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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

Ny- Temperance House, % Nesey street. near the
Astor HoiseMiS T. VI Go$s has taken tn, delightful 'tua
Uu aud offers - her friends and the public is vaE0u, I'd
van,ages the most reasonable terms.
The house and newly !uGnnh-the situation
plcusan; and business and the steamboat landing
pure vegetable diet ur those who warn and cold
bath, tree. m!2ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

.it:..-z=:: \ WARRANTED CAST-SrEEL ~, ~
TOOlS.-'Ihe real genuine Consefi ~
! y en- only be hsd Al g iHGrneys'isset,s, - - n
- the i..atr and hli'bed ~fh -. -.
bands therefore ! raH freoGlsth,S - -
9nd n Eeorsc Rns-s Z, 60 :, Plau st Tboee Ioofs
by Osborn g Ltte, ~ g Fulton ,treti stamped Coole
not fny aud a5e de- gEe M1e s'e -
ut'.s: " CcggeI, NeU Y.Fi- 3 Attorney s'Ieri a ~
~ MI 3 !. .1yaei. iF'e observe -F 'll6R lil3Ry ooye
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

The soop Agent from New London coming the Enst
River yesterday morning. into by the Fulton Fern
boat aud stove casks OF oil and dong
An American ship of Georges Banks, May 3lih
with top gallant gone. and fue;Op
mastappare=ty large hoise abalt
poop-deck.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

D7~ The Books Of Subscription 10 the Capita
Stock of the New York Ere Railroad Co open
the Office of the Company No "a WaIlstreet, between tie
hours of 10 aH! ). WM NJ GOULD. Secretary.
N.v-YorS April 9th 1874 40
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

GREELEY 4 McEI.RATH.
apn2 5t.tw Publishers for the AuthoT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

SEVENTH WARD BANK, New.York, May - Isl.
o. Elcction.-'rhe Stockholders OF this Bank are
hereby notified that election tor thirteen Directors tor the
year. and three Inspectors ofhe succeeding cleo
ton will be held the Banking House ESD( The lta
dav Of June nert.
The Poll will he opened a, II NJ and cla.e o'clock PM
IIy order fthe Board \. :. FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
5777- nd b. Ila-ien fse Harlem Lave lvu Rf

On Sundays ne weather me. ~ Car wlI
hour from tItv Hall 70 fiafsn and W III Rrls Bridge
Cty Hall md 25n Line VIII every minutes
through the tay i;on ~ \ u u - J.. NJ
The fyr. Nl-ht Line viii 9Th lo Cry Hal NJ
~ ~ TO- 70 81 H. Il q Leave City Hall fDf 9TH street
at 3 81 IL. u -. II. II 81. Il.
ESQ SIN Wv. va. :. CARMEN. see,y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Price 6 Ia Cts.-37 lie Cts. for IL Copies.
Can there be 4 Church without Bishop

Controversy between Rev. ls " ulnwFt and P"t crow
OF the incidental assertion I'll the former tia There
cannot he Il Church without Bishop.
The above Controversy printed neat Pamphlet AMI
done up with printed covers. For sale ut the Tribune Dicr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
-..I.r. q, cp1.r M111 no 1Fr Vi,

c,TEAM GRIST MILL TO LET with IL horse T9wer We am am
- 2fun Of stones IN peree, order Can be used io a, Az
gngr;re Of JOHN MOA1lNGER, % PIT It " l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Memoranda.
Disasters. sc.

ship Columbus Cap, Cooper, from Rio de Janero, go
under weigh Yesterday morning with tar wind from SN
came up and anchored the North River of the Battery
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ Pcoas baidlug Licenses are requested IN produce
thea when agplar for encsa: ao, specially requested
apply n the above a"aG the rennl.icS o ts
Law Nv orue-. MONSON CJhRkE flrs, Mar,hrl
N..S- iots Mayor, Office MAY ,2ii l-:; Mi ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

