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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

EcJ- 70 Printers--Memhers of the NEW YORK
FRANKLIN TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION arein;
formed list OF the Of Men ers in geod
standing will be pnEted the 2lst OF October % The
Of those wsn three months in arrears io dues will
MOT he included IN the list
BY order of the Aisoclation.
o5 3tawiO2l JOS. I. CROWELL, Recording Secy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

July a. !ets y. "a w. ship Delh Williams. from New
York. for Manila.
Seps Ia, ies, Ion Is, D'one. of New-Yok' days from
Falmouth
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ATEW:YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPbAtNtY.tI COMbats
NoJtfE The Stockholders hereby notified that iho
Annual Election for Directors OF this Company wli be hsd al
the Companys Office No. Wuleet ~ .e cay o. @ seT n
Work on Wednedsay the Gd day oi OCTOBER next from ~
o'clock A. NJ. to l 7. u. m, IS coo,.r,
The Books of Transer VIII be closed On the Sd :" Sepn
"'' i"'"t Rv order $50 ~ r. PIERSON, Secretary.
..o,.,nl or Ig,h isA sl2tOE3nc
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FIVE PER CENT. STORE.

TO Cash Mere" "ams'
ffe attention Cash Buyers te'pec. .'u"S e"s W '
ro,g aud advantageous system "i selling
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
advance otory
FIVE PER CENT ERO.u .3CTU.4L COST.
iv this means ,r>i Merchant VIII the puTchaie
no Ia fifteen cent. and nave the advantage
"a c'ecting from inrg' aud desirable stock.
.HiRSH-iLL'S LINEN 1HREJiD
nlvny> on hand. at .iea;iy reduced prices
~ Country Merchants visiting New York, VIII find II
,i interest 10 give a before purchasing elsewhere.
uUrCiliNGs. CAsW Ehi1 1sf T. saor S"IsI., st,e.,
pL,i, s doors from Pear street. Ncn-YO,k.
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Below
SnoGen. sc.

4 bark supposed TO De the Rapid. frnm Havana
Also brig, unknown. Wind WSW.
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Behold He Gomseth5NRssfn S.R.n ,,Sle r. ni5 t5is
saturday evening. ct 5th at half past o'clock Sublec
th Second Coming Of Christ Nigh Hand Seats free The
public invited attend Lectures also three times on the
IA dny IL
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n.- second ANNIVERSARY OF the Sous OF

&c Hats-Fall Fashion.-Now ready. complete
assortment Of the Fall Fushion HATS. which quality
,yl warrant equal iacued nj our old sn ndnId
pTces VIZ: Fine Mole or Silk Hats. s2s Extra do. 80
Imi,niIon Beaver. SO {; Erim Fine. s4!,.
WATSON & co. ISL Chatham Squire.
opposite james ss,reet.
IA. - % rhSS:M Il
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, OC rOBER ).
n:siArUkE ALhASAt-THrs DAY.
Tux SuS T'HE mo6s FULL SKA.
Rises . - SETS "a Rises nom E:sL....::a
LATEST DATES. -
London Sept. 70 HGvfe, sept y
ve.pon! Sept 20 New. Orleans. q
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" Graham House, 63 BarcIay.-Clhzens or
die; Is proeTed he of Vegetables Fruits.
sc. without suan esleas are invited 10 patronize
R. GOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

Syr French Church du Saint Sauvcur.-
The quarterly Sermon IN bsia u is church, Wi. be pre1ch
e next Sunday evening. 9th inst. by Rev. &. H. Williamson
Rector The service and the singing will be ~
FIcnch nnd tine English Services 10 begin ut
o'clock Inc chapel oi Nassau and lafk Row.
4 are respectfully invited to attend.
e. II. WILLIAMSON. II Murray-st.
Services every Sunday III Ifench. ni u
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U- Free congregational church, crosby-,,

2 door, below Spring seet-Rev. 8 u. Cochran Wi preach
sabbath evening halt past O'Clock, On the Grounds
OF Faith. Sernon IN the morning Us usual. 90 1t
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~see Last Pa &c .

