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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-05

MARBLE WORK.--The subscriber has on hand the
Nv largest and best assortment Of Marble Work,
offered the city, which he particularly invites aen-
ton Of the public. lie prepared to all Jobs In his line
in the best style Of the art snda short notice.
mays, '57-tf Z. JAMES SLOAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-05

DUHLDHNG LOTS FOR SALE.--Weoaer bargains
II D in numbered lots in Edgehed West Nashville Harding
BoSck's, Watkins, and other Additions to Nashville.
}. L. & r. ". BROWN,
mayl3-lm a. Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-05

II ESIRABLE INVESTmENT.-.We offer at
bargain q Of land subdyde into half acre building
lots, most beautifully located, the Middle Franklin Pike, about
half mile from the corporation Of Nashville The land
closed mostly with good plank fence. Nos the good
investment J. l.. & R. W. BROWN,
p may ls-2m az Cherry street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR

In conclusion, sir, l will say. that /
have no fears that a bold stand taken
by the North, will result otherwise than
favorable to freedom. The Union will
not be dissolved by the reason of, the
efforts of Statesmen to limit the slave
power. Sectionalists may aim at the
the heart ofthis Republic, but they will
not penetrate it-they cannot destroy
it. The war has been long, fierce and
literally bloody. Every man, every
true patriot, desires to see the flag Of
truce borne aloft between the two con.
tending parties.
Ere long, at no distant day I trust, 4
boundary line will be fixed to this do.
mestic institution which call christen-
dom abhors," and upon that line will
be written as if in the blood of those
martyrs who have given their lives for
freedom, ''thus far and no farther
here shall thy proud waves be stayed."
l shall, sir, with all those who are in.
terested, and who is not, in the great
conflict now in progress between the
tree and slave pOwer-watch with the
deepest anxiety the final result. Ihavo
the greatest confidence in the ultimate
triumph OF freedom, though at this time
the future may look dark, for
Truth crushed to earth will rise again.
The Eternal years of God are hers: ..f.
While Error wounded writhes with pain.
And dies amid her worshipers."
In this question of slavery extension
over our territories, the great est has
a deep and permanent interest. Ayasr
majority of the people here, without
regard to party ties, are firmly oppos-
cd to the introduction of slave labor
upon the rich prairies and fertile val
lies OF that vast domain which lies be-
tween the Mississippi and Pacific. If
the right prevails in Kansas, the wrong
can never recover the shock. The
next congressional apportionment un-
der the census of 1860, will give to the
Northwest power that will be felt on
this question should it remain open be-
yond that time. New Free States are
also ready for admission, nor can they
be kept out; and the U. S. Senate NAV
soon contain majority in favor of ad-
mlttlng no more Slave States. Till then
but one course is left for Republicans,
and that is continued, untiring effort
IN behalf of freedom in the territories
and new States, and the triumph of
this principle will ere long be placed
beyond the reach Of demagogues who
threaten that the Union will be dissoly-
ed II slavery is not hereafter recognized
by this Government as a National In
stitution.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10
VOLUME 1.-NUMBER Il.
" My Boy.n

Laughing, dancing, prattling, singing,
Tones of JOY forever ringing
Like the thrill of little thrushes
Chipping in the summer bushes;
Parlor, nursery and hall
Echoing to his merry call;
Like some tiny little fairy,
Fitting round us, never weary
Hath the world thing of Joy,
Like to thee, my darling boys
Checks the hue OF, summer roses,
When the opening bud uncloses;
Hair like golden sunheams shining
Through the mist of days declining;
And that little mouth of his, is
Meant for nothing else but kisses,
Stolen from the blue of heaven;
Yet so winsome and so loving,
That no shadow of reproving
Ever Aocks his path of Joy =
Gods best gift, nay blessed boy!
When at night my little blossom,
With his head upon my bosom,
Tells his childish joys and fears
With the wit of ripper years,
And, mid kissing and caressing,
Graves his usual goodnight blessing,
Then thank the God above me
That have a child to love nc
Precious, pure, without alloy,
Is thy love, my blue-eyed boy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

