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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-27

BUSINESS MEN-Business men are every wear
becoming more impressed with the fact that, to
build up "trade," to increase their sales, or
even to retain their "old customers" they must
employ some method to keep themselves and
their wares constantly before the people,
Advertising exerts controlling influence over
trade-is method which every one can employ.
Dr. Johnson, in his "ider," says:
Every man now knows ready method Of
informing the public all that he desires to sell
or buy, whether his wares be material or intel
lectual-whether he makes clothes or teaches
the mathematics whether he be a tutor that
wants pupil, or pupil that wants teacher"
Essays have been written on the subject of
advertising and its Importance to business men.
The fact, however, that almost every one can
see, in the wealth or trade of his ne;ghbor, the
benefit resulting directly from advertising, out
weighs all that has ever been written on the sub
ject. The only question at issue is, the best
manner in which to advertise. The local Press
opens wide door through which purchasers
may be reached and business men Of the cities,
by employing those Presses are making inroads
on the trade Of country dealers. V. B. Palmer,
for instance, is engaged by merchants to spread
their business before purchasers through the col
umns of the local Press; and the fact that the
business of Country advertising is constantly in
creasing, is sufficient evidence that the means
employed is effectual in securing the object de-
sired.
There are business men in our own village
who close their eyes to the Importance of adver-
tising in the papers printed in their midst; but
they can not fail to see that those who do ad-
vertise derive benefit from their neglect-they
can not see their I" old customers" trading at the
counter of rival in business, and yet deny the
power of the agency employed to effect the
change. Newburgh Telegraph.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-27

Q. #, Regular meetings of Ottawa Lodge
No: 46, is held every Wednesday evening. at their
Lodge kooom IN the Attic of the Washington
House. Members of the Order are cordially in
vited to attend. Grand Haven, Ottawa Co, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-27

BALL d MARTIN, Storage, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants. Grand Rapids Michi-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-27

HENRY r. WILLIAMS, Storage, Forward
ing and Commission Merchant also Agent for
the Steamer Algoma. Store House at Grand
Rapids, Kent Co., Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-27

M NJ. Rowland's seven foot mill saws, with teeth
w filed for use, of =" Ferrys Pattern" for sale by
VIM. NJ FERRY
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY--1S5l.

C. b. ALBEE, Storage, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant, and Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
&C., &c. Flour and Salt constantly on hand
Store, corner Washington and Water streets
Grand Haven Mich
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JenaV Liudsx APvast

''"! ttAtea May |; ?. .A.-rhe net receipts of ,, I+3 Lina' Concert last night at the Chinese
 laae iia are estNnated al S6900 She leaves to- morning for hereseif in rather an uheom- '' .''ie siaailon- Quiulan, lessee of the Ches- o zee! Theatre. brought a suit againsi Mir. .-''A m 9f alleged breach of contract relative to ,.. '- me Lad Concerts in his theatre. Jenny .,-'.t S-laaiahed IS witness before Thomas D.
 '''''' ~Ao acted as Commissioners m the case. posAa was issued against her, and she was St .'g 'o 'ae courtroom in her carriage by the 1414su5ed. In tLeeydence, tn reply to . auestIon . ''!,.aa counsel, she stated that she Eecesved .la 'i'' baFaGm st0e0 out of every Ss000 gross --e-ps, aA here share of the nrnEfs
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Charge of rorgery at vyasAimxtou.

We learn from the Republic that Mfr. Samuel Se.lalas, Of Washington City, was arrested there 5a .4e 1th instant, and brought before Justice DJan' who required hrn to give bail n the sum of A,'Fo Q awair further preliminary proceedings on charge of forgery. The Republic adds :-On lar'siay the case come up under Aabeas corpas, before Judge Crawford, and the Republic says that ea i1 erp1rfe statement, Il appeared that MT. s EaS charged with forging, in the presence of Henry h0Ta,d the name or mark of Henry C. Carter, o an assignment of d land warrant, who was not present duuag the transaction, and who says that .e sla EIlte. Carter had served as \ marine in i4e AsNcan war, and being discharged al Wash .ls'oa m lst5, engaged Mr. Stettinias to procure aS Na-tadi. whIle he went to hts home ia Dela- lfs | appears, however, that the warrant had yTea 'ea in the aISt place, according to direction aiIecLY nom the Department to former certain slseIameat clerk n the West. Judge Crawford led dr. S,'to pail III 5000 for a further hearing yesterday
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! fa9 B qAcEq 7AgI9 MEXICAN MUSTANG LENIMENT!s!
sAe SoTs, aAs e S JNA W brAg glad tdAes gTsa jg

