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 DY VIRTUE Of a deed Of tfast, szecusesi by O Abgaham Ratiey asa Charles Rapiey, bear ing date 0csobsf isth, A.n IsfT and dasIY he coEspd. so seeage tAe payneni Qf saaafy aests, as therein specified, we wsI, ia pursuance ef the provisions aa sad ased proceed b sell at public agessoa fo fFe highest btdes, on a credit of sEk t@e.ge and e.shieen moatns at the court aa'ise asox Ia tas city If Tftis IaeS fiI Paaski eonHsy, Arkansas. en s40N0AYi the a1th day ot 0t'To- BIER Hsat < U 1851 between tise haaFs of nine nsc.ock ia tAe forenoon and three o'etaek ssa fhe afternoon, Of tta. aay, the valuable aYN a4hfy improved real estate ssssated ga the sa9a ri'y Df Lisfle Roek, followIng to wft' boessssa sad des. cfibed as follows. Yr2; cofaEtnelag as a p9snt ogs the north slde 0f Markham street, seveJiY seven feet sad asne inches eaSI truan tke s9ath west corner af Block No. One aS dsSi99atcd OR tse plaf os tht survey ef tis towBs nowgitY of Little Rock: thence fanning cast with s8ld Markham street on tae aorta s4ee thersg1f ana fnsAtIRg thereon. sixfy elxht feet and hsae inches. and ex tendlax back al figh; angles he same sfeaf4h Of sxly eght feet and nipe iacbeS b she alley at1W called Eia street. running through ssfa Block No One, eaa h4aarei nd forty fset nswe CT iess. with aH teaemeufs and Improvements Megeon.-- The ti,le. we believe, to bc good; bat we wisl convey daly such ngnt as r vested la us bg the deed Of trust afog saId apsu he final payment n f4fl of tise D8fchsae money.
 DANIEL RiN60,
 FREDERICK ". TRAPNALL.
 Trastees
 Little Rock, flag s, ts5f. fs~fIt
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Prices of Jones' Hand Presses.
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hereby gwen that in parauan o law RUs HALE Sheriff ot the Sheriff sad will proceed sell the following described lands for the and charged said lands unpaid and that the whole
 Of land thereof ay and thereon will be sold b the sheriff aforesaid of the Court House the He the Monday November 1891 rn such taxes penalty and Of advertising be Collector will o'clock all shall have been sold offered fer
 B only sold shall oil the sontb gas of said uart.
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IT. An old lady traveisnE on enc of the Msasa~ ehaSefss sa'ifsss WIS eteaPiainins Pi.eosy q The paia shs wss saiIehag fsom heE 'sfhearnstiz.' sed resileran neat her advised hcr to try electricity ss care "Eiee,neisy." ssai she. @well guess II bas bssn med on ne. [ was stSack wsth iight- nlns abaat u.on.h sso. and i, aidr', do ne tit Of rtse8
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-Tenc csSrErEc.--By dispatch ln the \. |. Her aid. we perceive that our government has al last been aroused Co the necessity of pr1gpt action n reference 10 the Tehaantepec affair Mr Letcher has ere this, Jeff for the capital af Mexeo, bear ing an energetic and reso1lte protest against the bad faith exhibited by Mexico ia her attempt 10 anaal solemn grant now belonging to the eili- gems oT the United States. and on ihe faith 0f which large sums have been expended. .- Hsmp4is Agpezi.
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 TnE TwIx PRINCIPLES Of TItE Wmio PaRrY-By the following paragraph from the New York Tri- bune, ii would appear ,hat the whig party of that section has two principies-a mtigated abolition ism and an unmigaled tariff
 "Their ground fthe ground Of the whiesl has already been taken on these questions and Is well known. They obey the laws Of Inc county; they admit hat ,he fugitive law, being one ot them. should be observed and respected; but they regard Il as not q proper law, aaG ss fl satject fe. 0aeHdrsSnt rbeH tae proper tine sAali arrire They now reiierate what they have before affirmed on this topic; and, at the tae. they put forth, wllh all the weight they can give fl. ihe great na- iionai doctrine of protection with an exulttHt en- dorseEnent and approval"
 IL is perhaps difficult ct the first glance, to de- iermine which of these two principles forms at this time the more hopeless and dep.arabie basis for national party. The feli spirit of abolition has just shaken the pillars Of tae fedesai Union, and in ls52 the oppression of high protective tariff drove patriotic men into the extreme and dan geroas error of nnlliheaiiou. Both doctrines set al naaght all the dsctaies Of national justice, and poIson all the fountains of national uanquilty.- 1t s the high office and the settled policy of the national democracy, in the future la the pazi, 10 rescue the country and the constitution from the destructive and demoraizlng effects of both these balefal political herecleS.-- Wash. Caios.
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Fanxen EzrEprr,e. 70 J.r,s.-The pnrs Nes.

