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I Cisrgymaa ia Trouble.

The Rev. Mir Hummer has been arrested at Kcokuk, Iowa, charged with an sutrsgeouy ss- ssuit upon hiS wife, The Burlington Telegraph says.
 Mrs Hummer testified that her hushan1 would have murdered her but tor inc timely interference of the neighboIs. Mr. Hummer aavertises his wife ia the usual fona. AnandigRation meeting of the citizens ot keokHk was held on Wednesday night last. We have not learned what was doae, but the general feeling, ss we are informed. as strong Y m favor Of lyncbing Mr II. II Is a sad aiIail ta every point of view. MT. Hummer was formef- iy minister ia the Presbyterian church, and dis hngulshed foF zeal and unusual ability. Some years ago he was for reasoay sufficient ro the pres. byteTy, unehurched; and 1t has been the opin. ion of those who have known hun best that lo sozne time pas, he has been partially insane. =
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From the Fort Smith Herald ! Odd Fellows Celebration.

The Order had celebration f Washngton'S $ buih day, on the 22d inst. The evening before, there was ball. at Inc garrison which was nu- Ineroilsly attended, by members of the Order and tbt citizens ol Fort Smiib. and vicinity. On Fri day evening, the officers and members, of Craw- ford Lodge No. 6, came up on the SteamFr John anna. Capt. Thursson gnd participated in the feS- tiylfcs 1f tAe evening. We were nos present at tbr hali but learn that Ii was the largest and most brilliant aGaT, that has ever been gotten up in lhiS place There was about three hundred per sons present; all of hem we believe, were exceHd iGgly grathed. The table was furnished m the very best style by Mrs. Dcmming.
 On Saturday. about i2 o'clock, the procession was formed, consisting of Crawford Lodge No. i, fro q Van BuFen, Fronuer Lodge No. g, of this place. and Fort smith Encampment Ni 3. under tue Marshall ef the day, Capt A, Montgomery, and marched through the principal streets of the city to the Presbyterian Churcb, where there was large audience of citizens in attendance. Afler the Sgngng of an ode, prayer was offered 70 the throne of grace, by Rev. Cephas Washbun, which was followed by q slIort adtlfeSs hy r. G. John F. Wheeler. Al the cioSe of the address, an ode sung, benesiietloa pronounced, when the pro- resSon formed and marched 10 the garrison, " here ibe brethren parto0k of q cold collation. prepared
 for the occss3en, when the procession mos cd 10 the f,gdee, and dispersed. Eyery thlng passed oa witA the utmost good feeling and btathefiy love. In the evening, Crawford Lodge took their de parture. on the Iohaanaa, amid the eheeTs and greetings of ihe brethren,
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The supreme Court.

Grace Greenwood gives this description of the,F konnTS.
 "Therc is .an awf,si dignity about the Supreme Court room whicb expresses one. II those dread fal Judges wore wigs, it would he quite too much to bear, such formal, classical and etiqnet'cal place as Il is, l no'&ed that Mr. Webster. astef quoting aphKase-'ihe ancasns wasssrs Inc law haslened to translate into anfgtmx t'as sesss, As though he had been guilty of an indeceEum
 sTho Judges are imposing and shgnifed look iag set of men, Judge Mclean of Ohio most nn- pressed me by hs manly and noble appearance. Judge Wocdbury Las fine face, as also has Judge Nelson of New York 1'aney s the very ideal Of q Chef Justice; looking cold. emotinnless, nnsus- eephhe--.a bundle of prcetdents--an epione of authorities Ii hardly seems that sach man ffom whose life ..se mSatiahle sponge og the law has shsorh1d the natural juices, need te suffer decay, aud be buried, Ike other people, at last. Such an existence is in itself preserving and mummy ma king proccSs--and 1t would almost seem that he has only to grow more lnusty and dry, like some old pafe hment, until Death rGlis hlm np, ues hlm with red tape, aud lays hm away in sone dusty pigeon heiei
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The success that has attended our recesa enorls. and Ihs interest taken in the BANNER by many oi ii. pstrops, have induced us to offer for the par oa.e of sectinr the formation of clubs the follow ing list Of
 D" WE NM M WJ JW12B@ Any person forwarding to us te dollars iu current tsnI. fo, Four new subscribers, will receive copy sf our paper for one year, sTstis. To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current fuads, we will send fen copies Of the BANNER Tor ..mauy new subscribers, and 0Hs copy OfGoDKE J,ny's Book orGRAHAH's MAGALISE for one year. Ta .ay one forwarding thirty dollars tn current funds. we will send fftseH copies of the BANNER for a. many new subscribers, and one copy of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review for enc year
 To ssy Oue sending Us the largest number lover 6f,seu1 Of new subscribers, accompanied with the advance payment, at the last mentioned rates, we will sead ons copy of the Spirit of the Times. with three steel eugravings, and one copy oi Blackwood's Magazine for one year
 IF Remittauces may be made at sur risk, and re- c.,,s wiI, be promptly returned. In rnsking such -mit,.uces. the Post Master receipt should be ob- tained for our protection
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Imnnrinntlnrrnilon..

