davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1844-08-24

Sih of Hii>sol III SIS.
In Lincoln Circut Court, .qPrit Term,
1914.
Among tie records and proceedings
Of said court, made on the Fourth day @
said term, is the following to wit
Joel Blanks & Nancy NJ
his wife, and Caleb Comp On Petition
tons for Partition
rs. Of Real Es-
Sarah Ann Dixon s Jas. tate.
3. Dixon.
now al this day came the petitioners,
" by Carly Wells, their Attorney,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that said Defendants. Sarah Ann
Dixon, and James 2. Dixon, arc not resi-
dents of this State. II is thcrcupon or
dered by the Court, that said defendants
be notified Of this application Tor parti-
ton Of the Real Estate in said petition
mentioned, 10 wit: The Z. half Of the
n. w. Or, and the w. half Of the n.
J.. or. Of section No. l6. in Township
No. 4S, \. Of range No. / L. of the 9th
principal meridian, in this county, con
tanning 100 acres, by a publication Of
this order in some newspaper printed in
or nearest to this county. once a week
for eight weeks siccessivelv, before the
mex term of this court,-and this cause
is continued.
], Francis Parker, Clerk Of the said
Court, do certify that the foregoing ur-
der is truly copied from the records in
my Office.
(~l Given under my hand and
SEAL. seal Of ofiicc-At office this
t~N 10Th day Of MAY. 1871.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
July 20rh, 1914. Sw37.
, 1844-08-24

MIR. ADAMs-PIeasc announce my
rame as a candidate for Circuit Attorney,
Of the 3rd. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
, 1844-08-24

Mr.. ADAMs-Please announce nv
nane as a candidate for Circuit Attorney.
of the Bird. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
G.. w. BUCKNER.
March 80, 1914.
, 1844-08-24

JAS. o. BROADHEAD.
March 80, 1914.
, 1844-08-24
JOHN DAVIS.
Regular semi-weekEy Packet.

The Mr.. L'ghf droUgli, s,cit run
Hgag SLpGmPr.
, 1844-08-24

An cid fet,ow-so'ier o. the lie,
Of New-Orlcans. IA, kindly iuru:sueI
Us with the following extract Of R let.
So l,,
, 1844-08-24

IN VACATION. 1914.
George Wells. Richard Wells
James Wells. Richard Kerr. mr.
and his wife Ruth; Nancy Nc
Kay, and ct ers,
, 1844-08-24
Fire Lands for sale.

GAINESVILLE. April &c. 1874. 3wo6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Announcement of candidates, W
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged I
No advertisements Of gross, abr
ture. will be published at any pr . |
All letters must bo post paid.
Single copies Of the paper. l2s eeu
The above terms will be strictly q /
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
.E, OF FEVEkS,
BY John sappington, M. d.

FTNHIS work treats Of that eiass Of FEvERs which
constitute nine-tenths Of feuer aflictins the
h"man family; and As i advocates treatment entirely
particularly for amiiy will be found to be most
paiustle and eAeas family Medical work. Price s2 90
Together with full supply of Sappingtons Fever pills
reduced prices direct from the and for sale bv
W. II. 4. NJ MAYERS, Drsreists.
Fort Smith, July 6th. 4l.-6w-s2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
X IL N ID ALl'S

49, N Il N Id A l. LIS
TEXAN AND SANTA FE ExP- DIr,ON.
HEO. WI KINS KENDALI.'S TEXAN AND
NJ SANTA FE EXPEDITION Compr,sing
description OF tour through Texas, and the Great
SCUM western fraires. the Comanche, and Caygua
hunting grounds; also account of the sutferinps
rom want OF food losses through hostile Indians and
hnay the capture of the Texans aud their march as
tions and Maps
The book is handsomely bound. for sale BY
April 90 II ,r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Linen Musqueto Netting, Shell Combs, &C.
d ECEIvED per steam boat James Pitcher, Musque-
IL to Netting Thread Gloves: Painted La wns; Plaid
iped and lace Muslns; thread and bobbDet Laces
Edgngs and Insertions; Cambria do. do; Linen Cam
brio; French colored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohair
Mtts and Gloves; fine Irish Linens and Lawns
choice variety of Ladies' Shell Combs Parasols. Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and a variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices GEO. S. BRINE.
Fort Smith, Aug, Ist, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
PRODUCE STORE.

