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rnFFICIAL.l
,...ed al lhis session of the Generni A .s.-mblr of the state of Arkansas-
AN ACT

AN ACT
 T, repeal the salis'. aae rrriss sae s''a '''s ''''" 'i ?, t enacted by ss, Gsssral Asss nbis ,..i, af srksHsag Ih Il he ms5e oi fouhe -, r.r,-ai ssa ssaer elections a4is 'rit . Ss oAs , ,a,,ot sad lass of this siae SaSa Dc t1nS s ,a,t 70 ,n seh eF caaFieF Kiy 'T's '" me rSss' f'l L s,., ,,-s of Arkansas. audsr fne idte {. rs.cfisus ss app i-s eKras se1y 70 tss D4" ' ..,ts. h. and tle same is hereby aef' siea D'S ge z fe1the, eaactsd, That the oath ei S f .tert,s E bal be la -sn a. ? e9erah 'al .,,ea si i-sa O ~aiG ehaPieF six a- ei iae G, n,af;anra si clause ei ~ai seeh 'ni st ! = ,n. rsra. 0f election 2 ssis ta%S 4h vra' tuas ,ss a,A Ia una Y record the fsafns= Q sh 'etssS' end lx.hfa ty dsseIat-e ihe saa'sS tAAR N7S " v" t5em bl 'sS ,f. ..xg yghst ,,s clerks of s,.,,,v rauf.s sta yfePsF ssEa rat ? n t.. ,+r~rly arr ngri Tor voting ntsi rsce as re , s~rtu,u aja- lsea Of said caat' stx' -ons S1lL L. T1fr q. snt the cath 4 jaages sDd Slerhs .h,p bs adfgtnts cred Hs fw Pr.serissi bs sS~ S, { Bfg far hrr ea fe1ea. That eIer'sns s'si' h. uaue es to ali re poets Hs pF9seHo q os s' .,.h of = a.gl CT sixiy-oae oi Digest oit Stsi nj as does Boi stei9sfFFlt sFPfg " A"e ~AN' 'e ten which 's stea~ Frs-ai"d
 S g, n fs1hfr sRsctsd. Tbsis a ihe close t.cb .l-eIlan lae ig - -hali e tIiy asier ther t4. ,ha ngns-r of 70 es ea g es Q p~rs"a. ,h. off for ieh snch votes were seh' s,r, s.,.f b. a.trs'rt by th~ cie ks
 Ser E. f fq saDT a si-9 Ia he reisra o' ,.,,.,. hal bs tuase ia accordance wsta existiag lsws ,., 4. q, S., R. ' ff-,teT ted. ihst this act shaii ,.k. sg~et sa3 bs ia forcs from and siter iis Pts- .,.. sas al h ss eostrars to. T coaaieiiag l'sr@" vaa, are hss eby r..a'r1si~5
 T B FLftCRNDY. Sersksr
 vffAs Hsa~f I Resre ,sRfatises.
 JSj R. HAMPTON eSasat
 ef;he ,. aate. Asyrs,ed' Nov a' h, i%5s.
 70 IN sELDEN RlANE. copy from tte origi 's B- in rsT "itse
 AVID GRcHR.
 Sees etsrg / State. Each n.wSsso~r is tas s'st~ wia give u'e above .w .v. ,as .rsisu sud sorw4rd tse acc 'sat 10 t4e Secretary ef s1sts-
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DEyrAL LCsRD.

