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The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
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We put down Tennessee as doubtful until the official vote is known From Delaware and North Carolina, the returns are not yet full enough to ep able us 10 put them down certainly If all three oi the States set down as doubtful have gone for Clay, still Polk has beaten him SIXTY-FiFB ELEG- TORAL VOTES.
 Where now oh yc disappointed and delHded Whigs, are the SEVENTY FIVE ELECTORAL VOTES that Mir. Clay was to beat Che gallant Young Hickory of Tennessee' Let the American people rejoice The constitution, the sacred shield of our freedom, is saved from violation. The coat- try is saved from being cursed with Monster Bank, Protective 1arii, &c.
 And TExAs is to be speedily annexed to the Union.
 The canvass, in the main, has been fair one the questions fairly understood and thoroughly dis eassed The American people have therefore knoW= ngly, deliberately, and wisely rejected and con- eeinned BIf Clay and his system of measures. They have, we think settled the great questions between the two parties, and settled them forever. The whgs will certainly not attempt again to rally theil weak and breken-down forces in support of mea- sures which have so repeatedly, and so sisnaliy' caused their deieat
 Some few weeks back, our neisbbor, the Gazette, had a cut in his paper representing Coon with his fore foot fasi hold of the neck of Cock saying to him Why don't you crow:" or language to that effect
 The gallant Cock has shaken loose the grasp ot the Coou, brought him low to the earth, placed his foot upon the demolished animal, and rends the air with the ciaiion notes Of victory! Alas poor coons they are wofuly used ud-ho! neighbor, where k that Coon of yours, that choaked our Cock so iu- riously short time since? Gone glimmerag through the mist of things thot--neyer were
 Our democratic friends have had several joyous publications over the result of the election, whicl our whig friends do not seem to have relshed St we'll
 On Saturday night last very large body of then met at the City Hall, formed procession severn hundred yards long and with most anmating music from the band-transpare toreh-lights, Amer can Flag, s,c., marched through several streets and terminated the march at the office of Gov Yell
 Aud the Hon. James Yell, Col. Seyier Jndg, Sam'i C. Roane, and C. 0. Hallor, Esqr, were sey erally called upon, and addressed the assembled le mocracy, in brief but very able and appropriate speeches. Oh the result of the election.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
For ihe .3rkGRsas Runner. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the Bar of the Pulaski Circuit Court, al the Circuit CourtRoom, in Little Rock, on the 23d of November, 1844, ABsALoM FOWLER, Esq, was called to the Chair, and LEMUEL R. LINCOLN, Esq. ap- pointed Secretary.
 The Chairman announced to the meeting the recent death of the Hon. CHARLEs CALD- WELL, formerly the Judge of the 5th Judi cial Circuit, and member elect from the coun- ty of Saline, in the present General Assem- bly, of this Sthte, now in session, and there. upon, on his motion, F. w. Trapnall, Wm Il. Field and George c. Watkins, Esqrs., were appointed committee to prepare suitable preamble and resolutions, expressive of the sense of the meeting upon the occasion.
 And after some time, the committee re- turned, and reported the following preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted.
 Wbereas, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to take from among us, the Hon. Charles Caldwell, the late venerable Judge of this Court, and a man who, during the course of his long life, held many public and respon- sble offices, at the hands of his fellow citi- zens, and discharged their duties with un- blemished integrity, and the appreciation of his constituents, and in the walks of private life, enjoyed the respect and esteem of the public
 Therefore, reso7red, That we, as members of the Bar, over whom he formerly presided, and as members of the society which be adorned' sincerely deplore his loss, tha@ > sympathise with those more nearly con1eet- ed with him in their bereavement; and that, as tribute of respect to his memory, we will wear erapc on our left arm for thirty days.
 Reeofped fiet4er, That copies of the pro ceedlngs of this meeting be furnished to the papers of the city for publication
 \. FOWLER, Chairman.
 L. R. LINCOLN, secreimy.
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"As lenghening shadows o'er ther mead
 Proclaim the close of day,
 Sc every whig who will but read,
 May learn the FATE or CLAY
 Oh! fof Cock-a gallant Cock
 great big Cock, to CROW
 With clarion shrill, to proudly a9eb
 The Coon that lies deiow! /! Tur GREAT BATTLE Is OVER, AND FicToHf HAS PLACED HER cnApLEr ON THE BROW OF iE- mocR,cY! PoLK AND DALLAS, WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE, ARE rlEcrrp PRESIDENT AND yIcr PnEstpfNr OF THE UNITED STATES, BY kN OVERWHELMING MAJoRITY!!! AS far as heard from tbe following is the glorioH4 result
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
The official vote stands ihus
 For Pof.x AND DALLAS, 9,5J6 For CLAY AND FRELINGuysEN, 5.5e4
Majority for poLE AND DALIA

