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JEFFERSON COuNTy

Taken up by Peter B. Boiler, dark brown mare 15 hands high, star and small blaze below on the face small White spot on the left shoulder small saddle spots on the back, l2 years old; appraised to S55 By John Henry, horse years old. 14 hands high, brown coor no white about him, has been worked this spring. shoes fore feet appraised to o April 8, 54. x " By T.. H. Rogy gray horse, large brand on the left thigh, which appraisers do not understand 12 years old, feet inchds high; appraised to s3O Aprl7, '54.*
 LAWRENCE COUNTY.
 Taken up by Elijah Taylcr, on the 18th day of March, 1854, one bay mare and mule mare colt sup posed to be 12 years old, no brands speck 0n the hind foot; appraised to S25.
 The mule is yellow mule, year old appraised to $50.
 By William Bridge, about 15 miles north of Smith vile, on the 2sth day of March 1854, chesnut rel mare, about 141a hands high knot on the left hind pastern, supposed to be years old this spring; appraised to S35. <
 SEVER COUNTY.
 Taken up by Thomas More, horse about years od about IA hands high, a brown, left hind foot white, blaze face right shoulder branded C.. appras- ed to S2O July 20, 1053
 By Samuel Davis, a bay mare, some white mixed with bay all four feet white, three white above the knees. bald face, with or brand on the right hip about 1319 hands high about l2 years old. The colt Is bay with four white feet, bald face with white spot behind the right shoulder; appraised to $20, January 5, '54.
 By Lookin Johnson, strawberry roan with a blaze face, some white on his under lip marked with split in each ear, brand on the left shoulder sup possed to be Spanish brand some saddle spots on his back, about l3 hands high, about 10 years old appraised to $20, February 2S. '54.
 SCOTT COUNTY.
 Taken up by Peter Sparks, a dark bay mare, II years old, both hind feet white some white or each shoulder, some saddle marks, 15 hands high
 VAN BUREN COUNTY.
 Taken up in Cadron township, on the 7th day Of April, 1854 by David Bruce, one mouse colored horse mule, feet inches high, with black stripe across his shoulders and along his back. gear marks and black ringed legs, branded with the letters F. M cn the left hip; appraised to sT5
 Taken up in Giles township, by William Potter a strawberry roan horse, about II hands inches lgh saddle spots, shod all round, supposed to Dc $ years old; appraised to $50, March 3l. 54
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Railroad Meeting

Agreaably to previous notice, on Wednesday the 255h inst, the citizens of Pulaski county assembled to consult as to the most available means for tn construction of the Arkansas Mid land railroad.
 On motion of E. H. English, esq, George Brolie was called to the chair, and
 On motion of Absalom Fowler, Miller Quail was appointed secretary.
 On motion, Messrs. Butts, Homer and Fow- Ter, were respectively colled upon to address the convention, which those gentlemen did in a pointed and spirited manner whereupon: On motion, the books were opened, and sub- ser ptions received, and
 On motion the convention adjourned.
 GEO ERODE, President. MILLER QUAIL, sscretary.
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Democratic Meeting in Hampstead
 County.

At meeting of the citizens of Hempstead county held on the 22d day of April, 1854, in the town of Washington, to appoint delegates to the democratic convention, to be held on Mon- day, the lst day of May, 1854, in Princeton, Dallas CO.,, Ark's, the following proceedings were had:
 On motion of Dr. Charles B. Mitchell OR- VILE INNINGS, esq. was called to the chair, and R. B. Purdom appointed secretary.
 The object of the meeting being explained on motion committee was appointed to draft resolutions expressing the sentiments of Hemp stead county; and thereupon the chairman ap- pointed the following persons, to wit:
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POISONING.
THOUSANDS of parents who use Yer

THDUSAN US Of parents who Uee Ecrnaia l tuge composed of Castor Oil. Calomel. etc.. are not aware that while they appear to benefit the pa tient they actually laying the foundations f3r a series of diseases such as salvation, loss ol sight, weakness of limbs etc.
 In another column will be found the advertisement of Hobensack's medicines to which we ask the a5el- tion of all directly interested in their own a well their children's health. ln Liver Compianss and all disorders arising from those of bilious type should make use of the only genuine medicine. Iioben- sacks Liver Pills.'
 ,,ay-. Be alt Deceired" but ask for Uobensack Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the signature of the proprietor, J. x. EOBEN- SACK, as none else are genuine.
 June 2l i53 ly
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At the Cheapest Store uz,daE the
 Sun.

