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ne ionowing IS part of a sermon delivered oy Young on the 17th of January last:
 Oan we feed and clothe ourselves? Yes wa caf' as we'll as any people On the earth Wa nave goodly share of the genius. talent and aolnty of the world; it is combined in inc elders ol this church and in their families And tbe uehtlles wish to see few tricks. we have Nor. mons that can perform them. We have the meanest devils on earth in our midst, and wa Intend to keep them; and if the devil does not LOOK sharp we will cheat him out of them at last, for they will reform and 20 to Heaven with us. "
 "We have already showed the invadng ar. my Iew trlcks, and told Captain Van Vliet that Ii they pressted in making war upon ms | shouid share in their supplies The how, would fde among the enemy's tents and onn of their captains ran into Col Alexander,s tont one nignt, saying: Why, Colonel Fll be d-d 1T Fl the Mormons won't be riding into your tent If you don't look out '0'-'
 "o nave Che smartest women in the world the pest cooks the best mothers, and they know now 10 dress thmeseves the neatest of anv o'herS. We are the smartest people in the wofid-but look out, pertaining to taking care oi ahG sustaining ourselves that the cbiIdren of tlls world are no smarter than the children of iight. say that they shall not be- for we will peat them m every good thing, the Lord and the brethren being our helpers. The Lord bless you" DEPARTURE OF EIGHT HUNDRED HORIZONS FROM
 THE TERRITORY.
 The San Francisco Herald has and impor- tant rumor
 By private letter from E. D. Knight eso who Is now at San Bernardo, we have the fol. towing lntelllgence: The mail carrier between Salt Lake and California, stated that Brigham 1oung had furnished passports to eight hundred and forty disappointed Mormons-men. women and chlldren-who had availed themselves of the opportunity, and set out from Salt Lake for California The messenger passed them about four hundren miles from San Bernardino and they were hurying through as fast as possible lhls assertion gives the lie to Brghom Youno,s assertion to Col. Alexander when he forwarded Mrs. Mogo and her child to the American camn On this occasion, Young writes:
 Mrs. Mogo and her infant are conveyed to your camp, in accordance with my previouslv often expressed readiness to forward to von such as might wish to go, and it is the only ra. sldent of that description in Utah. as far as I am informed
 That so large number should seize the op- portunlty to escape, indicates much want and SuHerihg Tn Salt Lake City; and they will doubt less De now followed by numerous others, if the arch rebel will permit them to leave"
 The special commissioners to the Mormons Governor Powell and Maj. Ben. Mccullough have started for Utah.
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Eot Smith, .Ayk., April 27tb. ,5

A"t o"tt"f, -1|h., Apfll Zftn, '0S.
 MR. EDIroR-Ata a meeting of position of the citizens of Sebastian county, held at Green wood, the following proceedings were hal:
 The meeting appointed three delegates to the Camden convention. It will be seen at a glance that the whole proceedings are so bung- ''nS as to exclude us entirely from participa- ting in the selection of candidate. If none ol the delegates attend at Camden, the third resolution says if the delegates fails to attend sad convention, that those in attendance be re- qulred to cast the vote of this county in said convention.
 Now, wish to know how the convention is to vote knowingly when the meeting failed to express preference for any one of the aspirants Tor Congressional honors; had they stated that Hon. A. Rust, or Hon. T. B. Flournoy, was the choice of this county they would have car red out the wish of the democracy of Sebas. tan county l believe that either of the two gallant names would be satisfactory to the peo- pie. That our present member of Congress is repudlated no one will gainsay, and 1 know that It IS the wish of large majority of the democracy that one or the other of the distin. gulshed gentlemen named in this communica- ton are the choice of Sebastian county. and had the convention expressed itself that far, it would have given satisfaction to the democracy Now who IS the convention to vote for, in the event of the non attendance of the delegation? Are we so poor as not to be able 10 express a preference, and leave it to other counties to vote for us? Are we to have no voice in the selection of the next congressman, only through the one man power, or are we to take the whole conventions of other counties to cast the vote of this county? If so, may there not be
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ANOTHER ANTISLAvERY NovEL.-We find the following notice of another anti-slaverv mo- vel in the New York Times:
 'Od Hepsy is the title of another romance on slavery, added to the long list for whose ex. istence Mrs. Stowe and the popularity of Uncle Tom are responsible. Instead of existence it will be safer pernaps, to substitute appearance. for the great majority of the Uncle Tom school Of ronances have ceased to exist, except as dead stock in the hands of their misguided publishers. The author of Old Hepsy is Mrs. c. w. Deni- son"
 This novel will probably never be sent to the south, but the name of it's writer should be known and proscribed.- Colsn5ia Carolinian.
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Democratic Meeting in Ashley County.

