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Just Received, DER steamer Dardarele A 10 boxes assorted Candy: lo baskets Lefor>tier Champagne; F AIi,e-te Fine; boxes MuraScLino; '' Cureucio: ? Extract Absinthe: I quart pipe Cognac Larothelle q half boxes Gold Leaf Tobacco; 4,0O0 Havana Segars:
 l case Black Tea
 l ." Matches. For sale by NJ. TANTJ. April 20. s5s.
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LAND ATTORNEYS NOTICE.

NIONF. " RE. NR0CkS, Churns, Jars and Jugs received and fo 1 sale by NJ. OSRORN. April :, lS5S.
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THIS ESTABLISHMENT. situated nas I my Carriage shop. Hangers old stal& is now well supplied with Carriage and Bur , gieS. all new. ami fine stock of RELAvE <
 The undersigned will take pleasure in iull' nice turn out when called or.
 The rule of the stable is. ..Pay sse Ride." A. J. "
 Little Rock. March 9. 1858.
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TO BANK DEBTORS,

!V IsfNN UIBI UKN. 7 VIE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds | for sale. for cash on credit: on terms and in amounts 70 suitpurcha~erS having fractional sums to pay to either of the Banks of this State
 WATKINS x GALLAGHER. Little Rock May lq '57 s9 sm
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< GENERAL stock of goods received and on hand 4A to suit all asses of 0uyer>. Call at the cash otorr ot M. OSBORN.
 Anvil 1888
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Lard Oil and Candles.

1A BOXES Caswell's 10. Va. To5acc0; lO Ii boxes Hunt'> .'
 5 NelvillclO's
 :. Chas Reeds To- ex-a Va. Tda ] box Lucy Wiil's lb..extra Va. - " L. J. Keene % {" B. w Jones" |" Norman and Peters To. extn | Received per steamer Lady Walton, aHi low by RAPLEY. HANGER { April B. 1858.
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OPTION !!

EpACkETS and remnants of COTTON received 1T : exchange fir Spun Thread and " ooI Roll. lt The New Factory. in Pike county.
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JOnArfO ANu CIGApN,
WARDS GAJFTy STARAE

ED ECEIVED and ou hand good sol Ia bacco out of which any chewer of 1 can be suited. Call at the cash store by
 Anril S lS5S. NJ. OS24
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WE have received Ter steamboat Lady Walton, w 2 boxes small plug Tobaceo; 4 boxes Lump; , boxes line Chewing do-a|l Maryland and Virginia Tooacco, and cheap for cash
 April l3, '5s. MCPHERSON t8 NEWB BERN.
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 THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF PULASKI.
 In the Chancery Court of said county. atthe Oc tober term thereof, A. D. 1857, 23l day of October A. D. 1857.
 Henry Edwin Burton alias Edwin Kinder. Cms Ilainaht
 vs. In Chancery.
 William Burton. Sarah 4. Bronaugh William N. Bronaugh, Elijah 4. More and others. Detendants. AN thls day comes said com plainalt. by solicitor V and files his bill of complaint in this can,e and the several exhibits referred to therein and also tes with said bill an affidavit of the non-re-idence of the defendants William Burton, Sarah A. Bronaugh. William \. Bronaugh. Elijah A. More and James Vance; and on motion is ordered by the court that they be notified of the fling and pendency of said bill against them the object of which sto set aside certain conyeyunees made by William N. Bronaugh to Thomas II. hiIrber and other parties. for The northeast quarter of section eleven II in township one q north. range twelve l2 west containing hundred and sixty acres to decree said land to be in the legatees of Alexander Burton deceased assets for distribution. for the appointment Of receiver to take charge of said land: for account of Ee rents and profits thereof and for adjustment and settle mont of the account of William Burton with the tate of said Alexander Burton deceased, by pubii- cation of this order in newspaper pnted in the State of Arkansas for the number of times and witk in the time prescribed by the Statute and that unless they shall appear in this before the fourth day of the next thereof be held at the court house of said county of Pulaski the first Monday of February, A. D. 1858, and file their exceptions pesd answer or dernar to said compainants bill the same will be taken confessed against them and decree entered according to the prayer thereof.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest. GORDON \. PEAY Clerk RECTOR & MATHEW Solicitors. April of
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D. H. C. MOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Napoleon Arka nsss-wil practice in the coun- ties of Drew Chicot. Desha and Arkansas. All ou- sinc>s intrusted his will receive prompt at'e tiln Particular attention paid to the collection of claims debts etc. Office on Court house square.
 M.lrch l6 1858. ly
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CARIlENsZC