D FEC + l v ID per steamer ALABAMA, a Ie choice selection of Summer Goods for Ladies. consisting in part of Barages, Musins and Lawns ot the n0 rayls style to be 3Gd s extremely ow Handkerchief choice article.
 Also ladies' Caters, Buskins, and Slippers, cheaper than ever.
 A fine article of Embroidered Toilet Slippers; a cnclce article of Misses Bootees and GaitaIs; fine article of chiidren's Bootees
 A cholce article of ladies' Gimp and Lace Bonnets. , Also choice lot of Misses and Chilhren's Hats, the most beautiful styles.
 o Also 1-lnens, Linen Drills, French and American IoCIolaoea Tn fact number of different articles for mention. V
 The largest assortment of Straw Ieghorn. Pana- ma, Dunstaole, Chip and Maracaibo Hats.
 Call and see. D p WANDFr
 May '54 -'1'
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OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH CUBA.-By the ar rival of the steamship Isabel at Charleston, the Mercury learns that rumor prevailed at Hava- na that the authorities had sent on board the American commodore's ship, the Columbia, to inquire if he intended to salute the Spanish flag. His reply was, that he never saluted any flag that insulted his, and until the difficulties now pending between the two governments were settled he would not have any communication with them
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by his executors and the panel on which was to be inscribed the epitaph he wrote for himself has never been inserted in the stone. I was told it is lying, with the iron gates designed for the enclosure, on the banks of the river where they were landed and that no man has troubled himself to see that they reached their destina- tion.-Ner York Observer
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Lock out for Counsevlejtx.

The public are cautioned against another counter teit which has lately made its appearance called ". E. Farelfs Arabian Liniment. the mos. dangerous of all the countcreits because his h. Iiua ILa Iane of Farrell, many will buy 1t in good 4ith without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and thor will perhaps only discover thelr error when the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
 The genuine article is manufactured only by T.. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist No IT Main street, Peoria Illinois to1yhcm all applications for agencies must be addressed Be sure you get it with the letters II. c. before Farrell thus-H. c. FARRELL-and his signature on the wrapper. all others are countcrfeits.
 Sold by Dr. ". W. ADAMS. New D.uc Store. Little Rock, Agent for the State of Arkansas ard hv regularly authorized agents throughout the United States.
 .sy Price 9 and 50 and s1 per bottle
 AGENTS WANTED in every town village and hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al ready established. Address II. F. Farrell as Above. accompanied with good reference to character re- sponsibility etc.
 April 9 '54 1t.
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EstraYs in Arkansas.

.- The True Democrat has been selected by the Secretary of State for publishing the estrays in Ar kansas The price of advertising each estray is 20
 DESHA COUNTY.
 Taken up by Peyton Graves of Red Fork township, on the l7th day of March, 1854, light bay horse, about l5 hands hgh with some collar marks, light colored nose and small mark on the right loln, about six years old; appraised at $50.
 HOT SPRING COUNTY.
 Taken up by America Fowler, light sorrel mare, about hands high, blaze face, some saddle spots all her feet white shod before small bell on, l2 or IA years old; appraised to S3O, March p, 1854. By Thomas Odle, sorrel mare, few white hairs on her forehead small wart the right fore pasern about IA hands high, years old past; appraised to $50, March 25, 1854.
 Also sorre1 mare mule, about 131s hands high, 9 years old past; appraised to s65, March 25 1854.
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II. C. FARRELL'S GENUIE2I | AN tlN;EaENT is q nos- nrr;i n 4,-- .,