AcCoMMoDATISG.-"Well,M a Mr.. Green,
you know it is my duty to order YOU to
be hanged" said ajudge to prisoner.
eyes" languidly replied the culprit,
Eyes, judge, 'sposc so.''
"Well, Mr.. Green, when would it be
most convenient for you to be hanged ?''
"Well, you see, don't care straw
myselt-any time the court please
The Court directed the clerk to look in
the Almanac, and sec if next Friday
three weeks did not come on Sunday.
and having ascertained that it did not.
informed the offender that he would be
taken out and hanged on that day at
one o'clock.
'Stop, old feller," said the subject of
the law, "stop l reckon the ager comes
on about eleven that morning, and if it
Is all the same to you I'd like to be
hanged afore it comes on. S'pose YOU
have me strung up about ten in the
morning, it would be mighty great
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

A GooD 'UN.-We heard the other
day capital anecdote of a witty cler.
gyman of this city, who is said never
to come off second best in jocular en-
counter: -tr .@
AS one day he was passing down
one OF the streets of large village in
this State, where he was settled. he
was observed by some waggish han.
gers-on, at public house, which he
was approaching. One of these fellows,
knowing that the reverend gentleman
was ''hard case' at joke, said that
he would bet the drinks for all hands
that he could head Mr.. H. ....
"Done," was the response from a
number.
AS Mr.. H-came opposite the mer,
ry group, the proposer of the bet called
TO him. Mr.. H. halted and drew
near, whereupon the confident chap
thus addressed him:
"Mr. H, we have dispute
mere of some Importance, which VIC
have agreed to leave to you as one
competent to give correct decision.
"Ah! what is that?''
"lt is in relation to the age of the
devil; will you tell US how old he is ?"
"Gentlemen," said the imperturable
minister, show can you presume me to
be acquainted with matters Of that
sort? IoM must keep your o,e,. fau;-
W records" 'E0en
The minister went about his business.
and the vanquished gentleman went in
and treated freely.-Nushuu Oasis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

AN lNQUIRING MIND.-The following
anecdote which friend related to us
as an actual occurrence, smacks some-
what Of the stories of children related
by the HnickerbocAer :: -,a ~.
A STRIPPING some eight years of age
was engaged in the manufacture Of
stool, which, On account of disparity
in the length of the legs, refused to
stand up. After fruitless efforts to
make it do so: t..4 ..s,-se.
''Mother," inquired he, "does the
Lord see every thing ?''s
eyes, my SON. ----.~., ..qs
Well replied the young hopeful,
II guess he'll laugh when he sees this
stool y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-10

Delioered m the Senate of Wisconsin, Feb. II, '5s.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
PUBLIC ACTS.
CHAPTER XXXv.
Published by AuthOrity.l

