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MARRIED.

In thIs city. on Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Wm. P. Radcliffe, MT. ALDEN P BINGHAM, late Of Alabama. 10 Mrs. MAGAH B. TRAHERN, Hate of Jackson; Miss.
 On the 29fh uit. in Caroline Township, Prairie CO.,. by tffe heF. J. ". Moore. Mir JoHS R. Ccox, to Mss JAsE s $. BsowN, both of Caroline Town ship
 On The 5th, by the Rev ". P Radcliffe, Mr. LEoNIBAs ". MeCaAckEs, to Miss ELszA A. G. OwES, eldest daughter of Hon. B. F. owen-ail of thus city.
 With the above notice we received rich repasl of frait and cake, but II needed not this to elicit from us our best wishes for the happiness of the youBg couple to their lifss end.
 On the 29ih July last, by the Rev C. L. Jef- fires, Mr. JosIAH L. McDOxsLp to Miss CYNTHIA ASN A. BUTtEs, all of this city.
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rae csndid4s for covernOr--A contrast.


 r,Aa .aeen. collision between the ealdidal.s for f.g,vsrnoy 4; sedrsysile, owing t0 the InSldfpaS s,,emot e,f Ger. Foolc to lmplieate Gsa. euitaan , .se ,,,,hsn afair and ia the absiEaesion oi the nubbe arnS from the Capitol. and the gross o8i- ra,1 m a the pSgSon Ol Ihe old Hero winch, how syp, Sas yensi.ed wi;h compound interest," pro vakes yiaacs N the difference between the men
 Gea. Fooie has always been noled. IR the com
 tsnity in which be has resided. for hS pfoellvify Tor strife. We yenta are !o say, thai no man oi sE,al rrSeeeiabIlty n the State, has 5eea engaged ;a Sa ,nspy br9i!s as hnaselt lis life from his first entrance upon ;he stage ot manhood uasil ugr hss been one euniiR aed scene of contention
 The xfreet the daeilIRs ground, tse bar. poliifca Convrotinns the Legislative Haiis cf the Sfate, inc Senate Chamber. have beea the theatres upon ,vh,4s ba has ethf1ted hls f0naHeSS for angry con a,ets with his fellow nen. He had scarcely taken his set a the usSt grave and dignthod body m The world where the strIcleSi rules 1f courtesy had alWsvS been observed before he became embfoil ea in disgFacegal war ai wotdS with a Senator from North Cstol.na Soon he pFotfeEs to act the nsf, nj bsaglnaa 10 anotheT Senator to the aston men, anl disgust of al present SO offensive t1 the resaed sensbltes Of Seaat0ts was hls coarse, that he ffsouently cosag.a red that attempts we're be- ing male to reader him &a 0oJest ot contempt ID ,be bg6y D winch the legislature of Mississippi IF an evil hour. elevated nm. A. one time he drew deadly weap n uPaa Senator, and came very near being expelled for his outrageous violation Of ihs dignity of the Senate. At anothe', Senator flom A,ksa<as $ forced, in response to gross in sait, .o send hia SprsslIag on the street. of lash iaztoa. Tags has Gen. Foote been the very Genus of D5scord. But In striking and beautiful contrast has been the career Of John 4. QuItman. whose amiabie qualities have always promoted peace aal harmony society, instead ot sEEife and hiooassed in lhls respect, as ia every other. he hgs been uae 10 hts duties as cltizea. And yet he sae veFy fnpefSonafIon Of chivairy and honor. While he $ the possessor of the virtue Of kincneSs. to remarkable degEee, to his fellow Enaa, yet a hgayel heart never beat in the bosom Of moT si.- | 6shuns has been, Ake thag of WASHINGTON, n L.. 9f hauiARity and Tn the seTvice of his coaalFy. The periis Le encountered. the Iabors he performed, the saaerIngs be endured, when al tie head of gallant band, be marched to the as sssaase of Texas, when she was surrounded hy 6 blo,a thirsty and reEaorscleSs foe, evince those aoble traits of character which have wOn for ham Joe admiration of Ais coanuymen. Hls heroie achievements. hs desperate valor, in the bloodest battles Of Mexico. atttest the Roman qualities Of the man. Ca such fields. and in such cause, lave the iaGffis Of John 4. QaItman been won; and ao; a the petty sirifes Of barsoom politicians aaa street braS lerS- Msssasss ppasn.
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Proclamation by tAe covernof.