AN LINiMENT is a most extraordinary medicine the truth of which is placed beyond doubt by the vast sales Of the article and the many cures being daily performed by it.whch previously bad resisted II other medicines and the skill oT the best physicians il the world. It is composed of balsams, eXtlac and gums peculiar to Arabia possessing. n corceh1a form all their stimulating. anodyne, penetr ting uuotuous and revulsve properties, and the same. which a,es ago Were used by the Sons of the Desert such miraculous success in curing the diseases O bca man and beast.
 ReQd Ue et612o,c5aqrenqrEaB7e cure. sgzfss11gz lft
 Sef pl0ce 4. C. FdHPEZL'S ARAbL43 LL
 ALAElI Jar 6eyuad any simi2ar semeGH.
 MT. H. G. Farrell-Dear Sir: Actuated by Q sarae of oratefulness. submit the foowinr is In Instance oT the utility of your great medicine My ,l.l three years old. was suddenly attacked with r1:hle a. sease, which in less than six hours prosIac total helpiesSness. The limbs became 50 rigid that not joint could be bent; the flesh turned bal ana cold and entirely deprived of feeling: the eyes fixed rs. tialiy closed and altogether blind fol ov. Nj, WIS deafness to all sounds: the spine became ,Cuua2-2J and 50 curved that when lying on its b.es the head and heel, almost touched. Indeed tha r.a..lt- ed every appearance of being dead. Inn. s,e-r on the attack. the family physician was called u 2rl for three weeks he labored to restore il Jo feeling. but all in vain, although it was blscarl4 < dozen times and various rubetavient Li1imeuts app.iel < consultation ot physicians then held. bUt 70 no purpose, the case was then brought before sna Meii- cal Society. but nothing could be surec.1.f ,9li m had not already been done, and the doctor then to.l ,1o he could do nothing more. We then commenced ar- plying your LIniment freely over the enJ, iergh cf the spine and you may imagine pareu. iov when after few applications returning animation was ap- parent, and 1t rapidly recovered with the execution of the sight, which did not become perfect i1r near month. The child Is now healthy and robust as la1 be. Five other Of the same kind Irad rIa- viously in my neighborhood ali of which aied when there is no doubt if your Lnment had been used
 HENRY q CT FT ANN
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A BROAD FAcE.-A correspondent of New York paper, in giving an account of the Brazil Han Ministers ball at Washington, says: "Miss A"s, of Ohio, had a face painter maqht daoeN upoa."
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Millinery! Millinery!

\, MRS. DYER has just received, from New M lvl York, large stock of Bonnets, Ribbons EH, Dress Trimmings, Caps; misses and childrens Ls Hats, Parasols etc., etc. all of tine latest style which she offers to the ladies of Little Rock and vii cinity, at prices that cannot fail to please.
 May 2, 1854. 3n
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State Lands

T'-IE undersigned will be at the following places at < tle time designated for the pulros9 collecting money due the State of Arkansas lands, to wit At Pfj7ceta, Dallas CO.,, on Manday and Tuesday, t;ss Biefs, j Jefferson a co.,. on Thursday snd Friday. the 4th and 5th of My, l854. 3a o5son, Desha CO.,, on Monday, the sth of Mar, 1851.
 Persons in the counties named who are in arrears ard do nct pay up what they owe, at the tines above stated may expect to be sued dn2medlate in pul- suan>e of qg daty and Me aaf0est z t5e Sta5e 70 blg,l t33a7geaco can be ertendod.
 JOHN T. TRIGG.
 Lond Atty and Stafo C,Ueeior, AaES.
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A. HINLS, DAcurRRrAz ARTIST,

TE~OULD respes stfully inform the dlzcus of Little " Rock and clo country gane.@Ly -Aa. ne has 1.sd up rooms over the post office, with good light aud other convenencos. which ena 3e5 linn to take pictures of the finest tone and mes artic taste.- U. would further state, that haylng on l,nd large supply of fine stock of every varie y he determin- ed to take pictures at very reduced prices compared with former rates. Persons in the ely CT country feeling disposed to have pictures true to life and of beautiful finish will please call and examine forthem- sci 'as Persons desiring minaJuras in ockats end breast pins can be supplied as he keeps hand an assortment of those articles adapte to ue h purposes
 He pledges himself that no exerlion shall be with hold to render entire satisfaction
 The bes time fer operating is iron; c'.loe in the morning till four in the evening
 April Is, 1854 1y
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HOO[ 8INDERY.

