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1900 prs ladies' lasting Eni.
tiers and half gai = r.;
2JCG prs ladies'iancy enam-
eled siips and bnskins;
1000 prs misses kip,calf and
goat lare boots:
25O3 i'fs misses kid boots,
tsss and SHIPS:
.b'th Pts misses goat v iacS
shoes nrd buskins;
1U'h prs ehtid's hip, calf and
grain shoes;
j'te prs chiid's faBc y boots
CATERS;
3ote prs goat lace and roar
shoes;
1900 pTs sanryfnam'd Eborr
Mems fashionable fur and
silk hats:
DO broad i medium brim
brush hats;
do soft bi'k, white 4 bro.
Mexican hats;
do soit bf'k and " hite do
do sast l,slE culors and
qualities:
Boys son wool and fur, all
qualities,
Meas otter, nHtria, seal and
mGskrat caps;
do fine cloth, plush and
glazed caps;
Boys fue cloth, plush and
glazed eaps;
do hair, seal and sea lette,
Infants fancy cloth and veil
vet caps
u r. L r0
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate,

Dfvirtue of a License and Decree Of the Pro-
lJbate Court of Des Moines county, Iowa, we will
on saturday, the 2Sth day of September A. d. 1850,
sell to the highest bidder, the following Real Es-
tate to 1.-THE east half of the northeast or of
section 3l in township 20, range west, so acres.
Also, part Of the east half of the south or of
same section aud township, containing 80 acres.
Said land is situated in Danville township, thir-
teen miles west Of Burlington on the Agency road,
about sixty-fve acres under good improvement;
good log dwelling house and stable, &C; 100 bear
ing apple trees and other fruit trees; ell of good
water, &c, sc. Possession will be given on the
first Of April, d. 1851.
a~5-Terms of sale made known on the day of sale,
which will be on the premises. between 10 A. NJ.
and p. NJ. Of said day. r. P. ROBERTS,
J. ID. ROBERTS,
Exs'rs Of last will and lament of X. Roberts decd.
DanviIle Township, Sept. I2, lS50-3t
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NOTICE,

NOTICE..
TINHOSE who owe WM. GARRETr& Co. or Cox,
GARRETT 4 Co.. either by note or account. are
reminded that the notes and accounts have been
due for long time, and unless paid in few weeks,
will be sued. am compelled to have money, and
give notice to all who wish to save costs.
sept. 5, $50. VIM, GARRETT
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BAN STATE SfEANiS.
DAY STATE SilANLS AND NASTLES, Of Oh.
- the latest and most aPpr"vs styles will be furnished
by the subscribers. nj the lowest prices Purchasers
will please notice that the Bay fabrics
tcketS corresponding with tire above. and theV viii also
he distr suished fro all other wooden sbai by their
peToT finish. fine texture, and bultancy Of colors
Orders solicited from all sections OF the country and
the will be PROMPTLY attended to. For sale whole
sale by BRoNNLEE, HOMER j. Co, No. IS Main 81.
And At retail by
RrTHERFERD & DAY. Nos. I@o. f3f Market st.
ELLIOTT tAtrHDIS. No. 2 Main, cor Market.
81 Louis September II. lS.0-im
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE..

