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Coy. Qnitman,. Message.

This imPor,sn, docament delivered 10 the Mississippi Legislature, convened in extra session the 18th ult. We have not yet received copy of il, but from the comments of the New Orleans press we are led to believe that 1t boldly advocates extremely ultra course with regard to the South era question From telegraphc dispatch to Mem phis we learn that 10000 copies Of the message were ordered to be priatsJ, and that the warmest sonthern feeling prevailed in the Legislature of Mississippi.
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rMachinery for Washing Dishes.

The Scientific American says tha, Mir Joel Honshton, ot Ogden, New York, has invented a machine lnr washing dishes. as '.io save ihe women folks deal of trouble" The dishes ate placed in rack, and set upright when it is carried ta vessel containing water and a little soap. and by turning crank. tie dishes on he rack aie whirled III great style to remove all the dirt Tar uhcleah water Is then drawn oiT and replaced b, clean boiling water, and the crack asgin turned a few seconds. The dishes then clean, and can remain in tlie r'ck,.. which obya,e. the repeated handling of dishes
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!. O, O. F.

Proclamation by the NJ. W. Grand Master. T'o all Lodges of he Independest Order of Odd Fei-
 ioscs rcitin fhe Jurisdiction of tas R. ". Graad
 Lcd9e of the SiSte of ArkaHsas:-GREgrIN0: " NOW YE, that whereas. the R. W.E4G N Grand Lodge ot Arkansas, O.O.F., SWA did at it's last Annual Communication, begun on the 7th of August, D. 1850, adopt and ordnin uniform Consultation, for the government of all Lodges working under authority of charters grsu- ted by said Grand Lodge, and for their rule and guidance in all things appertaining 10 Odd Fellow ships and, whereas, the said Grand Lodge did. by a resolution. provide for the Printing of said uniform Constitution and did further provide, thai i, should be The duty of the M W. Grand Master, when the printing oG said uniform Consultation should be completed, 10 make proclamation thereof, notifying a.d nstrueiing ai subordinate Lodges ot the O.. OF 10 govern themselves in accordance win the said uniform Constitution, and not contrArywise;
 NOW THEREFORE, KNOW YE, That, ivy yir- tue oi the authority in me vested, do hereby make known and proclaim. that the uniform Constitu- ton, for tho government and guidance of subordi. mute Lodges adopted al the last Annual Session Of the K. W. Grand Lodge of tine 10. OF Of the State of Arkansas having been printed, will take eifeet and be in forc- from and after the lst doy of Janu- ury, AID. 1851, and the proper officers hereby req fired to enforce. and ths members of Inc differ snt iojg~s. to yield obedienc- to the same.
 IN TEsrIaoxY WHEREOF, l have hereunio set
 my hand and caused Inc seal of the Grand G, ] Lodge to be affixed, this 2d day of Decem- "'' Der, AID. 1851.
 - Al HUrT, If W.G.M. Attest:
 F. $. GARarrr. CT. Sec.
 Dec, 3; 1850. lS-2w
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Proclamation by the Governor.

W HEhEAS. H has pleased mn Allwis. Provi- W denee to coutinue His protection ever us 10 prosper .he enterprise Of people, aud cause ihe earth to bring forth abundant crops a reward for tie labor of the husbandman. and as il Is our duty 10 manifest our thankfu.ness for these blessings: Ihe'efore, !, JOHN SELDEN R0ANE, Gov. ernor of tho State of Arkansas, do appoint Thursday the Sth day of December next, to be observed ss day of thanksgiving and praise throughout this State aud do recommend thai se- calar employment on that day be dispen~ed wish by the people and that they repair 10 their respec- tive places Of divine worship to render thanks 10 the God of Heaven and Earth for all the bless ings we have enjoyed u, His hands,
 In testimony whereof. have hereto set my LIS baud and caased the Seal of thu Stale to be
 affixed. at Little Rock, oa .he 18th day of November, AID 1850.
 JOHN SELDEN RoANE. By tlle Governor,
 D. E. GREER, Seos!Gry cf Sisif.
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The Long, loolzcd-foH' Come at
 T4ast..

black and brown FTOck and Dress Coats, Over Coats, Sacks, and Over Sacks: Black aud fsaey- colored Business Coais: aek and fancy colofea Cassimere, Doeskin, and Saiiueit Pautalooms !; Vests, of all k nds and coiors. single and double hreasiel. SflcnJiJ lo' of white shirts, from Sl 25 10 g; Negro Clothing, or all kiuds; uuots aud shoe: Blanket canis, of all eolors; Blue. drab and ssie-eoerrd Blankets. suitable for over-costs; fair leather TRUNKS, SaSpeaiefsi Cravais; Hats and Caps, of the latest fashion, and variety of other furnishing goods. All of which, he will sell FIERY CHEAP FOR CASH aud only for cash at his s,ore, Main, near t.is corner of Markham street.
 Little Rock. Nov. l9, lsjo II
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DIED.