=. .,... ISIS C.nuER .4RR4.rG E-uE.y-T-foR
ci1 NlDpLErpNSN GOSHEN .Nr i~TERNEni-
E..y=Ils ArrrtAcEs;--NE" YORK AND ERIE X Ali.
NT1-f---t-r RD!, b-lha anG splendid eniuiuat
IT Kfh i. Cart Alexander H. Shul;z. l.nyes the tnt o
Duane e.;, daily, lSundays eHccp'gt.l at ocncA y h
and T. p. passing rhe eauiiu ~ The Hudson
river, "a ernCnt where Passengers tnhe The c"nirou> ear
o the To- Though the picturesque valley al The hlnapo. to
Goshen Nt,ie',vvn. eic
Returning leayc Middietoyn al s \ u. and f. VI.
passengers b. he Morning ine iruni three 10
f- hour, Goshen saG Mddeo.G. ana return - the CITY u
ucipcs the ,af
g3- Fsmi!e> ard Pleasure Parties wli hnd ths the xc de
iig;fu Excursion from the city. The unusually
m-"u' rid have apartments npprggraici eIp's To iadies
For further par;cnars. inquire 81 the Captain bra.
Of j, Van RENSSELAER,. agent, cmrner uf Duane nod
West s:esis. II. {. St.i MOI L. SUPERINTENDENT.
il.,..crs aI O,ssz0. BIgBampo1 and PHI the 5Tiecqa
pilr,, :>sefn C0gn, 90; ti- >i.e - New-b 'f> Ipi
Northern Coute, at rc5asy yaGa Wi ind f'i rate tse,
ami ci,,iu take them ifn tlGep'fa cieytr lnd
I:nre eNi,eicor> tnan my ot7er rou'e H7
=. NEW-YORh AND ilAk!,tNl RA!Lk4 80
sL i CbNPNNi--l INNER ARRANGEMENTS
h;e. lon and after Nay is. is+i. the Ca sri run
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CnEAr DRY GOODS.

No. 70 Cedar, door from N1Ssau =.
--rcvet Auctiuu magnificent erch pn'ed
II Nlt,lrs rch f!rorhe ltd and striped Pouit is sore "
uernr guny black ,trised B1rfege. Ne,r >'ye Btih"-
finr lJ4 satin st,ed Burrese ShHwls, Lade> ta'.''
rch HAT ard Cap Ribbons, EG,sa IreH4 and A'hbi''
TN 7res white anil black Cspnu. ccored six shn"i'
Ear.sy Seeinc Hosiery Gloves, *. Person, uuciG'
for cal. .y. well call and eNa.ne the sock before pf
tt,.I,ro ropS-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

- FOR LIVERPOOL-PACkET Of IrNE 9TH
:is> 1'l- Packet ,t.y GEORGE " WASHINGTON, !. +.
80 Allen Master. ii ss; above. her regular day
FOR if.-J passage ayiu- superior accOmmodatCisapps
va ''''' IGRIV$ELI NINTi7 IN = co. :: South
Tire Packer .hip PAIKlCk HENRY. J. g -ln?. Nastef
-, a. 80 rul3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

Election for oiicers of this Society fr the ensun. yef
be held MONDAY the 3id day of June next. the otc
of the Society 10 Ihey.st. Polls open from IL \. NJ
O'clock 7. VI. New York. 10Th May, ls4i mi iSune IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

Information hA. been received our Consul L, Naple
that Nitary Mole thu, haftr. ha, prolonged ~
fa ths foundations The drec which vessels ha
bseo IN the hst tAslng from the great entrance eco
<Ydxd< Of Cspn the Light Hou>e the Mole and ;hcy
lhou6 be careful TO AVOID the obstacle hus created
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

f,UstNS AND h>CHORS-!pr Ia nen To >. 90 n
cbnr, from "a 4 t0 = 4 sold exchanged y
aD!3 GAUNT j DERkiChS'JN. l5t Soutl-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
ny Health, Quiet. and Comfort.-Th,

House IS barclay street. Newl ork proiers ndva;asee Ia
strangers stopping few days weeks IN the city such as
rarely Offered. It eicby located clean and airy street
very neur the business part OF the city. and the immediate
vicinity of the principal steamboat landings. Its apartments arr
convenient ard neat white table su2phed with the best
Vegetables and Fruits that he procured excluding entirely
iimu fod and stmuan;s of all kinds. Charges moderate.
and every effort nude reue Oaters comfortable Shower
Baths free Remember. IS Barclay street. U25u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

