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LIST OF LgrrgRs.

REM MINING ia the Po.t Sfiice at Lam
baskerville. :, G., Ju.s IL 1913
,. ~ Aston, James Browa. PIKE Brown,
William A Chailin, 2 ID. w IirK w. =.
lIagins. 8. Mary A lpgram. Manc.vv L.
gram, DR. Jo-.ph Ice, George MobIey, ~.
J. Porter, John TAYLOR, Amy Victory.
Persons calling for letters iu the above
list, will please say, they sre advertised. !
. f-iasy , X. G. BIl,LINCS,P ~, M
July ., 2l--H =
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CHARLEsroN. JnlY 2 1858

CHARLESTON, July 1853
COTTON - The transactions to-day
reached 500 bales, ard the market closed
firm and full fer the better qualities. The
sales comprise 95 bales at 8; Il2 Mt IOs;
"a at loi; % at loi; 100 at n; I3 at I2t:
so - i2t: 49 at lai; l6l at i2f; 81 at Ias;
and 81 bales at l3c.
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Government Affairs-Officia Declare.
tlOn

The Washington Union, recognized as
the organ Of the Administration, announ
ces the search question settled. saying
Lord Mslmesbury now declares tha, II.
NJ Government recognize the principle Of
international law as Lard down lay Gen.
Csss IN his note Of the 10Th of AIril. aud
that n'ahmg in the treaty of 1912 (ihe
Ashbur"n traat,) supersedes that law.
The Uaioa sIso states two current facts
IN connections with the revenues and lh.
appropriations and expenditures Of the
Go, ernineni during the present wear
First THE receipts into the Treasury
have greatly declined.
SscondIy. The expenditures Of the
Gpyernment have been less than hereto
v<${7)e presrpt condition oi monetary NJ
~ feas To y great extent anticipated aud
A6e4ry eifon WAS ma te To in,lucr Congress
$ ~ 'iisf'it the appropriations {" eofTesIond
With the receipts. These efforts. too. IN
spite II extraordinary demands. have been
sueeesafnl The exp-hses have been large
iy retrenchei, not in s,nn.bt prnior,raed
TO the diminished receipts. because that
was impossible
The Union confirms the statement as
10 the p-omp, disavowsl by the French
Government of all completely in the tran
ssctions ~ Mons. Belly and concludes sa
follows:
.We believe il is in the contemplation
cfshe Administration to order larger
naval force than We have heretofore had
in:o the wssers Of Central America and
the GaIf; bat this will he not On accoun,
Of any new demonstrations OF e,fsr
ence BY foreign P,wers IN ,hH, qusr,s..
but with the general desigs ~ mnre e
fectaally protecting the lawful rights az
our ci,isens. and guarding our na,ioas.
interests from j-"par'iv in that part oi
tbs~orld. - Cotsn5sa ICSasSias
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Removal of 4 P. esident Monroe's Re
mains.

NEW i0RK, June 80.
The Committee on Ex President Mon
roes remains held n meeting last night.
Three entire regiments, six pieces Of ar
tii'erv. anl squadron Of cavalry were
detailed ~ aa escort from the tomb 10
the CITY Hall. Thirty three poIihearers,
with G-nernl Scott NJ the heal, were
appointed. John Cochrane was appoin-
4, orator
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New YouK Jnly q IShS

NEw Yonx, July 2, 1853.
Cotton is very dull The sales for ta O
days comprise 100 bales. Flour is firm.
aud $4,000 bbls. changed hands to-day
Wheat is heavy, with sales of 10000 bush-
els. Corn is firm, and $4,000 bushels were
dispo-rd Of Spirits Of Turpcntina is
steady. at 43c. per. gallon. Resin i, buoy
ant, and $500 bbIs were sold, ut 81 .55aI.- =
60 per bbi Rics il heavy.
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CHOICE OF GIFTS 1,
GTEAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
No 293 BROADWAY NEW yDRK

uIEAl AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
No. 293 BROADWAY, NEY YORK.
where the gifts, consisting of JLWELRY, &c,
AND VARYING FROM 10 CENTS TO TWO
HCNDRt ID DOLLARS, are always on EXHI-
BlTION, IN AMPLE SIIO w GASES. Our
New Descriptive Catalogue, conainiug large
variety of Books in every department of Sci
enee and Literature, TALL of which are sole at
regular publisher prices aud explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEU of allow
ing every purchaser Ills OWN CHOICE OF
GIFTS, and setting forth unequalled induce
ments 10 AGENTS, will be sent, post paid, to
any individual, on application.
Address, A. RANNEY, Agent,
No. 2ys Broadway.
July 7th 2i-6m.
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1888.