FRENCH ExrxDertex TO JAPsS.-The Paris Mes sengeE says: A report IS curTent that an expedi- ton IS about b le seni from France into the sea of Japan it $ sad that t will consist of frgste, corvette and steamer. uadsr the orders of a Rear Admiral, who has long navigated ia the Pa eihe Ocean and the Chinese Seas. This expedition ~l4i, is iS added, be al once mlltary, commercial and seieatihc and has ior it's object, -:a open 70 Earopean coams,ce states whicA have been closed against il since tile fstA esntuy."
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LORD BsReS CLEAN H.SDs.--In an amus- ing letter to frieua at ParIs, n ls7 hls losdship Sald:--''l never was great phrenologist, Pau line, nor do pretend to read mankind as quickly yourself, bui if stranger comes in. generally look at the state Of bis hands. To a gentleman dirty hands an sbomination--that settles one point respectable man never presents himself with dirty hands and foul BaiIS--so if I find my customer with these etet!eatials, 1 conclude that he Is an ider drunkarl, CT a scamp, and 1 show him out q soon poSSlble.''
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WoaAS SESTEScEn Fos AssAHLT oS AS FofToa. = Jane Young. aboat forty five yeag of age. who. on the Tth day Of May last entered the souibern Ban nef office for tbe purpose of kilng both the etisto' and publisher, and actually Ah3t the publisher. fMr. T. s, Reynods.) has been found guilty of an assault with intent to marder Reynolds. sLs was sentenced to tbe peaientiary for he term of two years
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i SgxcitL EsvoY TO EgRosS.--The Kingston IJamaica Advertiser, aIiud.ag 10 tke arrival Of an envoy from Havana, says iAat among the passen- charged wIth deSpatehes for Cadiz from Coheha, the Captain General of Havana. lie will visn London and Pars ia he hope it is sad. oi indne- ing the two governments to asd sgFeeably b the terms of their treaties n repeliing the invaders.
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10 PRINTERS.
Jones Improved Hand Fress.