Wonders will never cease coming upon us. The S,. LeuS Organ of the 9th, giyes the following aceoant of Inc very latest;
 A young an of ihls city IS about 10 astonEsh the world Ly the deyelo;anent of an inyenson tat, in point of universal ataty, promises to he of the most important diScoyeres of the age. He has invented. and IS now completing, all apparatus by which to manufacture gas from the atmosphere, the light of which will be more brilliant than that pfoduced from coal gas, and which can be sup plled allmst as cheap as sunlight. IL wifi also produce Ugh, of all coloss and combinations Of co!Qrx
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The Yolnntccr Conn.el.

1 very romantic story, under his iite, $ in faII ude Of newspaper popularity. r Is 2 story of a tral n CaFksy,ile, ia Inc Noril eastern e<tfem''y of Texas-;me, l8io--among the actors, Albert Pike and S. s. Prca;sS. l. 's doubtless vcty good story long distance from the scene, but been pab.ished in the NoEsbenpapcfs, d1cng the last year. seSeTal of these Texas stories, ln which the names of prom,neat gentlemen are uscd.- Tins is unjust If wrser chooses to give iq- caiity to his hrlions he shoad mol fasten ,hem to nctaai persons.
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TERNS TOR ADVERTlsINGs

Advertisements wlll be inserted st the usual rates of the other papers in this eisy-shat is. q q sqaare for the first inscEtou' and hfly cents square for each additoual publscs'ion, literal discount will bc made to those who advertise by the year.
 ai- PoS,snaslcrS ere authorized to act as our agents. and will retain 10 per cent. of all psoaey rrce,voa and transmitted to us for papers aud al sestisemenis,
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Rates for Yearly Advertising

All standing advertisements will be eharfed at the 6r., mentioned rates, unless contract be made when left for lnserton and must be paid for in ad- vance. =,
 Neuerson will te announced for any office, either city. State, CT county. without the advance pay ,nent of five dollars
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ueu,s, and payment required m advance
 No rob will hereafter be delivered to any person wi,h whom we have regular dealings, until paid fer.
 All adyertiseme nts must be marked with the num- Der of insertions desired, otherwise they wilt be continued until forbid and charged accordingly
 gS-Yearly. haf-yearIy and quarterly advertisers will be confined Co their Leguinate bSsiaess All advertisements of a different kind, or for other per sous will be charged for at the usual rates
 All letters must be pos; -pdid, or they will not re- ceve any attention.
 IY Positively variation will be made from the above regulatio
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JOB PRINTING.

The prop fietor of the Arkansas Banner. re- spec.fuy informs the public that he is prepared to .recate every description of Jos WORK, with neat =.ss aud dispatch and at l0c rates as any office ia the St4te-sueh as
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bills. steamboat
 Bills. Posters, Bills of Ladins. Bill
 Heads, Horse BiNs. Labels,
 Cards, Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, Clerks, sherif's, Justices and COnstabie's Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of cons veyanee, &e, which will be sold cheap for Cash or city acceptance. and will be sent by mail to any part of the state. if required.
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NeH. York aenatnr.