ME SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM CUSTOMERS AND Tal
andw
TO
stock M follows: ' N "' e~'eP''N|' oa
Ladies' Black Mu.rn Rob. ,na
Spes printed Jakonet
Stock of Bonncs and wei assorted Bonnet Rib
bons, French Flowers, Ruches
beautiful Striped andP ali
swiss and Nansook Musn's Iadrs
andC
boo'S large md we'll selected u Domati Gocds
Stock OF GENTS FURNISHING
needed
dollar Thirty,
tynnda
ungal ''''' '"Oo'e'' 'aeS ''S'
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For Sale.


&.A OFFEP for sale, two Dwelling d.,
Hjii Houses, situated in the village Of Hi
Lancaster with convenient lots attached al
80, one vacant lot adjoining the others and
very desirable ~ a building lot Que of the
dwellings front on French Street and the
other upon Church Street. will sell the
whole together, if desired or will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished
with all necessary out-buildiugs and conve.
niences for comfortable dwslljBas. Per.
sons are invited TO strict exaasi2.stion OF
the premises, and of the workssariship OF
the buildings, and Of the Iaalesiais eon,po
sing the srme. and with the whole, I am
disposed to believe. that the most f.lsiidious
will be well pleased.
! will sell upon such terms rs will accord
with the times. and purchasers may have
any indulgence required apon good paper.
My address is Hanging Rock r. D, =. C.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM
January 81. 1858, Soft
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HANGING ROCK
MINER AL SPRINGS

'NHE SUBSCRIBER INFORM TIE
L publich that on the first day of JnIy,
the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs will be
opened for tho reception OF visitors. War
ran'ed bv former encouragement and being
assured that these waters have IN repeated
instances had n salutary and happy effect
upon lnvalids who have given then, n fair
trial, he j. induced TO open again the pres
ent Summer, feeling confident that visitors
will meet with such accommodation and
comfort n is usual at similar places of re
sort
Mr.. w. NJ BARTON and LlDY, who
gave such high and general satisfaction the
past season, are sill engaged and will su-
perintend the comforts and eater for the
tastes OF guests again this year. Ample
Prepartiors are making to facilitate their
efforts; the tables will be- supplied with the
best that the surrounding country and neigh
boring markets will afford and other com
Portable arrangements will be in proper
ton. The properties of this water have
been so often described tha: repetition
now will he us, less they are know n to be
highly impregaated with Iron, SUI ulphur and
Mrgnesia. and have afforded relief to nva.
lids in numbers of cases
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
June 80, 1888 20-f
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General News

The debates in both Houses of ParKs.
ment in reference to the American ques.
non' were very conciliat,ry. The English
squadron will Prdtabiy be Withdrawn
from The Chtiah waters and sen, ,o tho
Soast n Africa, and the right Of search
MIA Visitation entirely abandoned.
The propeller New York, which was
hS'ecSeh on the coast of Scotland, WAS
breaking up,
:, 'nere Is no'hing later from India, and
the Continental news is uninpor,an,
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AUGUs A. Ga, June 7. 1853
From long personal acquaintance with
Leon T. Dugas aud Frederic e. i}a,bcr. we
tax great pleasure N certifying that q ev
ar" Inen at tir highest in,rst,w nd in this
ccnmuni'y are "strrL.r,i hnd reg Tird ns
higld, honorable and Nurtp, citizens.
b ONIEY,
Ma, 90 of i'.r Git, oi iugn.ta
JAMES "a, sMYTHE,
Postmaster ~ the City of Augusta.
1.s.n Join y. KING,
gisa h.se~ 40 Formerly u. s, Sepstor.
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THE MIGHTY HEALERi
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED

The free admissions Of all Nations, "a well
az the verdict ot the leading Hospitals OF the
Old az well az the New W orld, stamp thia pow.
erful remedial Agent the greatest healing
preparation ever made known to suffering man.
Its penetrative qualities are more than mar.
vclous, through the external ori6ces of the skin.
invisible to the neaked eye, il reaches the seat
OF the Internal disease; and i'm all external af.
fections its anti-nHammatory and healing vir-
tues surpass anything else on record, aud is
Natures great ally.
ERYSIPELA ANDSALT RHEUM.
Are two of the most common and virtucn.
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment il especially antagonistic, its
modasoperdndi" ia first to eradicate the ven.
ON and tnen complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS
Cases of many years standing that have per.
tinaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invarible succumbed to a
lew applications OF this powerful unguent
ERUPTION on THE SKIN.
Arising trcm = bad state OF the blood or chronic
disease are eradicated and a clear and trans.
parent surface regained by the restorative &C.
ton OF this Ointment. 1t surpasses many of
the cosmetics add other toilet appliances in
Its power TO dispel rashes aud other disiigure.
ments of the face
PILES AND FISTULA.
Svers form and feature of these prevalent
and stubborn diso ders is eradcatcd locally and
entirely 10y the use OF this emolient: warm
| lamentations should preccde it's application -
Its healing qualities will be found tn be thor.
| ough and invarible.
Both tie Ointment aug Pills should be
uSed az the fotioOiny cases.:
bunions, Swellled Glands,
| Burns, Sore Leps
ChsppeL Hands, Sore ,rcasts,
Chiiblains, Sore Heads,
| Fistula, Sore Throats
Gout, Sores OF all kinds
Lunbago, Sprains,
| Mrcuiial EIuptions, Stiff Joints
Piles Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, letter,
| Ringworm, Ulcers
Scalds Vcn,raI Sores
Skin Diseases, Wounds of all kinds,
eB- CAuTIoS!-None are genuine unless the
words Holloway New York and London, are
discerni'lS aS a NV Water-mark" i'll every leaf Of
the book OF directions arounu each pot or box;
the same may be plainly seen by "holdiuy the
| lcat tn the light" A handsome reward will be
gwen To any one rendering such information as
may lead to the detection of any party or par.
ties countcrfeiting the medicines or vel ding
tile same, knowing them to be spurious.
.. Sold ut the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane. New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med.
lcine throughout the United States and tho
civilized world, i'll boxes at % cents, 63 cents,
and 81 each.
EB- There ia considerable saving by the lar
| ger sizes.
| y. B-Dirertions for the guidance of pat
rents IN every disorder affixed to each box.
June 10 1873. ls-Iv
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


So, N" p YORK. and dava"d sexsns"n C Charleston
% ba,sm wa Cherry Aver: Cherry Ie'O and Pills
nr Columbian Hter Carriers Spanish Mixture
medicine
WI have tried acts like charm Qii
kuf Thomson Medicn
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Steam Mill Accounts.

PERSONS knowing themselve, indebted
to te subscriber for lumber are in.
formed that all accounts for the wear 1857
ar" in the hands of John ID WyIie. ESQ.
Tor collection, who is instructed to sue upon
al claims not settled in ten days from this
time.
JAMES NJ INGRAM.
July 7, 2l-2t
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New Adyertisements.
Estrayed Mule.

up on Maj. Clinton's plantation,
Il one mile below Lnncasterviie. n lary,
sorsel mare mule. shod all around. m.
owner can get said mule by pa,i ing expen-
ses, and paving for this advertisement.
Jnly If
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Grlrgrnpblr.
Later From Europe,

HALIFAX, June 2s.-TRe sfeannhip
hratia, Capt. Stone. has arrived at ,hi,
port with Liverpool dates 10 the ie,s
inst
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+ "A n q a STIR LHnG GrR
Announce etnents.
FOR THE LEGISf,ATURE

We are authorized by the friends Of ]
WILLIAMS, Esq. to announce him candi.
date TO represent our District in the next
Legislature.
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Kenzie's Patent Wafer Filter.

