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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-08

United States of .4meriea,) Territory of y4rkansas,
 County ef Independence.
 CIRoufT GouRT, MAY TERM, 1881. =. Robert Bales, Complt
 vs. IN CHANcERY. John l'.'.,,. RaddeH, Joseph b5 INJUNCTION. A ND now onthis Ilth day of May, 4. D "A 1881, came the plaintiff by his attor- ney, and Joseph Beatty one of the defend ants in this case, being solemnly called came not, and it appearing to the satisfac- tion of the Gourtvthat said Joseph Beatty is not an inhabitant ef this T erritory: II is therefore ordered, that unless said Joseph Beatty, appear, plead ordemur to the com plainant's bill, on or before the second Monday in November next. the matters and things set forth Tn the said complain ants bill. will he taken pro coafesso, and a decree entered accordinlg. and t Is farther ordered, that copy of this order he pub- tished in the Arkansas Advocate. a week. Y newspaper published in this Territory for four weeks successively.
 A true copy from the Reeord--teste,
 c. r. II. NOLAND,
 Deputy Cferk. May25, 1891. 9-4w
 Prs fee. s6 9.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-08

OFFICE or AMERICAN AND FoRFIeX Aepyo~
 FOR CLAIMS, 49 NALL-sT. NEN.Y opr. JAN. 1881. '
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-08

SAMUEL c. ATKINSON. lI2 Chesnut-street, Philadelpbia
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me that their orders from the Government
were to let the missionaries feel the heaVi-
est weight of the law, and that they did not
intend to show any mercy. What will be
the result of these measures is hard to fore
tell. Liberty of speech and of conscience
and religious federation, are but empty
names in the Cherokee country within The
sovereign limits" of Georgia. May the
Lord sustain us until the storm blows over
Your brother in the bonds Of psTsrcut-
ed Gospel, DC. MLEoD.
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never I'VE reserved or communicated such an iGea
Inc paragraphs substantially correct wheh
'"I. P",t !" .eieTehce 10 Dr' My Is eApu"geu'
,iue' III some OF our various CONVERSE
.lo"s' "e hd'ie OF Dr' Ely was 'mehtioheu, out
~ connection WIN an"ther'part al ihe SUBJECT
me rres'dent informed me that when the ru
n "saiiSs MAYOR Eaton ana ms iathiiy h"u
ueeh opened TO MN by Dr Fly, he had invited
Inv. NV aIouSers 10 make good their charges' ana
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;no" nv" oSS.y we forget IL we mus uilier
c. y. 49, now niuch more HUBS 90 u'''
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anu you nu'e quincy nt''o' III your oeSire 20 "
az n, ~ a"r aI ""n coHce,n0u' py Ia,ilns
~ PieSens rne WIN your private n,eni9randa
an n' !. " S;s 'urm'Sncu uare t"inA ena' hign
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"'tes
;nI 10y are ,ilcoT,e't ~ surprising ina
ihioiih you tHdl inc TFeStdcHt TeqHeStea III
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LIBERIA.

The August number of the African Reposl-
tory, contains Mr.. Brock enbridge's able Adj
dress TO the Colonization Society Of Kentucky,
and other articles of interest to the friends Of
the Colony at Liberia. We copy the follow
ing:
EXPEDITION FOR LIBERIA. The brig Cri-
.terion is now ready for her departure from Nor
folk. She takes out ample supplies, and con-
siderable number Of emigrants for the Colony.
We are expecting daily information in regard
to those who embark in her. 1t is probable that
another vessel will soon be despatched.
SCHOONER FOR THE CoLoNY. The liberaty
of the Pennsylvania Society, has enabled the
managers to build schooner at Baltimore, OF
about sixty tons, for the use of the Colony
She is now nearly completed and is said to be
remarkably beautiful ard well built. She will
prove great acquisition to the Colony.
NoBLE EXAMPLE. 1t will DO seen from our
list of donations, that generous individual has
paid into treasury one thousand dollars
You may, said he, in his letter dated July 9TH
to us, consider me subscriber on the plan of
the Hon. Gerrit Smith of this State, and you
can draw on me at once for the first payment
of 800: or should you think the whole pay
ment Of $1,000 more advantageous to the Socl-
ETY. in its present comparatively incipient state,
you can draw on me for the whole Such lib
eraty is cheering, and animates our hope, that
the great objects of the Society will not be left
( in any respect unaccomplislIed.
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New YoRK. Aug 1

