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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
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gz-The Rew Rents IN Inc Presb1tsrs Church.
Of charIestowo, we're due the Iss0f ostober.
Renters wfsfpIesse pay their RESPECTIVE amounts
tosGeorge I. Stewart, the collector, q. early As
convenient
H%gv Irwin. psrn,;ss;on : proracifd meei-
ipg viii co1,nsnss = - MslbodsG Episcopal
Church in Beuyyils % SATURDAY nek'. As'h
instant.
Il Religions services al II o'clock, A ri
DC, 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
E1Q = EsxEE.n-.
1Af County 1ssat On he feM OCTOBER

vi w ~ HtIFi 4
Y hen the great FLocqfoco EaR. . who has
eeeh posllng bout The MouataHs of la>t, will
20 7.alied' aed NE wings from the surrounding
eopp.,es o. Ftfgtnia, Maryland and PennsyJvas
IN arc lfem AZ Other parts, are requested 10 DO:
pgfsehf and lein 10 BE SPORTS OF fhe chase -
oet t een, HfoiheF Wings, one sad ALI We.
viii have plenty Or Speakers. Singers. Hanlrr.
TfapperS, Squhtters. ana other Dive Thinp,n
il abu0dance.. Come. ana we'elT cf,.. ra, =
sodIh Ranch welcome non,i a. afes,d Of
seIiIng fosr, as lheI Corn For,,f, ~ al chord
DOWN r9~, and lhare ls no .diaici.llx q dndtsA
the roads,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

The Washington Spectacle. the Cal.
houn organ. has terminated its existence.
The last number appeared on Friday
Early Tbs week. however. a new paper
styled The Constitution. is 10 Be BULL
up on its ruins, under The management Of
JOHN Heart, Esq, The editor Of the de-
fancs Journal. and w. A. HARMS. ESQ.
formerly = Representative in Congress
from Virginia. The new journal win Of
eVnrsc support Polk and DALLAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
BETS TAKEN.

Mr.. Bus rod Taylor has taken The BET,
offered BY John G. Rives Of the Globe
81 900 90 Pennsylvania. 81 600 on the
general result, and $500 on the popular
vote.
The money is deposited. Mr. Rivcs
having sent his check for the amount.
fWinehssisr Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
FDELAWARE ELkcTIOy.

The primary election ia Delaware. on
Tuesday. resulted in favor Of lbs Wings.
ailhough ithsd been reported ana publish
ed that The Democral had SUCCEEDED by
some so msjoIity. The actual slate Of The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
GEORGIA.

ThseIeclion in this State took place on the Tin.
We do no, peSpl ourselves to doubt whig sue.
cess ID that q5ftsf. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

The Neu York Piebeisns 9olk's organ, is con-
ing to he aid Of southern friends on ahe sallily
|lng question. Hear IL.
I'VE TELL THE wings THAFUNLEss
IHER DESIRE A DISSOLUTION or THE
s.NloNs THY WILL HAVE TO ABANDON
TIE PRESENT TARIFr.r
\ Thai Is The Loco motto " Frst Trad, and Tsxo,
sr ! Diselnfirs sf IL Uiiisa -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
The Brush Gold y

the British Gold Z" tx
The question will be bes, snswefti (says lhc
Richmond Whjg1 BY asking another If any De-
upOerat had reeeiFed BiIish Cola, stufd he tel
ofhi
But obviously, the British Cola was NOT sub.
scfibed for his region Ct The Gniopl Here The
people are supposed 10 b already b favor OF
British views, opposed 10 the Tariff, aid in favor
of Free Trade, or hem pal duties. The gold
was net iniendedto buy up those alfraiy opposed
10 American interests and industry. ;bs to create
patty against The Tariff in Tariff slales-in
Pennsylysni ia and New York We thisk it likely
SoliheSn Loco Focoism will Be chopsed alto.
gelher, although it may be gaping fokdls share
Of the golden shower This viii beshard, but
it is in the way Of business. ltisInes ususft to
bride those who are our friends slfsaey Brides
are toibring over enemies, no, 10 compensate
friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
MARYLAND ERECT I
a W.HFG GOB.ER.N:OII
IE.hig Senate. TE'hig Hosssessl
a H1ig .Me5ority Of 40 on Josnt
Ballot ,-.a Whig q. $. 81
halo ,a,,d III Wig
Cbanties ont of 20i q

