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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
h From East to West the Peoples rising,
FLOR HgSRE CLAY and FRELISGaUYsES. y i
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

DIST. Robert H. Whitfield, Of LIs7ef H1rM
9 idu John E Shell, Of Bruastciek
; do Henry P. Irving, Of Cumberland,
DIP Joseph K. Irving, Of .haherst:
% George II Gilmer, Of PiihylCania
6 Jap ValehiIne W Southall, Of .fibsmdris
Z do JdhnlJanney, Of Louaoun
3 do Edward T. Tsyloe, Of King George
9 do Raleigh T Daniel, Of Riohmend city /;
~ DO Moreau Bowers, Of williamsburg
III do Andrew Hunter, Of JtGrrson;
" do Alexander H.. H. Stuart, .of .fugusla;
10 do Wan Ballard Preston, Of .lfsn,goRsrg f;
~ do Andrew S Fulton, Of TTtthe
p DO Allen 7. CaPerton, Of Monroe;
l6 do Augustine j, Smith, Of Harrison
II DO James NJ. Stephenson, Of TBisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
VOL.37
DMN UIsm il wo

nB-s MCCORMICK respectfully Informs he
~ citizens 81 Jefferson ihst he waf visii
Shariesiown' 90 he 1T Nosem Ser. and remain
two weeks Only.
Oct lot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
NEW FALL

WIN FBG3 GO ODSa
EUsT received and now opening nt Fan &
- Winser supply o..
DRY GOODS. GRocERiES} lie
Amongst the stock of Dry Goods may be
found The most fashionable articles fSr Lade: !.
Also, new styles Of goods for gentlemen. All
will be snid cheaper than ever before offered.
I5@Csil aud exau,Aefar yoarselye=.
faetlol VIZ S. LOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

So 3Ia
RecolIect thai ihesesErench boo are
first rate, and lthen turnSto your drawers
and see il the abovefs not the rate ali
which you ard paiddor FIRST rate pair OIL
bools- this shoNs that The cost of frtack
boot making maierials.ond az Is sere1 aaa
a half cenfsleBs Than tiewases gouftreire
for making IA sane article. Ybnr>wages
Fare So 37a- what DOES The material .eosla
A writer in tie Argus says 81 i6-lbis
is. too little, bnt take j as il is, ard such
boots as are made ia France for So 50
canno, be made here for lass than So 81.
Take off the DUTY. Sla5 per pair undsr
the present iafifT. and | ask you whether
your trade will not be broken Up. THIS
is a statement ~ TO- high priced bopts. the
same viii apAly TO those of lower prices
taking s. aG as the cost oi tie mate
rial 10 France as we'll as here, and deduct
blng Il from st3 so, The cost Of lie boots
when made, | you have 81 81 as The
wages 10 a lourneYman TOR making a.
first rate pair Of boots # you are. IRE
pared to-come down to-such wages, then
strike down ;he present tariff and enter
into the competition; If on The contrary.
you desire to3 maintain the respeciabitity
OF your trade, and 10 support your wives
and your children comfortably YOU viii
sustain that tariff which keeps ont forei9n
labor and projects you from foreign pau
perisp. AN AMERICAN. :
Street T4H.-Hlse you seen Gays
third letter op>Texas2
No. Dpes ftdGer from his 6fher lelieTs I
Oh, yes. He SAYS be would be glad
10 see Texts annexed.
Indeed II that the ruth
Yes.
Is If the utole truth
Oh. be says be would 81 glad 10 We
III, ,citioat disaonori" 81
Al. ih'''siaa important qsialiiieaiiOal
No. He would beelad u see il. leitlts
out disaoHo kND rifhout c4e.i
Better yeti Il ihal Ill
N c-tae-x-a-c.i-l ". He "Eonld he glad
TO see i. tait4lout disiosor. ,ciiAoat ia,
AND rifa iss common c9nsfHt Of ne u
mon
better and better As I want ID gei
The wacfe truth. iii make oae more liori
Has Mr. Clay 40, II aer objection y
i les, he Aasse Hi ,sss. aiso, that il 9,ast
be done upon yusT afdrrAIH tsrms {
VERY welI5
and lsrshef, thslhs believes that M
tional dishcner. loreigp war and distract
ing divisions 81 home, are 100 great saeli-
fees 70 make: ior TIE aeqoisi'ion 81 Tex
as
Does MI, Clay say all this
i lie des
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
COOP RtEa soNINe. !