Arrived.
ch Leopard Mant. 10 days from Lusc plaster. to Brett
cST olon;o Tevaery day. from Lxbec plaster to Brett
& SOse.
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Ns- Third Congregational D.strict.--rhc
Wings of the Third ConefesoGai District requested 10
meet nt Castle Garden Monday Evening. the TIN at
clock to hear report oi the Convention appointed To
nominate candidate for Congress, BY order of the Conven
lion. FREDERICK PENIZ, President.
e P H0UGHros secretaries. o3 Ats
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
Democratic " nig senatorial Conven

tion.- First Distriotat meeting Of the Convention
held Broadway ou>e te city at New YORK n ;he 18th
October, lSl3. the following resolution wn adopted
ResOred. That the next Sen.orld Convention u" th's
District be held Natvo Hail. FnoD street III the city ni
i,fnoklyn. the second ue.day at Oriober Sii nj IL
O'Clock NJ and that the Chairman md Secretary give due
notice thereof" OLIVER I. HEWLETT. Chairman
ID A. HoyEK Sec'y So dm
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lolLrT FURNISHING SroRE-The subscribers respectfully
the attention of the public their collection OF articles for
ee Toilet they having for number of years devoted their
ae exc usivey the selection oi such, and enabled
aiongh their have the latest and most choice mpor
aaoas Of which made expressly for them. and
s' be obtained other establishment the whole forming
assortment no, eoualed variety quality this City:
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Third CnnrressionnI District Atfen-

fTIu =, - I
friends Of Clay and FRALs6BuFSES 81 The Third Concres
,nai District composed Of The lsi II 3D. ih and 9th Wards
will he held at Castle Garden Monday lhe th inst n
clock p 81 II exnected that Hon. j. NJ. Clayton OF Della
ware Hon. Francis tanre of this Stnte and severa other
eminent speakers will address the The Saloon at
tnche the Garden will he opened Tor the accommodation OF
the Ladies'
The 90 3d. 4th and 9TH Wards. and other Wing Ass"cia
tons will the Park. opposite knlckeibocker Hall at
= past clock precisely and will then proceed with the
81, 10 the G ,rden EGBEltT BENSON, Chairman.
JAMKs KELLY, SecTetnry o35t
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ss SEsTHs sTHsn e, GARs. Secretaries. o5
ry-Wh,C Mass Convention at Bridgeport

WEDNESDAY. OCT 9.-The Steamer EUREKA will Ieave
the foot of Liberty street North RIVER nt O'clock a. NJ
,rve in bridgeport about IN o'clock Reiuningwi leave
Bleepor, at o'clock P. NJ arriving New. York by half
pnst9 srerdd Band Of Music will accompany the par,y.
Hon RuFrs CHnArE. Mr.. Van WAeHER. the Poughkeep-
sic Blacksmith and other distinguished speakers will address
the Convention. -
The Wings of bridgeport extend cotal invitation 10 all
their Wing brethren 10 with tbem ne ia:chstinG
wil he out"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

IfROWN ,sAEETlNGS AND sHIKTINGSIUI every
and width al the known brands both heavy and
fnr-Siark Mi IGdan Head Lawrence e Abbot. A. Merri
mack Exe'ers. Unknown. Buuswicks. sc SC may DO had
n. manufacturers prices the I'd floors vi Is and ~ Cedai
.,rs.t half block above Pearl street.
10 = 10 H. and No To II Also Cotton Batting.
huc paper. lC4 bundles the 10 hsa very large euan!y
n, cents per 10 cents S nnd cents To- hIs
,,r ,tye warranted rqu, 10 10 cent bait IN market
Ai.n Paterson Yellow Ticket. ana Oher NewJesey yarns.
q, Ipw prices ,s
Also Wicaing Of every de,cupton. Carpet Wares. and
rh ,ded superior nuay, both white and coIoed assorted
40 Tm,ne of variou, qualities, 10 20 cens ID.
attention Of Country Merchants particularly solicited
IA st,k which got with direct view m meet their
~ ~ ,, s',1 : T. n UNnEklllI.,
'p' '"''''A' lSand 70 Cedar street.
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c. :. FISH, Auctlonecf.
IrV &. s FISK. store No. q Cana street. ma
DSsles OF Dry G0ods on ruesdaysot each week.
DRY GOODS.