Majority for PoIE AND DALLAS, 40I2
 The seven counties to be heard from are Carroll, Fulton, I-ard, Marion, Mississippi, Pike and Seafeg In our October State elections, these counties eafe an aggregate vote of l.774--of which l, ,ls6 were given for the Democrats, aud 5a4 for the Whigs being Democratic majority of 5S6
 Estimating these seven counties by those already heard from, may expect decrease in the aggge- gate, yet an increase in the proportieaabie Demo cratic vote: leaving, have no doubt, Democratic majority of at least 5oo This, added 10 the c0iclal majority, will give. in the actual vote of the State, a majority for Polk and DALLAS of about FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED votes.
 We are thus particular, because we arc unwilling that Democracy in Arkansas should be estimated at less than its real strength. We hope 10 eeceNe, in time for our pext paper returns isom the counties not yet heara from; and then we will make out ! table, giving the intife vote of the Statc.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
THE. RESULT

We are not given to extravagance of feeling certainly not in its expression, And yet we have found il difficult to restrain, whnreasonable bounds, the manifestation of our delight at the glorious tf- umph which has crowned our arms. Success, in any cause Of bis espoasal is worthy of mans srati tude to the dispenser of all good and oyousness is the natural and proper expression of the sentiment We have labored hard-we are suecessIal-we are satisfied In contemplation of tho happy result, fand, for nearly week past, we nave thought ol little else) il has been, with us, severe struggle to repress the shouts of gratitude and gratifcaonwh have risen from our hearts to our lips We have done so, however, mainly in regard for the feelings of our whig friends being unwilling to press our exultation to the annoyance of those whom We have overcome True, they showed us no mercy in lsio; yet we are not disposed to letaliate POLK and DALJAs-are elected. We are satisfied with NIc- TORY, which we have fairly won,
 On the nights of Friday and Saturday last, our friends manifested their joy at the result by large processions, atendedby appropriate Transparencies patriotic Banners, and inspir,tng music. Saturday evening, eesunset, salute of a7 cannon was fred one foy1eaeh State in the Union, and one for the
 Io6e Star, which is soon to take its place in glorious constellation.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

3 was appointed by the Senate :. junction with such committee ' !. 0ac pointed by the House of Renra,llll qs llal make suitable arrangements fdr p,,Sspl' < 2 the Hon. Mortimer ". Balti,na'l. le |
 On motion of Mir. Gaines q,
 journed. ''S S'
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PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTroNIN ARKANSAS.

In pursuance of the Law, the Governor proceeded, on Monday last, to add up the votes for Electors Of President and Vice President in the several counties of this State, from which returns had been received
 Returns had been received from Airfg-aiae coon- ties; giving aggregate of I5,o5o votes. This constitutes the official vote of the State the sceea counties not heard from, excluded by the proyi sions of the Law, which require rlie Governor to make the count within fue,ty aqys from the day of eit.c.;..n
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

