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New York State Politics.

Albany, OCT y, Ie5S.
The American General Committee met to-day, and after
protraced session, nominated Perry Ewns for Coun
Clerk and II Snyder for Justice IN place OF he
didatcs nominated by the County Convention, who have
resigned Much dissatisfaction exists in the party the
straight out Americans declaring in favor Of the straight
American ticket, and the Authorizing men for the Union
1ket.
RoNp0UT, Oct. 20, 1853.
V. Barnett, the straight American candidate for Con.
gr,ss in the Eleventh district, (ster and Greene coun
tes) has withdrawn in favor Of Kenyon, the repub-
lcan and American union candidate.
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Democratic Meeting ut Newark. N. y.


grand rally Of the democracy took place IN this city
tonight al Concert Hall The spacious building nowith-
standing the inciemency Of the weather, filed
fowng and great enthusiast prevailed The first speaker
was hon. g. II. Bishop, Of Connecticut VINO announced
himself a native OF Newark lie warmly received,
and made able and eloquent address which vehe
mently appauded throughout
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Fancui Hall densely crowded last night by the de
mocTats of the fifth Congressional district which job
l. Heard is their nominee Speeches were made by
Governor Henry j. Gardner, Chas Theodore Russell and
others and letter from Rufus Choac read fay 0rng the
election OF Mr. Heard 10 Congress An Burngame,
the present member and republican nominee
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Trial Of a Murderer.

NEWARK, ~ j., Oct 20. 1853.
The da! for the trial Of James Mcmahon charged with
the murder Of biz sisierLaw, has been change 10 the
sth proSmo, owing 10 the necessary absence Of Judge
anes 10 attend the Supreme Court at Trenton the
week. Gen 7 Runynn and Ar12, Dodd, Esq have been
assigned counsel for the prisoner by the Court The
prisoner IN excellent spirits and says he viii be able
prove biz entire innocence.
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CoCNTY AND ASSEMBLY TIckETs-we pub
li,h to-day list Of the candidates for the diff
fercnt county Offices to be hlLnd at the approach
ing election. and Of those who are seeking 10
represent this city in the Assembly at Albany.
We have endeavGcd to make this interesting
catalogue as valuable and instructive az possible,
~ appending TO the name Of each candidate his
occupation. ard the fact Of whether he pays
taxes or not, which may be taken as an indica-
ton Of the stake he has In the community he
aspires 10 govern Ii viii be seen that out OF
the entire number Of sixty-one candidates only
nineteen pay taxes-the remaining forty-two pay
none also, that out Of the forty FIVE gentlemen
who want 20 go 70 Albany, there to control the
local aaira Of this city and help their friends 10
some fat jobs only twelve pay taxes and II is
not too much, perhaps, 10 assume that most OF
the other thirty-thrce have a sinister motive for
their ambition This l. sustained by the fact
that some q them bave no local ha5itaton they
are h01tats q porter houses and engine houses :
their names are not TO be found In the Directory:
aud no one knows them except their own cliaues
who put them II nomination.
WIN the exception oi q rev names, the candi-
laics for Assembly are wholly unified for the
position Of legislators a more miserable selec-
ton Of ex-ohce holders, porter house men, small
lawyers. engine runners and nobodies, could not
have been selected 10 represent the city and il
there ar no better men 10 be chosen than the
| majority Il these, We shall have ~ Infamous a
tune in Albany next winter as We had last.
Our delegation TO The Assembly exercises
more Influence upon The city government than
most people imagine The country members
know nothing q our affairs and the city dele
cation. therefore, rules the roost at Albany.
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Ftt y, TNDN.
The splendid opera troupe. under the management OF
Maurice sfaGo.ch have atcf perfect furnr here Al
n sale 81 tickets this morning forty Eve hundred dollars
vefe takeH 10 kcsr MAZDA ne son L, Ia aray alA
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Departure of the Indian Empire FROM Halt


HALIFAX, Get. p, 1858
The steamer Indian Empire, for Galway, VIII not sail
from .his pvrt until O'Clock the evening pcspa,ches
Tor Europe FROM New York, lcft a. three cl0c
az the Ohcc ~ the Amercai Telegraph COMPANY NO N
Wal street, nay reach here 10 60 out 10 her
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Sister MAJ TpayA, oue - ne sstti'ood % Mount dc
Safs Acat, my ~ the ksaton W Baltimore vd ~ Tue
~ inst Of consumption ivccas,d WAS SISTER " Rev.
VIM. Clarke, President OF ioyoa College, @d took the
vel sixteen years Igo.
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Horace He'll Released.