Senator Beekman. who defeated the election of Hamilton Fish as United states Senator in the New York Legislature, IS determined to adhere to
 lis position, and consequently no election can take place The New Herald thinks that the Cover nor cannot te called upon 10 make temporary appointment, and on the retirement of the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, whose term expires with the present session, New York will be uuIepreseuted
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To subscribers.
BOUNTY LANDS.

re THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR oF lsi9, AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SINCE ISs, THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN; xRNDER the act of Congress- paced 2Sth day ef Sep O embeT. iea all who served capacity in any o above either the mil regular service, Vf uar muah intiued Co Bounty Land The undersigned being a all the forms and aa4srsiandny niy requirements o the vsaus nihees of the Government, wi aiiend to procuring NaaHts "F these Counties and, desired incae the same upon Coop lands aad procure the patcnEs fhcrefof-
 Applicants under iis bill will please sate nancs, Hge, place fre.Ience tae rank held ns captain o eon paHy number regiment, of Bfairy. tor other arm ea asnei regiment when enlisted voiunieereda aE draied pare aboat what tlnc. for what tei.i O ser bong service iscareed, and, II they have taelf debarses them If widow, sIaIso Nloia when where married. her prvons 10 mArrlase when and where her husband @ aud or nos she Is slii rldlw, f her husblnd ksiica battle state H.
 IT is information forwarded ths necessary papers Wil oe Hspared and seH the casnIIats for signature
 ti eomaeaications Posr .fp, addressed will seve rsoa,nt a,teniian. l.. \. WHfTBf.EY.
 Arkaasas nlHner office. I.iue Rock, Arss,
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i5 Ten years ago Swedish woolIens, under high protectiye 'ariT were by-wori in Europe for coafssasss md poo.aess of mansfacturc.T Under free rade and competition, Sweden now makes finer aud cheaper and better cloth than Fraurf
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An American cardinal.

The New York Commercial Advertiser says, there IS considerable talk in Rome of making Bsh- op Hughes Cardinal On the 18th Of January, the Rev. Dr. Bacon, of New Haven, preached to a full audience at the American Chapel, and on the next day Archbishop Hughes made short ad- dress at the Propaganda
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AdyertS.n, n newspapers of large eircuia- ;ioa has enlarged many smaii b,lsnesS--Aas re vved many duli bus.n=ss--ifss recovered many q lost busiRsss--Aas pres. rved many large bust ness--has created many new business
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T. There are n the city of New York, ll5o pga.icing physicians, 9i3 of the sleopathic school l2s homeopathic. Their incomes range from Sl000 to S20000. The average IS Si00o, which amounts to the modest sun of si .632 00, exclusive of the ano.hecary,s bill.
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HardlCas.e. EFarairHre.

gTNHE subscrih~r Noqlf fssp.ctluliy ihiorm hi- \ customers aad h. p,.hhe gears ais. that he 'as received, per steamer ExeAsrsr and D,PAieh. ihf largest aud hest selected ,tock r--4 4ardwste. evef offered ,n this iaIket-eans''iing ,i, pat, ot the follow ing:
 Black Smith B-low.. Aoyit., Wees. Seage and hand Hanme,s Hose Shoe, sud Nab-. 36 doksa common kaNes ,pd Fork. dnzen Ivory haadle (b,Ianer) io., Poe&~t, Pen. and drss kuves; 6 dozen sup~r,6t R,z1f- tWste S Buiea- er.), Rosrrs' shears Scssors, aud g+nt's aocksl Sct,,ers. Bnsnaia, GsIman Silver asd lfoa Stevis, Mhcng knIvrs
 Shot guns, hint. aad per gnn lock.; gun worms. ias wp-rs powder iisks. pistol is oii Aiads, shot bags shd pouches, gA,n- bsgs, 6.h hooks and lines. medicine hasss, gus apples water ProOi per caps, common do
 fuI supply of pad.locks rim do. mort. do. cot ,sge, closet, English store doitte, and plate locks, square latehrs, screws, butts and bInges, brass burs
 Coitius', D.s,s', "k en,Heky" and Simmons' axes, broad axss. hand ditio, Coiins' l4 do.. shingling hateheis An iath dlie, claw ditto, hammers ot all k,ads
 tSs and hinses single and double bench planes sash 'o1.s, haBd saws,bTass, shoe ant con. tacks tape easutes, btass scrsw nngs, s-wisg and peg gIRs avis, stiFrup irons, hooks. tailor. and Ger esn slser thimbss, single rsia snaps, spring oaan- ees.
 