No,u;,b.,.hajnv the disastrous resal, ii BAL.
tinore CITY, accomplished b. line silesi y 81
|, VIM e seepI nat Ire wig cause IS trTWsps-
ans il MARYLAND The soandness Of lhssAso,
IT. II he coust4v. where he means of ccEsaP-
ion eOola- uo,Fbe EMPLOYED, il most. gratifying
The Wits have carried every County ID "a,
STATE for Gov4spor, except Allegany, Bali
more and Cecil.
The argreEhss vote for Governor stsndssH--
ro, PrattHf wins, 35,aSs
carrailft.aca 8, $40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
OfTIciGE Document.
LlahIlItlss OF the Treasury. March 4. IsaI.

s7h'CoxsRKss. Dse..ss. asI. "A. \ w.
"a .Sessioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
~ NEAFgIE''E SByIRGs.

aN' THURSpaTs l0h or OCTOBER LNST..>
J Dis iinguiyhRd Speakers have been nyedftoai
Maryland; PeansNyania, and fr!im oar sowa
State amonsst whom are Wm, CS Rtves. WIN.
S. A|cher, Geef NJ, Sumaves, James Lyons,
AgHlH StWaftyFhn Janney' W rliiam i. Cog,
80, john II Bettk4Jphn s. Pendletin, udolhegs
Com E4iginia4s Gtofee r. Kehar5scn Charles
NJ PITTS, S. 7. walls, Wm. p,iei Thomas !.
MeKhis, and oihRfs from Msfy. nd. Jsmes
COOPER Andrew SHe wal, ard ohers.lrom Penn.
sylYania.
Tile GLEHFLuBS ffom the aiEsining Ceaa-
-tiesaFe al corIfialls Invited 70 attend aG
TIE LADIES aFe especially invoked tohhnsr
our hssemblaee wIh9 their frssedce aud ibet
.r1mlSs. Espdc}al arrangements wi he made got
~ ~. confyFtiard 9ceommedsiiPn5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

AsAnohAttes u tAe the@sohgs s'~HS1 ~ ASHh.
AuSrsr 10, ts22.
Read add laid upon the table
TREASURY DEraRTNFNr,
Registers 06fce, .9ag. 8, I849.
SIR:-I have the hoaor TO transmit statement Of
The amount Tor which the Treasury liable the
All March. Isli. prepared in compliance with are-
solution Of The Hoas Of Representatives, Of The 6'h
instant.
have the honor 20 be. sir, your OAediert serv',,
4. I. SMITH.
Hon. JoHS Wars.
Speaker ef the House Of Representatives.
Statement Of ihs amount for rhieh tie Treasury seas
liable on he 4h March. ,lsil. agrsssbiy to re-
solution Of fhs Hoase II Representatives IF The Oh
august, 1912.
Specific appropriations Of al kinds
uadrauSa on the 4ah March, 1871 $21, 18,12t so
Indefinite appropriations drawn be-
tween the 4gh March and slst De-
ecmber,sts4t I'LL s69 40
Eh March, islI 6.s2i. 81 ~
ss5.saz.sfs 20
From which deduct the cash balance
in the Treasury on the 4th March,
/. Is4l, exclusive Of depostes with
the States, and the Unavailable
| funds due By defauIing banks. IS
aseertSined from tie books Of the
Treasurer Of the United States s62o55 81
/ Total $sk,665. 900 50
/ The above balance 1864 o55 SIT in the Treasury
does not include the sum Of $500 ,0o0tr funds.
:. I. T. SMITH, Register.
4 TRE4sURr DtPARTNESr,
/ Registers Once, August s, 1872
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
RESULT IN MARYLAND

The f,l,owiug is the result for Goyernor- Il
may be varied somewhat BY the official returns
FOR GOVERNOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

Thursday lasiwss observed in south Carolina
Is q day Of thanksgiving AID prayer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

The American Wing SAYS Getnan widow OF
Baltimore states that she loaned her deceased
Faasbaals Naturalization papers sssta tizsss 10
Loco voters On elect:cn Jay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
WE maiolitr inihs slatn


