Runaway Negro in Jail.
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 a MAS CUMM1rlED 10 the <M ljail of Pulaski county, Arkan- - sas Territory, on tie fourth PH instant, Negro man, who says asselesAszz4>n his name is HENRY, ard that

 he belongs to EDWARD WEsr. who moved through this place few days since, for Red river. Said boy is about tlye feet three inches high, of rather darker complexion than is usual; has with inn several species of clothing, an old blue cloth coat, roundabout coat, and panta- looms of woolsey, and among the rest, woman's dress of Canton crape. He also says that his master came from Haywood county, Tennessee, when he left for Red riyer The owuer of said boy is requested to come forward, prove property, pay Ghasges and take him away. or he will be dealt with as the law directs.

 JOHN K. TAYLOR, Sheriff

 md Jaiior of Pulaski countv, 4. T. January 10, 1884. l3w-4O