"HEREAS, II has been made known 10 me W that, ca the lita ins,., foul murder was cora1ntted n the county of Clark. upon the body of Samuel F. Gihbsns, by James c. Morgan and hIs soa Reuben Morgan. who have aed ffosa astice, and are aow running 2I large.
 Now, therefore, I, John K. Hamptca, acting Governor 0f the State Of Arkansas, by virtue Of the authority ia me vested, do hereby offer fe- ward of four hundred dollars fsr tue apprehension Of the sad James C. and ReRbca Morgan. {ot two hundred doilax for esthsg Of tAesa3 and thetr de livery t0 the shefif of Clark county Ia order that jusrace ia thata beaalf may be executed
 h ;eSiimsuy whereof have hereto set IT q my hand and caaS-d the seAFof xaia Sg ate tN~i 10 he sfFixeH. al Lttle Rock, oa tho i9sh
 day of July 4. D. 1851.
 JS0. R. HAMPTON. By the GoyrrnsT.
 D. T. GgExR, Sec's ef Stase
 DEsesIPFfos. Janaes C. Morgan is about ffiy years of age. about 5 feet II inches kigh. very stsslght built. wifi weigh ls0 lhs, Togad face bald headed. grey tyes light haig, his lefI leg and foot shorter than Inc other, he speaks loud when iH conversation"
 '' tIlS T, Reuben Morgan < about 22 years Of age. ab9at the heigtf 0f hsS stAsg and wliI weigh aboat iSS lts.. gray eYsS, ligAt hair, short aud dI2hed faced, speaks tow sad ssss, The above named AoTEzns came to ClaFk county last spring from 0aaehita eouaiY and have Connections lss- sng some where m that antY, aaa they may be iaikng abo9t ikere.T
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riax Cotton.

The Utica (S. Y.l Herald has an article from an eye witness. who gives the following account of iae manufacture Of this article. He says il is "stroag and fine as silk, white as snow, bright sx silver receiving the strongest coIoF or the most delicate tiEt, with equal pennaneney. It Is siron- ger, cheaper, and much more beautiful than cot ton. IL IS worth at least twice as mgch as cotton of the finest gTade--wiIi last twice ss long: can be procured ffon the plant, after pulling for six cents per pound, as fine as the specimen give yoa in SIX hours, no rottng, no aHytLiNg Put il through the machinery and out t comes perfect Yoa may think this tough story, but 1t IS so.''
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The London Chess Tournament.

The gFeat chess match which was to come of at London during the Worids Far. between thirty two pirked players Of the world, has been deeid- cd. The victor was German Herr Anderson. = Ills last antagonist was Mr. Stanton, renowned English player, who ia the last i've games, was only sieiaT m one. Anderson therefore takes the S2a, GOO, which was the purse played for.
 We find the above in the CiHcinnsti Chronicle, and have doubts of it's correctness. We have seen no report Of the result in any ot her paper- A. las; accounts Anderson had behten siaanton, but the match was still in progress.
 IE. o. Delts.
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T.e yew Air Gan.

NT. AEstail. of Birmingham. exhibited, recently, to a number of seseniisc gentlemen in Liverpool, hss aewiy-invenlea air gun, by means of which fsom I50 to 200 bullets Eaay be ischafged n rapsd succession, without other amanition than small reservoir of aF. carried by the operator. attached by enfia percna tube to the stock of the gun. The wuoie apparatus s tighter than common muskef, and the inventor perforated thick plank with some scores of bullets, iRdeatng plate of non al the back bY each bal. For house defence this weapon seems well calculated, especially in rREal districts, or thinly -peoped colonies.
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TAe Na,.onal Monument.

