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. s5Tv Veg "a g.,
Give / their E,mnish.i,a


At M4asf GIVE their fhrisi,.i,. t.e-s,
N1 up street.. Nv recent arrivals fro
,rs ,oulthr Nl'h, iarge aItltlions to their suck
s,si y eaa,oe ,,t,li hm se&pehiag articles, which ~
,cy,.yh dies bcliev') !ol,n more gene
"a, c1l,ise han is 10 he feuii III any similar tall.
,n.l.ai >ntwl,; consisting nf
SILVER WARE
tuifes and tea pilcers walters, caslnrs c,n,,.
;tic3. cups, nbers and ,oble,' table a, tlsser forks
i.le ,teset and tea sponns and gravy or ~,
goat sl,nans, sugar tol,gs; sugar, sauce and soup ,i
sitter, fruit pudding and fish knives; pickle and disc,
knives and forks, napkins RIGGS, &c principals .i5n
he paanutaetory of MIR Is. Gardner, of New YORK
whose long established reputation for the nanit.lt,,
Of silver sufficient guarantee ri lis superior
,pArEl, SARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BlH-
MlNGH\M.
Tea and COTE" urn, sets; casters, liquor and
iia s,ns; superb candlebras, and Epe. Ses with mir
ror nlueax for centre Of the dinner PIPER table;
waters round and obiong, from to " inches; buei
steak aud vegetable dishes; rich dish covers; cake and
bread baskets; tcctnter stalds mantle and chamber
crdestcks; wine sraners; coolers and syphons ec;-
Ter labels clare, corks tea staners table bells, ten,
BILE, egg and nlust,l spoons; egg boilers and st"ndss
SILVER ON srEEi. WARE.
r,bl. and desert knives forks and spoons; SOUP and
anue ladies'; butter aud fish knives, cheese scoops as
mt.gus lougs, vegetable forks, etc
IAPASNERf.
Fine Gothic Sandwich, AMI coum co!,el walters IN
sets and SINGLE from 10 81 ches no o' P!e, m1che;
bread, cheese, and knife d'sts; large upright plat
WARMERS; spice stsr aud cash boxes; pressing cases;
india tables in nes's, ea''es 1apw'ned aud OF rich
tortoise shell, etc.
LAMPS.
An extensive assortment, among winch are As''Tl
lamps, all bronzed A gilt, aud OF rich cut glass; mantle
,unps do do, each plain at with glass pr'sns; very
p'tdid cut glass do; Sri'zed anu Ia'4nnel side o
r:rk,t lamps
CHANDELIERS AND HANhi-H LAMPS
uut!I GLASS rliultll
40, Is, 49, % aud ~ lights French hr'"@ed ''.'i -
Srccian lamps 8, i and lights; hall lanrs aud l;u'
rr,s, rich bronze boa centre lamps tor drawing
uonls, from 10 lights lamp shades glasses an'
| wicks
| MANTLE CLOCKS, CANDLFL5RAs AND
VASES.
isronzed aud marble; ,rnnze'' aud gilt, aud all gill
| qj'l fixtures, .tc counting house and kitchen clocks
noaAel iuisans, cr-'tr 10; paper ~tSigs, immoin'r
.'s, card racks errrs''ehs etc,
CHINA WARE Oh: PORCELAIN
English and Ffeiy! tag desert, Tea ii eu'ter scr
ices Of PLAIN setg, god edge ai very rich l1te'
| qntl
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PRrcE y. CENTS.