4c FOR SALE-A farm Of 10 aces pleasantly ,Itna.
.e! a hr4tiy location ~ South BfIn'"r. y =. ta'
the New YORK and Philadelphia itaifrad > ~ = if"'
New Yor. ibou: 70 ae 10 lrh state nI @
h. GOOD fence nuuie and Issch orchards TIMBER lil &
hnt,e ham shop and other huGla->. good and couve-
ent with good wa,erpump the d'-'r A~ tDe slc'
rp, tool, farming utensils Among the stock are Durham
md Bcr shires o the FIR; pei yrss Tie farming u'c's
-ood nn sufficient improved system o i-sncutufe III
qGls ny ~ I,3. " \. P SMITH s. l.beTty;.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

f!NAIEKN AND ENtISk LItiNsE -N0uce U e'cFi
person vending, te2n- IN or e,ang strong or S9Eiiu-
Jus l.qu1r, the ti;y % Seyv-Iu OK.
i persons who shall sell " deal 20 strong Spiruons j.
Quor, -Scrgt Importers or Dstlers, selling any Cugr'
ported tIte1! by them, quantities above iye sap1-
yIrggt HAVING ;Ft obtained ceGe for such pufp"e4s tom
the Mayor and the respective Aldermen and ASSISTANTS p the
Ward, VI which they ,eYeray ,u!e are subject BY I.qw
each offence, to the penoityg s. aud q case OF Reaifs I"
add punishment Jy md .c.ilgut u Ile and ugU
olmeHi Tavern and Excise cea viii therefore ~ .s,usa
The Mayors Gce, Cty Iihi, between the hour oi 10 8a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

-. desirable residence account Oi I, cogEelsh1 l'
iI non between tie iue> ~ stages On tf' '''"
t---- sfr,- - well very Cu-t 1eic1b0ftel h. s
f,nTi Gs and may nuisance, common % ''r -. u
,a crds- ca,ins been a;-!Y ceaue az in'e'i " ~
b. fr1fnn Mater cic- The Of he hGie Ny per
ON 70 Obtain good sulron would do wen 20 sN
anne The p-cf.. wns-s niomuton VII be gwen OF NJ S
Office o. the COMMISSIONER '' s ''''' Ell WILLIAMS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE or ALI.
RiNrnse, and E.rMi;tiOms OF the SKIN. {.

TO TAkEG3EA>E SPOTS from Tlothe>. Garrett, ,Wooi-
-Es. tsc.-IEe Magic Ei.iy- soup removes AL r-
the contrary hrgheGne anf beaufiyny them sod NJ =
Chai..af1 - aud - broadway. or loJ Fulton \ Bfook!H
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~, BANf-F,{ {C-If z fRS--ro 1t - Lease, i;-e
IL So ~ =, !!.r.dray 'oe=ae- "lth > SOD iiie
ii.. BuiIrc fe m ralcul7ie! 10y Ss"A,iP' ,.'-
:-'f--a fa- mos .1y sind %; lantar1IIn- a-' :
80 o-ston f-- Fum'-r t-rlf1- Make i,-'s
-atla a-i Harness 49, To = -,d NE ''
W. Mulberry :---t-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

PM, az re persons caa he acrommoda.ed w''r bea;
by The day or week 2: reasonable RHce tof iufihef pa,r
ars inquire Of Richard Warren, t~0o ie'ei
'%SsbUrrh NaY s.h ISL ~ tJyt'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Suokcn, sc,
Whalers. &C.

At 8 Helena 18th April, ships JASON Harris Of Nondoa.
hss bbis otl. 70 sp bound home.
lestef from Capt Fshet the shin Mlnervs SMITH OF
Bedord reports her, date "A : Ion 81 w all we'll l0O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

TO LET-The tbre- story and attic t''cS fo,.e' s
h 70 : Cataanne street we.i racu1te'i gi : - -.
; m. Eou-- fn- a!ch purpose II tas t--n i,-l yf
- ne ,sa-. Il VII be ri l"w r. good ;enhn' ana %
--e.,e, part u the zen; 81. t boarded ou;-eiIu'i. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Philadelphia Cattle Market, May 80.

PhiIaHc IphIa CHttIt -UHrINtF' -1Hy UT
B,cres-aGO offered 73 fine quality Maryland. 20 Penn
sylvnnn l05 Kentucky and - OhiOout u winch 50 eni'
svlyann lt9 ONO and - Kentucky driven - the New
York market sale. ranged this day at s. % per lCv y
SIS and lew iine large Cattle s45 So. Saies dull
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