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 | ss; s' :ss . sss ' < ofs aah @ As a Ky for two ye.u h a
 Chronic RAe.maa.u. He Mustang Lnf9s ess and used directed A %s I "s a an The mouth @ s ss % se a a & ra % 1 % Ss:s ] @ % & sss @ .sse % @ ss @ s @ @ @ s s;. ] s's ss: s 's' ' great m has '' m % 4 4as $ ] sa . ss sR1 a.. of daily esdas ssm I a pss s @ s 
 an nnals Linnent in u,s 
 tha he and hHIm " use o ~-NA
 Mercha pros f"4 eN r- --S'~
 ton Extra. nntrsom s' f sssa a. a f sss %
 
 
 les The 5oeen the doaabo & 
 rDrlggss dCounlyM Merha ssuppiad herai
 J. w. TAPE, ea1kA at Lak Rork A-I April - -,
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\ Fast Funeral.

0a saturday last two funeral proeesSions Of 'a14daI length. on their way to the Catholic Gem s'FiY n Cambrdge, neared each other q little a5'ye Por'ers Hotel. rivalry immediately set dp between the drivers of the hearSes t0 see which coAd leach the gate of the Cemetry hrst. By a 5'ea' agpAeaton of the whip sample of fast -'.'15 isye1oped itself, the race was Of short du- t.'n- The cothn n one of the hearses was '1.vn eu, on the ground, and before the cortege 70 7~ing could draw up, | was run over by three 't o4f hacks and serlDusly initiated This ac- ''aeal suddenly put aa end to the mad career of ne JenuS The body was reStorted to it's proper g"es, The and tso funerals proceeded i'll oEder.-- '%s ai'Fing to the grave often occurs In Galnbrdgs
 Boston Maii
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Proclamation of the Governor.

NTHEREAS, An act of the General Assembly w Of the State Of Arkansas entitled, "An act to provide for holding election of one RepTesea- tatve to the Congress of the United States and to change the time of holding other elections ap- proved January llth, 1851, provides that on the first Monday in August, eighteen hundred and fifty one, there shall be an election op- ned and held 1T each township n the several counties m ths State for the election of one member of the House of Rep resenlatves Of the thirty second Congress of the United States and that sald election sla be open ed, held, and fa all respects conducted as the law provides for holding and conducting general elee- tons; and whereas, by section one of an act entI- tied An act to repeal the ballot, and revive the rira rocs system ot yotlng,f approved November 29ih, 1850, t IS provided, That the mode of vol ing at all general and other elections authorized by the Constitution and laws of this State, shall be rua uoce: and that much of chapter sixty o 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 1, John Selden Roane, Governor of the State of Arkansas, do hereby make known that in accordance vita law, an election wilt be held on the first Monday in August, 1851, (being the fourth day of sald month at each and every place Of voting at general elections m all of the ffty-three counties of this State, for one member of the House of Representatives of the thitty-see- nod Congress of the United States and the Sherifs oi tue SSFefai couuteS o lhiS State are hereby re quIred to give due notice of the election aforesaid and to cause the same to be opened, held and conducted in accordance with law; and the Sher- ifs of the counties of Chicot, Dssha, Arkansas, Jefferson, Drew, Ashley, Bradley. Calhoun, Dallas and Hot Spring, (which counties compose the sec ond judicial circuit of the State of Arkansas, are hereby required to caase b be held in their res pective counties on the same day as that for Rep reSenatye, the election for judge of sand Circuit, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Josiah Goaid.
 In testimony whereof, I have here
 unto Set my hand and caused thb
 L. s. seal of the State of Arkansas to be af. fixed In the city of Little Rock, Ar
 kansas this g day of MayA.D D. 1851. . By the Governor JOHN s. ROANE
 Dawn B. GREER, Secretary af Ssate.
 May 2Ith 1850. 3s-tde.
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Fran Dsraiag's Har'catiurast. ] Tbe Talue of Carrots.