Al Des Arc. Prairie county. Ark, on the 9th No. vrinber. MT. ChUiss C. Harris, m the 36lh year of his age.
 MT. fl. was native Of Louisiana; he removed 10 Arkansas ih cary life. where he has long been teeined an honest, industrious, and enieIpusing citizen. In the later part of his life, amt. at his death, afforded evidence to h,s friends tbat he a christian. CoM.
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nr ARKANsAs. A ..

STATE OF ARKANSAS. (xs ceoSrr or Cm,c5r sS ] Ea As CAirvf C1cHR CSsst "a CAaaesgy. Ctssasw Ysrm. lSJ1. lieuvy |. Rlsros, Sshfasd (. fsalk- nef, Joha Dreunea, Jas II. VI alh-
 rr. aud t.a,bvr Casss, RcssaaaSy
 Trustees of tte Real Essaie B,nA ef the State ef Arkaasas, CoNStsts- aus.
 Joseph 8 ThrcagiII. as asl.nlnistFeies
 of Arelisxia " Geodsss, dserssed
 end others, D.Jrsdsafs. aud
 John D. PiEiafd. Cesspistsast.
 rs. Oa CraAs t3tIl !a sasns eRfse. TfastSes ef il.e Real Eslais Baak of
 the State of Afksnsas, aud others.
 DrfesdsHft.
 A ND comes said John If. pinlaFd. and hles his IA answer o tlIe sala Orxiaal liill. and Ass WAes sail aaswsr Cross B,ll hesria against said Cean- psainantS aaJ his eedAfendsats. and aisa agaamnt James Brown and Henry C. Payne. new passi-s thereto; aad u aPPeasisg te the Court from tAe ss- hdavh 0f Samuel II. hempslead, Esquter. eaueaaA 10 said Cross It'll, that tho foilowiag DeteadAata named In said CtOss blll HaR-rrsidents ef lls Stale of Arkaasas to-wit: Iamea bFpwn. Henfy c Payne. William Dix, Jehn 4. Miller, Iehn Mtl- Ter, Charles E. Seasaus. Eifsaiseih D He'mea. William GoodIoe William C Gooiles. D. (. GeeA- Joe. The Bank Of Mississippi, Nicsosas c. Atlsa. aud Sarah D. Walkerf tt ts. sotsa of aaid Ceaa- painaniiR said Gross ;liI arfe that pahlcatlon ba made. notifying ssid hon-rsiicnt dessndaMt of sha fling Of sad Cross sI sgaiss shea sad others, sho object cf which s to enforce specific line ef said Piatard, vendor. for the Vafchnse HseHey a ths following described tracts of lahds te.wii. The South East quarter of Section Uae. h Tswn~hsv Eighteen. Soath of Range ome West. sud e maeA of the Soath West fractional quarter ef Seesisa Six. In Township Eighteea, south ef Raaes Ons East of the fifth principal meridian, as would mmke vii, ,i,e auvve uescfl5s quarter sec,iens us seses of iaud, situate. lyiag and beisg ia the eoamty q Cheei aoresst aud to have said saads sold to eat- isfy the same, and to carry out aBd eafofne asa 10 that effect, rendered ia the Circuit Court ef Inc Jailed Staies for the District bf Asknnsna and to ebiain paymenf ef dlvefs susfs ef msUslsP due him from tho es,a's of ssiI ArehibsA " Geeh Ice deceased that nness s.t Hoa-F Fssileas Dsfsn. dsnls appear before the Coar hete, by themselves Solicitors. heforc the third day of Inc neKs hereof be holden st ihe Court house sfs salA county. la the town of Columbia. on ahs tifah Men. day after the fourth Monday of March next aftss the date hereof ana plead, eRsveF. er dansas, @ said Gross Bill, the allegations and esasars tsessln contained will be Iakea esafesscd aGsiRas theMa and decree entered secordinxly--and that espy of this order bs published iu the Arkansas naAmas. a newspaper printed in this Siats. for the uusnbst of times and wilhla the lime premsibrd by law, Gs- fore the frat day of suid next term. 10 which shis canss is continued.
 true copy from the reeori
 Arres: JO. B STEDMAN, C1<vk
 Nov. 26, 1853 --ii--2w-tpf sll
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The Words Fair.

