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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

hILFAAhNDnIh lAOl y.
Class No. 4, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., Saturday, the
9th Of January, lS44.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of $2,387
10000 1900
$500 IS, 800 81 700 81 900!
prizes of $500 prizes Of Sl,250
3 800 200 " 500
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nj AllS.i0O kegs nails in store, of the best dual.
Y ity, low for cash, or 10 punctual customers.
VIM +. DOVE
jan Civ Next to National Theatre
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THE STATESMEN OF THE TIMES OF
GEORGE Ill. BY Lord Brougham The con-
GLIDING series Of this work, this day received, for
sale by
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tNkESH TEAS-A fresh lot of newly imported
Teas, Of best brands, just received, and for sale
on accommodating terms, by
Jan 2-lw VIM. T. DOVE.
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SPLENDID CAPITALS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

Glass No. q, for 1914
To be drawn at Alexandris, ID. G., Oh Saturday,
January 18th, 1874. a
SPLENDID PRIZES.
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5000 81 $500
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EXlCO AS 1T WAS AND AS 1T IS-By
ltl Brantz Mayer, Esq just published and this
day received for sale by F. TAYLOR.
jan 3
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RUTTER.--Just received, direct from New York,
- very superior lot of Goshen Butter, and for
sale by
Jan 2-lw WIN. II. DOVE.
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Speech of Mr.. John Duer, delivered in the Con.
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September, 1873
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This day received for sale by F. TAYLOR
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. 3, for 1874,
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday the
Goth Of January, 1874.
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AW NOTICE-The subscriber having recently
IL removed from Baltimore 10 this city, informs
the general public that, heretofore under the old
Convention, he will attend to the prosecution of all
CLAIMS, under the recent Convention with MEXI-
co, that may be entrusted to his care.
He will also practise in the Supreme Court al
Washington, and in the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vana.
Written opinions will also be given on cases pre-.
sented to him from any part of the Union.
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EMNANTS AT YOUR OWN PRICES
~ 10 make room for rich goods, which we
have Just received from New York, we have deter
mined to sell of al! old remnants of Laces, Quil-
i'ngs, lnsertings, Footings, Ribbons, Nets, &c.,
al any Pf'ce We can get. We want to sell them of
before Saturday next Therefore ladies' will get great
bargains by calling (beiore that tme a, the New York
cheap Lace Store, between 10Th and lIih streets,
rehn- Avenue. J. L. * G. KING.
jan S-3t
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G III M A L f RI A l. FOR EVENING
DRESSES.
NV Z have this day received an assortment of goods
w for Evening Dresses, consisting of
5 pieces rich striped Oriental Gauzes, (entirely
do super and low priced White Sa,ins
do do do Blue do
do do do Pink do
ID do pink blue and white Puult de Sole
do pink Tarton Muslins
do blue do do
do white do do
Together with Swiss, Book, and India Lawn
Also
10 dozen long and sbor, white Kid Gloves, hes,
quality, and
doz. long Open Net do do.
With numerous articles suitable to parties all of
which will be sold cheap
jane ESTEP 4 CATLETT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
CTORFR2
,sents for the Arkansas Intelngencer.

Igents for the Arkansas Inteliigencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. Duval, Fort Gibson.
spears and L. DeLano, Park Hill, c.. Nation
]. Strain. Fayetteville, Ark.
James Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
Samuel G. Newton, General Agent.
Post Master, Hifis5orough, Arks.
Rev E Jones, Cherokee P. O. Ch. Nation.
Post Master, 'Kedron.
PIP. Pitchlynn, Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sloan Love, Chickasaw District.
r. M. Jones, Boggy Depot. G.
C. G. Goodng. Fort Towson.
d. Folsom, and John Penn, Doaksvile.
VIM. Riddle and j. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
w II & M Mayors, Fort Smith. .
Gen. Samuel Adams, Clarksville.
Robert Frail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master, Pleasant Hill.
E: B. Alston, Spadra. ..- ...
Thomas Powers, ClarSsvilie.
Thomas A. Howell, Norristown.
S. M. Hays. Dover.
DR.. James N. Floyd, Danville.
H. H. Hygings, P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman, Rock Row. .s..-
Clarke & Carol, Belmont, Miss.
Kirkpatrick & Morrill,. Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton & Sheafe, New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson, Spencer Academy. --.~....
Post Master, Bentonville.
w. G. Mitchell, Carrollton.
Col. JAS Logan, Boonville.
Rob't Moffit, Franklin Co.
A. J. McLemore, Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. w. Gray, Horsehead.
Tho's A. Howell, Norristown.
Post Master. Lewisburg.
Gen. Sam. Mitchell, Post Of Ark's.
J. N. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
II. S. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
J. c. Pitman, Sweet Home.
G. Perkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Creek
Agency.
Jno. Curton. Washburns Prairie Mo.
B. T. Duval, Dardanele Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