 rasP', &s., brass aud Japd csnil- stieks sauHets, ss'fy aHd hofse manr combs, cotton cards, wool d, horse eards
 Sisst MiR assd., hung borers, shovel and tcags coach wrenehrs, kniulng rins.
 oiaek king, shoe hrushe1, pAn nsTkins and eTumo do. white wash bfashes, cloth, -haiF and shaving to, tooth Ah5 arsh do. counter dc.
 Fanclt and stop COG ks. tnoiA..es gates sputs cus fa'a bands, cotton Iines and rope, peneispcin's s'A'e and lead psncii., vloin s'ribgs shaving box es, &e
 lion and steel hoes. polished traces and g chains. eifo 6nh ehalns, plsstrring hrtek, and Io,u,iag ,fowes, eeasers, ship scrsp'rs, hIsss hsaaesi and Ehg'h iron fEe irons, sh~ep -h. aTs, G. $ sass. butcher knises, shoe do. fry pans sheet ifonla cast tea kettles, grid irons rsxeg strops, co,ton hooks, manilia rope, states. dra~ing- knives. nal plekers. &c. ke.. which, having recently pusshas- ~ ia New York. enables him ,o seiilatigreasssaf gains.
 JOHN D. ADAMS. LSesy Sfsaatoaf Lending. L'itie Reel, Dec IT, lssa IS
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Free HIackS.

A writer in tAe Philadelphia Bulletin says tha' thc backs are doomed To expulsion from the free States vitbn fhe neS' twenty years il the present exc ssss. nt of the aho,rionis's IS kep' up, and c'e> in favor Of hs opn.oh he reeea, legislation on ths subject in Indiana and Iowa.
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ness, Snd uun.bcYiess were the American eagles tha, changed bands st Rea5ix and WaiawTghrs. The entire store had the apPeaFsnee of ass mcsang. The result vii he, of eoorse. unless the whole thing tnrns out 10 hc stnpendcos hum6ug. as is not likely the oFis1aal stockholders about thirty n number, will take the procecsis ot eleven thousand shares, while those V h1 make up the aggregate of slOo,C0o iR cash, against the fic- tiiioaS capitals of the otherS. VIII Fecsiye dlvt- aend upon GOO shares, The proportion ls about as hal full of sand for the latter, 10 ship oad for the ioFmcT.n
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srA dog wlaieb had lost g whole htier. says the N. C. Crescent. was seea yesterday uyssg to poke pieec of erape through the handle of one of the sausage shops IR that eiiy.
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-. THE ARKANSAS P N N H" :. .uu1rsHED EVERY TUESDAY. .S,.r,r wurrELEY, publisher.
TERMS:

.s2 50 Far three copies, one year. to one address, : " ro, s,> eop,es, one year, to one address, II " For ,en copies, one year, to one address ~ " r-Tbe name of no person will be entered upon our books unless payment be made 'n Sana'ee' oi assumed by some responsible person m thus os'y. arDstsnt subscribers may forward us money v Letter. at our expense, and at our r'sk, proV'aeo ;be Dos,nasters receipt be taken aad preserved for our protection
 a~rNo deviation from the above terms
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IF The Indiana Constitutional Convention has passed section authorizing every yoiet of good character to practise law.
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1 NanSier of ihe nfen.