Nore Truth Inn Poetry-4aa honest.
calculating German, who was spectator
Of The Hocofoco procession iastnight, as II
passed Along Bond street., after viewing
The various rnottoes upon their tfanspss;
rencies and banners, remarked with much
.deliberaiipn They promise 10 protect
working men, utIthey cant maIeK IN b
believe that see5at one end Or The $pro-3
cession Protection American labor.
al another place A JudiciouS Tafif. az.
another "A Tariff for Revenue. and az
another Free Trade Nov where The.
promises Of party willino. hold oul from
ope end Of. professionals the other. how
can they be expect ed 10 extend from one.
end Of ibis Union 10 tie ofhsfl | must
therefofe vote for the Wings 3bo promisa
protection andgive ist9ihe lahoring men
every where - B1lfimore F9friot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
Cheap Paper Mangings..

NASdp IstpcF HHans DSS..
Howell s BROTHERS have now on
u a hand, and are constantly receiving from
their Msnufactorr, large assortment Of
Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Screens,
SC. Sc.
Moi 4he lalest styles, 70 which they respect
fully call the ailenlon6f the public. :
I:Asir assortment comprises the latest style
Frssco and other Parlor, Passage and Chamber
Papers. glazed and unglazed, all of which are
offered very ioW
Being by lar the most extensive manufactur-
ers in this county, Couatry Merchants and Deaf
srs will hLd il TO their advantage TO give US a
cali. ~
No 2l7l formerly 1867 Baltimore ST., near
Charles, South.side Baltimore.
October 10. 1874 NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
THE DIFFERENCE.
Mn. RotK.

Mr. Guar. Ma RoLK.
tfI had resigned my al AN OPPOSED TO
seat in the Senate when THE TARIFF ACT On
the art os 1912 passed. 1ifE LATE cont aF.SS
Without intending 10 ex considering IT, Be in ma
press any opinion upon ny respects f this ekaraci
every item Of The tariff. ter. ] AM IN FAVOR
| WOULD SAY, rHAT Of REPEATING THAT
| THINK THE PRO- ACT, and restoring the
VISIONS in the MAIN Compromi Tariff Of
WISE AND PROPER" | March 9, 1855 49, Nan
Sept 10, 1s45-I.eter IS, iS4S- Reby 70 chi
% Coniniffeecf Geor- Gems Of Tennessee.
pin Uligs M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

From the interiir Of This Stale we com.
sianily Ihearof. changes ia favor Of Clay
and ihh Tdfif Among others. Judge
Hollenbacb, one oil tbelVAn Buren Pfesi-
den'iaf Electors. and leading Democrat
IN Luzerae county. has come out for
CLAW. Judge D5naldson 81 CoIunbia.
county, has also lenibe party and COM
oul forICIay Phil .9me,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

dGfeberai.3pqtdy'' has taken his depart.
ore from ihis country, and every pffpara-
Htiondas. no~ making from. one end Of the
Uni6n 10 ihf other toy The reception Of
/" Gtne}oi Result
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
Cloths q (.assiIlleres. /

D INVITE the attention Of gentlemen TO my
3 stock Of Cloths and Cassimerts, some OF
which wera purchase "a in Mes. York at cash
auction. / warrant them 30pereeH,. cheaper
than any Cloths 10 % had in this market.
Oct ~. c w AiSQUTTH.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
NEW FALL
AND
WzNTER GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

FENRE subscriber has jus. returned from Bal
II timdre, Philadelphia ana Nea York, with
very. desirable STOCK Of beautiful goods, which
he is determined TO sell low. He respectfully
soliciIs acafl from all who want great bargains.
Oct l1-3t Q. W. AisQUlTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
HUGH SMITH 4 Co,
IMPORTERS OF q
ChilsH, GLASS and Earfherll
Hare.