At a mass meeting of the democratic party. held at Hamburg, on the 2Oth day of April. A.. D. 1858, Rev. Robt. Tucker was called to the char' and Robt. F. Holmes appointed secretary. he object of the meeting being explained by the chairman, the following resolutions were adopted.
 We omit the 1st and 2l resolutions as they relate to the Camden convention, which has transpred. They instructed for Rust first and Flournoy second
 3 Reso'Oel, That county convention be holden on the 4th Monday in May next, for the purpose of nominating candidate to represent this county in the next General Assembly of the legislature of Arkansas, and to nominate country offices if deemed necessary. 4 Resol0eR, That these proceedings be pub iished III the True Democrat and Jefferson En- terprise.
 D Reso'0ed Thal this meeting adjourn sine "'e; ROBT. TUCKER, Chm
 RoBT. F. HOLMES, Secy.
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DpDayture,
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Masonic Lodges i, ,Yt,Ia n7

Masonic Lodges in Little Rock. ,SI wTsTTRN TR |, STAR LODGE No. l.-E. II. ENG- MAsSoLIAs sLoDeE, No. 6o.-GRANvIIIE Mo PETERSON, W. M. A-N NA0- GRAND LODGE OF ARKANSAS. L. E. RARREP C; H., T. D. MARRIcI c. Sec.
 UNION CHAPTER, Nc. 2.-E. Il. ENGLISH. H p "kAND CHAPTER OF ARGANsAs.-E K. Il. ENGLISH. c. 4. r. A. $. HUEY. C. Sec.
 OCCIDENTAL CoUNcIL E. * S NJ No IL K BARBER, C. .h ' i HgGH DE PAYENs CoMMANDERY. K. Y. No. L. L. k. BARBER, c na.
 ACACIA LoDGE OF PERFECTION No LA S k.--L. E. BARBER. c. R
 hEpkoN COUNCIL PRINCES OF JERusA1r,1. No. 1 E Il. ENGLISH, M JW. EXCELSIOR CHAPTER, RosE CRoIx. No. 1-G. q. WATKINS, 7. W. H 0' GODFREY DE ST. OMER CuApTrr K~,o,,po F. DoscH, Mo- l-L. E. BARBER Gr CD.
 Odd Fellows Lodges. FAR W EST LODGE, No. l. |. 0. Q. F-Reoular meeting every Saturday evening. Hall on Scott st. between Markham and Elm.
 E. c. SIiILLCUTT, N c. PIKE LODGE No. F. l. o. Q. F.-Repular meet ing every Tuesday evening. Hall on Scott Street between Markham and Elm
 WM. E. WOODRUFF, JR.. Y. c. ', ARKANSAS ENcAMrMENr, No. 2.-WM. S. DA- VIS, C. r.
 Druids.
 AURORA GrovE, No. l. U. A. o. D.-IIall on -ial hldlIl; htSular meeting every Wednesday, I o'clock, P. M until further notice
 J. KUBER, ~ I. PULASKI TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No l8-Rccular meeting every Thursday evening. Hall on Marlh m street. II. c. LOWE, W. c. T.
 Temperance Orders. LITTLE RocK DIvIsIoy, B. OF IT No. 12o Pc,,. lar meeting every Fray evening Hall on Mark ham street. SAMUEL WATSON " D IT, REsouE DIVISION. $. OF T. No l79.-Everv Wednesday night. Hall on Markham street.
 II. C. LOWE " P
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Ir. il'i4ane,s .crmliusu
ALWAYS ASSORTED To WHEN EVERY OTHER REMEDY
 FAILS.

