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MACHINERY OF ain Kinds
81 I o V e s .

NTH THICK PL,4I'E2S made from SUPE
RIOR IR ON:-Banner, Yankee Notion, Box ana
Air Tight from and elegant patterns. which
can be DEPENDED UPON.
People are every day bringing as for Old iFon tho
"cheap stoves with which the country is flooded, al.
hitting that they have "paid dear for Ms 7ahiSle,"
il buying them at any price. Our StOves are made
from Iron and their only fault is--bey zeiA
outlaSt tie fashion.
We would further soy that Messrs Morrill, and
Rankin have our Stoves and Ware, and oil whc
purchase of them may depend upon n good article.
J. c. g ]. II. PADDOCK g CO.
st. Johnsbury, july 1915. 4l50
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Notice. Essex County.

The Democratic Wings of Essex County ave re-
quested TO meet in Convention OF Lunenbnrgh, Sa-
turday July 81, at l O'Clock, p. NJ. TO nominate a
candidate for Senator and other political purposes.
Per order of Committee,
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PADDOCKS
Furnace and Machine Shops.

VHNHE Subscribers having procured the services OF
n the most experienced wortInen in New Eng.
lend to superntend tho operations of their Furnaee
N 20 w ira Es 1 last,
81 having procured variety of ores embracing quali-
ties to produce arc able to furnish
castings of every description and would recommend
work manufactured at their establishments with the
fullest confidence.
MACHINERY OF all Kinds
made under the superintendent of our experienced
.Iachinest, Mr. Ra8son, needs other recommen-
dation than the appearance Of the work. Turning
ialhes (al descyiptions,> Mill GeernG, Iron Water
Mills, Saw Arbors Regulators for Factories, Horse
Powers HOLL o W.V.3RE, Iron Axleuees, Pipe
and common boxes for wood Axles, Nuts and Pins
for do; Sap Boilers, Oven, Arch and Ash Doors
and Frames, FEW of the or tieles constantly or
hand.
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The election of Directors Of The Vermont Central
Railroad Company is to be madc at Montpelier, on
the ODD inst.
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Imported Lccchcs,
ENoR sale by n,, ,, J; C. 9 BINGHAM IAN;
Having Tools.

EV JEWETT 81 co. have for sale, Maine, K.
a. Island, and New Hampshire Scyihes-war-
runted Rakes, Pitch Forks and Scythe Stones.
Also Spring Tooth Horse Rakes, which purchasers
arc not satisfied of their superiority.
July 10, 1915. elou
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running together $4,000 spindes The largest of
the' has more spindes than all Lowell combined,
having 2l0, 900.
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lion; S o Appleton o, Boston, has recently gy
ment of Professorshp of Natural Philosophy in that
institution. noblv tribute, indeed has Mr. Apple
ton paid to his native State.
There is reasonable prospect of continuation
Of railroad from Green6eld,u the valley to Hart
ford Vt (at the mouth Of White Rivor) making dis
lance of 1874 miles from Hartford, Conn.-Spriag-
field Republican.
writer in the Albany Argus estimates the loss of
property by fire in the United States within the last
three months, at $l2,o0O,o0O.
POSTAGE. The income ofthe British mail FOR the
yenr 1914, carrying letters throughout the kingdom
for penny, and newspapers for nOthing,) was as
appears from its financial accounts jus, published ,oy
err all expenses, $3, 196,G0S.
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FgOswcla Roots Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District, IS.
At Probate Court holden ct Danyle, in said Dis
trict, on the I'd day of July, A D. ls45-
NN7HEREAS, Benjamin F. Belden, Admlnistra-.
Wv tor of the Estate of Roswell Root late of
Burke in the County of Caledonia, deceased, has
made application to this Court to extend the time for
paying the debts due from said deceased the further
period of one year from the Sth day of July, a. D.
lsI5t is therefore ordered that all persons interested
be notified of said application; and that the same viii
be heard and decided at a Probate Court to be ho-
den at the Probate Office in Danville aforesaid on
the the 23d day Of July, A. d. lsd5, at o'clock
in the afternoon, by publishing copy of the record
Of this order three weeks successfully in the Gale
donian, newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury.
CHAS. J. DAVIS, Register
4l4w3 CHAs J. DAVIS, Register.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, JuiyH7.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, JulyT7.
Reported FOR the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, $40 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Ok
en- and 1900 Sheep. 40 Beef Cattle uusold. .-'s
PRIcEs--Becf CutIe-We quote few Extra
5,75;frst quality $50; second quality ga ,25;
third quality $50 5.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Sheep--Lambs from l,50 to 2,25; old sheep from
80 to 2,25
Swine-None at market
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Notice. Orleans County.