ALExAEDklAs D. c. I'LL
MERCHANTS residing on the Chesapeake
lyA AMI Ohio Canal & contiguous thereto arc
invited 10 call aud examine the stock, ware and
rates atfhx Old established house. Being
supplied dnectfro abe manufactures in Eng
land With goods purchased Invariably for cash,
III. SMITH CO., are enabled 10 offer their
goods al az low prices as in any Of the NORTH
ern cnies By the Canal. goods can be for
waEded IN very safs and cheap m4nner-they
tberefore. hope for a lArge trade with the upper
country.
alexandria, D. C.. Sent. s-Sm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

The receipts on the Western fMass. ],
Railroad, during The. week ending an N /
26tb uIlswere Sl7,544-au increase oyes
the receipts during The coIrespond,rs Il
noefls4i yer 4 - 7o0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24

: / '1sa il faror Of repeating the eristins
Intf p Pok
!" X ~ aferiy oSposed 10 lis rspeal.'
TrI,,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
NEW FALL GOODS.

October 10. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
FAEn Coos

(NE are now receiving our Fail Goods
w 0ctl7 REYES s. KEARSLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07


eare authorized to anne-.ice d. W fILLINGIM
as candidate for constable OF Van Buren, tow nship
We are authorized to announce GEORGE WASH
INGIoN HAWKINS, as a candidate for Co.oncr of
Crawford county.
We are authorized to announce J. w. WASH.
BOURNE. as candidate for Magistrat of Van Bu,en
Township. y
We are authorized to announce N. A. PRYOR, as a
candidate for constable Of Van Bure Township at the
ensuing October election. - -
We are authorised to announce BIVIEN BROOKING,
q candidate for Constable Of Van Buren Township D.
at the ensuing election
We authorized to announce ALEX ANDER
MCLEAN, the present incumbent, as q candidate for
re election the Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court
Crawford county, at the next October election. 7
VAN BuaEs. February 1, 1914.
M. Clarke,
S,R:-You will please to announce me in your pa
,er asa candidate for The office Of CLERK of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford. at the
osxt October election. r. g. GIBSON. :
Mr., Clsrkc-You are hereby authorised to announce
ma a. candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of the Coun-
y Of Crawford. At the ensuisg electisn in October
oext JERRE 3. KANNADY. I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
NOTICE.

SEALED and seperate proposals. will be received at
~ the office ef the undersigned, until l2 O'Clock, M
the 2eth day Of September 1874, for furnishing tn
Quarter Masters Department with 5OOO five thousa nd
bushels OF orn. and (2OOu) two thousand bushels Of
oats.
Bids will be received for 1000 bushels of corn and
500 bushels Of oats, and upwards. :
A single b'dfor the whole amount Of corn or oats
wi have the Prderence over all other bids, should
mall bids. Z - E13l57. - - :, "
The privilege Of rejecting any all bids deemed too
nigh rs reserved to the Matted States.
3uafter Masters ofiicS E. B. ALEXANDER,
FtsmitA, Sept. ]. ls4{. Capt. { A.Q. N.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
DIED

In Philadelphia. on Monday the 18th ult, of disease
Of the brain, RICHARD RIDGwAY, son of Richard and
Henrietta K. Fields, of the Cherokee Nation, aged
about two years.
This life is full of disappontmeuts. But few short
since and these sorrowu parents left their home
in the far west, visit TO the native place Of Mrs
Feids in this city, bearing with them this boomi
pledge Of affection. Now, how changed the scene the
happy fresde has been verted to one of mourning
the cold hand of the destroyer has been laid upon
their budding hopes. and made desoate the fond
hears in their very sPringtime OF joy But there is
stl comfort for the and hope for Jesus has
SAID "sufer little children unto me, forbid
them not. for such is the kingdom Of n."-HOme
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
Communicated |
Oh It'll A r Y.

