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 ,,, left here to- day. to Ioin the l'Ies'eent z, q ,,,'n.,op The bank oF the metropoIs nAs @ ue- aAn oos' half yearly dividend of per een.. vne ciAlga thousand dead letters were receiYeu sa 'ne h'lnalgI ,,ost.o office ia this city yesterday
 genera marital for the trial ot Gen Iaicoll
 s,,bIed ns this morning, and it's members sexe.- fe, s.,y. Genesal Clarke beng sun aoseae any 1sSse advocate read the charges ana specsDua- 'he Cen. Tacott, which are substantially, uo,s ls Violation of tie lJ2 feguiatioh oi as ioliews. s.acs acs hureau, by making contracts ,h,cs .hs Ienienant Col. Huger, wlth LS oaIa- tafa'sS vrsvia. for 500 tons of shot and shells onal, Dt =, sanction of the Secretary oi Wal. 1u. w1oss sssoedeuce of the orders of the SecFetary " ilra Wa, wbo had rejected Dr. Carmchaefs appn- % .,'on in Gen Talcotts presence. and refused ,s 70 on;ye SA'oo an slegea verbal contract wlh me pfe icoos 3' Snc,ctary. 3d. Conduct uneecemng aa on ", ''o', anJ sentiepan, knowing these aracles un- ss,y ee. snu for public service, contracting Tor .SSr. h.. abuSes his authority ia an nnWafraaaapse sn"sr makiRg also false statements to the sec arv of War. with lRtentons to deceiSe ana aiso 1anvps that the contract had ieen made oy h'n {" S. S. Conrad. Secretary of War, and Captam Ma
 de, % were examined, q; length, in support ot me eeharses. Secretary evidence was not concioaeu' ~Ia ,rhe6 the court adjourned til tomorrow
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

R. ". JOHNSON, Democratic Nominee for Congress will address the people, at the places and times indicated in tAs following Schedule, at the hour of 10 AM. The Democratic papsFs throughout the State respectfully requested to publish this notice uRtil the 18th July. 1851.
 FAYErTEuLLE, WAsmNcroS et'y, FaIDAs, 4th July. BEarosvIIax, BENTON county, SAEgRnAr 5ih July. Hux1svnIx, MApIsos county, MospAr 7th July. GGRaoI.ToS, CARROLL county, WE1pAv 9th July. JAsPxR, NKwroN county, THuRspAY l0th Julx.
 LEBANON, sEAacr county, SATURDAY i2sh July.
 CLINTON, Vas BURES county, MoSDAT i4th July. LITTLE RocK, PuIAsKi county, Saturday 18th Jaly.
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c,so, Druoght in Mexico.

Rv,,aet from letter dated Zacateeas, May i2th;
 eve are in most miserable state here at pFes-
 ,. We have had no rain of any consequence sna, s'ncs August last and the country IS actually Sn,nt sm, up' Many of our roads are impossible ioi t DaIn' of water Corn is $s 50 per fanega (abou' i56 Ibs) and in some parts of the State o' zacete aas is selling at s9. Flour just ground oown IA a,t."o Jhe loss of animals would not De credit "sSI l9 .o any other place. We know Of one estate ,ybcb lost 400 head of sheep in March last. and ', hsa bee, worse since Of course there IS liter aly m trade at present, as the people are either naintAined by charity, or eating every thing Una! comes ip ther way. Every day until 1t rams will le worse and we cannot expect any comeiefG,ai f I y,osnerjty until another and good harvest oi Tn, g'on COTS is gathered. On the 25th ult we had . sharp frost which has injured the wheat crop Fms is produced by irrigation, and was just caught an the aIr."
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Compliment to Thomas Ritehie, tke Vet.
 ran Editor.


