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p.n,svlrsn,sn gives tn. following hit 10 III
metr'n s,.ynndria Gaz>te says eve are grat6e te
"i"s NJ R,ves has declared himself warmly IN
a|t r are also grst fed to hear il, nasmuch as
:" satisfaction, both TO himself and TO o'het -
i ls"'"' should BE- some where, aud declare iiinsei
ha' fsyor of something, even 1t Il ee only com
"''"} n,esery,uga merely negative att tube ana De-
n|r"u ;.,s with no mt rm,xture OF The affections
80 - has col completely to Cliy,he rs entitled 70
Il HT as h,v ng found his place, and discover
song 'a'I.,no II no small addition TO man $
e. rs tp,x exactly who and what he Is IL IS
ec1i''' :, bs evermorc an indefinite article
p'ffsAA sser. we are sorry for Mr. kves-no'
s'l' h,J At las, declared himself warmly IN IA
"a Nt Clay, for this is matter OF iitue coHse
r'F OF 49,, raj man whose talents aud whose pros
q''h'a' sn brilliant, should, in moment oil p'que'
~, ABANDONED his party TO sragei' over '"e 'a'e'
A''s ,,ouni, and, IN the end, to JOIN the enemy
the consequences OF taking pf'oe ana 'esens
cnnn,,i!ots and of acting upon passionate m
Iss instead OF being guided by the cain oic.a.s u
Pan No man OF his age ever $1,000 peter WIN Wv
n.,n.,acy Q: the Union than WIN. =. i,iVes'
- -. oC ,bs mos, distinguished and honorable nature
h.fore h,m bu, lacking patience TO ode us ,'"s'
m all Cor the qualification OF peta'ahi u'sap
y, :,.,sn, Missing the Vice Presidential nom'haeon
i.%f he f,rsook his friends and IS now warmly W
" ~ Horny CLAW There is 4 moral IN mus "nlc"
J. ;:ssir 10 The medita,ions OF every osPifihs
,.,.,, ror !, floats as a warning buoy over reei
- ~ hch has proved sh,p@reck to many gar
-, .ss, hut in no instance more regre'teo IMAM w
,i,n, If wb ch we have now occasion to SPEAK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
EOR THE E.NQUIRER

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, JAN 9th lc44.
Gentlemen: You will please announce in Jour ne1t
pater the name Of Colonel William Patterson Wnfree,
as candidate to represent Us in the next Legislature
Of Virginia AS gentleman he has few snperors; as
politician, he is purely Democratic.
Yours, &c, SEVERAL VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

GEORGIA An election has just been held 10 supply
vacancy, from resignation, in Congressional from
the returns far tney have been received would
appear that Gen. Chnch (Whg) has been elected over
Gen Sanford tRepubican) BY en- increased majority
over The late abt rms t rial elect on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
DELEGATE, to tn. Baltimore Conpen.ion.

We lay before our readers the procee dings of the
Convent on for this District Messrs. VIM. II. Roane,
ta;e Senate. of the United Staes G. P Goodull, (he
wheel horse of Hanover,) and Messrs. Hopkins OF
Poxhatan and Lake of Goochlind (staunch und good
mea) are appointed t, Baltimore. They instruct
ed to got for Martin Van Buren, as their first choice
Uiachestsr District Conceation, doctor Cyrus Nc
Co,M OK in the Chair.) Messrs. Gabriel Jordan, o.
Page, Henry F. Baker of Frederick, Lewis B. Willis
of Berkeley and Henry Bednger, of eferson, friends
of Mr. Van Buren, were appointed delegates to Balti-
more In the Senatorial Convention, Mr.. John Bruce,
OF Frederick was nominated q candidate for the Sc
nate Nesss Carson and Sydnor are nominated as
candidates FOR the county of Frederick-to supply the
occasoned by the declenson Of the present
able and efficient Delegates, Messrs Byrd and Wood
with whom every Republican will par: with sincere re-
luctince.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

FOCAL Coneert 1t will be from advertise
ment another column that Signora Corsini aud Sig
Calvet VIII give Concert at the Exchange Hotel
on Monday evening next We understand from the
best iud ss that these accomplished musicians
nentlg entitled TO the public patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

ID we are sorry to learn, that Mr. Washington o.
Caroline, has been detained from his seat in the House
of Delegates by severe indspostion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