Died, in the 55h year of his age at his residence in
Carksvilie Johnson county Arkansas the 3lst ult
o. severe attack of apoPlexy. the Rev. WMnAn Nc
LEAN an acceptable minister of the gospel of the Old
school order of the Presbyterians.
The deceased was 4 native of New Castle. upon TIE
Tyne, England-but was reared and educated to the
h"y calling which he pursued with zeal, devotion and
an upright walk through life, in London.
The memory of Mr.. Mclean requires no eulogy from
his friends He has gone the tribunal Of that Divine
Master in whose ministry he faithfully labored and
from whom, we have doubt he will receive the re-
ward due the good and faithful who had used
every talent given him to accumulate interest
The writer was intimately acquainted with the subject
Of this Obituary notice. and it is only Just tribute to
say, that man more deeply versed in Theology. Sci
ence and Literature he has rarely met As speaker
he was chase and logical but entirely unostentaious
His style was purely primitive, and hence the more
Perspicuous. He might truly be said to preach the
truths Of the holy volume from which he drew all his
mind was richly stored. He knew only Christ and
him crucifed he knew code of morals but those of
the Bible; and relying the plain and simple truths
taught by his Divine Master, he eschewed all vain and
Useless controversy about human creed and church
vernmen and discipline. In his faith he was firm
but never sought to disturb the peace and quiet of
Christians of another name and order.
The deceased for many years. pastor of the Pres
byteran church in Beaver. Pennsylvania. Several
wisdom of which none can know, inflicted the de.
ceased several severe cks of apopexy Admonish
ed ~ his physicians Mr. Mclean was compelled to give
up his congregation and seek residence in a more
Southern climate. He came to johnson CO. where he
so far gained strength be able preach occasion
ally. Although not possessing his original strength Of
intellect clearness of enuncaton of voice
yet he never failed to give universal satisfaction, and
solemnly to impress his congregations with evidences
OF his strength of mind before God fit inAct his
Christening rod In matters pertaining to the affairs
OF this world, Mr. Mclean showed simplicity we'll
becoming the minister whose life had been devoted to
the cause Of his Great High rrest
he deceased conscious of his approaching disso
luton. and died he had lived, full faith and of
hope tie hasAe faithful 'nsort and several child
ren. besides friends to mourn his departure
Their l'ss will be his eternal gain.
ihe Little Rock, and Ptsburg papers will please copy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
SCOTT. WHITE co.

49, 80 y
HAVE just received from New Orleans, and
- for sale low for cash
IS kegs Boston cut nails =
10 do EPSON salts
3 do alum .-- - p
=, 20 barrels sugar
800 lbs birthstone
800 lbs copperas g. r..
Z barrels molasses
5 do mackerel
.s 4 do tanners oil
tierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
~ do loaf sugar -
do queensware
do soap
do pine apple cheese
] bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly steele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. E. B. do
l cnsk Goldfish
3 sacks pepper
20 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckt 10
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and ca me
Fbe. 10, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
To Claimants,
TIL o M A ) 8. BRYANT,
(Late Of the U. s. Army,)
A G. EN- r FOR CLAIM
Attorney and COnveyanrer,
WASHINGTON CITY.

Attorney and Conveyancer,
WASHINGTON CITY D. c.
WILL attend to all business connected with the
w various Departments of the General Govern.
ment, especially Choc,aw Chckasaw, Creek, and Che.
rokee claims and of all accounts Of Disbursng Agents
officers Of the United States.
Land and Bounty claims will also engage his special
attention.
From his extensive acquaintance with business Of
the above nature he is confident of giving every
faction to those who may require his services, having
full to all means of information in relation
thereto.
Letters postage paid business, to the above ad.
dress, will receive prompt attention.
REFERENCE.
S..! S;S' :. n sss.:::. M.:::., Fort Smith. Ark.
kI,i"fs hs g. sSr.ss. S,ss.. co.. Little Rock Ark.
GEO. w. CLARKE, Esq., Van Buren,, Ark.
GRANDIsoN d. RoysroN, ESQ.,, Washington, Ark.
Maj. W. ARMsrRoNo. Caoctap Agent.
Col. A. M. UPsHAw, C4iekasaw gent.
Gov. A. Yell.
v. B. TINS, Esq.
September 7, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.