M 13AHt tA Aakiag uAs=a whe have pafraRsznd A*sa, IT. Asneks w60sa &ay lhNi ta- rasysB ses ea'ea'9~a ta Atm ia i-itle asck has ls--a ss n ach IasA h. a@s b-es iR inc s...it ns ,.r,tx log iaa b. is frtss'aa'ss easBs-i.s4 fer~en Inc F-ssar- e i'-rnaaeat rcsissrsor la i.srgie aek fpF iftnsare tans eIy tla~r-far- i~ C n h- sau. n'tea al his ealer Ts- sperstisas ,-rfsrn-a hy h's ssrias his s'sy ia Listl- Rsek. he sI~v-s h Psi'eHts sssi sas'saH him ia ssysg are s-cead 1e nsns rrer perfor'H-c tn she West
 Dr c. weaa fhsak shosr indebted to Mir, in rstl and s~tli. their bslls.
 Lss's Ract, Jer 2. lssl gs-a
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l.-Eaies of 7-.siss as l7w Hose 2 aHy o;as RESPONSIBLE ee5es 27 speedy and ssliSfarsgrv c95zsimsnf iessss bs fte Gentrai .7gsni cf tae C0hpaay .F2f iae Wes- lem and SostAsra Staies B. qrbsfrafios foF afi aferences tgAick rnsg grsSs hy refsTres mnfaafg ctaSen. a-.Srgy,fs prowyfle pcld is Ssscse Bgnks,@e Fsa3s sv Erckragc sa Nra Y9rsr Bal'incTs, Csaviesfaa. Nsle Q ifass. Sl L9aIs, Lpsisri,ie. Prts5srs, or C.4efanea ai ils o1tioa e fAe insured. PssspAs's, setting osth fhe tro,se ssd principles ef 3istrg l,~.es- R a'ss ol Prsuainins-clsssfcs- 'os a' II z4Fds &c, iara.shed 10 the customers oi ihs nftr- ff@e ri charge
 Faf tsf'het iutosua' 'soH apply Co fhs undersigned wlsa fs f1ty satHoFx~ to iis~as@ DscfisHet. S8fes H5.ss. HdreA9usss Mlls. Iara afaetorrfs. Ba,ns, Se
 AiAa.
 Hos,esols Farusiass. aud Goods. Hrare-. and M.r- chaast.s, aan~G of stored therein. agsins 0ss d@ns by FIRE.
 Dr. fsas9s Craess1es MsHsfacfagea Goods, Prs &ses Hs44sA -s4 T.ssssfstse E-rs Stsrk, ant frr-J ptssr description q Ae5etsnGt=s Personal Pys yeFfg. shlrEed ia b~ shipped Der gnssa stesfDAasf faais ia 4.a from roaa.s oa fhr M.sf.rn Nsi4ss b%tF%ea Esstsra c3irs fg5a Lakes, of eth.r iu- issa resf- aua any ieW7ss in tA~ Nszfera eoHns'. sssia-' tav b1I tfds of INLAND TRAAsPDRTA- TON.
 ALro.
 sl,ip-sa's of Cnod.. wsres and Msrrhausliz- Eer roeA r-sse! or tss< is s.y'S~~fss NeN Orj+sns sad Ea t-5n eot s-b 'weeH New Og.s~h. and a'h~r C sit per s-trs MeeH aH Aiasfieau lafss e9sG ERg tsh Eatnp-sn pofas, or lo sHy 0tAef InSfltiass T,erfs 9hsfsH~ysr iH t~ !zuiic waters axslas sss PERILs OF THE SEAS
 KM E WAIT. 9fs.st Pre- las O. L5ftle Roek. Sept. la. Issa. l-an
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Groceries.