On motion of Mir. Trimble' i'a'' aas sence was granted to MT. NeW'0'
 of the illness of his family. fon
 Mir. Irwin presented a pe,,i.lo' ,,.' ro,pl p Pentecost, a citizen of Pm Philips 2 , n,ii ting that, in tue year ls3l' d ns sOIl sI collector of Phillips coulsy I sJ g for the privilege of keeping anp af Id a billiard table Ill the town ,h.t q Phillips county; that since ,s.ase'. 'aai { law, under which he was asses'sh r, ,o h declared by the Supreme Coals ls;d sa stilutional and praying thai ,ss;rq sa'a rtglsl be refunded to him. When pep1 VI tos on motion of Mr. Irwin, reiefl'I, ,rrr committee consisting of Messfs' . and Shaw. ., ofi committee, to whom was ielllae,ipg bills defining the mode oi eos'
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

DEATH OF THE HoN. CHARIrs CALDWELL OF SALINE, AND THE Hox. N. ". BALTIMORE OF K. DEPENDENCE eouNry.--We deeply regret to an that since the publication Of our last weeks paper the above members of the present House of Representatives have suddenly departed this iiie- They were both highly worthy men, and their deaths are generally amented. Attention is called to the resolutions and proceedings Of the two Houses, in relation to their deaths, reported in another column
 also to the meeting and resolutions of the Little Rock bar in relation tc the death of the Hon. C. Caldwell
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

AnKANsAs ANNUAL CaxxERExeE oF THE NJ. E. cHuReH-T This body has hsen in session, in ilis place, for several s past, and closed its bors on yesterday Ne will publish the stations of the preachers IT OUT next
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

LAWRENCE CouNrY.-A few weeks since, in our report of the senatorial election in this county. we committed an error in stating the majority of Genl Fieklin over his whig opponent, Gen4 F's majority in Lawrence was lI5. Our attention has been called to this, by an esteemed correspondent i; and we arc pleased to make the correction.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

STRING HrLL FEMALE AcApEMY.-Ihe bill to incorporate this Institution, was introduced by Mr. Bankhead, and not by Mir Rust, as reported last week. The correction is due Ar. Bankhead.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

MR. RUSr.-Dedr Slr.
 The notice from the committee to receive proposals for public printing is before us-in reply, we make 10 the committee, the fol- lowing proposalS or bids, i c.
 That we will execute the daily printing of the Legislature or any part thereof, at the following prices
 We will execute the daily printing on good paper, and pages of the same size and in the same style of the enclosed specimen, at S3 D cents Ghree dollars and twenty five centsl per page for the first 65 copies, and at 90 cents per quire for each succeeding quire-to be eXeeeled on good, largest size ioolscap paper, and will be executed in twea- ty foug hours (fropl the time the copy is re- ceived) and ready for the nse of the Logisla- lure, providing t4at t does not exceed thirty
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
N O T | c { .

HAVlNG disposed of my interest a the Mouth @
Il i White River, would inform my friends and ,b,
public, that have permanently located in this Citv
and taken the fourstory fre-Proof Store, No five
Fourcher street, doors from Poydras, for the
BUSlNE ESS. All Cotton Toba eco, or other Preduce
consigned to ne for sale reshPment, will be c"yer
ed by insurance, unless instructed the contrarv
All Merchandise for re-shipment, when practicable
will be done without storage but when necessary tn
store, shall be done at the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and street attention.; and from personal ac
quaintance, and knowledge obtained by near rs vcar
residence in the country, feel confident that yo1r in
terests would be promoted much by my services as
by any other house Feeling grateful for past favors
nope by faithful, prompt and strict personal attcn
tion in future to receive and do solicit share of
patronage. . r. MOSES E,REENVSroyH'" y'"'
April 81, 1874 4-l2 y W..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

Linen MusQuetO Netting, Shell Combs, sc.
ID ECEIVED per steam boat James Pitcher, Musque-
N to Netting; Thread Gloves; Painted Lawns Plaid,
str ped and lace Muslins thread and bobbDet Laces;
Edgngs and Insertions: Cambria do. do; Linen Cam
brc; French colored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose Mohar
Mhts and Gloves fine Irish Linens and Lawns
choice variety of Ladeo' Shell Combs; Parasols. Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. S. BRINE.
Fort Smith, Aug, Ist 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
y. OF FEVERS, -
BY John sappington, M. u