The Odd Fellows of Kentucky have caused to be prepared block of marble of theis own State fos insertion ID the colamn to Washington 1t bears ihe inscription, ss The Grand Lodge of the l. O. .. F. ef kentHcky.'' On the right and the Jeff IS the emblem o( strength, the bundle of scks and n th- cra;re the three inks of iher Order ia relief, with the motto underneath, "In anioa there Is slregth."
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"P. IT. correspondent of the London pub heaflon called Yal4s and Queries E trying to prove that Queen Elizabeth had I son and daughter, who we're sent over to Ireland, anl placed under the care of the Eari oE Ormonde. The Earl, ir viii be remembered, dlstanty related to the Queen, her great gEandnosSeE being inc daughter of Thomas, 5he sih Earl. Papers ars sad 10 exist sa .he family which prove the above statement IL is also said that the Earl of Essex was the father of these children, one of ~ftem was born and died ut Keal worth. and had a stone pat over Ter grave, inscribed Siiennan-"
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mearr wi. Leagfei.ow. the Poet.


 The Dsslin Uss~ersity Magazine in a review of Nr Longfellow's works. says
 With 'Hyperloa.' the public have been for Si4as me familiar eRt its ses generally known thsi la lAN exquisite Eilie story are shadowed toFs Iae leading inesdents oi the poets life, and that he aH9sef $ the heso of hIs OWE roEaaaee.-- We shalt glve the facts as they nave c0me fo ogt knoWiesige aui we arc assured they viii not faEl to Interest our reasieEs.
 " About the year tss7, Longfeliow, being en- gagged n making the toat Of Europe. selected fiei- eesoefg fof petmaaent winter residence. There hs wlte was attacked with ali illness which ussl- mA'eiy pt0Fei fatal It So happened, however, l. a51esitae afterwards there came to the same falaaH'c place young lady of considerable Fer soaAl stlractions The poets heart was 1oachel -ae seeame attached to her but the beaaty Of siH- ieea did nos symPlihze wIth the poet Of SIX and tattY; aud LGastsisow returned to America. b3v- ias iaSf ess aeart as wei ss hs wife. The young lAaY, also an AmeFseaa retarns4i home shorty zf i-I%arts Thesf residences, II turned toaif sse=Fe co2aguoas. and tte poet awaited Aisasc6 Ss the spToflaaitf 0f prosecuting LS addresses, which ee lf for eGagldegabse fiGae with a3 better sue eeS IAaa al first. Thus f0sged. he sci hiEzssef down, and lBstead, like PetiArch. If lay.nx siege 'e ise Aeast os his mistress through the medium ei s0aneiss ae Ess5.sea b wrIse whole hfs3k--a pSlk wA;sh woaG ae6ieve the dofble object a& sa'ihg Der affections, and of establishing bls eyzn .As'e hypesioa wsS the FrsHit. Ills .at0r aad -1 e9mStaaey were nSl thr8wn awas--tlsy ia.ss 1-rf 3ee Ee~asa The lady gave hinl heF asad as well as aes hearii aaa iaey se@ tesde togsthes a. Ca9Eifagg, "a the saiE- Aause wheh Wasstag- I9a 1ase h2 head qsarefs waen he was fir. s D. isass7i Q tite command of ihs Aineueaa atgaies. aAse in!eTsStIae iaets were cOnmggiesses so srs ey very intelligent AEnencaa gentleman ,vhosn "s tss tse pleasure os aesisag ,a yAe same u. ac. ~AcA was the Scsne el ths ppet's eafy daap. pssatnent asa soTows n
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DIED.