o,r., NEW YORK, Aug. IT.
On Tuesday evening, meeting Of tho friends
Of the Hon. John c. Calhoun was held in this
city, at which a ,numbsr of resolutions ware
passed, censuring the present administration
and nominating Mr. Calhoun as a candidate for
the Presidency, at the ensuing election. The
meeting Is said to have been respectable for
character ana more numerous than was ex.
pected, considering the shortness Of The 'notco
and the uniavorable state Of the weather
N y. Daily .4dvertiser.
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TROUBLE IN DowNINGvILLE

lhOUbLE in DOWNlNGFiLLE.
To cousin Jack Downing, down to Portland, if
he's got back, if he has MT want the Port
land Courier TO send this on to Washing ton.
Dear cousin Jack,
Your uncle Joshua has been turned out of
General Combs employ only Just because your
cousin Nahy, Mrs. Inkhorn, and Thmbleburv
and few other of the topping folks, would MT
invite poor Mrs. No-tea to their husking and
quilting parties. l had long talk with the
General tother day-be was hopping mad. and
declared he would turn every man and woman
of OF his fat m and out of his mills rather than
that good woman should be treated in the man.
ner she had been. She was good as the best
of EN- any day, and he could prove It. He did
Mt care so much about her going 10 their af-
ternoon visits when they went sociable without
stays, and took their knitting. work and got
home again before milking time; but when
there was a grand husking or quilting, he
thought 1t pesky hard and lonely for her to STAY
at home, while every body else in DowningyllIe
was trying the double shuttle and the CUTTING
out jlgg thot so too; but told the Gener.
al 1t was no use for him to make such a fuss
| about 1T; that he had better attack old Ticon.
derogue in front and rear than undertake to
make women haw or jee if they want mind to
tney always would have their own way in spite
of every body and Tom Walker besides. and
the less he had to do with them the better
With that he up and smashed his pipe into the
Fireplace and stompt like fury and bedlame.
| scampered off in less than no time to in.
form you how matters were going You had
better come up and try to put things TO ruhts
| AS you have no wife, nor children, think
you can manage affairs more TO your own and
| the Generals liking than any one else of the
family Your luvin cousin.
Portland Courier. EPHRAM.
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TIE SIAMEsE Twins. An argument offered
by one of the twins at their late trial in Salem,
afforded much amusement TO the Court. 1t
was nearly in this form, and was addressed to
MIR. Prescott, the complainant -" You swear
you fraid o me; you fraid | kill you, shoot
you-at the same time you know have guns
you see / shoot you if choose-and you
keep round me, following me about ask you
cIvily not to follow me-you wont let me 90
oway-you call me and my mother hard name
and yet you swear you afraid I kill YOU,
Now, suppose | see a man in nv country. in
Slam-he goes out into woods, and sees lion
asiceP-he say, Oh fraid that lion kill me"
r.what think of that man if he 90 I'D and
give that lion kick and say, got ont you civ
beast wish you answer me that"
Boston CcntiReL
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MRs. EATON. The fact that we arc now
about to communicate, has never before been
published. 1t is nevertheless substantially
true, and will not be contradicted by anv one
who has regard for veracty. But shor,
time before the explosion of the Cabinet, Gen
jackson resolved upon making final effort &c
force the Indies Of the Secretaries into an asso
citation with the female in question With thi.
view, invitations to private Cabinet party
were issued TO the Secretaries and their fami.
lies. Such an invitation must. of course. be ac
ceptcd and when the company had assembled
Mrs. Eaton was among them. In the cours,
Of the ercntng, the President himself personal
ty requcSttd successfully each ofthe iadies OF
the respectioe families of tile Secretaries, "a
change their seats, and aloD him TO seat them
by fLe side Of Mrs. Eaton The REQUEST wos
politely, but firmly declined, by all. The Pres
ident did not then perform the part of " n,
roaring lion, but his eyes flashed fire, and nj,
countenanco indicated volcano of passion
burning within. From that moment the disso.
luton was resolved on. 1t was consummnted
as soon as Mr.. Van Buren, could prepare a suf.
fleiently mystified letter of resignation, setting
forth any thing but the true reason.
". T. Commercial .4drertiser.
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Is there mot po'osrfnl party in this coun-
try mGt 'conLd ~ send the tabOrer Supp.rless
to 6ca p There is such party %
This party-this free trade party-in some
OF the Suites called "THE Republican Partv,"
Qhongh every British AgcnttS>a member ofit0
w si.. pM dozen The aoorhing peopte of The
Britain and Ireland, where Is hours labor in
"a, will not secure to a mans family suficien.
cy OF =" behring's and potatoos," with littl,
oat meal, to make thin Cruel for breahfnst"
.NiLeS'S Register.
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LISBON, July Sth. 1881.