Terns of The Newspaper Press Of Mem OrfeahS
uniimsasiy agreed % III aa Gonraei meetiag
If tts Pt,s,ictJrs, hsiton Ms t&h af iarck, 1873
SyBscntprloNS. : Evolve lnllar, f'r thu duly pg
~. rar a ma IL. ,,y bla 20 ni-,in,iv in ynn'e: ten
i,i,rs inr ttis tt, w,saY couhuR plpsr payable one
yeas in ll,ta:e, sl-fb ~ city reference IS gwen No
subscr,,tia will disc ln,inued ul arfsara
sstte IA cas-, OF iii cpntin iinee on, weeks notice
u oritias must ID. ilvarilb slVel previous tn the
expiration OF subscription.
AoyERrtsIS,i.- )le dollar per sa'lare for the first
uscr,n AMI half that price for each subsequent one:
an, nnter alteration ron the original advertisement
viii ne churg vi rs a new one
YEARLY ADVERTISERS. Merchants and Fraiers,
orty dollars 70, English alone, and sixty both Ian
glagas Banks Insuru ,ce Dfees and other 81 nilar
ouac institutions, fifty liars in English only, aud
slightly for both lensnttes Snip ana n.n ,Go Fac
49, or Con mission n;rchaits sixty dollars N English
he, and eighty for both lang lages
hAaRIAGEs, )BIrgARy NOTICES, and arti'lcs call
the attention of the public to sales o property,
ards of passengers ben.it', &C. NC. VIII be charge
one dollar per square for the first insertion IN eucl Ian
gu,1c.
CONVERSATIONS or Advertisements of any person.
al nature When admissible, snail DC chargeu aSuDie
and in ad talce
A ded".,ion Of twenty-five per cent will be made to
Auct.oncers Sheria, Registers OF Wis., and harshals
ON sale. of rea pupils shed ia both languages
sud 30 per cent in buslish atone " pe cent on sas
ii other property. :.
AnyERrIsENENrs out of the direct 'mc of business
of The advertiser, such legal, auction AMI 'lant
ION sales runaway slaves, stray ANIMALS &c. NC WIN
lie charged for sepa.ntcly and at the ordinary rates.
ApyEprIsEMENrs not specified ms 10 iioe, viii be
,Alished one month, aud charged accor inely.
No ndyertsements OF bankruptcies VII b, published
nny case unless paid Tor previous t. in3ertlo u or
,nyr,nt guaranteed by responsible person IN town.
Theatres and other places OF amusement advertising
aily or the to he CHARGED Siu Tor nlgsh a.
me- and S 80 in both languages -
Iii announcements of cutdat~s for pnit cal offices
he charged doloie the price 81 "'hef advertise
", -. to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
,lrcro,~ lev rtye cone 70 'na { 'ae'nsl'' lia' u
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T Sa ford, $50 MrG Gpllnt, q McAlrin, Esl, IT,
filthy, in Mob b; 5 i iay-of Y I l'ea, Esq N 'Ne'
+ S-A letter bag, to receive communication igr
persons al the bove hotel, is placed al Geo Wh,mans
nifcn 81 ST ,,lnrlna EAeh nge.
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1ITPPEIIA S--2, ibis, IN store,
I G iOeaA,
;.ai Al Ne Levee
c.IIGAR-5j hhds, pr lie article, tvr 81. by
G D. SCI;
;sas Ne vee
ufofK-iN0 bbs Mesa, Prime and other description
For sale by STETSUN a. AVERY
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EoUlsAlANE-Cour du Premiere Dis