>HE undersigned will expose for sale ON the 6rst
i day Of October next at Public Auction

VHE undersigned will expose for sale on the first
L day Of October next at Public Auction
THREE LARGE BRICK STORES,
Each fronting 20 feet on Main street, by so feet deep
situated in the best business part of Van Buren, The
stores are all built in the most approved modern stye
open fronts with stone tables and slis and
finished with betting course Of cut stone also each
TWO stories high, with attic the upper stories
to be finished for Offices, for which they WELL
being well ventilated and be finished with three
coats of Plastering the storerooms feet high
from hoor to ceiling, and renting for 81 200
per year.
ALSO-FIvE LOTS s.-
Stuated in Van Buren,, three of which on Main st.
and two on Washington street, all good lots.
ALSO--One lot on Main street. which is erected
a good and convenient dwelling house. containing Sc.
ven good rooms, and having excellent brick kitchen
attached thereto with four rooms good brick smoke
mousse ana all necessary outbuildngs, together with
one OF the best wells in the town.
ALSO-The. undivided half of $50 Of first
rate land, situate in Lees Creek township era wford
county at the forks of the Fayetteville, Evansville
and Cove Mountain roads, leading to Fayetteville. 60
acres OF which is improved and under fence and the
remainder well tmbered and has thereon erected
Vera good houses and all necessary outhouses and
abundance Of water colvenen to the houses
-toset with large apple orchard; the said place
well known the Mobley place, and lays about l6
miles from Van Buren,.
ALsO-A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the Frog Bayou road, miles from Van Bu-
rem Said land is we'll wstered and we'll timbered with
~ acres improved and in cultivation Also two good
log cabins, and good apple and peach orchard This
place is we'll known AS the Couch place
ALsO-ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND
Adjoining the last mentioned place, which is also well
timbered, and which there is spring of good sui.
phur water this tract is four miles from Van Buren, and
Is known as the Norwood entry, and Caytor place.
Also MOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
situated on the Fayetteville road, mile from Van
9uren. containing 1903 the land is wall timber
ed, and is known as the NJ Ills tract.
ALSO-SIX ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining the Randolph tract. and also adjoining the
town Of Van Buren,. Indisputabe titles will given to
all the above described property
If my dwelling house is sold at the time specified
will rent it, together with household and kitchen
furniture. l will also hire my negro woman, "a good
cook and small negro girl.
The abov property will be sold bargain, the
dersigned some honest debts kind friends which
he is anxious to pay. DANIEL WILSON.
August "a, lS44.--29-td
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN g. CLEGG.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN & CLEGG,
NOW offer great bargains, at the store former.
~ ly occupied by Scott, White & CO. They
have just received, per steamer Cecilia, from Gin.
cinnati and Louisville
l50 barrels whiskey,
SO half do. do,
25 kegs do,
4 barrels brandy,
$4,000 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough moulds,
% cast moud.boards,
100 kegs nails,
1000 lbs lead,
5000 doz cotton yarns,
10 doz bed cords and plough lines.
10 doz sifters,
6 boxes TASKS,
do pressed tumblers,
2 do Virginia tobacco,
6 do claret,
1000 gallons stone ware. -
Which, together with their former stock of
500 sacks salt,
so do coffee,
10 hhds sugar,
3 do Loaf Sugar.
ceroon Indigo,
so bags Shot,
80 kegs Powder.
ALSO,-Hardware, Tinware, Queensware, Bed
cords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al.
spice, Pepper, Birthstone. Alum, Copperas, Black.
ing and Brushes &C., &C., makes their stock
one of the most compile and desirable ever offered
to the public here, every article Of which was
carefully selected by one OF the firm, and will be
sold low for cash.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
QueemsvVare, Glass, &c.

