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MORE NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
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The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard,
arrived yesterday morning from Chagres.
She arrived out at Chagres ia nine days,
via Kingston, Jamaica, from New York. She
left Chsgres on Monday, the 18th inst, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, arrived at Kingston on We'd
nesday, the 14th inst, at Z O'clock, p M left
Kingston on the evening of the 18th at 9 o'clock,
p. M, and arrived off New York on Thursday at
ii o'clock, p. NJ, being six days and two hours.
The steamer Falcon sailed for Havana on the
morning of the l2th, at o'clock, A M, with the
mails to connect with the Ohio at that port The
o. will be due to-day.
The steamer Isthmus arrived at Panama from
San Francisco on the 9Th inst, having left on the
18th OF July, two days later than the accounts
ceived by the Philadelphia. She brought ninety
six passengers, and over 100000 in gold dust.
The steamer Norherner sailed from Panama
July q; and Sarah Sands, July 81, for San Fran
cisco The Eudora arrived at Panama August 2.
The steamer Harry Gleason vas up the Chagres
river on her first trip. Parties who saw her ex-
press perfect confidence of her success.
The Crescent City brings large amount ofgold
dust, in the hsuds of the following passengers
and o 1S' %a Uss
g batch Rifles, Lieut. s Dusr esS MmsSuanass
Afsrpethy orercn and LADY Miss
Thy, VIM Aberpsthy uesohsm and lady Mss Aeseham.
si foyse, MT samuel aud LADY. Mss paIss Reynolds,
Geo Trercott. Griffin, q Cotton w n Hughes Sol
yeirH curtis, cspt s~sn Capt MontaEee. Capt Spin
stout. T9-nsend Andre Howell Lawrence Warren Beas.
Martin wsshlurs. Way ThomP.on Msthsr. Baker DEXTER
Ball. sirds, wilson Swan, Pulsifsr Sanford, Gilmartin.
s hy 1 Wsy KIsa w so,ss s:ss ss, S
,m,s. aoSsr, ks,hsr he Mclean. BO-lsy. Thompson.
Tr.n kils.ion. BON Jasn Z. rr.as.eo Martin New Ora.
ss saIsa and .spysn Do, Il J Cen isrea.
l,s ,hree children and ssry,nt. Mr., parsse ssnl Moss.
ford. Henry ebsss. Tick. Peter Asdsr.OnTot. lea
We are indebted to Mr. r.. Lord, the gentle
manly Purser OF the G. c., for the early delivery
Of the latest California papers.
The San Francisco Herald Of July 10, gives the
following
There has been considerable excitement TO-DAY, on
account OF the position Of the fact that
largest mercantile operators sap. nded pay yea
terdsy, and assigned their property They have stood
smong most respectable houses aad will ressivs
the heartfelt sympaty Of the whole community.
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Its mas from Baltimore.

BALfIMORt, August II 800.
number Of young gents, or better known by the
Jpellation OF fowdiesn had fierce riot in the vest
end of this city ut late hour last night in which
guns and pistols pretty freely used We have
not heard of any person being seriously in the
ARRAY.
breshmau on the susquehanna Railroad, named
Peter Nj uer fell from the in North street this
evening and thereby causing severe, II
not fatal injury to his person.
Mr. Handy has been appointed to the surgical chair
of the Baltimore and Washington Medical College.
Simon Rich. matchmaker, vas arrested to- day ON
q charge of committing rape on Louisa Ninrach.
The southern mail is through but brings news Of
Inn
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House OF Representatives.
M sA1S's ELECTRO MAGNETIC rsLKoRArn.
W.spixerox August &c 1875