FIAT DE LIN LOulSIANE--A tous ceux que
COS il cuvntes concerneni Salu,.-Auen,lu ,ue
Janrs Barnes Dggs, ayan achce uue yeute ta,e iar
lie > erl &c la liulsSe Orleans Ia nrotriite cian, 81
dtcr,tt, sest a,esse u CRETE de c,t, Con-, IN la ;ie
y,.te int eurce9 lie 2 cine YOUR ,'Ayri, g l,auuae
1885 pour AVIS contormcnleu, u ,re la Ieeis-
ailue dc Et.t de La louisiane intit.!e .A te uour
cun,irrcr les ttIes acqu elr aux vents t,icar.s.
n,roast lie 10 Mars 1874 Qu,ii suit ronuI, ri tonnes
ersonnes increases snnl par ces esents sonmcs al,
inas de 'Fal ,, Ia 10 isire dc la Cour du Premier
District Ju,ieAi,e e7li loii,aien, .yir do Ia pro-
liee ti-aures deCrite en- consequences Dun teaul III,
for,ne ,ats Porre lie deere, lie iugement dc Ia cou
en seru .,q,l la e. latte, Oh de toute 1egu.
Ir;te oui alitG ,sns destinations lys gu lie tens ct
lie mode &c ia yr'le, upouruie atre gleconque,
dc fare ,o, dams ta,e jour ,aler la publication
tie avis olrqo: Ia as fate u serait pas
conirnsee ainoiosuee.
La due prorett ~ 'endue pr lie Sheriff. dit 10
so cine jour de Mia lie Fame s5s Ell ,ellu dun tecret
de eetle Cou renu lie 90 cine ii, Jayie de aimee 1883,
tlas pcfre de James Barnes Dis rs VS. Rufus Gre ne
No i5,lgi, du Docketae eee Cour. la,luclle vent
',,.sr.s ''" f'0' 'e p'A az ''''st e'i'l mice
| in..r;,t;o, d., L., p.,,,,;;,a d. l., r -
| f i. sa,aW 60. TRANSFER 'uo'-
| ~ , y; ,,, ~ ~ :, = S
| . " :: .; " . Wy ' "'i'es 'es c!sisseh
e' w.. 'io''' ''s qua res aroiis' ct
pfi"'hese' "tp''S1'''''' ''e h"noie quelcoqne,.
a'tte az '"''A's administration. iheeui"i't thlesufe
~ ise 'iltu'! six pie!is st quare heneines
'"h !ouie ,A'e an eheni. lubthluee sur Ia rue de
s9oa'ei nJol es,e nrieds SIX ponces
iua'' '''"s'N' -" es' IVY >i's'e, ueu& cent Gu
aae cln l'e'is 'snt pouces,et eux huitremes
'she race a'"S &c la 'ee Le,ee, Jns4u trapper la
'sne Id iIoHiete "e Laurent Nlillaudon,
lt"co'shu't yes eng Lev &c, ct oes Nonnes de
ttoinan' uh aNs'e ron 81 se,ehoa"t qua're,lngt
~ IT, Us g '"is P'"s e'i io'hucuf le long &c la
sne l'nl'i"heGel promie!e dn dit Miilandon, par.
ite a1 " teiest ,'e "a iav.a's n angle droit ct 8
uite'sl ~ "a i'shs ii",nole de la laore,e de
IS n;,d an, am .pti, ,l,ot OF s,p,rn,.,, d. ,,a,ss
- 1"'.'"N-
se@ lisN' sei" pUec, 81 e,,"l nunemta sur Ia lsns
d. i, ,,,,, M w.. 80 li"1.t %
te 49, , w. a. as.e uf''' g 1tle
80. @ Ia iins INK, r x ~ :. qu'.'g hu!,
Dt,ic sael na yhcnir pubIise sur Il rue de ia Seu
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
NJ Travellers Aesr.,s oil taking the Florida route,
via peasacoa,t to he North, informed that frs r9r
boals viii constantly inn from. Mobile Pensacola
leaving Mol and pensacolaeyrr' "tEer day AZ ef th'
ts of Nav. Good 81 lges will always be PROVIDED W
lie subscriber 10 he IN readiness 10 take pG- senSers tro
.loliie, in case OF the flilure Of the ioets .,.,,
The steamboat Champion leaves aotne for penSa
ola twice week ien 20 "
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1873
nj Gentlemen Wishing to engage rooms Tor their
families can address the FtoprEar VI fehshcola of
hlr Sewe I Taylor, tie former proprietor, at ss W.
les
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-17