LIsBON, July OH, TOoI.
We are on the eve of great events here.
There are at Cascaes six French 74's, four frig-
ates, and several corvettes and briggs ofwar,
besides other vessels which show no colors but
supposed to be from the Islands Uhc
Azores) There is great confusion here in tho
government. Sundry appointments have been
made, but nobody will accept The Duke of
Cadavals is out of office, and Count de Basto is
charged with the different Departments of
Government ad interim. Several regiments
ders go off murmuring, and supposed not
TO be in a humor TO fight. There are at Belcm
one (Portuguese) a. three frigates, and sew
eral corvcttes and briggs, in vary bad condi-
ton.
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SINGULAR CHILD. An official communjca.
t ,n OF INC Secretary of State for the Depart.
fa omi OF me Interior in Mexico, states tina
in ,%a chlld, fair and healthy, had been born
Old, which had two heads Willie ono n rnnm,s
rThs Ian, .ne breast, tho other sucked lis hand
bead e aal . went TO sleep first. I'm Tho ,,,'a
''''u or were quiet simultaneously.
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10 1877 pike was caught in standing water
d at heiloroon, on the Neckar, which had cop
per ring round his head the ring bore the fol-
3 lowing inscription in Greek SO am the first
that was launched into this pond. and was thrown
IN by Frederic the Second, Emperor of the Ro.
mans, on the 9Th of October, 1880" 1t ap.
peaFed, therefore, that the pike was two hun.
dred and sixty-seven years old when thus
caught; 1t weighed three hundred and fifty
pounds; and an exact representation of il exists
10 THIS day against the gates Of Heilbroon.
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The MANUFACTURE OF CoTToN THREAD.
The fineness with which the cotton thread can
DO drawn out by machinery, may be gathered
from the fact, that John Pollard Of Manchester,
spun, IN l792, on the mule, (he name of par.
tieulur description of the cotton spinninc ma
'chinery,) no fewer than 278 hanks of warn.
forming thread upwards of 1879 miles in
length, from single pound oc raw cotton. or
Tho rraPidity with which some portions of the
machinery work, you may form an idea, when
you learn that the very finest thread which is
-ased in making lace is passed through the
strong fame of a lamp, which burns off the
hores. without burning the thread itself The
velocity with which the thread moves is so
great that you cannot perceive anv motion 3,
all Tho line of thread off a wheel through
the hame, looks as if it were at rest and Il
appears miracle that it is not burnt.
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CHAMREKsnnRe lPn Ann IG

