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On the morning Of the Goth inst, AMELIA MATILDA,
infant daughter of susanna and Joseph shane, Jr,
aged months.
On the l9th inst in the 57,h y'ar Of her age, Miss
MARY JOYEs, of Baltimore, formerly of Shropshire,
England
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r ZEE Is SWEET. BUT II F4TTT Is
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" az seasons and IN all wealeis: they operate gently
on 'he bowels, and do not leave the system in cos
uNr state he sure and get HANcE's PMS.
For sale at SETH :. HANCE,S
NV Drug and Medicine store, No. los Baltimore
street, and corner OF Charles aud Pau SITS. ala
GNAEAP TABLE OIL CLOTHS COVERS.
~ variety 81 fancy pstterns aud plain greea Old
C'o'hs and FszCy Cortfs-jnst received an. for sale
very ows EtNNAgb'S,
si3 No. % Es~ss st., Sd soor from Fayette
FuV&1s CEsYvR rSN GAZE. Alarge Linen
IL Awuias Ciots, ss tss'e for a tent cover,
Fer sale o6 o.
AZ 10. Is y. COWARD sTpyrT.
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81 No. - \. s@HAkD STREET.
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~ mem !ss received by Mrs. r. A. Sicsarou.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Roods
For !lavre-Shp Isabella, with despatch
For R0tterdan-Shp Chesapeake, with despatch.
For lSrenen-5hip Syvdnu. Jenkins, eth inst.
For Kingston, Jtm.-Blrque hermitage, few days.
For Bremen-Shp Pocahontas, with despatch,
For River La Pata-Bng Noble, uw DAYS
For Kingston, Jln.-Brig PhuAix, 18th ms.
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 20 1875.
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rRoM rhE NxcAANee nsAolve-aooN 200.
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Y PILLS cure Dyspepsia, CoStivCness, Singing IN
the Ears, Dizziness, inflammation of stomach ana
Liver, Dropsy, rheumatism, Weak Nerves, SICK
Headache, and all Diseases arising from an impure
state and circulation of the Blood. Price D cent
per box.
and Pratt sis. au5
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schr Elean II y Ann, Bureil, Vienna, Md, master.
SAILED this mOrnng-:'Hip Hermann, Welsh, Tor
Texas, in low Of steaner Rclirl;J schr Maria, La
tourelte, New York.
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Bar+ne Ida, llalett : days from Boston, assorted
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SRTA NTED-A Youth about l6 years of age to
w attend in Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
store. Address H., al this Office, with references.
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AA| aATED. A copy Of the Laws OF Mary
w land passed at December session, 1879, for
which 'ar price will be given. Apply TO
ts-E +. LUCAS, JR., No 10 Ballimnrc-s 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Nanroo. are informed by tho officer,
tho steamer Die Eeraon, .ha. quite commons
exists in Hancock county. between the citizens
Nauvoo and Warsaw. 1t appears that an ofhc
from Warsaw went up to the holy city on busiheI
where no was npprehended by the authorities, Al
placed in confinement, on the charge Of being 4
of the murderers of the Smiths. Fearing N
when the news Of his arrest should reach Warn}
the citizens of that place would come up to e6s1
his liberation. possce Of two hundred Mormc
were ordered out to resist them. There was
good deal Of excitement at Warsaw, and fuh
difficulties were apprehended.
At Quincy several Mormons have been appI
hended, charged with theft and robbery.-&. u
is Rcpub.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Az
~ tration bearing date the 1lth day OF fe'l
1915, upon the estate Of Robert West, dec o.,
been issued to me by the clerk Of the Probate y
Crawford county. All persons having claims
said estate are hereby notified to bring them ~
properly authenticated, within one year from "
hereof, or they may be forever debarred from
eft from said astate and if such claims be not
tied within two years from the date Of said is'i
administration, they will be forever barred s
cluded from any benefit Of said estate. All
indebted TO said estate are notified to make p
PHINEAS II. WHITE, ~
or RosEar WEsr, deceased,
February Is, I5i5.--I-6w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