Il was weak enough to read the mass oil tai >enoods
signed - which deserve Gutains but any silent
tie pst
Had known lasl eveningo tbs great nrortat &c q
As ,hm,id hay, treated the last OF The three some
what differently: but let that pnsa. viii. Never
commitment his ma ster of the journal, for his aga IT,
10 EN- oy the former kuight lnt uthe garter or Of The
thistle butt 9th, need tAinbie, IN order t,t he
NAV Kin two birds win one Stuna, l. e. 10 patch The
holes Ina. ma. be in ms natural political garme:lts
an i, if may Judge from that excellent paper, the Ad
verliser Dr. SHIPS master Is, poca''y, IN canstam
need ofhis services @
When an, Circumstance @occuray whether, donescsll
or poitca3ly which requires Blister, whether on hi
own nose or the reputation OF those who do aot hap
T,,at n,storlnpeA then il is ne rings his BELL when
liter all is ouIlins mo than If it was 'soundig bras
Or tmkling cynbal' yet to view it thus-Dr. iiei.
looks well; hui With NJ D. A. 3 81 Alta II, appear
inagnicent!!! .,,,,,,f,,,,u..
Julvl1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-17

he above iedci can OH aimed oGy Of the Ge-
nert Age. Is, and 'hu " il.n- ageel, iu'viag em
.rlre,,n >Isned u. "a. NJ Is, i'ie NJ ;" and
Louisiana, and bearing ne ,un,iany sea-.
L'1 .4grtc,ts.
z Il B T stone, General Agents for Louisiana, ia
T,hpup .ulas strrel.
';ie.r \ %. 1873 Id Lavre street, opposite vsg,ta
ntc Marie.
Pau Ngrttn, cgs II l.eve nd Ii,uI -,eet
"m >tflr., COZ Cam an.s ju.ia ,tr e's.
r Muel.ef, cor auttoulas and ST Mary S
antkat
p asbot & Co corner lchou itou!us aud oirri
streets.
JAP p ilaytscll, ayou sns,, La.
l. i,r N II 2GanshurN, Aulilto, HIS, La.
Thomas ,>tatsh ny, 'louslun, 'lexns.
Ere .erick >erd,, Gomez t'eyiraa and Cahp sits.
Go Jones, iNuh Ci &C.
| wa. vas o. Bdd,lln! Go W.
| A,ill.dutn turageHc,,S o. medicines b. wholesale
mus, aue 10 the nerat .lsrns~ New . ,enns.
All rti,,s, posi- soid, wsiihe promptly at ed to.
"a Nv
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SIN G l. z GIN $

stud, at 81 u pc, saw, or 5OJ "e
For do. nt ~ on do. ~ saws in
l.tfi, q, So. per saw, or @6D W
SIN G Z GINS
Fora single gin of 80 SAWS more, with
one sci Of feeders, ir"las, SC. al 81 per
saw, $iSo w
For d., OF Go SAWS, with feeders, Nr =, Sc
*, perssw, 500 ou
For 10 Of 40 saws, with feeders, Sc. Sc
75per saw, 500 o.
For do of 20 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
80 per saw $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents eaeh the nuuber oftee,h being about equal
o the number OF O.ie set OF feeders, it is
silere,i however, will wear an ,w, three sets oi
sous Extra supplied ~ 50 cents each.
Tie Gins .rcrea vii b. delivered 10 the agents OF
.pters IN any of the par, ut the cullon plan
ting States, The above prces the agents pay my the
freight On lie sun- from New York; aad becoming re-
spon liable for the amount OF the Gin. lin wright
will be sent with the Gins 10 Put them up where de-
sired; the charges ur whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iraa f,i,nn. ercau also he ordered whe,,. desired
IA reasonable terms, but sill be charge extra. lHrs
pnwer, nfany Descriptions can be furnished Oh Ike
elis. Small engines can also be ordered II dc
| sized.
II is desiryblv, VIXEN planters give orders for Gns
t.y snlld aecpmp,t, them wial their views in resal,
. ,l,e arrangement, NJ SAWS, leasls, brushes, &C. |,
/ is ttll h., frr in oinnion. Snntt desire III
;,.r..r ,iii ,ipte4 Than others. The sZr
OF 10 ,nai,es; III some Wish 'bcm IL inches. Snnc
w., o. rows ot brushes on An axle, While Others dc
,r,t wan apia r,ni 1t 4irs, . a wash ii, $
| NJ . teeth 10 the inch, While Oiu.rs want ~ or II
" neI, d,,ctels,,e>, We lreler i!,cs datid, it
,i, time OF giving orders, furnish statement ni H,ci
Wishes aud ,i,e manufacturers cs, fulfil them in erel,
particular. Where ii is left 10 o'r discretion, sai
n;ke them the most moilern and approved plan
Order he executed, from the tine il is received
an de spree Of is ni'liu weeks aud tie Gin in iia
ne placed "a the haftl- q l|,si@etrg. 'f0 be ~ tm
o,' t.. glu ~ are; a,4i 90 ne 10 ihe iGp.'s
a lfatnuaelure,sbs ba avs, % n''ide ri Mas, esp
tor HnDatons where i,ey He!As III eossl..vaeiAy Il
.ict OF gin caitor. -.... -..,-e
n 3. The i'.tent Right for any one of the cet,o
growing States, will be sold on reasouable terms.
m2i 6los
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Jefferson House, ,atar lay, 22d July, 1897