1UaAA% AAAFA CN&N AAs~As~@ V NNFF> yT4aE Prgpriet5rs Of the 0ufo TYrE Foy SpRg tske X great pleasure ia i1farHsng Printers generally, fiat they have the exclusive right for the aaaafae- fafe aaa sa!e cf fha invaluable Hand Press. and arc no~ prepared to kl arters fer nie,haE ard doable med lsl Szes Th5s press $ more compact and Yu.sle ealy han5ied than she old style. By aa acrease ef st least afsy per cent. os work ss ab- tsned w.th great reduction of labor. The pe- culisf a,lyaages og tbs Press tho old consists j. ln lhe saving 9f tnse a Paiting .oa and tax. fig off The sAess.
 2 In the saving Of time n raaaiag the bed aa- der sad 0ui from the pla'sE
 g.. ia tbe gNag ths frisket as T 's self aebDg. fn 1te apaaHiiQa Uf fhe leverage hy < hsrh means a yery beavy IBpressoa < obtained by q small exIss asiigare tf pbyslcai i9fce
 5. Ia the saslae oi tnse and tabor cf stepping backwards ard fofwaf'ls bY The pressraan ss t 8 gnnees ssafy for h co m0se 0at of hss sFaeSs silse at work.
 G. Ffols Ike a1smnsy ju whseA ta9 peVn;s sra at- tachea u beng impossible laF he blankets bs fali up as The fa-s0 ftns un3es ths psafn. which lit tse ordinary prs renders he pcnts ssable e move. lf ls deemed aaHeeea@ry to s y more in selsf- ence 10 gass Press as we arc willing that q shoai3 stana nr Es !5 1a ,,x aAxH fncgts aaa respect fully lEgte Printers aaS others wishing tS purchase Presses ag Pfiatag materials s0 cali aaa examine OCT stocs " Ben ge g9aa be hsppy Co shes tissa cue of tbe Presses now op ~ 0as Foundry.
 GIfLFoRn & JONES, N5. f7 Clssrssa Siessf BfNssn Sgg,aacrr sai
 B~s, 'arsg (.laeisHsii.
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I5' The pesple oi sosthefa Caifsraia are about io hold meessag eIiker at Les Angeiss or Santa Barhara. Tor tke pnzPass of PettIoaias Congress f9r q Territorial Government so le flFHad out 9g tha; portion sf Inc state. The str1ag ressoa s. that 'hay haze so pay high State taxes aos, and f thsy eaa get terriiorsl government "CSctz StMreL' wilI shell oet hsgxes
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TY-A M5. Butter has lately purchased quarter of tue New York Journal of Commerce, and paid,
 t is said, foFy thousand dollars for hs interest,". The net annual income Of the concern is s7ld to be f.om thirty to forty thoasnni to lars.
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CuRr yoa DfsrgNpra rS D91s.--A writer n Inc Richmond Whig pfonounces hoyehouBd sn ig(ai- libIe remedy for the cure cf disiemper n dogs If should he boiled 10 a strong tea, with psece oI lard added thereto. tsay as large az beas egg,} and given as hot as the dog can bear.
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! The Feceipts of the great London Exhibition 5y tbe tue eloses. he llth October, wil amou nt 10 about Gfo0.0o0 Of t.is inmsne sam. aur Aalt A ss calculated, win defray al the charges connected win .he building. and u4e government, say to this ssm cnly have ihe eoanaszaioaera any cam, end tks, the surplus teiongs 10 hem.
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NEw ISvEST4ox N BaIo.4-. sssGDAs.--Mr Sam sei Perks. of Emerson stEret. SoatbwaFk 3Fidee. engineer. has rcgisefsa. under the new Act fog the protection of inventions, hls riaiTns to q noSel
 ty in building timber bridges, columns, nasts Of ships, &c.. which consists essentially Of ronhi- nsion Of peoes irresBlaFiy crossing, overlapping, binding, and inserweayIng, whereby, when secured by bolts, sefews, oy n4ls and ceinevte4, aud made anpeTvioas to vet, de, by asphaltum, bisumen, 1T u,hercoETenient rennntve msterial solid beams of any length. say 1000 feet, nay be male, hy sHskiIifui hands. of far greater strength tae
 eosdIBg to his statemeusl than any single piece Of beam timber. aud q far esy expense Of either time Of money, than So much hTiek or stone woIk.-
 There are osker notifications Of the same pfinei- pie claimed, saeh as the formation Of masss and keels of ships, fhc inass being made Of eoncentrc pieces eroosed and bound together 10 any requisite length and gfrth. Specimens of the invention aEe deposited in the International Exhibision. Bu der.
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1l' An old maid was beanl to eSelar, while sit- bag at her toiiets the other dsy-~'I can bear ad- vefsity, 1 can encounter hardship, and withstand ihe changes of sckIe fortune, but Q, 'o live and dToop. and wilt and de like single psak, can endure it, and what's more. l woa'ts'
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Is YorR PRopEarYINsrnEnl

noEt please eGii upea tke undersigned wAo | $ Ageas for one Ol the 8lGest aasi moe respaa- slble companies 10 The ngte3 StslsS.
 The Protection Insurance Company. sf Hart ford. Conn, takes Fil# Rsks oa the Hass layar- atle tenns
 Sept sth, is6l, VIM E. WAIT, Ageut
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I]rJoAn M. Bo.is has been IF nominated as the whg candidate for Congress for the Rchsnapd D'stEeI by the wA'g district convention Ths norni- natoa was male wlth oniy three dissenting voices, and At. Bos's has accepted the position
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! Taz aHesrEsr STYLE YgT.--A corresponden, Of the BosrdR Bee, n describing the reeen; grand dress ball at Newport, says of young lady, s'she looked sSeetly, m plain white muslin afess. fHeked ap C fss raiss
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TAGGING, ROPE GNDTwIxE.