'Anotlsr ami.rem oWrage."-A gcntlemal
who owns houses in the city, and is in the hati
of paying his respects to the families fhs tenant,
sometimes when the head is out, stood SO long d
the door, after ringing the bell. on ono Of the laa
cold days, that he froze his ears. Fears are es
,erlaned that they will havo to be cropPcd.-Bs
ton Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The Presidents rip 10 Washingion-His Ar.
rirai.-Wo cannot but rejoice to SEQ the many
tokens of respect and friendship shown to the
President on his recent trip to Washington City
to be installed into tho duties of his Office. A,
every city on his route he was received with the
greatest welcome and tho highest honors paid HIM:
his approach though unheralded by any prcpara.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

In our next weeks paper, wo will give the re-
port of Col. Logan, U. S. Agen, for the Creeks,
hud The week following that of Col. A. NJ. Up.
shaw, Agent for tho Chickasaws. These togeth.
pr with that of Capt. Armstrong, published last
week and Of Gov. Buer, published this week i,
are all that wo consider of sufficient importance
10 the people on this frontier to require place in
our columns
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Foul Murdef.-A Boston editor at a publ
meeting n few evenings since suddenly s;rud
himself hard blow in tho region of his breech}
pocket. then placing his ha nd within, to the u
tonshment of his neightors, quietly drew out II
remains of mouse. flo must have boen VI,
stocked with gingerbread.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Nep York Stale oGeers.--The Legislaturs
New York have elected NATHENIEL S. Benz
of Hcrkimer, Secretary Of State; AzARIAH
FLAcG. Comptroller; Benz. Enos, Of Madia
Treasurer; John Van Buron, Of Albany, Al
ncy General; Hugh flaIsey, Of Suffolk, Survs|
General; Henry Seorms, Commissary Gens|
Martin Van Buren, and VIM. e. Bouck, Reg,
of the University.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Settle up.-The editor Of II country pnperIl
he wishes it distinctly understood, that he will
ccivo wheat, buckwheat. pancakes. corn, oai,
gar. bacon, lard, n!manacs. hoes, tallow, u
mans Lozcnges, boots, linlc shoes and stock1
turnips. rakes, wood, and indeed Nil other klul
produce, except promises, in payment for }!
Dcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

"The Bostonians havo funded 100000 for the
benefit of Mr.. Webster says the New York
Evening Mirror. Does Mr.. Webster 90 into the
U. S. Senate as the representative Of tho Boston
gentlemen who have contributed this fund, or Of
tho State Of Massachu Boston Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

0T The river is now in good navigable order;
the recent rains have once more raised it to suf
fcient height for the largest class of boats. Our
landing presents brisk and business like scene !;
there having been arrivals Of STEAMBOATS, from
Thursday Evening, till Friday evening.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Peter York Sentenced. In tho Supreme Ccuri
Boston, on Thursday morning. tho 18th ult., at
half past o'cIock, Chief Justice Shaw pronouncci
the awful sentence Of death upon York, the mu.
Iu,to man who murdered james Norton, an Irish
man,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

0T Tho Steamboat RoLLA, commences her reg.
lar trips, between this place and Fort Gibson
o.day. See advertisement. q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08
SCOTT, WHITE f. co.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING large stock Of
n consisting Of
Groceries, Dry Goods
Hardware,

and general assortment of all kinds OF go"da
country friends can now be supplied with all tn'
have been so long waiting for. sTa
Marrh & lAI5 = :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

o. Tho mailpyhich left this place, for the
South and East, on Wednesday last, could not
cross Big Mulberry, on accoun, of high wafer;
consequently we had no mail on Friday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Our city has been in qlte hnbbub for several
days during the crossing of the Choctaws on thor
way to their territory west OF the Arkarsas.--
rorU "'o-trp~--i--r 'nnn wh hay ya now crossed.
The agents deserve great credit for the order they
have been enabled to keep among them So ma
ny together, and city where i, was impossible to
prevent their getting, liquor We feared would pro-
duce the usual amount of fighting and disturbance
among lhem but we have not ye. hoard Of any
thing of!ho kind Viclsburg Sentinel Of IAN uh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