NHlS work treats of that class of FEyEps wbio,
IL constitute nne-tenths Of feoer cases afBctn. ~.
human family; and US advocates treatment entirel
neto and sneces:ut and is designed and adapted NOR
particularly for tamily use it will be found to he
Daiuatie and eheop family Medical work Price a. m
Together with full supply of fappngtons Fever iii
at reduced prices, direct from the maker and for @ l H.
w. H. &. NJ MAYERS. Dyuna;.,. oy
xos4 euniths 3uly 6th, Is4lL6w-ss "sss'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
PRODUCE STORE.

VIE subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the public that he has taken the brick buildn, On
Man street, one door north of John Austin & Co :
grocery store. where he will constantly keep on hand
' r,out' orn Meal Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venison hams
pies Dried Peaches, Turnips. and Potatoes. All Of
which he will sell low for ca sh Nj RIiSti VI
March l6. Is44. "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
Notice
II II N ID ALI.'S

II Il N ID ALL'S
TEXAN ANDsANTA FE Exp+ DIT,oN.
TEO. WILKINS KENDAIJ,S Txx.~
~ SANTA FE EXPEDITION Comnris;nD
description OF tour through Texas and the CO.;
I. ou.nwesterh fralries, the Comanche, and Cnvan,
r'''hS GROUNDS; also an account of the spfcr;n..
from want OF food losses through hostile indians pS
nhay the capture OF the Texans and their n,arh ~
PRISONERS PRISONERS I" the City OF Mexico. With fine Uins,ra
tons and Maps. o ''us'ra-
Inc BOOK is handsomely bound for sale bv
April 90 II M w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

Dissolution.
TlHE Partnership heretofore ssI y
undersigned, in the name o. ~ ~
this day dissolved by mutual CON- ..s
will please call and settle up, e..ns @
lied to receipt for debts due the nin
A.e>st -. lslAA-&.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

Announcement Of candidate,
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be ehar.
No advertisements of n gross,
ture, will be published at any pr
All letters must be post paid. }
Single copies Of the paper, l2
The above terms will be stric,s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
Flour,

A. NJ. BUSH,
AS just received, per steamer Trident, and ofIers
Z for sale low for cash T country produce
100 sacks salt
IL a. Rio and Havana coffee
bbs brown sugar
l &" loaf do
l 1" crushed do
90 molasses
l mackerel no. 9
100 lbs assorted candies
Soap, candles starch, mustard tomato tsup pepper
spices, pickles, raisins lemons, vinegar &c., &c
April 81, 1914
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
S&4& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fsstszEs wsskLr, ar VAN suRrs, Arks,
4.' '.4'A -S Devoted TO ~

e@AN 1AAANSASxNTHL
fssIszxs wssKLr, ar VAN suRrs, Ark1,
Ef As Devoted to - n
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
koeATEs - We are, in the centre of a larce ,demo
Ssats poPslstion, who have no organ west Of Little
Rock. i Is deemed highly mportant that paper q
tsn character should be Published, to dissepinat to
ssraily. r."'''a' "a''ers &c
y Ihc undersigned, hayings purchased the interest
IL nomas Sterne in the - Arkansas IateLlipencer u
WI hereafter publish il ass democratic paper II will
MypeTt the principles of the party and the men se
seoseo 20 carry them out. He will endeavor to make
.. "a !,mes, an efficient and faithful organ Of the
Rarty ia this section of the State 80 " '''
"s sxcltions and industry will be used to furnish
ne very latest intelligence, whether local or from
.oloae. e mas engaged several efficient correspon.
sehts ~ me iadian country and pledges himself ia
give the earliest Intelligence Of border events
All who ara devoted TO the cause in which he has
embarked are respectfully requested to aid him in his
enorts to establish ON permanent footing deuocratc
paper la the .s Far West -''''O ~
! iEssa-1hree dollars per annum, in advance, or
Jsar doiIars, il not paid within six months
GEO. w. CLARKE.
Yea Baren. Ark. March ED, 1914
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
FIVE DOLLARS q
THE SPIRIT OF To
A CHRONICLE
The Turf, Field sports, Liter
EmLeiAshed tpith spisndid q
JOHN RICHARDS, PRt
FIVE DOLLARS
WILLIAM II. PORBak k