The Democratic Wings Of Orleans Comfy
quested to meet in Convention at the Court House
in Irasburgh on Wednesday the 23d inst at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ, for the purpose of nominating n Sepa-
tor to represent said County in the next Legislature
and make all necessary arrangements for the election
in September next
LATiiROP CHAMBERLAIN, +. B. SIMONDS,
ID. p. WALWORTH, H. HASTINGS,
ID d. B. COBB, l.. w. CLARK.
S. +. w. EMERSON, II. +. ALLEN
July 7, lS45. 2w
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STATE OF VERMONT.


The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate OK
Harvey Farman, late Of Troy, deceased,
Greeting.
WNTHEREAS, David Farman. Administrator Of
w the Estate of said deceased, requests said
Court to allow him the further time of one year
from and after the 18th day of June A. d. 1s45, to
make payment of the debts end close tho settlement
of the estate. t.t .f..''.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said &gpli-
cation will be heard at session of the Probate
Court to be held at Irasburgh on the Esd day OF
July next, at which time you may be heard N 'he
premises
And this Order shall DO published three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper printed
at ST. dohnsbury in this State, the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at T.
rasburgh, this 25th day Of June, A. d. 1s45.
4l4w3 GEO. NYE, JRdGe
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10 Merchants.

IU NITI UUUIIJH'
Ey s. T.. FAIRBANKS s. co. have now on
H. hand full supply of their premium
CAST STEEL HAY Forks, and
do do HoEs.
St. Johnsbury, July 10, ls45 4l5u
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New UAMPsHIRE DEMOCRACY. 'The true
Democracy of the land will be satisfied with nothing
short of the substantial and early re-estabishment Of
the Sub-reasury' So says OF the resolutions of
the New Hampshire Locofoco convention. Nor will
these pure BoanyBay patriots be satisfied with any
thing short Of another shon of such democrats Swot
wout Price, Iioyt, McNuty,and other keepers of tho
public moneys, Of the same stern republican virtues.
Rynders Of the Empire Club would probably come in
for a shnre Of the Sub treasury pap.
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The Boston Post excuses the Locorocos throughout
tho North for warmly opposing Texas annexation, in
ls4s and early part Of 1874 upon the ground that
public opinion had not vel 6esn ormGdon The subject,
In other words, the Northern dough: faces had not
yet received their orders from their Southern
southern caucus at Washington last winter made
known ;heir will, and presto, change! almost every
northern dough-faced Loco Fooo wheeled right about,
and became tho brave champion of unnnexation
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wounded, and his children scorched. But there
was occurrence at tho same time, which Ged US
with feelings the most painful. Mr. James Knowles,
of Georgetown, who had been married but n short
time, sitting with his wife the wall, far as
they supposed, from danger--the distance between
them and the pyrotechnics being about fourth part
Of mie-but one of tho rockets, after skmming
along the heads of the crowd below, struck him on
the left breast, directly the heart. His wife it
is related, discovered the calamity MS she saw him
falling from her side, and in moment drew out the
stick. He died instantly, without a struggle. Tho
most piteous and narrowing lamentations filed the
air from one thus, in the twinkng Of eye, reduc-
ed TO widowhood; and she was led through tho grav-
eled walks with her white garments stained with the
blood yet warm; her cries, che is dead, oh my
husband, he is dead - caused general ou,burst Of
sorrow from the thousands who, with her, has
lily leaving the tragic scene,It indeed sud spec
tacle-ono from which memory turns away with
shudder even on the day after tho fourth Of July.
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WAN News FROM MExIco. We learn from
private letters from the highest Mexican Sources that
at the time of the sailing of Princeton great anxiety
was felt by the Government TO hear the result fthe
action of the Texas the treaty. II was feared by
men in power, who have hitherto been in favor Of
peace, that if the treaty not ratified by Texas
that war was inevitable This opinion coming from
party opposed 10 war measures, and being
dance wife the anlicpations Of Mr. Buchanan, fore
bodies good TO country n first fruit ofannex-
Nv y Express.
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Scyshcs, RaEcs, &c.
A GOOD assortment Of scythes snathes, Rakes
IN and Sickles, &c. may he found at
]. JEWETT e cos.
Barnet, July, 1915. ..--.. .- 4l4G
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BOSTON MARKET--July 8.
VINER ;, ~ Nor In