,.,so,s are aware of the fact that
 'ti ..,r,ts ays among the most wholesome oi .,.+ ,lfge as4 greatly assist dgeslsna. Preach rsi .,,.y of their stewsd dishes. introduce f'.%', 'se sf sounx caruix and the ya1fnHs soap, ,,o, .,a every French table. s seasoned WIth
 lr rb9esed vcgetabes--wuax carrots oeihs
 a.7e important. and the dideTeace ln aiges. - ls.,yesu dinner eaten ai a rfeaea elye a'tl ' r-,.,ss hotel IS nat alone ia he cooking but n a@ M ..,...bla ceudsnlcnz introduced. It is only
 ,5,r the chemists have explained the diges-
 t.5,5t5S known to exist in the carrot 70 con
 .,--,rt,,r acir--pecac acid--sound in thIS e-- s.,,nr sj much wiih view io tbe Pran o-
 , befter rpderst snaing with The earroi ln
 ..rtea ssrisns, gre quote tae foslowing hi -.rso-,toa from the Working Farmer, oaieai- L fl. .,grease the field cultivation Of this useful s4se'aHla; te. t.,, f,~ a horse than three bushels of oats; ..i ,.lsp used for light wpTk the quantity ot car . ,'-,v Ea increased. With such food, horses ,..tf enjoy good health md spirits, Il loose aide .-.r,,g coal. and improved digesaon. IL may be
 , s,.1 siped: the carrot IS very nutritious, and, sl5.,'oa. has the cur0as property 0f geiatinlzing .1.- ,-,,sry solutions contained n the stomach qt ,~. to,ss. Cauojs contain Pecte acsf, single t.,, 9f which M1ed with sbe iaice og an orange . her frUfT MuefIatcEy lufS IL ihto fctlgs ana .. ,r,z roafeetsonerS use II for this purpose. S,,.oe m winch carrots have beeR boiled are al ,,Is yela;.nous when cold, and are more easily s,y'.s-e! wasa used as food lhaa soups otherwise made. .t.-
 .. The bene plant has siml,Sr properties. thin s,. of thls plant thrown into glass ot water rea 5rrs , ropy and gelataouS, and for LIS reason it xesci6e for summer complaint with children ,3y exarnniag the dung of horse fed m part . e,rr5sy Ii vii be found b contain no undiges- ..t hay or oats, and therefore less quantities oi nose materials are necessary than when half the ,noanr swallowed IS parted with in ar andigested cate For fattenng animals. the carrot IS equally rsIrable. and fer mich cows they surpasS any ,tasf food The milk of a COW al md winter led a, carrots IS egaal ia flavor to that supplied from clover ia summer, whae the butter hade rom the m,lk 8 finely eolored and highly favored.
 "Iu souls containing proper proportions ot'eone- 3aSt. sulahuric acid, potash, and common salt sal bsShels of long orange or l.lDb bushels oi white BeIsian carrots may be easily rased per acre. watle the same laud viii not produce one-tenth me quantity of oass We have sold oar crop of carrots this year Q the livsy stable keepers of Newark al fity cents per 5usitel, and we could have sold a thousand bushels or more al the same prct"
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Postofice Arransemen,

.. 'I A,i"nseineAt las been effected by the Post -.. 5rt'i y winch maIls may be forwarded 'g" ltifA, Charleston. Savannah, New Or '''7, Saa Francesca, Monterey, and San Diego,
 P'"lgs 2a 1Ae west coast sf Soalh Ametlca. '-sA ,is agency Gt our consul al Pansma. - s4. a-lsls tate CT passage on each lctter wili be .. s4ss' 4aa eight eoats on each newspaper. ts ,ra 'l-- 'a all cases. These rates witl include
 s. ,.se . postage to and from every place in the . -'ea States. Mails may be transnii,ted in r.- "e. al the same rate of postage. on the payment
 ''s e' one-haH these iafes Inc a,bet balf rs >.... 7' .t the offices of receip, m the United
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPToRs AND OTHERS.