FAILS
 NLw YoRS, Sept l5, 1852.
 .4 This i~ to certify that my ciId three veals od was troubled with worms some six months. had tried several Kinds of medicine, but none of them done any good; and it was not until tried Dr. M Planes celebrated Yermitrse, prepared by Elem. ing Bros, that she found any relief gave her the contents of one bottle, which brought from her very large quantity of worms but they were so com p!ely cut to pieces it impossible to count them My daughter is TOW doing well; indeed. sho is com pletely restofeI to health l therefore take lleasure Ill recommending it to parents would sav. by all means keep a supply of this valuable medicine con- Nt"ntly in your houses. l have known many child fen to dio suddenly from the effects of worms. It also not subsequently happens that children are treated Tor croup, when the choking and coughing is caused altogether by the irritati, of worms There fore, say again, keep always in the house. costs but itJe and may bo the means of saving life; and at any rate it will save physicians bills.
 MRS. LANE, No 833 Eighth street.
 .y Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. Nf,- LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. mann tactured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburrh. Pa All other Vermituges in comparison are worthless, Pr LANES genuine Vermifuge also hiscelebra- ted Liver Pills, be had at all respectable druo stores None genuine tcit4out tbe siyaafuye Of t"-I FLEMING EROS
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GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk
Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings
FORTUNES TO TIE BRAVE.

THE subscriber. having purchased the land at the ! head of steamboat navigation on Current river, about fifty miles above Pocahontas. by the way of the river, and at a short distance below the mouth of Little Black it being eligible and convenient trading and shipping point for fertile and populous portion of Randolph county. Arkansas, and several of the adjacent ana surrounding counties of Missouri and being willing to afford business location to trade>men and mechanics, has laid of number of lots, sixty by one hundred and twenty feet which he proposes to sell.
 He will sell some lots privately if desired or the entire town site to company, retaining an interest himself one member Of the company Persons desiring further information invited to view and examine for themselves and any communication, ad- dressed to J. H. F., ill reference to the matter, at Hicks Ferry, Randolph county, Arkansas, will be promptly answered. J. Il. r.
 MnI.
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HE STATE OF ARKANSAS, |

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS CoUNTY OF PULASKI
 In the Chaneery Court of said county, in vacation, sd day of May, A. D. 1858.
 John White. CDB10ldiadat. vs In chancery.
 ioana NJ. White, Defehdqat. { AN this day appeared said complainant by his so- V lictors, Rector t1 Matheny and files herein his bill of complaint the object and prayer of which is to obtain q decree of divorce rom the said defend- ant. And complainant having filed with said bill an affidavit setting forth therein that the defendant is resident of this State-i is therefore ordered that she be notified of the filing and pendencv of said bill against her by publication of this order in some newspaper printed in this State for the number of times and within the time prescribed by the Statute and that unless she appear in said court on or before the fourth day o the next thereof to be held at the court house of said county in the city of Little Rock on the third Monday of June, A. D. 1858, and then there, fife her exceptions plead, answer or de- mur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against her and all nterocutory decree entered ac- cordingly.
 GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest. GORDON N PEAY, Clerk May II, 1888. 2w Cost of adv S5
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NEW REFRESHMENTS
To ali Whom i, NAV Conce~n

VIE books and accounts of the late firm of Hart S
 | Henry are in the hands of the undersigned. All those indebted to the concern will please come for ward and settle. H. A UENRy May llth. lS5S
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER
FURNISHED BY MERRIcK & wAssELL.l
 Arrivals.

lfohNIsHED BY MERRICK & wAssELL.1
 Arrivals. May 3-Rough and Ready, from Napoleon. S-Arkansaw Traveller, from NapoIeon. S-Tennessee Belle, from New Orleans. 5--H Fitzhugh, from Ft. Smith. 6-S. H. Tucker, from Napoleon. 6-Dardanelle, from New Orleans. .-Arkansaw, from Fit. Smith. I-Quapaw, from New Orleans. o-Iennessee Belle. from Fit. Smith, . S-Rough and Ready, from Ft. Smith. lo-S. H. Tucker, from Ft. Smith.
 Departures. May 2-Rough and Ready, for Ft. Smith. fArkansaw Traveller, for Napoleor. 4-Tenne>see Belle, for Ft smith. 5-H Etzhu,,h for Cincinnati. 6-S. H. Tucker. for It. Smith. I-ArkanSaw. for New Orleans t-tluapaw. for Ft Smith. s-Tennessee Belle. for New Orleans .s-Rough and Ready, for Napoleon. lo-S. Il. Tucker, for Napoleon.
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PIcArUNE OFFICE, May 8, 1858. Sales were about 400 bales.