NHE Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the public that he has taken the brick building on
Main Street, one door north of John Austin & Co s
grocery store, where he will constantly keep hand
Flour orn Meal. Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venison hams.
Chickens, Vegetables of all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap.
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes. All Of
which he will sell low for sh. A. M BUSH
March I6, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
N O T | c {

TIAVING disposed Of my interest at the Mouth O
III White River, would inform my friends and the
public. that have permanently located in this City,
and taken the four-story 6re-proof Store, No Eve
Fourcher street, doors from for the purpose
BUSIN ESS All Cotton, Toba,c or other Produce
consigned to for sale re.shpment. will be c"ver
ed by insurance, unless instructed to the contrary
All Merchandise for e.shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storsge but when necessary to
store, shall be done the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention; and from personal &C.
quantance and know ledge obtained by near Is years
residence in the country, feel confident that your
tercsts would be promoted much by my services
by any other house Feeling grateful for past avor,
hope BY faithful prompt and strict personal at,en.
ton fauye to receive and do solicit share Of your
patronage. .Ir as MOSES ,REENWOOD.
April 81, 1914 Ia ,"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
Floor.

A. N. BUSH,
/ AS just received per steamer Trident and offers
l. i for sale low for cash country produce
100 sacks salt
~ - Rio and Havana coffee
. bbls brown sugar
- loaf do.
/ :" crushed do.
- molasses
I d" mackerel no.
100 Tbs assorted candies
Soap, candles starch, mustard tomato casup pepper
spices. pickles, raisins. lemons. vinegar &c.. &c.
April 81, l>44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
Blu SIN Ess CARDS.

VILLAS DAvDson. john PAakson
WILLIAM DAVIDSON e co.
Cotton Factors & Com mission
Merchants, 81.
No. 81 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
REFER To-
Il Il. ": <. Hssnss,'' s,o%a, Esq., Sewer Co. Ark.
Grandson d. Royston, Hampstead Co. Arks.
A. E. Thornton, Clark Co. Arks. .... ....
Messrs. Doak 4 Tins, Doaksville, Choctaw Nation
s:s'i e. T.; %.!'; 4 p;ssass: e. ivan s.rs., A,l
Hon. G. w. raschal.
Col L. N. Clark, Morrison's Bluffs, Arh's.
E. B. Alston. Esq, Spadra Bluff, Ark's
+: Z. Mcconnell, Esq. Pittsburg, Johnson Co, Ark
Morean Rose. ESQ. Clarksville, Johnson Co, Ark
Aug. %, 1879 II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Ns soSSs ACAs&>SSS ~ y~~s"
TERMS OF ADvERTIsr
For square Of 10 lines, or less, &
DOLLAR, and virrS CENTS for each cont
lines, and not exceeding IS, to be CHI
and u hall, and in that proportion for
ments.
When an individual account. at
amounts to e5o and under 500, . d
cent will be made, and when Il am
more, 4 discount Of 33& per cent: bu
bo made where payment 10 delayed afi
of one year, and no deduction will be
advertisements required to be pubIisn
All advertisements TO be paid for
paymen. assumed by some responsible
CONTRACTS BY THE J
PAYABLE aUARTERLy.
Not cxceedino ton lines altered or
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Toilet and Fancy Articles,
4 NOMPRlSlNG Hal. Oils, Pomatums, Cologne. Tooth
Obrushes, Soaps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Ra
zors PuHs in boxes for ladies' Coarse and Fine Combs
Cold Cream &c. for sale BY A. NJ BUSH
March Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Dissolution.
TINE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing at
i Van Buren, Arkansas, between George w Clarke
and Thomas Stcrne, under the style and firm OF Clarke
& Sterne, is this day dissolved by autual consent
The business Of the firm for settlement in the hands
Of Mr. c. ID. Pryor, at the Office of the Arkansas In.
telligcncer. GEO. W. CLARKE.
THOS STERNE.
March 4, 1874.
Persons indebted to the said firm requested to call
and settle it important that the business Of the
firm should be closed Immediately.
March 80, 1914. c. D. PRYOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
Notice.