All persons claiming the right of pre- -etlption, under al act of the General Assembly of this State, approved December, lith, isid, are required to make proof and ale tAe necessary bond before the 2Sth day of June next.
 Where locations have been made upon the Sslee- ton of individuals, in accordance with the Ilth sectsaa of the act approved 29th December, ls44, and the aet approved December 18th, ls46. and sad locations have been confirmed to the State. bonds mast be furnished o this office for the pro- Der amount before the day of sale. otherwise they will be sold to the highest bidder at such sale.
 Tho 7tb section of aa act approved December Fist. isi5, aathoTzes that, fa al cases srAers, under ke pr0rissas e tAs Ist Dec, s4a. settlers Aare claimed ts pre- erptoa gTuRfsd hy tEf acf, and hare tmprores lands eos6rmsd the Statr ,satll gfter tae pssage ef tAe srt ef 20fk December ls4i. fAe 9tA seetienef s last naed acf sAal 6s rersusd After the sale all lands offered and remaining unsold will be subject to private entry at the price of one dollar and twenty i've cents per acre.
 l.. J. REARDoS, Lsad Agsni,
 fsr tAe StEte ef Arhsasas
 May H, 1851. 31-taS
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COUNTY OF SEVER, ! Ha the Serier Circuit Court, FebrHary Term, 2oh
 Febraary, 1851.
 William Riggs, Petitioner,
 rs. Petition for Divorce Rachael Riggs, DefeaBnt,
 A ND NOW, oa this day came the sad peti- "A tioner b, his solicitor, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court here, that by reason Of the absence Of the said defendant process can not be served on her in this cause. IL lis therefore or dered by the Court here that the said defendant be notified Of the pendency of this suit, by pubii- cation in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper print ed ln this State, and that unless the defendant be and appear on or before the first day of the next Term Of this Court, at court to be holden at the court house in the county of Sevier, on the third Monday in August next and plead, answer or de- mur to the petitioners said petition, the same will be taken as confessed and decree rendered ac- cordingly: and t IS further ordered by the Court, that copy of this order be published in said paper for two weeks by two successive weekly insertions, the ast insertion thereof to be at least four weeks before the commencement Of the next term of this Court, until which time this cause Is continued. Il true copy from the record.
 Teste: E. H. KINSW0RTHY, Cierk. Nav 20, iS5i 37-2w
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nor SPRING COUNTY.

TE'AKEN up by Miles Ashely, seveai miles east of
 | Rock Port, in Hot Spring county, dark bay mare, between IA sud i5 hands high, eleven years old. right hind foot white, with some gals on the fetIoek, some collar marks on the shoulder, wears small bell, fastened with q Ieathesn collar and double buckle, appraised to forty dollars, owsef is requested to prove property, pay charges and take said mare away according to law.
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Family Flour, &c.. Ac.

TUST received, lot of merchandise direct from J Cincinnati, per steamers Leila No. ?, and Trustee,
 65 barrels Flour;
 6 casks Bacon;
 1 '' Canvassed Hams;
 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 Painted Buckets;
 barrels Dried Apples;
 boxes Tobacco;
 bags Cotton Yarn; And for sale by A. J. HUTT, Hqia street Nay 8, 1851 3s-
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AMrar al the uaiver.sry Or yirxinia.

tremeadoas excitement has been caused by a diacBlty between ths students and the Professor of Modern Languages. The former, having be- come incenSed against the latter, go, hold of his horses, rode themto death. stampede faEhion, pain ted them white, and thea turned them loose.- When the Professor resented this with wrIis of arrest. and the SheriT proceed to execute thea he was cut with bowie knife. Finally, the nag ieaders were ppFehended and sent.o jail, but the stdeuss marched down aui rslease9 them-t The eaxciteneas against the Professor is vetY grea.
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"wENn-M~yT-MW As
 A. A. CARY. ID. ID. ..

LNROM Hunssyiie Ala, has located NA E hinlseif permanently iH Little Rock e ffrYSSA
 He has been engaged in the practice os Dentistry For ten years, and feels confident iH his ability to give entire satisfaction to such of the community as may Eeed his services.
 Persons residing al distance wilt be notified of his absence from tsswn, whenever occurs through the papers of this place.
 Office on the s0uth side Of Markham between East Msin and L1uIslaHa streets, three doors west Gf L. R. Lineoln's Book Stare.
 Little Rock, May 27, 1851. 3s-U
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Decline in Cotton.

The writer of the money column of the New Isss Erprsss says:
 Tas IntelIigeneer by the Niagara 0f further lec,ae n the cotton market wlA not be favorably eoaSTlesi for the stock market, as 1t will cause a saac city of otiis of exchange, and further ship m5a,s 1i specie may b. looked fog. We cannot ta, 0therwse thlnk that cotton will receds much tar1eg n pEtce, There is every indication of t .'en .he appearances of the New York markets 9
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sEARCY COUNTY.

TAKEN up by Parish Garner. on the 10th day
 \ of April 1851, bay mare supposed to be years old fourteen hands and three inches high, with a few white hairs under her left eye, and a small scar on her left Stifle, no other marks or brands preeeivabie and appraised at S35
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LNMds igs DfesC County for
 !&AFe

TPON accommodating terns, the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- lomew, in Drew county Arkansas S. E. fraction qr. sec. !; West half sec. :; W. half of N. E. or sec. '; W. half sec. $; ". half of S E. CT. sec. $; all In township IA south range west
 These lands are among the best m the State of Arkansas, we'll situated. in thriving neghbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply to
 L. A. WHITELEY. Little ROck March 22d. 3S-3m.
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NEW GOODS!