The subscribers to the stock of the Burlington and
Mount Pleasant Plank Road Company, are hereby no-
ed that at meeting Of the Board OF Directors, the
10Th INST, it ordered that assessment of twenty
per cent, or ten dollars share (being the sixth install
ment) be called TO be paid TO VIM T. Coolbaugh
Treasurer of the company, Bun Saturday the
l2ih day of October aext. GEO. SNYDER,
Burling ton, Sept. IL, 1850. Secretary.
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FRESH TEAS.
sDnA LBS. Imperial and G0npowder Teas, also
tOOu 200 lbs. superior Young Hyson at SO cts
pound. Is-The attention OF the public is invi,-
ed to this very cheap, yet excellent Tea, ON the
Canton Tea Company. New York. For sale by
Burlington sept 5, 1850 J F TALLANT
lJLANK ROAD NOTlCE.-The subscribers to
l the stock Of the Burlington and Mount Pleas
ant Plank Road Company, are hereby notified that
at meeting of the Board of Directors. the 18th
instant, it was ordered, that an assessment of 20
per cent, or ten dollars per share, be called in,
(being the fifth instalment,) to be paid to VIM F.
Coolbaugh, Treasurer Of the Company, in Burling-
ton, on Saturday. the 2ist day of september next.
GEORGE SNYDER, Secretary.
Burlington. August 30, 1850
MOURNING GOODS.-Plain black silk, lawns,
VI and ginghams, fancy cross barred and plain
chambray, for sale by DU BOTS
NWISS and American ginghams, just received
~ and for sale by DU BOIS
DARAsoLs-Back,f fancy and plain, for sale
L lowby taug. 22) DU BoIS
DROAD cloths and cassimeres, cheap for cash at
ID aug. % DU BOlS
OUTER wanted to pack, in exchange for goods
- at cash prices by DU BOIS
TNoBACCo.-Fine cut chewing tobacco, smoking
i do, aromatic tobacco, superior, for sale by
aug. % Ms DU BOTS
MANILA cordage, different sizes just received
1tl and for sale by N s DU BOTS
Observation-Disclosures common and sweet choc-
~ olate, just received and for sale by DU Bots
TTNEAS.-Young Tyson, imperial. gunpowder and
i black teas, ffesh per Bon Accord, for sale at
aug.22 N s DU BOIS
S1UGARS.-Common crushed, loaf and clarified
! sugars, for sale by S DU BOTS
MO. l mackerel just received and for sale by
~ aug. % DU BOTS
CALMoN.-s bbls. picked salmon just received
! , and for sale at faug. 22) DU BOIS
+ EATHER.-l0oO lbs Sole Leather, Chesuut
i 1 bark tan, for sale low
aug 8, 80 BIC ARMSTRONG & co
NOWNING'S fruit and fruit trees of America,
- do do colored plates.
The American fruit culturist by ]. J. Thomas,
Coles fruit book,
Downng's cottage residences,
do landscape gardening rural architecture.
for sale at ABRAHAM's
aug is $50 Burlington Bookstore.
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Administrators Notice,

AUtnInlSIratOT NOTICE..
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
/ has been appointed by the Court of Probate of
Des Moines county, Iowa, Administrator on the
Estate of Marshall Morgan, decd. All persons
having claims against said estate, are notified to
present the same for settlement. and those indebt-
ed 70 said estate will make immmediate payment to
me. GEORGE MORGAN, Administrator
Burlington, September -. ls5O-3t
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Hat Store! Clothing Store!!
ihE HARDEST elbow, OF AII,,-C,,,,;.