BUTTER. 8 IL per Id.
CHEESE, now milky a 8 do do
FLOUR. Howard st. A rs a o 90, Western canal
4 GO a So.
WOOL-A large portion of the new clip is still in
the hands Of growers, consumers operate only to a
limited extent, and will probably continue to do so
ill prices are more settled.
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shudder even on the day after tho fourth Of July.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT IpHAcA-THREE
PERsoNs KILLED. II is agan our mean choly du-
y to record another fatal explosion Of cannon, and
the death of three OF our most valued citizens. A
bout 10 O'Clock this morning, the cannon drawn
to the brow Of the hill east of the village TO be fired
during the marching Of the procession TO the place of
hearing the Grafton. Gen. ,an active young
officer, who Of the assistants, despatch
ed by the marshal to execute order to the gunners.
and seeing they abort to Gre, and being mount
ed on one OF Mr. Andrus's spirited young animals,
dsmounted and was standing leaning with his right
arm upon the horses shoulder, with his chapeau in
his left hand, looking calmly on the scene. his horse
being held at the Bit by MFR s. Benjamin. snddler;
there was some little delay in the firing, owing TO
some difficulty with the match, and all eyes were
turned to tho handsome and noble figure OF the young
general when n tremendous explosion was was heard ,
and the promising officer launched into eternity
in tho prime and vgor Of manhood, and his body
stretched, horribly manged, the body Of his
fallen steed, which had been stunned by fragment
of the gun. A piece weighing abou, 80 pounds
struck the general in the left breast, and caused in
slant death! MIR fTjamin escaped with severe con-
fusion in the abdomen.
In another direction stood a collection of mon,
through the midst OF whom another frangment sped,
charged with death, and selected its victims two
valuable citizens, Prof s Qumby, &John Nix, Esq.
Mr. N. was killed almost Instantly, being struck in
the groin the piece tearing the parts in that region
and laying his bowels entirely open. Prof. Qumby
was taken to the house of Mr. Devnnport, when he
tainted. He expired in great agony about p. NJ
This sad event has cast gloom village, and
the reoicings Of the day greatly checked by the
currence OF this unoaT ected catastrophe.
The gunners and those spectators near the piece,
unnjured. piece of the gun was thrown to
great distance, and pierced the roof Of tho Ithaca
Falls WooIen Factory, slightly grazing the steeple Of
tho African church in hs Another passed
through the bee-house Of Hon. E. Mack denolishing
several hives. The accident is attributed to careless
in overlooking the prece.-Hhaca Journal. er-
ira, July All, p NJ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
4, N, WILSON.
STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF MADISON.
In vacation July Ssh, 1915,
Jane Gray complainant,
rs. Petition for Dirorec.
Millilm Grny dncnnhnnt \