ME BEST FiLTiR KNOWN FOR
L Family u-e has given he highest Sat
l>faction Tor many years is scientific
in construction, portable durable, and
cheap. IL renders rain water perfectly pure
and sweet, making ciSterns more rcon0mi
cal Than wells. and avoiding the Diseases
arising from The hard waterr rof lime stone
regions. Five sizes retail from SO to SI2
dollars. Wholesale to the trade ut the
usual discount Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by J. F. Che
ney & Co.; made now only by JAMES
TERRY d. co at the old stand of J. +.
&. 81 Co. State Street, Rochester, n. Y
For descriptive circulars address James Ter
~ g. Co,
June 10, lS-Sm.
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Our Of be
Of
ande y
,, 9 ~ ..o, o HAssELTINE cuREToN
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ICE ! lOE.! IcE!!!

NHE SUBSCRIBER WILL Commence
! keeping ICE for sase in any quantity
about the frat Of May.
,. J. MeKAiE.
Camden. April 81 --lo-am.
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READll READl!

A CARD
From the Commissioners, and Certifi-
Gates from the Mayor and others of
the City Of Augusta
Augusta. Redmond County, Ga.
This is To Certify, That we have super
Intended The drawings Of tie Sparta Acade-
my Lottery, Shnuel Swan g. Co. Managers
at Augusta, Ga, from the commencement
ct It's drawings. and still continue To super
in'rnd the SINE. E,ch drawing is solely
ahd exclusively under our control. aud w.
can assure the publ, ihi the managers are
men "f honor. responsibility, and iair dea,
Ing, aud ever, thing connected with the en-.
tire bnsir"s- Is carried on with the most
>crupuious aud rxgci inlcgrily
LIE - u DUGNS
FREDERIC G.. BARBER.
mlssioners
hugustt Ga, Junr T. 1853.
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The Friends of Maj J. r. RurLEpcE.
announce him candidate 10 represent the
Di-trict Of Lancaster in the lower branch
of the hext Legislature.
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To Cotton Planters

fit. undersigned ~ prepared To sell Cot
ton Gins of the best quality at 81 Der
saw. delivered nr the Charlotte, York aud
N. &. X. Road landings. The advantage
these Gins have over those shipped from
other State" il, that they will las, longer
one sett Of rihbs being equal to three, the
brush covered with tin instead Of cloth and
being more easily repaired and at less TX
p"nse.
Reference, Joan JosEs. I.berty Till.
JAMES VI. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' Ma, 10 1859 IA Gin
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FOR ORDINARY

FOR ORDINARY
We are authorized by the Friend. of J
4. X. BELK, Esq. to announce him n can.
u'dn'e for Ordinary u: the ensuing election.
The Friends of +. II. Hamo,p on. g.
nonnce him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster Distri,. '''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
WATCHES & IEMELRY

I EUST received a large and fun assortment of
- every description ef Watches and Jewclrv. i'm
proved gold, silver and steel framed spectacle
also a variety of silver aud plated speous kajFas
and forks pocket knives pocket books, dc, all OF
which We win sell at very low prices.
60 Watches Of all kinds repaired IN the best
style and at short notice. warranted for twelve
months
An kinds OF iewclry neatly repaired and made
to order.
sep II, 81 FELLMER & GRAF.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
'uruEr.,-Nn. 81
JOINT RESOLUTION respecting the distri-
L.---r II .--L---- ~ IL / ------rt.