>HE partnership heretofore existing between p
IL Hanger and Jno B. Harvey, in ths-1i ANoEs
Housr at Van Buren, is this day dissolv ed bv mutual
consent The books and are in the hands of
p Hanger for settlement P HANGER
July 3rd lS44-22 i r HARVEy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
ADDLERY,

q ADDLES. Brides. Collars, &e. &c. 'Jsst reeev y.
~ and for salc lev BY AUSTIN 4 CLECG.
June -. 1874 II ~ -, = -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
EXS EXSAAKA1gaAaINTEI.I;naa1g0Ea
sUstsssEa wEEKLv. AT VAN suREs, Arkis, :

&.
xzka AAKAlG0AaIlrTE
.scstsssEa wEExIv. AT VAN ssREs. Arks,
Devoted to
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LoeArse - We are, in the centrs of q larre demo
cratic poPaistion, who have organ west of Little
Rock. 4 y deemed highly important that paper Of
this character should be published, to disseminate
sound democratic doctrines, and political matters re-
ne.ally. --"s
The undersigned. having purchased tho interest
ME- Thomas Stcrne in the " Arkansas InteLieeaeer
will hereafter publish democratic paper II viii
support tho principles Of the party and the men &C.
iected to carry them out He will endeavor to ma ke
AZ alI times an efficient and faithful organ of tb.
party In this section of the State. -
dis exertons and industry will be used to furnish
the very latest intelligence, whether local or from
abroad. ne has engaged several efficient corresron
dents in the Indian country, and pledres bu.eif A.,
give the earliest intelligence Of border events.
All who are devoted to the cause in which he has
embarkcdare respectfully requested to aid him in his
effort. to establish permanent footing ssuocratie
psptr in tho "Far West" 1~s' -'''
TrnMa-TAree dollars per annum, in advance. or
Jssr dsIjsrs, IL not paid within six montbs, :,
GEO. w. CLARKE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
NEW CO0D

TNHE subscFibcs has just rs>..v;,, a,, h. a.
u with an entire new and vel, !. "A ss6SS =
goods, consisting, is past, OF s-M HfW1
c.iieos,. M.siaos:. Ai.p.s.s.. {. aQss ~. ..,;,,
Boots and Shoes, Quccnswars. isssoo 10 ess,u'
And Neils. Glass. CFecssies, =, od,r, ~. =,
He asttess hiasssaf that the sbsss
g. 8. BieTt ~ A6.d; 10 Ii5nSI
Dee. -, less-ts-s rffv kaiel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

I. E0R SALE Fowl!
ONE Saw Mill Crank and Irons eo.elsts:
u March 9. SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
Notice.

TlHE undersigned having purchased the Drug esaab.
lishmsnt formerly belonging to Bell & Hanger. 10
prepared urnsh all those that may call him,
The store will be attended by DR. James Forsman Who
can. bsisg regular physician. prescribe for such
have nst employed one. r. HANGER
= AuysA %, le44. 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
FIVE DOLLARS
FIVE DOLLARS A
THE SPIRIT OF II !,
A CHRONICLE q. Z,
The Turf, Field Sports, kiterasa
EmbelLished pifh spISndid Ste,
JOHN RICHARDS, PROP
WILLIAM II. PORT

TINS well known weekly publicai
tablished in 1884, by its present Edi
Fourteenth volcme on the I'd Of I
sheet Of the very largest class,
imperial quarto pages, printed on ii
nest texture. and on good type. u
the largest and most highly finish,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Notice.
THE undersigned has received from The Clerk
Il of the county, the Tax Book of I644-is
ready TO receive taxes, and the citizens Of the
county are hereby notified, that he will csH upon
them about the 2Oth of August, when he hopes
they will find it convenient to settle up.
ELI BELL, Sheriff
Asd collector Of C. C.
August 3, 1S44.-26-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

JOSIAH s.D0AK, =
Commercial Row, Doak.ville, Choc. Nation.
H>AKES pleasure in informing his friends. that he
has located at the above stand, in DoaksviIIe.
where ne has on hand large and well assorted stoct
Of merchandise which he will sell cheap for casb
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of and quarter brown domest,c. 2 and
quarter bieached do, and 4 quarter bad ticking 3
and = quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
twed sh'rtng; brown drllings, negro shirtng, Fall
KiSer and Mermac blue prints, fancy colored Do mus
I'm DC lame; Shail. bombazne, English and French
merno, Irish linen; -"'
kentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Lins.ys. Fia..
n'is and sattinets. n =.
Linen and cotton thread, spool cotton cotton yarn L.
dies fancy handkerchieis, pongee Spital6eId and En-
giish do; black silk cravats; silk and tvisi rhhor.
tapes, braids. iaces &C., &c. -
Assorted Mackinaw and Colored R,.,k.,.
Hardware and Queensware.
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hunts. Collins and King. axes, trace eb.;n.. hoo.
knives and forks. Carpenters tools butts and screws
coffee mills. ~
IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &C.. &c.
Together with evory article usually kent by tr.der
in this part of the country, all Of which he will cell
g upon the most liberal terms.
May 8, I644.-l4-iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

PRINTS, q OTHER DRY GOODS.
ID ECElVED, direct from Boston, a large lot OF
lePrints and other Dry Goods, for sale by piece or
Package. SCOTT, WHITE, & co.
March, l6. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water
MEMPHIS, Tennessee.