yHyHE Undersigned wishes situation is an expe | rienced GARDNER. and will be willing to make himself generally useful to any one employing him. fEIER MALLAHAN.
 AnriI fth '5S St.
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F. W. Pennington l0ts \. and $. .inb.~ JOHN HAVIS.
 .She,iF' brqd14y Cent
 V. |. NcCANH.y. i. April P, 1858. 2w Cost of adv. sl5
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ARNER GAINES. Attorney at Law, Chicot county Arkansas. Post Office at Ceiumoia
 Eeh I6 1858. ly.
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K + M OV AL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 6NHE subscriber will stand his thoroueh> l bred Yorkshire HORSE. the present sea RAa,n son at his plantation near Ashey's Mills-af Sf~yk the following rates-insurance $20: the season 3l B. or SIP in advance. The above Horse has taken four Silver Pitchers at the fairs held in Kentucky. The pedigree of the horse can be had by applying to the undersigned. c. M VAUGHAN. TNHE subscriber has choice lot of fire > l PIGS of good stock, which he will sell ( iS in pairs. said to be of the best blood to be found in Kentucky. CM.y. April l3, 1858. If
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Gen Nat c. Smith. Hon. W. l.. Summerville Tu- lip: Hon. E. C. Harley Princeton; Dr. Sam. Haley. Warren Brad lev county Dr. A. <. Huey Little Rock: Dr. W. Bethel De- Arc: Col. Thos Dobbins Mem phis Tenn; CoI. Thos Null, Holly Spring. Miss.
 lSI-
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CHARLES (. FARRELLY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Arkansas Post Arkansas.
 March Q lShS. ly
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J. C. MURRAY D. w. CARROLL

JAS. T. UARYiLL. General Lend Agent Tu- lip Dallas county. Ark. vii attend yo loatng scrip or land warrants and will attend to buying selling and paving taxes on land in the Champagnollc and Little Rock Districts.
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GEORGE R. LOCKE. Attorney at Law, Chicot county. Arkansas. Post Office at Columbia &
 Eab V
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

IT " pre7oR W. N. MATHEW. RECTOR X MATHEW, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock Arkansas will practice in the Circuit Court of Pulaski and adjoining counties. and the Su- preme and Federal Courts at Little Rock. 1y
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NEW MUSIC.

\ GREAT variety of New Music, consisting of tA Songs. Duets Wultzes Polkas etc
 Piano Flute and Violin Instructors Italian and English Guitar and Violin Strings. Just received and,for sale. HENRY JACOBI
 April I3 1s5s Bookseller and Stot;opar
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TOBACCO.

NE are in receipt of | large lot of the best kind " Of Seed Sweet Potatoes-all sound and good
 April l3, 5S. MCPHERSON tS NEWBFRN.
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SEEDS. A FEW of tfose Shaker Garden Seed- and Button fs Onions vet on hand 1t the cash store by Apr. 6. lS5S M OSBORN
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Seed Sweet POtatne.