 The employers of the Washington Union es- tsbhshment, on the l4th inst, presented splendid silver pitcher to MT. r.Riehie, the late editor of the Union The Southern Press says;
 " The ceremony took place at the residence oi MT hltehle. in the presence of his family, th C honofs, aud number of persons specially invited. Among the interested spectators were President Fillmore; Mir. CultcndeH, the present editors Of tae Union, and several gentlemen from Virginia. The gift was a beautiful oRe--a large pitcher nehiy chased, with printing press on the one sde, and the arms of Vigna ou the other.
 Ar. dcNerhany acted as spokeman on behalf of DIS bfoiher printers. and acquitted himself of his Geloate duty remarkably we'll complIlDentiag Mir. hitehe very highly as politician and man.
 The veterR editor responded with much YiTaeity and feeling, accepting the gift--and remarked that Ae would prize t arRoag hts raoSt valued posses sons He also observed that although retired, he did not feel himself iRvaided fer his theory al ways had bees that age did aot depend SO mach on yesH as oA feeliAgs--aRd hss were as flesh ss ever
 The unimpaiEcd energy aad viVaeity manifested oy hm on this occasion, afforded striking cou,- menlary on the practical working of this agreeable theory
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Einll Rn.a. Mm qa. fsaI.

Msssvs. Editsrs .--I enclose you schedule et ap- poinamsnss which please publish with request that 1t nay also be published by al other Jour nals of the state.
 Twill endeavoE to hH these appointments. and address my fellow citiaens as each place specified, at the hour Of 10. A. N. if convenient fss them It viii be perceived that my appoinsssenss sHa- brace very nearly the whole of the West and Northwest part of the eState. II is impossible in the tsans allowed metO vsS the whole Stale. AZ fer Eisias sA= last appointment now made, to wit: at Little Rock on the 18th of July. will set out immediately and visit such part of the State as may then be deemed necessary.
 T. am sirs respectfully ycurs,
 R. W. JOHNSON.
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rke Place ror Married Ladies.

MT. Summers, in one of his speeches ih the sIr- giplA Convention thus replied to charge 0! MT. Ianey, that he, S, wished to "thToW matrieG la dies overboard:"
 .s shsII not chetish the belief that my wife and .h;idrep are citizens of this Commonwealth, al though moi permitted as tssy ougkt Aot te be per mltted to mingle in the scenes to which have al iuded. Ye, they are citizens, and th"l aie not unrepresenied through the medium oi those they are connected with; the incapable aud immature child, through the father; the wife through the husband. They are not "thrown oFerboard.'- For inc satisfaction of my friend from London (Mr- Janney) whose sensibIlitieS seem to be disturbed l would inform blm, that so lar from . throwing her overboard nee throw her rhere she Oagt to be in the arms of Husband.
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IF" Which Of these roads Leads to the village of " p inquired traveller as he came to a place where the read he was uayehRg forked IN dlfer- ent directions, of an uchm who sat upon log near by, and whose appearance indicated that he was evidently fair specimen of the genus Yankee. "Any one on 'em, sir" answered the boy
 (Which IS the best, my lad f' inquired the traveller.
 "Aint nary one on 'em the best" (Which s the nearestP'
 "Ant much difference"
 (Which do you think had better take P "You take any oue on 'em, and aiore you git half way thar you'll wish you had tuck t'Other one"
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TWO TO TWENTY HOURS. This agent in the Maeria Medica, and which perfect harmony with the laws of e producing equilibrium the circulation of the whole system, acting directly uPon the nerves, the great
 HANDSPRING OF LIFE, gently surey regulating and bringing about thai harmo nous condition which constitutes hea whenever there is excessive action, either local or general. It
 NEITHER VOMITs NOR PURGEs, HOT naseaics the delicate stomach We give idea of its effects than that described by R. F. Fly, Esq letter dated, Columbia, La, Oct IT, 1850 in which "Your Febrfuge has been used with wonderful In five hundred this rvei Ouacha,l has been used, and every n has acted like charm al ways restoring the patient perfect health in from To TO EIGHT HOURS. As far as my knowledge goes there the pores Of the sn equazes circulation of the bood patient lies down and 10 sleep he wakes and is we'll hardly knowing what cured hn is, emphatieai ly the
 In witness of it's remarkable curative will add aew lines from Eli Noble, Of Cadwa pasn under date of goth Sept. 1850:
 have used the Electrical Febnfuge great many and variety feveralways restoring the patient perfect health from four hours. l. therefore, not hesitate in proDumeiug it one oi the
 Greatest Discoveries Of the Age." We could produce enough of such testimony to fill volume, from the first in the Souh-tfom planters, physicians and ohers but uia of the article itself the best proof and ali tie testimony we desire. We guarantee it all cases; and should fail accom- psh what forth in directions, the money will be funded.
 PRossi per ounce bottle; 50 per half ounce; six s. One bottle contains enough for from to elgs ease when renders e Sheapest eatche m the world n will quinine enough to pay for itself more than twice ove without regarding the great saving Of time and suffering.
 liberal discount win be made dealers, and guar Rnteed.
 None genune without fae snsile signature with likeness, authority and signature of James Speed the velop, with name eblown" in the vial.
 CAUTioNWe wish the public to be particular cautious purchase any thing puTporng to be Electrical Febr- uge unless bearing the above marks of genuineness We dee these remarks called for, in consequence Of persons having imposed upon by cOuHtees preended recipes Se, which, if not worthless, are to say the eas extremely dangerous.
 For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally throughout the South.
 A. KENDALL S. CO, fsoIe Proprietor THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEkI, in any Quan- ty propreor's pees together with large superior FAMILY MEDICINES, always on hand whole sale and retail depot I2 Magazine street, New Or leans.
 For gale, wholesale ret in Little Rock, the New Drug Store, by
 THoS. BUTTERNORTH, Agent
 for the State of Arkansas. July I, 1851. 4m-
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Notice is Hereby Given.