:. F,JP PStIEI.THECiTY ot Nait hRh-;\ n9iise ,F
- aad acrrs Of Land situated =, >'Ul hi2a :. -
:;rs ne House = fea, rlnt Jy - Dep. - >tJi= PIX
rarya N tie r-.r audwe' anisn-l nroushlH
Aso roTi ta5 u;-i 81 ;'isns; ,t &, 70 e rnr,r
If Wiian and Warrington .;rees. OF oi W Lillian L.
. IN .rr l.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-05

purchased here, and they cannot be hauled.
Bring an axe but no other tools. $50 or
IT'S lbs of -four or its equivalent in meal for
each month, except infants, and so lbs of ba-
con. Start, if possible, grass or no grass,
by the 10Th of April; sooner if you can;
about 25 wagons together is plenty, and il
you have a large company, would econ
mend that you form seperate companies, and
not keep very far apart. 1t is a long and
tiresome trip, but patience and perseverance
will perform it. Work oxen, cows, or nor
ses will bold out to Fort Hall, but they will
there have to be exchanged for others;
mean work horses. Bring all the COWS and
young cattle you can, but no calves, young
horses will come we'll. Let your cooking
tools be few and light.
*We think the writer is not correct in his
opinion. We are persuaded that DIR. McLaugh-
lin has no intention of leaving the service Of
the Hudson Bay Company.
Com. Advertiser
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-05

few years since. He was the most perfsc,
specimen of a frontier man in his day, and
was once door-keeper of the House Of Rep
resentatives of Illinois.
The above account is taken principally
from a newspaper. Its author is unknown.
The facts, however, therein stated, are ia
miliar to MANY. and were first communicated
TO me by one of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court of this State. They have been con-
irmed by others, and there is no doubt OF
their correctness.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-05
STAND no YouR

STAND III TOURC OLORS.-The in
dications of the general determination oil
the WHIGs of the country, to maintain iheir
organization, as well in defeat as success
are too numerous to be mistaken, and we hail
the "Union of the Whigs,n as another proof
of the patriotism of the party, They will
never desert their cause or principles. They
have stood together, shoulder to shoulder;
and they have commended nobly for the best
interests and the best men ofthe country
In adversely. they have the proud c~onsola-
ton OF knowing that they have done all that
men could do, with honor! and it is no fault
of theirs, if adverse results should now ensue
10 the government and to the people. Years
and years hence, the contest of 1914 viii be
recoilecied by all good Wings, as the time
which tried and proved the patriotism of
those who strove for the election of Henry
Clay. Stand to your colors--the National
Flag-galIant Whigs!--let others come to
yo,l. 1t is your part to stand fast, and con-
tinue to do your best for our beloved country
alexandria Gazette.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-05

A good heart is i~ndespenssbly necessary
to the knowledge Of truth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
LETTER FROM OREGON.
LINNToN Oregon, July 25th, 1914

LlNNToN oregon, July 10Th, 1914.
lam here in our new town, which we have nam
ed above. in respect for DIR. Linns services for
this Territory. Gen. M. M. McCala and myself
have laid out the town together. He is gentle
man from Iowa Territory, and laid off Burlington.
the seat of Government. He is an enterprsing
man. Our place is 10 miles from Vancouver, on
the West bank of the Wallamettee river. at the
head of Ship navigation. and three or four miles
above the mouth Of Wallamettee, md twenty five
miles below the Wallamettee Falls. have NO
doubt but that this place will be the great CONNER
cial town in the Territory. We are selling lots
at $50 each, and sell them fast at that. = At the
Falls there is quite town already. | own two
lots in Oregon city. (the town at the FaIs.) They
are said to be worth 5000 each. got them OF
DR.. Mclaughlin. for two lots here in Linnton.
was six weeks at Vancouver, where myself and
family were most Hospitality entertained by DR..
Mclaughlin, free of all charge. He has been q
great friend to me, and has done much for this
emigration generally. find provisions high
pork 10 cents beef. cents; potatoes. 40 cents
-four, S4.OO per hundred. But find it costs me
as little, even less to live here than in Weston.
paid for wood the last year lived in Weston $75
for corn and fodder, $50, all of which is savet
here. We use much iess pork here than in Mis
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. Duval, Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and L. DeLano, Park Hill, C. Nation
!. Strain. Fayetteville, Ark.
James Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
Samuel q. Newton, General Agent.
Post Master. HillsIorough, Arks.
Rev Jones, Cherokee P. o. Ch. Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
PIP. Pitchlynn. Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
Charles johnson, Fort Washita.
sloan Love, chickasaw District. IS
r. N. Jones, Boggy pepot.
Z. G. Gooding. Fort Towson.
u. Folsom, and John Penn, Doaksyille.
VIM. Riddleand J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
" II q NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, Carksville.
Robert Frail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
ffosf Mastes. Pleasant Hill.
& E. B. Alston, Spadra.
Thomas Powers, Clarksville. .-
Thomas A. Howell, Norristown.
s. NJ. Hays, Dover.
DR.. James N. Floyd, Danville.
II. H. Hygings. P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman, Rock Row.
Clarke & Carol, Belmont, Miss.
Fitzpatrick g. Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton d Sheafe, New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
Post Master, Bentonvlle. .r
w. Z. Mitchell, Carrollton.
Col. Jas Logan, Boonville.
Rob't Moffit, Franklin Co.
a. J.. McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
Or. w. Gray, Horsehead.
Iho's A. Howell, Norristown.
Post Master, Lewisburg.
Gen. Sam. Mitchell, Post Of Ark's.
). N. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
II. s. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
}. Z. Pitman, Sweet Home.
Z. Perkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Creel
Agency.
Jno. Curiton, Washburns Prairie Mo.
b. I. Duval, Dardanele Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