T0HN D ADAMS Ia. ea hsna, and og-rs'o his J ii-u.!s ami ca.lo,a~ss, iuT 'lr, A N acS~1ei, kts. il 'ilsbaf 'e r bas sassT. C''ii~-. sp'er, F-prs Gtag~r \ ,ra- E.. 9v~s, fsb7sis9 ki sss- s-s. l +igo u1d Msade1, fssd r., Sap aud L.4d. Rer. &r &r
 Ase-TEAS. PevchnHs, Yaang Hysan. srk, at.a re, -,gprsea sfficl- a4 ls,l.rria4 ''g- her Nith. Ps~s~ts~d CarraHis. Grsnsearr,irs, Gss-s. Rh-ases.. k~ laf isEay use.
 Dee 24. 1853 l6-
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 IT auv nareh~s-f a' sach ssis, ssiaa fs ] 70 per- farm hi- 'nfrssf, ia~ prop-fry ~is aek od 70 in, xill b. feaot and b. b. S-la fsst'oa~, ie for ths lsss sus@rrd eaaseqa~nc- eF sBrh isra'r. Tbe tfis Io sad slaves besi~Ted to D. lndisgHisbl- haf Etii ronves en sRsa as is vested ia Ds. shG m-y issrfuis tf3n.i~f hy t,f's~ oi sad Dea, Aai sa~ 'a>ae se-e diaz fo Gs pfosl.ioa, wiihoSi any wkgrznty shsttsef.
 MATTHEW WATSON, Ira lee. Bp DAVID LTrTLE. Aaar~v iH tarf
 GrHas L4se CAic0. @ .sok De- s3 isse. Is-4~
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STATE OF ARK tNs AS. iS.
 CoUSrY oE SEysIE
 ClrTk z efrs of iss Serser Great Court. Es rzea-
 ttas, Dec H.ts iD. 4. D. is5a Julia AEnBargBs. py ter nex
 freBa Anarr. Dbsiaraae.
 C9Bspisiasaf Dlli for D!rures HnrAld Bargue, Def.h5aEs.
 FENaiS day came fh- sss5 campi Hinaut by isaac 1 A JasksHn her ssileigsr and 6i-a h-s Btl la, ths Ii appearing lisat ls- s-ci of ssid aiii is to ci-tolFe ibe bsuds Os fHs,riHnsHy s1ississg aoeesnI eI wtilai aes@Tiissi ER1 wtsvag rassoaa bl. caase aud Il further s~sftsg lrsTa inc s4iiea- vii of inc said comp ayHspi tasi tb- nreHaaAi is non te~ia-Ht e8 tbe Stase oi ArkaBsas.
 IL ss iirFeiore ts,sf Ice saia a+ieaannt he nstif~e ie be, and ssp-sf, bvfare the Jaas sf eur Girsalt curt ct e.T4rr c0nHiy "a ghshcrry sisl sp sn CT b.feF- The third aeK sf ihr B-Gi te.sn tr~os t@ heisea sa ahs ssUrl hoas- ia The ef Par. aeiifis tf- last Asnsay 0f sgtfeSfv. 4 il lsal mud pi~aa snsw@r CT asmar, 10 s0msplsiussi's sad tia, er ths xi se taken esnfvssra ae inst bssa. ssn s d-cr@r eAisrsa accordingly. And is farther o1aerr9 tbal copy sf tisis ns- Ger be pnbiisia~s Ia the rkaaszs BasB@F . news- pAIser gsriai-c Il Liifse Eeek ia sas Slate sillsE tts iisie and ia the prescribed bv isw.
 TtsTE. 5 ii EIA WORTHY, IseyS. 4 true sv iFan fss rcETa
 T-sss. $ Il ksNsapKTEfF. Clerk.
 D..s IsJe frr- fesss TS ls.w
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H.unegaray inthe Esemilcatiar,

T0MMTTFED z is- sat ?. f~oa 2 A. ~< V kea-ss af Lf}u~ RaeS on h. ga D 2 C. 1aaef. f-53. as seaa s8t, by tt~ Ssssfa sT 0i CArf o4sis, = taSa. s@a s4Fs te .-$-N fi4- trsn.aiF ai \ sl1er Dabssr q V ssbias,,s, eeaaty i s,issspia, sas tss br lei soa- tn ., 'o- bat tssf
 Sad n~gra Eat ls s5aa' frsf sss iathes h igh hsst eafs ss xaot hes sts "a ~srh ct.sek frtsk a wlaas fHk Wi !sttsfs is H t,. s f., gateiis q t years el age bse ts st.ea Eec~,fea llekars si4nf c0.l nase seif-. l~ass enaf. b,aeA vpSf black soa- ssssts bel, aa3 6pet fsaa resd pft,,i hai raa- t8; sfI3~, aad sstx Ar t- s fasf2-+,ehf tr afsae
 JOHN H uANAAtK. Cs.sfaetar.
 D-e I8. 1859 fl-T
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FB0UR--I59 hais Ohio sas,~riEe, N i9sts do iFiaoYz extrz Gsi WHITE LEAD--sa k-gs pure.
 SUGAR bls poadrr~d. GAS ftNLS--2f}Hs fS.s hollow ware;
 iRoN-4GfI0 lbs assorted bsr; WINDOW GLAeS--22 boxe,;
 CANDLES-6a 6a boxes star; GRASS SEED-cioxer, timothy and biae.
 Recriv-d per late arrivals. aud fer sais bY
 Dec IT VIM B WAIT
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Little Rock Foundry.

EAST-lRON Cart f,r4y ana wsEpn sex.s ui V sh slzss. st eapest9s qaai.ty. srasa . sssgi- one ia Eres'-r nG85eF. h.Bliaeta,e ed q fhls ssss- ishsushi EEa ios sase. rbsaF, be
 ROSWELL BEEsE Ps c:aaA psil lgr 0la Csa-sa.s, Copper, g ass sat. Zbe.
 Dec 3. lsSe l3 tDsRsaefe' coFy
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foffafn~.