ENE hundred bushels late Irish Potatoes. a fine " article for table use, in store, for sale by
 April B. 1858. GEO. S NORRiSON
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English Law and Eaujty Repo-

p0TH VOLUME just rec-iyel -sub>Hs sEsD please call fo- them and the 5a < v5-- delivered al the book store Of
 ApdI l8, I>5>. JNO. E. REAl.l
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CASTINGS.


asKILTETS Ovens, Pot, and KeNets of all sizes. on - hand and for sale by
 April -1S5>. M. OSBORN.
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= .. '4nrlF''' + New FIRM.

ms HARTlEIT r W. III--'I3i y =. ~ - IA
&@s MarEelstreei,o Ppos4iF " '''''s '''' '''
lLyfTTIS ling Va. a -. 81. rs-idlv inrreryir.
Tr Winch III being comrerd by his s4g,'
INFO IN ms his rlrudt snd 'it puu'
Srn,rd busIneFs connection WIN WIN y - ~ -,
rho has had fifteen y"ArsSue
= Al profession. - - ,.rfortu every cnrrHttlfl
OIs. "a aI,ctsnicsI Dentistry-ar ihnL htu 'Hid
sufRlehl III Of the Dtht1l Art 49,
tliat for beauty ,duruhilli $40 P'"'''e'' u'3
Sui . a :, Ill Tretb sitnllnot he suTpsssrh'
'n ions who have deuied theHsriE.t ~ ~
re-, -, irgrisiT e from the great dfsnH "i atLt''
pJf,ced during he necessary preii,,o. '@t
- = - t.efl and roots, informed tHi h nv
ton o 'n ,nE. Chlnroortn I'll anr Ap'i'a.
hie IN most casst and l1ef.sfett2 N"'' ' " - 49,
- .~trarted vithoU tpstu. 49,. o.. t..,- r..,.
Erviu formation OF z IFice AppeI s.,'''''e 80 ~ p '
,a, ~ viii be pleased 20 give ErH5is ,.,,,r
please call and examine sprclrneh' % - - -
OFfrr q al tourF.
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WooL.-The editor of the Michigan Farmer
writes to the Detroit Advertiser, at eonsiderable
length, 10 prove that the wool-ciip this year,
in she Northwest and particularly in Ohio, will
not be as large as usual, though the contrary
has been frequently asserted. The number of
sheep, he says, has greatly diminished. Ac-
cording to The same authority the number of
sheep in the State of New York, is probably
smaller than it was in the year 1855, when it
was S,2I7,024.
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vas in an unhappy state in her own private af-
fairs. She spoke earnestly of THAT she felt to
be wrong.
a JOYFUL SHAKER.
Brother Erans-a venerable Shaker gentle
man, all the way from this County of Lebanon
was introduced. He expressed his great JOY
that the time had come when the Marriage rela=
ton could be discussed in a free Convention
God is male and femae-a dual being. Man
should be made after the same pattern. Bro.
Evans declared that he did not beliere the Bible
lcas the Ford Of God; it was simply the record
of the high spiritual experience of the man
whose compositions it contained
Alter some desultory discussion, there came
ROW.
Stephen Foster expressed his disapproyal OF
the way things were going in the Convention.
He referred particularly to what he called the
Outrage inflicted upon Brother Goodell last
night
A VoIcE-Same, here.
Mr. FosTER-Ihis is the first meeting in my
knowledge where the Chair has veRtured to set
ASIDE the will of the Convention, declare reply
TO an attack out CT order and afterwards award
the floor to others, who occupied the time for
an hour. He protested against the movement
made TO blink the tehols question OF StGreTy =
That topic had been put offto the tail end Ofthe
programme for this afternoon, and it was un-
certain whether it would find itself able to hang
on to the tail-end daughter and appreciation.
| If you limit one man, in Gods name, (Said
Stephen limit all What he wanted was, per.
feet freedom on this platform. He was opposed
to aristocratic privileges in Free Convention.
| Brother Randall pitched into Brother Foster,
! for his unqualified censure.
The Chairman put Mrs. Rose into his seat,
| and defended himself in two minutes speech
/ For time there was a brisk cross-firc OF re-
elimination.
Tho breeze blew over without any serious
damage.
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HEADAcnE-Frofn an Ealineat Clergy1aan.-
Pittsburgh, July 0, 1855. Mess. BENZ. Page,
.Jr & Co: take great pleasure in saying TO
you that made use of B9rdaoe's Holland Bit
ters, which obtained at your store and found
special relief of severe headache, from which
had long suffered, and | believe they were of
service to me in relieving my stomach aud
head. Very respectfully, &c
SAM'L E. BABcocK-
Mr.. Silas j. Liscomb, of Birminght n, says:
II have found in Basrltarc's Holi't;Li Bitt6Ts q
remedy for Headache and Debility. My wife
has also used it with the greatest benefi;."
Mr.. a. s.. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also re-
marks that he has experienced much relief from
its use for headache.
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THE, Mobile papers say that Generals Walker
aud Henningsen were received there with ex-
travaeant demonstrations.
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~ READING NATTER ON ETERF PACE
Tug R&DrcAls.-A large portion Of our paper