fai@ he"eonaler.-Tho EdgefeId. Is. C.) Ad:
vef'iser Of the 18th ult., says: II is our painful
ou'y 10 record trngicai scene which occurred in
'"'s town on Monday last. After the Sheriff.
sales were over, and whilst considerable crowd
remained abou. tho steps of the cour, bouse.. |.
h3hs ensued between Mr.. Jos. W. Glover and
Mr. hovet' Gomillion, which terminated in III,
death OF Mr.. Glover. Both pa rites, i, seems were
"r'''' ano hred pistols a. each other the frs, time
,nou' elmer beng materially injured. Mr.. Go.
n''iion with his second pistol shot Mr.. Clover in
the right breast, which .,ilIed him INSTANTLY. NJ,
uom'iiion Immediately surrendered himself ,o an
0I'oer' As tho matter may undergo judicial in:
'es'ignIon we forbear to enter further into ~.
particulars OF this melancholy scene. Col. VIM.
H. Moss in attempting to prevent the affair. va.
very severely shot by one of The partie, in N,
neck and shoulders. We are gratified to learn.
'''' MS wounds are not considered dangerous.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
THE COON HUI N T .

AlR-Boatsman Dance.
Spring of the year has como you see,
And the coons creep out from the hollow Tree :;
Four-and-twenty hunters all in band.
A shooting down the coons on every hand.
Hunt, hunters, hunt,
Hunt, hunters, hunt,
Hunt all night till broad daylight
And off with their hides in the morning.
Heigho, at every crack,
Seventeen coons lying on their back.
The hunter dance and the hunter sing.
The hunter up 20 ev'ry thing;
He shoot the coon with the old smooth-bore,
And the rihe.ball makes the crittur roar.
.at Hunt, hunter, hunt, &c.
He brings his musket to his eye,
Then he secs the coon on the Buckeye high;
He takes good sight and bazes away,
And dead on the ground the cooney lay.
Hunt, hunter, hunt, &c.
The hunter am lucky man,
There is none can do as the hun ter can;
! never saw pretty girl in my life, ..
But wanted to be a hunters wife. f.- .s
Hunt, huAs9r, hunt, &c.
When you 60 to the hunters rout,
Have hickory club almighty stout;
One end sharp. the ether end blunt,
That is the talk for the grand coon hunt.
Hunt, hunter, hunt, &c.
Over the mountain. up the tree .
The hunter skin ev'ry coon he see
An6 about next fall when the land is freed,
There won't be coon left alive for seed.
Hunt, hunter, hunt, DC.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
POET X v. .

&" Two DOLLARS A DAY AND ROAST BEEF. :
In the year eighteen hundredund forty,
The song Of promised relief.
Which was suag to ths poor by the naughty,
Was 1.-TWO Dollars a day and roast ..oc.''
T5en the banners were flying and streaming
To reason the people were deaf
They wcas thrrugh the universe screaming
1.-TWO dollars day ana roast beef. 49,
Medals, sashes, and badges now Aoursh'd,
With portraits betokening grief;
The wearer's hoped they should be noursh'c
With "two dollars day and roast beef"
The woodchuck, the skunk, and the coon too
And the fox, tina, nveterate thief
Lent their skins to the wings, with his tune too,
"Two dollars day and roast beef"
The star then above the horizon
Was soon overshadowed with grief,
For the people have never set eyes on
= "Two dollars day and roast beef"
The pledges we're broken, truth was banish'd d,
Where now was the promised relief
The dream of 1.-TWO dollars" had vanish'd,
And also the hope Of "roast beef"
The medals are gone and the banners,
Log cabins are stuck on a reef;
The masors have ceased their hoza
For 1.-TWO dollars day and roast beef"
We will now ask the workies onequestion,
And we promise them it shall be brief
Have you ever yet hurt your digestion
By eating of cash or "roast beef?'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
PETER Il. BURNETT.