10 D'oZ Ene esafe 0s.s. Cas'ss | 's ~ S-8ver !" &n. sssz ss. Fis t,l,.ls 4e. H4se k-s {la.~t-Gsssls sssaF'.a; C4afa 6o < asa ass.s 1a=ss, astrffsza: savs Ceste, pt. 6e~tk:s anA FtrHs}, CAsslass4e psaas: t ss iaes Sl4srfs Dsaxf r- Uv+a-sits kH kr Jass iegFseed rsF ssea1ss ass' l,r eale eety loS, y JOHN ADAMS.
 IC5eF Sseaabaf i.9adssS Lifie Rod Oe, z1 s
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New Arrival. New. Goods,
Cincinnati Goods.

 ID EcENED ts .f~aneI 'Ch1z-n,'' fhs ioilo~- h ius ~htch od-r s' he most t.asotah.- f7i- C.s.
 ? bbls. es' Lsri O.; Linsrgd 5 box-s S'aFet; 25 Saap. r.m and Csssils; 2a l" ar,a Q't: do. Sar Caud..s; bhis. Nia gar; 69a ihs Ca'to;. srne; asserisd ns-'s; bsis D iea P-aeb~s; Apalss; IS half hals Baf +r CrseA.fs; 2 s~s,s Cedar Taos: 2daz BarkrE. res [" -s bo4Dd '' Foo Tabs; IS d,z Ca,p Bfoases; 1 hat~s Osk H.
 , k~g- Ipcn Spkes ; aoz si-- abra' BBcksis, ,~ r-rl- ParkHse "a; g kegs -iia~ Ocisr; A N bife Lead; csss G -tH fa5Iu-; 6 rlls Cot. Rope JOHN D ADAMS. Lcme Atfanabsqi Laa8isg Der 2n, 1850 z4-l6 \. B The htgh-s, mark-, pfies pad to' Ps.sy sne B -f Hides
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MAR niEI,:

t,p iNs l7sb Dee ai asss isas of saini Louis, by R~E NJ Batsaf ar FsssAs REaws sf pesrlssF- '@a Aai ssla..s' .s Mss aE~ErTT Bsu@RAe Of tAs :
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New Goods! New e.ooel.. .

I03A D ADAMS has 3ass r~csirsa. sna ls sew sb ep~stug N his siose. io&sF stsaH beat laasing gsasfa and Ssl s iseted stsck Of Dis 1Tssds fgs- ssias Hats. Csps EeatS, SAoss S1slsos.ssY, s-e Slc; s3i el stscA he .s se5itfg yfry loM le4 ASH and fsF < ASH ealY Cal and see
 aJ- Produce ~4a be pBfstastd st the highest Eask~i fsies. Lia< Gsa&, 0rI za
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TYRE Trustees of ftsr GssoAic sod 0aa z rl!e~ E \ Hal are reqa-Sl-d meet ai ti,~ Oiter of ths GlsFk sf tns Sgar~s0e Laarg Ua rnaYssisg naarnase ai g 0 clock Bssa-ss sf 'rByert4ses. By order oi the President L E. BARBEh Sec
 gzAnarv ls 1851
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..sl,erations on sl.e 'rce,l..

A. tHEEk2s s bss f~-pases N sia sss, ss6i.. ASss4 e~sas-eses f4easIfeg kas profess sss 'Afss--~ q s'. sSs<@ A sx'as sbssg- maNa tas ox- es4faesss ssas asA'ssssss szvss e sgSer
 LzEHlsaszass s5s Nss4 sstssex eAe&rss.ss, ,f... 70 see2 ss ass csti sf-SA Assn.
 fgsr. l7. sssa Ya
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CED.Ffe POSTS

LifTI. ko,.x ansxeAL
 Dsf ssnbrr l~sa. 1ut n+ rrseissd s'y The aBdss- N ssgb~a. HREii th~ isf gAsas.x 4G3a fs, =. nisiaiag 'ee8 Cedar ~. fssi ls..y ana ..rs. sassFH 10 sss~f- ae}.~s si1 rTa1, Fos.s Ia f-s4 leeg ssa % iees sxasrs To ss epsiyr,.1 ., l'* iaa1'aig ea q Esicsz iss iSsb ef Ii ses, ~xl.
 J G &oKissk tssN tspg 1yas9Aes
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.se,r Goods. .Yrar Goods!