It is stated that the building for the exposition of 1851, in London, will contain 800 miles of win dow-sasiies, l0) miles of putty, 5i of zinc gutter ing, and miles to drive under cover. The build ing will be wholly of glass, wood frame, and iron pillars. In one position the spectator will be able to see 900 feot before him in one unbroken view
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EDUCATE YoUR DAUGHTERS.

INltE scmi-anhuai examination of the youhg ladies l of Inc Tulip Female Seminary will commences on "Wednesday the 18th day of December next, and continue three days. The exercises will be pecu- liarly attractive consisting of the examination during Ike forenoon Of each day and lectures by gentlemen distinguished for their Literary and Sci. entihc abilities, in tie afternoon. The Ladies of the Ridge" will give magnificent FAIR and Sur to aid in the erection of suitable Lecture Rooms While tlis Concerts, Compositions and Elocutiou by the young ladies will ensute an agreeable ya.i- ely 10 The entertainments. To those who desire To educate their Daughters. the occasion will present a favorable opportunity to judge Of the merits of the Seminary The newt session will begin the Isl Monday in January. 1851. Auipic arrangements will be made to accommodate ali who aisy come The public generaIly respectfully invited to ai- tend. By order of the Board of Guardians.
 JOHN $. GARvIN,
 Nov. l9, lS50-il-tr Pfesideat
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IT The New Orleans papers announce tn. death Of Col RICHARD M JOHNSON, formerly Vice Presi dent of the United States It is said that he died a, Frankfort, Ky, on the 18th ult
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Clothing. 70 DoZ. hue ctoth er-cos,s; |" =. Beaver a' do.; | dog, fine Ptct Cloth do.; 4 !" B.ikei oyei- Coats. assorted; , Cio'h f6ek and dTe,s Coals, assoftsd; Sack Goats, " pr. doe skin and French csssmets Paaim l" Sanet Shirts DfWwefs. Ovrt-sils, Re, kr Just received, per wagons. and lnf sale. very Isw, by JOHN D. ADAMS.
 L6,rsy SisumAoai Lasdiss. Lifi, Rnot Oct 2t
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Both branches of the Legislature met at Jackson inc l7h, in accordance ~ith the Governors pro clamation. In the Senate John Guion was cleo ted President. In the House. Mir MeRae. the Speaker, took the Chair, and about seventy mem- bers answered to their names
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Hats and Gaps.

' D0Z. fashionable Md. skin Hats; { ' E. E. drab Russia
 L" black And white soit Beaver
 |" " Mexican fur 6'' Boys black. grreus and whfs, sets hs,s, 9" S,lk plush Gaps.
 ." Cioih Caps. escorted;
 &" Bays'rls,h Caps. assorted;
 6" Wool Hats. Just received, per Wagons and int sale. vesy lew. fov east oaiy. by JOHN D. ADAMS. Lutie Rock. 0et. 5I. Lower $. D Lasssi,as.
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Claims for Bounty Land G'c

' G. KNIGHT. .Atoraey at Lolr. and Grasral J 1igeni io: lhe prosecution of claims for Bounty Land. PensIon, kx;ta Pay, Sc.
 Fly aTeeent Act oi Congress. B'upiy Lands are granted to The officers. priyates. &c, regulars vol uniseFs. rangers or militia, tn ihs Military s-Tves o the U $ n the war oi 1872 or in any of the Indian since l730. Also to ihe commissioned officers in the with Mexico. In case ot the .i,eease of the soldiers, the land Is gante to the widow mi Eor children.
 Letters Of inquiry will receive prompt attention.
 Liliis R0ck, Oct. IT. 1850. S-5w
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gJ- The election Tor Congress in the third distic, of Louisiana, to 6l the place made vacant by the death of J. H. Harmanson. wa, to have been held on Saturday last.
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RoOfs md Shoes.

HENFS' Fine. Medium. and coarse Boots; M Ladies' Caters. Slippers. audl~alkins Shoes; Boys and Caii,iFehs' Rnvts and Shoss. cases Rassei hogans; { Thick Kip Calf pegd .t sewsi e Just received, and for sale hy
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 LOieer Stsam6oaf LaAfiss. Ltitie Rock Oti ?4. e--i1
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Conservation of n n;shoo.