NJ. Albany IA, oct =, 1855.
Horace Btl was released bail 10 day ana has ar
rived bsrc from Brandcnbcrg lie rccey ID az the
theatre 70 night with tremendous applause.
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Mrs Gardner, convicted Of murder IN the second de.
gree for poisoning her husband, late Postmaster Hing.
ham, has been sentenced to the House Of Correction for
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Inc Navy Department has rejected the Memphis, one
Of the Cromwell steamers, which amoag the char.
tered vessels and has transferred Commander HchAud
and the officer placed board ether 10 the C,nada
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Brosdway-apEIKrry lEcou
vREun--IA Tour re NFsrs STATE SyoRgrs
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AMUsEMENIs THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth sTer-fTAlIAs orER
la TRANIATA.
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NtB1o's GARDEN, broadway ,-Tar PorK or RoAr
BowERY THEATRE Bcwery.-Nxv Yoaz AND BEooE-
EYN-Rosg on SHAkoS-IaxERicK b9N-JUaBo JUA
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BAKNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Brosdway-Afts-neon
ARD Eveniug-THopoE's MIMIC WoRlD-DE. yALEsusE, SC
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LAURA KEENEs THEATRE. No. ga Broacsay--oUE
AsERIeAn CousIk-A DAY IN PAss.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING S6l and 563 Broadway
ETHIOPIAN SosGs, DANCES sC-Is AND 0uT PLACE.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE SOvpn
 The State of Arkanxa. NN

To THE SHERIFFs OF THE SEVERAL c
 SAID STATE Gresfiag: VeSrll VXT HEREAS. The constitution and I,
 w State of Arkansas require that . s lAss q ton shall be held therein, on the s-ss s,as'al August next. ~'nd.
 Therefore, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY. Gov.
 State of Arkansas. do declare and mahs Ish'i 4 such general election will be held in ,h>ss counties of this State, on the said Ia, uss, August, 1858; that k ,o say. in the cour,t-~ ing the lst Congressional District. for ,b.' aa one Representative 10 the thirty sixth rl-s the United States: and in the cnnn,;.. - -atr
 seeord Congressional District. Or tbe
 Representative Co the thirty sixth Cs,.a s United states. sies e
 Also for the election of enc Iuas. .s.. Court, in and foT the Sccani Juiir.i ,- enc Juage of he Circuit ro1r, iu sr'l Judi iai Circuit. and f1r lla s.e.tiar ,s l.s i fipg .fv rpsF far fA@ .Sats iE eaeh .f ,b. fs eircri's To the state. Ft
 Alas fir one S,ase senator f,.,, .., loving Senatorial Jis'rieis ts si. aa ef a,
 From the ist Dissriei cauT-si osn. Washirgon. f 1ar.
 From the sd Distriet campss.l.sfa
 Benton and Mad.ar. .l... Frn the Ssh DistIi,t camps..l ,r.t VI ri0a and ~eHrry. tfttfu tlr t"fh kfiatFlrt. HufI sr..H s . | oi W hiie aud Jackson. ihe sa| Frm fte llth District. eonrs.sa ., af Ran io l.h and Greere '-s 1a frr thr 18Th nistrrt sorurr..l.s, | ef >r. Fr nci. and poirse,i. we su From the iF'h D-'r.e'. cnmposol ofn. | ~ Cri erdsn and Mi.-i.sipp aa. From 'h,. ld,h Disiriui' s0rro.a8 o, .,
 ot Ientr. Q Arkars.s and Della. '1' zst 1 Nr 70 ths ls'h District, e,np ssi of t.
 "f fulns,i and Phi io w Cd, | Ffom tae sith District, e0mpossd ss ,. [ of ouachita and Calhoun. "a | From the 2lst District. c0gnro.eI os ,, ! of UniOu and Columbia. N slz From the 22d Di~triet, composed of A. | oi Clark Pike and Polk. N' eal, | From the 2Sd District. composed of tbs ...-. | llemlSfead Seyicr and Iaaye,,e. '0l''s ! And also [ members Of the liouse nc D | tatiyes of the next General Assembly, os .ngei'e
 from the 54 counties in the State as iolov'.%. sa
 From the county of Arkansas. one Reprs.s,..
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A syypERrOR ASSORTMENT.