wAspiSsros, August 2s, 1880
Mr. srASLFr called for the regular order Of business
. she reception Of the reports Of the committees
Mr. RtcHARDsos, (dsm) Of Illinois. moved the House
20 into Committee Of the who's on the State OF the
Union that they might di.pos. Of the Civil and Dipls
matte Appropriation bill to day.
Agreed to
The consideration Of the bill was then resumed, aud
several amendments adopted; one 20 remit the
duty OF TIVE hu ndred and fifty dollars on bell, weigh
eng three thousand pounds presented to the Bishop Of
Matches. by foreigner
The foles ing, among other amendments we're agreed
TO; Repairs alterations and furnture for the Custom
house at Portland 81 600 and for the tame object At
Castine. sSO00, to purchase site snd building Post
once aud Custom house mt Cincipsasi, $4,000 TOR
ditto ct Sc. Louis $4,000 site and purchase of .
Gus house at Bangor, $1,000, repairs 20 the Pha-
delphia Custom house, 81 300
The Committee without Opposing ofthe bill.
Mr.. GsIsrEtE, (wbig) Of Macs, introduced Mr..
8o just elected in the first congressional district Of
Masrschusetts. who was qualified and TOOK his seat
The House then adjourned
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DOUBLE SHEET.
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
5HleHlY IMPORTANT FROM new MEXICO.
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Election of Onicers under the
New Constitution.
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DoITGoS I'm CONGRESS,
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TELEGRAPHIC NTELLIGENCE.
From Warrington.
&c, &c , &c.

THREATS LIZ THE CALIFORNIA BILL SHOULD PASS, ETC.
(ovR sr rELEGRArHIc coHR kspoNs rScE.1
WAsHISGroS, August ~ 1850.
understand that should the California bill pass,
Southern whg proposes to introduce bill reducing
the taria to twenty-five per cent including articles
now free and repeating the navigation laws and tn Us
open the coasting trade to all nations.
The West and South, 1t Is said, pass such bill
Many rvmors are aaoat that the administration are
about making important removals In Bureaus. The
following Withdrawals spoken of stephen Ples
e ssnton, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury Jas L. Ed
wards, and Thos Ewbank Commissioners of Pensions
and Patents Mr. Anderson, Chief Clerk of the TreA-
sury Department will bs removed
1t is said that Daniel Webster has proposed the Pre-
sident of France the umpire to settle the claims
! Portugal.
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Escape of sIavra. &c.

BaLrifosn. August -, 1850.
Thirty or ffty slaves sbscondsd from Prince Gsorss
County. on sunday night; among them. two mala.-
toes, belonging TO Mr.. Calvert Pursuit thus FAR, has
been unsuccessful
A uoscrfous character. named Washington 0u1i.
,icb wss shot last night dorinz ro~ az Wood ward
tav,rn in Market space 40 - suppUscd that the
wound VII prove mortal. II is reported that pescs
SfBctr uambe did ~,
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DfED.
In San Francisco, OF chronic scrofnla, 90 Snn-
day, 30ih ult, al "a NJ, NJ the residence at M.
bfotbsr-in-lsw Captain Roland Gelston), Mr..
IAsIs A. DwIorr, ~ New York. aged IS
tn sunday June y0h, OF Inflammation az the
lungs, CAPT. GEoEes r. MckKszix 81 the city ~
New-York, in the ffty-third year Of his age
On the LET instant, Of fever and diarrhRa. Air.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, late of Maine, formerly Of Nor
way, aged - years.
On Saturday, Jone 2Oih. JouN THowAs HoRV,
son tf phihp and Eliza Horn, aged years and IA
DAYS, after an illness 81 eight days.
On Tuesday, July 2, Mr.. GEoRoE ". PArrEs, Of
Port mouth, N II sged shout - years.
On Tuesdsy, July %, EMILY X, wife OF H. Il.
Hoyt, IN the I'D year other age
10 the Christian triumph ~ faith, on the Nth o.
June, Mrs AMELIA ROWLAND, aged ~ years.
daughter cf WIN. Edward Rowland.
ON the 22d ult Mrs. ELIzABEm Taossor. wife
~ John Tbomson. Of George street, sydney,
| IN a W }, eyed - years
On board the brig Gssla, on her voyage from
Panarra 10 san Francisco, SErH x. Putnam. Of
TIopkinson, 81 Lawrence county. ". Y.
At the Southern mines, Of use diarIh0a, Mr..
Jarrs Moon, Of Perry, Maine, AGED q.
On bosrd bark John Adarfa. June nth, JAxps
MoLfAND (seaman), of Mar mcket.
Refort Of mortality Of Sacramento City for tho
8; Inflammation 81 he ungs 2; lever ami diarrhspa.
:; e, nsrmrtiop, I; e. tonic snrofula, 4,
A. 'he AnsIic IN Camp, Columbia Diggings.
about ~ 9Th OF June, Captain WnddAN Howe
LsND. ~ Mass eyed 81 lie came out mtsi,r ~
Btdf0ri
A. s'cctton, drowned himself N h'sf ia-
seNiiy) NAuIsvEs Trrr, ~ NrsiPofi, N ass
sg'd shogl o.
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Hsymarket square Bank,