HENRY JACOBI still carries on the book | \ binding business, on Markham stro ', 9 few doors west of Tucker t Ross store, in all its ranche, and is prepared to execute all orders n Lis line at mo berate prices and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office will be attended to, without ext1a charge
 April 25 '541v
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Or There are about sixty divorce cases pend ing before the supreme court of the little State of Rhode Island.
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or The Sultan has betrothed his daughter, the Princess Muniech, to Alhami eldest son of the Victory of Egypt
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Bargains! BaYgail1s!:

Dry Goods and Clothing Selling c&r at Cost!
 4 GENERAL assortment of Dry Goods consist "A inr in part of Spring and Summer Clo.hing. Gents Melino and Cotton half Hose. merno and cot- ton Undershrts and Drawers, silk Under ar.s ladies Vests and Dress Goods, fancy, plaid and figured Silks black and fancy Silk Lustres; barege Lains Printed llusins dotted and figured Muslins, fancy Tarltons Ineex Book Muslins Victoria Lawns, Jaconets and India Linens, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and nscrt- ings, Thread Lace and Linen Edgings. black Silk Laee and fancy Blond Trimmings, Fringe and Gimp Trimmings, Silk Mitts and Gloves, black. white and mixed Cotton Hose, black Alpaca Hose, Linen Cam bric HdkS. black silk ard fancy Crayat Undorsleeves and Collars, embroidered Gauge Veils embroidered Muslin and fancy Damask Curtains, white and brown Linen, Table Damask, colored Table Covers, white figured and barred Musins, Sheetng and Pilow-sp Linens, ctton and linen Diaper crash and linen Tow elings, bleached and brown Sheeting5 and Shirtngs tioet and bed Spreads, Bed Tickings Tweeds Satin etts, Ginghams, English and American Prints French Doe-skin Cassimers, all wool; Ingrain and Brussels Carpetng; Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, Books and Stationery.
 The subscriber being desrous of closing out his very large stock of Dry Goods, offers great inducements to- purchasers either at wholesale or retail.
 April 25 54 D. BENDER.
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C5s+ 8 E Carriage and Wagon EIalkin,. f, 27--& and Blacksmi.ning. FV R C. NUTTER co. have erected new "A 1e' building on Main street, for the purpose s--'G of carrying the above bushes in all its ya1ious branches, and will be pleased to receive portion of public patronage.
 All work turned'out at their establishment will be done in neat and substantial manner and warrant ed to equal any thing of the kind in this country.
 May }, 1854 1y k. c. dy O.
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GROCERJFS.

OF III kinds this day received per steamboat Ircv 8F Robinson and for sale at small advance on ori- gnal cost Give me call. J. J. THOMPSON.
 April IS, '54
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Vanted:

4 GOOD STEADY BOY, from fl to Is years old, A to learn the Timing business. One rom the country preferred. Apply to
 April 25 tf J. BRISBIN &o CO.,, [. Rock.
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GOODS! GOCDS!. H received per steamer Forest Rose direct 4U from Cincinnati, Cotton Yarn; Buckets; Zine Washboards; Ky. Mustard; Crackers; Stone Ware; Market Baskets; Cotton Flow Lines; Mania Rope; spanish Brown; Stone Pipe; spirits Turpentine; Trot Fsh lines; hiskey; Brandy; Wine; Vinegar; Cigars, etc., etc., etc. May 7 '54
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Fresh Flour, etc. DS BRLS. Extra Superfne Flour fveI 10 dozen of Baltimore fresh can Oysters; 20 brls old copper distilled Whisky. Received from Cincinnati per Forest Rose Maya M. TANTI
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Carriage end Wagon
Fac3r

sS-ssS-T NJ Far 3rys
 I4rsllzz G =zzss.z, THE undersigned has opened 2 Carriage and Wogn manufacturinr est o.ishlnert cn the corner Of Main and Cherry streets, Li5.le Rock where h. will c2rv on the bushes iuGl Is branches
 He L-s il connection with his cara-a factory, 8 frt rate SnitheIy where all sorts of !ait1ing will be well and eNpeditiously done.
 Carriages and " gons neatly and oarelu yrePaired
 lie has engaged the very best worCnoI, and 1at.5rs himself that all work turned out o bis haPri com pare fayorably with Cincinnati or lesteu work.
 April IS, 1854 ly J. J. cow ART.
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TO RENT.