CHAMREEsBURe, (Pa) Aug. 10.
hA@ENTABLE ACCIDENT. We hear with
t; = M! that at Mont Alto Rolling Mills,
IN this county, on Friday, the 4th inst. fine
i'tte boy about years old, the son of man
oy the name of Evans, having stroled into The
mili unobserved by the workmen, who woro
pusIIy engaged, stretched his hand 10 the Rolls
when ~ fnll motion, which dreadful 10 relate,
caught mold of his fingers, and in single in,
s 81 wth one shrek, he passed through the
lNolIs' ana came out on the other side literally
crushed to pieces His death was instantano,
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LOOK OUT FORA VILLAIN. Some time curing
the year 1912, a man by the name of Wtiii"m
Sh'PmaH, Shoemaker by trade, and a native
OF Essex county, in the State of New Jersey,
was married to a respectable young lady of
Hanover, Morris county, by the Rev. Mr.. Con-
dit. They removed to Newark, where they
lived together six or seven years. He then
absented himself without any known provoca-
ton or cause whatever, leaving his wife with
two helpless chlldren to struggle with the DIFF
hcut and complicated cares and trials Of life
incident to the lonely condition of n widowed
mother. From Newark he wandered TO Eas-
ton, Pa, where he located himself long enough
TO commit the crime Of bigamy by marrying Il
second time. After having had one child by
tins woman he abandoned her, again seeking
whom he might devour." Ienext proceeded
to Bedford, Pa, where he had the address and
hardihood to impose himself upon an amiable
girl of eighteen years ofage, named Margaret
Tracy, as single man. They were married
by the Rev. John Rough de Bough. From
Bedford they removed TO Pittsburg in tho
same State, where they lived together and had
hive children. On the 9th of July las: he aban-
doncd her also And then, to cap the climax
of his perfidy and nsolence, he returned tn
Newark and pnid his first pife a very abrupt
visit, charging her with having married anoth-
er man during his absence, which was not tho
fact, she having continued to support herself
and children alone ever since his criminal aban-
donment of them Information of his return,
and of his criminal conduct during his absence
having been communicated to a magistrate,
process was Immediately issued for his appre-
hension but before it could be served he had
made his escape. He is described as a person
OF pre2ossesslng appearance and manners, about
forty years OF age. ii is to be hoped that eve
ry effort will be made TO bring him TO speedy
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a French paper states that several thousand
families OF Baden, Wurtemburg, and the banks
OF the Rhine, intendto emigrate to Algers this
autumn, with the intention of settling and cul.
tivaiing the soil.
These papers announce, also, that one hun.
Gred and twenty Bedouin Arabs have been sent
from Algiers to France, and they will be dis.
trbuted among the great'farmcrs of the South
OF France, and employed in agricultural labor.
until they shall be Judged capable OF applying
to the cultivation Of their native soil-the lessor
they shall have learned in France, when thew
will be sent back TO their own country.
National InclRgeneer
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MosT AFFLIcTING. We were informed yes
terday by man from the TOWNSHIP of Mono,
about so miles north of Dundas street. that in
an adjoining township, four children had been
lost in the woods fourteen days when he left,
and had not yet been found although 30 or so
Of the inhabitants had been in search OF them
as also some Indians on the south shore of Lake
Huron. The children went into the woods to
hunt COW, when it is supposed, they got be-
wildered and lost. Our informant states, thai
their tracks had been seen once, and only once,
on the bank of a creek about 90 miles from
thor homes Three of the children belong to
Mr. Van Near, blacksmith, formerly from
the neghborbood of Hamilton, Gore district
two girls, one about 10 and The other 10 years
of age, and younger brother. The other was
a son of Mr.. Lewis Horning, formerly from
near Hamilton, lad about or years Of age.
We are told that the afflicted mothers Of the
children are dangerously i'll, and no physician
within so miles. Such a scene is certainly one
Of inconceivable affection. May it be sanctified
and rightly improved.-U Canada Guardian.
JONI RANDOLPH. A gentleman from Eu.
rope, and last from London, who saw MIR. Ran
dolph there, states, that he was to all appear
ance in as good health as any person who
might be seen in the streets-that his character
and conduct having become generally under
stood, he had ceased to excite The least ;nteras,
of any one, and that he generally remained at
his quarters in Cockspnr lane, and wa, mn, varS
lndlffereentIy noticed 1t was understood thas
ne ne would remain there till the arrival of the
view York Magician, to get his euc how to
enact ms part OH his return home TO render an
account OF his mission. If ,he Richmond edi-
tors have any thing later from this Russian
ministerial bore, we hope they will como out
with it. AS this worthy patriot of the Jackson
brood never accepted Office till it was offered,
and took the first that was offered, and has
pocketed some $50 600 or more of tho peoples
hard earned money, it is but right thew sbonlJ
be apprised Of his movements, and the services
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Nubia, SEMINAR, Fezza. and the large island Of
Gambia. But the Porte appears to rely on the
sincere support of the VcerOy in an insurrection-
ary war, in which the interests of the Divan Of
Alexandria are the same as those of the Dlyan y
ConSantihope."
The Journal DIES Debats gives an extract from
the Augsburg Gazette, which, Oh the authority Of
a letter. from Belgrade, dated the lst inst.
states that the Grand ViZier had been obliged to
capitulate, in consequence Of want of provisions
The Courier Francais contains letter, dated
Constantinvple, April 27. which mentions, that
two Polish e.nissarcs had arrived there, and had
had secret interview with the Drogoman of the
Porte. At the end Of the conference the Diyar
was to assemble.
IRELAND.
Our readers have heretofore been aporised of
the political nd personal difficulties between
O'Gornan Nippon and the O'Conneils, and Their
respective lridds. The Morning Chronicle Of
the oath givefhe particulars of meeting of tbe
former genhctan with Cox Francis Macnamars
at which, AID o'acksuardlns each other private.
ly. they did r. same from the hastings. at ,
! public mee;iE-'fequentlv interchansing the no.
lite terms, fou axe lar" &c. This was on
| the 18Th OF gay. a letter from Ennis Of H..
Goth Nav, y:
ha'eP'l just time to apprlse you that We
are in staf'f the greatest excitement here.
Tbs day kess than six gentlemen have left
Ennis for hcounty of Galway. for the purposc
Of arrangiH'he quarrel in what is technically
called an prib'e way The following is tie
present ar Esamen, but how many more duels
Will e'en9 from The Presen, SET, from the ex.
cltement - evaporation among the friends Of
the partieE Is hard To say--Ist, O'Gorman Ma.
hon and fncls Macnamara. Esos. cd. WIN
T. MahoE" Maurice O'Connell, Esus.; Sd.
Charles kehheil and George Cummlns, E,os''
A snbAsent account States that MIR. O'Gor
mon Ma4sSaS killed in the rcucontrc with bis
antagoui6E
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THE MARKETS