his commission IS now in the possession of
tho family and descendants of said Ezekiel Polk.
and bears all The evidences Of authenticity. The
parchment on which it Is printed and written has
an ancient appearances; the signatures to it evlnce
different hand writing. 70 doub, is left on
oLr minds that 1t is genuine. and was executed at
the period it bears date. We are informed by
members of his family. that tho commission was
left by him at his death among his valuable papers.
and was preserved by his executors and family.
''Given under our hands, this l2;h day Of July,
AID. lS44
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
JUDICIARY.

SUPREME COURT. =
70, Chez sssass;sssss:.-.--
lacy, Associate Justice
,ai"s, 'si,.s'i Attorney COZ a.
/. Reporter.
Gber, Clerk.
Flg ..Cla I..Ja. 10y Pros'g Atiornies.
~ '' Wm. N. Stanton.
i.... NJ % pa Jos. w. Bocage.
IT,. IT, w. Ii n, A. Porter.
io.s"h ~o'aS n IoI tse, Alfred Wilson.
oT0p" "" IN, Geo. C. Watkins.
Is G.en G o. F. Raney.
2o"r d n t,et 3 own. VIM. Walker.
VOC If a. .,upreme Court are elected
s;s,,,n.ay SO " ~, joint vote of the two
s':'a s:tt RS. The Judges Of the Cir.
y , re- sles ID in like manner, for four
fArEs DISTRICT COURT.
Johnn, Judge:
III GHspsiead, District Attorney.
ielfClerk.
R:tor, Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
opulation of the United States,
The Apportionment

The Apportionment
rArIvEs in the U. S. Congress, based
ecensus Of 1910, was made az the
the 9th, for the 2Sth Congress ;
ws.
Raiio, 70, 0,GS0-223 Members.
Fof Electors for President aud Vice
ier this opportionment and ratio,
whom 1873 will be necessary for
table shows the number of Repre-
Congress, and the number Of Elec-
or zach State -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
TIE JUDICIARY.

81 -VSSey: Of Nd; -chiefJuslico.
- T., OF Mass, Associate Justice.
-e1,l.I 10 epson, of N. Y, do.
sytstT relnn, of Ohio, do.
's'"'l 'toin, of Pa. do.
Iayns. of Ga, do.
~, a9isnidAey, of Ky, do.
'A' 70 '"''f of Tenn, do.
mel, Of Va, do. ~
~. of Md, Attorney General.
10 .uo,aos,I rard, of Nd Reporter.
.'rol, OF Washington City, Clerk.
ater, IS Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