Correspondent; of the Philadelphia "Pennsylva-
Man, writes from Harrisburg, the 8,h oil January
1.-The best feelings exist hsre among the friends oil
Van buren aad Johnson. |. is rumored, that C,lone
Johnson has authorized his early and devoted friend
Colonel Salisbury, who is now here, to Withdraw his
name ifom the last Of Presidential candidates, for the
purpose of creating great. and harmony in the
Democratic party This is an importan, movement a,
the present time, and wi aid ,surably TO strength
en- Mr. Van Buren, in Pennsylvania especially If Col
Johnson should be taken up for the Wee Psesdencv
which ,her" now be bnt little douat With Van
Buren, and johnson we can bsa, Harry Of the Yves,
in Pennsy lvans, 10000"
The Democrats of the City OF Philadelphia, Assem-
hed the Is. Instant, 70. the purpose Of eec,iny de
le-aes to the 4h of March Convention, adopted the
following resolutious
"Rsso'red That The dslesa TO the Harrisburg Con
vsntion, to be chosen, hereby instructed 10 sup
port the nomination of MARTIN VAN buren, oil
New York, the Presidential candidate and with tha
view, 10 endeavor to obtain vote of The convention
sad appointment Of electors and delegates 10 BALI
more favorable t, him.
"hssoioed Tina, in thus expressing preference for
Martin Van Garen desire the same time 10 record
our high estimate Of the abilities and eminent public
services Of the other candidates. and especially those
OF James Buchanan-a statesman of whom Pennsyl
wanna Justly proud, and whose ll,e withdrawal with
te ohlect Of concentrating the action and promoting
the harmony Of the Republican party, particularly me
r''s and receives the appreciation of The whole Demo
cTacy Of his native State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

IL See sevcra! very interesting articles our last
and first pages, exposing Nj. Clay, Ne.
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III IIE AU'II.'IsI ny = III
ri,y T. Queen Ian IT, st

V1EMALE SCHOOL. lN LOUIS t.-1he exercises Of this
school viii resumed the 18th Of January, under the 50
.ryon OF Miss Catrne r. Dodge Of New York who has had
rhace the last and gwen believe universal
sa all her patrons. The School - restricted to SINAI
number Two three vacancies exist which The undersigned
woni be- pleased have filled by the commencement Of TIC
term school every thnsis taught necessary to constitute
finished female education, including Music, PaEtn. aud the
French Language. o .
TEnms-Fo The scholastic Of ten months, $50, without
any extra charges. Ny address Is fo't:e.yi "iis1 county,!
IVY CLAYTON 6. COLEMAN.
-Iy1y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

We have received the Proceedings Of The Republi-
cans of Chesterfield, who have appointed twenty De.
,ep,,cs to the State Conve n'ion-a "f Nnt,wav WIN
have opposed thirteen Delegates 10 the State Conven-
ton and twelve u the District Conven.ion-and OF
Campbell, who have appointed ,bir'y.two Delegates
/, the State Convertion and eighteen to the District
Convenon- and OF Berkeley, who have appoint ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

~ ESBY e. THOMPSON, coNM,,sIoS. RECEIVING aNo FcH
~ w.HpiS. MERcH.Nrs, Richmond, Ia offer Their services
every description Of Goods and Produce, and wi
make The usual advances consignments.
Jan. - 86-@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

u We shall publish the proceed .ngs of the Repub
licans OF Nelson county on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

MA CAY AccoM.c.-l will be Observed from the yer, in
eTesn- proceedings of the Wings o: Accomac, Mr. Clay
mas accepted an invitation To VISA that retired
~ HIM, aud no doub; ly present lively representation of
"d .ocl manners and Gust hundred years ago-that
is, in The Tim. Of the Commonwealth and Cromwell
r, Thursdays Whig
The compliment paid TO the refined hospitality Of
The Eastern Shore is doubt deserved-but really we
wish, that political meeting could be held in the pre-.
sence OF the people of Accomac between The Federal
Champion Mr.. Clay, and their present representative
Mr.. W'se-who, We are happy to understand, upon
the best authority, is as decidedly against Mr. Clay, as
he is for NJ. Van Buren,
The Stockholders Of the Virginia Bank have come
10 resolution to discontinue the Branch at Danvlle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
Jrr,lone Castle, Jan. ~, l3i'.
HOOKER Il OSBORN,