TflE undersigned hss 5usf re- 4
 l eeirrd and Ix heW eYcuiae. b$SaSss1 .~s-7eg large and wsl.-sei~efed a~sorl- \ M meat of Dry 6sa5s. Clstaing. 3 Hats. Boeis ard Shoes Hardware, T~ @N Qaeeasware, and every gt5lag V ally f0a@d lA storrs sdapt~a 10 Inc khH ceantry trace sa eG which hs e=1s| nfirrs for sa.- Cheap far CssA CT la tzebssse fst Caiies Peitries- fsr xhseh ihs hishssi market price SiI be girra. Coastry dess~rs would GO sci seev- Aitn Cal, and sxsn4iRs A8s .sseck be- iere PaFehasiug tlssv lsers.
 A HUTT Rev 26 ore HstA &
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JOIN ID. ADARA.

t9RsiASlgA AAb iaaA4RAlA6 aIRIHiNT, EEfch CogvEE LogrEs sgEt MRasf L. AxBfaa.
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. | - EEFss constantly hsisa s-.arr~ esd gsnsgsi IN ssssrfaleas el i5FY Goods. ( Eethsas, uasd. waTe. QseenswnFs. Hats and Gaps. Fseeas shses. sndd err, StssaoE ssy. Groceries. Preeaes. &e.. &.e.; al of salcis was be ssls rerr cheap for CASH
 Oct ], Ia5a --S--4-=f
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lsaa1 n
 CeaeFai Variety store
 T'bsretoie b. asa i Te~Peeiissis fsasie AA per- sans that si-s Lti- Ka K. io give hs@ eat. fha' he tnay Eise tjesn eaaa4sl r-c~FssH, 4t.a eegF F' hi.s r. a. taf as lnsy ia hss Psaf ft e ihr as-'rs bfusd as=elfaeiss
 Ht. uftta.. .d-rtsa spccesa (hAslug. 60 far. sHf- passed his ao seasa8af at3icipsi ois@} fsee~- h's aai.4 very gfeai aS gathn- c. al lts ea.isus~Fs. sft h so,. issrebs i~pi.F nfsi h-siti ifssaks e and sii for past iayafs. ssa k'n3tsa eai''ln- uansP af ihe
 Gis ureseh lars}ttes fsf business eisSiss hgnn ir | ,fs-a- gBpa- than he ea9 Passlh Er 'alo hss osss. bsi bnp.s. In lgtgfs. Co te ahs in satiy sl A~8.sid ss t~ ts snas1 tf.esiaS s~A " hSsesaic FIas@c si NAPOLEON, b s'lrh means any 5igA=i4ft gt.ias ir =siiEered ai LiAi- ltofk s' al t5las r'sear as they csn b. purchased lt Ma ieaus Cineiumzfi, siin 'He~ftiaf. e iTeiGa as,i \ 'sfls=s.
 Ia fst~ift days ffeH tbs date, pssT as fa2Y 5a t- witi r~nrn (fon CtneiHnsf'. with asa'at q sa iats " iskea isaf. and ~Elci atlelss as eaa D. ilscl as-f. the ch-sf-- st tB gua' c5fy.
 Ja-t f.r-IEsd, per s'ssgnHr Cglz~n, ulnsfY bss. Wh'-k.t. sud t~egtJ Cheese, shfef 's EenaE oa l,t- ha, e4k4s w MITCHELL.
 Lsnis Ro-6, pre g. 1859 le-IsN.
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RMna.rau ia. fhe Ese,.lfenfi<r..,

soA arr ED se fhs sssi~ p,isea ef Ar.
 N-< kzG~s1, st l-5ftas Rpfk et fh. aa D. E.l eesas+f tsS". hy tss strfs8 si Daias cosn- TA sss's 'oy aae sss t's asiesss ia gso .N @'.'st h9 ss~F htsF Esaadf q. Atkset s
 sssd by 's ~*i lteis@a tatsh aisassf ; ... <, sz~, @%fA eetss1 i~Nss'si- aaff3s iu .,. s. ~ aEss isa. tss ls. ih a.4t fry zsyBiv =. lI - ~fss'B F+E~ftsd, stfgsee eassesr rsss lsE s.s - eesf, isnsB ho-ssgs saA4s ssB sn.sf VI ~A''
 Doe. i0. s-s3 S~"saofve
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L!OTOHS.
Sf0D Reward

