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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
TkO.AD CLOTHS &c
WALLACE Il WARD,

wilson's Brick Row, Main street van BUREN,
LAVE just received an assortment OF fancy
goods. consisting in part. Of new s'yI' IInrs;
Fringcs; Ericson1erape trimmings; PLAIN ana hem
,,ich Linen Cambria hkfs.; Linen Cambria; blk.
and figured Satin and nett Peler'n"s; lace strip
pIdid and Celestial de joe points; Blk. and mode
cbaly; Silk; Salin ombre crimprd. and Cashmere
fancy hkfs nett hkfs.; Silk showls; srnch"w ana
Gro de Rhine Silks; Bonnet SILKS; PLAIN co'"red
and pInid Florence Silks; Paris Chem'setts ana
Collarc,ts; Green Barmge; blk. and white nr''
goods Polka Mitts; blk, and white long Gloves;
hlk, hi,e and colered hid Gloves; hik aud white
Silk Hose blk. Crapr; Ar,ifc'as; Feather f""s $
&C., &c., to winch they invite The attention o.
the Ladies.
May ~, ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Defendants.

A Nd now on this day, the complainant by his
"A ,olicilor f,'d hIs aii i,vIl, from which II ap-
prn RS to the satisfaction OF the court that le SAID
Jeremiah Beam is u NONRESIDENT Of lhe State OF
Arkansas.
It Is therefore ordered by tho clerk here in va.
cation that the said jeremiah Beam, be notified
by publication. that tne said conpinIn,nt has ex'
hrbnei his b. 10 this cause ani that subpGna
has ssu,d. reurnablc TO the next term OF the cIr.
cut court OF said county. 10 br held on the first
Monday IN SrptemLer,A. ID. lS45. al which tine
The said defendant is required 10 appear IN person,
Or by sol cilur, and answer the several alIrgnons
IN said B.ll. ~hch are gener y, that lhe said com.
.pIaiuant purchased of jonathan Logan, in his life
tiu e.cerla,n Lands described IN said cOmpIalnanls
Bill. for whcn he. paid Tor, and received of SAID
Logan bond for tile, and the said Logan depar.
ted lnis Itr without making title 10 the said de.
scrhed L. md IN the Bond. The Bill praNs for II
spec TIC performance OF the contract of the legal
Representative and heirs at Law Of the said Jona.
than Logan. deceased.
Further ordered. that copy Of this order be
pmbnshei two weeks successivety, in the Arkan-
Iut.Iligenrer.n newspaper printed in this Sta'e
tho last insertion to be at least thirty days before
tho sa ID term Of said court, and that If said deen
dan do no, then and there appear. said bL will be
taken as confessed US to hlrn. aud decree entered
accordingly.
A true copy from the chancery minutes.
ATTEST:
a. NJ. WARD. Clerk.
O,, -, l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
SuG,R Cu,TED
"Imprnyed vegetable Indian Pills,'

Are the result Of this labor. Their effects, and the
eneraI favor with which they have been received in
parts oi the United STATES. warrant III" proprietor
In the dee tnn that they the greatest nprov
nent in mrdeine ever known" Uulke all ',ther pills,
these neither gripe, produce nausea nor any other
.ent lion. While they ire as powerful. as u
is possible for a medicine to he. aud be harmless
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious Of mineral medicines which ex
rrt such am all powerful influence lhe system as
10 supcrcedr every ihi' else .liing and iencr"g
both the and nature herself altogether aud OF.
ten rosttuting greater and more grierous disease,
which shall " eyh upon Il man through life.
SICKNESS IN CHlLDR'
onires the prompt md certain effects OF msl and
agreeable puTgatiEe edcine. like these pills
WORMS
arr instantly expelled from the system oy their use
Foul stomach and Gurred tongue hnd positive anti
DO in these sugar Coated Pills.
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take them, and they
wIil promote regular acton, and preserve hehIh ana
.tr,utb nj bnI. and yIvaLty Of mind. For cert'h.
cate. o ladies', we refei the dHhld to pamPh'et 10
be. h ID Of the AGENTS. But uG Wi, merely reier I"
lew who have been cured by the U.s. "t these ms
X. Thmpsun, Sc North Moore street. tnephe" OF
the late Judge lhompson) cured OF perIodca! hea2'
d ache nd pain in the breast
H. NJ Park, United states Navy. fover and .crofula
Jacob Clr!ock's daughter. No. staple st cured Of
worms.
Mrs. $. A. Could, (Matron Of the United States
ilospta) cured Of headache and bilious affections
sarah Doug las. corner "f Ludlow and Walker sts.,
cured Of pam in the head dmne>s oi sight. &c
las. NJ. Turner, tate OF the u. ). Navy, 5el Green
wch ST cured OF weakness in the breast, cosl'ene's
ana difficulty OF breathing
Ira Avo,d, Cazenova, N. Y. cured of bilious com
plant
james J. Bevns. deputy sheriff, has seen them used
in the debtor prison " nth astonishing results
Iiou P. -. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball, NJ. D. "i
Michigan. have testified to several remarkable cures
Of lever aud ague by these Fills
Sold at I7J .Icoun lch street, New York. and by
WALLALE& WARD, Agents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
FoRT SMITH. ARKANSAS,
June 5lh. lS45. I

