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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail,
Ship Master. aud Agents,

We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels win give
e kosEHr SrLvEY Captain Of News Boats report Of
spoken on their passags list Of their cargo and foreign
medaiey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
abroad VIII also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received
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BEACON COUkSE-kACING

THE FALL MEETING of ls4i. will commence on We'd
each and continue three
First Day.ropr eofs Purse. $500, Mile Heats for three
ss s by sy.s 2 $500 Three Mile Heats,
a r r. G"aiy eyIn1g previous to the race Smiths
Second oaAt ga o'clock Purse MeTIea free for al
Heats hest three in five Entries TO be made r. Smiths the
Third Day-At ~ o'clock, Purse $780, free for al horse.
oeoes ' PuIs $685. s FOR ii Sae.
,ln h; s Msss." q ts. place time G. diff
f All ' he siSSes ssa
s ss5f VIII s.s Col Wiis%.oas aSe SsS
Iassa sS %oac is AID h '%s four ' Sh s.
from hs are ssDe These sbs 'S 9s
or who % m Iof Rss s%d f s Mm s
constitute larger number Of horses han has attended any
thsr purse should walked over for bu, half the
500 added BY the opcicr Nile Heats ee or more % make k,
,a Also swespsakss for Or od sub $3.50 h. IT, $500
Boh The g ssoye to and close r. Smiths the Even
@ aq s,. Meeting be BY The Rules Union
PANORAMA AT NIBLo's GARDEN..-open for a short
i2 BY he cssbtea A at 'f Dsn isf
q iaes and Augustus Earle, r. A. London. 1t open
Admjance the Garden Panorama cents Artists are
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free Of charge
IL The Panorama Of Madras exhibited in Russell
Sgue attended with immense aud when purchased
Mr. Nbo considered the very best Panoramic painting
London. sIao mrc
)k. LAfpNEH CQNsULTlNG ENGINEEk Aths.
- neun Hotel, Broadway, New fork-Dr. Lsrdner will
continue the professional practice which for he pn
sued on an extensive scale London and consulted
paentees manufacturers and Others questions regarding
improvements IN the and manufactures which involve the
Application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside at distance may forward (pos paid)
clear statement Of the with the drawings
ciens, when immediate attention will be- given sl
POST OFFICE
.... New Yo.k Oct. T. 1874. I
ENGLISH MAIL.-Leter BAGS per Steamer Caledonia will
- be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices this city
on Tuesday the 18th nst al IS minutes o'clock r. Nj
The overland posag. Of 1874 each single letter must
be paid JOHN LORTMER GRAHAM r. MI
ocl2 3lstMTurc
FRENCH CHAIRS, SOFAS AND FANCY TABLES
= TlEFANY, YOUNG < ELLIS invite purchasers 10
look at their style of Chars Sewing Chairs Chairs
sofas under The des t 'ey are more beaptinfaad
ect m quality and finish than for sale elsewhere They
also believe from Their IS and the universal expressions Of
others, that they decidedly moderate IN price
Il. " f. have also very beautiful Tables Workstands,
swiss Rustic Chairs at greatly reduced prices Iron and
paer Mache Chairs, Tables &c with large collection Of
Paror aud Chamber Ornaments all Of their mportstions
Tor sale ri moderate Prices, and packed FREE Of charge.
s6 2taw is I'm m
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M R. ID + M = s T ER'S
LAST CONCERTy

BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS
1vA give his LAST VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT on
TUESDAY EVENING OCT. IS, 1874,
when he will sing his choice selection Of Songs and Ballads
including his Latest Compositions
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-To be had at the door. Pro-
grammes with full PARTICULARS may be had the Music Stores
and the Library To quarter before o'clock
oil 4tisrc
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BEACON COURSE-RACING.
PURSE or s2o-FIee for all trottng horses Three Mile
Heats IN harness., is oieed off October 2Bth-
Entries to close H. Smiths 81 Park Row October 18TH by
oc"ck, three or more 10 NOR to make
Purse OF S500-FIee for all otng and pacing horses 20
20 miles in harness kech To off the first part Of
November good day and good track 100
best IN Inc race three make Entries
O'Clock. P. m - 1855 -
Purse sl0Omie heatsbe three in FIVE harness. for PAGERS
and uoers To come off 2ls Of OCTOBER five make
race Entries to be made October 18th, H. Smiths BY
O'CLOCK, = NJ o2 4tsrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS ny 4RH Ri 4 " J; presented, w ,
Amer VII Oh THE cAMPANoLoGiA viii appear.
To be followed BY The Comediettao Of
MIR s~.ns,ou wpaSa IT, Tt srsii4s,on, Mis-. Eli.
To conclude ntN With
.,.,,. THE w6 SStARIsS LAMP Co.,,
Tier and Third fsrs 50 esaisaPr
cents-Gailery Is cents
PALMOs NEW YORK OPEKA HOU,
SEVENTH S SBEsr i N TEHE I 5tF OPERA
BY general IL Isa sfR.A sffa'' Opera
when r s Hf &c T sSssd i oI A ..n
W sIis1 sF ss sg @s;asa
First Tier Of Boxes and Paraaee saad TIER Of Boas 80 cts
Seats can be secured six days in advance, from A. NJ
Liberties for the Opera English and Italian had at
Doors IN. Performance commence at o'clock
M.I CHELLs Oily MPiC TIE !. INr.
pSe. sse . sS @ as h. epssi
place Of amusement has been P,nd and Decorated during the
recess .@a z E y ssIS ss; S$T a.
u az this establish ment
T.A an
=, BY w n 'rthall. Esq Introducing The Company .
SEPToT b Syf ia called
F Fhs Mellow Dwarf Mr. N n. Gr,,
After 's' for S&# SvE \: fiiog ne" farce entitled
Joe Mr.. Holland Julius MIR DE Bar
Ellen 49,. ;......;......... Miss Clarke
To contlud with
=, THE MlLLINER'S HOLIDAY
r q. .Ea. f,s,s as.s ,si.:
CIRCUS-BOWERY.
- THE ETHIOPIAN BAND
Rp F a d so Ff
,,, - ~ addition TO which will b. gveu
TWELVE SPLENDID ACT OF HORSEMANSHlP
The Terrible Exploits Of Valentni,
Nautins, Tumbng, NC.
Performances always at halEIast ten.
Boxes q cents Pit l2h cents-Privae BoYes 50 each
old 3t~m
OLE Il I'LL
RECS to announce that his SECOND CONCERT will
- take place at NiBLO'S THEA RE on Tuesday Evening
the 18th October l8 when he will be assisted by MADAME
bufKhAKpT aud full Orchestra under the direction Of
On this occasion Mr. BULL will have the honor perform
for he first time in America, his FAREWELL IRELAND"
composed on the Of his departure from that country
which he will introduce Of the popular Irish Airs
rar, uars in small bills
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EAcH-to be had Music Stores
Astof House, Niblos aud Al the door.
Doors open at and Concert precisely
eight O'Clock. ola
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTIeN NOTICE.