ICsT ree'a fsora LoaseHie, 25s4 yls. Na. K, J Bsggi8g.
 5s-a lbs. Ba,Aag Rope;
 %25 ilS T&-ae; fsf sale y A ] nCFT, Sept sla, la5i, M Misn St. L. <
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Tar PAsrERo AsAxDoxED.-A despatch from Charleston Of the 18th inst, stases the steam q Pampero has been quietly surrendered by Mr. sigur b The collector of Jacksonville, Florida The revenue cutter Jackson had hlockaded her at the mouth oi st. Johns river, nesf Palatka, for several days
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iHsssssArIax STArIsTIcs.--'TheTe arrived al New iork las, mpuih sA.25l immigrants, being aa ia crease ef I2.I5s over the same month last seaE. The frish irnnlgratGn exceeds one half the whole nuEnteI, eocntaag s5.2s4. There xere s.2sl Germans, and about | .Of0 from Great Britain
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RLirGSEITnx lTIENTlaYa

\ GOOD BLACKSMITH $ wanted at Chan ~ berSvssle, Ealbosa county. Arkansas. \ gooa snllla aRd steady mar will sad Ii good staad.
 oept. }9 a-iIt
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sreAR ANn CnFFEE.

JUST received fran New orlcaus Q720 Ibs. best J N. 0. Sugar
 1850 lbs R.o CoGee
 And for sa.e by A. j. HUTT, sept syh. 1851, Man St, L-R
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IJ The St. Louis Republican saYs that one thousand to fifteen hundred men are aow employ ed on the different sections of the Pacific railroad The work IS progressing rapidly.
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HARKNESS & sSsN. The Great Wkoies4se cletkfng Esease. CHARLES HARKxEsS & SON,

CuAhAseS hAHArHsfs e As84As Ns, iss Mwt<s s@sss. fae S.mt5 E4sf snrmsv 4f
 FssysG sEyva. P6hfsk4As
 THE pFopFietoss of th.s Ols Ewfssssxmeb Fsass-
 IossRsx Cas4sssse SraRE. ess n1w nannulse~ taFtmg ihe largest, best asserted, and Tna9s FaAh- sonalsly ees up stock of Sapesar Clothing fos tha Fall and " aiss tsad1, thai has ever been offered to the netses af Wholesale buyefs
 iarkaess X Son respectfully invite the Atten- slon Of Merchants aad neaIefx confident that their stock of ClesAiag vii bs fasna expreSsty naApted le the requirements aG tke soatkeGn and WUsls4n markets, while thesr prpees will eonvinse intend alg purc hssess that then Establishment ocsrs ex- ssaosasAafy raaltrrmea4<se
 TAkE N1TIC ICEs--Eiaskne d snuss cgufAiAg Store is large Five Story Brick Building, staMtsA an the segsh Eass eugnas of Fourth end Mafket Sss,, Pt6laasEpb3a. sN V. 8. Look oal f9s the largest Gilt Block LsT ter Signs in sts uasted States and read--
 tt--sm. ftARKNESa q SON
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t.rrxzsKr.-sir. LSngfsftsw has in Ths psess. d aew poem entitled. The Golden Lerend. Ii k the longest of ais poetiea works and makes soaae s8o psgrs.
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DIED,

Near Ta:p, Dallas co, Arks., oh lhe 18th of AagaSt Ars W. MrPatL. aga about 40 yeaEs. wife of A R. MeFsli, formerly of Tennessee.
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MAnRIrn.

Al thc fes,dence of Cap. Henry Hunter, on ihe I7th isS.., by the Hon. ". l. scmefvilie. Col. Gro. II. Atrxsvu&s president Of lhe AEkaasas Military Iastsuie. fo Miss P4tarRs ' M. Hrsgsa. all Of Chapel Ridge, Dallas county.
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LJ The PistabTfg Morning Post nouimases Jas 04saaAaii far tAe psesaieaey and waa. R. Kinz fir F'se pfsSldeat.
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L Ltao r.

Far West J.o5ze No meets every SAtarfsF assit K SsscL ], soc. ft A. HENRT. x C. AFNaRs1g Ene8n pssBl No Eeefs every sr.s af tigi Ih1rsday aaE-s iA zach ns5sth. N. W ADAMS, g. r. C. \. FKtg ,Sevibe.
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IF Al the troops, with the exesps.ca os one company of afsllsvy. have becu wSghdsawn from SsnsA Fs..
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c... 1.ap-r,. 1.n., aaameala.

