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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
CHEAP CASE STORE.
=. n. Armstrong 81 Co.,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

L " dld assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
selected very recently and with great cate in the Phi
IGeP Phia and New lork markets. On the mos, r.vo
bic terms, which they determined to sell very Inv
FOR CASH, or to those who will pay when called on
to do
heir stock consists in part of the C,llovvirr o,i
clcs, viz:
large assortmentof Chusans new ard hcan,,ruIs,vI
Apacha Lustres, black and co!orc pla in nd wltreJ
large and bril- liant assortment OF Muslin de Lanes
OF the newest and T.ost beautiful Parisian STYLES
handsome assortment of figured silks, of the latest
styles and patterns.
Printed vclvets beautiful and fashionable ortic r
Cashmere d E Grace; Cashmere d cqssi.
Grape dc Lapcs; Broche figured Poncx
Wide Satin d. Chcnc, for Cardinal. or dresses
"aterea six vevels beautiful article for ladies' boa
cts, tdsi enable and entirely new.
oiik rlnGeSand gymps, assorted colprI and widths
PIX buttons fer ladies dresses, assorted
Fine thi5ct shawls.
Buccleugh and 3roche shawls
Spend fAris, Cashmere and Da!lcth sawls
Ladies vel vet cravals, silk and tlbot hundAcrclers
assorted.
Thread and Lyle !s ccs cdgura and insc-.:,rO
Cardinals.
A beautiful assortment of bonnet and vcvc, bonnc,
ribbons.
Black and colorcd satin and mantua do assorted.
Straw and Lcghorn bonnets, late-t styles.
ferumery. great variety of the most select kinds
La dies black and teeced silk hose
Ladies lamb wool cashmere nohair silk and do
Gents lambs wool, silk, merno and cotton half hose
large assortment oil linen cGmbrc handkcrchcis en-
broldercd and brevered.
Gloves, general assortment of all kinds
very large and superb assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimers and yesiinss,
consisting of super, and super super black French
cloths assorted
Belgian do-PIlot and Beaver do.
Wool dye black, blue and fancy colorcd do assorted
black french Cassimcrcs, plain and fancy assorted
Eng sh and American cloths and Cassimc res assorted
large stock of woollcn, woollen velvet and Thi5e
vestlngs.
Satin, silk and MarscilIs do assorted
Gentlemcns silk, satin and WOODEN scarfs nd crayats
Linen and cotton shirts.
silk, marino, and saxony shirts. and drawers.
Gents English and India silh, and L. G. erciiefs
Sattines, tweed cashmere, Kentucky ieancs and lin
sey.
Fianncls, thbet, silk, Welsh, and Dome, do
ors and shirts.
Carpeiing, rugs md floor cloths.
Blankets, extra super and cominon, blue, blue tlatk
green and red mackinaw.
Super whitney rose, bed and cradle do.
frints a. Chintzcs splendid assortment at very re-
duccd prices.
Irish lnncn and sheeting.
| La dies shoes and CATERS, assorted
Gents calf and proof boots and negro Shoes
Gents. lur and cloth caps ass'd
Alicante and MANILA mats, umbrellas, silk and cotton,
Together with great variety of other articles the
whole comprising of the best stocks ever
| to this market-a of which they determined to
| sell at extremely low prices
UJCountry Merchants and others visiting the city
will find it to their interest TO call and examine our
stock before they parehase.
IN. ARMSTRONG; & Co
l. Nashville, Sept. 81, l3i3-31-lw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

A village schooImaster said to onmpf his pu-
pills, very small boy, who had just gone ahead
his class for best spelling. 'We done my little
fellow, you shall have feather in your cap" The
boy burst into tears, "What is tho matter" said
the master,""l don't want feather in my cap
replied the lad. s.Why not!'' because when ia
thor has a feather in his cap he always com es
homo drunk and scolds at mother, andlicks hcr."'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
JACKSON.