IHE RADICALS LaESS pOttiOti "a Oua PafSt
is again occupied this morning, with the con-
Guiding proceedings of tho Radical Convention,
recently in session in Rutland. VT Although
there is very little change, from year year. in
the sayings and doings' of these fanatieal as
semblages, yet it appears absolutely necessary
that they should once or tw-ice a year, assemble
in convention and put forth their absurd notions
and theories, and render themselves notorious,
and, in the eye Of all right thinking people, per-
fectIv ridiculons. The chief interest which at
taches the performances of these people consists
in noticing the positions to which uurestrained
fanaticisrn conducts its votaries leading men to
abjure reason, and women to renounce uodesty
and shame
The report which We publish is got up in
life-like manner, and viii repay pernsat We
incline to the opinion, that the publication OF
such sentiments as are advanced By most of the
speakers who participate in the proceedings of
these conventions, result in good-for the ex-
posure of such abhorrent doctrines - the best
mode of checking their progress. 1t is not 50
much by speeches and resolutions as by the Sc
ductive influence of private advocacy, that con-
vcrts are made to Free-love> and kindred abom-
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THE END.
THIRD pays rRocEEDNes--A SUNDAY ROW.

RUTLAND, Vt, Sunday, June 81.
To day is the Sabbath, but that makes no
difference to these Reformers. They have held
three sessions under the shadow of their tent,
and have INDUCED in their usual amount Of free
and-easy talk.
The Convention reassembled at 8 s'clock in
the morning. It was understood that the usual
customs of public meetings should be done
owuy with. No programme was laid down
Everybody, male and female, was declared free
to speak and act as the spirit moved.
The Chair announced the names of the Pnhlic
papers, including the New York Times, which
would contain reports of the proceedings.
A miscellaneous discussion, on half dozen
topics. more or less, began.
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THE circular of Mr. w p Wright, for TIE
Asia. estimates the damage to the cotton crop
by the foods at 100000 to $50, 600 bales
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-. ,,orv TIrIck bullHlnf ntHT TIt fI0Is
ME iaIEf he IN Ward and no" Occur, e.. Jesse
br1us s boarding house. Possession F''h 'Hu
day o. & atoTs room the ssne o'o'i'-a
"a a shoe store by 'ohh '''' =. Ii ARMSTRONG.
MS
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MORE ABOUT The RADICALS.