TUST received from New Orleans, fine and fresh D assortment of Confectionares consistngn part of
 Nugat and Star Candy; Cordial Drops; Fine Sugar Almonds Large Drops: Sugar Almonds; Large Cor dial Drops; Fruit Crystlized; White Burnt Almands; Cream Drops; Vay sSugar; Voins' Rock Candy Hoar- hound Candy: Jujube Paste; English Walnuts; c. $. Nutts; Almonds, Flberts. Cocoanuts; Pine Apples. Lemons Oranges Bananas, Prunes. Drums, Figs, Rasins: Pow'd Sugar, Lozenges, Fancy Candy, sam pies ass d Candy, Fine Tobacco, Fine Segars: Cor dials: Fiue Pickles: Molasses. L Syrup Ctron. Cur rants; Smoking and F. C. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar; Rio Coffee stai Candles; Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadelphia 80 lbs assd Almonds fine Yellow Lemons, fine Fil- berts red and white, assd Caraway Seed, Aniseed, red and white, assd Drops Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake, Cordials ass'd Almonds, fine Mint Drops red and white, Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels Cor dial Carrots kas berry Balls, ass'd Lozenges Gtron StFings fine Cinnamon ass d Crystnllzed Fruits .lm Crows, Apricot Paste, Single and Double .,o~es, Rich Cracking Secrets. French. 6 Cracking, Diamonds Frames Grmaces, Sugar Figures. Amour Roses, Apricot Con~erves. Crystalized Bonbon Cordial, Cream Candy. Cordial. Straw berry, Chocolate
 CREAM Assorted Gum Drops Extract of Lemon, Vanilla. Strawberry, Pine Apple, tiiberts Cream Nuts Tarragona Almonds, Crenoble Wanuts, Prunes. Curran's, Citrons, Stick Candy-makirg the best ssortmenti in theconfectionery line ever brought to this cty. WM S1ilh " 'o'
 Nov. iU. 1851.
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$ II FL BY co L L E C B SkL sas AWHILE hN fS5s

THE undersigned takes pleasure in being able to I inform the friends and patrons of education throughout tie south and soutn west, that Shelby College s now conn ete Ill all lts parts and that stu dents for any class iu College in the Grammar School will be received the first i1nday i'll Sep tember.
 For healthness cf location beauty of scenery and prospect. and ail the comforts of home. this Institution + not surpassed. The College building is well furnished with airy rooms, and surrodndyd with ample playgrounds.
 The manIiers and morals of the students spe- cial and earnest objects ol attention. From the con stant and peisonal oversight ot the President and members ct the faculty ali of whom live one family tls lmstitution presents superior Vantages.
 An aIuple and able corps ol Instructors is coruect cd with the College: who not only perform ably and faithfully, the Academic duties If the lnsitu,ion; hut assist the President in forming. uaIning and guiding the moral and social habits Of the pupils en- trusted to their care.
 The studs of the English Laguage, the Classics, and Mathematics, always receive the constant and fithiul attention that their importance demands History, English Literature Rhetoric, Criticism and lhemistry ta, gn. faithfully. ncce~sar, to a substantial and sHti tent undation iol Jhc pursuits of after life. he n,lisuiiou is supplied with fine Laboratory with the Instruments for Surveying and EuGitecTing .nd with one of the best Observa- tories in the country.
 In connection with the College and under the s1- perintendenee of the President and Faculty. there is GFaunar \, l.c iI. successful and hoprishingcon diuoI. l. k U 1vi O"}s Ot all ages and embraces a .ours. cAi,.-it. e,ough ro give 8 good business edGlatUn, ol al. he qualifications necessary to en- trance Gl,n tl,c ,gaie course. The government viii he hereloi,fe mid and paternal. An ,ccuti ol thr M lils ul.d ofits of each buy will be sent to hi- parents or guardian at toe end ot each m nh
 lt i, earnestly r-. nIugnde .y the President rhat each ,t.I.u- make arrun-eIncns io subscribe f,r Soiue grI i4fer or FeIiHolca. \ room is about L" be nttpa Up i,T tlle exeiu-.Ne puuaee uf Reading Rr'u. wleic a Iul els leiloorns- ete., WILL be de- po-i,c.. ,-.i en .o ,hr totc-e udr.s at all lne~, no, e,ilIi -u- ti'h .ie usiiy ,,ssuu, he impor- ttnee 'i 3, -,l--es-. $ earnestly mged nPon a. rru. and -.a.,.at>.
 Ihe .-fn- Z 9.rl. rtri led '. em, tui n. wash ing fge und Ii-hs cr ti. -e--lpn ut moutls arc s-0J bal IAyu5.e ,n -hy i,st of september, and Inc balance ou tuc Hi-t ui Feyruar> t"iioMiug.
 NM. J. WALL E, Prt3ent.
 Applications 10 be u.aue to the Rev. Dr. Waller, Shelbyvt.e. kuUrEy.
 SbJbv,ilr kx Nav lS 1e5s 6m
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Portable and Stationary s T 2 A M E " C. l N E 5
HOARD x SONS.