-l aGIbAPTEk AAAV.
An Act to amoad The Act entitled I'm Act 10
esertain and settle the pirate Land Claims
IN thc State Of California" passed MarA
third, eighteen hundred and fifty one
Be II enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled, That in cases pend
ing in the district courts Of the United States
in California, oa appeal from the decree Of
the commissioners to ascertain and settle the
private land claims in the State Of California
under the act ofCongreSs passed March third
eighteen hundred and ffty-one, if either party
shall desire to examine any witness residing
in any other district within saidState, or shall
require the production of any paper, written
instrument, book, Or document, supposed to
be in the possession or power Of witness re-
siding in another district, the court wherein
thecaSe is pending, Or any Judge thereof being
satisfied, by affidavit Or otherwise, Of the ma.
teriality Of such witness, Or Of the production
Of such paper, written instrument book, OR
document, as evidence Of the case, may order
the clerk Of said court to issue subpoena, or
subpoena dnces tecum for such witness and for
such paper, written instrument, book, or docu'
ment; which subpoena or subpoena duces te'
cum shall run into any other district in said
State, and be served by the marshal Of either
district, as the court or Judge may direct -
And the court or judge ordering said writ
shall have power to enforce obedience to said
process, and punish disobedience by attach
ment, and in like manner as if said witness
resided within tho district where the cause
may be pending and all attachments and
process necessary to enforce obedionce or pun
ish disobedience to the aforesaid writs of sub
pGna and subpeca duces tecum may be served
and executed by the marshal Of either district
as the court or Judge may direct Provided
that . witness attending the court under
subpoena issued under the provisions Of thi
act, in district in which he does not reside
shall be entitled to the same fees fer attend
ance as are allowed by the laws Of the Stat
Of California to witnesses in similar cases.
Approved, May II, 1858, a.o
i .a CHAPTER XXXVI.
An Al for the relief Of The Hungarian Settler
upon certain Trdcts Of Land in lotoa, hitl
eitoyss0ued from sasIy Order Ofthc Pres
] dent, dated January t,centytlOO, eights
| hundred and ffty.fre.
Be il enacted By the Senate and House 0
Representatives. Of the United States 0
Aiaia IN Congress assembled, That the rigf
Of presumption be, and the same hereby i
extended to all Hungarian settlers on th'
body Of laud reserved from saleo location b
. order Of the President Of the United State
dated January twenty-Second eighteen hui
J dred aud tfty-6ve said lands being known on
described as follows northeast quarter
northwest quarter Of section ten, townshl
sixty seven, range twenty.six east half
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
HklL LETTNGS.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the
United States from the lst Of July, 1889, to let
Of July, 1862 on the following routes in the
Territory Of New Mexico, will be received at
the Contract Office Of tho Post Office Depart.
ment until 8 p. m. Of the 15h Of April next,
to be decided by the 18th Of the same month.
1856 From Albuquerque, via Peralsa and
&, Manxano, to Fort Stanton, l40 miles
and back, once fortnight. p
2''N Leave Alburquerque every other Monday
19biIu att ami NJ il9Hasq5z. sail nj
ts Arrive OF Fort Stanton next Saturday BY
IL Leave Fort Stanton every other Monday
sfr., att an; .,YoaeA Ia tea .l..4,
Arrive at Albuquerque next Saturday
p DN" by I'm; '''"vl 1"l li@ a1i'''i'
tai1rg Proposals for weekly trips, going and
..a returning in week, by o schedule
~ M to be proposed by the bidder, will
tun be considered. ID ifa' ta1oqul
1857 From Albuquerque, by Cibolleta and
ialaam Cuvero,tO Fort Defiance, 100 miles
and back, once o fortnight.
Leave Albuquerque every other Monday
attain;
! boz Arrive at Fort Defiance next Saturday
.,-,, by2pm, .,st, ,s..l... o...r,c,
" Leave Fort Defiance every other Monday
'hAt 1Noat 7amj 'gaA .r5.H9sAs tla I9Al
nj & Arrive at Albuquerque next Saturday
by2pm; ..l...t .t.,.t.,.,i..,
3'o" Bids for weekly trips are invited.
l2S5S From Fort Union BY GuadalUplta, Santa
/ i9.aa Gertrudis, San Antonio, Aqua Negra,
l. ble Rincones, Oantonment s3urgwin, and
Rancho, to Fernandez dc Taos, l5C
a4 i1'a miles and back, once fortnight. ~
| ge1, Leave Fort Union every other Monday
4 ios % at AMI lsdl .vtjyvAlm qi 9etLiuy
Arrive OF Fernandez de Taos next Satur.
ioa bae day byl2im;iI oii iaaq9f o. loiild
| 80 leave Fernsudes do Taos every other
Monday at 7amj, t.t....; I'LL.
Arrive at Fort Union next Saturday BY
I'm.
Eeitnr Bids torun weekly will DO considered.
1850 From La Mesilla \. La Mesa, u mile'
! and back, weekly.
.RItaa'Ti3' itIUsB1gs tdH YJdfd
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
DEsPAcHo DEL AGRMENsoR GENERAL
..,,g t.s, SANTA FE, NUEvo MEHCo. !