No all those who are in arrears for interest due l on their purchases of a portion of the 18th sections m T. N. Il ". and T. 1. N K. l2 ", to make payments to the county Treasurer on or before the first day of the July term of the County Court, or the certificates of the several amounts will be placed in the hands of the Attorney Gen. efai for collection.
 B. F. OWEN, Judge of c. c. Gag. X Democrat publish two weeks and pre- sent their accounts 10 the County Court for pay ment.
 Littie Rock, June IT, 1851. 4i-2w.
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nent relief for ndgeson Dyspepsia Jaundice Liver Con- pain Consumption atd debility, curing after Natures mcihod by Natures own agent the Gas're Juice IL is certain preventative of cholera, keeps the bowels in perfectly healthy condition
 Half tcaspooufa of this huid infused in water will di- aest dissolve five pounds beef aboat out of the stomach.
 soiksruic EvIDEscE.-Bsron Lebig, in his celebrated work on animal chemistry, An at,cia digestive fund analogous to the Gastric Jace be readily prepared from the mucous membrane nf the stomach o the calf in which various articles of food such and eggs will be so ened, changed and dgested just the they would be h the human stoIaach'
 Dr ferea, in his famous treaties HOn food and Diet" published bf Fales eii-, New York, page , fact and describes the method of preparation There are few higher authorlues than Dr. fereira.
 Dr. combe, in his valuable writing the "Physolagy of Digestion, observes dnnution of quantity Of the Gastric Jnee prominent and ali prevailing cause oi Dyspepsa" and ke Ca distinguished professor of medicine in London who was seveny afflicted with the confant finding every thing else to i had recourse the Gastric Juice, obtained from the of living animals, which proved compie;y successful"
 Dr Graham, author Oi the famous work "Vegeabie Diet" it k remarkable fact in physiology that the somac1 animals maeerated in ~aIer mparts to the huid the property of dissoying various articles of food and Of e fecting kind of artificial digestion them diff fefehi from the natural digestive process.
 Dr. sLnon's great work srhe Chemistry of Man,o [Lea Blanchard Philadelphia le45 pp 32l ,, "The dis eoveTy pesn forms new era in the chemical history Digestion Prom recent experiments know that food is dissolved as rapidly in afeia digestive aid prepared From Pepsn as is in the natural Gastric Juice itself Professor Dnngnson, Of tho JeneTs0n College, Phadei- pha. m hfs work 'lIuman Physoiogy," desoes experiments wiih Dr. Beaumont Gastric Jnies, tained if ihe living haRaa stomach aud from antas well known n all eases, he says dlgesson occurred perfectly m the aritein Inc natural digestion. For further proof of the remarkable Of this dlseove Y, call at ia MAGAZINE STREET, and get a descriptive sheet GRATIS, A. KENDALL. X co,
 General agent for Southern States. For sale wholesale rsla, n Lie Rock, ai tie New bfag Store, bS
 THos. BUTTERwoRTH, Agent
 fur lle siais oG Arkansas. yaiy l, 1851. 49-ly
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We are Always on Hand.