D. HO1 H1SH "atGf.
fINHE undersigned, contractors for c,rrv;,. =,
nted States Mail from Little Rock 10 For,, S,p I "
beg leave to inform the travelling public tbat ,h.,
have provided themselves with new and commoS;n.y y
Troy Coaches. which. together with good teams and
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren, ma
Fort Smith They have reduced the fare to o. from
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, to Scotia
and from Scotia to Little Rock 90. Stage Office at
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith, and the Columbus Ho.
lin Van Buren, All baggage the risk Of the own.
ADAMS & WILSON. Contractors.
July I, lS43-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
In addition to the highly finished ESfravnks en-
rated above, 10 = superb Portrait of r
MAD'LLE AUGUSTA

The celebrated Dansesse IN the cb.r.ets, Of .fa sv
phide;" Engraved BY Hinshclwood from q sketch az
original picture BY Chslon and lnman, in the COLI
ton of the Editor. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

' Il lsuE1ey
.'If a sys
JHoJ-T "
raAiL .0cs y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Engraved by A. L. Dick. in line. afssr an original .,
trait IN oil by Henry inman. Esq, nov in the Psblis
ers possession ut this Office. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

The s'Sprit Of The Times" 10 - ~, xnown taroSel
out the country as the scknowes Chrosicie of 81
Turf, Field sports. " etc., that IL 70 D.
to 60 into any detail Of its Pccs, sIi,d|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
THE ARKANSAS INTELL!e'
Il PUBLIsHRD EvERYis SAT-,

At 1'aaEs DoLLAas per pear. II paid witt
or Foua DoLLAas, IL payment b. della ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

A MAGNIFICENT PCaTRAIr OF F 'HIcv
The Champion Of tie Ameriec~ Il. tsy
Is now in the hands of the Engraver, 40 -
for publication in q short time. O. st.i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

On commencing the last volume Of the spirit g
Times"-on the 18th Of March lsl3-wss isss1 N
lurue and ma pni6 cenflx arecna~a .-....;. - -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

Terms Of Subscription anA Hs
For one years subscription, FIvt -
vance. For Advertising ono squarc .e
lines (or 100 words), enc dollar for o., ION
No advertisements soiH Se inserted = Ie.
pGnce. ..ne,
Extra copies Of the LARGE r,
STEEL may be obtained at the pub, %
dollar each. They will be sent toA -
Union. % snvsioPed - Ia secure thsN et-
Il 10 desirable that such letters sns
US relate to the editorial department. an Jio..
be addressed to VIZ. T. PoarEs; All y Irp ~ I
ards The postage must be psid h . lg. y, N;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

LIrERrooL Provision MARKET Jan. I5-Thsre .Dne.r,
10 Dc consder4be demand il all the rish kstx far 6n
tsrs on Londoa account and hsn gces are bs;
ne trade OF this place entirely from The
HENCE e heavy supplies OF Indifferent Butter row here and
M aseag business We have lately experienced Since
iast no annat9n whatever Is noticeable and prces
.ay as is rs Gu ti' day s'aish The fotme. we !uote
so 10 92s td III ns!cs and the latter iss 6 pr barrel
prizes winch to modstae dealers accsde To- large
qaantity oi american best offered By oG ThaIsday
vsg me qgaty wGrs We uadersand disposed Of after the
SAFE q lce nat dd not anr-ihe lest being Inferior
wIIhtrawEthe bidding not b.iae higher tbsr ,s @
teIc re- AID 2o per barrel There sp.ias1s o lie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
se,y.York Legislature.