0trTho Nashville Union makes its appearaco
cry iregularly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The Cherokee Advocatc did no, reach US this
week. What's the mad friend Ross.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Mr.. Calhoun has so far recovered from his il
position. that he will soon resume his duties 10
Stale department.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

o. The recent arrivals of steamboats, has once
more given TO our city, its busness.likc appear.
ancc. Our merchants are busy in receiving, sior-
ing and opening their goods ani wares ready for
the back country trade. Come on farmers and
Ecountry merchants, bring in your corn, corn meal,
bacon and other kinds of produce, you can now sell
Them for cash, and buy goods at you own prices,
for theirs lots of all kinds.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

, " The Crcscen, City has not come to hand, as
unc,salIy rs i, should have done. Look TO i,
icssss. Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The Legislature Of illinois has refused to repeal
the law against the iniermarriage of whites and
blacks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Ereeution.--On Friday the l4,h, ult. tho cx.
treme penalty ofthe law was TO be executed in the
State Prison Yard, Providence, R. l., on John
Gordon, convicted, on circumstanlial evidence, of
being a par,cipator in the murder of Amasa
Sprague.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Case ofyoung Fassen.-Our readers will remem.
Der the case of young Fasseit, who, a year or two
ago. being then a memeber of Yale College, NOR.
tally wounded Tutor Dwight. and was afterwards
admitted TO bail. At tho present term Of the
Superior Court of New Haven his trial would have
regularly come on, but a motion was made TO post
pone it on account of his sickn ess. The Judge
overruled the motion, and tho bail was accordingly
forfeited. Fassett resides in Philadelphia. and
his father is rich. Enough said.-Bos,on Poa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Tho nominations of Messrs King and Walworth,
for appointments to the bench Of the Supreme
Court, have been withdrawn, and those of Judge
Nelson, of New York, and J. NJ Read, Esq, OF
Philadelphia substituted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

" On the outside ofto.days paper will be found
an extract from the speech of the Hon. Z. H. Eos.
ter, U. s. Senator, from Tennessee. 1t is the
manly rebuke of truo and noble hearted gentle
man, of the mean and low advantages sought to
be taken by the Abolonisls of the North ngains,
the South. Any attentive reader that will mark
tho progress of abolitionism in the North, cannot
but feel apprehensive for the welfare of the in
stitutions of the Southern and Western States ::
they have had their days of fasting and prayer,
in regard 10 the annexation Of Texas, only oppos
ing it as a slave State. They have petitioned tho
Legislature of Massachusetts TO send delegates
with an armed force, to South Columbia to enforce
the reception of abolition and free negro agents.
II is time that the South spoke out; and that too in
such pluin and uncquivocaI terms as TO let these
fanatic fools know that we will at all hazards
maintain our States. right policy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Newspaper Enterprise. Although the Office and
contents of the Tribune were entirely destroyed by
the disastrous fire in New York on Wednes lay
the 5tI inst. and that of tho True Sun flooded by
water and entirely disarranged, yet both papers ap
brightness, and propriety. They are undoubtedly
among the best papers published in the United
States, we cordially Wish their publishers increas.
ed prosperity, and a speedy acquisition of more
than they have lost.--Iron City.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The Steamers Ha,chee Eagle, and Wabash Val
Icy, made their first appearance a, our wharf, OF
Thursday last. The Captains are strangers to US,
but from wha, we havo heard from passengers
who have travelled with them, are well wor.
thy the confidence and patronage of the travelling
and business public. Their boats arc new, and
woll fitted for ths trade.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Ir Our thanks are due 10 the Hon. Chester
ashley for late favors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