"anDEsi "bLOW" OF ALL!!-Clothing.
Az only Is per cent. on the COST,
STUEGIS SON have lust rece;vea mos.
Clothing, viz A>s"uy Haoe
FALL STYLE MoLEsKIN AND BEAVER HATS
every description. N'S' VI
Union HATS. new style much worn in Saint
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHiLDREo'S FANCY HATS AND TURpANs.
or hne silk velvet, fur and cloth.
hofS HATS. choice selection,
large and handsome invoice of elegant
SILK PLUSH CAPS,
comprising seven different varieties OF stvl. IN,
co,"r, most splendid article, Mohair, Plush. sc.
nm, An ~ 10th CAPS. every description.
LADIES and Misses MUFFS. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ror ran anu Winter, viz:-Blanket over Coats
bea.er ana Pilot, cloth ditto; Satinette and wool
hip Jackets. ~'"|'-
Fine DRESS and FRoCK COATS.
rANIALooNS-Fin cloth, CASHMERE and sat
NhSlS--Ftne satin, blk. cloth and fancy winter
SHiRTS-Fine iinen-breasted, calico, hickory.
and check Shirts,
WOODEN and cotton Drawers and undershirts.
SACKS, Suspenders, etc. Also, an as sortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Es-one word to the reader:-What we saw at the
hcau OF inns and tril perform!
Our Clothing is no Stop Work, but is first rate,
ooth IN quality OF goods ana style of workman ship
Tstte nW ,rarrdnt epery article of Ciothing AMI;
return tue money In every instance where all arti-
Gle Tails short of our reCommen dation.
LAST AND NOT LEAsT.-We cant no more than
10 per cent prcff, on Clothing. and will exhb-
II the bills, ii desired which we venture to saw is
me most extraordinary reduction in prices ever
offered IN this community.
buffalo Robes, Trunks. Band Boxes. SC.
n. BAH kinds of Furs bought at the highe It
Pfiees for CASH. burlington, sept. 10. 1850
Gazette and Weekly Telegraph copy)
IOWA COLLEGE.
VIE hrst term in the third of this Institution will
4 commence on the FIRST THURSDAY OF Ger. Next
ihere are three terms in the year of 10 weeks each The
second viii commence the I'd Thursday of jan and
she third on the 4t Thursday OF April, Is5l Rev D.
Lane, OF keosauqua, has recently been elected Prof OF
Mathematics and Nat Philos opby, be
frot Ripley in charge Of the Institution
a FRESHMAN class of six is formed to enter upon
the studies OF regular College course.
EXPENSES, Sc.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department, $500 per term
Collegiate sM
Tuition in both Departments to be paid in advance
students admitted to Cole Glass after the commence
ment OF term VIII be charged With for the whole
student is member of College.
In the Prep Depart no one will be admitted for less
than halt term and alowace will be made for alb.
sence except IN case OF protracted sAkness.
Board be obtained private Families at 81 50 per
week.
BY an arrangement with H. A. Porter of Rock Island
Books and Stationery furnished students at less
than retail prices in N. Y. By order of Elk. Com.
Davenport sept. ~, 1885, T.. ADAMS, Clerk
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wv cases men y l-1Diss
200 do do eoarse do
$50 do do calf do
80 do do goat do
$50 do do seal Do
500 cases boys Nit l. thick
- DO do calf dn
I2b00 prs men>'coarse ltroe's
5000 do do unltu'd hip ~
1000 do DO calf do
2GG0 do do goat do
$50 cases men>'srain boots
long legs
500 cases gents Kip boots,
long legs;
800 eases boy > thick and
kip boots;
800 eases youths Kip and
thick boots;
80 cases chiids' kip aHd,
1900 prs mems l. Il Ii krpI
prog ans.
2DD3 prs men's lasting and
cloth CATERS:
5000 prs boys kip ana caift
br0EanS:
5000 prs hoys'eoaTse trox'ns
5000 IFS youths hip do
attN DO do coarse do
l2G0O do ladies' kip and calf
lace boots; /
attW prs goat and Md do dol
2ttD do poIkas l. eNcetsioTs
Jotu prs ladies 'kip,s"aI and !
calf strap shoes;
l2O0O prs ladies' hip slips,
ties and bEskins;
81 Louis. susHst 81, 1850
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE

clark u Co."....................P Philadelphia.
=. w C'ark 4 Boston,
E. w clark Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Louis
e. w. CLARK, Dodge Il CO...............New York
~, E =, AND BANKING HOUSE
OF Il. w. CLARK, Bros. Il Co.. Nam street, Burlip rton
Specification Of Finds.
SPECIE-An kinds of coin.
PAR PAPER
State Bank of Missouri Notes, T.. w, Clark &
Co.'S Checks on st Louis, and Eastern CITY Bank
notes of the denomination of so and upwards.
CURRENCY
Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky, Virginia, and ma
jority of Eastern Bank Notes.
For Sight Bills OF Exchange
FAR PAPER, will be received as Specie.
CURRENCY, at one per cent, discount.
On Collections.
FER PAPER and SPECIE, only, will be received.
For Specie.
EAR PAPER bought at per cent, discount.
Sight exchange on the principal Eastern Cities
and st Louis, for sale in to suit purchasers.
sight and Time Bills purchased. " Land War
rants for sale. Sept. 5, ls5o-ip
The the Attention Of the LADIES
Is requested To the following superior lot of goods
NJ HIrE Grape fgd Swawls at So IS usually
w sold at 8 90. Very rich fig'd Shawls at 7 so
usually sold 10 90. Crimson Shawls at 81 rs. usu-
ally sold at Is SO. Plum cord Shawls at S rs, IT,
sually sold at 10 90. l52 yds Bonnet Silks differ
ent patterns from 80 TO SO cents, usually sold at
from 80 to rs cents a yd. 100 yds Bonnet Ribbons
from to Is cents yard. Some watered and fan
cy dress silks will be sold low. Dress Lawns from
IL TO 20 cents yd. Paint lawns from to IL cts
yd. Bleached muslin from to IL cts per yard
Some new style FAN dress goods 20 to IS cts yd
The above, with large stock of Fancy Goods
ior, as the present stock must be sold out imme.
diateiy to close Partnership accounts.
T-Piease observe, at the Peoples Store, Main
street, next the Market House.
pprl yfp
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Scott * Brother.

4 NOMMISSlON and Forwarding Merchants, No.
NJ9 Locust street, between Front and Main,
fronting end of Commercial stIeet, 1T Louis, Mo.
EF=Particular attention gi, TO the sale of Pro-
dHCe Of every description.
REFERENCEs.-Messrs RUM an, Hillman l. Co..
Woods, Christy Coz Dean. King y Co.. Collins.
Kellogg Co.. ST Louis, Mo. oil. James Dunlap,
Jacksonville, Ill. Edwin Ferguson. Esq. Messrs
Yeatman Co., New Orleans. Nessrs Irwin &
Foster, Cincinnati. ii. watson, Pres. Painters
Bank, Nashville, Tenn. CaSseday 4 RAINY. Lou
ist lille. Ky. Aug %, 1850
"a FURNITURE! TURNfTCREn raR-rwI
" The subscriber Is now ready With, anG--=~a=7-~
~ offers for sale the largest. cheapest. and
'be>t stock of FURSITL RI, ever offered - :
in this city.
Furniture dealers, country merchants and all Others
invited to come and examine his stock
No. 80 Market street, - Louis, No.
sept ~, lsJG-2m JOINS l. ELLET
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Public sale.

NOTICE is hereby eiveH that Saturday the 5th day
| of October next, " nj sell Public Auction the
City Council Chamber, the city OF ufnE city lpf
No. hundred and eighty, tG-ul the property w.
g. Wiiesides satisfy the fer SLING ap aid lot 20
water from becoming theeon lev
led by authority the City Council utltnw
ton, the l2th day Of August A. 1850,
the OF fifty dollars, With thereon
since Aug 2th, is0 aud the ofssiG levy. sdyeIts
ing and sale. EDWARD MARROW,
sept ), lS.Ju-tds City Collector
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PRICES REDUCED;

rPBARG AIMS TO BE II AD.!!E6
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
| and the public generally, that he has in store
large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, Of all sizes and qualities, which he offers at
REDUCED PRICES. He feels assured he make
it to the advantage of buyers 10 extend him their
patronage. He is satisfied that small profits and
quick returns will prove advantageous to himself
as we'll as the purchaser. Having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, he is determined to sell low.
Also, large and fine assortment of Leather and
Shoe Findings.
FFPease call and examine my stock. on Jeter-
son street. one door east of Main.
may Q, 80 WALLIS
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D. WI. VeeIy.
Er John III. Ranch.

l. 'ASHloNABLE TAILOR, Burlington, Iowa.
L Fshop on Main street, in the building latel
occupied by Geo. Blickhahn. fmay 3O,,5
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d 4 Y GOO DIS

{ AFFERS his Professional services to the citi-
I zens or burlington and vicinity. (may $50
APHe may be found at the Barrett House.
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Dye Wonds and SUITS.