JOINT RESOLUTION respecting the GlStri-
button of certain public documents.
Raa5~-i 5y NE Senate a5.F Hgnsa ofRs-
prsaaa.n. afH. LWtf States of -Imcrt
o1 Il. Caagrl@ lseaisj, That the words
$50 many in .ao t..ra section Of the joint
resolution Of the twenty yalh January, cigh-
teen hundred and tt,g-savea, respecting the
distribution of ,.s,..u Iaoum .ats, =" be- and the
same ars.a..e.g stricken .ac and the words
Two a-ads.I anI aty be and the samo are
hereby inserted in their p.s:a; and, further,
that .aa word, at the end yf,lo section, Shy
him. be and the same are hereby stricken
out, anl the word, no him 6y the Repre-
sentative ln C9u.r-ss lrom each congressional
district aal by the delegate from each Tern-
tory ia tho Uu..d States" bs and are hereby
inserted.
Approved March 20, 1855.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
E'aEaliEy Groceries and Boat
stores.

rE7IEE anI.rignad would respectfully anuosnce To
1 biz a'. customers ana u..H"- that be has
-rans. 3D. family grocery and b.ar store. next door
below .he h.i-h building where bc formerly kept
.r# VIII keep % constant supply of groceries, pro
Visions ,ee necessary for family use. The higHes
ca-. prices viii ie given for country produce, dc
POW HIATTAN PERKINS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
IEE AUT TECET-y.l
TurHLIc-No. 4.

ngBLIo-No. 4.
A RESOLUTION to authorize certain OH
Gers and men engaged in the search for
Sir John Franklin TO receive certain med
ais prcsca..I 10 them by the government.
of Great Britain.
RssoIrrf ty Ha Senate anil House Of Be-
prls.nt7'ina afHr JaHl >f.tr or -AnerE-
r1 10 Congress -raei'', That the officers
and mau cuga-ed .u ths several expeditions
which have been fitted out in the United
States fs the recovery of ~.r John Franklin
oud His an~u uau.o0, ba authorized to accept
tH" medals recently transmitted 90 this gov
eminent .'g presentation 20 tuau 10y the gov
oruu-nl %. Great Britain
Approved, March o. ls-S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
F..s.r. -- y-., ....-, .-.

L... -- l... t- -t -s.
.-a..1 dated Albany. Mrrsa .a -s...
aar La dose o.. lls morning -.5a a-
Tie assembly,, a18--s. laa.ar.- a.l Delaney.
rew.s-a .r.aI .rw York. got .-.. words ga
Bib. 7- 7n.a ..r. ia.s.aT ..r..-e .... 'n-.-
...a. la7 Latter Immediately -..u.-rI a-r
-s o.. ,-.gaf, --t Was prevaa.s, .T7.4 ST. s-
E- .w .- o.. "yE'aHaars. t -a' some
.ao sa.r' ..r. .-a. .-..s hold -.a.a 20. .r5..
m a-. Delaney .a .as --rr.a.----or .--.
s.... .1 ..a ..se. alt -yaa.r..F .rs carafa.
aa.s "e.- parted. --e.e uas u--. excite
uE--.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Ladies' Dress G0OdS,

I TOUSSELIN DE LANES, merinoes, pop
VI Pap.iu-. eAa.!ey~, aIpaceas, eashmeres, black
ana fancy silks De Tor sale hy
oct >. 81 WARD d SOUTHgATD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Sugar.

FF0WuERED, crushed and Havana sugars, re-
I rsivaH per steamer Arkansas aU3 for sale by
sen is. 81 WARD d sou fHMAGD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
FALl p WINTER GOODS.
knitting y as,sa~.

pLACk. white mixed rcd ami rf.e al1rra.
- knitting yarn for sale 5E
sep H. 81 NAHD * -yr r.IIMAID.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Sa,tinc,!s. Tweeds and Jeans.

900 PIECES sattinetts, tweeds and jeans
- - ~ plain aud faucy. for sale by
oct . 81 WARD d SOUTHNAAD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
-..NT MLS-ONENT.
ORIENTAL LIFE.

.-. ..-E '.. u.-- I za- positions i0
which r.. ....- ... ---....... .. flat r,u..v
s.r- been -. .r.. t...." I..-a stories will cuu-
#.n. fa..a-aung rae who. raar. and v.I prove
,..a rHn-. -... .-.rs- rsl 60 rae pl5lic.
t.ru..a.. weekly q. -....-el.o,r- aul at 81
a .aag Al. ...-.s- .....- ..- s.. ..s.--.3 70
JOHN s. Dye Broker.
PaI'ir.r an1 Proprietor -a Wall street. y 7.
Ina. D .-E-lv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
.gstss EEncnfsnh.