lust RECElVED-gOO pieces Of the richest and newest
- .;yles of Silk. Just imported Tor Fall wear.
\ ,o $50 pieces CashmereS Ren,s>seonce ana omote
Bouquets and colo and other styles very superior as
Ao a0 pice figured Ombre de Lanes Cashmere keps and
Others.
A.o an entire ew nvoice OF Cashmere, Boche and PRINT
cd hhe Shawls entirely designs, the handsomest as
>or;.nen, that can possibly be found IN this city.
Ladies' nre requested call aud examine our stock before
rufrha,ins One prioe asked and no deviation
as Bic BARKER Sc ToIvi.E. IL Catherine N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

:, VALUABLE PEARL and CEDAR ST STORES
IN On Saturday next. Oct 5th will positively be sold 10
isl close a trs Merchnnts Exchange. at IL oeik
@ Inree Stores corner Pearl and Cedar Streets known AZ
Nos, Is7 and ls9 Pear and Cedar street unie pre
,iou.Iy snid at private sale. Apply TO Is. f. WHEEL
WRIGHT, 6S Pine ST. o5 os'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Mrs. BAILEY respectfully informs her patrons and The
public thai shs vii her Seminary Monday. the h
September next For rtsrus. references &C. apply al her
residence. No. 10 Carroll Place, Blseckef ST. rs 5w2wu'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

NIEW-YOKk LAW SEHDOL-SESSIDN OF IsI4-55.
~ "A coune OF Ffty Lectures. ~lh examinations EN-
brncng u and complete outline Of the principles OF our
law. will be delivered the Lyceum of Natural History.
nencne the 9Th OF November O'Clock the
and De continued Tuesday and Friday evening
az the sane hour.
To accommodate students the humble circumstances
this whole IS fixed Ten Dollars payable
advance. No application for admission the class entered
after the I'd Of November Private pupils received for the
whole of their clerkshp for shorter period whose
general well Issal reading will be cartuy supenn-
teDGe9.
Tickets delivered at the office of the subscriber
THOMAS w. CLEhkE, Counsellor at Law.
o5 aw. 2us~ WaISl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

SELECT. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
- E2,:n5eih TvcH. ". 1.-The twentieth session Of the
Institution vii commence Monday. the 18th Of Oct
few students received the family of the
Principal Terms $3.50 References given applica
tion o the subscriber. J.G. huffman. o5 lws
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IHHHElE 5g|Il!E!,nlz||I4lE B IL

CCALEOBION-HATCHlNG EGGS BY SfEASl.
23J Broadway.
This move exhibition open tor short une yfon
a. NJ 81 7. VI n. the reduced pnce OF Ia cen or ad
,r,ss;nn Nnchines far SnIe ~ lmt
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Government debt. ELL. .0l5. 600
Other securities -. 1854 go
Gold coin K bullion II. .657 .2uS
Silver bulllon... :. l,6'i.uSi
cog 2sI .sls
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f2S,3jl,25

Banking Department.
Proprieiors' capital &l4 553 600 Government secun-
finch dinpt taad
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E An entertainment the New York Museum This after
MOI WincheIl. CaroIns Anstres Morris the Comic Sing
etludng LAUGHING Gas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

=, STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
f.-A "A large commodious store convenient Dwelling
ps considering value and adaptation TO business loca
I'd in the of remarkably fOnshns village on tho
Hudson river The winch large Eusinefs
noy done principally for Cash md still on the increase
b on account o Ill health the wishes 10 Dispose OF H.
The store is built modern style and considered one oil the best
m the purpose hea,e and has rt rate class OF custom
The dwelling houses &c. are also ~ prime ofdsf
ta concern believed to advantages which 10 The b
sin man nfe rnre equs lei. Title ndsputabc Appi,D
Mes.rs HUTCHINGS, CASWELL & SMITH;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
q n fTu A n Y

Died, on the morning Of the 22nd inst, at Cane
Hill, CHARLES NJ Mcclellan, aged about AZ years,
of Col Jno. Mcclellan, after u severe and pain
full illness.
The deceased has long been of citizens. his
family being among the first settlers of Cane Hill he
has moved among a pioneer of Arkansas has been
the stay, comfort and prop of his aged parents OF
whomtbe father-not long ago left this weary world,
while the other yet tarrys to in her old age the
untimely death of dutiful, generous and hospitabe
The deceased was firm and influential democrat
He was hale and strong man, and few days ago
he strodc among happy and healthy the best
But his strength has been shorn and he lies low
dust. Truly we admonished, when thus see the
vigorous man cut down. to prepare for that exit des
tined to us ALL and to be ready for the hour of depar
ture, as in the midst of life we are in death
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
FORT SMITH JOCKEY CLUB
FALL RACES.