Sie-urs o" suspicion Of being Intended for the
Stare Ir0ne.--At Boston, on Wednesday the llth
ui. under orders Of the coiortnr Of the port. the
Baltimore built schooners M nchester and Devcr-
ea"x. We're sized at india whorf. on suspicion
that they ha,e been fitted out for the slave trade
1t Is admitted. that their destination was the Goa st
OF Africa. but tn" captains declare that they only
contemplated engaging in lawful commercial bu.
siness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

MHaary Aorcmeni.-The steamer Gen. Brooke
'r'hgs US The intelligence of tho departure of a
company Of United States Dragons from Fort
A'k'nSon' under orders for Fort Smelling, to ar.
resi-, 1t is presumed, some of the Sioux tribe OF
'"''ahs' who we're concerned in the robbery and
MURDER OF some cattle droyers, or the st. Rotcr's
river, which occurred about n month since = P.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

Anti-rent.-The Heidelberg ou,ragos continue
in New York. Another Deputy Sheriff has been
,arred and feathered, and his papers destroyed.
The farmers in that region are regularly drilled
a, stated times. to the number of many hundreds.
The whole district is organised against the pay
ment of rent, and are determined to fight to the
last. Patrols of men, disguised as Indians, scour
the mountains and valleys, and every road and
pass qua rded. 1t is believed that the Govern.
or's defamation will have no result-no effect.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

''"p''-A mother revolution reported, The mu.
'a''oes having made an a,temp, at power.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

tsloo sig1:-The Piesyvps, ssys sAas d Pole
was found wing Sa fss s-waik. FFssssa71e57s'
o. the police. lssses neither an ssh p,is nor Z
hickory pole, but sfoiish Pole, whose name wss
koscinsko-k Freedom. Si no, shrek when ne fen.
but member &c the Temp-ance Soc,~-, 40 8
| =. La me SEQ the eire.,s of rum,,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

r. "'''am Chiffon Allen, the sculptor. is dead.
f'o was In tho 18th yerr Of his age, and mos,
prominent young artist. Ho expired a, tho re,i.
dence Of his father, in Winches.sr. Kv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

The St. Louis Revei lie. says, that h German
woman gave birth to a child, recently. in one Of
the cars Of the western train, from Baltimore to
Cumberland, when i, reached the Harper's Ferry
Bridge. Both mother and infant were gcftine
along.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

John Q. Aaams.-The Ex.pres;de,, and H.
'a'!' 'a'eiy met with serious accident at ferry.
curing iourneS. Mr.. A. wns much hurt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

The Philadelphia Spirit says that small pos
and poetry are disorders that every educated man
is afflicted with once in lifetime, but then it doe.
rot always "break out' satisfactorily,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

John A. Brynn, of Ohio. Charge d'Af1air. 10
Peru, is a, New York, on his way to South Amer.
lea. MIR. Bryan Vns formerly editor, be-, n.
is now p aiplom0t. valued at S4,5OO saI.rv--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

Pride Of Birih.-Thosc who depend on tho
merits Of their ancestors, may be said to search in
the root of tho tree for those fruits which the
branches ought to produce
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,NmENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

,NMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
.f THE EXECUTE 90
.,LER, of Virginia, President ..-.
p. NaxGuM, of N. c. Vice President.
E. ssLHoUN, Secretary Of State.
......ls.- l2,ss, OF n.y., Treasury.
'ILKISs, War.
4. Mason, Sc Navy.
skSkLlFFE, of Ky. Postmaster General.
oc Nd, Attorney General.
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Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Of Virginia .hss besa ssksu
dovn ~iths second severe aissqk Of the isser, aud
IS confiped to his bed. " -
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VOLUME a-NO. 80.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s3 u.

d. ID VOORHEES,, chief clerk of the Bureau Of
Construction, in the navy department, died ia
washington, on the 18th ult., of typhus fever.
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g. W MAJOR Zen. Gaines and family arrived at
st. Louis on the 9th nit.
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LEGISLATIVE.

AnAMs. President of the Senate.
OLDHAM, Speaker of the House. (,
enate is composed Of 25 members, elected
vears; and the House of IS members,
'or two years.
Legislature convenes once in two years.
rst Monday in November.