Dye woods and Stuffs.
I'D psIs ground Camwood; 90 bhls ground log
so wood; hbls ground Fustic; bills ground
Mic wood; bills ground madder; 500 lbs. extract
logwnod; bbls Alum: bbls Copperas for sale by
july II, so Z GAY
MARINA: an excellent article Of food for child
7 rem, fnG sale by f}ulv II, 81 EE CAY
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G x { Err ES.
NJ q. Crushed and loaf Sugars, Rio and Java
Y Coffee. n. 0. and s. II. Moasses, C olden syr-
up, Young Hyson, Imperial. Gun Powder and Black
Teas, Rice. Raisins. Figs, Prunes, Oranges, lem
ons, Goldfish, Mackercl, herring, sardineS o. sters,
olive oil. Tomato catsup, Pickles. Pepper sauce,
star CHI, mould and stcarine Candles, soap spi-
ces of all kinds, all of which will be sold at fair
prices by (may Is, SOY JAGGAR
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NEW RRO(DNS.

- D. w. BURTON, has removed his Broom,
Factory to his new residence on the hill. near Mr.
Kelly's. north part Of the city. lie is prepar-
ed fill all orders for Rronms, ard at greatly
duced prices. Burlington July II, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-19

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
WE offer at reduced prices, very good assert
w mcnt of Clothing. consisting of linen, tweed
and alpaca sack and frock Coats; Cashmere and
Ne!entia Vests, which we are anxious to close
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where G. LAUMAN & BROTHER,
july 81, 1850 corner Jefferson and Water SITS
I INEN Lawns and Ginghsms. just received and
J 4 for sale by lie 13, '5O) S DU Bois
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

gUST received and is now opening, in addition
u to his former stock, large and splendid as
sentiment of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, GRO
CERES, ETC. His stock is now complete, hav ing
been purchased i'll the Eastern cities, and selected
with eye single to the interest of the coInmuni-
ty at large. he faters him self that he can sell up
little better terms than any other house.
Those who may wish to purchase, will do well to
Call and examine his stock, before purchasing else
where. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington Iowa, May Q, 1850
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Arrira!s a, IA. na,fls.

2 AyrHesr HoUsE. JoHs BRows. Prsprietsy = J Bsrsasrd. Pise Blaf, Ma.or Aataesy Cabin Psiat: F Geoavicii. ( c Daai~y: J $ EIsisit. Ky; Gariaad, Leu issife, Ark; ( D Taiiafrrrs. Ieaa E AefseA, ss~aassas Wsa A14astrang;J II Paaiilla, Dailss co; R. t;e~i. kssoiees; J~sssr. l.. Hsises. Het springs; II C Csilik1Ga, Taylor sae lady. La; r Da-el P TraasSua. Tssn; M.i Brooks, U s 4; E 4 Qaini.Fd. New Yerk; J DsHaaa. Psss BiuG
 Rocx HOTEL, ] B PsLHAH. Proprietor --S4as Lswss- Paisski; HsAdsrssa. Sssisr. v C HarFi- ssa. J W esaea. 6saw2y; Il sfrDswett: R M Coz. spadrzs Ieraoa. Lifais Rsck; H JsBes. Psiaski: wm Andrrsaa aad f.sniiy; } Thabls. Psisski; T Mines: " Msore. whiss co; M r Savage. s Savage. Nsesh Garuiiaa; E J Dsrmsn. Lead Miaes II Mccoy, Jackson co; \ I. Rsraes. Cssanhi. Afk
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ef0O Rcwara.