We leaEn from gentleman from Della,
ware ibaithe vote OF Sussex mustlhol be
considered as test of the strength Of The
two parties II bad been asreed:Hpon By
Wings and Democratsfo lei The election
Of Inspector 60 BY deGaoll-b1 tlse Demo
Gratis turned out in full observation-disclosures
the uIsiorily - philadelphia Cgabftls.
DD- The "ROoFo'ek FOrgerIn ehatgIue that
Mr Folks slaves bad been brsHdcd v .Ilhs ini-
tsIs or his name. has been uaeed 10 Wa. Linn.
Lces Fsco oficeholder al Ithica, Nh. The
scheme was laid 10 deceive Wig paPtissiulO il
publication. viii the LOcos now destanee he
forgery as Justify as they did when be shouehl
il was The work Of wing, We shaaiske.
The Richmond Wing Of Mondk{ ssys
that Mr.. CLAY has yielded his s}Sknt 10
the publication Of bis letters F.P.l
BLAIR (which have so Representatives. re-
ierred 10 ia The coaifovsrsy coatsr1ing
The election of SIR. ADkazs) and ihts xeEs
10 appear in The Wing Of Tuesday Those
who have not been able 10 res, eaHs until
these confidential letters were mai pub
nc viii now be gratihed. Nal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

O. The Etoa. A. H. n, SrUARr, Of S.aun,oD,
hss ngreee % Address The peoptai Happens
Esny, on his retuia from. New Yolt-belvesD
the 2aih aae Ash 81 me prrsen, moa,h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

The MaSisonian Of the 2lst nlt.has The fol
lowing = -
eve admit Inst British Cold has been
sent to Ibis country in abundance, II bceEpend-
ed ein he advocacy Of the doctrine Of Free
Trade
OF ibis fact, says the New Yorkicoufier, We
furnished abundant evidence 10 cur geaders ssve-
rat days since, fbut We deem it propFr to publish
The st14fs,ion e its truth from LoeSfocO press,
as The faciswe stated were soslarilsS as to have,
10 some minds, an air of imprebasilily. We
have ne doubt on, this Bfistsh tfld IS being
spent freely throughout the cuuntry4to promote
he election OF Mr.. Polk, sni thai the gang Of
fowdies aud vsga boads that are tahaed together
ia this chg owe their organization 10, ard are
Supported by, this British gold. As sSpsrienced
tacticiaus in bridefy and coruplien, Ihe main
efforts Of The Free Traders MI Be di;kcIsd to the
States having the largest electoral Fetes: and in
this city in particular, viii Ibis EnSiish subsidy
be poured opi like water, il the propagation Of
ralsehocd and The preparation Of fIaads.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
rnr OH cnY or Hrs1srs.