shortly after the MeckIenburg Declaration wa.
made, appointed Thomas Polk, Colonel, in the
salisbury District, and afterwards Colonel of Neck.
lenburg County. Col. Thos. Polk continu eo
throughout the struggle, and to the close of the
revolution, hrm, active, unshrinking and fear
less defender of the cause of the colonies aoains
the British Crown. Few, if any officer Of the
Revolution in the Southern States, performed
more valuable services against the British ami To-
ries, throughout the whole war, than did Colonel
homas Polk. His younger brother, -Ezeke
Folk, the Democratic candidate for the Presden.
cy, performed also important and valuable services
IN the whig army. On the 18th day Of June, ITS
ne was commissioned a Captain by the Council of
safety of South Carolina, IN a Regiment Of Ran.
gers, commanded by Col. WM. THoMPsoN. For.
tunately for truth, that commission has been pre-.
served, and tho original parchment on which it is
written and printed is now before the writer's of
tins paper. member of the family who differs
widely with Gov. Polk, in his political opinions.
and is highly respectable member of the whig
party, feeling indignant the false charge of to-
rylsm made against the memory of his grandun-
cie' Ezekiel Folk, a few weeks ago caused the fol-
loving Authorization of the commission of Cap
tain, granted to Ezekiel Polk, to be made-to wit:
line undersigned. citizens of Maury county,
tennessee, at The request of some of the members
OF the family of the late Col. Ezekiel Polk, formcr-
OF MeckIenberg county, North Carolina and af-
terwards OF this State, who died about twenty
years ago, have this day inspected an original com
mission OF Captain Of Rangers. in the whig army
OF the revolution. granted 10 Ezekiel Polk by the
authorities OF South Carolina, which is as follows:
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE Resolutions OF THE
THE PROVINCIAL CoNGREss:-
ave do hereby cerlifythat Ezekiel Polk, Esq,
Is Is second Captain an The Regiment Of Rangers, in
Of June, l775."
WIN. WILLIAMS,
J. HARRIS,
THOS. BEE,
CHARLES e. PINCKNEY,
NJ. BREWTON.
ARTHUR MIDDLETON,
THOMAS HEY WARD, ir.,
WIN. II. DRAYTON,
JAMES PARSONS,
HENRY LAURENS,
RAWS. LOWNDES
THOMAS FERGUSON,
BENZ, ELLIOTT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

LEGISLATIVE.
AMa Presid dent of the Senate.
aAMSpeaker of the House. :,
te composed Of 25 members, eleced
ars and tho House of rs memers,
.w years.
isatu:e convenes once in two ears.
bonday in November.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

q. : h1soss.-The following list shows
lung elections for State officers
44, IN the several States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

The Teras Inrasion--The New York Sua.
speaking Of this subjsst, says: "rhe agents oftha
Mexican Republic aredoing sidshing business ial-
this city in the purchase of supplies. Who-rcgi.'
men,s have been armed and equiped, and the best
Of tits, they pay for what lb~y get."
A New Kingdom.-Letters from the Danube
state tha. an extraordinary sensation ha. been
caused in the higher circles there, by the a,eli-
gcnce said to havs been received from ST. Peters
burg, that endeavoss arc making on the part u
Russia to unite Scrvin, Wallachia, Mbldavin. witi.
the adjacent Turkish provinces into kingdom.
under the supremacy Of Turkey and the pso'ectiss-
of Russia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
nENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE EXECUTIVE.
I, of Virginia, President.

I, Of virginia, frusIueHI.
NANGuM, of N. C. Vice President.
CALHOUN, Secretary of State.
q. blBB' Ur~Kv.. 4" Treasury.
.INs, /" War.
MASON, I" NAVY.
LIFE, of KY. Postmaster General.
N, Of Nd, Attorney General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
vEMMENT OF ARKANSAS.
EXECUTIVE.

bAS, Governor.
kRrR.Secretary Of State.
IoNAY, Auditor.
AnIN, Treasurer.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-27
From tho rcayuno
More Riots In Philadelphia.