=
William Gray defendant.
4 ND now OIL this day came the complainant.
~ by Wilson, her solicitor. before me- Henry
B. Brown, Cork OF the circuit court for said
county in chancery. and filed in the office Of the
Clerk OF said court, her petition, verified by at
fidavi,, charging in subslrnce, that in the month
rf December, 1910, said complainant in sad
county, inIermarried with said defendant; that
during the time she lived with said defendant she
strictly KEEP, and observed her said marriage
covenant; tina, in tho month of December 1913
said defendant abused sad complainant without
Iust cause or prUvOcaton, uud has remained alb
sent from thence hitherto; that complainant is
Informed and believes that said dcfcnIcnt is row
living with a woman unknown to complainant
as his wife, praying that the bonds of malrImo.
ny so entered into between them Lo sc! aside.
and held for naught, and that said complainant
he restored to all the rights and privileges of Il
single woman; and the sad complainant also f.
ed at the same time with the petition her alIiLayit,
stating. that sad defendant (as she verify be-
.iGves) Is IL nonresident Of the State of Arkan-
sas.
/, is therefore ordered by me. that said defend
ent, be- and appear before the Judge of our cir
cut court, in cliancCry sitting, on tho first dav of
our next circuit court IN chnncery at a court to
DO holden at the court house in sad county. on
the second Monday after tho fourth Monday in
October, 1915.
And then, and there plead, answer. or demur
TO said compalnant's petition, or in default there
of, the same will be taken as confessed and
decree entered accordingly.
And il is further ordered that a copy hereof. be
published in the " Arkansas lnlcIngcncer." a
newspaper printed in this State for at least eight
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be Il,
least four weeks hotoro the commencement Of
said court. HENRY B. BROWN, Clerk
A true copy i'om The record.
ATTEST; II. B. BROWN, Clsrt .
August >, lSl5.-no 25-SI. Lprs fec S33
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
RGAlNS.
w ALLACE & WARD

HAVE just received their full supply Of goods,
I / sstIng in part OF
English aud French broad cloths,
Plain and fancy casgmeres,
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain aud plaid sIttinetts,
Plain and plaid jeans,
Plain and plaid twoeds,
summer cassimeres, Sc.
White, blue, red, green Macknaw blankets.
Brown and blCached domestcs
Tickngs, drills and Osnaburgs,
Stripes, checks, blue drifting sc.
Linen and cotton pant stuns,
Balzornes, lawns, silks sc
Chusans, tesans, Cashmere dc Ecosse,
NouSelinr de LANES, wOplen plaids,
Black, watcred and changeablo AIPlccas,
Black, blue aud brown mcrinocs,
SiIk, wooIen and D4mask shawls,
Fancy hdk'fs and scar(s,
Lace collars, chenrizetis and collurctts,
Lace caps trimmed; night caps.
Black and white six thule and rett goods,
Jackonctt, Swiss and null muslin,
Plain check and lace stripe cambric,
Corded Narcotics, and grass cloth skirts,
CorSets and corset lIccs,
Irish linen a"d lnea lawn.
Linen, SlmbrIc, plain aud hemstlch hdH is,
Six, cotton. and Nadrass hdkts,
Linen, cotton and husln laccs, edgings and inscr-
tons,
Ladies' and gcnt'siglovcs and hosiery,
satin stocks aud tics,
Black and fancy silk Cravats.
Black aud fancy gimpS and iringcs,
Hooks and eyes, thread needles &c;
Brown and black Hollands,
Silk and cotton velvet,
Satin AlarsclIs and velvet yestings,
Buttons a great assortment,
Bonnet,, cap. satIl and tatata rbJcns,
mbTeIlas and pdraso!s, new style,
Carpctlng and carPet binding,
FhnncIs and Iinscys,
Buffalo and norm dressing combs,
Bulia 10 and horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
Hair. nail, and tooth brushes,
pcrfumcry, soaps, &c.
Jet neck laccs, hair p ms and bracelets
Elastic, worstcad and cotton suspcndcrs,
BaHdDOXes &c.
Together with very large assortment OF
Boo's, Shoes. Hats, CaPs arm BoRneiiS; GidSs~are,
Quccnsrare. HarGwGrc, Sdid'ery. and Sat-
dIeyS' Trimmings. Books anil Stationery,
Groceries. Drugs. Paints anil
Dl'E-STEFFS.
Comprising every article usually found in dry goods
stores IN this country, which they offer to purchasers
at wholesale or retail low prices as can be pur
chased elsewhere in the State. All that We ask Is an
examination Of lhc qualities and prices of our goods,
as having th facilities determined TO sell as low
or lower than the lowest.
Van Burcn. June rs. 1888.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Dry Goods.