II tale. The New York Sun gives
history Of the unfortunate. .Christlana
b is now about to be sent 10 Great
swer for the crime Of murder:
y of this unfortunate young woman
Q as a warning TO parents, and teach
'are of unrolenting opposition to an
achmcnt formed by daughter, or
ierely because the object favored Ivy
+ equal wealth or rank in lifo with
1t were better--far better, to raise
rostrate and destroy the olher. MIR.
father of this young woman. is a
per in the Shire of Rcnfrew. near
Hand. She recei, ed u passable good
d we have seen letter written by
rents since her arrival here, couched
hffecting language and written in "a
tty hand. About five years ago, it
cing still in her "teens," she became
tha young man in the neigh5orhood
Pf Anderson, and Il mutual attach
PIP between them. Although Of cx.
tter, and of good moral conduct, he
ne life, being a gardener in the en-
a gentleman in his native PARISH
no secret Of thoir attachment but it
opposed by her parents, particularly
of her future husband had already
sho and the unfortunate John GiImour
lited. The grea, object Of her parents,
DO of discovering her attachment to
'ns to keep them apart, and with this
$ at times confined in the attic of her
ling, and most rigid system Of coer-
10 her TO compel an Abandonment on
the object of her affection, but with.
Though stripes, and ut times severe
ere resorted to. "Oh, father" she
as We are informed, one day, 81 cam
ohm Gilmour-1 have nothing to say
but DO not love him-pcrmit me to
Anderson, whom know is attached
love him-and | will 90 down on my
bless you. He and | can take the
b will in short time be vacant and
ter can live with me, and we shall be
ch others society. John Gilmour can
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
Notice..

There will be meeting of the Democratic ci-
'zens on the first Monday in November next, at
'he Courthouse in the town of Fayetteville, for
the purpose of nominating five delegates to State
Convention. 1t is hoped that all the democrats of
Old Washington will attend, and then and there
assist in the nomination.
4. AN OLD DEMOCRAT,
of Washington County.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
FORT SMITH SEMINARY.

NHE seventh session of this institution will com
Z mcnce on Monday, the 9Th inst, continac %
weeks In this school are taught History, Gra :,
Geometry, Philosophy, nearly all the branches OF an
English education. and the Latin language. Terms
per students, per 60 in advance SO at the
close of the session. No student taken for less time
than quarter, i. e. III weeks No extra charges for
iirewood, rent, &c. Boe-d moderate in private fami.
lies. JOHN CARNAII
Fort Smith, October 5th, lSl3-35-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

GCOrT, WHITE & CO., have just received
~ from Cincinnati, per steam boat Export,
80 boxes 10 by II glass
: 30 boxes by 10 glass
100 gallons linseed oil
l barrel turpentine
so kegs white lead
400 spun cotton
20 dozen corn brooms
70 reams paper
II barrels whskcy
All of which will be sold low for cash.
Oct. IA, lS43.
ON HAND, AND FOR SALE. BY J. H. HEARD,
e, BARRELS peach brandy
SS do gin
l cask MADEIRA wine
bbls Malaga do
1900 lbs bacon
90 bb.s whiskey
bags feathers
2 casks CIaret wine
2 pipes Cogniac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
so boxes do. Nos. and 2
20 boxes soap
10 sacks coffee
Is coils bale ropo
GGOO lbs Tennessee hammered ron
For, Smith, Oct. IL. 1918.
Ep ECClVED, by steam boat Export, and for
L. - sale by JOS. II. HEARD,
25 bags Nos. /, 2, and 3 shot
ID l barrel gin
do brandy
l do Muscatwine
25 do whiskey
l kcg spikes
Fort Smith, Oct l3, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
RICHARDS e TEoIyTGCMHay.