CHOES. made to ogdcr; 50, 900 split Laths now - ready for sale;
 3 good Wagons;
 Coopers' Ware made to order; Also Cabinet Ware and Bedsteads; Carriages and Bngges repaired and trimmed. orders left at my store will be attended 10 promptly. H. B. ALLIS,
 Coniracter ef Ari. Fen. Arks Peaitentiary, June ', 1851. 40-3w.
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Another Cuba Expedition.

c The New Orleans correspondent Of the Natchea Courier writes:
 told you the otAer day that the Caba movement .S", "au not been abandoned. can now iRferm you Aal m less than two months, unless the Govern 'neh' should succeed n again defeating the plans. lou ~lil hear of the sailing of the expedition The l.eh are raised. the officers appointed, and the seafners engaged for transportation. They are lo s'an i'om three different points, and will reudes- n Sas without thr jurisdiction of the United States
 ae number of men to start in the first place. will e, aos exceed 1000. and they will be divided into 'oaF regiments Of 250 each
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LNR0M Huntsville Ala. has located <A. E himself permanently in Little Rock yfSvS@S
 He has been engaged in the practice of Dentistry for ten years, and feels confident in the ability 10 give entire satisfaction to such of this community as may need his services.
 Persons residing at distance will be notified os his absence f'om town, whenever it occurs throneh the papers Of this place.
 Office on the west side of Louisiana street, two doors south of the residence of Judee English.
 Little Rock, May 27, 1851. 3s-tf.
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Roots esMd Shoes.

Boots aMd Shoes. 1 CASES Boots assorted; l | [" Kip Brogans; doz. Geuts fine Calf ssoes; {" Gaitex. l2 " Ladies Shoes assorteo; Misses and childreRs Shoes sasorted. . l Case Boys Kip Bragans; 's !" Boots, &c., &e., &c Received per Phillip Pennywit, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 G Steamboat Landing. March a.M .--.. .....-::.=ss-ss.
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HARKNESS 6 SON.


 CHARLES FAIRNESS & SON, No. 129 Market Steet, the South East corner ot
 Fourth Street, Philadelphia. TTNHE pToprietos of th's OLD ESTABLISHED FASH IoNABLE CLOTHING STORE, are now manufac- turing the largest, best assorted, and most Fash ionably got up stock of Superior Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade, that has ever been offered to the notice of Wholesale buyers.
 Hardness & Son respectfully invite the atten- ton of Merchants and Dealers confident that their stock of Clothing will be found expressly adapted 10 the requirements of the Southern and Western markets, while their prices will convince intend- ing purchasers that their Establishment officers ex- tIaordinary inducements.
 TAKE NOTICE!-Harkpess & Sons Clothing Store is large Five Story Brick Building situated on the South East corner of Fourth and Market Sts., Philadelphia.
 N. 5. Look out for the largest Gilt Block Let ter Signs in the United States and read 44-3m. FAIRNESS & SON.
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ne Edi'et of the Boston Post will have Its joke ol any thing and every body. Speaking of the sui .. sae or poor son of St. Crspia "out West" he sMsiS The bangs Of unrequied love made Mir. rs' shoemaker. take polson at Fort des Mones,
 sshefe, as his end wsxed near he brcathed his 'asi, and begged out.
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Latest Telegraphie Clippings.