sFAVfNG associated with them in the Coach Business ~.
George w Cox would M 8: Respectfully r'orm iheir end
The friend. o slr Loy and The public generally, Thai they neu
Keeping constantly hand assortment OF Northern ahh M
mord made Carriages, all o their lnua ti'e our
stand equal To work IN the c"ntfy '
iooker >ipcetend the business Of Hooker os"n al
New Haven Connecticut, with such articles -
we may have orc snn TO order 49,.
We Halter ourselves fron The ADVANTAGES we now possess
~ shall he able 10 offer good best assortment ever
offered in this market which viii sell at prices to snlt t
times for cash or approved paper. We shall always Keep on
hand Caa, Wagons together with assortment Of Coach na
lrrals and Harness Mornings consisting IN part o. Ahe'
Snrnrs S,ens Bands Lamps Leather laces oiled Carpet,
Frin.es Tassals Iu, ames Hooks Teets, Buckles
&C. &c, which we will sell 'o'' .
Renairinn done al tc notice, with neaincss and
on me NOS, favorable elms o. Eighth and Main sT,
Richmond Virginia. iiENsI noohnnn'
Ia, n -s-3 GEO. W. cox.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

a- The Seventh lrcure Popery viii be delivered to
evening, the First Presbyterian Church SrsJEcl
Tie pretended Infallbily Ronsh Church. All
m. invited 10 attend Jan. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

PeiIrIcAL DEvELoPEMENTs.-It is said, that the
public are shortly to have authorized expose of Mr.
Websters reasons for remaining in Mir. Ty!ers Cabi-
ne,-a letter from Mr.. Calhoun defining his position,
and renouncng the expected C"nvention-and letter
from Mr. R,ves cxpllining his course, and giving his
reason, for Supporting MIR Clay the present cond;-
ton of parties - .leTsadria Ga-,ne.
fMr Rves i. or, AID very "reru poor out HE has
made IF it" We care not for Mr.. Websters expose,
or "whcre he GOES We take deep interest in Mr..
Calhouns course but sincerely trust that there is an
error in suppos,ng that he renounces the Baltimore
Convention. We mW not credit any such rumor,
unll we have the confirmation from his o. pen.
Eu0u;rer I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

t-y- THE PATENT ELASTIC iNKSTAND.-TEis new in
embraces all the advantages necessary IN this ndispe
sable article. ugf the ink coniaEed IN II Is free from
and Consequently uniform In color and thickness
always lows freely the until every dro? Is used
sample structure aud not IN he IN
and warranted # no abused For sale by H. NJ
Harold : doors brov The Exchange Rank jan l3-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

u)iTBTc Sa..E-on THURSDAY, the leth OF the present
month"; (Janua'y viii be sold 10 the highest bidder, on
Of ae rraldcncr of ihonas piar de
ceased all the Prshabe toty al said Dlari, consisting q"
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils and VI
abe sock Of Cows Sheep AMI Horses. Also eight
ten likely The slaves viii b. sold for cash. and oa
will he required under the Of five dollars fo
tina, sum- bonds and good security will be required
before iii- property Is removed.
All person, having mentioned estate
are requested pre- them make them the day
Of sab and indebted sad E>tr requested 10 make
immediate payment, ~ indulgence cannot be- given
BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

PREACHER WANTED.-A y"nng nan. well enaIihed io
teaching Latin, Greek and the usual branches oil good In
clish Education may with stua'ion app icaon h.
Fur further niornatun apply n the Store OF tsis
II. w. = J. J. Fry, Richmond.
Ian 10
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LICENSED TEMPERANCE.

MR. A. STEVENS respectfully anounces that he has engaged
4fi MiDA;E CoRSNl Prma lionna Of The Iia!an oren To
tvauna AMI MONS. CAlEEr. Prmn Bassc, ami Memet OF
Academy aiu>c Madrid ~ho VIII have the homo.
making thr first appearance ~ Richmond nj The CONCERT
ROOM OF the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
IN MONDAY EVENING. Jan. H. 1914.
M BARBER has kindly volunteered his services tor Inc coca
SION and vii, preside al the Piano Forte
mr. Single Tickets - ceas Tirkct admit ady aud
Gentleman had Mr. p H. Tay;ors Music Store, n HE
Office Of The Exchange Hotel and At the door on the evening oil
tn. Performance
Ia, .6-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
THE TARIFF.