I HAVE I~.t received IN addition tp my former
L stock an assortment "t dom.-tjrs. psiat-. giug
hams lawns. fancy articles. fresh pe..h.- ,u .ar-
tor family "-.. ready waHa clothing hats. boots
and -hue-, harIvava -al-. su-a-. coffee wines and
other liquors all ~ which viii be- sole low for cash.
may 90 81 IgHIfNTAN PERKINS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Blacksmith ToOis.

DROWN s superior Bellows
Io Naasao,e aud common auyils,
s...lzg and hand hammers, vices,
Stock aHi dies. and saw plates,
q 5ar-. 1anlf .i.ays 10 be found at
isat13, o., HENRY: NlLLlA--N " -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
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..-.. .-...... ....a.'.- .....u "


Ana -1a. a-.s Shakespeare a-.a-a4, .as
.asas ...rg. "."aa. r.-az nn Ike a.ga--
TOW grasses. a.. a.aa. .aa l.-.s- rravsz,
AMI .- down ami -.a ...a ar. ..-s,"
la .-r..r..a--I suppose you a-. 81. v..,-
.~r with great .H. a fa- o.. .--n as.a-
mr l.....a. a..a.7a, sr ...s.a ono
..r.... a.... .----- year .....sn. v.t
~a.. .. a. a-.H as .r- nation We ar- bow
..r.. 90 ....-0 .-'.--....a a.. a..- .-.s T..a
creation. some a.. sr. TO . ,.r..a.
others -... q. degradation. now ..aa want.
..r u. ..- ... -a..-s. ....- a-.nr.
a.. ~. .a.. some r... ro ....r rra ..
.s.aa'. .z = mr @s-L I..a.- .g-.-
remarks.
...n. ..- ..--'a~. na-- r.-. .1.-a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

-. .. .... .r ..--Lla . ....s.r n '...
.-.s .-. -- Lawrence 90 I.r....'. vt..h
.1 ... ar.arH. n.r..rt.a --s.-ar rr.-..
w.I be- -.s .ar-.7t and finest .- .'s v- -
10 .s 10 be- -"o miles l5-r. I.-f amour.
%. uaa1arg 10 he bridge viii Js sg5t.u1a
cubic sg- which az 10 ta; 10 tie .y1 give,
tots. ~s sh. ai about --og0 .ra-. -Four
teen o.. 'aa piers are completed. a-f +. is cE-
rse-.t .-rt eight more vii. finished rart
season, .a1r.rr only two 90 erect iu 1850
The ta-. weight o. iron la .ae taHa. w... rr
1850. Sons Tee bridge VIII cos. -a.l- .-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
NEW CLOTHING.

III THE undersigned would respectfully inform
F5 his friends and old customers, thar he has
Il just returned HHu the east. with the largest
aul n.-f .oerrI stock of read y made clothing and
ofthe latest and most fashionable styles which he
viii 'ir- az cheap as can De fouudin the southwest.
consisting In Tart OK
Piece goods such rs Cassimcrc~,
aud Cloths and a splendid assortment
OF summer Hats,
Coats, Fauta.o0Hs, Hats, Caps.
Boots, Shoes. and all kinds Of
Gents furnishing goods: also.
constantly on hand a variety Of
choice Neg1rs.
5. j. ADLER
may II. 90.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
No. - south E~saSgs et-- below.
&hV>nmg, assembly, EEaa-EEEta.-,
E1Issl5IEsS5 .'sa5a7.

~ To be haG OF a..t OF
all DrgLi-rs aud e.H.ars #ra.-,... a. United
States. Canada ami British .,.su...-
Beware a. suau'..l...- AS. ..r I,.n....
Take no other Cura- rrHra-..a.
~ Parties r.4Wri.- information EH REGAIN. t.
-a3es of thr Hea.a,a -. aaa He IraHu...J. will
please -y. ..-s ., Ha...-.... .. .a.., and a.as.-s.
NAV -, 5I-Ig
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
SnawIss

nTAID. rel. blue and laug shawls foT sale by
/ oct ,. 81 WARD * S0UTHAAGD.