We not Yet received our letters By rho
Merida ut we learn from Capt. Wiley. ,ba,
the mar Liverpool was generally dp,, -
Flour Ysuoted at IS to SIS Cd 1t was no
lieved ahe duty on Flour would be advanced
forthwM
LirT Corn Market, Nay 24.-A better
dcmaGd 0faih wa' cNpe fenced last Tuestln. frou
the mil ban Tor several prrriou. weeks. and El
prices &btc4Pr each artcle Z j. supplies ha,.
s'nce heeish'F TIE ineFease Of The duty to los 81
inedht prohAb'h!y OF Il farther rise, has created
more 9(pGicc ~ holders. aud gwen little stimulus
to pic heat IS held a, an Improvement o. I'd to
Sd pcf8' ADD Flour isPcr Dbl. The transaction,
dur,n Ed 90 have been ox.ensiye; some proDo,,ion
on spSkp.on Nhert, tusiis per 70 lbs red and
whi,eJH lO' q; flre,sn, IS sd al Indian
Corn, ~ lbs. SIS SIS. -Four, per 2SO lbs Enc.
lush I'D II, 40 SIS, American Sour, pcr bbl. 3,
a SIS *nscst. j4, Sos.
hass'c average OF the six weeks, which rceu
la,es&y;
wheE i've. Bailey Oats. Beans Pen,
~ 81 10 49, 272 500 494
~ f'reign Corn for The present week:
~ H. G 10 63 lIOI 81
M Hour IS 81 per bbI. Of 1876 lbs,
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$40 Reward.

HINOR the apprehension and delivery cfNegroD
no z G a y.
4 lie left my farm in Alexandra County. ID. c.
,e middle &c April last. he was clothed in Jscss
!tnraloons of white twii!cd domestic cloth Of w0@
Ssr cap. Re is lot very black, IS or Is year: "
hort. stout, an we'll msde:
The above reward viii be psij il taken w!th
)i>,, ic, and ! reasonable amount for any grey
ancs am told he is in Washington City. ~
ons are cau'inned against ,arboring or employ
June 2i-.o3w A. HUHI
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEw-YoRH, June %.
Last evening the packet ship siias Richards,
Holdredge. arrived at n. York from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the Gath OF May. BY tins
arrival the the Editors of the Commercial Advcr-
tiser have received their files Of English papers
up to the day o! sailing.
This morning the ship Meridian. willy, arriv-
ed from Liverpool, having sailed three days after
the packet. The dates by this arrival are OF the
9Th inclusive.