"a de N0Vlem6re de- 1898.
CE aviSa phblico que en- virtud de las provsiones
y del .decreto del COngreso aprobado el "a de
Mayo de 1858 de abora en- adeante los debe-
res de RogiStradOr de Terrenos pdblicos y Deposi-
tarO dc Dineros Pdblicos que fueron cOnferidos &
este Despacho, el cumplimiento de cuyo deber reca
era sObrs las personas nombradas bajo dcho deCreto
44;3t o3 VIM. PELHAM, Agrimensor General.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11

certainty, and security" inserted to indicate
the mode Of conveyance, will constitute "sTAR
BID" When ssstar bid' is sntended no spe-
ci6o conveyance must be named.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
INSTR UCTIONS,

Containsng conditions 10 b embraced IL the
contracts 10 The extent We Department. may
deem properbi73b las elggillt, yld
Il. No pay will be made for the trips not por-
formed and for each Of such omissions, not
satisfactorily explained, three timesihe pay
Of the trip may be deducted. For arrival so
for behind time as to break cOnnexion with
depending mails, and not sufficiently excused,
one fourth Of the compensation for the trip is
subject to forfeiture. Deduction will also be
ordered for grade Of performance inferior to
that specified in the contract. For repeated
delinqnencies Of the kind herein specified, en-
larged penalties, proportional TO the nature
thereof and theimportance Of the mail, may be
made.
2. For leaving behind or throwing of the
mails, or any portion Of them, for the admis.
sion Of passengers; or for being concerned in
setting up or running an express conveying
intelligence In advance Of the mail, quarters
pay may be deducted. ar rrv s nj ,...
8. Fines will be imposed, unless tho delin-
quency be promptly and satisfactorily explained
by certificates of postmasters, or the af6davitE
Of other credible persons, for failing to arrive
in contract time; for neglecting to take the
mail from or deliver il into post Office; ana fol
suffering it lowing either to the unsuitablenesl
Of the place or manner Of carrying it) to be wet
injured, destroyed, robbed, or lost. ''-'i'd'
4. The Postmaster General may annul til,
contrast for repeated failures to run sgreeably
to contract for violating the post offfo laws
or disobeying theinstructions Of the department
for refusing to discharge carrier when roqui
red by the department to do 80; for assigning
the contract without the assent Of the Postmas
ter General for running an express or fo
transporting persons or, packages containing
mailable matter cat of the mail.
s. The Post. Master General may order al
increase Of service on aroute by allowing there
for PRO RATA increase on the contract pay
He may change schedules Of departures an,
arrivals without increase Of pay, provided tn
running time 90 not abridged. He may ais,
curtail or discontinue theseryioe, in whole or il
part at PRO RATA decrease Of pay, allowing on
months extra compensation on the amount dis
pensed with, whenever in his opinion the pub
| lio interests do not require the same, or 10 cas-
he desires to supersede 1t by different grad
Of transportation. i Iag0gI 'ua l8ul
Payments will be made for tho service b
collections from Or drafts on postmasters, Q
otherwise, after the expiration Of each quartz
Say in February, May, August, and November
T.. The distances, a.e given according,to th
/, best information but no increased pay will b
.t,ow.d ahowld thav ha graaker than advayt;asd al
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
FORM OF PROPOSALS.