BALTIMORE, June 2o- The trial of Shelton at Chestertown, for paTtici- patton in the murder of the Cosden family resul- ted to-day, in his conviction; and the three, Fay lor, Murphy and Shelton, seRteRced to be hanged.
 NEw YORK, June 25 United States brig Dolphin aHved yesterday from cruise around the world. of 39 months. It IS stated that agents of the Mexican government have arrived in this country, with full power to sell the United States the provinces of Sonora, Lower California and Chihuahua consttutionally.
 MONTPELIER, June 26. The whig State convention met yesterday at Bel lows Falls ex-Governor Coolidge, President, and nominated Charles K. Williams for Governor, Ju- liau Converse for Lieut.. Governor and Geo. Howes for State Treasurer. Resolutions were adopted in favor of tariff of specific duties, condemning sa- very moral aud political evil, and opposing its extension, but cordially approving the compromise measures of last Congress.
 WASHINGTON, June 2s The Court Martial trial of Gen. Taleott re as- sembled at eight o'clock this morning. When Gen, Clarke appeafed, the proceedings having been comme Rced, he was dSq uallfed from mem berShip The cross examination Of Sec'y Conrad resumed, and continued two hoRrs- Capt Magruaer was recalled, and further examined Lieat. Col Hsghes was examined at length, iA reference to the contract with Dr. Carmichael, and without concluding bis evidence, the court adjourn ed till to- morrow.
 The distiRg uished Mexican, General Herrera at tended the sttlngs of the court to- day, and receiv ed marked attention from the members.
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I " EA IN1NLA W NI4L ME.N I o, Feb l.. 1851.
 ICE, FRUITS, NUTS ac. TUST received by the steamer Pontiac No. 2. .B 20 Toes Of Boston Ice 2S B xes Raisons. { Barrels Cbestnuts. l Bag Of Alnohs.
 Bag English Wslnats. l Barrel Cocoannt. 5D csas Oyes'eTs.
 2 BsTrsis OyesieTs in The shell. 200e Pickied Oyesiess.
 Boxes Tobacro.
 ? Hogsheads Sugar
 Dez. Basket AHs.iset. 5 !" .' Cosdias. " Dsmi)ohns. March al. 1851. 2s-tf
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JUSTICE.

EL0UR-20O bbls. Ohio superfne; G LARD Ollr--5 bbls. winter strained; PLOUGH MOULDS-l06 Diamond; BAC0N---4 hhds. hams and shoulden; PORK--l0 bbls. clear; LARD-100 kegs No l. COTTON YARN--20Oo lhs. assorted, 6 to Io Received pr 'Hamburg,' and for sale by
 WM. B. WAIT. March II, 1851.
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L n n F.

Far West Lodge No meets every Saturday night. R. SERcY, Sec. J. 4. HENRY, N. q. Arkansas EDeampment No every first and third Thursday night in each month. w. ". ADAMS, c. P. c. N PRAY, Scribe.
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rRArERNAL ORDERS.

MASONIC. Western Star Lodge No. drst Monday night in every month. l.. E. BARBER ". M. 4. l. HuTT Sec. Union Chapter No every second Monday night in each month. E. N. ENGLISH, HIP. A.. W. WEnB, Sec.
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FIRE INSURANCE,
 By the undersigned Agent for the PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. Polices issued upon the most favorable terms by
 VIM. B. WAIT, Agent. May 6, 1850. aS-tf.
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LIQUOR.

= BBLS. Old Bourbon Whiskey 2 Bb,s Old C Monongahela Whiskey 90 Bbls. Prime Old Wbiskey 20 half do. do. 1 Bbls. French Brandy;
 2 Casks Old Cognac Brandy;
 do Madeira Wine;
 Casks Muscat Wine;
 2 do. Malaga do
 Elf. Bbl. Cherry Bounce;
 Bbl. Gin. Received per Trus- tee, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb II, 1851, Steamboat Landing
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Proclamation of the Governor.