I store eight crates Of assorted Queensware, with
Il an extensive assortment the shelves, together
with tumbers, quart bottles pin, and half pint TASKS.
which will be packed to order and sold the lowest
prices at wholesale or retail, Tor cash or barter
GEO. S. BRINE.
Fort Smith, August I, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

Tobacco.
TNHE subscriber has been appointed agent for the
IL sale of WIrHEGs e. CARrEsTER's
CELEBRATED TOBACCO.
He has hand, and will constantly keen SUD.
ply, which will be sold the prices
MOSES GREENWOOD, Agent,
No. S. Foucherstrest
New ORGANS. June 10th, 1874 4-22-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

Mr.. NICHOLAS A. ikYOR i dvIv .o.1or;.e5
Iv1 to collect all cost duA me. during ny abssnne.
N JOHN B. HARVEY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

And, also, in each Of the respective counties, the
following county officers, to wit: one Sheriff, one
Coroner, one Clerk Of the Circuit Cour, one County
Treasurer, one County Surveyor; and for the
respective townships in each county, one Consta.
Bile. and such number of Justices of the Peace, as
authorized by the constitution and laws of this
State. And also, three School commissioners
for each and every county in this State, provided
by sec. 25 of ian act to establisha system of Com
mon Schools in the State of Arkansas" !" approved
Feb. Sd, l643.
The Sheriffs Of the respective counties are
required cause said elections to be holden accord
ing to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of said
l.. s. State to be affixed at Little Rock, on the
Slst day Of July, A. D. l644.
BY ,he Governor: SAME' ADAMS.
DAyIY(B. GREss. Secyetsry ef StGss.
Jplv<Sls aollr-sd. x. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
q n EAT ATTR A . ITO n
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
DICKETT & GREGG have Just received and are
i now opening, direct from New York and Pha.
pha,
10 cases blue Prints. new style, all figures;
IL Z" Fancy assorted Prints new style;
90 " Kentucky Jeans, Sattnets, Cassimeres and
Hard Times;
so bales brown. striped. plaid and bleached Do.
mestcs, all qualities; c"ttonades, cotton twils, gam.
hroons. susPenders hosiery, shawls and
all sorts and sizes, style silks laces and ribbons,
umbrellas. Parasols and shades lawns de lanes.
coat trimmings. boots. Shoes hats, caps and bonnets,
new style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ry glassware and queensware; scythes and sckles,
nals castings and cotton yarn. sugar coffee and
ries generally; 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 l3. lS44-l6-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
FORT GIBSON JOCKEY
Fall Races.

TINE FALL MEETING over THE Course viii -
II mence -g7'
TursD,r. September ~. Is44-sweep.takes 4, 3
year osd colts Entrance $50. s75 forfeit Ons -
h cats.
WEpshsD... as-s~eepst.kcs for three ysss -
Entrance $50, els forfeit. Two mile boats. - =
W. s. CoorEY,
A. WEBSTER, ..-
San MAYS, each make ono entry.
THURsDsy, 26.--Swsepstakes, sny sas. Easssess
Sl50 s75 forfeit. -
w. s. CooDEY makes one entry. n
Mile heats-best three in ive E'
SATURDAY. 2s-Sweepstakes; to name and eloss !
the lstSeptcmber, 1874. Address III
M. DUVAL, Seerefsry. u
June 22.-20. Fosr f,,,so. i C n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

SCOTT, WHITE e. CO.,
HAVE just received per steamer Lucy Walk.
er, the following articles, which they offer
Tor sale, very low, for cnsh or country produce.
ITO sacks Rio coffee,
$50 81" salt,
l6 hhds sugar,
! cnsk saleratus,
do madder,
I ceroon best indigo,
20 kits mackerel,
10 do salmon.
barrels T. oil,
casks porter,
do ale,
4 barrels loaf sugar.
q do crushed do,
do old whiskey,
boxes lemon syrup.
Is bales brown domestic.
$50 pieces blue Merrimac prints.
25 casos fashionable hats,
IS cases boots and shoes.
200 pairs summer pants,
SO summer coats,
8 doz. handsome shirts.
2 bales oakum,
10 doz. painted buckets,
100 demijohns, assorted,
10 coils rope. ---.
cask glue,
do lampblack.
Juno IS, 1874.