4. Upper Altoa. Madison county. Illinois on Thursday l7th of July uit., of cholera, Joka f. Russell, aged about twenty-one yearz; and al the sans place. same day, also of cholera, William IT. Russell, brother Of the preceding, in the thirteenth year of his age. These two brothers were attend ing school at Upper Alton and were thus cut of unexpectedly and with bat few hours sickness They children Of the late Noses Russell of Arkansas, and both og thsm of amiabie characters and much esteemed by thelr frieads and associates
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Tw0 T0 TWENTY aaOGRS. Tks ls ses sxs la Hss aassssa AsssssA saa ana ik asaa sa srIess nAts'nay wsh ~ ks e ntss s-iseas fAfaesfy aane tse Rzsft ea, lhk afeHs
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 Fos fase by Dgss and Deacrs gsersliy fnsasSsHf ss s1Esas
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 Tov sale wholesale rst. lssde gock at the New
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 "; ,a,srss are 5ssed rpaa 'as 9sa <. ~ .ia yyr bes. aaib5ssif ssnsi ias sa'As'1 x" k f.s,aad cotton prN.uesas sssitoas ai Soaat ss <, Nso,atls an ifs sauoaHdiagS VIZ nave Hfs ~, ;.ssIisfeaee thsi sae seienaty us thc ss'asi n,s sesa such as to iaaiet as ia}sfs iss .S.,sy on all the uYlauS e9ssall' " Hist os
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 a.af,fly Ye l.sll crop made oA Red Rsvets . vi 9,s, n inc region Of Lake Providence and s,l 1s@. bst belog Red River ID one eascpisies oa aSs,V 4,ss hsf cropi while in the parishes ir- .4s, hsas .ls b4swesu Red River and Lake pFovi. leIssa1's .,acoraa. Tensas and Madison gErai aa- '.,,sa.y and doubt hang oyer tie srsoaes Saich s.,I hs c,oaucss,. The seasoa IS two weeks later ..aa ,,f.oars ssssons; sad 10 make an average s9, ,a faese parishes we mus RsSe one ot ine ,,,,,., ,r.,na,kaby favorable autamHs eFes known, ,es ,s Tonla well esxapafe wilb ihe autuinns oi S.,a lssg and lsst year, io enable tbe planters to .ck and save he crop A..,,
 Tsas. New Orleans eo@on lactet sas oi hga caiehr,,v. practical planter as well as hsaa os cs.sluSs.oa house second 10 uoae "a Lo9isaaA. b.vipg the Ia:ess information rom every aaaIsei af inc cotton growing fegoo of tbe Uni'ea >'ales' bas eope to the fol 0siGg conclusion ih Iessta eo ro;,on rsdgetioa ta.s ycar; THe eesl ihsi ean 1 bs esnec,el os the aplaaa 'eglm ot leaae@ee' Narts Alabama, Western Louisiana, aiississippi snJ G,,rs,a. ,s q crop twenty per ceni leSs ihan las ya.. while over the lowiand, an ailas'al cot. lon rek,on. hangs sae contingency oi me os ioa' autumn and loag or q shar. season.
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Administrator's Notice.

ID LAKELf SMITH, late of Randolph county D in the State Of Arkansas. died intessate on os about ther4ih of July, Is51, in the town of Cansston, n the Stae of Louisiana; left % know heirs, and place of nativity not known; the ap- praised value of his estate is e37s Said deceased was about fuFty years of age al the time of his death, dark kalr and blue eyes, about five feet ten inches high. about medium size.
 Letters of Administration were granted by the Clerk Of the Court of PFobates in and for the county aforesaid, ca the 24ih day Of December AID, 1850, to the undersigned, Elias Phipps. et sad eoaaiy; asd < wss ordered by the Court Of the county aforesaid ai the January les@, thereof ls5Is that publication be Rs1de rn some news paper of tas Stas, according su law for SIX weeks of the dezIh, &c., of sad deceased.
 ELIAS pHIPPS, Aassasaistrasos-
 sf fAe Estate afsressiS July zs. 1881. as-sw
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what |. gA.hien l!