L.
Whsa he Lceos are eoTnersd. Shsy SCI Up the (
'cry or lIar6og This Sas their an Nhsn The ,
ssaneing Army Projset vas fastsnid sron thsn
this was thsir cry when he ezszsasaas e.
penditures OF their AdmiaisiragiaA vas nade
manifest This vas iheirery shes ne 1eflies-
tions II 5ublie officers was iirst asssfisi This
was ,heir shea The Wigs beEsn e sing ,llsir
'sonri 81 liberty. a eshibiI LeE eabiss As 80;
blems or the Simplisitys ~ wesisFl life; ED 70
turn back apen hem The sneer sSaiHss los Pa
ptrict Harrisob. Thnvas their eiy when our
party raised o. jeeiiOns 10 Mr. Wan Bugen-bOs
they eventually feit il necessary q gel elesr o.
IN their ISSUES, and NOT only The Wbis kuabHgs,
as they called them, but of ksiS sssn great bum
bug HIMSELF They have n9w pcs for~afd one
of the snssliesl Of the small hSmbags. Bot they
viii not get over me Geld matter 81 the lssdde
aboul !. Boot % .'Other Leg z &c.
The facts ore fired. Copies Of lke Eaylish pa
/ pers containing The fist offsubSc4ibers 70 the
FIR Trad, Ernd, can Be seen al te American
Institute, New York.
IAdeeA, Tie New York Loco papers do 90,
4 pretend 10 give Cat denisli Tsas dare nsl :;
allihsy say :. Ahsi Ills hnnbsg Add taat Il is
! very Iish5ns,,sr. But,he people viii scarce
lis treat i, ihuF. They viii sPurn hIl Jordgn tn-
s-fsreuee, else hey have lost ihs ssirn q heir
faihkfs.
The Ale1analia Gaz-tls states The case strong
~. !. 4.
II! q Since ibe Development of this plan, We have
dnxioasiy waited 70 see il denounced BY tae A.
: nedcaa presses or both parties. a. enc vhSh
! duxhl 10 receive tho nnqaalifed etBdempptisn
of The people So far we have waited il vaie,
II ii least asIf8r as one party IS CONCERNED. We
hear nothing from The New York Evening Post
from the Pennsylvania. from We Globe. from
J. the Richmond Enquirer, but an Expression of o.
; opinion that il j. k,rilbug! This may be a very
J, convenient way # getting over The matter, for
these party presses, but we can assure them i
is pot satisfactory 10 the great body Of the CHI
gems of This eounlry, nor is il doing justice 10
5, their own party.
! Here are extracts from the Lasdon Times
, from The London AdIs, from the British L.essus
. | and other English papers, The ioa:nals FROM
which tbs extracts are taken, hung no 10 III
MOST fseqnenied places in New Iors, settinl
forthlhe iptenions Of the British mann fsclurers
b giving the names add amounts OF TIE suoscfip
d lions, and expressing their de,ermiaatien TO op
4 crate in this. as they intended to mi other coun
+, tries, in influencing public opinion Iin favor .
their measures ard principles. Ths facts are o
7 zen aud undisguseds And vel the an u respons
E We can sert,c out Of the lsadingjourbals We hav
!. mentioned, is. that the thing is q no conse
i Gdencs, or that they incline 10 believe il Is
i. humbug.." 1<s
- 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
.NnIicE.

IIAvING disposed Of my interest st the Mouth o
7ll. 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 ydfas. FOR the purpose
Of transacting COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS. Ail Cotton. Toba:cc. or other Produce
consigned for sale orreshpment, will be
ed by insurance. unless instructed the contrary
All Merchandiae for -shipnient, when practicable,
will be done without storsge but when necessary to
store, it shall be done at the lowest possible All
,uaintance, and knowledge obtained by near Is years
esidence in the country, feel confident that your
tercsts would be promoted much by my services as
by any other house. Feeling grateful for past aNprs
hope by faithful, prompt and strict personal atten.
lion in future to receive and do solicit share of your
patronage. MOSES GREENWO
y April 27, 1874 -l2.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
Linen Musqueto Netting, shell Combs, &c

Linen Musqueto Netting, Shell Combs, &C.
ID ECEIVED per steam boat James Pitcher, Musque.
to Netting; Thread Gloves: Painted La wns; Plaid
Edgings and Insertions: Cambria do. do; Linen Cam
bric French colorcd Kid Gloves; silk Hose; Mohair
Mitts and Gloves; fine Irish Linens and Lawns-a
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, LIST, lS44
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
A NEW THEORY AND. TREATMENT
OF FEVERS,
By John sappington, NJ. ID.

TuNHIS work treats of that class of FEvEns which
Il constitute ninetenths of feuer affecting the
human amily and it advocates treatment entirely
seD and sseees:ful and is designed and adapted
particularly 5dmiy use, il will be foaad he nst
psinsble 1Nd f1e~p family Medical work. Price - co.
TeGsttes 1ax9 f1llsoppy of ssppingon: Fever pills
s31ueo3 ~ tgect from the kcr and for sale BY
- -. - .<<z E.H e. N MAYERS, Dvxxsisss.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
PAYABLE ouARTERLY.