BOstON, AuKuHI I5JU.
The case of the Haymarket square Bank has been
abruptly terminated this ming by the consent Of
Way and his friends 10 perpetual injunction, which
accordingly decreed and the bank ~ exist
paying back the funds already in.
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Strange Government Sale In Canada.

IokONTO, August II, Io0U.
Great excitement has been created here for some
days past by the sale by government of public
roads, that cost 100000 for 100000 james Beatty
OF Toronto, intimate friend OF the Inspector
General and Mr. Roople, of Ferry street, New York.
are the favored purchasers
Public opposition is strong that government has
determined to qua sh tho BARGAIN.
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RsT CONG RE -,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
BY MoBsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHsGroS, August "a, 1850
cosNEcrreur ANTrsLAvERr REVOLUTIONS.
Mr. BALDWIN presented resolutions from the Con-
1ecticut Legislature agains. slavery which were
, dered to be printed.
Mr.. UrDER~ooD introduced amendment to the
rules to provide for laying the table,
without laying the bill OH the table
THE TARIFF GvrrA
Mr.. HAMLIS presented memorial, numerously sign
I'D by dealers and workers in gutsa psrcha, praying
that gutta perchA may be classified among aumerat-
ed articles in the tariff scale aud be subject TO light
susy' instead Oh paying, as ~ now does, ninety per
znittee on Finance.
INDIANS.
The bill TO extend the benefit Of the In an Inter-
course Law to Florida Alabama and Texas was taken
ap, debated, and laid over.
SLAVE BILL
Was then again taken taken sp-the question being
The next upon the amendment offered BY MIR Pratt a
Few days ago to Mr. Masons substitute for the original
bill. IL was rejected-yess, 10; nays 81.
Mr.. UrDEEwooD then moved a substitute for the en-
tire bill providing federal officers whose duty II shall
De TO execute the law OF 1898 relative to fugve fro
Justice or slavery The mendment also provides tor
the record OF evidence of the slavery Of individual
his identity and escape proposed by the Commit
tee of Thirteeu and provides further, thu. the claim
Ant OF fugitive who asserts his freedom shall give
bond without security to afford The slave an opportu
atty for jury trial II the is raised a. TO his
right to freedom in the place from which he shnl
alleged to have escaped
Mr. MASON opposed the Amendment. It provided
nothing further than the law Of lT93 and would prove
inefficient that law had Congress bad right
to compel master to give bond ia relation to his
slave and the adoption OF this Amendments sould %
interference by Congress between the master aud
bis lave, such AZ he could not consent to.
Mr.. UsDERwoop replied that there such in
,tsrference Mr.. Mason suggested The proposition
only TO rerr controVerted question, like other
!. ptrovertsd questions, to the judicial tribunals
The debate WAS continued by des-rs. Mason, Under
vvood Davis Of Mississippi Turney. aud Boots, ntil
xour o'clock, when, without coming to 8 vote, the
a, md
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miscellaneous Items.