"IlLL commence on Tuesday the 6th day of DC
w tober next.
TUESDAY sth.-Sweeptakcs for three year olds-s25C
entrance 500 forfeit to and close by Ist of Sep
tember, 2 mile heats, . to make n race entry
WEDNESDAY 9th.-Sweepstakes for two year olds
the made in the fall of 1912, $3.50 entrance
500 forfeit, mile heats. entries The following
tries made Produce of Experiment; of Workman,
by Luzborough; Volcano; Chronometer; Hannibal
Thursday l0.-Swcepstakes free for any thing, 10
rule mile heats, to and close by lst September
two more to make Il race. One entry
Persons wishing 20 make entries in either of the
above stakes, do so by addressing, post paid Sam
Caldwell, Fort Smith, Ark.
On Friday will commence the regular Jockey Club
Races.
FRIDAY.--Two mile heats.
SArURDAY.--One mile heats, best in 5
The purses will be made known in good time, and the
cash hung up each day at the stand Rare sport
pected and sporsincn generally invited to attend
and contest the prizes.
N. b. The winner CT each of the sweepstakes is
to pay for the advertising of said stake.
June %, lS44-2I. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
AEAT ATTE AC ITO "
NEW GOODS.

DICKETT & GREGG have Just received and are
/ opening, direct from New York and Phila.
pha,
10 cases blue Prints, style, all figures;
II " Fancy assorted Prints style
90 " Kentucky Jeans, Sattnets, Cassimeres and
Hard Times;
so bales brown, striped, plaid and beached Do.
mcstcs all qualities; c"ttonades, cotton twils, gam.
broons, suspenders, hosiery, shaws and hander
all sorts and sizes, style silks, laces and ribbons
umbrellas, parasols and shades lawns nous de lanes
coat trimmings, boots shoes, hats, caps and bonncts
new style books and stationery, ha ivare and cutie
ry glassware and queensware; scythes and sick les
naIs castings and cotton yarn, sugar coffee and groce
ries generaly in fact, almost every article usually
found in any store in this country-al of which are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale
tail
Van Buren, Arks. May 10. l8Il.-l6-1y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
COM MER CIAL.

Business improved during the past week. although
confined chiefly to barter. Considerable produce
in mostly bacon and -four The latter passed off
at the prices of last week, say 50 90 50 a5 Bacon
sold at 81 90 q "a so.
The ARKANSAS Mail, was up from the Mouth of the
river Monday and left for Memphis the day
The RoILA came down from Ft. Gibson on Wednesday
and will return to-day.
The river is falling rapidly, yet is high enough for
large boats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29


JUNE %. B. H. Lowry, Tennessee, John Willis.
?. y. f. Burgevin, w. Denckly, Fort Gibson;
C. Galloway, Sugar Loaf
-. %. J. Carter; Hillsboro, Tho's Aldrdge, Point
frarie; Dr.. POWELL McLean's Bottom.
II, "a. q. Bishop and lady, Boaties Prairie; J. w.
esterheid Mrs. Westerfeld, j. B. Curvert, Mrs Cur
vert Mercer CO., Ky; J. B. Thaxton, Point Prairie
e. 1. Scott, Scott CO.; Il. Hazen, j. A. Pickett Fort
&C. c. Perkins, Fort Gibson; w. Alexander
| JUsiyals Mt the ssCoLUMBUs HOTEL.
Prairie. w. B. Rhea, J. L. Thompson, Beaties
| o. hDclano. Park Hill.
"a. o. Gibson, Hot Springs CO.. Ark.
Reynolds, Ties. DIS, A. o. Greer l.. Evans, Tho's
tonville, M; Kelly.en, Little Rock Ja, Boyd, Ben
and lady, Boonsboo, Apgfcld, Mo-; Geo. w. Clarke
lS Tuttle, Washington co.; Erankln CO.; ]. Tlcy,
:. g. IL; s.: 'ueIl, Doaksherland. Lees Cree k.
ington CO.; j. Tahy Cherokee Ne; R; Bean, Wash
) Rev. MeCord, Huntyille. Rust, Creek N.
e. w. Gooe, Fort cosss; w.,.o,
lSineyaro. "-isoh
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
VAN BUREN,, February 1, 1874.