AUCT&@N NOTICE.
SIOCk OF GROC 1uesdav at l01 O'clock at the
- corner Of IKE street and East Broadwy ~ value OF
Wines cas- sugar. Liquors. Segars Fixtures Casks, Coun-
The sale Of Dry Goods. Clothing Furniture &C. will take
ola ann TH0s BELL, Anceoneer.
yc1TPI a Mo EN2TISEEXTRA PAINTINGS ana RcH
street 10 II o'clock On Wednesday the 10th
with the Antqutes consisting Of Lacqueed japan Porcelain
rich IN gold aud OF the oldest manufactures japan wooden
furniture, such as Chairs Tables and Cabinets China and
Japan Porcelain Plates Cups and Sauce: old Dresden Porce
The sale OF the Hth, will comprise the collection Of Oil
Paintings oil high merit of ancient and modern masters the
country Catalogues will be ready Monday, when the
articles be examined Ladies particularly invited call
and view tins collection. oil 6t~ec
LAST TINE THIS SEASON
NJ MYSTERIES OF PHYAIOL OGY.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. October
sh ,6t q. and th az ~ NJ Single Lecture 80 cents
Admission IS cents Broadway Hail. corner Of Grand and
Broadway All the models. preparations &C. will be
uSrd -on.ns not a1mIed ola 2tissec
Chatham Theatre.
N. n. BANNISTER'S BENEFIT
The Manager of this anxious foster talent
has tendeed TO that ndea,igale uthors BENEFIT and he
trusts that the Ben,, ciars call his friends win
This gentleman has produced this city alone upwards
ton" Gentleman Of Lyons" Three Brothers" and the i'm
posing drama of
(now being performed the Dowerv Theatre for the eleventh
week OF uninterrupted and unprec deated succes5.l
EVENING N,.AT-in two OF Mr. Bannister's pieces
49, Box Book now open. ola it-m
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Passengers Arrived.
HAMBune-Ship SephanFlora Silbersten, and us in n
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APOLLO ROOMS,
4l0 BROADWAY.

iAOOWS,
40 BROADWAY.
THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
MEssRs
GERMON, sTANwoOD, HARRINGTON * PELHAM
Having just returned from
WAsHING TON CITY,
At which place they had the honor of appearing the
PRESIDENTS PRIVATE MANSION BY INVITATION
And entertaining with their nimitable Performances
THE PRESIDENT, HIS LADY,
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
POSTMASTER GENERAL,
FOREIGN AMBASSADORS. MINISTER'S, ETC, ETC
Respectfully their
FIRST CONCERT,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER nrH.
APOLLO ROOMS
With variety of New SoNos GLErs CuoRusr. DIrrIr,
&C.. &C.. accompanied with the Acconpros BANJO Coros
TAMBo and BoNE CAsrANETrs in all Of which they stand
UNRIvALLED IN THE WORLD.
ADMISSION. rs CENTS ONLY
Doors open at7-Concert quarter o'clock oil 4c
NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
THE Exhibition Of Pictures and Engravings of this nstitu
ton is TO the public the large Of the Ma
tIonal Academy OF Design, the Society Library.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR
To non members, single admission Is cents.
The Rooms i'll be open daily from A. NJ. TO r. NJ, and
only Monday and Tuesday of each week. until fur
Their notice.
Persons holding scrip certificates and those wishing be
members will please apply for tickets Of membership
70 Mr. FRASER, at the Rooms Of the American Artists Unon
No. 32' Broadway. 90 lw re
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTE ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy Of Design
"A Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition follow
magnificent PantngsThe Abandonment Of Henry ud-
The unfounae dscoverer Of New York. The great Battle
OF Mana "a Africa between the French and The Arabs And
The only Portrait Of Abdl Kader the celebrated Bedouin
Chief Hours ofeshbiton from 10 A. NJ tooP. NJ Admit
lance 23 cents Each visitor receives, gratis the door
beautiful hogrsph Of the Abandonment Henry Hudson
New York, October 10, 1874. oi0 Imsec
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S.vASSAH.Brig L Baldwin-Nir and Mrs l. Baldwin, II
Baldwin, Baldwin, Masters Geo Il and Baldwin, Miss
wellington, Miss Dodge, Mrs King Mrs Sawyer, Miss Moor.
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NEW YORK SPORTSMEN'S CLUB.
The member, Of this Club hereby notified meeting
O'clock, the house Of Mr. Sinclair the Woodcocf No ass
Houston street. JAMES Nc. CAV, Attorney al Law
OH l.~rrc Secretary the New York Club
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the Stenmships.
Seamers Leare LiuI Due in .dmea. Leare .a,ae'a
Acadia, Harrison Oct Der II $3.50 NJ ~
q. Western, Matthew'S Oct u - Der % 49, Nov a
Hibemia, Ryrie Oct 10 Nov 49, Noy
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SHIP NEWS
Ry Inst Nights Southern Mail.
NOME, Oct 3-Cld Brace. Rogers, Tampico.
NV ORLEANS, Oct Arr Marathon johnson and Levi III
Dale. Thomp.on Boston; kecurso, [Spl CaIy Maanxas-
Cid Sweden, Shaw Have; Monsoon, Young, Glasgow.
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSAPHRILLA


ola l.src Secretary tbs New York Sportsmen's Club
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSAPHRILLA
HlS OF the most speedy and etcua remedies for
cure OF lonnohGa that has been introduced II
pleasant TO the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
taken being in the usual form Of In il are conce-
tad all the medicinal properties Of such remedies as are
found most speedily ecacou glees seminal weak
ness whites and all discharges Of the urinary passage
whoya vegetable compound and acts like charm pro-
dncing an immediate operation the part affected Full
Ann street-Price ST.
r. S-Strangers who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
oyer conidentaly at his Office No Ann street. hours
Of the day and evening Ola Hsm
DOCCTOR HUNTERS RED DROP puts ali comIcron
- AZ defiance. The qualities Of this article different from
All oe medicines used for delicate diseases The proof of
having cured in thousands of city of New York
DINERS We caution the public to be careful of got
u every day Tor the Of quilting them
banks taking their without doing them service IL
there are who doubts the efficacy Of this medicine
uncates Of cures can be 10 standing
most astonishing record Price 81 per VIAL with full drec-
tons, and warranted TO cure or charge. ola ltsrc
"a BAKERY TO LET
IN OF the best uatons in the city W it'll Fixtures
QAcompete. better chance seldom Offers for a person
with small capital the ngoing will be Moderate
uculars please apply at 100 Mercer street. ol3 3t.rc
M,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs
" her patrons and the public general that she about
form Casse de Dance for ladies' and gentlemen in winch
she will teach the favoe Polka Mazourka and all the other
fashionable Dances OF the day.
The morning school will be open from IL O'Clock to O'Clock
and the evening from o'clock TO o'clock
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing instruction requested to
call At Mile Desjadins house, No. Park Place. o3 2wsrc
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IS, When Immediate attention VIII BE- gwen slt I'm re
POST OFFICE,

1850, ,a,... New foak, Oct Z, 1871. ! -
ENGl.lSH MAl.-Letter Bags per Steamer Caledonia will
- be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices this city
on tuesday the 18th nst al IS minutes o'clock NJ
The overland postage o sA each single letter must
be paid JOHN IORIMER GRAHAM r. M
or 40 as,NfTur. AVA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
PROTECTION FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

15OT1CEi TO .aRAVELLERS.
TNhE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
i tic that they have ,ust started, and have ow
full operation a new line Of Tri-Weekly,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn. to Madison, Ca, ria Holly
Springs Salem. Ripley. and Jacnto, Mss; Tuscumi.
ba. Decatur, Somorville. Warrenton, near GuDter'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: North
with the line to La Grange Tenn; connecting North
with the line at Nashville. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decator, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line Huntsville Ala
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charl leston South
portion of the above Line has recently gone in
ration The propretors intend sparng no pains or ex
pense nmaking this Line equal to ny in the south.
western country. Their Teams and Coaches are moi
surpassed by any Their Drivers are steady, carefu
and accommodating, Exertion win be used to rive
entire satisfaction to those who may favor II EN- with
their patronage. -ls ~
Time Of ieaping Meaphis-M Mondays, Wednesdav. y.
oand Fridays, ut half past g. A.. M.
SIMS 4 BROTHERS.
Proprietors Of The aJepe liae % IEoiIv Sprisg..
Memphis. Ten, Jsly 8. is43--l6.i &
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
PRODUCE STORE.