We are informed by the Register Of the land
office at this place, that nearly, if not quite, half
the land entered at his Office is in this county,
This augurs well for Greene county. 1t 10 in.
croasing in population faster than any other coun.
ty IN the southwest, and is destined TO be ono of
Tho most donscly populated as well as one of the
weahiest inland counties in tho State. The fac,
is, there is no county in tho State ha, can boas.
of greater amount cf good land. Tho emsra.
ton to the county is composed Of tbs most intel.
Iigcnt and industrious cilizcns of the old States.
We clip tho above from the Springfield, Mo-, Ad.
vcr,scr, and heartily coincide with the editor ia
his rcjoicings at the prosperity Of his county
for it is in tho rear Of our goody city, and large
,rade is carried in produce and merchandise 10.
tween their farmers and our merchants. Every
thng which tends TO their welfare will certainly
increase our prosperity as mercantile and bG.
siness place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

ss;;;.,,sr, !A!ln,ote the Mexican minister. author.
;zes denial of the rumor that he was directed to
ask for hi. passports and return home in case an.
.sxa,ou ;s auti,or;zsa BY Congress.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

GT On our outside to-day, will be found the
Annual Report of Gov. P. NJ. Butler, Agent for
mt IIIeokccs' anu VIC " urrru
attention of our readers 10 it, as it is document
we'll worthy of careful perusal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The-Jamss PIeAsr.-This boat has again COM
menced her trips as regular pockc,between this
place and New Orleans, under the command OF
JIM PALMER, gentleman well known to the peo.
pie of Arkansas, as an experienced boa,man.-
He has good boat and an eilicien. and obising
crew, and cannot fail to win by his industry and
perseverance, that which he richly mcriis-a hear
ty welcome,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Perry, the runaway negro who killed Captain
Stephen II. Timmons, pilot at Savannah. has been
arrested. Mr.. Tmmons was taking the negro. with
others, back TO HE master, when he jumped into a
skiff alongside tho pilot boat to make his escape;
Mr. T. went after him. and tho negro beat him to-
death with an oar in sight of the crew.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

o. We regret to learn that the buildings Of the
|" Far West Seminary" located near Fayetteville,
which were in state of forward progress were,
sometime last week, entirely consumed by fire.
The flames, we are informed, were communi
Gated from room occupied by the Carpenters en-.
gaged in its erection. There being no water con.
venen,, the bys,anders were compelled to witness
the spread Of the flames, without the means of ar.
resting them.
Tho expense of these buildings had bcon en-
tirely betrayed by private charity. And VIC do
sincerity hope that this severe casualty may not
discourage the trustees from the worthy undertake.
ing of completing College. The Board of ,rus.
tees will assemble on the l5lh inst, when no doub,
the causes Of tho accident will be investigated
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

Nsc Sieamer.-The ARCHER, Capt. Woodward,
made her appearance at our wharf, for tho first
time, on Thursday evening last. She was built
by her commander during the last summon ex-
pressly for this trade, for which she is excellentIy
well adapted; having fine large and airy cabin,
furnished in the most neat and comfortable man
ner; while her light draught will recommend her
to shippers. To the travelling puolc we need on
" TO say ihn, her captain. is the same that renden
ed himself so popular on the old Export, in this
,rado last senson. The Crew is the same that was
on the Export, and still ende0vor as they always
have done to render passengers Snug and comlor-
sabIe. Give woodward chance. .s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