MOLASHES- Fcrucnting have been sold at 3se in bbls and 3oc ' gallon in half bbls.
 FLoUR-We have noticed sales of only 600 to -0o bbls. Ohio and Indiana .supertne at s4 25 and 200 at $4 80 i3 bbl.
 CORN-About loo sacks have been sold at 531a 5oc. for mixed and white, and 600 prime white in lots at 56c fs bushel.
 WHEAT-34o sacks prime red sold at sl g busbel. PORk-We notice only retail transactions at SIS 5o0SlS 75 59 bbl for mess.
 BA.ON-The sales include l5 to 20 casks at 7c. for shoulders 95sc for ribbed sides l0c for clear and o4c for hams, and IT casks clear sides at l0lc 9 fb BEEF--A few half bbls. mess sold at ss(as 9.
 LARD-Wc hear of no transactions of any mo- ment. Holders ask ll4@l2e S fb for prime in tierces COFFEE-The sales have been confined to 400 bags comprising 50 at lo19c loo at 1osc and 25o at He 5 ib.
 STAR CANDLES-Full weight at 2l022c s9 fh. SPIRITS TURPENTINE-l2 bbls sold At inc re duced rate of 521ae 5 gallon.
 ilDES-Prices have advanced with sales of 34 dry AsIakapas at at ls@l814c; some green at A@715c lS4e 5 fb. " "'
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CARD.

I E'"' ' " TT Y gItlVIWIN ttllUerS ms thanks Ar to the good people of Little Rock and various nHft9 of Arkansas for hcjr kindness. confidence and lDeTal patronage the past four months
 lie may be consulted and his celebrated remedies dispensed at bis room, in the Rector House at The liot Sprins>, till the I~t Sept
 Ills Indian Compound. stomach Bitters Liver and DTSleptl. Powder, Vegetable Elixir Female Pana- eea and Magic Lniment. may be had at any of the drug stores in Little Rock
 The femnle E'anaeea and the other remedies may also De had at Mrs. Grahum's Millinery Store markham street, Little Rock. May f. 1858
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Ma1ried-In this county on the 6.h May. 1858, by Rev. D. L. G. Mckenzie. Mr. WM' s. LEFEvE to Miss MARINEA NJ. THOMSON
 Dled-ln Saline county, May 2d, 1858, Mir. SAMUEL HoMAN, aged about 40 years
 In this city, on Saturday the 8rh inst, after a few days illness, Mr. HUGu LLOYD AIKEN. aged about As wears.
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EsTATE oF sABREr oFFUTr. DC(,D

To Altfe' Il. offutt George w. OIutt. Darwin J. Ottatt, John k. Oifntt Benjamin F. Ohutt. the repieSentati,eS of Amanda r. Downing, decd, born ofutt and Emcline F. Scott born Otrutt, and her husband. James Scott
 'E'AhE NoTICE-That at the term of the court of
 tfooate, Of the county of Chicot, in the State of Arkansas, which will be begun and held at inc court house of said county in the town of Lake Vil l9ge on tine fourth Monday of July next, A. b. lS58 the undersigned eXecutor and one of the deyisecs G1 N1bret ohut, deeea~cd, will apply to said court cordance with the provisions of lis last will and tes 'alleht. JOEL J. OFFUTT.
 By CHAPMAN, -s, ct 'oGnLt' apTll 2S, IS3S. 4Horney.
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A NEW SUPPLY OF FURNITURE