Al the fatal hour Gen. Lopez was brought ou: and ascended the platform Sith . fTm step. li, person vas enFel0ped in a whiie shFooa. Tss vxerniioaes tkea re1nOvsd the slsFona, and iheTe stood Inc General ia his fen mIfleafF aiifwm be. lefe tbe assembled msltitudr.
 Ills apYeafsnte w N calm. diga.fed spd hefosc --ftka muscle 9HivepG. Ile looked upon the pFepafsti0ns of death Bnmgyrd; bls eoafsse nance changed not and his wh0se bearing was firm and manly.
 TAe exceusi0nef nor removed lis embroidered ecas, hs sash tFavat. and aii tife Iasgusa os ais military rank, ia token af disgrace.
 Gen. Lopez. with his hands tightly bound to- gcther in front, stepped forward. an in strong eiesg voice. slowly spoke 10 thosa around as fol- lDwx;
 S pray the peFS1ns who have compromised me to nar5oa me as rnftoH ihem.
 Ny death will Hsi- change tbe aesisnles of Gu ha." The execntsones. ssandsHz htise behind, here interrupted blm tn sn iusalting toae, wiih-- q Caaf' bs qaick. b2 gssek. q
 Gea. Lopez, turning hrs bead partly around, hsed hls eye on Inc man. and san seiniy. gfiti'eg hls teeth. " War, sR-" He then eeatsnaet;
 'Adlea, my beloved Cutlai Aaiea rly hTeth- renr'
 The General then stepped back, seated himself on ihe stool. 4 pTfesf with the cEuciix and taper stood cn one side of him, be execaiioaer on The oihef. The collar was then placed round tbe prisoners neck. The priest now placed the eru- eilix between the GeBefaFs hands, and just sS he was a ttte act ol inclRSHg hS heed o kiss if, tie cxecutioner swang the fatal serew, and the head of inc unfortunate man a: the same instant drop ped forward. touching he cTeeihx. He BeteT moved again. There sat the body Of one of .he trayest men that evcr drew breath but moment ago alive, now ghastly corpse
 Tue execution was conducted in the most or deriy manner and in perfect silence. No shout ing or any other exhibition Of applause was man xaT gE from New Orleans, or the express orders of thc Captain General $ not known.
 Immediately after the execution, Gen. Lopez s body was taken down, and privately butIed
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.
NAsnsIc

MASONIC Western 6ter l.odgc 10. hTs' Monday Asxaf ia ercry mfnt!s l.. E. BARBER, v. N. A l. HrTr. S~r, CatoE Chapter No every second Mousy 4lss.s s each manta- r. fl ENGLisA, H ?. A- N. WKER. See
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IT \ dawn east @astaF hxs Kss ascA . cold in h'a heas, that the water freezes cn kis face when br asaersakes sa wash ii.
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TEMPLE oF lioNnR

 f.sre goek TesP,e Hssog nsess every Tass.Ia1 Hisist WA. F. POPE, W.C. T. J.z DEBAav " R The bezTrs Teng1c n.erta saaai- saantely.
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FROST G O.. a6y DEALERS fs H FNBo0ts. shoes, Esregan~,
 HATS. GAPS. Ac..

