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NT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the " Probate Court of Philips county has grant ed to the undersigned Letters of Administration, bearing date the 26th day of January, A. D. 1850, upon the Estate of HENRY YERBY, de- ceased. All persons, therefore, having claims against said Estate are hereby required to ex- hibit the same to the Administratrix, properly authenticated, within one year from the date ot said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said Estate-and if such claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of said Letters they shall be forever barred.
 EMILY NJ. YERB1,
 .4dn1in,Straf1I. ILorcE Ofb IS5O
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of the guarantor or guarantors- guarantees that, here insert the name of bidder or names of bidders, as the case may be, il his Cor their) bid for carrying the mail from to be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into an obligation prior
 10 the first day of July next, with good and sufficient sureties to perform the service lproposed." Dated
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VOL. X.

OD, IA 1926 From Walcott at a m once week, Saturday; By Gainesville, Oak Bluffs and West Prairie, Mo-;
 To Bloomfield, by 6 pm Monday, S4 miles; And back between 6 m Saturday | and m Monday. 5927 From Wacott at 6 m, once week, Sunday; To Pocahontas by 6 p m, 30 miles; And back between m and m Monday, 5923 From Pocahontas at 7 a m, once a week, Monday;
 By lobe, Mo-;
 To Thomasvle by ) m next day, 67 miles;
 And back between 10 a m Friday, and 7 p m next day. 5929 From Elizabeth at "a m, once week, Thursday;
 By Kenyon, Clover Pond, and Pow hatan;
 To Smithville by 5 p n lext Gay, 55 miles; a And back between r a VI Fsaassas 8sss s m next day. 593O From Elizabeth at 9 a nb once week, Wednesday;
 By Oak Ridge and Lora0o; To Walcott by 3 m same day, AS And back between 4 m Thursday and m. 593I From Jackson at p m, once week, Wednesday;
 By Red Bank;
 To Pilot Hill by p m next day, 60 miles;
 And back between 3 m Tuesday and a m next day. 5932 From Smithville at p m, once a week, "Wednesday;
 By Evening Shade and Wild Haws N To Mount Olive by 6 6p m next day, 50 miles;
 And back between 6 m Tuesday and l2 m next day. 5933 From Smithville at a m, once a week, Saturday;
 By Canton;
 To Pilot Hill by pm, 4S miles; And back between i a m and s P m Fri day; 5934 From Pilot Hill al s a m, once week, Monday;
 By Bennetts River, Bennett's Bayou, and St. Ledger, Mo-; To Rockbridge c h by 6 ? m next day, 63 miles;
 And back between s m Wednesday and 6 m next day. 5935 From Mount Olive at 6 a m, once a week, Friday;
 By Richwoods, and kinderhook; To Clinton by p m next day, 65 miles;
 And back between 6 a m "Wednesday and p m next day. 5936 From North Fork al l2 m, once a week, Friday;
 By Buffalo City, Melville, Rolling Prairie, Hussaw, and Crooked Creek: To Carrolton by 9 a m Sunday, 73 miles;
 And back between 3 m Monday and l2 m next day
 Bids for twice a week service are in- vted. 5937 From North Fork at l2 m, once a week, Friday;
 By Talbot's, and Stones, on the Little North Fork of White River; To Rockbridge, Mo-, by 9 a m Sun day, 75 miles;
 And back between ) pm Sunday and II a m Tuesday.
 Bids for trips once fortnight are in- vted. 593S From Yellville at Ga n, once week Monday;
 By Lebanon, and Wiley's Cove: To Clinton by 6pm next day, G9 miles; Aud back between a m Wednesday and p m next day. 5939 From Melville at s a m, once week Saturday;
 By Worth;
 To Forsyth, Mo-, by 9 m Monday, 60 miles;
 And back between a m Thursday and ? m next day. 5910 From Jasper at 4 nj, once a week, Wednesday,;
 By Point Peter;
 To Lebanon by 9 m, 42 miles; And back between 4 m Tuesday and 9 p m same day. 594l From Carroton at 6 a m, once in weeks every other Monday; By Ashley;
 To Washbourn's Prairie, Mo-, by 1 m next day, 49 miles; And back between p m every other Tuesday and } p m next day. Bids for trips once week will be con- sidered. 5942 From Carroilton at a m, once a week, Monday;
 By Osage, Kings River, Huntsville
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FlcHr WITH A BEAR-The Batesvillle
(Ark) Eagle gives an account of an attack,
ht bear which had been domesticated, and
became enraged from hunger, on two men
one of them the owner. The bear had got
loose, and while the men were to confine
him, he turned upon his master, named Gibbs
and tore one side of his head with an ear
off. The other man came TO Gibbs assist
ance and struck the bear with an axe
when the animal seized him andthrew him
on the ground, apparently liteless. Gibbs,
though seriously wounded, then managed
to kill the bear with an axe. Hopes are
entertained of the recovery of both the
the wounded men.
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DIR. j. j. J.UPDEGRAFF.

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His residence is nearly opposite the Montgom,.
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TTCHNOR'S
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Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
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u From Hon STEPHEN V. r. TRowBRIDsE, of Michi-
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A SINGULAR petrifcation was discovered
IN Minnesota, some month since-a human
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woman, aged seventy, who died five years
ago of apoplexy. So
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HEAVY VERDIor-The jury in case of
William Wescott VS.. Auburn and Roohes-
ter Rail road, brought in a verdict of sir
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who was injured by the cars on the road.
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PHILA. AND READING RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FROM
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