The following description of gigantic poiypus recalls the ballad df tke Diver The expressions of the poet seems to be copied by tbe narrator And l cal'd on my God, and nay God heard my
 prayer,
 In the strength ef my need. ia lie gasp of my
 Hreath-- And showed me q cfag that rose up from the la,r, And l chung 10 It, nnihly--and huflled the
 Gcathl And. safe ia the perS around me behold On Inc spikes of Inc coral the goblet of gold. ..Pcow, al tbe fnot of that precipice drear Spread the gloomy. and purple, tnd pathless
 Obscure! l silence of Horror thai slept ou the ear, That the eye more appafl'd might the horror
 cndurrl salamsuder -snake--atsgon--ya replies that dwell In the dcep---coird about the grim jaws of their
 hell, "Dark crawPd--gided dark the uuspeakable
 swaru,s,
 Clnmp'd together in masses misshapen and vast, Here olune and hofe hrlstcd the tushloniess forms; Here the dark moving bulk oi the hammer. fish
 passd And w,th teeth grnning white, and menaciBg
 motion, Went the terrible shark--the hyena of ocean. sThere heard, and the awe gatherd ieily OCT
 nfe,
 So far from the earth, where mans help there
 was nenei The One Human Thincs with the goblmS before
 nc
 Alone--n a Loneliness 20 ghasily-ALoNE Fsthon deep from mans eye m the speeches.
 profound With the death of the nam and the monsters
 around. "Methoughi, as l gazed through the aafkness. that
 
 lrF saw--thc dead hundred limhcd creature
 its prey. And dafted O God. from the far flaming tough Of inc coral ! swept on the hoTrihlc way; And Il seized me, the wave with ltS wrath aSd it's
 roar, l. sezed ne to saye-klng. the danger IS o'eTi"
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True.

The wife is the sun of the social system Uu- less she attracts, there is nothing to keep heavy bodies, like husbands from flying of into spece.
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The Governor of Virginia and Southern Rights.

The Governor of Virginia and Southern Rights.
 The Richmond Southern Rights Association have elected Gov. Floyd, of that State, an ho'o'ary member, Tn accepting which he sends them long letter on tue objects in view, the compelling inc North 10 observe the peace towards them ill the matter of slavery, by discrimination m fayo! Of southern manufactures and articles of trade on tine partof Soltherners. The Governor goes for direct southern trade with Europe, by lines of steamers from Baltimore, Norfolk, &c., and says the pro posed discrimination IS a sure aud peaceful means of accomplishing the desired result. The follow ing extract indicates his general tone:
 Show to capital that danger besets is path, and it will speedily put fofh al is energies to re- move It away Andhe lies the only certain hope for the redress of southern wrongs. The capital of the Union IS concentrated at the North. The south are apparently weak, but in reality strong, for the commerce Of his mighty republic rests upon the products of the South. Our cotton, rIce, sd- gar and tobacco uphold and sustain the Tate oi America. Destroy these crops, and you obLlteraie North Anaerca from the commercial map ot nations Divert them from the channels in which they now flow, and you leave New York and the North like the bottom of the sea, which the waters haze Ge- serted-dlsmal and iorsaken.
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IL The Philadelphia Laq'arsr states that the Secretary of the Navy has ordered that9he remains of Paul Jones be brought home III the frigate Si. Lawrence.
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l. The Neapotisn Government have granted the sum of 20.000 ducais for continuing the cNca yaiion of Pompeii.
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T. Out ol one hundred and five negroes in the Maryland Peniienuary, al the last report, bHt thirteen were slaves. A far criterion of The Feia- tive morality of slaves and free negroes.
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Liquors and Wines.

= CASKS B,ahds. 4ih proof, .J M,aeaa N me; |" prft Wine. eo Baskets ChamPsgne Wine: on consignment ord for sale low
 T. D. MERRlCR & co DeefmAey I7. ls50 IS
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arA tombstone in Ne~ Jersey bears ihe follow. irg erasdh Died cl ,hin shces, Jag, Is3a''
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JOB MoRN,

Of al kinds. sch as Steamboat Rlis. Bsiis oi Ls- ainF. ros,erS. Hondblls; Sheriff, JastiocT', and Co,.s,ahleS Blanks Funeral and catiiioa Tickets.
 CarIs. Book al Panphic, Pnniiag executed with asa,aess aud dis,steh simodelate psaecs io' cash.
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a7.'' DISTRESSING C.srtLrY. ."-I 'ndcr this hesa Western editor snaoaaees ihe birth of his ninth child
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New Goods! New Goods.