In St Johns Cathedral, in Philadelphia. on Sun day morning, the Very Ray. E. x. GARrLAND. who has been, for number Of years, pastor of that gregation, was consecrated Bishop of Savannah,
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fommisslOncrs Sale of Lsls In Rtelertava.

Commissioners Saie of Lals In Rtetsrtowa. DY virtue of decree oi inc Circuit Oouss ef kD fulsskI eoa'.ty, rendered at the June ierm thereof A. b. 1850 iR favor oI 'John n. Feaiem aaA Aaron Deran." against the heirs ot Alvxatssf M&- Kinney. deceased, et ai Iwlti Tharsslav the twelfth day oi Deeembsr {. D. I55a. bvtween tho hours aI o'clock am aias sn.. sell as public auction. at ;hr Court house dooi ei palAaki eoanty. m he City of Little Rock. 10 ihe highest bidder te cash in hand, the oliu~iag desefih..d property. te vii Lots numbered five aod six iH Block numbered ane in Reetoitown with tic houses. and improve. iaehts thereon.
 ]. STILLWEL, Little Rock. Sor. l2 1850. CDmaissss~sf.
 g-eN.
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15- In the list of deaths at Sacramento city for the week ending Oct ,, we find that of James Car. uallan, aged 23, Arkansas.
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New Umion Oryan.

prospectus has been issued for new daily pa. per, to be published at Washington city, to support the Union. IL is styled the Constitution
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SsOO RevyarsI

MILL. he paid fef ths apprehension and ,a, 4 w confinement, that caa get hi,n. E{o of certain Negro man named WILkS. M and notice given the at PIas Flat PestSfics. M Bossier Parrish, i.eaisiasa.
 DEscRiprI0N.---ifels ls about % years old oaaea eoalp.sA'sa. ,. ss.y snsn asi hsasy balii, ken. He Is supposed to be in the vicinity oI ln. fis Rock or Raessilie. CHAS LEWIs
 Nov. 2d. 1850. l2 2H
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aJ' Our acknowledgements are due to Mir. CoLLINs of the s. B. St Francis, for late New Orleans, St. Louis and Cincinnati files.
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Gnyernor of New York.

The official msjo'iy for HuNr, the SEWARD whig candidate for Governor of New York, IS only 27O.
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NEW oRLEANs MARKETS.

TRuE DELTA, Nov, 9, 1850. C5tfoa--1 here was fair demand, and 1900 bales ionrd purchaser by Ii5 o'clock. PM. a; iprices rather in favor oi buyers Shoitly after thai hour, Inc news by the Niagara appeared in the Evening Piceyune, and, announcing decline of i.Hi<d. with only 9 80n bales sold during the week. 6,ou ht onr market 10 a stand. We give yssienisy's quota lions as a rsieTence:t
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NEW oRLEAxs CLASSIFICATION.

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. Inferior. r........... ifone Mid. Fair. l3s60- Ordinary ...2 @l2s+ Fair, ...... .I3fs0lt MiddlIng ..l3 ai3t1 Good Fair . .homiral Good Mid .l21sal3a GA and Fine. nominal T'etnceo--Not sale has tran>pred
 Sgyar-The accounts from the country continue uniavorabl'. Our aarket ia consequence i- vsry finn. and 80 hhds were sold at yesefdays sdvaace. Fair, s93suc.
 MoiIsSts-500 bsls were sold al 25fo2jl.c
 Flour Maket unchanged. Sales 21s1 bhl, n- cudiag 301 Ohio al q 20; 290 st S4 31 900 un- ht1nded St. Louis al S4 31; 4j5 Iowa aud 450 St. Louis al q 5p; leo Si. Louis and 75 Iowa at $4 5; 100 St Louis at &4 G0; 100 extra lIlino.s at $4 s7 and 400, in two los, at $5.
 Cora--Sales l4Oo ct Se9S3e, and 410 old white at S3iaSTc.
 OIfs-- 300 sacks Ohio sold at 5itata52c.
 Braa-900 sacks sold at $t 27, and 2l5 al Si 30 P loo ib9
 Whi@y -25o tbIs :ecthsd sold at. 2i. and 100 aN at 25lae.
 Pors-50o 'bls mess were sold. without, inspsc- lion, Sll;
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GS-At a special term Of the Johnson county Cir cut court, held week before last. JANE N. CAM BRIG K was convicted of Larceny and sentenced 10 twelve months confinement in the State Peniteuti- arv <
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E0nflsy L0nsfs '

LN0R SALE. upon low terms. the F. I ix Sec 2, Tow wnship 2 North. Range 4EtA. g West. containing S20 acres. And .hs s 33jssS Els of lie Norih west quarter Of s~c- csyV<S ton iS. Town>iaip . North. Range w., A containing su servs Enqalre ef
 b. (. Fl LfoN Msrkhaa St.
 nexi doof e iks .dsfAeay Hsass Nev. 26, iss0 ls
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General scott.