EEl w ILL Dc sold at Orleans e----7T7---TT==-7s,> T ~ Mahogany Marble Top ea}f--z-.---zz-S5a.Sy Center and Side Tables. Sofas and Card Tables. Fancy Wash Stands, Safes Tete- a. tetes, Parlor Chars Easy Chairs Ottomans Elize Rockers, Cain Seat and Wood Rockers, Flat Backs. Mahogany and Wain4t mt Book Cases, do Bureaus. Cherry Mahogany Mahogany BeistcaCs. with Barr Frame Tnckers Tat; Spring Bed, best ever offered Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes. office and Dining Room Chairs, Cotton and Shuck Matrasses
 Ako, large lot of Cook Stoves. all warranted of the tquahty and Cheaper than they can be bought Ill our market D. BENDER.
 May H. 1858
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GARDENING FOR THE SOI-T!,

a ah the KITCHEN and FRUIT GARDEN. with ~ the best methods for their cultivation together Wth ", hntS upon lanscape and flower gardening, by w. N White, of Georgia.
 McMahon's American Gardner.
 BEING the. AMERICAN GARDNFRs CArFN- DAk, adapted to the climate and seasons of the 1T States containing acompiee amount of all the work necessary to be done in the Kitchen Garden, Emit ITarden' Flower Garden, Orchard Pleasure Ground. any month in the year Eleventh edition.
 Farm Implements
 And the principles of their construction and nse with 2oO engrcyed illustrations by Thomas Receiy Cd an1 Tor sale by JNO. E. REARDON. May II '5S ~
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Cattle Market.

Jefferson City May 8. BEEF CATTLE-The market is amply supplied. We quote good western at s1a@-c. 5 ib net, and Lake and Texas cattle at 415d17c. HOGS-Prices Tssc. 52 fb net. A good stock. SHEEP-Pnces $3tgh 5 head. An ample stock and slow market. MILCH CoWs-Prices atSo@75 3 head. A mo- derate supy.
 VEAL CATTLE-A good inquiry. Prices at $s @l0 50 5 head.
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"HISKEY,

SA BBLS. WHISKEY, eIV l6 half bbls do
 Received and for sale by NJ. TANTI. May II, 1858.
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Approximation Prizes.

CoMMIssIoNLRs UERTIFIcATE-The undersigned sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify that the above is an accurate list of the Numbers and Prizes as they were drawn by this day at Augusta Georgia.
 F. c. BARBER, c.
 L. r. DTGAS. N"ofh Cohlhllssloners. sworn to and subscribed before me this day. April "A, 1858. LEWIS LEVY, J. P.
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Auction Sale of Publjc Property.

THE Public property at Fort Arbucke. c. N., Fort | Washita C. N, and Fort Smith, Arks., pertain ing to the Quarter Masters Departments consisting of Corn, Oats, Hay. Fuel, Wagons, Horses, Oxen. Harness, Leather Iron, Blacksmiths, Carpenters. Saddlers Masons and other Miscellaneous Tools; age: Horse Medicines, Stationery Building Materials will be sold at public auction as folows The public property at Ft Arbuckle will be sold at that Post on Monday, the 24th day of May, at Fort Smith on Monday 2Sth of June. 1858 Sales to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the days above specified at the respective Posts. Terms CASH Rv oraer of
 Capt. A. MONTGOMERY.
 A. c. NJ. U. s. A.
 r.-e,-r ', NJ. c. EAsTIN,
 ~ Agent Or. Master Department Fort Smith, April 2S, '5S S1 St
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DRAWING OF THE
Sparta Academy Lottery of Georgia.