From the Pacific Ness July III
MELANCHOLY "A man named Ancy was yester-
day engaged IA digging well, a short distance
southwest Of DIR. Smiths hospital, on Clay street,
and while at work about eighteen feet below the
surface, the bank caved IN upon him. The Gro I'd,
10 the number Of forty or tify persons, commenced
digging hlm out and when they had got down TO
where he was, he was found alive, but the bank
again fell, and covered him as deep before. At
a late hour last evening, he had not beea reached.
tFrem the Sacramento Transcript July ib1
FnE About haIfpast one o'clock last night
fire broke out in little house on the corner Of
Second and N streets. occupied by Senior Kossi
and Sonora Fanny ManteD. The inmstes had
barely time TO escape before the building was
enveloped 10 flames. The legeriemain cabiaet 1T
Senior Rossi happened to b. IN another part Of the
has left. We learn that Senor Ro-si, ~ trying 10
save some Of his properly. had both HE hands
severely burned HIS loss, IN theatrical dresses,
music, jewelry, &c, is stated 90 be 81 500
MKrALIc SPECIMENS Mr.. Lcvander Benhim
handed Us y monRrel specimsn Of mineral yes,er-
day, for which We can lind TO name. IL ~ OF great
beauty, Tesists all acidr, and II hard that 10 vii
cut glass like diamond
IEr ANOTHER "A quartz chystal, from the An
burn dry diggings, about three inches long, and
five inches IN circumfcfence-clear ~ amber. In
the centre appear the most beautiful vtrety Of
forms and shapes ever presented 20 the eye
cluster of green metallic moss an enclosed lorna
ton. like an amethyst, stresks Of vanegsted hucs
and colors perfectly transparent, and from the
centre to the circumference Of the chrys.al, IN
Vulnerable shoots jut out Of some metallic sub
stance hearing an exact resemblance to the shining
blue ss 81 hair spring OF a watch Thi8 specimen
would Re highly valued IN the States We are
told The owner has refused $500 for IL.
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Destructive Fire Mt Wilmington, N. g.

WILMINGTON, N. O.. August ~, 1850.
fire occurred here yesterday, and destroyed
wooster Anaerson's steam saw mill. consuming .
large quantity of lumber. Loss el6OO0, with insur-
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Alarming Atse-apt az Insurroction Amonsss
Slaves

NItHHVFN1 NuN N''Vf
An insurreetion 10 which 400 slaves we're TO be en-
ragged was discovered at Lowndes County Alabsms,
last week The rendezvous OF the negroes was AIRED
upon BY the whites illisg one slave, and wounding
twenty Others The slaves then Ged. II Il said that
The slave. melted the insurrection by sbo
lhtonist, for whose spprehension arewsd 81 5000
has beed offered Large parties In pursuit Of him.
H a supposed TO have hed towards Chsrleston A
xensr.l massacre u supposed to have been intended
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Marriages and Deaths In California.

In san Francisco, on the 81 lust. by Rev r.
Dwight Hunt, Mr.. JOsEPH s. WooDvII.fR % Miss
Am GuyEiIEr.
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TWO CENTS.
The Financial Resources OF California;
(Rrom the Pacific News JuIyITl