Balzorine and painted jackOnet MusIin; plaid Cling.
hams 81 ~ is; brown Domestic, Columbian, msrl-
boro and Georyiln stripes; Franklin PlIds heavy fuii
cd Sat,nett striped, Plaid bk, steel mixed, aud blue
do; scarlet, wliNe and grcon hlnnels red padding
cloth do: canvass; conred clmbrcs stout webb worst.
ed and India Rubber Braces Levantue evats; Pongcc,
English Bandanna aud FTcnch SIX hkfs. Sp,talhe d
and ChopPa; sk purscs twist black silk brdds; BLK.
silk cords; cOlored wors:ed binding; quality bindings
selcsca lining, scrgcs mixed aud patent Pas; m"hLir
aud silk bindings; cotton and linen sowing thread
white twillcd tapes linen do cotton hks.: chlntG
shaws black and colorcd aita ribbons lasting, sat.
in and mohair coat aud vest buttons Plitn muslin
cravats; Madras do; Avery shecting; Greenfield Bur
lngtOn tickings; Mcrrimack rich chintE, gnghum
stripe, and French plate prints great variety Of pat
erns blue and green bllnkeis; cotton yarn Sc. &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
HsnriGnrc.

knitcs and forks, shoe knives, butcher do pocket DO
razors scissors hum anccs, phlegus Snalcs, Norfolk
tches knob do, tap borcrs round bolts door do brass
and patent fancets moasscs gates, butt hinges brass
butts chalk liaes shoe tack carpenters rules,
table and tea spoons, sheep shears, hand Saws, pit
saws rat tall half roundand mill files horse rdsps,
wood do shoe rasps patent SETS straps, vo
lin strings needles, darning and spayng do; knitting
pins: wood pocket combs; stock pad closet trunk ill
saddle bags and gun locks; lIndoosan oil stones tape
measures, lacks assorted stata glasses shoe hammers
su-puGCr buttons iron squares, socket and mer chs
els foot adzes, awI blades, pegging aws,scyhc stones
shoe pincers Gotten and WOrsted Weddings brace and
bits, stock and dies, roller buckles patent augcrs,
ints carpenters tools; blue and black INK Collins and
ioungs axes, Collins broad axes aud log chains,
straw knives scythes; mills; nails bar tyre, band
and hoop iron; blister steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Executive OFFICE. J
itiie Rock, &npe lCN, 1915. (


pvcrnmcnt of the United States issued, on
|qnisition of Governor J Miller, 10 the Ter.
|rkansas. on the 10th October, lol9,-4Oo
D jL Pisiols: and on the 18th Jnly, lS2l,-
Sabre, aud 400 Pistols; and on the 2ath
b2l,--I2 Drums and ~ fifes. All Of said
Firumeats of martial music, were distributed
points. and no doubt, under the care Of
J. responsible for their sale Keeping and ru-
b; hut as those persons are unknown to me,
Snhlc interest requires some knowledge Of
TO request all those having such ar'ns or
', charge or possC ssing any knowledge of
1t the same to this Office, as soon as cir
Fs.I permit. TlIOS. 5. DREW.
loS r' Chief. IS
IsrAXp, A!jt. Gen'. -
no 2l-iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

SickHeSs. A friend las informed us that there
is considerable sickness bmong the Chorokers liv
ing on the Arkansas ri Pr. In one neigborhood
Week before last six ind Fments took place. An
unhea'hy season is ant pated by many.
Cherokee AdrOcniP,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

Sugar, coffee, loaf sugar. clarified sugar, molasscs
rice, Regalia aud Principe scgars, honey dew aud Left
wlchc hest chewing tobacco; gun powder tea; half
Dbl. shdd tanners OIL ClIret mInC pickles. mustard,
tomato catsuP; cayenne ground pepper; cinnamon aud
ginger ground pemrnto lemon syrup; StoGghton hit
ters cassia; sweet oil Musca and Fort WING, sweet
wine in casks; cherries, RESINS, spices mould can.
dies, whSkoy, old Bourbon do lnseed oil, Walk.
crs ale Ptsburg do,clav pipes soap CASTLE do, cider,
starch, cologne Jelly, flour emery white lead, coarse
aud fine salt; brooms; single and double
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
THRUSTONS PILLS.