A HOUSE in the vicinity of Capt. Pikes, recently A occupied by Capt. Elliot. It will be shown bS family next door, May 2 2t
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Ramsey,s ApnoIs of Tennes zee,

1 the time of its earliest settlers, pr-iug it's set ue4ent as . The Watauga Association from l769 to 14st. 14s "A part of North Carolina, from l717 to |. l'Sl 14e State of Franklin, from 17el to ll3S' @I, fGEth t, Y eG9ina from 15S8 to The 7595:" " The State of tennessee iron l7g6 to 1500" By J. C.. M. Ramsey, large vol. Prile a3 in cloth; S3 9V m leather. Forsalo at the book store of
 |pIH 29, ." JOHN E. REARDON.
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NEW ARRIVALS

[ E~1LFED pei ea.ner L. WLi..aaa cm Gin. E irc-s CuEy ssol Hams &ug.--oj. .I;j
 y < Bacon clear sides;
 J-s -c.cU- aus lges;
 -..el I;
 '. our.
 .5 aoxs Ni-@ v Glass:
 ..y .c-e Ware; Star Cu-l: zm'5 W-t 5..rCs; br C0tton Yam jd .-.. .ut-r C. C.tL5el- 1,1., etc.. etc.. D. .t low b. II. GEOECE c BE.LIEE. . -5.r 1854
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New. Rich and CheaD.

IN B. HANDEL has just received from AF. New York magnificent stock of Spring and Summer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which will be sold as low as possible. April %
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There's 10 use i. Talking, tt d you hov
 2E would be!!

VIE subscriber ha just received, Der steamer Ale ! 6ama the finest It of Cloths. al co ors, Cass- meles sull%be for summer, superior Linen for Goa and Pants; Draps o5e; fine Marsae> al- summer Nestings; Stock and Neck Ties; blae Ri snd Iisle Thread Gloves; cen-s half hose, plain grad. worst ed and cotton: togaclar with the fine. o of Shirts ever brought to this market plain an .ney
 His stock, compTi ng many other itic a- rc. enu- merated. is of the best quality, ana Nc,~ Orleans styles and will be I f9r cash at lrui never be- fole offered here.
 C.I before it's t1o late. and exanius vr her Vol. buy ol not.
 N. B. Perfect ftr no sale. He h. T '--- cutter this side cf Paris H. E. EZ. NIAH
 April p ls54 #
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acA las and Ger 1tso

E. I# and hoeu 'ul styles Of ne-'z .s and cr7- 1E vats for said ae.p D. 5. CI.[DFT.
 L-ril 45, 1954a
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Rucl1yvheat. Buc.,w heatgg

e99A BOXES and kegs Buckwheat-frs5 rate article eJU just received per Lucy Robinson. ahd for saie low by JOHN J. THONPSON
 Arri, 1e ,5A ".
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CIaxfn D

Claytol Diaries 1o4 { LEA Clayton: e,arias in blank. Ges ..zes for L- pocket and otherwise. For sale a5 | book sore. ATri. ,. l&5l JNO. E E UJON
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Ouinine! Ouiniue?g

G00 OZ. of .Quinine Farrs) on hand and for sale OUO cheap for cash, at the New Drug Store, by
 May ". ". ADAMS.
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lNc.EEEE-tIENTS. HIS
'S'1 n..C EEE I2}, ,

 EBHYSICIANS' Dissectng Instruments ars, poc-e. l cases. Also. several pair of Improya Aadi2eI >addlebaes, and for sale by v. '. ADAMS. Aryjl I5
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Fresh Flo

Iresh FICIls G2 SACKS fresh flour, recciy d from Van Burlr. GIO per a. 2. I. F. Ray. and llr e ov Afiil 23 1854 RAPLEI, HANGER o- Co --s z. 1Eiboard-s Wild Cherry E. .-c.s, D 'oH nervous weakness, general debility. and al q impurities ot the blood. For sale a5 -he New D-ug Store, by W. W. ADAMS.
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NE57 EsUsTON CDG DS
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K OSACl.S H iu receipt of anl s How orer- 1t--s ig large sock of Spring G. .d- .l-. from bo-.o1' Apl. lejs
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S-1 - -2o- c0tEc -zl-; foz --7E. 121SE. LaGleS7 Fancy 2Ha Dress Cto l- - @as h-
 f .n Miilin n.-