II has been a matter of the profoundest graft
hcation for us to know that, amid the elemental
strife which has been raging among our Atlantic
brethren, concerning the admission of California
into the Union, that the foundation of her financial
prosperity has been laid upon a broad and per-
msnent basis, and one, too, not dependent upon
the contingency whether she shall be admitted q
few months earlier or later into the sisterhood OF
States.
The inquiry has frequently been made of US,
what resources can the State rely upon TO meet
her present engs gemens, and the current expenses
for the coming yearf We have forborne any
public answers TO these inquiries, supposing that all
here who had taken the slightest pains to do so,
had already amply satisfied themselves upon this
head.
For the purpose, therefore, of informing our
friends upon the Atlantic side, as well az to check
any undue disposition speculate in our stocks,
and deprt ciate them below their actual value, We
are happy TO have in our power TO lay before our
readers the following exhibit OF the deb and re-
sources of the State, from data obtained from
official sources =
The whole number Of persons W California
subject to poll tax OF SO each cannot be
less han fifty thousand. ........... $3.50 oos
Property subject to X of per cent tsx
timatsd at s2oo,OoooOo ...... 80 100000
GOO fore gn miners. subject to taxation OF
$50 per month lowest estimate say. 5000
Expenditures of the state government un-
mated At. ................. 100000
Revenue from auction sales ...."..... 1900
Up to the present time, allowing the fiscal
year TO b. gin and end with the meeting of
the Legislature. the entire expenses Of the
State. including the past session of the Lee
sislsture, State printing &c. has not eI-
cseded. ..... .....'..... .......... 4eo,oo9
REHABILITATION.
ReUenues.
From poll tax. Observation-Disclosures. s5ooos
property. ................... 100000
From foreign miners tax. ............. 100000
A" auction sales. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total. Observation-Disclosures. Sl52S oos
Liabilities.
Expenditure OF the State from it's organi-
ration TO the 3lst day OF December, 1850,
inclusive, Of every kind, total. ........ 700 600
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The Missouri election.

LouIuiLLg, August y, 1850
The St Louis Reyub,an Of the l7th instant, says -
"Ip no event can the majority against the election
. Of Thomas VI Benton be lees than IS on the joint
ballot The Legislature Is now stated TO have tbs
following party complexion -In the Senate there are
5s msmsers-T OF them held over nom the previous
electSoa Of whom claimed Bsntsni;es, AID ss
anti Bentonites Of the remaining 70 the wings have
elected IL the Bentonites. Q; uncertain ThSHouss
Of Repres utstives far Ascertsined by returns
received at 81. Louis. on Saturday, IL az follows
wings bsve elected So BentoDites, al anti Benton
itss fs.n
Nine counties we're Go be heard from. sending NJ
many nembera and each party may elect portion %
them. Take the members from the anti Bentonites,
stands IS give all thos. to the bullion boys
aud there viii stl only he 81 votes for Benton, or
clear majority OF 20 sgainst him In the House.
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.sTi3 100

Showing conclusvely that there will be in the
State treasury, beyond a peradyenture, on the LIST
day Of January, 1851, balance of over half a mil
lion of dollars and the significant fact should he
borne in mind, that the above calculation does not
embrace over 81 100000 collected in ports by
the military officers Of the general government, OF
import duties, which, upon every principle of jus
lice and equity, rightfuily belong to the people Of
California, and which, we have on abiding conf
dence, Congress will in due time award To us. Ia
view Of the financial resources 81 this state ihl-
Gated by these facts, feel authorized in saying
10 the world, that come veal come wo, every dol
lar Of her Indebtedness TO the last fdrthng OF pria
cipe and interest, will be promptly redeemed, Ani
that there il no such word IN her vocabulary
pudiaton. IL becomes then, every true citizen. nj
least every American, to stand by and sustain The
government organized and instituted by themselves,
by ready and cheerful cooperation with the
authorities IN the maintenance 81 law and order.
by the payment Of hi. just quota of taxes necessary
for its support, and by doing whatever Is IN the
power Of each TO protect the public credit.
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Leaving q balance in the State Treasury, at
the meeting OF the next LeRislsture, Of. s.