i beautiful envelope for morality. presenting a glitleriHg ad polished ektern., tie appearance of which etses Ho eefsain hication of the real yalue of wha IS eoalained thereiH.
 To be wofnaa of fashion iS one of inc easiest shings in she world. 4 late wrEer thus descnbss 1--hay everything you dossg want. aud pay ier nothing you do, smile on all mankind bat your husband; be happy every whese but al homr {; hate the country adore parss: read novels; neg iect Yoar easldfen; nurse Isp-d0Es sud % to cauTch every time you get new shawli.
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STATE OF ARKkSsAS.
 CnnRfr af xEhffe As


 h the Circuit Coast of White Coua,y oa tae Chaucesy side tacseof, in vaossian, July 5th 4. D., 1851.
 Samuel CsratAers. Green c. Carathers James JelfHeS. and Jaesntha, hss wlte, aad John D Saaisey and Mary Aaa, hs wife,
 ys. PstiisoA lor EEe 4srt~isa q Lsna AlMa Cafarhers, John Clfatiser, and William
 Carafhers,
 YTNHls day come the eolnplasaants. hv Scosf A i AcCeaaaghsy, theET sossegiets and Els taesr peiiElaa hegsiH, aud aa afsd4st of tas nsss, Eszi deaes If iae ds5eAaanss the object and pgag. of wAseh petition ts sAe d.sisian ari bar.slsss 4Iiv and eqGaiis betweea als he parties interested ae- eoEtlag is tAs1s aSt ps1prsoss iR saa b ike f1s- lowing lands, ts wt Gte s5ata east ef. os he pg4th w szzt gf. of ssctsgn N. Ii--2H acres tbe saatA wess IT of Inc Rassls weag CT of seisioa Na tI-46 aef@s: the naeth- west ar. os tte sostb west SF. og sasssga sa. .4s; Aeges and it.. eass hsa ag tie nafth- easI gE. Of @setloa No fG--sO Gefes. all la fgwnshsg Ss. B4Ae sf as4ssk. sf sAe hase iiRe n FaGge sevss T wgxt ef .he 6tA pxsa espas nssFlalsa. coagaizag la al tws huastFs-a acres, and sss me zpfsoinneaE af eon.snss.ofaess to make sad s4sssioa. A. Eg is sAessEars eraese tat sa5a degsadana bs hDsifgd of th= ssersse e,sY oi tfi@ 5H4i, Sy gae publication ef lAIx oghrr lr x1nse aex Syafez rstsalskss i thla State egses, 4 week fsE iFsas weeks zssxsls the lazs iss.sr saa to Ss al isa3t fout eeeag b3gRe sfae 6sss day of .ks aex term et eaf xaa eoaK, shat aalsss the saf1 Hs@srssaxaA v aH@ appear heEa vsa CT before tAs sereas ase Tf tse sasd bsxt terra st a egar. ta be begun sS hulaen st the coafg .heasr m seasss ir the epunts q Nhit1 Afssssmssd. on tae tgafth Moe'ssy in Aasnnbsr, i. n. lsS14 asa ae. mus, plead ia, cy aaswet ssld eaAavIssasnex se.s. tlSn. the EaEne viii t~ takea as eonGrasea. anss deeE@e entered aceorasneiy.
 siAuEL MORGAN. Csers.
 RY R- l. HsaL- b. C. 4 trse copy from sAe seeard
 Attesn SAMUEL. MORGAN. Cser&. ss-sw. sHF Rss. BE1x- D. C.
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REcoMMENDaTIoN.

We, the undersigned, having attended one or more of the examinations of the pupils Of College Point Institute. while under the control Of Mr. ]. Laad are satisfied that he IS a competent aad faithful TeSoher; and as he eontenpiates openfBg a school l5 thlS city, we have no hesitation in comnendlag hin 10 the confidence Of parents and gnsfdaas. Ia general. whose patronage he sollciss; and one 10 whom the education of thea children. mentally and morally, may bc safely IntTussed.
 Joshua F. Green, Jas Lawson,
 P. ". TrapaalI, Ben. F. Danley,
 D. " Carroll, D. J. Baldwin,
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T4e Alsged Garage <s P4isyra, N Y-The Aisany kssaasg foaEaai ssys: The papeTB have coplei pafaEfspa describing most heusal out fagc neaf falmyTs. fl aow appears. however, d3aasfas whether aEy ufragr at aii wss enGaEafsed The par msking the canpsains ls If tso is,s,se . character lc asigy iMplleit confidence in her iez- ts.l9av"
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sizes e.f shees.