- - - C N--- .--%A$zS 1oA -7~- t~--e e9sSa laG es' Fancy 2Ha Dress Co -ls . - @ash.
 f-s D 6 Miiline1,
 D- l2s3. j. IN IS would ca tl ..aation of / -1- -tL the public to her elegau. aLt large ,s- = sol.men5 ladies' goods, a.; oi .o cry la- tes. and mos5 fash lable styles whiyhwi be sold aJ eTrelnoiy low pli~ ss lonsisting in Pm o Eonno.s Ribbons, Elowers nEdal Wreaths, ae.ls Iarasols, cl;IGIahs straw II -s.
 A large assornnen Jf UndersleeveS Chin cites. En- b.oayIy. Collars and fancy goods ot al .scliplcus. piece ot black Dress silk, great vari of Prints Sine Eas engaged one of the best Ii in the United states, who will execute all orders eshort- es. notice. Please call and examino lie 9els.
 Misc large assc rment of Ryan col 5ta.ed ladies' a4l ohidTona' Shes,
 f-s Also just received one dozen gontlancns' Mole
 n Hats licn is offered very low. t=S lI1s. ]. intends keeping Lrge sock of la- dies and chldreus Shoes, and hope t2leeeive 6 i- bera share cf pat mage. Her store $ n Main st., } daora aloye Chem Al-- la, "A.
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fs3G0 Acres first rate Ri
 in two tra,
One Hundred Dolls

p D UNAUAY from the sy f sG taJicn. in Perry coua ....--.,4 , 2, named AMOS and BILL.
 AlC- x blac1. with a tolerab las -a l1lpedinent in his spec . finger iz 3 Is.lo bent; he weigl ; + -,ea. feet, [ or 9 inches hi y-a.s 9I a-3.
 BILL is q light completed F. ken eyes, quick spoken and ve abcr- l51 Tb, is about } feet, : about AZ years oi age.
 Lul v1o apprehension of the { and t--iI confinement in the L. setter VAL ray c0 white or blao ot 5l53 or S5l for either one ot
 l- -l. 1851 1t
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ADriE 10, 1851.

Nr. GREENWOOD, by unanimous consent, and il pursuance of previous notice introduced a bill, which was read first and second time br its title, a8 follows, and referred to the com mjttae on commerce: l, ! bill to be entitled an act to enable the 6sa,e5 ot Missouri, Arkansas, and Mississippi, to apply a portion of the swamp lands granted to each, respectively, to aid in the construction of the St. LoUis Helena, and New Orleans rail- roads
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MILLER QUAIL, Secretary. Little R9ch, April 26, 1854.
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EcEa2da ; Ote', New c eCas.
 L.EDUCTION IN pEe c

< iliE raes i,r board at this Hotel aal afer My -z- ls5+, insJea of B per day. VII !, follows: sn Ladies Ordinai per day. ...............& g 90 n GeAsleIaeus do do ............... 00 bc4ra oty do week ................ 6 00
 J. w. YOUNG t.rlit1r. \. o.. April r. l.54 2s Am
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ec-r, 4E t5r COun Gll , a:c. T AIDE ori.r Of superior pag I- l.udiu~, L- I-s- received II sizes.
 -r..L D. Ie-t JNO. [. -LDCCN.
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ID s4 Cigars.

E.E HAND l- f first quaiy Ha m S5c-rs Nl ro smoking obalco Also spl 1 ari s o- I----" Lona -r oug chewing T .c15.
 Y r-u vii u s weed," cal
 17l ;, 1854 T -DTL's.
 Gnt lills and l5rc--C bsau-.t al ace of gent li linen t0- z s-.-5 sLir, A-- --ce drawe3s Ss .r. -I B, ls6l |. L .,l FL.
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C0l-0n3s ia1 of the Unit .tn F. OR pocket and ln rollers, editicn o 5- VII A' Halas tc4yeiiac guide throug L. ei State; pocket maps Of Ie--as and Ark.ns.s. ir sale a1 tho boo3 store. JNO. |. R. .DOE. AT.il .5 1854