TO the Editor Of the CITY Gazette:
SIR-Havmg listened To the enreaties of nv poo
Spatients, am lived, if my health permits, to re-
mai. in this city till the end of July.
|. Totrv 10 do them good
q To crnvnr. the hnhitFnts hat the vile epI
thats the ,iedcal ,anhS - Sc, haze applied Sc
belong 10 them, II III IL lawful right.
g. Tn am rotdy 10 Deposit two hundred dollars
in ro,s Of til. u. ). Rdnk in the hands his iunp
the MAYOR Of this city, against similar sum IN be de
posted by all the gr al and IN " Doctor 5. " Go.
that resor 81 hi more aged, IN ile-,ged, Young
n,.rson. and rhdreir who totally or parIluii,
bind, t an they do; d thut AN enablei cure a
prenier humble of SHORT weak DIN SIGHTED person.
during NV short visit tina they da. Vel " Ii ulia.
my Isl. calnnniatnr to call N To lleraid e the
ieaavedIy e't ted pro esa9rs and DOCTORS OF uilt
metii a, colleges aS We as al the doctos, cad quac
doctors % be 10 nd in private PRACTICE twho
faw) ia the Suites of kent cky, Ohio, lndu,ta aud
in Tennessee; where there llGeeds re two tl's
famous DOCTORS whose names oug to be ndtd dow
az low as possible to latest posteEitv
4. Ii m ST be clearly understood that all the cures
If anv; ON bnth sid 5, lu'st lie prove. hail lave teci
( pestor.nei ithou the aid OF my aafstcal erupt
/ whatever. H.,
>, Those VII really merit the ePitefs thsy have st
| libaialJ applied 20 mr, sh"li forfeit :he 90 tor
benefit OF he aims houses III t' city, nd tnc ottf par
! " shall take hack HI own $50 b, mn0cver he taal
! sh II sroy4 one OF the >uccessill candidates,
tuii the cd provefb, and give 's Eo!d gentleman m
! duel ,J...
i. IN all eve, Is would ad,ise the last named 30
tiah not 10 fer that letter 10 sand lnns, rs 1t -"i
To- .'snn letOn' as well as "SapltHt, put yeslGt,la
AM 20. IA = but avl-e him To add 10 1t lis lesNnat
con,paniol,s ) placed before ii, IN Alphabetical urQt
then tue Independent nhaD ,nts OF tna city would a
w,lys know tie; writer b, tie meiudy Dt his voice.
JOHN WILLIAMS, OcuilSt,
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u,lrSIrAsoNJAIS