W >AANA - OA Jpuhei'
TINS well known weekly publ
tablished in 1884, by its present 4. i-oSe'
Fourteenth volume on the I'd oIdcnIn,
a sheet of the very largest claid.
imperial quarto pages. printed on Brown
nest texture. and on good type. -
the LARGEST and most highly fni Supreii
ON STEEL, ever issued by pe5y n 20
States. The last three volume, c Th,
traits OF the following disiingui, I, lik,
PORTED HORSES, designed 10 copi :"
Sporting Gallery, accompanied ".
giving the Pedigree. CharacterisSs DIsrE
Of eash' with incidental notices dge.
by thirteen) with those annuallv
Of the Winners Of the DerLv. Oap
and have been executed in line. In 90 %onrshal.
ly for this paper, from Original
'' RIAcK MAD THE
The property of the Hon. Bale NECU'
leans; Engraved by Dick after Trd
collection of Jno. e. Stevens, EslIIa, ~
JOHN BAsCoI n. c
me property OF C1i; Jno; Cove ecretn
collection of his owner. Ky,
LEVlATHAJ
The property of the late James
renee, Ala; Engraved by Dick al ". II
in the collection of Thomas KirktAttori
SHARK, -
The property of Col. VIM. r. JoJDlCl
Va; Engraved by Dick after Tra ~.
collection Of Capt. r. +. Stockton T., y"
HEDGFoRD, a $50
The property Of the late Col. J. M -
ton. Miss; Engraved by Hinshl,
painting, in the Office of the .Spif.,
BOSTON, Ga,
The property of Mr.. Jas. Long, =,
Painted by DE Lattrc for Col W
and engraved by Dick. |"
ARGYLE. ,,orr,
The property Of Hon. Pierce NJ D.
lumbii, ). c.; Painted by Troye ."
S. C.; Engraved by Hinshelwood q ashing
WAGNER,
The property of Mr.. Jno. Campb--
PAINTED by Troye for the ownt
rrud homme from the original pe nc I
'"' ''p'''' 0i the Times ns Of
MONARCH,s S.
The property Of Col. Wade Hamvo3 Alal
ed 6y Iroye expressly for Col. Hall. Mis-,
ed by Hinshelwood. IkLou
MONMOUTH ECI99 Ark
| The proper,v of Race, p,.,.u p3DTen
tucky; Engraved hn n.n , Ken
in the collection or i p;nIni, Obi,
GREY EAGLtSsIa,SG
The property of A. l.. Sbotwell s,i,iIi,
Engraved in mezzotinto by Halp,.9 Mis-
painting by Troye. o. Dis
RlPTON and CONFIpl9 Wis
Celebrated TrottersA "a i, tho, ;,9s low
Engraved by Dick. af,er, n,in,in. .92 Floi
the collection of John Connah, e., 1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
PROTECTION FIRE & MARINE

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
i lie that they have just started, and have n ow
full operation a new line Of Tr-Weekly,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis. Tenn, to Madison. Ga. ria Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley. and Jacnto Miss; Tuscum-
ba. Decatur, Somerville. Warrenton, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station, Ball Play, Ala; Rome,
Ga. to Madison Ga. At Holly Springs, Miss this line
connects South with the lines to Jackson Miss North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn. connecting North
with the line at Nashville, pa. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decatur, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala
and at Madison, Ga, with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston. South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope.
ration The propretors intend sparing pains or ex
pense in making this Line equal to any in the South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches are not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady, careful
and accommodating. Exertion will be used to give
entire satisfaction to those ho may favor Il EN- with
their patronage.
Time Of leaving Memphis-M Mondays, Wednesdays
oand Fridays, at half past 6, A. M.
SIMS 4 BROTHERS,
Proprietors of the abope line to Holly Syringe.
Memphis. Ten. Jolly s. l643.-l61
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