y The mail Of Monday brought accounts
lol moro rioting in Philadelphia, IN conso
quenco Of The supposed urmlng OF The
.Cathoic churches. On the oh INST, Il
was said that three car loads Of muskot'
were seen TO be taken into the church OF
ST. Philip dc Neri Dispositions to THU
effect were made by number OF lndvld
uais before one o. the Aldermen Of the
district, and a great crowd collected IN
Qnoen street, in front Of the church
The mob demanded that tho arms should
DO brought out. The police endeayored to
nllay the excitement but at last yielded
and sent in party 10 bring out the arms,
They found twelve muskots, which were
escorted by the mob to the Commission
,er's Hall, but very short distance from
thechurch.
The correspondent Of the Charleston
Carrier represents that there were almos,
n dozen persons 10 the church at the time
twas entered by the sheriff, and one of
them was heavily armed with sword and
ia belt of pistols.
x AN extra Of the Philadelphia Chroni-
cic Of the 18th Sunday says that during
the whole Of Saturday knots and crowds
Of persons were in the neighborhood--
some peaceabIe, oth hers using threatening
language, on account of the muskets ha-
wing been found in the church The mil
itary we're on duty about O'Clock in the
afternoon, under the command of Major
Gen. Patterson, Brig Gen. Cadwallader,
and Col, Pleasanton, OF the Artillery.
About halfpast o o'clock, while the mil
itary were guarding the street, two large
crowds approached, one down Third street,
from Catherine towards Queen street,
the other up Third, from Christian, both
meeting at Queen street.
Y The military 9rdered them to dispense,
but they shouted in derislon.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of certain Deed of
ID Trust, executed to mo by William
Montgomery, and of record in Convey
ance Book, Number Six, pages 1873,
1874, 1856, executed on the fourteenth day
OF October, eigheen hundred and forty
two, and recorded ON the same day in
the Probate Clerks Office in Liberty,
Amite County, Mississippi, to secure the
payment of certain debts therein men
toned, | will expose at public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at tho door
of the Court House, in the town Of
Liberty, Amite County, Mississippi,
On the Eighth day Of January, 1874,
The following described property, to-wit:
One negro man Jesse, and one negro
woman Lydia, and girl Becca, one
girl Caroline, one woman Creesey, and
one boy Ellck and one woman MaIin-
da, one boy Nelson, and one woman
Alsey, one boy Sam, one boy Henry,
and one boy Charles, and one woman
Jane. and one man Jack, and one boy
John, and one girl Amanda.
| will convey to the purchaser, or
such title as was vested in
he aforesaid William Montgomery, at
he time OF mis- making the said Deed Of
Trust.
NJ. WHITTlNGTON, Trustee,
Liberty, Amite Co., Miss,
July Sd. 1914. lens
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|tsomauy u. Y Anderson, Roteu seiiley,
4 ,anh llohcook, David pembe, nv j
|caple, Henry llunt a. y Shaw, william
Mnpfo, Richard q. Wcslbtool and clinton
'nrgohoe. On motion, The President wo'
added 10 the committee.
Tic President then appointed William
N Dillingham;, Esq, 10 address The Clul
Al lls neat meeting
Go motion of Nj Smiley, tho Club nd
iloufnod 10 meet on The fourth Monday o.
August noSi .....
4. N. ROGERS, President
WILLIAM X. ADAMS, Secretary
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THE PHILADELPHIA RIOTS!
lheir Continuation and final Close -
Jbor JDCS on TTEEI

1heir Continuation and final Close Far
M tier LOSS OF LIFE!
Our last accounts from PhiIade phig
were up TO 4 o'clock on the afternoon o
Sunday the 9TH inst, at which time the
strongest fears were entertained of far
Their riot and bloodshed.
The discovery Of the arms and ammun
tion in the church Of St. Philip de Neri
appears to have inhamed the mob 10 al
uncomfortable degree. Several rushes
says the United States Gazette, were
made upon the three companies, until at
length the "Green" wheeled and fred
but fortunately without much effect
Meanwhile, the populace were address
sed,by Mr.. Levin, Judge Conrad, Mr.. Wise
and others, whose addresses were applau
dad and appeared to be properly estimated
From that time until the evening, there
WIS no disturbance worthy Of mention.
IHE NlGHT,--Every thing remained
quiet until about seven o'clock, when a
delachment 81 military under Gen. Cad.
wailader arrived upon the ground, and
proceeded to take up positions for the
delence OF the church. Cannon were pIa
ced SO as 10 command Queen street. east
and west, and Second street north and
South.
THIS disposition of force bong made.
zen, Cadwallader informed Mr.. Grover
tha1the military would protect the church,
ana mat the citizens force might be dis
charged, which was done, the men march
ing ont two and two and mingling quietly
Win me crowd, but before all had left.
the report of firearms at Second stroet
was heard. This was occasioned. we be.
i've, SO far as the many contradictory s,o-
ries can be reconciIed with nrobab;l;
by the crowd pressing on the company Of
Cadwalader Grays, Capt. Il. X. Scott
and the City Guards, Cap. Hill. Orders
were gwen 10 the men 10 force then,
back, and in doing so one of the officers
encountered man who refused 20 retreat.
the-oficer thereupon struck him with his
sword, and the blow was returned
Ascufiie then ensued.-a brick was tben
thrown from the crowd at the soldiers
and Immediately aterward the firing
commenced. 1t seems from all that can
be gathered that the crowd were besought
TO retire by the officers, and their obstin-
ATE refusal compelled them to resort to the
last means.
me soldiers commenced firing by files,
ana from thirteen to twenty shots told
among The crowd, and at least seven men
were Killed almost instantly. One man
~. taken up with nearly two,thirds Of
Ms ace blown away; another, had his
aoaomen ripped open, and the entrals
nlssokFuded IN most shocking manner.
ne scalp of a third was sent from his
y. 49,; and a fourth, who seemed to be a
wassF man, and bore the letters f.. W.
anu an anchor pricked in blue on his
49, arm' was instantly killed by a ball
s $500 entered his right breast, traversed
s asl8's The chest, and came out at tbe left
ms yoIIey caused tho dispersion of
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-27