ALBANY, FEB 8.
,be bill in relation to the execution
10 s,N,' instruments by corporations was ia
] Of ser
germ as originally introduced by Mr.; Boo.
rs oiS :ssd 4 that corporate seal, leglbly in-
esr proViusI Tho naper, without any wax, or other
,yssd apoI distance, m should be held to be valid
ssscloa,, , decision of the Supreme Court to the
ns.s ',ss potwithstandlng'
os:ra{r {romuittee on the Judiciary reported the
ghs. h..siur Gu out the words which gave 1t retro
sc.es sa,o aa,ro,rac,eA discussion on this bill, the
Al. A,.' ven, into Executive Session.
Issaaa - Hovss, the bill to provide for the loca
IN U.s. .,oc,jon of County Buildings in the
.aon aono,y ". ot Warren passed. ooo
On noSUI' g law for the city of New York were
The scno' 10 nr;ntcd for the use of the delegation.
ordered c.,,nittee ~ Of the Whole took up the bill
The oo asl dis,ribution of the Literature Fund
sl .as u. alter long discussion was reported to
vi SaII, Hoasc and ordered to be eng,osscd. .,
c,s.rF. g bill was reported 10 eltes lAe
IN ssh ai.n Of the city Of New York, by discon-
r'p o. .. pIS Eleventh street, between Broadway and
:hs n DoIGs T;cntenant GOVERNOR being necessarily
~: f,om m attendance in the Senate, on account
yep: P. a da,;es as member Of the Canal Board, Mr..
., lss DIS VA A Foster was elected President pro.
ZEN; Tss Committee of the Whole again took up
), lup III or the relief of the American Seamcn's
ne 1od .' Society, the discussion of which occupied
i'i :. -. ss,rYgLY the Committee TO which was re-
,ad .a ,bo petition relative to the French Spoil
0.. renorted that the Legislature ought not to
!. .,'' 'snplicant to Congress on behalf of the me-
'. -o-s;s,s Maj DAvEzAc, one OF the Committee,
~. agreeing with the majority, asked to have
ly y. ssot laid on the table till he could bring in
c counter report-granted.
The The bill for the equal distribution of the Lite
,tae m fund came up, and La after long discussion,
.,ssd-Ayes 10, Noes %,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

SUPERIOR COURT. =. Defore Chief Justice JONES.
John Rayner u.s. NewYork Fire ms. Co.-The
phindf insured Sl,500 on building Harlem cor1er Sd
and l22 street which burnt in Oct 1892 The
Insurance Company refuse pay the ground that 25 lbs Of
smpowde contained in canster aud about onethrd left
e keg vas in the building al the time which was extra
hazardous and ytiste1 the policy. The question wheh
makes gunpowder part of the stock Of country gro.
:s The Jury found from the evidence that
did 50. Ve.dic, for plaintiff S 6l6 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

s,.T y SINGING cLA.s Dows TowS-seeomd 7erm-rhs
s, 'oa In the seeord term OF Mr.. Bradbury Singing
Lecture Room OF ST. Geoiee. Church, corner OF
Ii. s hi Cliff streets VIII be given Tuesday evening,
and opportunity Is offered il ,his class for Ladies
hsy, residing in the lower psIt OF the city who
ers eqoan'snee with the first rrine,p!.s of the srti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE BLACK Tor Allebasi'sl SALSE.
ALLE8ASpS HEALTH PILLS.
ALLESAsP5 TOOTH A. HE DROPS.
ALtEbAStS POOR MANS PL LASTERS. ana
ALLEBASpS COUGH 8ALsAM,
no CURE, AND WILL CURE, the following
- named complaints be fully 'hown oS ne
viz: Fever Sores OF the most nal gpaat xno ID
GERS, Gumor. Cuts aud Puncayt "nit!ows, seaGJ J IN n
Fscs, Bs;s and soraas swelling, sot srsy II fis 1nt
non Euptons Aene in the breast, Bes eorrs o. Az - E
Dysppaia Fever and Agur R s'gaas ar.s aa' Aed s,on
ae snndee Di.oided stomach and sna Lrsr Com
GooEs oo M gone; eakness Pain in the Back,
gn,n Chsst Side Loins Musc.es JOINTS ess eAc 4>es
oo.e;n, M as,;oa. sss tSrreraI Debility, &C. NC &c
rs Is Iong Of complaints 70 Be cured OF tre
But the proprietor pronises 70 return te
rho srt,cs purchased 70 AID every person who
cnn,d II ey follow the directions for using contained
% 1f Psries viii be furnished by the proprietor AID
bv sgsafs throughout the C!ty. ,-,l,.. p,..
which fully justify the above For sale,
g'les gsboisss4 aad rp,s by l. " GILBERT Proprietor. 2
EnIton street and by g. p MAiGNE BOOKSELLER, % Cas-
os stgsst s. WO0DWORTH, cor. Houston and Muibef.
iy streets.
directions iof Pamphlet above referred to-
p The poor Will be furashed at hsE price 2i Fulton
street and receive such asytce theu cases may require
4 20 srnI2eeds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
Enrcicn Markets.