FgsilE E gentleman who borrowed the 9th volume
d of SCOTS Bible. from library IN this city,
will please call and get the other five volumes.-
All others having odd volumes OF borrowed books
will do well to call for the full sets.
July 26, lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
SCOTT, WHITE. 4 Co.

IyAYE JUST received tue following articles ol dry
goods, groceries, hardware, queensware. boats,
shoes Ic., which they Offer fpr sale reasonable term,
fnrc Ii hnrrn trN.n nrnLIurn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C,

Musk, and Orange Waters, Otto Rose, Ext. Moaslin,
Jesscmn Violet and various others, Russian lair Dye,
Macassar, aud pure Bear Oil, Cold Cream, Cream OF
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl Alebaser and Hair
Powder Powder Putfs,, ,,Shaying Brushes, Tooth Nail
and Hair Brushes, Trhsses, fine Ivory and Dressing
Combs, lndclIible Ink. Japan aud Blue Fluid, Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality
PoStoice Paper, GlIotts Steel Pens, Guils nk Sand
India Reher, Marbles, Lead PenciIs, Fancy and Plain
Sealing Wax, &e. .s.. - . ... ..
DRUGS AND MEDICINES of every description,
the assortment bsg too large TO admit in the colums
Of the lntelgenCer without crowdIng out "imporiant
matter" .... Us .... . .I- #.
All orders directed Us will be thankfully received,
and promptly attended to-. -
W. II. & NJ. MAYERs
Groeers 8 Druggists.
Fort Smith. June7, Is45
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Fort smith i, ces for Isi5
+ ALL LAC CE S .

fiRST DAY. Tue ny lfth day October,
Sweapstake for coli bnd icys. Mile heots.
reeabo 10 rule, $50 d rance, one half forfeit;
name aud close by tn Isl day Of October, 3 or
IRE to make race.
Sece-'! Gny, Wodnes y, Jockey Climb purse.
NiN beats, az roeabe rule.
Third day. Thursda Jockey Club purse, 3
81 inf5, mile heats, frcY for any horse, agreca.
10 ruIe.
Fovrth day, Friday, Fweapstake for 8 wears
+ Xpe heats. 500 4 rrance. one haif forfeit;
1pre 10 ma W racy to name AMI close by
bay of October.
A4Jf yards the size Of be purses tho proprietor
n o&jy say he anticipates that they wIIt be Ilb
hI, nDd pledges hlm>cl TO use every cXcrtIOn in
pQHer that there may be good pnrseS for each
ya1ncing; which pursf Shalt be known in due
- % the public. 4ny persons wishing to
tries in the abov stakes can do so by nd
4rjr9 the proprietor a For, Smith.
qs7 SAMUEL CAT IN ELL, Proprietor.
B, The winner o the stakes will pay the
tles fee. S. c.
Grnt Q. 1915 -NEj ,lr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
!, CORDIALS, q SEGARS

Oranges, Lemons, Figs Rasins, Almonds, sPrunes
VcrmaciIla, Macaron Candies Citron, preserved Gin
ger, Lemon a"d Sar: ia Syrups salad Oil Musl-
rooms aud Walnut kctchups, Ghcrkins, Pepper, fine
and grain fcppcrSance, Chocolate French Mustard in
jars, Am. Mustard, Alspicr, Mace, Closes CnaainUn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
MARRIED..

Inthis city, on the 2o'h + July, 1915, by the Rev.
NJ: Hun'e,, Mr.. En.Srs- McrnAcrp~, to Miss So.
nHE CoLLINs all ofsthis y.
Spirit of tie Age.