- HRODUCE SIOhE.
SHE Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
L the public that he has taken the brick building on
Main Street, one door north of John Austin g. Co g
grocery store, where he will constantly keep ON hand
Flour orn Meal. Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venispn hams
Chickens, Vegetables OF all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap-
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes All Of
which he will sell low for ca sh A. M BUSH
March I6, ISII.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
OF FEVERS,
by John sappington, NJ. d.

lNHIS work treats Of that class of FEvEps which
i constitute nne-tenhs Of fecer affecting the
human family; and as adv Treatment entirely
and and IS designed and adapted more
particularly for family nse IL will be found TO be a most
paiusbls and cheap family Medical work Price ~ CO.
Together with full supply Of Ssppngtons Fever pills
- stpcqd rsicss 1Sg from the max and for sale by
o. - y r. S<szt. MAYERS, Druariss,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
LINEN ~ Masauete Nettins, She'll cembs, Sc.

Linen ,MasQuete Netting, Shell Combs, &c.
ID ECEIVED per steam boat James Pitcher. Musque-
II, to Netting Thread Gloves, Painted La WINS; Plaid,
str ped and lace Muslins thread and bcbbnet Laces
Edgings and Insertions; Cambria do. do; Linen Cam
brc; French coored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohair
Mtts and Gloves; fine Irish Linens ard LAWNS
choice variety of Ladies' Shell Combs; Parasols. Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and variety of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. S. BRINE.
Fort Smith, Aug, LIST, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

:. nE liza ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCE =
A, Ts..' SLlsHRD EVERY sA1sbRDav
Or Fous Do'a.. Per year. II paid wiihip sIx ,,.s..
that time. psy@ens be delayed usti .ftss
F.. TERMS OF ADVERTISING
DOLLAR and r,rr, nes. or less. 6rst insertion.
md III, not exceeding IS, to be ch.r~sd 10
neuts. -s proportion for los As..sss--
Y: Individual account. at the sb5ve sstes.
amounts to $50 and under 600. discount Of 2s Der
cent will be made, and when IL amounts el0O or
more, discount Of 33t per cent hit discount will
Of year, and deduction will be made o the legal
advertisements required to be published by Law.
All advertisements TO be paid for advance or the
paymcn: assumed By come responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR, -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
X II N ID ALL'S

Il Il N ID A LIS $500
TEXAN ANDsANTA FEE EXPEDITION.
rEO. WI KINS KENDALLS TEXAN AND
VI SANTA FEE EXPEDITION: Comprising
description OF tour through Texas, and the Great
south western Praires, the Conanche, and Caygua
hunting grounds also account of the 'spfferngs
from OF food losses through hostile Indians
finally, the capture of the Texans, their march
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With fine Iilustra-
tions and Maps
The book is handsomely bound; for sale by
-,4syr,cs IT" WHITE 4. CO.
April 30 II n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
BUSINESS CARDS.

OOttOM FICtOFs q COIt1nh1ssHOm
Merchants,
No. 81 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
REFER To-
Il Il ": Nsnnsrly' Bro%n. Esq Sewer Co. Ark..
Grandson d. Royston, Hampstead Co. Arks.
A. E. Thornton, Clark Co. Ark's.
Mcssrs. Doak & Tins, Doaksville, Choctaw Nation
Col. joan Drennen, Van Buren,, Ark's.
Hon. G. w. Paschal.
Col. l.. N. Clark, Morrison's Bluffs, Ark's.
E. B. Alston, Esq, Soadra Bluff, Ark's.
+. e. Mcconnell, ESD. Pittsburg, johnson Co. Ark
Morean Rose, Esq, Clarksville, Johnson Co, Ark
Aug. 90, Is43.-29 If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
sADDLERY..

sADDLERY. .sz.:<sN
EeEsTIN &Gf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

Announcement Of candidates, will be cbaraed n
other advertisements. -.--
Political circulars will be charged as ad tscmeuts
No advertisements Of gross, abusive, personal ma.
ture. will be published at any price. =
All letters must be post paid. 80
Single copies Of the paper, l2i cents.
The above terms will be strictly adhered t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
Notice

ME partnership heretofore existing between p
4 Hanger and Jno. b. Harvey, in the II .NaE (
EIors. at Van Buren, this day dissolved by mutual
consent i H., books and in the hands of
r. Hanger for settieG.ent. p. HANGER
July 3rd IsII-22 J. b. HARVEY. r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
Flour.