L
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I'm = =, ~ . IN 4 ~ MAJ m ST.inn,l
81 t''N'ias i','s - ,, ~ ,,,r ,,,.. alton IN a
nc w. l.. III. in srt.t.its lr,e
..;, so hIly in aniabi,, thai, do na hesitate IL
o,,,ri ~ Il one Of the mus, >a liable ee,cgci1u>
r,r III; ,.d IL, The cubic aud one in which, /,
ir,r, ,r,,up can ilscs. ever, reliance, whilst II
aos not ,,otu, The same ;,aIeasala eiiccts 5uAliy e
Wv, IN f,p,,, conait.
),
From II Hayward, NJ Il I ,, ihysii"' 10 l'1 -
NafSieb"he b'Spe"i.' ,,, ,,,. ,,s,;:,,o,,,, Il, h.
take great pleasure IN aa'ns my Ws'sii'"! '" .'s
valuable plnpe'tes OF your Pielh''N"', Ni5,.a ~ ~
SUCCESS You so tiilv OBSERVE vi AZ ''ipe Se'" ~ -
abnratd expense incurred IN orA's''a . - '"'' ''-
! llete perfection
l5 W "A coonrr FIR s. Surgeon ia Gny'S Has,
iti
HI mn, s,,ccess " h I'll h $ y ,e, ed ID s,lnui;-
, nur ,,,cdir;,,.. ano! NV psl,vHts afflicted with
~ las fun, e.s6etl me that it has oly
- L IN he irtlv ann,ec,atc,i Man the success
v "a veil dp,e,yr alnpy and speedily iei.s on tor
/ ;,o,,,e ,,l,,.hlr ,,l.,,ara,io,
''''
From Sir Cooper, x : Y nc >, t5e."o'
llatins been Induced 10 Try your tHn,e' N stN ,
cases Of Violent t,onorhu WINCH had hitherto baihed
every prescription administered by ne, having found
sure aud spetdA cures Sneeteu D, y, ~ = y" Va.
ieel my sell n"u'3 9o'u % S'Ne u"" ~ " W,
other.
From 6 w Blair, II ID, PLY sic'an TO Guys t,os-
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UIAR.-56 hldt. prine 4rlcis, i,t ae
= u DtF E.,
,e?a
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01

Vs. The late destructive fine q,
Charleston, Kanawha, is now thought to
have been the work Of an incendiary
An attempt has since been made to sci
FIRE 10 frame stoIe-house. A hole a.
boat inches long was burn. through the
weather boarding, and few fragments
OF lucifer matches were found lying on
the ground beneath the burnt place. The
fire had gone out before the circumstance
was discovered.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01

The celebrated Indian warrior, Black
Hack, died at his camp on The river Dss
Moins. on the Sd ult
The Iowa Gazette gives tho following ac
count n The burial of Black Hawk:
His body, we understand, was not in
TERED, but was placed on the earth 10 sill
ling posture, 18th his cane clencbed in hi,
hands, enclosed with slabs or rails, This
is the manner in which the chiefs 81 the Sac
nation are usually buried, and was done at
his own special request a considerable
number OF whites, we understand, were pre-
sent al this disposition OF his remains
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01
The discovery Of an inven,;on !, tim. =,

The discovery Of an invention is TINS no.
ticed in the New York Journal OF Com.
merce, which, if successful, must prove
highly important
HHoiher desiderotu1, oftGfned.-A sen.
iieman ia New Jersey thinks he has accom-
fiished the end so long and SO iaboriousiy
soush: Tor, OF bringing AK into ID condition
TO tie spun like cation. We have seen sam.
pies of The fax IN lis nine or ten difTcren,
sisges un:il il is reduced TO stori stanls
material very much resembling cotton. w e
have also seen thread, spun from flax So pre,
pared on common cotton machinery, and i,
appeared well. Tile inventor thinks he can
produce linens as cheap as cotiops. The
Whole process, beginning with the fax in
stalk, Is performed without water rotl;ng
and occupies but day or two. II there Is
no mistake about 'he mailer. and VIC do no.
pe.cs'.e any, The invention approximates
towards Whitney's cotton gin, in impor
tance.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01
IMPORTANT.