N ILL be puia Ger ts~ apprehension sBd ,n. '.
 W eeHhae8es.i, taat esa get bi,e Ne of e~ftaga Negro man pssu,a &ILEs sG sad Haiaas RiYes fse ct PtHs gas Po.i flee A4 bo-siss FsrrS@a. fseasslsua
 DF1~GRIrTIo<.- .---lfs is abeaa gs v,sr. atx Sass& eotSstsss very short sAd hs4ss Avist- sats'tnSnty sesFs eag 5.ss5. sas very qaAck st.s kss he is sapgas@d ss ss ia tss sscislts ei I,, s!e 69ea CT E4Ee.siil@ CaAs fF1fs Nov 2G i-58 fg9
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New Goods. New Goods.

NeW tEOOuk. tcF tHOOdN. fEfhk aaa~rsiEa~a hsre fasi rscelvsa iAesr Fsgl \ and isarr Staes, ssisf'wE part, Of bFux aud Hiesebe2 3ogorsi5eN
 French EsgssA asa Asseriesn Prints; BlscK slpgea Husrry:
 IIs8srs' Dress snd Mourning Csll4rs:
 Ladies a hsls Black >Hpaezs:
 Ls.fies' saa Ci.ii6-ea4 Laced Boots
 fr-aeA Artisesal FoE~rs geS~gsi s~seriHasai ef Boots, sss~@. Hstaw~.-. 8iiery, ~sis'rry sa- tuees>xsr~ waielf iit-y Wsd sci cheap fer C. Ss} sr Gassuirv Pr@dnr-
 FATHEKLA $ CLEMENTS. Dee IT. 1858 CerasE Main and N srs tsasa Ste
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NasyAtEl.

-. stsSr ss-s f5saehi seessHss ~ah '@s ss@@ et s,TsFoS PLANT -ss se s''s 'S 'se ,s sIs Wv ssnaa,ss ., faA =. -, = s'f .t~si Balsees sf snseams. 4. g.s, z. 9A AesaasSssz ss. ky fEs< seeas.aes
 LEM1@ sAA.g.~1
 . sisss -f'-- is-v. z5, f%sn --Tg--R
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Cash for PeItries:

\ FISH 10 boy tifteea Hundred Dalls-s wurth of 6Fsi rate PELTRY. to be esliy~r.d aef~sea this .nl th- i9tH Jan he1t for whieh t.s htxhest market prsc- iH SPECIE ~iil bs pad P.strv ds.i- -rs .ih please gvs me cal s~fors .elFiag .s.- ~h@re. I. J HU7-T. Mas >t
 Igtl4 Rock Dee .I-5g is-
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Laagirss's sstiiaaal Nap of ArkRRsaS. FEW capses ai ft,- A,s,Ee Map---it,- osia eNm- A ra-t. ad edsa-rt aa.hisshea -- fa, sais ss h c tssHs ssd DssgeSo4 efsse lr,s- g, ea fua-ts. r,sa hssslsusaefy vsraIsised and ralsfea
 J-a7 ls5i. Is-
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Liquors and Wines.

= CASKS E. asseA, s'h g,Fs-si. sJ Msaetf4 h ise, a- Pnd NaHe@ 2e Rask~is ChAapsgss Wsas. aa e0pHiEnszrsr ard les sale l0v.
 r. D. MERRIcK & co. Dseemasv I7, 1850 Is
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New Goods.

IXTE hssr nos oa hans isti assartasen. sf sss W P~ Dry Gpsss. tssacsftrs, tasTdwaae, 2ae-ss " eF-- B,ets. sha-. Hsis Ana Cisahsng. whlx,a G. aiG sell si fls tassest sHIEe as Es~h CT lE ksag fos COlion. Beet Hides sad Frlffi-s
 I'D. NERRIcE q CD. gleerna<r 1T. 1858 IS
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L0aGfs! l! Bends.

A<f&NSs E<fSHH% ISOh SALE. vgea 3e~ t~fsss the N sse s few asi.iy, NossA, tisags sShe@A- W szt. e0afsiasiag 523 acres aa sh~s2 5D Ei, vf ll.- SaFfh ~ess saast~r o3 .r- %5 44ss isoa E. 1ewasi'iP Nat1i, Raege W. coMiasasag =8 acres Ffqalse eg
 D (, FGLfaN Mara .,~u. q. nsrs esos ts 'ss -9e Isag Ee~ss ~'' S3
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A gKANsAs MuNEY--isrr l~, sy A J.us MMB WAIT
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PrOcla snafion by the Governor
 S200 REWARD!