NARR.AaE-FYeE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AL1sx-AxD ALL OTHER KINDS OF Isxs
We present below the concluding portions
of the report of the New York Times, as to
what the Rutland convention fanatics did and
said. It affords curious view of what vagaries
The human mind even in this enlightened age,
is susceptible.
We LETT off yesterday With the speech OF Mrs.
Branch. After her we read as follows:
Stephen Foster and Joel Tiffany sprang TO
their feet as Mrs. Branch sat down. The Chair
awarded the floor to Foster. This individual mas
taken to wearing spectacles, and is more cone!y
in personal appearance than he used to DE on
the New York boards. Stephen was once de,
cidedIv seedy. He was improved in flesh as well
-, in bis soc;,l relations. He declared to-day
that his marital connections With Sister Aooy
Kelly, are extremely happy. Foster held that
the difficulties of Marriage grew out OF the ine-
ouaIitv bet Eeea man and woman. w oman IS
a chntteI-a properly. She has no equaity with
man in the marital relations. The whole world
vroans and travaiis in pain together. Ia Stephens
view, the lot of the man is as bad as ii not worse
than, that of the woman. He claimed that
the prosecutor was always in worse box
than the prosecuted. Still, Stephen Ginning
to speak from experienced believed that me
marriage reLatioa lGas the only 1cet good theFS
todS left an hiSs5Rfat 7e0rtd. lie dldht DeHefe
in ur,settiug il. in the way that Mrs Branch
progressed. He admitted that every man IS a
tyrant in his family, as things now goi and that
every woman is a save-breeder, in the eyes OF
her husband Mrs. Branch had abrogated the
marriage relation; but he begged to asks n@5
tho gstpsda, 1cOrse thGH The 6iseCseg Bad Is Is
the world to-day, the general upsetting OF The
marriage relation altogether would only turn
the world upside down. and make it perfect
Bedlarn He agreed with Mrs Branch as TO the
inter rottenness of the present condition of So
ciety, but he preferred TO avoid extremes for a
while longer He thought milder means should
be employed first; therefore he proposed 10 lay
Mrs. Branch's resolution on the table, and OF
fered an amendment tn the original resoluti"ni
il is Indicated i'll Italie5 below; it was carried
Resolred, That the only natural marriage is
an exclusive conjugal love between one man and
one woman, JasSd epon tha principle n perfect
aud entire equality; and the only true home IS
the isolated home based upon this exclusive
lore.
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For Rent.

,,,tr = OFFICES. DWFLldNesi Faui- bdet.
C,rOHE hooM I,oons In the second anu tifd stsIy
, in ne o honss small Hai Nv 9y 30 ss. ~
Rnildinp Lots FOR sale OF is' THOS HOKfBROOK.
,.s,z Main Etreet, brtWt0n Monroe and
r. s.-And In my ID' r. u. HUBBElI.,
No q Monroe streei-l.p atafs
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CHARLES PAUDERT.

p r . L J. - = O II y + NJ u - O,
II he has loeaJed himself permanently here and vii:
essons in the singing, the piano and
other Instruments, thorousidy sCieutifr
IeIhod lie also tina tuning and repairing OF
pianos. p rsons DESTROYS Of taking lessons vail idease
leave their aud residences CRrtwrishts Mr>cai
depot, Main which prompt attention VIII 10
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nations.

TnE REmAISs OF PREsrnESr MoSRoE--We
see by our New York papers, that Messrs. o.
Jennings Wise and VIM. Munford. appointed by
the authorities this State toe operate with the
authorities of New York, for the removal of the
remains of President Monroe, are now in that
city, completing the arrangements necessary.
twenty-five pail bearers have been appointed
seventeen by the Common Council Of New York,
and eight on the part of yirgtnia-the name of
Gen Scott heading the list. The Seventh regi-
nent have chartered the Ericsson at cost of
not less than S. 900, and it is estimated that
their trip will cost the corps $4,000. The Viz
einians held meetingat the Metropolitan Hotel
on Monday evening, and intended to call Z mass
meeting of all the Virginians in the city on last
Wednesday evening Every day the interest in
this unusual ceremony, which is now near Mt
hand, increases greatly, and the turn out on the
occasion of the removal is louked forward to
already as one of the grandest aud most credit
able New York ever Witnessed. Preparations,
on an extensive scale, are also making at Rich
mond, for the reception of the remains Of Presi-
dent Monroe, as will be seen by the letter of onr
Richmond correspondent in to-day's paper.
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For Rent.

THAT deslrhDle . 'pT0perty. Tie dw,liuR Cuuilts
know known aeeeOmmodalions feT l"Ifs la w., ..
contains ~ acfer' 3D. ke, ard sii lately enclosed
Rsr,drI, frice For terHs "Pv tfrIJJUrv
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Tor Kent.
Tor Rent

12oorn on Main erect, North Waeelll1, q
TINE store a ~, q D. oodTOT foI terms HiflY
i me''E iiphi9l oytlk1E ,. "l1HIles
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4 supLuNAKY nEAvEN.