The Lynn Directory for 1851 says q size is the length Of one < barley eern," or one thlrd of an inch 4 sixe stick is thus faFnes; Take rule CT peee 0f pine wood thirteen inches n length, and divide il iRso thIny nine equal parts, of on third of an ;seh each, Tie srst thirteen are left blank aad counted nothing. Taev zecoaa fhirteea arc called childrcR's sIzes. The tAiFd thirteen sre called men's and swopens sizes; each marked froin oae to 1hirtesn- ffhas nine inckes d mans s;ze, No. !; ten inches Is No. f eleven inches No. :; twelve inches No lo
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EF The Empssss Of Rs$sia sAs dsci5ag! thst a monument sssail s- erected a. Pesropsaiossk she eagstai at K8asskAtka. in hanor of tle celesra,rd tflsrlAs. Bearag, who diseoveged ia tTzi the sas@ns to whaeh he gave A:s naa4e Tbis n1auu. asriss wfa eozssss Of pyraEad iea aesnea hsxh on tns top of winch vii he ereeted < ssatae cF the sttepsd 'saseser. Tke Aesdenay os Sasence af sf FrssrshaEg will fsrnsa Fh- inscription fss ihe nsSannn<ns.
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HARE1NENN C AON.
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 Fsrrta yRsss, Faiazfeleaia FTsHE propnetofs og th;s 0GD EsvAst1xsnsB FAsa- soxAsx CLoTsuxg SrsaE, are nov manulac- turag the largest, best assorted. and most Fash ioaably g1s pp stock of superioF Clothing fog the Fall and Winter trade, that has eseF bsen offered to the notice of Wholesale bayerS.
 Haskness dx SeE respectfully lasite tho atsen- ton Of Merchants and Dealers, ceah6ent that gheir stock oE Clothing vii Se found expressly adapted 10 tue requirements of the Southern and Western markets. whiie sheis prices will convince intcnd- ing paFcaaseta taat slcir Establishment officers ex trsordHafy fnd aceueHts
 TAKE NUTICEs-H -Hafkness & Sons Clothing Store s iaEee Five Stosy Briek Building sss9ated on the SoatA- Eas, corner Of Fourth aad Market S.s., Philadelphia.
 Y. B. Look oat for the largest Git Block Let ter Signs ia the United Ssates and read--- A4--San. FAIRNESS & SON.
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gg.Agaeef egina- eaa. cage has just developed q Lowell. 4 Dr Fiseh wke Aas iisd} ia aressed sf placing Mrs Thayet if tAc nsesneric stale and thea having si.leit integeoars.s. Ehen L:b- 5ey wss arrested. as aa aeeoa1pilee of Ftsrh's bat the magistrate reSused to aAinst the fcaEinony ss As. Thayef and hsS wie agasass hssu. because tasY s.d aot be5scss IT T tsSi, saa sa Lisbey ros discharged fac Lowrll papsas scold at the eosrse of ske naSlsssAae
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4 German Flute. with four keys and ivory rings, "A oa Sunday afternoon, sd inst. on Cumherlaa, a,l street. beiwcen the residences Of Maj. Fieid and M. Kings. Any one finding the same, will confer favor on the loser by leaving t al the Banner Ofieee
 Lit{fe Rock. Aug. iIth. 4s-iw.
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4 poetic young man, in describing the move ments of lot of gold fish, says, athey dashed and darged about like bright hopes through lovers brain.'' That young man should be looked to- He's been staying out nights and sipping Whiskey punch.