In addition to the highly finished 'portid
rated above, is a superb Portrait Oin the
MADLLE AUGUSof Ia
The celebrated Danseuse, in the Id, for
phide; Engraved by HinshelwoOd
original picture by Chalon and n COO
tion Of the Editor. oou-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
sADDLERY.

CADDLES. Brides, Collars. &c. &c.eJnst receiva
- and for sale low BY AUSTIN - ELEGG.
. June lSs 1874 sSssl ls3s ....s Z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
JOSIAH } S. DOAK.

JOSIAH DOAK,
commercial Row, DOaksviIIe, r,ho.
AkES pleasure in Informing his fr.,a. a.
mas located at the above stand in ~ a. ne
where he has on hand a large and wcn aksviiie,
"' merchandise, which he will sell cbeaD s, n STOCK
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of 3 and quarter brown do,
and ~ p,eaehea 40 and quarter bed tcIiam >
anu quarter apron check, long cIo,hs s.eklng' .
fWlled sh'ring; brown driilings Seg,o pam and
M n'er ana Merimac blue prints fancS coInroJ ran
merno, Irish linen; 1"g'sh and French
"eh'ocKy Jeans, Iardtimes, Linsrv. r,
hrls and sattinets,
Eihen I ana cotton thread, spool cotto, ,, a.. =
os ahcy handkerchiefs, pongee Sn,,sisI yarn la
sus' 40 6iack silk cravats; silk ana ,i ana En-
'apes' Grads, !aces &c, &c. '"'s'' ribbons,
Assorted Mackinaw and Co,or.a p,.
hardware and Queenswors
HATS, GAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES
hunts Collins and Kings axes. ,r,.. -.
coffee mills. 'oo's butts and screws
;, IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &c. &c
;n ,h;s WIN every article usually ken, l..
's part OF the country, all of wb;ot oy traders
a, 'Pon the most liberal terms '" no VIII sell
May :. is44.-l4-Iy
FOR SALE LowT
u saw MIL Crank and Irons com.,...
- SCOTT, White A. CO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

-.... Motto.
VNHE undersigned has received from the Clerk
II of the County, the Tax Book of lS44-is
now ready 10 receive taxos and the citizens of the
county are hereby notified, that he will call upon
them about the Doth of August, when he hopes
they will find it convenient to settle up.
ELI BELL, Sheriff
And collector Of C. C.
August 3. IS44.-26-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

On commencing the last volume nppo
Aimes'-on the 18th of March Il LBS
large and magnificently executedF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12

UNION HOUSE.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mississippi.
A | TAKE this method of informing nv
E:::&W friends and the public generally, that
Issiska have taken charge Of the UNION HOUSE, for.
&@@ mery occupied by Mrs. Craft where
sha be pleased to and entertain them at all times.
and hope by strict attention to their and CON.
forts, to merit their patronage.
June %, lS44-2U WYATT EPpES
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
COL. VIM. R. JOHNow,
"Ihe Napoleon of M9,

Engraved by A. l.. Dick, in line, d.
trait in oil by Henry Innan, Esq,
er's possession at this office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
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THE ARKANSAS |
Is PUBLISHED E,

At 1'narr DoLLARs per year, ID
or FouR DoLLARs. IL paymen,
that time.
TERMS OF ADV
For a square Of 10 lines. or
DOLLAR, and riFrY CENTS for ea,
lines, and not exceeding IS, q
and a half, and in that proport
ments.
When an individual accou
amounts to s5O and under en-
cent. will be made, and whc,
more, a discount of 33k per ce
be made where payment Is della
of one year, and no deduction /,
advertisements required TO be
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paymen: assumed by some res,
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