For Fugstise PenisUnsiarT cssvsess. THE ahese sesxnsa wiIl Ss psiA. be she unssf.
 ssEss~a ts zhe spFseh~asina saa seiisers ss tsss. Rensfe 1ssaEy. of JOHN BROWN aAa WILLIAM HARRIS. ESQ eoaysras. who esrsyeA tssa tss rrssos yssd. oa this csy. TAe tesao~lag # dls- eriraiea af fh~aa.
 JOHN BROWN V secns Geet 70 isehs~ high dark hssE, aAo1f 25 y~ssa et age. bee gray eyes bnssi-sFaep pxnssloens. Fe@leseh0sf of ssiP~d ensioHade. asa esaEse essSbsEg shiyt; i.e ks,s ea slse oa he heaa rwi essse ss his taee ss evyer- ed with iFswpsnsss frremhsiag fle chsek~a pes. lie wsigas 4hssa Iz5 to lse ia.s. a esc.ss-nais esAn zt fss sas~sis E~siseh sa Teii enaTnsy. He ssries Sa Gesea eSaats. q the sFise Ing
 WILLIAM HARRIS is shcs, % years of srt. feea Issch-s h.Eh. fats eompiexleas, grey ex~s. stout kain. lxis hais, Herr hsra-ssme- pANlsioes; striped cssiaa IeaRd sksSt, care nsnabsfg shsrs sSad tae h4sr FA one ss6s st has keat Ss eat vrry shSSi hewss Erosa ImGePrsla~sce tonRss. wAess he WAS cesnsletes a4 tse cslpsr as hors~-aseuisnx { Or. ! aais pey FL TT DOLLARS fos sAe sa.ssv- cry tis Penstesssrys of rssars ef sAe ns~e ess- vIess- J. II HAMMOCK.
 Ssy'E -srksasss FessfssaaFy,
 Lttss Esrt. Fsb 2I, IsSa 25--a
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TRHISTRE,x NAH.a.

nY VIRTUE q a<ed ef huu, exteased by O Absaham GnsEfy sed chasies Rari<r. b.s.ioa asis Orsstss issk. A. Q. 1eSs, snd dnif Ferordrd lo ssrase fbn Psfssent af ss@agy 6ebta as fisrsis sp~rised, we wi in pmss4anee ff fhe pseVfsiens q ssBa aee4 psoeeed ie seH 6f Pa&ic anesian. to the highest badeF, en credit ef SIX fspIse, snA eixh- seen uonsAa at fAe cass-hoeae donr in tie eisv bl l.iule Rcek, in Puiask county, Askansss, eu Ss- fAsds<. fae lsn dsy sf .zprd asxf {.a D. Iss0l, hetHeen the hours oI nine oca<k. in fft forenoon, md fhree o'rlock fhe afsefhonn aF tAst aat he samahse aud hiehsy imfaosea ses epsse sisaaie< n sasd rify of Ifgse Reek. faliowing 10 wit boasAed aad Gesesibed aa irsSows. VIZ. eomnenciax as pxita on he possA sic of Mafkaa strse;, sxssass sevea Eeet snd sise inehes fson fr saast- est sern<s ol Beck No uS<. ss aesigaatea oA ibe plpi of the spsvee of the sowe, now cssy. of Lti< Roek thence funainK esst xith saii M arkham street ea fAe aosfh ase ihertef ssad ffetfBx fegeeA, sfxfy- sigEa feef and EsDe inches, end extending back ss right angles tte same bsesdiA eg skty esgHs fees sud nine inSAss. fn ii.e alley Inow called Esms sssset,) ranniag ihteaga sad Block Es One. ohe handrea and Iogsy teei ues~ ng i-ss: wifh si ieas ss-nfs and in proseEneuis therpoa The title, we believe. ta te good; b9t we wiH eonv~y eaiy ssch rigbf As is vested in by The deed of trust afofe- said spos the EaAi psy ynent ful Of The purchase BoEsy.
 DANIEL RTNS6,
 FREDERICK ". TRAPNALL.
 Lsnie B.ek. March F. Is5o s7-sas
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Df VIRTUE of a deed ef trRst eKecBt~d ts me by ID Aloen Sprugne. shd SsphsoBia s. his wis. beasing dste tbs twenty day of Nevenbrf. 4. D. IeS5, and ea.y recorded in the efsee es the Recorder la sHd for Pulaski ceuaty, ia the ssste o Arksaess. vHi. ca the eighth day ef June. lss9 sl, sf psbje ssetisn. ts The highest bid6ef. for cash si the court hoss= door ef Pel.sk ieosssy, ATkansss. brfweea Ihe hours of ten ecsock, is the forenoon. and th.es o'clock, in tse sflerueen. ci said day lsf rambev eae, ia 5lsek sqsSys sssbcv fArrs. west of the Qaspaw LiRe,I in the city si Litie Rock. together wish the houses and hnii6ings thereon I,e said ioi being that spea which Ie late Dr. Alden SPfsgae formerly resided.
 JAMES McvIC8R, Trgetfs.
 by ELAs \. CeswAT. Ais Aiteraey 'u fsa- Little Rock. March, 5, 1850 26-if
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
fRGfLlNlTl0y BT TIE G0FERyoR.