UTHr RtAS. a tss- beea H,s5e kHowD 10 me W that. the 2 'rd in=,Hut. wdnios murder WIS cam s.ili-d in the eoanty ei Irswisrs sf,u h. ho V of John M8tea ,y a e~rTaia David Fol sef k ri iz-s uf fbe Ebeetsw Nstiaa. who has fl-a from fu~ttce- aaA is rn ,Tsisg at iaeE-. NOW therefore. |. ioHs StLnex RoAEE. fIsT ernor of the St t. ef Arksn>8s bg Ettfas o! ih- aa,hatfiy in me resied hereby offer rswsrN oi IVY. ha sdrrd dotfars. ta aay persas wbo t,,sv H,pr-S-aA the said DsEss fosstn and aeiss him to tigs sh-riH of rsgfora eeuHfy. nrder tlsss justice iB ii laetsif hc is.a ex~cgiea Is testimony wh-resf. l hat- h-ssto sci ais hand and cAus the seal nf sf q Slsi- i-e sfhxss L $ si rtl- Rock. eu he ta day ef Decetnb-f A. r. i~5a
 JOHN SEi.DEN R0ANE. By the Gov rHer:
 DAvlp B. GREER. SfeyefarE cf Stats.
 DrsTipi pii9s-Said F,ss~efB Is sbaa, a5 ysHas al sge. hal hss beyish appearance, and @ eul3 Pas- iar l9 or 2D ela ei~aG~r i:saas. saa very luils i~arA is h-iI-bF-ed Chaciaw 5 feet or 70 iucases a eight heir dark, iaciiniBg to sandy - sriiiw haz-i eyeE has rrohably made hs way towards Fort Na<iia owson, Deaf which places he has ' IatoHs of Inc same name
 lT.AH
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Racon. Bacon !.

ID ECEiYED thM GAs. ftssa Csswsy eonaty, IA a.30o ias rhssee Raeoa- esnsistiaE ef Hsss iises hsups sad sAoalGess, and for sel~. on eon- usss&sAn. al \. }. HUTTS.
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Hour. iLS :, Lphls extrs Saocrfn-. ?
ElOIIr.

I0A BDLS Ohio s1p~rfas. received per ''C rl IOU pire No g. and fOF sale, by
 Jane VIM WAIT
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Ouernswarc and GaInss Ware.

T0HE D ADAMS. tss Ls@sr sRsnoosg Land- J ihx eseFs 10 h,s friends ad lb- Pbsis. tAe io- lowing osssfsny s-aessra lsa sbs Es~il sssofiaehi ai Qasensssafe, &e., &e SsIeh hs Afn seh very
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FIRg.-About I2t O'Clock last night, a.
ire broke ont ~ the stables occupied BY apt Terry,
on Johu-st and in rear OF the houses owned BY
M William Fowler, on Peny.st.. consuming them
and three horses. the property Of apt Terry. II
then passed 20 the stables and wOod-snecs OF VT.
Leake. Nj Scrlbner and Mr. Marn, consuming them
and a large quantity Of coal and WOOD. u tne0
crossed the street and consumed three small wooden
tenemeLts. occupied by Mr.. Woodruff for s,one-eut
ting and ~ James Hogan and w liardneIt a. resi-.
dences Il then passed TO the sheds and stables OF
Nh Rider on Church.st. and occupied By VI Buf-
CESS ard Mr AinswOrth dong thefn consideIaoie
damage. The horses and carriages OF Capt Tenb
were valued at s5s0On which there Was no Insurance
Mr. Johnson also lost very fine mare valued a.
1900 The houses on John-st.. occupied ny hogsh
and Hardnelt were insured for s25O each and M
Woodruf-s for $50, which willie theI loss NC
Dutch Reformed Church, ON Ferryst also s'sttine1
considerable damage, but was covered by insurance
The FIRE i supposed to be the work Of an incend1y'
fAlhzny Eve ioernai, I'm.
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What is Going On.