Annooncement of candidates, will bs charged a
ether advertisements.
Politcal circalars will be charged advertisements
No advertisements of gross, abusive, personal na
ssre will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
single copies Of the paper, I2k cents.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
THE ARKANSAS lNTELLiGRNCER
~ PUBIlsHED EVERY sATuyRnAv

THE ARKANSAS lNTELLiGENCER
- PUDLlsHED EVERY SATURDAY..
A TAnss DoLAAas per year, If paid within six month
g sous DoLiARs, IL payment be delayed until ate
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 nes less. first insertion, oN
ooiLAs and PITY crNrs for each continuance-over II
i'nes end NOT exceeding IS. to be charged as squar
sad hs and Ia that proportion for longer advertise
When an individual account. at the above rates
amounts 70 30 and under 500, a discount of 25 pc
cent will b made, and when il amounts TO 500 o
more. discount of 334 per cent but discount will
b made where payment is delayed after the
o. one year. and deduction will be made on the lega
advertisements required to be publsncd BY law.
All advertisements to be paid for advance, th
payment assumed by some responsible person. ~,
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

IA articles E...
1000 lbs Flour, Stout's, May6clds an,
Frey chlng's brands
1000 lbs Bacon,
most iipera'ly and enesey 10 -,ui| x,r.
wounded and the burial Of the dead. Tbe fr;s5S
and relatives Of the wounded may rost assured d
nothing will be left undone by the kind ha.
citizens of New Albany, to alleviate Their s"g
/ 'ngs. About fifteen bodies have already been
rIed in the City Cemetry.at New AIb,ov
mr.. John Ailston, OF Rapides, La..wbo 600,
|uninJured. states that he discovered some time :,
|Sious to the explosion, that there was at lens,
/ ry gross mlsmanagement of the engine md d
mere was great danger Of an explosion. md
had scarcely retired to the stern of the hoot
.aken a seat when the explosion took place.
tne exertions of Capt. Thompson and M ALL,
the lie of Mr.. J. NJ Roberts, of Pbiledelvl
was saved. s'P
ihe number of killed and missing. So f,r r,
certaIned, is about fifty. The entire nuuber
never be ascertaned. as MANY persons must
oeen burned alive. Many corpses also mus,
been burned. Capt Thompson is of opinio,
the number Of persons on board. at the time
explosion, was about 1870. including a large
Der OF deck passengers, whose names ca
course, never be ascertained.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Warren, OF Newi e
ny, for the following list. We shall cont b
publish the names of the killed and woupt S
they VIII nnu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
FIN REIJ Cho~:E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
SADDLERY.

GADDLES, Brides. Collars, &c. &c. Just receivea
- and for sale low by AUSTIN & CLEGG.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
PROTECTION FIRE g. MARINE

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS,
HNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
i lie that they have just started, and have ow
full operation new line Of fr-WeekIy,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison, Ca, ria Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley. and Jacinto, MISS; Tuscum
bia. Decatur, Somcrvile, Warrrnton, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station, Ball Play, Ala Rome
Ga on to Madison Ga At Holly Springs, Miss this line
connects South with the lines to jackson, Miss Nor,
with the line t" La Grange, Tenn; connecting NortI
with the line at Nashville. ria. Florence South witI
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decatur, connectinJ
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to huntsville Ala
and at Madison, Ga, with the great Southern anl
Northern Rail Road line to reston South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope
ration The proprictos intend sparing no pains or
penso in making this Line equal to any in the Sout \
western country. Their Teams and Coaches are nc
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady carcn'
and accommodating. Exertion will be used to pjys
entire satisfaction to those ho may favor Il EN- wi,
their patronage.S A
Time Of leaning Memphis-Mondays, Wedpesda Il
oand Fridays, Ut half past 6, A. NJ.
&. SIMS & BROTHERS, Z,
Proprietors of the abope line to HoUv Sy,inps
Memphis. Ten, July 8, Is43.-I6l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
JOSIAH S. D0AK,