Mr. Clarke, -
SiR-You will please to announce me in your pa
per asa candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court, for the county of Crawford at the
next October election. r. 8 GIRSON
Mr. Clarke:-You are hereby authorized to announ &C
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of the Coun
ty of Crawford, at the ensuing election in October
next JERRE r. KANNEDY.
April 9th. 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
From the Charleston Mercury.
A CARD.

10 GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,
Sr u have just this instant seen your card,
dated the 3rd May. from the Hermitage
L he call you make upon myself does not per-
NIT me TO be silent. You are entirely correct in
your statement. You never wrote letter to me,
or even verbally in my hearing, made any state
ment IN either the the other, OF your con-
Vicuon OF the injustice of the charge of Bargain
and Corruption" referred against Messrs. Adams
and Clay. Nor have | ever stated to anv human
being that you had ever even entertained any
such opinion.
presume that the mistake has grown out of the
lact' that at a time when went :. thorough stitch
Tor you and your preferment said. without re-
serve TO our friends, that did not think we could
make much political capital out of the charge Of
Bargain and Corruption" because did not be-
lIeye IN its justice, and that we had hund re bet
ter cows to milk in pen than this acc usation ;
hence, we had we'll have done with it. But
this was my opinion, pronounced on no authority
Of yours.
can scarcely however quarrel with the occa.
sion which breaks the silence, which has so long
closed intercourse. After painful separa
ton Of more than ten years. thank God. before
we de- that we are both on the same side of a
great American question, which is to give an EN-
pire to our Confederacy, and Gibrater to the
South.
Accept the assurance Of the veneration and
respect, with which am, your
Fellow citizen, J. HAMILTON.
Oswechee Bend, Russell county,l
Alabama, May %, 1914. !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
ia COB +. POW L liz,
Lock and GUn-Smith.

East end of Main street, Van Buren,, Arkansas.
y ESPECTFULLI h"gs leave TO inform the public
y, that he carries the above mentioned business
his shop, Main street. at the junction Of the Fay
ettcvie and Frog Bayou roads, where he may at all
times he found ready to execute in workman. like
manner, any Job in his line lie hopes by puncuali-
ty, attention his business and low charges,
merit share Of patronage from literal public. Any
thing taken in payment ior work except promises.
June -, lSl4.-2O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
new ORLEANS MARKET.

May 7, 1914.
CoTToN-ordnary 81 6; midding 81 a 7; mid
ding gfair 74a75; fair 81 8; good fair 8! a
10; good fine 10! cents.
SUGAR--Louisiana 81 n; Havana whto 94
a lO4; brown 81 81.
MoLAsses-254 2G per gal.
ToBAcco-24 d c.
FLoUR-$4 30 4 37i.
WHIsKEy-Rectfiod 10 l94.
CoFFEE--6 IL
SALT--$l 35 q 40.
RIcr--2 81 3 90, per bbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

Why did Mr. Clay keep his views dark on the
subject of annexation while travelling in the south?
They were frequently called for. He dare not
avow them until he came to the north. His letter
was dated Raleigh, North Carolina, but he dare
not have it published until he had visited the whole
south, and the Virginia elections decided Detroit
Free Press.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
Scott. White & Co.


HAVE Just received from New Orleans. per
- Steamer Arkansas, very large aock of
Goods, which they offer for sale at reduced prices
for Cash, or country produce.
700 sacks salt
22O sacks best Rio coffee
30 hhds sugar
30 barrel molasscs
10 do loaf sugar
200 kegs Duponts powder
~ . Boston cut nails
10 brads
40 cases shoes and boots
p % hats
80 boxes clare.
10 baskets champagne
40 demijohns superior brandy
5000 superior Havana cigars
10 boxes superior chewing tobacco
l3 sperm candles
Is Imp Tea
10 queensware, assorted
% doz painted bnckcts
10 nests keelcrs
l ceroon best indigo
1000 lbs birthstone
l cask sup lamp oil
30 reams writing and lc;te- -TtaIrct >----
40 " wrapping do
2 doz horse collars
3 collins axes
boxes mustard
90 gross backing
10000 percussion capo
$50 pr cottonade pants
> doz handsome shirts
box ground cinnamon
- pepper
Dlisrico
- doz London Porter.
I he above articles, together with those on hand,
makes our stock tho largest. and mos, complete,
ever offered for sale in the market. BY prudence,
and attention TO business, they hope to meri; he
confidence of their friends
Van Buren, March 30. 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