No. IL Chartres Street, New Orleans
4 Rt. now receiving very extensive addition TO
"A their former STOCK OF
Foreign and domestic Hard ware, Cutlery, &c,
making their assortment complete, extensive and
cheap, as can be found in the Southern couutry-,o
examination OF which purchasers are in vited. r. 4 NJ
nave constantly on hand heavy stock of
sWeies, English, and Tennessee .ron
Plough moulds nails hoes: axes OK log and trace
chains drop and buck shot, pure blenchcd
Winter sperm and Whale Oils;
Linseed oil pts turpentine white lead: glass ropes:
tarrCd rhthn hooks and hinges mill and grind stones;
oackSmith plantation, and carpenters tools in great
variety; large assortment Of holIoware castings,
ploughs, &c.
Oct. u, lS43-37-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
DEED,

On the 18th Oct. 1913, At the residence of her Fa
tAer' NEosHo DELLARD, aged years and months
Thus has another beautiful bud been transplant cd TO
bloom forever in a brighter cline.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
4 ssRR55H.l(6 q Z. u Ey S.HIONo q

ALL PERSONS SUBJECT TO MILITARY DUTY
in Van Buren, township. hereby notified to PA.
RADE, armed and equipped the law directs, in Van
burcn, on Saturday the 2lst day of October, inst.
By order of the Captain,
Oct. :, lol3. b. L. ROSS, o. S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

find another girl who will !ove him and mike him
a good wife, but oh, father, i 1,cannot-cannot-
marry him. The appeal was unheeded and serv-
cd but to make her situation worse, and she deter
mined upon escape, to wander sheknew not wheth-
or. watching her opportunity she fled, but was
soon pursued by her father and all the servants Of
his household. She took shelter in thickot,
where she remained for sometime undiscovered.
although her pursuers often passed the spot she
lay, till her unfortunate dog found out his mistress
and came fondIing upon her. This led TO her de-
lection, and sho was taken back to the house
and Severely beaten. Finally, goaded almost to
madness, or 10 what has beon claimed in regard
TO her, "insanity." she gave asconsent, so far as
the law required to an union with Gfimour, and
after being bcdecked in bridal robes was broug gIt
as an OK to the slaughter, or a lamb TO the sacri'
flee, from her place Of confinement, and her des-
ny intorwoven for life or death! with that Of John
Gilmour. Tho parents had given them tIoC0
or almost $4,000 each, making $40 600 in all, and
they were settled on tie farm at lnchinnon, which
became their property. In about five weeks from
the marriage, the unhappy husband, after short
pm which he experienced severe torture perishcd.
circumstances came to light which afforded but
too much ground for suspicion that he had been
murdered, and that his unfortunate, but now it is
feared. guilty wife, had. caused his death. The
subsequent events are known-sho fed TO this
country in protection ola young man, passing as
his wife, but occupying distant berths, and assum-
ing fictitious name. Anderson is still living at
Renfrow wshire and is said to be of good character.
Christina declares that she did murder her hus-
band. If so, the prayer of all will be, that God
will permit her to pass in safety through the terri
bic ordeal which she will be called so soon to en-
|, iEtcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

WHITE LEAD, in kegs; Linseed Oil Spts Tur-
W. pentne Leihargo; Venetian Red Spanish
Brown; Whiting TIMBER rerade-Sena /; / ami pblack
Red Lead Ochrc ;'Vcrmlion; Chrome Green, Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes Sush tools Camel hair pen
cils, Copa Varnsh; japan Varnish Glass. &c &c.
W. FL. g. NJ. MAYERS,
nl'sis,S5 Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21


IA bell has been cast in Eng
nnusreal Cathedral, weighing two
..lH Sat the mouth is Z feet 3 inches,
% Rs' weight of the cIapper is 326
da " Yards of El2OO.
learn from the papers Of this
! ,-sa N. :, that Marshal Bertrand had
then at the Hermitage. The
greatly crowded, drawn thither by the
i the Legislature, and to witness the
on stake, of sl5o.0oo. DR.. Boynton,
,plishcd professor of Mesmerism, had
ring to full houses; and was in "full tide
ful experiment" of committing subjects
pgnetic Sleep"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
WANTED INIMEDIATELT,