VTNHE undersigned have just received their Fall 1 and Wiaier Stock, consisting in part, of Brown and Hraehrd Domestics, French. English and American Prints; Black Alpaca Hosery;
 Ladies' Dress and Mourning Collars;
 Ladies White Black Slippers;
 Ladies and Childrems' Laced Boots;
 French Artificial Powers general assortment Of Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery and QEeenswarp, which they will sell cheap for CASH or.Conntry Produce.
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dec. IT, 1850 Corner Main and Markham Sts
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H1- MT. WM. E. BEAVERS is authorized 10 act as sgent for the BGRasr, Lost Greek, Saline county.
 sS- Mr GEORGE BoGss s authorized 10 act ss gent fer the BIaser. at Pine Bluff, Ark.
 91- E. W CARR. General Agent. Evans Build ngs, Ncrth-west corner Third and Wslnnt streets, PniladeIphia. is auihorEed act Agent for "tbe .frsaHsas Banner "
 J. J. SHIRLEY. Esq. No. ceCamp Saseet- New 4f,esn. is our exclusive Agent 10 procure and col rct names for advertising, &e. in that city
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Donation Lands.

Fer sale at this office Lists sf the forfeited lands subject ts donation by the state ts actual settlers st E sents per copy, or S6 per dozen. Postage to ypart sf the country, 7ia cents.
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Flour.

I00 BBLS St Lenis extra Sapsr6ne, received lOO per "Peany sii," and for sale ny
 Janusry 1 NM. B. WAIT
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JOHN D. ADAMS,

BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. r EEPS constantly on hand large hnd general IN assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- ware, QueenswaFe, Hats aud Caps, Boots and shoes, saddIery, stationary, Groceries, Produce, &c., &c.; all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH
 Oct I, ls50.-s--4-n
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tonee nnd sugar.

ID ECEIyED. per sirainsr ''UnPire," 1C bsff.is Saga,
 lf sack, Rio Coffee; And fo5 sale by 4. J HUTT. Dee. Mala s
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IRON sad STE l. i.8oa lbs flat, round su \ square bar Iron: -00 as horseshoe roa! 90 Dismond piow Mouids:
 oo Cary do ao
 iith bs Spring Steel
 T l50 German ao Receives anu for safe by
 Feb i2 NM S- AIT
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NEW iAD FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. LUST received at the New York store J bO0 vesfs;
 200 pair pents; 200 coats escorted. For sale chesg for CASH. by
 KANTRowicH < &.JoELSoN. Jan, xs, 2i-u.
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ROOss! R OOfS!

JUST received, by 1: { .: .... Y. !. ]. .... < ]. , ihr undersigned Ell the following 10 sii: u 24 pI F,>herneh's v
 Pesged Boot. Al 2i pair Hu mt EWs-. VI
 heavy Peg boots h 2i pr. teik soled A
 Pegged Boots; 36 pr. kip Snzgpd Boots:
 2l pr. Extra Plumb sole Calf Boots; S6 pr. hae Calf sewrd 79 pr. Superior Mud !" = pf. thick K,u PsgSed rsaus; 2i0 pr. wons- Seal and Kip heecd Sprrs 7 B O. 2ln pf. meh's sup Russ~l B ogArs; I2n p, hnVs' 2in br. mrn's heavy blk. l2a pf hofs
 eases s'eui ard common kip Brlgans; Whjeh. ioseisef wi'h gtrai vaT,s'yo; Pscka Bsois Lace Bsct-. Watef Bolis, Basklas' ENce. Sip p-Fs dne aad conmon 6ack sta Abiie kid Slap prrs Mss Fox'd Caters Rsbs-d Barsins. et,l- drca's RoAn. Goat and Csi'. and $esrd Peg E '1is and Stoes. Ar., Ae., makes up i.r isrgrs aed D st selected stock oi ihv kini hefon ~efrd tn ihts ma, ket. All which will b. sold a, pgce, o ,uII the mast xpeTienced buyers.
 4. J. HUTT, Main st. Lilt,e Rock. Dec ,, 1850, I3
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HE BA N NER.
LAMBERT y. REARDON, Ip. LAMBINi A. NNIaIFELEF. ""iAN
LITTLE ROCK
Agency for the Akransas Banner.

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1881.