"hEREAS, II hss been snAae kbo~p to me w thsI sn unproFoked murder wss committed ID the ecaufy Of Clark, some time the year Ie4s by certain John Stewart nh the body Of John B Anderson. and that the sad Jebn Siewari having been indicted for tsid mafdtf sna confined in tht Dallas county Jsi. snd an the sa;h day of JsEsaty 1850 made lis escape and ed tiosn justice. @4sd Il DOW running si large:
 New. therefore. l, John Ssldtn Reanr, fsosesncl ot The SIafe ei Askansss, by virtue oi tbe stthorl 10 iee vested by law, do hefe5Y oder TeWltd q 'wo hnHtrec dollars. 10 an r.rsea wto may spsre. hti'd he said Jahn Stewart, and deliver hiH is The Sheriff ei Said county of Dallas 10 the cad tai jus t!ee may be fad. and executed n fhis hef.sif la testimony ~hefeoi, have h-reaate set uly
 hand, and cause the seal of tie Sfsis .o b. l. s sfExed. al Lilii- Rsek. ihis the 26;h day o
 February. 4. D. 455a.
 JOHN sELDEN RoANE. By the Governor,
 D. 5. G&EEE. Sfert.ary eF Stsie.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
no TmR PURExe,.

VTyHE ATTENTION sf b, eisis<ss 'or Puss,ki 1 and sdisc-Sf eesmiles. is resp etfsiiy aSk~e ts q ihe largest sod best ssIeetra sock ~ Cl-as Stapse Coses, ever b-lore ed.ssS ih ,his clsy Ths unAsssignea 5=smises fe ssH sAem aAjaw as any hopesa merrha..s n l.itus Rsek.
 He has sakea great rars ia the ssiersion ef hss Goods. which he tkinks ennaas tail ls please Ais- eerzing resssr
 Trsgy thsaksss sos Psst sa*css. ks keves ky a hon~si and i.is of d~Atssg ls snpEii esssia cApee af sse rsfEoaage heretesoFs se s<fss ext~b- scs sv hsa. A. ]. HC1T.
 lsftls RArk. Dee'E. "A leaa.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
STlTE oF ABKiySlx

To all aham fAese Pysssats sAaa cone-GREkTsse, WHEREAS. ii has been made ktown To me W ih4t, on Tharsaay, 'he 2lst day oi February William Harris and John Brosn--iso ronsse,s u The P-hiieatiary ei ihis State, made their escape and are Bow running at large:
 Now beTetese !, John o+iaen Rosne. GoveTnor of the State Of AFkSnsss. hy virtue oft the saihotil, in me vested. 60 hereby eH- reward ef s~e hun red dollars. hundred sslars for each or siihe. ea ihe aforesaid estteis. ie a8y I.sFsess Ae t.sy apPf~hen the ssc " WslisaH Hsrf.s and Jos.s. Bros n and deliver them or eiibsr of them, 10 the Keeper ot The Prh,eBiaTy Of ;ias State al L,Iie Rock, ia order ibsi the seniesee of the courts in ii.ese iasfahees may be exceeded.
 Ia testimony whereof. 1 have h~reunso sci ny
 hand, and eaas~a ih- seal of said Ssste 10 te L. s. afhxec. at Liftie Rock, On ibe 2Gih cay q
 February, A. D. is5a.
 JOHN sElDEN RoANE. By the CogerEos:
 D. B. GREER, Sseysisrs q Stass.