4 NREEN and dried Apples, dried Peaches, Sweet
- and irish Potatoes, Cabbage, Poultry, Butter,
Eggs, Pork and Venson Hams
or "hich Groceries will be paid market price, at
me PROVISION and Vegetable Cellar, under the Office of
the Arkansas Intclligencer A ARNSTE0VC
Oct. 2ist, lSi3-37- -3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

An ar lock:--We have seen, says the SPRING.
held Nlass.) Republican, a very curious lock q,
mr.. bomss hardware store it is the invention
OF gentlemen Of Beverly, in this State, and is
,n'ehdea u, more especially for banks ana stores
TO unlock it, it is first necessary ,n..hnna.a ~,
key with air, by small air pumn. - ''''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

Inc rtssburg Chronicle contains tho cut Of :,
curly 'ai,ed pig squirting lard oil ON a locomotive
ihis is the last and most novel mode we know Of
TO apply the great staple Of Cincinnati, to ,n,c "
Inery. '@'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

4 UST reed per Steamer Arkansas and for sale
" low
10 doz Cotton cards (vcry finc)
100 lbs Salt Petre
bbIs Loaf Sugar
10000 best Spanish Cigars
doz DenijohEs asst. sizes)
2 casks Cheese
2 boxes clarified Soap
Letter and Fools cap Paper
7 coils Manila Rope (size l.2 inch)
10 boxes Claret
bags Pepper g, . .-
Playing cards. &c. &c. &c.
-. HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
. June 9. lS43
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

A simple servant boy one evouing went IN 70
the drawing room, on the bells being rung. When
returning othe Kitchen, he laughed immoderatc.
". Some OF the servants asking the cause or his
m'rth' he cried. What DO you think! ,her, were
sixteen of them who could NOT snnr TI' W..
and were obliged to send for me to do il ~''''0'0S'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Aug. 90. lS43.
CoTToH-ordinary a 81; middling 81 CT,
middiing fair 62 u; fair 81; good fair a
o.; good fine 10 cents.
SuGAE-Louisiana 3 4 81; Havana white 10 a
l0l; brown a 81.
MoLAsses-G0 %, C. gal. IL
ToBAcco-2 4! c. s. ..
FLoUR-$1 % rs.
WHIsKEY-Rectifod 90 &c.
CoFFEE--S a 81.
SALT--l GEL a,-.- -'...
RcE--2 so 3 90, per Dbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

N. Alexander Barrow, Senator from
is at present on visit to Nashville.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

Arrivals and departures of the mails at van
Eurcc, Arks.
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, tvia Little Rocky -
Arrives9 O'Clock, 4. NJ. Mondays and Fridays
Departs 3 do +. NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays
NORTHERN, (via st. Louis)
Arrives P. NJ. Mondays and Fridays
Departs A. Nj. Tuesday and Saturdays.
WESTERN & SOUTH WESTERN (via Fort Smith
Arrives P. M. Wednesdays aud Sundays
Departs 9a A. M. Mondays and Fridays
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
SELLING OFF AT CosT,

vi h undersigned, assignee for iIESRv STARR Jr.
+ late of the firm of Starr Griffith, will dispose
OF the remaining stock of Dry Goods. Hard Wares
rocerics, Boots and Shoes below cost Persons wish
ing to purchase will find it TO their interest call
WILLIAM G. ROBINSON, assignee.
August 5, l6I3--26-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

YH1HE undersigned contractors for carrying the IT,
1 nited Suites Mail from Little Rock 10 Fort smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public, that they
have provided themselves with new and commodious
Troy Coacles, which, together with good teams and
pcrienced and attentive drivers, viii insure safe
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Bnren and
Fort smith they have reduced the fare to IS from,
Fort smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, to Scotia
and from Scotia Little Rock So. Stage Office az
Capt Rogers, in feri Smlth' and at the Columbus to'
tel in Van Buren, All baggage at the risk OF the
ADAMS g. WILSON, Contractors.
July l, lSi3-23-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

TIE Eer. Amos Letcrre, who ABBOTT SIX or seven
monts ago, was charged with the seduction of a
young girl. one OF his congregation, under most
aggravated circumstances, has been tried in Brad
ford county. where the circumstance occurred, and
conricted Of administering poison to Miss Wood
burn, with an intent 10 murder her. He has now
comfortable prospect of a residence in the pcni-
tcntlafy for his outrageous hypocrisy and viIainy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
STRiYED OR STOLEN.