Leaving balance in the State Treasury, at
the meeting OF the next Legislature, off,. $685. 900
From pretty extensive acquaintance all over this
State, and no little personal observation do not
hesitate TO affirm, our own deliberate conviction,
that the foregoing statement is candid and rella
bic exposition OF financial condition To prove
this, we will go very briefly into detail list. Al
most the entire American population TO say no.
thing Of the numbers Of native Californians,) is
subject 10 the poll tax. ID IL is the opinion of the
best judges that there is sl50,000,OO0 subject 10
taxation in this city alone. 3D. There are, beyond
all question, over thirty thousand foreigners now
in the mines. 4ih. The amount of auction sales in
this city alone is almost incredibly great. But to
make the matter still clearer
Deduct fifty per cont from the poll tax, say
Is 600 At SIS each. Is ................ Sl2s0
Is GOO foreigners paying so each, but once
IL. q. ouO VoO
Deduct one-fourth from estimated auction 1879
\. .. Z.
Then half OF per cent on $500 900. 100000
Total revenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S14l3f69
Expenses. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
na1a TEa
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snsl Nomination o. PcpBsyivsni..

Pan sosLrRis, Aug Y, 1870.
The Hon. Henry d Moore was nominated for Con
xress to day by the wings Of the Third district,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
NOTICE IS HERERY GIYEN.

TlHAT will apply al the frst Circuit Coar1 k which shall hs held in Aad for the county Of Pulaski in the State of Arksasas, six oaths after ile date of publication cf this nesee for the fiunstion of certain sales inzae by c C. Danjev as ndtor of the State sforrsaid and made in pursa- of the provisions oi the net Of the General As satby of said Stata, eVIitled An act providing for the leVyiaE aud collecting of the revenues oi this State approved .dsfch 5th IS35 and an act of said GeRersl Assembly, entitled An act ta change the time oi the Aadter safe of ans forfeited for taxes " approved December 18th. ls.,s she Auditor did sell the Vest half of th, Seath East quarter of Section Eight of ow nship One, North 0f the base line n Range Twelve. Meri of tbe filth priucipsl n,eredi- an, containing Eighty acres, al public auction, sa the l9ih day of ksnEUary, ts4Y, 10 Ebenexer Cum rnIns for and in consideration Of the sum of Six dollars and eightyiso ceats; and aiso ti,e West half of the North Esst quarter of Section Seven teen of Townshp Ons, North ef the base line. in Range Twesve. Nea of thc fifth principal ni-redi- au, containing E,ghy acres. at pubic auction op the l2th day df February. ls49, 10 Ebenezsr Cam- nins for aud in consideration of the sum of Eigit dollars and eighty i've ceais; aud also the East half of lot Nuaber Que, in block Number three East of Inc QaaPsw line,l for the sum of Two dollars aud ten ceub; and lot Number Three, ip block Number One (ksast Of Inc Quspaw hBe,) for ts sam Of hree dollars aud thirty -four cents and lot Number One iH block Number Forty West of the Quapaw iiue,) for tbe sum of Ihrse doiars and  q irtv-one cents. asd tot Number Two in block Number Forty (Wcst of the Qaspaw lio-,) for the sum ef Three doiiari and 'hirty-one cents and lot NuInber Three ia hoek Nuiubey Forty fHesi ol ,he Qua2aw Iine,) fer the sum of three collars and thirty-une cents, ana ioi nuHBber ten in block num her forty West ol the Quapaw linc.l for the sam of three doiiars and tighty-one cents aud ios ber eleven in biock Dunber forty West of tine Qua paw line for the of three dollars md thirty one csuts and iot nDnbe. twelve in block plumber forty West of the Qaapaw hae,l for the sum of five dollars and thirty cents. Alilyiug and be iag situate in the city of Lite Rock, Arkausas.
 Tllerciore. all persons who can set up any right, uIle or claim, 10 said tr3cu of land, any psrt thereof. so purchased ain 10 me conveyed. aforesaid, in Consequence oiauy niormaity or IT, regularity connected with said saie, hereby called upon 10 show cause, any they can, al such term of said court why ssa sale should not be coas frm-d EBEsEZER Ct M alNS.
 J. B. JoHxsoS. So!.
 Little Rock. Feb, 26. lSS0 --25-Gw