LONDON MONEY MARKET, Saturday Night, January l3-
Cosols eaye off Shace is though the market has not
axDereaced any great OF business cas s day
The last cotaiiop for money and the account got 10 Z
The other English ocks fairly steady ad for the most
rsrt fully maintained late quotations. Inc hree per CeGts
Reduced cossd'97! to; Three anda. Hail per Cents he
luccd 1902; 10 = New II a-is Gents. l0l; 70
G2: Long Annui;ies i2 Excheque Bs 65s, o7s pern'
Bank Stock e5 to lSl; ard nda Stock a2 10 ga Spsnlsh
this voved feeling and The mle roerabiy we'll
The Tire pr Gents were qoed 30 33; and the FIVE
per Cents 22 to In other respects tne itEeigu securities
showed essential alteration Mexican closed q; 70
Dutch Iw and Half per Cents n TO :; th I'VE per te.s,
l0o TO i Peruvian 22 l. Portuguese II t oansh So 20
81; Colombian 10 Chlian, 90 10 lOi bEAz2I2i 10 -
and Belgian 1922 iG4i.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, Jan. lo.-tln Saurtsy iGFs
The lberia Boston packet tses,ahed on Oius
head ant the intelligence BY her looked os with CON
siderable interest II was very evident the brokers wouid o
dispose until the up3hot WAS known and dd the.
her papers than brisk demand sprung io
pecui ators sod full
and advancing prices This morning the market opened with
very active inquiry Prices fully :d DER H. wa, readily
paid and instances id pc asked
About 2005o bales have been sold COO of them 10
speculaors the remainder 10 the rad This advance
holders unwilling 70 bring out their stocks Consumers
have bsrn b. surprise and 10 t
what light .hsy view IL An advance Of ID per lh.
CoTroS MARKEr.-fpeckfy Reporf-The market opr.s ]
his wrek with moderate dsuaud, Tuesday specu-
aoCs have bought extensively heir attention being
ectsd chiefly the and nddng qualities of AmeTi-
and Surat I'd dsare: than Friday other kinds
main without alteration. Spectators have taken 500
American 100 Esyrtan and 1909 Sara,, and Exporter, $50
| Sufat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

tm SATURDAY morning F-hraar- 10 Lien, Touy rar,,xo
HTYs&H. MERCER, o; the L. :. Navy, -s-d 70 ye-rs
AIS ifi-' ant tiuse ot II. ua~r. Theod lie FfszSuv
,e are nVie 10 attend h funeral from resid-oee OF hs
at5s : . Washington Pace, Tins {S!oad.g) .rruooa
Frblus-y TO- Mrs. CATHERINE MeFAzLAxp, in the 10Th
sc OF her zge - "
Her friends ard respectfully req es,ei
attend le' neral on Monday, 18th as :: O'Clock
NJ from the resdeac= Q! hI in law, John Gregory ~
o. ss,u.Jay Afternoon, February TO- Mrs LYDIA ~ Cox
wiz al Mr. ssma:i Cox IL ;hs 39.h year OF her age
on lues!ay MoInus aex! al 10 cciosk A s-Tp"u iI b.
preached In th- " =. hurch !. aus 5a sh; after y h Oh
III corpse iri!! beer removed for ir,-rluent.
February TO- OF parsy SIS GLoRl.HA widow Of John Read
aged Sc years
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Factory BURvr.-The Woo!en Factory at the
New Mills, occupied by Messrs. Colgan 81 Co. was
detoyed by fire on Tuesday morning last. Insur
.ncs had been effected on the building but not upon
is contents. Estimated loss, to $4,000.
Cincinnati Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
DISASTERS

The British schr Eleanor Of and from ct John
NB for AeSancia with cargo o. e: was was. dysn sn %
andra and through and sunk Her cargo VIII ov .9s.!
lost but 10 danger Is apPIetaded, unless The Ice shoulu
srce quantities of d: c. in tie rivers and bays Hhu
light fro z, the Southland "e.ths: hay.