The Arkansas Gazette of the 10Th oil
contains letter from Gen. Arbuckle. of the
" 3 Army to the Governor Of Arkan sas,
from which IT appears certain that the Mex.
leans have been string up the Indians a>
sa'nst the Texians.-A letter from Dr.
Wright, dated at Lima, on Red River
says:
There IS, n ihi, time. on the head waters
OF the Trinity, aud west Of il, and on the
Sabine, both north and south, various tribes
OF Indians and Mexican officers pr cpared 10,
battle, and il may he are now comni,,inu
hostiliiies. The Delawares are now cross.
ing, II is believed, TO join the other tribes. :
Mexico has had her officers, since May last
in actua! service, buying over the Indian,
both in Texas and the U. S., and they have
succeeded. Numbers Of Chcrokees have
formed rendezvous al the Cherokee tow II
ON the Sabine. YOU may Iovk for one blow
Ia he struck, that will lay waste our country
from Nacogdoches 10 Fort Gibson, unless an
army be IN readiness on our frontier imme,
diateiy."
Several families South of Red River have
crossed over into Arkansas. Another letter
from Mr.. Green, states that Cant. Earme,
and 30 of his men had been killed, and tha,
several plantations had been sacked by hos,
tile Indians.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01

Advices from England eight days la {.
ter than our previous dates, have reach
ed New York by the ship Hibernia,
from Liverpool. They furnish, howev
er, nothing Of interest beyond the ac-
counts OF the grain prospects, which will
be found under our foreign head. The
New York Com. Advertiser says -
"Mr. O'Connell's popularity seems to be
OH the wane, even in Ireland. Some
former members OF his tail" have de-
nounced him very freely, aud there is
detection even among his once firm al
lies the priests. His precursor Socie-
ty" does not go at all, and his agitatiDg
letters are read without emotion, or not
read ct all. The people seem very
doubtful Of his Observation-Disclosures.
Capt. Cobb, of the Hibernia, states
that he passed the steam packet Great
Western, on the 10Th instant, from New
York for Bristol, out 5 days and IL
hours.--YA. Herald.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01

Progress ofthe Vest.-'rhe Now Orleans
Bee ssys;-Ihs value Of the agricultural
products which annually descend The river
M ls'issIPpi, Is estimated at seventy millions
OF dollars. IL appears from official ducu
ments that The value Of the property annually
transported on the Eric Canal OF New York
IS sixty.seven millions oil dollars, paying in
tolls To The Stale treasury Sigh ,00O: but
we presume this amount Comprehcnds the
value oil all the goods transported each way.
In the ear 1898, when an assessment vas
mace with view 10 .be levying of direc,
taxes by The general government, the prop
erty west OF the Allegheny mountains in
states and territories Of The 4 merican union
was valued d, only twenty six millions the
same district Is estimated al The present day
to contain property OF the value Of twelve
hundred millions
lie state OF Indiana has GOO men a, work
on her rail ways and canals The works o;
internal Improvements, already begun and
proceeding towards completion, with unex,
ampled rspidity in The states of Ohio, Indi.
ana, illinois and Michigan, will cost forty
eight millions when finished; wonderful a.
mount, live reflect on the recent seilIemsn,
OF that part OF the union, and The compara.
lively feeble number of the inhabitants.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-01

The Legislature of New Jersey me!
on Tuesday the 23d nit. and proceeded
10 the election Of officers, which are the
same as last year. the Wings having a
majority in both houses. Owing to an
accident which happened to the Cover
nor, his attendance at the council was
prevented, and The counting OF the Con-
gressionai ballot was postponed until
Wednesday. The whole Wing ticket,
however, was believed 70 be elected
owing to informality in some of the re-
turns. We confess we had rather it
were by majority Of votes.