ALSO PALM LEAF. MExtcAs AND CAMpEACHY e-l HATS. Ne. te. Msgazine, between casal aad Csmnsaa ss
 NEW ORLEANS Ig From sas Houses af New Ysrk aad Bosssn are constantly receiving iEssh supplies sf ths a5eve Goods. CeasgFy Dealers sre lsvisa8 ts salt aa8 ssaansns nur sxteRaive stock
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FLAG oy LiaEKa.--It is annouaeesi in the Libe- ria Herald, that tbe following han Sfid seal have been adopted as tke insignia ol the Republic oi LIbeTa. and ordered to mark it's nationality:
 Fttg.--Sty white stripes with five red stripes alternately displayed longituainaIly in the up per angle of tse flag, next to the spear. a square blue ground covered in depth five stnpes- In the centre of the blue one white star.
 Seai--A dove on the wing, with an open scral m is claws; view of the ocean; vita a ship ua der sail; the sun emerging from the waters; pain tree. and at Us base plough and spade; beneath ite enbienrs the words '' Republic of Liberia; aad above the embiems the national motto, S The love of liberty brought us here"
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HoS. JAcoB TaoaPsoy. whigs and Sub mgSsionIstS, have been iadustnogsly engaged, in circulating report that Mir. Tiompscu has de- elined being a candidate for Congress. This IS not 50. He IS sfii The Democratic State Rights candidate fur Congress and will continue to he aasii the election. He IS about publishing a new Inst of appointments, with the view of sgaln can yasslng the district befote the eiecton. ffolis Sprtass -lGeEs0Hiaa, lsth.
 4 few days ago it was announced that Mr Thompson, following the example of Gen, ouit see t contradssted. Mr. Thompson is a true demo crat and valuable Representative. We hope his election will be secured
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LITTLE ROCK LITERARY And Military Hnstlamaa0Rs.
rgAxAVkxrax T.oc reGs..

fgaxASRxrkx Lockrsns
 BEG sa afosm tsse eitsaeRsaf Little Roek, naA the hpsasa~ g8nsfal3y, that [ shall open ny School. on he srst Msn By w aagnsf sesi, in shs Hoase known ss the W arlington tfosri. fnow e. eupivd hy Mf. GAanpiia,3 where sh&fl NJ blessed to gee thg children ef t41@e persons who frnf ais- p9ssa t8 fsyae fae with theis pasnaaaget ani sincerely hops, by asAgraf and Emf4fal attention 10 ny aayies, ta make tAas Installations worthy Of the pstranags of te generous and patriotic pafnnts of Arkansas where thegF ebiiden can reeeiEe . gegf Eaasaesn. and be tsgTsegksy w-staNed tdF ed mytiaaee snsp any e tho Colleges n our county. E a lsmrHtabIe fact That have too long sgans- hgpa8 an the z4bec; Of Education, af ksne. and z K Row sme that we shotsA arouse lB EavoF ef Southern Institutions. s ae9e tktiaEea can he pss psFig Educated. without senasAg them oN to the East, which has been tso frequently the ease in past yeaEx They can Afrs be Eaaeated wlth feas expeHsg to parents. and their nasnds @nd WnFais eaa Be ss well cultivated Why not fhen ave as tyaf That s all we ask. tempeseMs aNsnis- iaHts Nili he engaged wheHeveF the number of 2chcsags require t, that anspse sstcx shah be aoae t0 all, at all tnss.
 As 1 aa falfy psrSaaded that laag vacations are injurious ba fke pTogrsss 9f children. uy inlettnis siens will be short and st sash sanes the Board of Visitors qav thtHk most advantageous e the aseFcsts Of tho fnsitation and the weffsre of the psptls
 AS soon as the weather beeosnes more pseasaat q large porfioa of the piaytan will be- devoted t0
 
 i;ary Tactics.
 Foe tbs EaQ sh branches, s2 gpsr nasth. For the Giassiesl f r.
 J E LAND L1lr Rocs. Jaiy %. sssf. S7-~ts
 Bosfd of visitors.
 Cap. Alb a Pikas Rev JosbAa Green, Bea. r v. Sswton, Ny. $ H Taeksr, H3u. v II sutton, Mir. Wa E Wo0dfaH, tiaa. ". Ffapna!i. Hoa. (. P Bertrand. Hea. Daal Riaga, Hoa. ADsaiagn Fowses.
 A--s
 REC9MME ES DAYTON.
 Lssse Raek. Ark. I8A Jsiy lssfs We, the undersigned. hayimg attended onesE more of the esaninafigas os the pspsla ef College Pdlat Institute. wsls under the eoatfel sf Ms. J. Land afa satsaad that hc s 4 epsapeteHt and althfat feaebo1 aud as he con sas{<sarss opeasar Eels0ol rn tbiS cisy. we have hesitation n evRsnsadiax hiH te tae confidence es g<saifss ass gMsf4ax.sa sa general. ~ hnse pAsrpnses he eeapsisss and ons Co whem the sdaeatios of fser children. mentality ard n raiY. aasY bs safsly lasgastesk Josbsa F Green, Jas. Lawson, Y " TrapasiL Bfa. P Danley, D ". Carosf, D. j. BaldwlA,