\ RECEIVED, last night, by steamers Jefferson \ and Emily, large lot of goods; which, in addition to previous arrivals, makes the stock of Fancy and Staple Merchandise now have on hand the most complete l ever have presented to the puhe, and respectfully invite all persons in eoun- try and town, to call and examine the same
 4. ]. HUTT, Man street. Little Rock, Mayi5, 1S5I 3s-
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IF Great importatioas are hereafter 10 be made,
 s sad. by all the principal merchants of the 3ors on the Chesapeake waters, and 1t has been fra remarked that the bay presents good field 1f smuggliag. The tarf IS nigh enough on some l-..-a -as D afford considerable Indueemant
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~ teetAl agftealtaTal exhibition heid at a...5'.--.5 I@s sland, new variety of rabbits was
 ..-.- thieiiy remarkable for the enormous s.. 7, '@ST eafs. In que aallRaI, a male. the ..,,. o' 'he eats was 2is inches; m another a .4eI.' -i ineaes, with a breadth of nearly ]
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IT Miss Cushman, the celebrated actress, and Mary Hayes, the English poeteSs, arrived al Louis vle on Tuesday morning on the Lady Frafskkn. They have taken a suite Of rooms at the Louisville Hotel. where they will remain few days previous to visiting the Mammoth Gave.
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OEACHTTA COuNuY.

LNSTRAY mule posted by Lewis Jones of Nor
 Az rson Township, iR Ouachita CO.,. Arks,, be- fore Wm Marsh, Esq, ON the 18th Of April, 1851 i, description as follows: dark bay mare Mule, 5 years old, branded on the right shoulder with the letter T. and considerably marked with harness, valued at $75.
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Oyster Trade.

..,g..s.A A. ise, m late speech n the Virginia
 , , l. slated saai one firm in f3altwnoFs had
 lf, an aaaSSed Gortuae of s250, ,Oo by Sina, is G-'. ,1 .''Ans oYesters to the W. stern States sa,.r..@ 'Aey have pad the Baltimore and Ohio 4ase ''' one year SIS GOO for carrying oyesters
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gRDLEY COUNTY.

vTNAAEN up by Howell Tindal, bgght sorre
 x hogSe. with flax mane and tali, ball face, fore white feet m to his knees, saddle marks on each side of his back, two white spots oh hs right sae s or Q years old, about R or IA hands hlgh praised 0 s45 dollars.
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Napoleou,. opigiou of ,he-Pres..

"A iourusliss,' = said the great Napoleon, ]" is a grgmber. eensurer giveT ot advice, regen. of soyereigRties, tutor Of nations. Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a hundred thousand bayonetS."
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Sale of state Lands.
STATE LAND OFFICE, tTrtr Rrf-p

STATE LAND UfFItE,
 LITTLE RoCR,
 May 20. 1851. IN pursuance Of an act of the General Assembly \ Of Arkansas, approved the 10th December, ls44, Twill offer al public sale an the 2Sth day of lane next, the following described tracts of land, selected and confirmed to this State part of the grant of 500o00 aeres except such as has been covered by right of pre-empiion, proof of which, together with the necessary bond has been Sted or may be produced at thus office before the day of sale:
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1T The climate of South Carolina is found to be decidedly favorable 10 the cultivation of the tea plant. l. blossoms there al the same time 1t does in China. The seed IS of the size and coloT of q hazIeuut and the kernel rich with eil.
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IT No girl ever made happy dnion by fIrta- ton; because no man capable ot making woman permanently happy was ever attracted by that which IS disgusting to persons of intelligence and refnement.
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IT. late wrlter In speaking of BoStontans says, [ hey divide tAeIr time between metaphysics and " fancy poultry" and while they look upon En- sssoa as far ahead of inspiration, they look upon a lhlrty-pound rooster as far ahead of him
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LIST or ESTRAYS.
ANKANsAs COuNTY.

vTNAKEN up by r D. Brown, living on Point De-
 \ fuse, about Il mics north of thefPost of Ar kansas ia the county ol Arkansas "a light bay horse. both hnd feet and the ieft fore foot white. Some saddle spots on the left side, about 6fteen hands high, or 5 years old, and branded with the letter A. appraised 10 forty dollars.
 Q
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Il- The number of applications for bounty lands under he .ale act received in day, have run up az hgh as i,500. They n9x average about 46o a day There are 100000 applications on dle, winch have not been touched.
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L' Arrangements, it IS said. are being made to send all the works of moder French art, now ex- posed ia Louvre, 10 England for exhibition and sale :!