cifc conveyance must be named.
FORM OF PROPOSALS. tsI
T., Of --, county Of --, State
Tor Territory Of -, propose to convey the
mails Of the United States from the lst Of July,
1859, to Jun Q 80, 1862, on route No. -,
from ------ to ----, agreeLSly to the adver.
tisement Of the Postmaster General, dated 3lst
Of October, 1858, and by the following mode Of
conveyance, viz:
...,........ for the annual sum Of
-dollars.
Ey This proposal is mado with full knOwl-
edge Of the distance Of the route, the weigh. Of
the mail to be carried, and all other particulars
in reference TO the route and service, and also
after careful examination Of the laws and in
structions attached to the advertisement. .Gy
(Dated.) (Signed)
sg.... Guarantee.
The undersigned, residing at--, State
Tor Territory Of -, undertake that, il the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route
No. - be accepted by the Postmaster Gene.
raj, the bidder shall, prior to the lst day Of
July, 1859, enter into the required obligation,
or contract, to perform the service proposed,
with good and sufficient sureties.
This We do, understanding distinctly the obi.
cations and liabilities assumed by guarantOrs
under the 9th section Of the act Of Congress
Of July 2, 1886.
(Dated.) (Signed by two guarantOrs)
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster Of f., State
for Territory d, certi6es, UNDER HIS
OATH OF OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, and knows them to be men
Of property, and able to make good the qua.
rantee.
(Dated.) (Sigued.)
8. The bid should be sealed; subscribed
email Proposals, Territory Of -" address.
cd "Second Assistant Post Master General, y
Contract Office, and sent by MAIL, not by or to
an agent and postmasters will not enclose
proposals Tor letters Of any kind) in their guar.
terly returns.
The contracts are to be executed and RETURN
ed TO the Department by or before the lst Of
July, 1859, but the service must be commenced
on that date, whether the contracts be executed
or not. Ut'.u. .,...
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October 81, 1858.
46 AT n AARON Y. BROWN,
in an.I ..,f Postmaster General.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
jD0SSO[t,J6JEpjlDIy.

THE partnership heretofore exng between the undersigned
under tho name and style off, Mcrcre dissolved
the rst Of October 1851 by mutual Joseph Mercue
having purchased bl and every interest in the firm will settle
ali busness peraining to It. ]. MERCURE.
"A s%sa " NV Mexico, oct. 49, 1855. nAt II MEiCURE
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11

r., Of --, county OF --, State
Tor Territory Of -, propose to convey the
mails Of the United States from the LIST Of July,
1859, to Jun 80, 1862, on route No. -,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
AyIsO DE ADMINISTRATOR.

CE avisa porestas prescntes que intento aplicar &
Ola Corte do Pruebas del Condado de Taos en- su
session regular que principiara on Don Fernandez de
Taos ef primer Lunes de EnerO de 1859, por un
arreglo final de la masa del fnado Alexandra Barclay.
Barclays Fort, n, NJ, | WILLIAM KR0NIG,
Diciembre dc 1858. Administrator
iedi45: 4tf yilJ0m6O sIi nl yi1zs3si
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
JN58jfDlO5j5a5RTM.

Ell Senior Santiago H. Sabine habendose vuelto Santa Fe
repecuosamene orece seiccsd Antiques amigos su
Reora esa staa en- la Plaza bao 81 portal que CORE do 10
tenda dc Beck johnson hSca Fonda sepre esara so
de reparar componer cuaquer cass dc res do Joyea
en- precos muy baratos. iltf
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11