The whigs of Delaware have nominated General Scott for ihe Presidency.
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Arkausas Coal.


 We are now burning in our dwelling and cfiee, stone coal brought from James Fork in tilis coun- " Tor which We have to pay 20 cents per buslei m Su hhd 1t cheaper than wood at the present prices rue coal from this place, burns freely, giving an .Aoe.'ent heat IL burns entirely 10 ashes leaving hO cinder, as is common with coal It Is pronoun. .oG' oy those who are acquainted with the article, '" oe excellent It etnits very little smoke and is "V' at'ended with that sal Phurous smeil winch is " u'sagteeab'e to most persona A large bed of Oa IS now opened in the prairie, about three miles rom town and another in Mazzari Prairie, seven mdes oH' At James Fork the coal appears 10 he meRhaustibIe and also ia Grand Prairie, Is to 20 mics from this place. The oxten, of ;he coal re- sOh on the south side of the river in this county not known, but it appears that it eau be found sIhost anywhere by searching for it. Within the sl0fe oi Z2 miles. the mines inexaustibIe In a
 years the citizens of this place will find it to pS .r rie OeS' aud cheapest fuel.
 he sonhdance of such good coal so near 10 town VI" h'aNe ort Smith place for the establishment manufactures of every kind. Iron ore is also o1Hu ,l 'his rsgioa. and last week q gentleman , .' 1uissour,' who had been prospecting in the
 "ei part oi this country, brought Us several spe-i. he"s ot Iron ore, lead and silver ore-missd, and 'U small piece of load stone. He says Arkansas
 ,'en Ia minerals as Missouri, and perhaps more e. II Is evident that the lead ore touad in this
 l'etas greater per cent. of silver than the "'e iouha elsewhere. Fort Smah HeraH
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TO THE pURLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
 TNllE undersigned has taken the old and ArA \ weii-known staad at LewisbaFg. re- RsaI eeniiy occupied by Mnssrs. F.. I ]. Thomp' -k@x1 son. under the name of he craig House. and fitted 1t up a good condition for tue recepoa of Inc isa- veing community. His stable wii be well supplied and well attended to, snd nS paius spared Ia give general satisfaction to all who may favor him wiih their custom. WILLIAM CRAIG. Le~isbarg, Nov. l9, ls50.--il-2w
 The Gazette X Democrat and Fort Smith Her. ald will please give the above two insertions, and forward their biis to A. Gesdoa F M of this place
 " q
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IdIHF Hncs Ucf ZF. t- Entertainment for MeRaaIbers
 of tho Legislature. I PROPOSE 10 acconiodate elgh, or ssn msmhses l Of the next Ge"eras Assrlnbly wlih boarding asx lodging. a, my house, upon the usesi rs.senahls trruis, during ihe ssssloas a'sc, te provide bsasu- fully atmy
 LITER STA LE, for all hossss ieft ,a my charge. My ssppiy sf hay. eefn fodder Ne. is ndant. aud y pessassl attention wI!l be xiseH to he sccassislioa ef sss and horse. DAVID SHELTON Little Rock. Oct |, is5a.-4-tf.
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.NTsc Goods! .vrsC Goods! !

TNHE undersigned has just re- 4
 \ ceivrd, and Is opening, f2SSEssEsazsytx2~ u large and we'll selected assort- N Y@FA IA ment of Dry Goods, Clothing, H EF N Hats. Boots and Shoes. Hardware, <-{HRd aMS Queensware, and everything usa- AsAAA " ally found tn sierrs adapted 10 The %Al X country trade all of which he Azz4zS offers for sale. Cheap for Cash, or in exchange for Cotton or pcltries, for which ihs highes. marhet price will bc given. Country dealers would do well to give him a call, and examine his stock bc- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 A HuTT, Nov. 26. Sore oa Msia St
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New EnierpriSe.

we 'eaia that company, some of The s.ockholi- " e' which are located n San Francisco, and others ta s hasetn New York, are now engaged in maau .5Stins concentrated milk and coffee for shipment w dii'ofh'a Each preparation Is in the ior,a of
 'ck paste. neatly packed in tin boxes, syi,h airsc uohs Tor use. A small quantity of each IS to be paced m vessel In which the coffee is 10 be mad. "a eo'ing water poured upon ii. when 1t Is imme. s'se,y ht toi the table, and We are loldbat doub, -'u''y equal to that made in tae ordinary way.
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Cash for pclfrics!