Idence Of The New-YorA Trlbune

Correspondence CT The New-York Tribune
PARIS, Thursday July 81, ISL
The Chamber has decided 10 adjourn.
Tie opposition of the Mountain, based on pretty
good reasons many necessary bills and credits being
Ye untouched, had the rather singular effect of in
ceaslhg the tenn OF the members vacation The
Nommiiee had proposed penod OF ten weeks
ron the 10th OF August 10 the Goth of October The
former date was accepted the point Of depar,ur.
and the an OF November was finally agreed unon
as The CAV WREN the House shall reassemble Thu
COMMISSION o. PeEmanence, CONSISTING of IS MEN,
bers, which, BY The Constitution. are 10 replace the
Assembly during l'S adjournment. Is to De appointed
TODAY. 80 that our potent, grave and reverend
Senators are 10 return to the bosom Of their families
10 breathe The fresh air u their native villages TO s
pennend the eeilngn ef The haTy ss, to look after
the progress Of the grapes, and take care that the
vintage turns out well but above all, to pave the
way for an enthusiastic reelection, when IN the
month Of MAY, the sovereignty returns 10 the people
In order that the cancitaieShip OF the Prince de
Jolnyile for the Presidency be perfectly consti,u-
onal, II becomes necessary or al least prudent, 10
anuul the decree Of the Provisional Government,
teclaring the family OF Orleans eXlles from the SOL
q" France. On The Is, Of March issi. VI Cre;on pre-
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EMANCIPATION IN THE WEsf INDIES. -
Rev Nh Oughton, English Baptist Missionary ~
Jamaica during The last sixteen years, IS now on a
tour of the States, and has been for ie days past
IN this city. Sabbath before last he preached IN the
FIRST Baptist Church Rev DR. Ncales and IN the
evening, gave an account Of the deeply interesting
scenes which occurred IN Jamaica, a. the TINE oil
the hnal patton of the slaves on that islah1
IN 1895 In the course OF his remarks he described
the entire failure Of the apprenticeship system, and
the desire OF the Colonial Legislature consisting OF
the Shareholders themselves, That 10 might com, 10
an end Nj q. was present at one Of he famous
midnight prayer meetings of the plOus slaves, held
10 usher m, IN a most appropriate manner the ever
me mOTable FIRST Of August The time ~ tins meet.
ing principally spent m remarks ana audible
PRAYER BY the pastor, until ten minutes ttiOf' i"eFo
o'clock when all Frustrated themselves on their
knees IN silent devotion, supplcdllon and gratitude
to their Almighty Dehyefer When me COCK struck
twelve, The congregation, CONSISTING OF several
thousands arose and broke form spontaneously ~
singing" Praise God, from HON al! blessings How,
&c Tie next evening another prayer and con-
ference meeting was held, near the close 81 "hlcn,
somewhat 10 the surprise OF The pastor large,
black gloOmy-loohlng coffin was brought INTO the
meeting house and placed on a bier m 'front.' Of me
pulpit On the top OF the colin was engraved
SLAVERY ~ JAIAICA DIED lsT % AUGUST, 1880"
They then east into the coffin the various insignia
and Accomplishments of slavery. one threw IN
lalr OF handouts another set Of shacktes, another
a chain, fourth the lash OF a whip CT MO thon-
sand pieces. followed by the handle ~ Inc same,
which a strong man, oyS his knee, cracked INTO
shiyers then BY torch. hight the coffin vas carried,
with "A mock solemniiy, To one OF tie most dIsmai
spots IN the ghbOThoOd and there buried IN deep
grave after which the open air, and ga me midst
Of dense forest. the congregation united dgdn IN
singing the DoxolOgy ia long meter, Parse God
&c
Mr. o. stated that The next day an Incident occur
red equally expressive Of the JOY, gratitude AMI
domestic happness which liberty hal brought 20 The
slaves Thirty couples attended by twice The mum
Der Of grOOmsmen and bridesmaids, appeared on
tho grassDlot III front Of ms house inc church nor
being large enough 10 accommodate them, 10 BE-
united IN holy wedlock more Joyous wedding
never occurred.
Mr. o. gave other Interesting inciden ts, when We
have not room 10 report, showing tlai the expert
ment Of emanc patton IN the Wet Indies has been
entirely successful We are pleased - add thaL
while Mr.. OughtOn uttered the sOundcst l-satey
sentiments, he ludclously refraIned from all sharp
Remuneration and unkInd anlInady eTslOns upon the
Institutions OF tie country whore he n now received
~ a stranger and a guest. lChnstlan Waichman.