Proclamation of the Governor. VxTHEREAS, An act of the General Assembly w of the State of Arkansas entitled "An act 10 provide for holding election of one Represen- ative to the Congress of the United States and to change the time of holding other elections" ap- proved January l1th, 1851. provides that on the first Monday in August, eighteen hundred and fifty one, there shall be an election opened and held in each township in the several counties in this State for the election of one member of the House of Rep 1esenatves of the thirty second Congress of the United States and that said election shah be open ed. held, and fin all respects conducted the law provides for holding and conducting general elec- tions; and whereas, by section one of an act enti- tied "An act to repeal the ballot, and revive the rira poce system of voting" approved November 29th, 1850, it IS provided, That the mode of vot- ing at all general and other elections authorized by the Constitution and laws of this State, shall be ripa roee and that much of chapter sixty of the Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas under the title, elections" as applies exclusively to the ballot mode of voting be and the same is hereby repealed"
 Now. therefore I, John Selden Roane, Governor of the State of Arkansas do hereby make known that in accordance with law, an election will be held on the first Monday in August, 1881, (being the fourth day of said monthl at each and every place of voting al general elections in all Of the iify-thrae counties of this State, for one member of the House of Representatives of the thnty-sec- nod Congress of the United States; and the ShenfFs of the several counties of this State hereby re- quired to give due notice of the election aforesaid and 10 cause the same to be opened, held and conducted in accordance with jaw; and the Shef- ifs of the counties of Chicot, Desha. Arkansas Jefferson, Drew, Ashley, Bradley. Calhoun, Dallas aad Hot Spring, (which counties compose the sec onA judicial cireui, of the State of Arkansas are hereby required to cause to be held in their res. pective counties on the same day as that for Rep. reseniative, the election for judge of said Circuit to fill the vacancy caused by tue resignation c Josiah Goald.
 In testimony whereof, l have here
 unto set my hand and caused th,
 L. 8. seal of the State of Arkansas to be af fixed iR the city of Little Rock, Ar kansas, tais 2 day of May 40. is5 l By the Governor JOHN S. R0ANE. DAuD B. GREER, Secretary ef S'ate.
 May 27th, 1850. g. -tde.
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RacOn and Flour.

E0BBLS. choice St. E1vais Flour; OU { tieree Canvassed Hams
 ( casks Sides Received on consignment and for sale by
 JN0. D. ADAMS, Steaaboat Landing. May, 30, lS6i--39. TOBACCO, SUGAR, sEGARs AND WINE LUST received per s. E. Pontiac: J Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco:
 I0,000 Best Havanna Segars: 3l Pipes Claret Wine;
 2 's Madeira do.;
 2 s' French Brandy;
 bhds Powdered Sugar;
 Cases Cherry Bounce. " French Cordals; 1 Boxes Oranges;
 For sale cheap by- June 3d, 1851. M. TANTf-
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TEMPLE OF HONOR

Little Rock Temple of Honor No every Tnesda night VIM. r. POPE, W. c. T. JAs. DEBAux, W.R.
 The Degree Temple meets scmi monthly.
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Important to Planters.

EWYE would respectful w Iy call the attention of the public to the impOr- tance Of their making themselves acquainted wth the remarkable properties and virtues Of the
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QY Steamer Emily have just received and now 1D offer for sale: 50Barels Super Fine Flour: Rye Whiskey IS Boxes Assorted Tobacco; 10 Lemon Syrup; C Candy;
 1 Barrel English Filberts; 10 '' Ale. NJ. TANTI
 Lower Steamboat Lending. April !, 1S51.-3t-tf
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W.sHrserox, June 10.

Gen. Tacotts arrest yesterday was by order of General Scott, in consequence of charges preferred by the Secretary of War against him for nsubordi- nation and disrespect, principally, it IS understood for refusing to submit for the Secretarys approval certain contracts for casting cannon at Richmond
 Mir Walters of Philadelphia has been appointed architect for the extension of the Capitol.
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ELECTRICAL FE 6RlFuG E,

SPEEDS FEVER TONIC with which any one. with out any particular know ledge of medicine, Is eaa- blai to cure any of the te' yers incident to a Southern climate, in frnM