Y WISH 10 buy Fifieen Hundred Dollars worth of \ first rate PELTRY, 10 be delivered between this and the 10th Jan y next for which the highest market price in SPECIE will be paid Pcltrv deal- CTS will please give a call before selling else where. A. J. HUT"T, Main st.
 Little Rock, Dec. 3, 1859. lS-
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Little Rock Foundry.

NAST-lRON Cat. Dray, and Wagon Boxes. Of N all sz~s. of superior qualify, iIon A single one to greater number, manufactured al th,s estab hshnsni and lot sale, cheap, bv
 ROSWELL BEEDE. P,S. Cash pail for Old Castings, Copper, Brass. and Zinc.
 Dee. !, 1850. l3 lDemocfat copyl
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ST. LOUIS FLOUR.

Hn Ibis. of f"o'fslieas floas. just received ssa 1-O fer sale for ca*h saiy hs
 June g. t5a. FATnEkLy & CLEMEKTe-
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He'd Tick.

A LARGE assortment of Tiekins. fct sale ss "A reduced prizes fos essh. st
 Aug is. FATHERLY & CLDslENTu.
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FOX CASH.

l NE are now selling of st feaueed psisss - W fhosc wssisisg io purchase, will yi~sss sei1
 sa FATHEkLY A CLEMENTu. l April ?. 1850
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HsIeachesi Dol,aesales.

AsA~sAAME0 ASVkx3CSthESs M b hss- on hand large and hns ssstsneu3 ex w h.eaehed ShistiAes. which w- wsll cell l~x for cash. FATHERLY * CLEMENTs. Aug. i3. n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-11

SCHOOL.
MIR. JAMt SRUNCIE. an experienced teacher,
lNl will open s.hool for boys and girls in the
school hou e lately occupied by Mr.. SiEonson, and
formerly by MIR. knight, on Monday, the I'd Sep
TENDER next.
Terms PER QuaRTER-English branches 50 so to
81 %. Ancient languages, SIS co. laug292wd.i
rOHOSH! COhOsh !!-30O0 bottles Just man.
" ulactured-terms favorable to wholesale buy
ers 1t is the best Family medicine ever made.
HATCHITT & CO.,
aug3O No. Ia. Front ST.
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Out Lots for Sale at Auction.

ITO re sold at Auction at the Court House door,
A ia Evansville, Satui day, the 5th day OF
October, AT II, III 10 O'Clock A. Nj tor. NJ. II not
sold before at private sale, twelve outlets con-
aiming 2f acres each, within about mile of The city
ot Evansville. and situated between the residence
at Bracket Mills. Esq., aud TIE farm of VIM Wood,
decd. htin.. the ; r. OF n T. Sec 10 * 10
situated lLai but little labor will be required 10 lit
them tor r, sdence garden lots. a plat may he
se,r tor come DAYS before the sale, al the office OF
ln.l- g. Wheeler The title is good. and warran-
tee de- d. " III be given Terms of sale-one- third
cash. ore third in 4 months. ard one-tl,ird in s
months. Apply 10 INGLE & WHEELER. or
sei6-Iw III. c. GWATHMEY.
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ATTENTION. CASH BUYERS.

ANINU disposed Ui a iurge portion Of my stock
- 81 Dry Goods, a wholesale, and being desi-
rous of cha .Oing my business. now offer the
mainder of nv stock at Eastern cost prices, with
out charges Ii consists N part of the following
articles: Prints. lawns, ginghams, summer goods
hosiery laces. bobinets, edginsS insertions, hand
kt rchief plain and embroided Swiss and Bishop
lawns, iackonets, cambrics linen lawns, rib',on,
bonnets, superior embroidered curtains. muslins,
and many other articles not above me ltoned. The
goods are all new. HAVING BEEN BOUGHT WITHIN
THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS, For CASH. Therefore, |
feel confident in saying those wishing to buy.
that it viii be greatly 10 their interest to call and
examine my stock and prices, before purchasing. /
will positively close out bv the 18th Of September.
augl3 I'm GOODLEE MORGAN.