Brother Morton, of Plymouth-a very tail and
lanky gentleman, well along in years-hegged
to present few considerations touching the pos
,ibility of having Heaven here below. He
offered small heap of resolutions asserting his
notiops containing his belief that the art OF
being Christian was one Of the Lost Arts"
lie didn't believe there was Christian in the
world.
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llkN TInIhX

respectfully inform the pn9iie ,a!
- rated tilemsevts together Tor lnt lEte'tt
MIR oGice IL - i4s Market street tbrtvtsn
@ Union sts 3 they Will be hrpp' 20 80
their friends aud all oth"Is N''i''DS " ''''' w
Deutitt. .t,.-, .,-rr- t,,fsy, thr assfst
h-.D constantly engaged IN the PRAGUE ~ ~,
last ieTen years, during VII me pr IA I'D ~
- -i,b soIne Of the Trading DentstH ~ almost AZ ~
cite. of the United stass, snd has ~.
i.t mir VI rous peculHrrs 80 operating Inc! mere
Co. confident being abc 10 give ehIF "s'l''"'''h
70 ''' VIZ" ' ABR. RoHEts son 4, n D.
,,.. Ito e5ov IL 1s5T janis ORR.
n B-Af-ssrs r. & o. take pleasure In referrine'oyP
r,ission 20 the following geltirlneni ,,,,,- .tss
~ ~ Va ~ n lion Geo W. thompson rs noe Az
Csidvyeil Morgan E-izon, Esq, b. ~ E"ii E7q ~ ,h
Sriss,. Or ~ J. Bates DR.. X II. Cummiuss DT = n
II.i,b NJ A 8 Todd Taiiant Desplrin, John Anotc,
80 NeiJIaiIens, Knox & Co, Marsh FAVOR noyls
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TaE FuRNITURE OF THE OLD HousE or REPRE-
sESTArIyEs.-On Monday last. the sale of the
furniture took place in the cid HALL The mum.
her of persons in attendance was very large, and
the bidding for those articles which we've most
intimately connected with associations of the
natior,'s greatest men. was quite animated, not.
wiihstandihg the wa m weather, and the prices
brought were on an average about the full worth
Of the articles sold. The chair and desk of John
oaincy Adams, $780, the desks OF Benton and
McDufie, 1925; Col. BroOks's desk, SO; and
others ranged at various prices, from So to $40
The aggregate proceeds of the sale was about
$3.50; The terms were strictly cash, upon
the delivery of the goods.
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NeW DIE Goods.

New Dress Goods.
ORGANIZE DELLA ROBES, an ei,ursiy new and mag
" "ihctiil article, TO he =, en- elsewutry
ORGANIZE b Ia DEifE ROBES. also VERY new and
beautiful ORGANIZE OLIDLE JEf.E EOBaS, and
variety, Greutdue, Bnrrge .ucchine,
silk Crepe De Paris Iooes spplttel special ref
the New CITY traie we'd and
for sale by fm. 3il MARSH x TAYI.nN.
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Charles W. GkA g q an !. >

suCCRss RTOJ 4 ~ Hsa = A N n Z r.
>RNIE undersigned inform the citizens OF Ms ns
and vicinity that having purchased ihr Dug sll
-t,,i sore formerly owned ilr- Jatnrs ians DE
,rii contiuur % carry t1e Drug pu7iut9 ~ ~ l
+suej,,- lie most respectfully sOiclis continuance "
tse public ulronage which has heretUiJr- been % -fas
Strndrd towards this and well Known est bl''n=It
n yiu b.. his aim 10 Keep everythinr tue purea elna
and AZ the lowest price, usually 20 be found N ven ldI-
uisned Drug establishment. , % .
,t.i,-in,i CHARLES W. GRAHAM
No 20, cor Main and Wrhsi-rsts