The papers are filled WITH charges and SPECTATORS a
., The subsct OF the Tart. We lay before our read
sfs fw extracts and We do not despair that Inc
Of ,uves, I've mean the Democratic me"0efS)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

" The Alexandra Gazette halls the appearance of
Mr.. Rves' Prieato-pu5iieo production "a splendid
letter The r. Wing moderate in it's raplures,
"damns it with faint praise" The Coons will soon
find, that in its consequences it is "no great mighty
ala,r And its author may learn, that there are men
who Ike the reacherY, bot despise the Traitor" las
he was proclaimed on Thursday mighty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

We shall publish next the Note from our
friend, DR.. John r Tay Tor, accompanying letter
from that staunch and venerable Republican and ex
celent man, Col VIM Jones Of Gloucester, who re-
quests 10 be left of the Electoral Ticket. account OF
his age (not being able attend the last Coeges)
but that his vote would Gas first choice, be
tlinly for MIR. Van Buren,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

s..-,,;n !, IS. NE do not feel so)-and It Is
.;'aSs' that .,he SHOWS of some three score
io'iE .,,s have not whtened his head. 1t Oliver
I'd ten "a, s.t,ma,c us as about three years young
JssnoD, .,ndda,e for The Pres dency (Mr CayJ ne
nan -, ,sarer 10 our age Bat is equally certa'o'
'',"' mt vet acq ,ired in any eminent degree
- W. vsr,al suarv Of "distrust' We do 'naeto'
r. same .. the Wing leaders, from The mnmne.les
-" ,h.y escorted IN 1910 aud from tae'r p'pe'
"o"n NJ York, Cincinnati, &c. But these are
0's' ~ ,s,o,t, and no, OF vague susp'e'n-and tue
''s ',,rs TO watch We are arrived are those OF nun
'a,". 80. ,hous,n, who witness The same disgrace
90 m the las, campaign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

George N Bfigg-. Wang, has been chosen Govern
or, and John Re,d, Wing, Lieut.. Governor of Massa
chusot' By the Senate of that State The votes in the
House, by which the two candidates were sent up fol
the Senate TO choose from, follow: George N
Briggs had 1877 Mlrcus Norton l26; Samuel E. Sew
oil A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

However unenviable the position OF Mr. Lanier Of
Pittayivana, when he, Wednesday last, with so
much sel-oompiacency, "bored the whole House, and
had the modesy to ask another day 10 waste the PEG.
pies money, IN discussion to whirh he, himself ac-
know" LEGGED the HOUSE paid not the hast attention.
his attempt 10 crite himself Of his speaking qnog-
miro, in yesterday Wing, cacul It'd t, wrea he
his brow with laures. We have high authority before
US, when we say, that we pay rs much attention his
Sord h"'nored and charitable squb, as tie House paid
| 20 has brilliant speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

MicHiGaS-ln the Democratic county convention,
of Wayne, the most poprlus county in the State, and
the residence of General Cass,) vote taken, on
the III non Oh Mr. Norvel Gate United st,t.s Senator,
and friend of Nc Van Buren, and it resulted in 2S
votes for Mr. Van Buren,, and % for General Cass
Twelve Van Buren, delegates t, the Stale Convention
were then appointed by vote OF % to % Colonel
Johnson was unanimously recommended as P,ce Pre-
sident The State Contention 10 meet The 9Th Of
January, and they would, by vote of Two thirds To
three -fourths, choose V. Buren, deleearsto Bamore
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
A BALL PLAY no CONE OFF.

Our Correspondent viii ceufor q pario, q
favor upon US, by giving US the particularsaM =
suit Of tho game alluded to; in his letter. n. Iis
Of the Times" will please notice; we insis sbI
tall sons Of York 70 como out here and try IN
hand in this novel sort Of feat.
D6AxsviLLE, June Ist i0}4'
Geo. W. Clarke, Esg.,
sR:-A grand ball play 10 engaged for IL a
Of this month. between the player below D "a !.
vile and those Of Push-a matn. be y f)istrc, - {
ing out what is called Frazer's. party. H,rsorx
who wish to win, or bronx, can. BY comiu s~cr
to Red River about the 10Th or f2th Of this ~,
fortune. -ss7 ;. ~ Nri
There will be all sor.s Of bsdfos; ii md ~
all kinds Of propessy. - XT7
Col. Thomas Lsdors aud Cspe. Eyal& -
pi.a are tho Priucipat men 10 Din gsn1s :)osi
strong nsn in their besss- h Is s,pptd q
HH4- ~ III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