CCol =" III l. " w.,
EE AVE just received per steamer Lucy Walk
Il er, the following articles, which they offer
for sale. very low, for cash or country produce.
ITO sacks Rio coffee,
$50 salt,
Ii hhds sugar,
i cask saleratus,
do madder,
ceroon best indigo,
20 kits mackerel,
10 do salmon.
barrels T. oil,
casks porter,
= do ale,
barrels loaf sugar,
do crushed do,
do old whiskcy,
> boxes lemon syrup.
10 bales brown domestic,
$50 pieces blue Merrimac prints,
25 cases fashionable hats,
25 cases boots and shoes,
200 pairs summer pants,
80 summer coats,
doz. handsome shirts,
, bales oakum.
10 doz painted buckets,
100 denijohns, assorted,
lO coils rope,
cask glue,
do Iampblack.
Juno 10, lSiL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

pointed by the chair whose duty it shall be to cor
respond with similar Committees, and to take all
steps necessary, to bring this important question
fairly before the people, and unite their efforts for
| its success" ....
The undersigned in behalf of the committee ap.
pointed to carry the views Of the meeting into eff
feet, in discharge of this duty, beg leave to address
you.
| The importance Of this great American meas
ure, cannot, be over-estimated. To the whole
Union of its vast consequence, while to the South
and West it is of vital import. We have every
reason to fear that the ratification of the treaty is
in imminent peril of being defeated for party ends.
Its success must be secured many,if not entirely,
by the prompt and decided expression of the opin-
ions Of the people in its favor. 1t would seem advi
sable then that the people should he thoroughly in
formed, and their opinions be drawn out and ex.
pressed promptly ard continuously, while this mea.
sure is pending, and that they be laid before Con.
gress without delay. Permit US to suggest that
the agitation of this matter bo not relaxed, and
that measures should be adopted not only for that
purpose, but In case of its rejection for such other
and further measures as will be required to avert
the loss OF this golden opportunity for
ing so essential part of the valley Of the Mis-
sissppi.
One measure has occurred to us as worthy of
grave consideration. Under the treaty of 1903,
Texas was part of Louisiana, and under the
stiPuaton or that treaty, was entitled to be ad-
mltted into this Union as a Statef they demand
1t. Should no: law of Congress be passed TO
permit such proceeding! And would you not
deem 1t advisable to obtain such an expression of
OPINION in your district, as would probably infu
ence the Vote of your Representative in Congress
IN favor of such law! In our opinion it is de-
s'rable-If the treaty be rejected.
If you have any suggestions, as to other modes
Of proceeding to be adopted in she event of the
rejection of the Treaty. or in any other aspect of
the case, we will be pleased to receive them, and
to confer and cooperate with you in any proper
measures to secure this great National advantage
10 provide for concert and joint action, if neces.
sary, committees of correspondence should be ap-
pointed IN every quarter, composed of men of
trust, who will grive strict attention to it, and that
a free and constant interchange of opinions be
promoted through their agency.
You will obge us by an early communication,
informing us particularly, as to the state of
public opinion in your section Of the country, on
this deeply Interesting question.
very, respectfully, your obedient servants,
III. w. CONNOR,
NJ. |. KEITH,
CHAS. KANAPAUX.
J. E. CAREW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
L. SHANKS.
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
sLEsroN, SOUTH CARoLlNA,l
May 2Oih, 1874. }
; Charleston, without distinction
iIth unexampled unanimity, have
ag DECLARED their decided wishes
p,mediate annexation Of Ieaas TO
tor the ratification of the treaty
now before the Senate of the U.
meeting, the following resolution
hat q committee Of Vigilance dnc
Q consist of 81 members TO ap'