STRhYED OR STOLEN,
FROM the subscriber, few weeks since
" ~ a BAY HORSE about fifteen and a hal
@"T - hands high, neat linn bed shod all round
has few saddle marks and white
hairs the left between the knee and shoulder
joints; no other marks brands pcrceivable. Any
person who will take up said horse and deliver him
me will be literally rewarded. Il. c. BOYER.
Van Buren,. Oct. IA, lS43-3t.
uST RECEIVED, per steamer Export, TEN ba r
~ rels Old Rcctiied Whiskcy, which will be sold
low by HENRY Il CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 10, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

Of-course, the following from the Cincinnati
Message is true. every word of it:
We were surprised to see man yesterday with
segar IN his mouth, and a volume of smoke issu
ing from the back OF his neck. Thsamon had
been shot five years ago, the ball ef1ring ,he
back Of his neck and coming out at the mouth
which is very capacions and generally wide open,
The wound had healed, but left the hole made bv
the passage of the bullet. He keeps it corkeI u6,
except when smoking, and sometimes, when in a
great hurry, he eats with his mouth, while his
drink is poured by servant into tho bullet hole.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

Hoc to clean Md Giores.-'rake piecc Of
flannel, moisten it with little milk. rub it on
cake of ncp hard soap, and then apply it to
the glove. As soon as you have removed the
dirt, rub the kid with dry piece ofhnunol Care
must be taken not to make the glove too wet. In
these hard times, people must scour up, and make
every thing 90 as far us they can.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

Arriral Of the Charres prisoners from JcJer-
son.-Tho ST. Louis Republican sa vs. that :. the
steamer latan arrived here from the Missouri RI
yer, having on board the two McDonios. Dr.
Prefoniaine. M'Cormock, Brown, Morton and EIar-
ris. They have been rcmanded to this city for trial
at the next term Of tho Circuit Court in April
next, at winch term We are informed the parties
nos yet convicted will be put upon trial.
Dr. Pretontainc was sentenced on Monday to
pay fine of one thousand dollars. and t. be i'm
pt'sone1 one year in the County Jail of St. Louis
Soun'y, TINT being the extent of punishment awar-
ded in such cases.
Inc jury empannelIed in the case Of Morton.
Mccormick and Harris could not agree. and
were discharged. From what we can gather of
Information 10 regard to tho opinion of the Jury.
1t appears the majority in favor Of acquittn.
lucy VIII undergo trial again at the April term
Harris and Morton have been admitted to baiI.
and Mccormick we learn will give bail in a few
Gays.
Tho's Towson, Mason and Borry. (lho two lat
ter used rs witnesses, on the part of the Govern
mont,) wcrc recommended to the mercy of the
President. by the grand jury. in which Judge Wells
and the District Attorney concurrcd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

q Sgje'y IN M"nder Storms.-People often inquire
what are the best means of safety during a thun.
dor storm. and contemporary thus undertakes
to en-itghie's them. g If out of doors, we should
avoid trees and elevated objects of every kind; and
1t the Hash is followed by the report-whch
indicates that the cloud very near-a recumben,
position IS the safest. We should avoid rivers
and ponds because water is conductor, and per.
sons IN a boat are rery likely to be struck by the
lightning. If we are within doors, tho middle of
a large carponed floor will be Iolerably safe. We
should AVOID the chimney; for the iron about the
CRATE the soot and tho heated rariiod air, arc all
conductors y IS never safe TO sit noar an open
WINDOW because draught Of moist air IS a good
conductors nence we should close the windows on
such occasions. In bed we are comparatively s,fe
for the feathers and blankets are bad condnc,nrs
and we are to certain extent insulated in snch
situations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-12