\ shres or four fssDoS|| II !.
,ss eos 70 point ~ Bur the Prss;deI z. ~ q
~ "a the Inst proposition, thu 49,
m'sf think. So. said he. - ,-;s 'pH 60
osspn this point, before luke IL. ss q ~
."', ."m !atter was finaIly Arranged. oqr ~
.rhs tn Y, es have not soon tip Pre.;d...' e &
s esident said to me privaAlv. h.. ~. ~
".Po.: to attempt to put TOO nlch unc., Z.
OF 9uSub, lest the object miek De ,i;.sn..s .s =
ana Feelings thereby produc1. 80
no, 'nthing called sobe: ssdai th,,uab 4. : IN
Night" :" 'Ns's tfusl
yoHsh to get all the paAicuiaa Of tsis
%'h, | NJ, slwr!ie line to our &esdens and
'paUt p%.a no', will tell you about il. "a Z
| men affairs Of our Club shsljbc wosn, 70
.,mo's. oSo not what shall be elsa.ea st: is
eo saysthinks it would b wdl Tor me 70
ass.n ~ !" sfforial Of tho Frontisk Wing. ssi
w0,u no. surprised if do. IA n
i "Eu ,.,pme, the Loco Focos wire ;ryioe
80 ot', ,mSe Governor will bsattjas 4 II %
cay 5000, andv coud ao, . .I". -!
horse. II any them nfy", s - % s@
/, don't take il; 4 tall vou :. ~. su A.. ~.
Aorse," wal cerlv ouirnn ,he Cnes,,ss
: South. o1""' '''e q''esp~ va
Perhaps you .eo Tho :, am. ,f.. p a, e,o;.. -.
spoken Of in hal IN. !. ss -. go. n :, "a
~, !, 70 un'1sy'ti is not | who IL inlendsd.
- o1o hoo ses Of Madison CO. Inty no
NO - ,o ~ Ioeo' hanks BE- to my slars, ts, ia
IL you sec /" Bdn;o.s p.,or,er y, So. ,;t.ea
you may know ti,a me-
have the h,r to b..
Yours. &C.,
i BOB SNlIES,
4 Efter Of the Clay Ca5,
| Fayettevill,, AFk's.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
kll
Ut thel -ss- su1T11, = yolL||
u iay tbs jeitpoos Rajahs
ssair bride, the beautiful ko-
lids OF death /!

F Singh withhow his hosts,
|hero -. j pence; but its prince was
r Il bsSs. aged before his time, and
s. 49,. Of his fathers. He give
H. H." lily SO TO the ;priestly class
vol; richly ulptured mausole-
|,ss x :. day, burned vases Of per-
Be ike - Est rcsting-place of his MUIR
(at's the w broken-hearted moIh or.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

lb.ed to tho politcness Of Col
or public documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

public ear their complaints and grievances the
evil acts of public officers and tho prevailing sen.
timent Of the community.
Dung our late visit to the Indian country. wg
hearj one genera. expression Of ccnsure of, and
complaint against Mr.. Thomas L. Judge, the So
mno'e sub A gent, who is now at Washington, and
Nee wen' 'in'her to carry out project of pecu.
'a''o" upon the Sern'aolos and the Government.
30 foul and wicked were Ais pso;oeis. .l.t ~ i'd
'ttAt the Desperate warrior Of tRc - ~.
roosec fromhis lair, and has proceeded.
nioa BY Alligator spd asler chiefs Of tss zstion,
Il lezsngfop, to lay bare to .te oys N Inc Pre-.
,tldeet tho wicked conduct of his agent.
| has gone to Washington. uttk pspers.
~h'ss bsnr upopther facefthe impress 81 aushen-
|hcisyand honesty Of purpose, and may possiblv
|eecelyo the Department; but if the Commissioners
listen 70 the statemonts os Wild Cal and his
'degation or send out here and investigate the
rAtter, be will learn they were obtained by fraud.
hent means; by the aid Of negro scoundrel and
IN Interested Indian trader OF this, more anon.
Tie Greek Agent.--A rurnor has reached tho
'Dreek Nat'on' that Thomas l.. Judge. who is now
ht washington, has applied for the Creek Agency,
ana 'hat' through the aid of powerful friends in
mat c''y-lhcro is strong probability that he
will get it. This rumor has spread feeling of
'pprohensron among many Of the Nation, while
! has excited the Indignation Of the more spirited
and resolute portion.
Out ,oih 1.-THE Madisonian "a vs--...J, is ru.
rnored that another message. andona of ii.
IMPORTANCE, was sent by The President TO tho Sc.
naie on the day that tho documents, which We
'opy from the intelligence, were fra rnnsmifted.
we would wish to lay all tho papers bsfofe our
'eaders--but we are Informed the Senate has no.
removed the injunction cf secrecy from tAas mess
hge;"
thore have heen frightfu inundatious in
srssce. wish gres ioss ofIlfe. and the sssins has
RseEH ';.s banks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