A. M. BUSH,
AS just received, per steamer Trident, and offers
4 i for sale low for cash or country produce ..
100 sacks salt .
~ " Rio and Havana coffee
S bbls brown sugar
/ - loaf do.
l - crushed do.
2's moasses
~ l 80 mackerel no. 2
VI 100 lbs assorted candies
Soap candles, starch mustard. tomato tsup pepper
spices, pickles, rsisiIs, lemons, vinegar &C., &C.
April 81. 1o4L-J
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
U MON Il 0 U s z,
N @ T | C <

"AVING disposed Of my interest at the Mouth o
White River would inform my friends and the
public that have permanently located in this City,
and taken the four story fire-proof Store, No Eve
Fourcher street, doors from Poy ydras for the purpose
of transactng a COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Toba,co other Produce
consigned to ne for sale shipment will be cover
ed by insurance, unless instructed TO the CONTRARY
All Merchandise for re shipment, when practicable
will be done without storage; but when necessary to
store IL shall be done at the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention; and from personal ac
quantance, and know ledge obtained by near I5years
residence in the country, feel confident that your IN
terests would be promoted much by my services as
by any other house Feelirg grateful for past favors
hope by faithful, prompt and strict personal atten
in future receive, and do solicit share Of ybur
patronage MOSES pREENWOOD.4 -
spril2 ~, 1874 -12. '
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
rI;A1IkSJAsixs sl.s.7Jsgaa
rssL,sxEs wEskLs. At VAN spREN, Ark's,
Devoted to
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES,

DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.
II LocATED we are, in the centre of large demo
cratic population, who have organ west of Little
Rock. Il is deemed highly important that paper of
this shusacter should be pubshed, to disseminate
sound democratic doctnnes snd political matters ge
nerally 4s
The undersigncd. having. purchased the interest o
Mr.. Thomas Ste-ne in the :. Arkansas fntelgeacer.'
will hereafter publish it democratic paper. II vii
support the principles of the party and the
lected TO carry them out He will endeavor to make
It at al times, efficient and faithful organ Of th
party in THE section Of the State.
Ills ekcrtions and industry will be used to furnis,,
tae very latest ntelligence whether local or from
abroad. he bas engaged several efficient correspon.
dents in the Indian country, and pledges himself to
give the earliest intelligence of border events.
AL who sro' aeyotcd to the in which he has
embarked. respectfully requested aid him in his
efforts to establish permanent footing democratic
paper in the {. Far West"
TEkna-Three d,iIars per annum, in advance, OF
four dellars, IL not paid within six months.
GEO. w. CLARKE.
vsa Brem, Arl MarcA 22d 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

Terms of Subscription ard Advertislng.
For one years subscription, FIVE DOLLARS, ia a
vance. For Advertising square Of tea printed
lines or fso words dollar for the rs isssrtisa-
No aduertisemenfs s0iu BE- issestet paleas PsiA -
r0nce. -
Extra copies of the LARGE ENGRAv1N
s EEL may be obtained at the pu6iication o;6
dollar each. They will be sent 70 any sscff
Union, enveloped to secure them from N
IL is desirable that such letters and comm
as relate to the editorial department ard 70
be addressed to WM T. PoarEs; al other
ards. The postage must be paid In all cas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

NOtie.
TNNHE undersigned has received from the Clerk
- of the county, tho Tax Book of lS44-is
now ready to receive taxes, andthe citizens of the
county are hereby notified, that he will call upou
them about the 2Oih of August, when he hopes
they will find it convenient TO settle up.
ELI BELL, Sheriff
And coilector,ef C. C.
August 3. lS44.-26-tf