TO all persons interested 10 the follow
ing real estate Of IloIlaway Huff, sen
/ Tor, deceased-Greeting:
N7OU ARE HEREBY CITED to bt
and appear before the Probate
Court Of Amiie County, on
The Fourth Monday Of September neat,
and shew cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered TO be sold, to
wit: The north fractional half of frac
number two, Of range two east-contain
ing one hundred and twenty-five acres
Also, section three and forty-one, in
township two and three, Of range two
DISCRIMINATING four hundred and fifteen
acres, and $4,000. Also, the north east
quarter and the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section four, toWn,
ship two, Of range two east-containkg
two hundred and three 1900 acres. n
so, the west half OF the north west quarS
ter, Of section one, township two, range
two east-containing eighty acres and
1-1O0. Also, asst half, south west quar-
ter, section six, township two, range three
east--containing seventy seven fifty four
-hundred;hs acres. Also, the south
half of the southeast quarter, section
one, township two, range two east, con-
tanning eighty 01-1o0 acres. Also, the
southwest quarter of the south east
quarter, section six, township two, range
three east, containing forty acres and
64-1O0. Also, the southeast quarter oil
the nortb-ea quarter, section seven,
township two, range three east, contain
ing forty acres and 85-l00 Also, the
west half Of the southwest quarter and
west half of the northeast quarter and
the northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter, section one, township two, range
two east, containing two hundred acres
and 4-100. Also, the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter, section forty,
township three, range two east, contain
ing thirty nine acres and 79100 Also,
the south half Of the east half of the
southeast quarter, section forty, town
ship three, range two east, containing
thirty nine acres and 79l00. Also, the
northeast quarter of the southeast q uar-
WIS OSShOh lOuIS Vi iO"HSiiV l"bS VI
range two east, containing forty acres.
Also, two hundred and sixty-eight acres,
TO be taken from the following described
LANDS, recorded as per general plat of the
surveyor, from the estate Of Major Viii.
liam Longmire, deceased, viz: Fractional
section thirty-one, in township three, of
range two east, and fractional section
!orty.two, township three, Of range TWO
east Said lands lying and being in the
county and state aforesaid.
1t is further ordered, that this Citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate and
WoodvilIe Republican, for the time pre-
scrlbed by law.
AMI, WITNESS the Honorable
,StX@Ez JOHN WALKER, Judge Of Pro-
5ASNNS bate Of said County, at the
i@1ts$ Court House thereof on the
"H" Fourth Monday of July, A.
D., Que Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty-four.
Issued, this 22d July, 1914.
s. K, DAVIS, CI'k.
July 81, 1914 2lw6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-27
STATE OF PHILApFtpu,,

There was no further outbreak, or act OF vio
lence committed in Philadelphia on Tuesday, the
9TH but we gather from the tone of the pa.
pers that the apparent calm resembled that
which precedes the storm.