JOSIAH S. D0AK,
Conmercial Row, Doaksvillc, Choc. Nation.
VTNAKES plcasure in informing his friends, that he
u has located at the above stand, in Doaksvillc
where he has hand large and well assorted stock
of merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash.
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of 3 and quarter brown domestic, and
quarter beached do and quarter bed ticking, 3
and 4 quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
twilled shting brown drillngs, negro srtngs; Fall
River and Merimac bne prints fancy coored do;
lin de laine, shalla, bombazine, English and French
merino, Irish linen;
kentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Linscys, FIan-
nrls and sattinets.
Linen and cotton thread spool cotton cotton yarn la.
dies fancy handkerehefs pongec, Sptalield aud En-
glish do; black silk cravats; silk and twist ribbons,
tapes, braids. laces &C., &c.
Assorted Mackinaw and Colored Blankets,
"rIware and QueenSware,
r NO c>,G{APS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
.n;ves and forks, Kings axes. chains hoes,
coffee mills. rs ioo's' ou'ts ana screws.
4 IRON, STEEL, cAsTfs>
Tovethcr with every article usually -, w.
Il II this part Of the country. All Of whch traders
> upan the most liberal terms. ~ sell
$ May .. u<t-l4-iy.
.T xoR sAxH xOyv1isssS
nNE saw Min crank1 . Ira. ss2,eases. -,
~ Ws3Sp - y 49,. !, ~ ~, q.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
PONTOTOC HOUSE.

a. MEMPHIS, Tennessee. -
THIS establishment on the corner Of Main
Gsss6 and Winchester streets, and opposite the
ssss 40 City Hotel, opened by the subscriber
.& on the first day OF July last, for the rccep-
Of Trave Hers and Boarders, at the following rates
Boa RD, per year, St5O Oo
Do per month, ~ so
Do with lodging, 90 90
Do per week, with lodging, 6 90
Do per day, -. :. W
Single meal, -. 374
Man and horse. per day, - so
Horse per month, III UO
Single feed, 25
uTThis establishment is superintended by Gen. L.
C. MCMAK1N, SO extensively and favorably known by
the travelling community. WILLIAM HACK.
Memphis May 1874 -l6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
THE Aa2A1e0AS x1TTExxxea011RzR
svstszEe wEsxIs, AT vAx Sgaex. Asks.
Devoted to "

sustsHso WEAKLY, AT vAn SgakHs Atxss
Devoted to -Nr
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LOCATED ~ we are. IN the centre OF largo d1De
cratic population, who have organ west ef -Liasle
hcck, u 10 deemed highly importsns that paper n
this character should bs publshed. to dssemiasSe
ncrally. -
a, The undersigned, havingj purchased Interest
Mr; Ihomas sterne ip the Arkansss InfeiigeneerH
Will hereafter publish il democratic paper Itw
support the principles Of the party and the mens
iccteo TO carry them out. He will endesvor MAJ
u at all times, efficient and faithful organ Of ~
party IN this section of the State.
his exertions and industry will be used to furnisa
the very latest intelligence, whether local from
abroad. He has engaged several efficient ,.sra.'
dents I'm IN the Indian country and
All who are devoted to the cause wv 20
embarked. arc respectfully requested ne, eh iu9.
efforts to establish permanent foe,te. ckf aai
paper in the /" Far West" l1knIes
TERMs-Three dollars per annum, ,;c q
four dollars, if not paid within six mod 90
Van Buren,. Ark. March 22d. 1874. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

DISSOLUTION. AE
TTNHE Psrtnsrship heretofore existing between the
2F uude rsrns5 in the nauc of Bel and Hanger, wus
t6X ds dissolved by mutual consent, those owing
vul Vssss ai1 snd settle up either Of sreauthos
81 H. w BELL,
~ ~, l3t<.-z5-Ss FAXqER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
PRODUCE STORE,

PRODUCE STORE.
NHE Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
Il the public that he has taken the brick building on
Main Street, door north of John Austin e. Co s
grocery store, where he will constantly keep hand
Flour, Corn Meal, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venson hams
Chickens, Vegetables of all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes. All Of
which he will sell low for cash. A NJ BUSH
March I6, IS44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

IINHE undersigned, contractors for carrying the u
l. nited States Mail from Little Rock Fort Smith,
beg leave. to inform the travelling public, that they
have provided themselves with and commodous
Troy Coaches. which. together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers will insure sa fe,
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren and
Fort Smith, They have reduced the fare to So from
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, to Scotia
and from Scotia to Little Rock So. Stage office at
Capt. Rogers, in Fort Smith. and at the Columbus Io.
tel in Van Buren,. All baggage at the risk of the
ADAMS & WILSON, Contra ctors
July !, lS43-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
JUST RECEIVED.

A ND for sale low for cash, the following named
"A articles E. -
AO00 lbs Flour, Stout's, Mayfclds and
Frey chlng's brands.