,., ,Isavs Tn Mss;lla Wsdneadays AZ lam;
a' LeA.o ~ ssMia MN, " n~1 su1S 10 -
.aua AAHlye y t ~ mssa y "a ~ h.
IA .a;va Lsass y III" nsIS M.s;,ls HsuVsI hv
~. R;ds 10 ran tbrou0h 10 las Cruces, l6
''' miles n ali. also 10 make two trips !
1i O. lweek. ara iay;.ed. l7TE3l 5Fl ia'3
,oo.o GO, n - c.s.,. A,;.,;,
and Rit0' in KO Arrloa county, .: 70 s'a San
n n.f ANTONIO, l-os Uonslos1 Y iaos ooIl'
Y % mies ~ ana oack, Snce iv.,n,su' y,
Leave oan'a = every o'ner Anui'a'y ~
i' ga ms lll,ltg ~ 2 ,.u.- %
soas arrive " ~ yonslos nsa. aaypySp ~
w3 l's,' A." ~ nv' 0v'0 ovA' W. J 'l'' A
r, A,,;,s u Santa IA next dav hvsnm
'''D' R;ds for vsoIlv trims ara ;DvitsS.
,,,Oe, ,,Oe, , MI n,
rado, and Colebfa, to Fors Massachu'
se1.e, ITO miles anu pack, once . tofs'
1tg mgnt y4 .,ta,,,y,tLl Il,
gss Leave laos every otner Mosusy ~ . ~
arrive ~ fort MassaonuSeVS mex
-a Wednesaay py ap m; q
Ulv Leave Guy fort Massachusests every otaei
thursday az am;
arrive .. laos ne1I sa.ufaay oy1 m'
ga froposais ior weekly trips are invi1ed'
1852 From Tucson, by Tubao and Oalabszas
"a Eort n, nknuo. fA~.a Col,nutn'
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-11
ns0ualA pwRag0A nN aANRA pa,

HADIEND0 sldo socado po yaras personas dc volyer
poner escue abao ado tlene 81 honor de avis al
pdbco que e da prmero dc Dcembre prdjmo q abra
ECUELA la cual ensenara 81 Castcano el lnges Rscr
tura, Aritmetica, Geogrdha, ylaMdsita Vocal.
Santa Pe 30 de 0ctubre do 1865. 4:3m GA ]. NOEL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
d. Dickson,

General Land Agent, will attend to locat.
ing, purchasing and sale of swamp and other
lands in the western part of the State of Ark
ansas.
Being practical surveyor, and having a
general knowledge of land business, be is pre-
pared to make personal examination and sur
veys of lands, and report the character of soil,
timber and general productions of this part of
the State-also pay tax on lands of nou-resi-
dents. Fees win be reasonable.
REFERENcE.-H. A. Powers, Land Regis
ter, Little Rock; i. c. Mills, Pine Bluff: j. C.
0. Smith, Helena; Daniel E. Williams, Wash
ington; j. M. Tibbetts. Fayetteville; Henry
Williams d Co., Van Buren; b. B. Waddle,
Memphis; 0. Basham, Register, NJ. Rose, Re
ceiyer, VIM. Adams, Land Agent, Ciarksvile.
Residence, Van Buren, Crawford County,
Arkansas. -
Oct. %, 1s57.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
EcsSS = o WkRD

\ Full a~@"rtmout qf cutlery and hardware
: u Of every q ser pt;ur. or hand aud for sale Icy
feb 20, JS HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
EIawEss q IslIsIins.

TWO lr'lred and ffty pieces painted lawn.
Il and mu~lins, i,g salc i,y
may p, 81 WARD ( SoUTILMAYp.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
To Exchanges.

Such of our weekly exchanges rs will give The
above Prospectus few insertions in a conspicuous
part of their paper. will be furnished with tn, Tr
Weekly States during the session of Congress By
publishinS the above Prospectus for three months,
with an editorial notice. they will be furnished with
the Daily.
jan. 8, '5S-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28

( ZAP paper, Lawyers Cap letter paper,
~ Plain aud gilt-ed,e note paper. envelope. n
Steel pens, black, blue and red iuk pdelible ink,
randuin hooks ~ 80.
Pocket Books, pencils etc, fun supplies to be
found at HENRY WILLIAMS a Co
june 10. 1851. : -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Silk HHandkcrchicfs.

I'lIREE hundred and fifty silk handkerchief 4
Il f,E sale 10y
may %. 81 WARD 4 SOUTUNAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Steel.
PcecySsiOn Caps.

TNHREE undred thousand percussion cans for
L sale by WARD & SOUTHMAYD