W The disturbances, of which we last week,
and tho week before, spoke of having taken place
between the Indians on our Frontier, appear for
the present to be settled; Lu, from the talk of
one Of the Creek Chiefs, (which will be found in our
paper to-day, we may again expect that the Paw
ice Mahas, w;iiuttack tho Greeks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The Oudrdonk ligair.-The sou Of Bishop On.
dcrdonk, of New York, has instituted suit again,
tho N. Y. Herald for Publishing the Bishops STATE.
ment respecting the charges Of libidnous and i,.
regular conduct on which he was found guilty and
suspended from office, as q violation of copy.
wright. This IS the worst catch.pepny proceek
ing that has yet come to our knowledge. II the
Bisops defence was written TO explain away and
rebut The accusations upon which he was arraign.
ed i. would seem that both he and his son woud
thank any editor Of Q newspaper for assisting in
its circulation. The idea Of soa's making mon.
ey ou, of such publication, is little less repug.
nant to tho moral feeling Of society than the in.
deccn, conduct for which the father was dsgtac.
cd. The Bishops brother, who was spiriiu, sa.
perintendent over the diocese Of Pennsylvania,
was stripped Of his ecclesiastical power for imnor.
al behavior likewise. 1t is a bad breed.
Both brothers had way Of their own Of "lsy.
ing on OF fhanis "a most solemn ceremony when
performed according to the ritual. When ladie,
were in the case, they forgo. to confne their ma.
npua,ons 10 the head, rs required bv law to do.
They were for the largest liberty in this par,cu.
lar.-Pc.
Had Bishop Onderdonk behaved in Arkansas,
as he did in Newly ork, ho certainly would have
been introduced to judge Elm. that is, he would
have been made 10 hug a black jack.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The Rumored Duel.-Wo yesterday stated. on
the authority of a letter from Washington in tho
Philadelphia Ledger, that an unfortunate Difficult.
ty had arisen between John Tyler. Jr., second son
of the President, and Lieut.. Avery. By a card
in the Madisonian Of last evening, signed by these
two gentlemen, We perceive that the story has no
foundation at ALL no difficulty having occurred be-
tween them.--BaH. Sun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

The s,camboa, Swallow, intended 10 run as 4
regular packet between this place and New Or.
leans. landed at our wharf on yesterday morning;
ard proves to be boat Of tho finest class. She
is commanded by Capt. Lodwick, and will. from
her superior accommodations strong build, and
ras, running qualities be enabled to compete with
any boat in the trade.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-08

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BY the by, are you marrying mao 7
said CHARLES Russell to his bachelor friend
Frederick Somerville. as they discussed q
cool bottle together at the Star and Gar.
Ter. at Richmond. BY The by, Fred are
you a marrying man Z
My dear Charles. with pa,rimony Of
one hundred a year. and an allowance
from my aunt Of. second hundred for
gloves and shoe strings, how can enter
tain such an ideas-But why do you
ask q
Because ! have jus, heard strange
whim my cousin Ellen has taken into her
head and lpon my soul. il she perse-
vetes in IT, should like some good Eel.
low like yourself, who will take care OF
her and her couple Of thousand year, to
be the eccentric partner
Fred's curiosity was now raised. He
enireaied 10 be made acquainted with the
strange within and 4 fresh bottle having
fbeen placed before the two friends, ii was
not long before the generous operation OF
The wine. and our friend Fred's inquiries,
prevented Russell from bur,hening him.
self any longer with the secret.
And the secret vas this Ellen Came
ron, higt-spitited and self willed girl. Of
two and twenty years Of age, and "a IN
incumbered income Of as many hundred, J.
having been disguised al the treatment
which fair relative bad received from
one whom, alter al attachment OF some
years. she had made her husbsnd. vowed
that. IL she ever married. il should Be 10 /,
man to whom she should be introduced
for the 6rst lime. at the altar where Sd,
was 10 become bis bride.
i h was 4 strange idea, doubtless; bu
young girls. who are uisiresses both o
themselves and their fortunes. are apt /,
have strange notions. Ellen was one o
iihsss. With good heart and an excel
Leaf understanding. and cultivated taste
she had Just 80 much Of oddly in her dis
position ss promptsdher 10 make and sna
Iblsd herlo perssSere. in this exlrsOrdina
Il ~ determination.
The slrsneeness Or The notion SCENE,
10 posses ehnms for The somewhat 70