Aug4std, Geoyyip, Safpyddy. APr5l, 24t6, 1858. SAMUEL SWAN & O., Managers
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EXPLANATION.-The left hand row in each of the above columns contain the Numbers which were drawn from the wheel The amount opposite each numher is the Prize which the number is entitled to-
 All tickets where the number ends in entitled to s20 in addition to any other Prize which the above drawing may entitle it to. Half Quarter and Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
 Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they draw over the SEQ Prizes. Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
 The principal Prizes in this Scheme were distribu- ted in the following places: No. 4029S. s70NNo. Americus, Ga. No. 2879s, s3o,O0o not sold No. ll6l6, Sl0,0oo Philadelphia, Pa. No. 2245O, s59Oo, Augusta. Ga. No. 354S9 S4000, New Orleans. La No. 266l4, SS,ooo, Memphis, Tenn. No. l27S1, S1,500, Statesburg. S. c.
 MILLER < COX, Agents at Little Rock
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NSE are just in receipt of well selected stock of W Cheap SUMMER CLOTHING which will be sold low for cash. MERhICK & WASSELI. Nlay II, 1905. Lower Landinr
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our cnolce for Governor is Brighrm Young. nu 'ha' Gholce Is unanimous Have nearly a uhdred thousand American citizens no rioht of 1nchlse! Must they be dragooned into servila oeisance to the will of their servants2 How nd when were we cut off from havino q vo;oo 1the selection of those who are to rnla rs2 8e used to vote in other places; where wbor ad by what authority are we disfranchised2- Eve we not cause for complaint? When you 9ject our Governor, you reject us You treat 4Nlth contempt the petition of our legislature; een you did that you treated us with con- '@pt for they were neither elected by stump seches, cabals, nor log-rolling; they are the |, iinous choice of the people who sent them we tamely submit to such high-h handed
 FeSslonS upon our rights, and become the M. all' servlle dogs of tyrannical administra- We declare in the face of High Heaven, " oelng our helper, we will not"
 HORIZONS DEMAND THE RIGHTS OF EQUALS NNe come not to you with smooth speech, or
 eyed words; we have not learned to cringe
 cath the lash of tyranny, nor to basely lick
 rect oi pubic servants who undertake to op- Ss us, We approachyou as your equals, and lAiy, openly and above board ask for our
 nus; We wilnot tamely submit to be abused, we nave been threatened. We approach you
 as d clique, cabal, or miserable faction
 1oiee IS the united voice of one hundred ,usand Americarfs, suffering under the most
 'eoeaented cruelty, outrage and wrongs and
 V! IS, glve us our constitutional rights; let
 J'y liberty in peace, and let right and jus.
 oo administered throughout the land, or we tr4;o ;o longer wear your cursed yoke of uncon- T T'u'lonal requirements.
 sN ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, Is Il. s. BEATIE,
 THOS. CALLISTER.
 LEONARD w. HARDY.
 SaIae 1iiaee on behalf of the citizens of Great Ter,;,ae ,.sNe oity, Great Salt Lake county, Utah
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GRAIN CisANLEs.

WE have in store superior article of Grain W Cradles; just the thing for the coming Wheat crop-will be sold low
 May II. '5S. NERRICK ,S WASSFJJ
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ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, H. s. BEATIE,
 THOS. CALLISTER. I FAN ADIA TIT rr.nDrv

FSinilfee SIate on behalf of the citizens of Great
 Ter-;,a , haSe City, Great Salt Lake county, Utah
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JUST lsEe'EEXFyl

HiSkoM Clarksville, 45 sacks Good Flour and for sale oy Nj. TANTI,
 May II, '58. Lower Steamboat Landinc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
FOR SALE,

SHAT valuable business stand Market Street. adoin-
i ing the Warehouse OF A. hamilton, occupied by
Coney clio hing store, Of the best stands in the
city for any retail establishment. Price very moderate
Apply to -
Now 26-u A. ". 8. LINDSEY.
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CONSTABLE.

~ We are authorized to announce WILSON MULLEN =
candidate Constable the Nahvil District, the
suing March election.
sES- We authorized to announce JESSE W. PAGE
ca di late for Com table in the Nashville District
So We authorized TO announce Med. A NoLES
dida able in the Nashville district HE next
March cleo ion.
gFv- We are authorized announce Ira A. Stout as
candidate for Constable IN the Nashyil District.
~ We authorized to announce JOSEPH l.. RYAN as
a candidate for Constable, ia the Nashville District.
s- We authorized to announce JESSE b. Perry
candidate for onsabe in the Nashville District at tn
ensuing March election.
EF'- We authorized to announce FLETCHFR w. Horn
as a caudidae table the Nashville District, the
ensuing March election
gsg- are authorized to sam. d. NICHoL
candidate Constable in the Nashville District at tbs
c su ne March election. uoy19