 SOUTHERN Depot for thc States of Louis ana - Mississii ii, A absna. Trnne~-ee. Arkansas and Texas is established at No. 70 Gravicf street, New ork.an. vlete the subscriber who is sole agent for the above States is receiving from eight to sixteen eyery month of sizes from Co ai hcTse power, Of these celebratel Engines which. after test oi hhe wears af upwards of s0D Engines in all the states "f thu Unon al giving the mos' complete satisfaction, as being the onIy Portable Engine having cyhn der boiler which is all uiiiikrd heating sur . lace and perfectly accessible inside and uHt for cleaning, requires no oricS NorN To put them in ol~ra'on. special skill to se thcm up and but the snaiiy~l proportion of fuei to ruu ilein.
 Also cins.an.l in store. Sash and tifenlar "a" Mills: s,raubs Iron Frams Com and Flour Mills: Newell Cotton ScfcWs, for steam Or horse power, Carver Improved Gin Stands. with shafing Pullies, Stands Boxes and Bolt. ready to ht out compete. at the shortest n3iife Steam Cotton Gins. Saw Com and Flour Mlls. which can be iui in operation in a few days a'ter being re .eiyed esriPuNe pamphlets, with 40 testimoaials will be sent hy mail c. any ad dress SAMOE H. plLM N'
 70 Gravier street, New Orleans. Aug. 25 1857. ly.
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CURES GUARANTIEDH
Rev. Peter Culp, M. ID.

SoMERvILLE, TENN, May IA, 1857. Dr. J. A. CLoPToN, Huntsville, Ala: Dear Sir:-- It affords joy inexpressibie to inform you that your invaluable Ointment has afectually cured q cancer on my wes face of l2 CT lS years standing. For some time previous to getting yonr Ointment, her face had been very much infarned, and at the time we made the first application she was suffering a great deal We applied the Ointment according to directions, eight or ten days after which the cancer healed very fast, and soon well, and has heeu ever since, about year now Previous to using your remedies. my wife had uSed numerous things every one making her cancer wefse We learned from Mrs Hix. Lagrange that you cured on her nose of 22 years standing and one Mrs Christiana Mvores iace of 5o years s.andlng I would be glad to get two boxes like the one used should you send them, l will forward the money by return mail.
 Reslectfuiiy, PETER GULF, NJ. D. Pamphlets containing testimonials Of the highest characler will bc forwarded Q any thai nay wish them.
 S.rofula Ulcers. Sore Lexs and all diseases of the skin cured. Medicines forwaF,ied by mail. lesli- InoniaiS can be seen at thsr office.
 Address J. A. tLOPToN, NJ b., De. & ls57 HaAfsrslls. fla.
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$1OO REW ARD.

ENSCAPED from my plantation in Chicot co eN
 Point Worthington F. O., Miss..) on the night .A of the 18th of May, 1858 likely Negro man named Lewis Bali. of light or Engcr- broad color straight and well made about feet 10 or II inches high, ra her full beard, worn in goatee style is plausible good tnlker, about 80 wears old was raised ir or near Daaville, Kv. b, the Balls. M
 Said negro was confined Ut the time. under strong cireumssaneial evidence for having burned my gin- house. He left under the belief, no doubt, that he would be hung. and will make desperate efforts to get far from here as possible and will be hard to take Has been away several times before, and re- fused to tell his owners name; is had negro; has made his brags to my negroes that he had killed indifere,ty clad in common plantation clothes. had recent whip marks. l will give the above reward of One Hundred Dollars for his delivery to mo on my plantation, az above named.
 June 22, '5S. S7-tf. NATHAN ROSS.
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CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL
.. d. STANLEY, A. B.. Principal. N. L. CASrEEL. HSsiatant.

N. L. CASrEEL Assiotant FENLIS Institution Las recently been placed in charge B ot the ubcVe mentioned instructors. The Pru- cipal Is graduate oI the University of Georgia at Athens He brings aatteriHg testimonial, Of .cho- arship from the Faculty of Frankfort College. He Principal has emrioyed, lis assistant. MT. M l.. Cisteel gentleman OI !Iaiable qualities and fully competent to take charge of the studies bic wi be under his supervision. MT. (. has taught Very suc- ce,iulN for the a~t two years at Ten Spring Chapel. This school affords very superior adNanta ges for the attanmeut of q Ii ieral educaton. lti needless to urge in this enlightened day the great necessity of menta culture. All c asses Of men perfectly under stant its imp Itance. The history of mankind aundanty shows, that the seat of empire never fails in the end. Go follow the seat of intellectual power.- Nor is high degree of mental development less need ful to individual success. He who would command worthy and GignicG position among hstcllOw- men. can expect to de 90. only by the cultivation of noble virtues and by intellectual superiority These elevate places of distinction and profit. To him, therefore who is anxious for his success or for the success of lis children in life the argument. in behalf of finished and useful education, appeals with overw whelniing force.
 The Camden High School offers capital induce ments to young men who wish to pursue Classi al and Scientific Course W hile the design of the in structors will be at all events, to Impatt useful knowl edge, they will foster in every student. true gnity of behavior and manlinesS of bearing. Text book, regard mere outlines Of any subject: hence our re atons will be enlarged by frequent and elaborate
 