y.
WHiSkEH-The sales small at previous rates;snal
lot OF hhds at 235 Considerable is held for higher prices
say 25c. F''N'''
PROVlSlONS-Beef and Pork nre very inactive the on
~ sales are 800 bbls Ohio Mess Pork 10 GA
winch last price is rather higher than the present
Sales OF Prime and Mess $50 Beef held at IS 25a
50 % Tor Mess 6aS6,5O for Prime \ sale of 1000 bbs
good Lard at SIC which refused for more: 500 mack
ages prime old 81. lot of 1900 packages going into
store Tor which It was offered: 1900 kegs and bis for
shipping taken NJ Sc nc. Small sales picked Hams nj
Hal; and 600 bis Shoulders at 3ic
MoLASSAS-NothingUf consequence doing-the mar
ket is bare OF Prime Cuba.
fLoORIIhe arrivals to-day OF all descriptions are mod
craze as wen as me demand, and little frmnoss l.
seen IN prices We continue quotations of Yesterday with
me remark that none Is % be had the lowest figure for
New Orleans; Ono and Michigan, Si9ii 5l2s; Gene.
see, 30 S5,3l5; Southern, a S5I2g.
TOBACCO-A sale of 6 hhds old crop Nv unmorcbon,
able nj % 53c, 1886 CASH 20 de- do merchants,
Die, 70 d. average 1898, months hhds new crop
Carolina, merehanlable % &c. average 81 ~ months
bales new crop Kentucky Sc.
CORN-Supplos moderate with sales at So a Soc for
North River, and 81 - tor New Orleans
COTTON-Sales OF 500 bales at previous rates Uol
dcrs very suif-Erpress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-12
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From the u. s. Gazette.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE PREsIDENT-HIs RE-
CEPTION


President Tyler arrived at the Navy Yard Of this city,
IN the steamboat OHIO, about O'Clock yesterday after
noon lie was accompanied by hrs Robert Tyler and
the Committee appointed for the purpose headed 10y Judge
Ming ~ the steamboat passed the river cannon Net.
discharged various points from the Shore and National
salute fired the approach OF the OHIO al the NAVY
Yard The yard open the public and was crowded
by all classes aud grades. The military stationed out
side, aud extended up Front street far as Queen
On landing. the President received in form by the
officers OF the Yard lie also met by Messns Hav
Rush, Swift. Whistler and Graves us Commute Of r.
eepnon who discharged their duties with due proprety
The President then delivered address In. foo, az
shear, which was listened with attention by nm
concourse lie was then conducted 20 the room of th.
mandnni, when the procession organized md after the
lapse OF about half hour off on the route desina
TED large number e spectators lined the streets and
WINDOWS ana The hustle was very general for a time.
pioneer trumpetcr came first, then Gen Cndwnladcr
ana Saf and large body OF military preceded by nm OK
.."eht oand The military display quite imposing
The officers and men looked we'll Seyeral from,
the neighborng counties ate ndance and also bo
dy OF country troops ON horseback.
There were about twenty barouches carriages and cabs
IN the procession and 20 30 citizens closed the eoyf,g,
ON horseback. There little no enthusiasm cons
derng the number of persons in the streets and
dows rs spectators.
Governor Porter, Robert Tyler and Judge King rode in
tue same bornuche with the President who accompancd
by Mr.. Wicklitie, Postmaster General and Judge
Porter, Secretary Of War. A correspondent who saws
ne counted them, states that about 500 men i'm Mi
formed the military part of the procession while the civic
was composed Of less than hundred The whole affair
terminated at half past five; and after the crowd as
sem5led before the hotel dispersed-before which how
ever the President appeared in the balcony was cheered
bowed and retired.