BIC Convention for era w
ill be held at the Court
'n Buren on the first Sa-
, ml (lav of July.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

Army.-Gen. y. Tauor and 'aid,' Capt. Bliss,
Maj d. Hunter; Pay Master, Mi. w. W. Lear;
Sd Rcgt. Inf, DR.. Ahdie; Asst. Surgeon, passed
through our town last Thursday on the "Eve.
line." Gen. T.. to take command of hs de-
partment. at Baon Rouge.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

The Dubuque Transcript Of tho 81 says:--"A
rumor is in town of a collision between some
winnebag o Indians; and the troops at Fort Atkin-
son, in which two of the Indians were killed. The
particulars are not vet known.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

n9rge to E=======-=---.==-=:========-z@--
cpe'S ArURDAY, JUNE 8, 1914.
sIxTE==========='z=-===
roaD. &c STATE TICKET,
(rrowr, s.ote, convep,ion.
hg for cxt
morrew R RtsovERNoR,
! my haiAPMAN, Of Independence.
10y ,eac 5R CONGRESS,
rrna, @ uo -. YELL, Of Washington.
ter nigh, no,,
nature;H EhheioA',
he dow IS. OLDHAM, Of Crawford.
Feature, Hey Of Pulaski.
hours. RID, of 81. Francis.
b ms
y' 6asy' BIC Convention for era W.
ill be held at the Cour,
'ona Ms Buren on the first Sa'
frolic nj day of July.
noments' -
hsures, .nlcation of 81 came too lat
by carewcek-"Jim Pumpkins" shal
assures,
v'd a.
me, fsted to the Officers, Of the steam
fiy Zee pr" and the."Arkansas Maill'
love hAbapers.
world, bted to tho politeness Of Go
mo !? or public documents.
nfurl'd, at the
mer sea tly stated in our last. III.
fw, otols in our town ,, dr -,
pr care;. enchroacbye "''e'S u 'n'
Frow
by hair. directing the error. The
., proprietors of the Hanger
ir colors to the mast and neve
bis wayIs house being large and commo
es for led with cnnvenis"t rooms' thor
pr taking fight. Their "ork'
h ,,; o''.--A,bey arc now prepared
s,ve been, with convenient rooms
h ~ noda'iohs ~ - -aixe their friends
with with welcome the arrival in OF
ps;, ,a,cI Ansa"aly the enserprisipsapa- ia
hold @ eho has spent thetst stts
Pn.inss nnn R9 country, taking with bid
at ~ Esa paap.hs
kerraI mes, imp!en ~ A% NJ
mse " Ee.sssssA. u
pol TT sSPfaI .sorv vres. .to y
iexi I sia slc,ala 4fLs MyS
il ~ ans lxs; 20 Y gu.
adva has1ng seen numerous subjects
pd on'enci'. He will DC found at hi
ness angor House. J"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

'e~ goods in The country.-The
= ne, and Lucy Walker have dis.
odds warves, durino tho r,., ,oo,.
N, or new fancy and stapIe gooIs as
becas. "A portion Of which we're for
r. Abut the largest was for our enter
'rmerSoi. james Sutton, Mr.. ]. n. Ster.
ger lviac and Mr.. Maurice Wright of
y. r. pr friends in the country can now
and with their usual Supplies of goods
n,o.,ihionn bic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

me, / Eeed to the Officers, Of the steam.
iy Zee er" and the'"Arkansas Maill'
love nAbapers.