 prosperous citiesin South Arkansss Good boardc can be had at Sl0 e sl2 month. Our =cho,i building is comIuoiior, ad comfortable. Mish so many ad- vantagcs in ourfayor, earnestly expect The patr age oi an npFIe,ia'iNe pubic. Our present session began on tlc a3d Nov. Ih ns,itaiion Is established permaacnt ha-is. Our terms art. Ter session of five months SIo@I1, according to he stuiies pur sued French extra &lo.
 Pupils charged from lime of entsancc. No deiuc- tons except for unavoidable praNid rlial causcs.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JANrs IIIN1oN. Jy,.iiC9f
 +. A. Getaway, ftrdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES.
 Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Ga.. Sec |. s. T.
 Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court, Ga.
 Hon. II. W. lilliard. of Alabama.
 '' B. II. Hill ot Ga.
 l. J. Gaftrcil NJ C. Ga.
 A Caufeh, D. D. President of Franklin Col. lege, Ga
 Dr. F. l. Bacon. Camden.
 Dec. Is. ls5T. lan.
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COUNTY OF RANDOLPH.
 In Randolph Circuit Court in Chancery. May
 Term, 1858.
 John r. Black, as assignee of James w. Proud6t Robinson tN Hill, Martin X Smith, James C. Marvin and North & Scott "' ''- INHE creditors of the said James W. Proudft arc ! hereby notified that at the May term for ls5s or sad court among other things it was ordered by the Judge of said court that all persons haync de- mands against said James W. Proudft. have Ie we to exhibit them in this court before the Master in Chaneery, and he is directed to list as approved claims, those that founded upon notes or written hquidated evidences Of debt over the signature of said Proudt, and accounts that authenticated hy the affidavit of the claimants or supported by parol proof before him. which he shall reduce to writing and file in this unlesssuch notes. claims and accounts contested by the assignee in which tie Masterin Chancery may take testimony and report the contested claims with the testimony taken thereon, with his opinion thereon for the considera- tion of this court And the assignee is ordered to make publication in some newspaper in this State, notifying the creditors of said -Proudit that they may exhibit their demands in the way above set forth te E. Ettell Urmston. Master in Chancery of this court, etc. JOHN F. BLACK Ass;rree ~s
 June 2s, US. ss-H of James ". ProudAt.
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J.. L. HoLLowELL. w. D. JAcoWAf. HOLLOWELL X JACOWAY. Attorneys at law Dardanslle Ark Jan. j. l355.
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HENRY JACOBI.
 Bookseller, Boek-BiHder, Stationer < Blank Book Manufacturer.

IFS prepared, on an enlarged scale, to execute all Il kinds of Book binding, in the latest and most improved style. Having engaged the services of two enabled to execute all work entrusted to lin r;,l neatness and despatch. HTl ,s'
 1iyng this branch of his business his personal at tepton he guarantees all his work not to be exceied m the south for eheapness and superiority. A fine assortment of Stationery Blank Books, Music, etc. always hand, and he is constantly receiving ad. dtions his already large stock of Standard Works School Books, etc.
 When anything in his line is called for and mol found on hand he will order it at once Call and set him at his new store, on Markham Street. two door. above 5. H. TucKns. April IS, 1858.
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N OTIC E

FoMMITTED to the jail of Polk count V Ark, two negro men, who say tbeirnans | are Peter and David. Peter i> abo1i z years of age, five feet or 2 inches high oi so
 color, has Il scar on his nose, he says done Os A. David is about D years of age, five tri '. inches high of dark color. has scar in is s. head. Said negroes say they belong to 'a Heron. of Ashley county, Ark. The ovne 7. negroes is hereby notihcd to come and E9u negroes pay all charges, otherwise they VIII " with as the law directs. ,r
 GEORGE s. TURkEAIl4Ss. S. June 9, '5S. SS-6m. 1~
 Cost of adv. S26. r $! per week. >