June 5lh. lS45.
10 PROPOSALS will be received nt the
Of the undersigned until II NJ. the
of June. lS45. for furnishing the Qnar-
rs Department with one hundred an J
% good Prairie Hay, well cured aud clear
y &c.
u tons to be delivered Mt the new works
remainder $50 tons) nj Camp. near Fort
he whole to b. stacked or ricked by the
|pr and at his expense.
pntract to be completed on or before the
n Of August. lS45. Good security will
6cd for the fnilhfu, fulfment of contract.
riviege of rejecting ali bids deemed high
ed to the United States.
T.. B. ALEXANDER, a. @. NJ.
Ri.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
DiSCON VERY
THE HEiK!NG ART,

I THE HEALING ART,
In,o,,aro Inva,ids and Friends of the sick.
NItDISE. however sffeaeinus. has always been
wi ~ with d satisfaction by the sick, owing to
j.. nn,I,int nature. Hence il has ever been the
,,udy oTl great physicians to disguise its nauc"ous
TASTE their eifor have never been crpwned with
1t was left tor Dr. SmrIh to accom-.
pIisb aving given the subject his unremitting al
/. nj nor nearly two y"urs, he has, sr'r spending
con, bic SUN ol MONEY, pr'duceda IN deine which.
is every way age eabie to the palate. IS sure T.
,,Iph oyrr"s ss"s aud all opposition, and TO reP'y
hi for his derotop 10 The improvement OF The med.
DR.. C. BENZ SMITHS
SuG,R Cu,rED
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
TIE CITY OF VAN RUREN.
Fosr Smith. J me Sth, IsI5.

TING visit to your nor Ho,abie cir. for
frs, limo sincn it became cooperation.
erly iguorant Of the fnci. We wrrr 50 nm.
he as to infringe upon one Of Your mosr
prdina nces, IA, least 50 We were told ln th,.
some Dollars and Cents BY riding through
scelont ordered streets. at the ru,e of four
y the hour. A process was served in due
nd We were taken before soue person or
unknown. where It was unanimously
D., NO should pny for our ternerIly as rh,.
fect. In vain we pleaded our ignnrance Of
}, tha, the ground in your precious place
Re sacred TO touch thin that which sup.
Dur rival corporations Of the Union. In
J represented to our sapIent rdlers that it
rst offence and committed anin,entionaIlv,
it would be more credi,nble to The city TO
>n US ulon the subject and let US "co ~
all would not do, we were fairly caught
u fork over or do worse. In this dilemma
Drsted to see their commissions as cIvII of.
b order to inform ourselves whether We
bsecuted o, prosecuted, but were refused.
IRs to he done : We might as well 90 to law
y d.; the court setting in n place that
\ be mentioned-as To oppose our fate sd,
il advisable, We bought ourselves off witt II
sum TO the immense edifca,lon of III q
u by.s,anders, il We were to Judge froi y
per in which the spols perc dicidet
b not in Gath !! c.
DRAEnON ,l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
STATE OF ARKANSAS I CO
Couyry oS JoHSsoN,

In vaci,o;; c. ..,r Johnson C'rcuitCourt. before
the Clerk Oh the eh ,ncery side thereof, the 2lsI
day or May, A. ID. 1913.
Urrn ID. Hogan. Complainant.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS,

WILSON'S BScE ROW. MAIN sTsEsT, VAN BUsES
a RE in receipt Of handsome 10, of DRY
- GOODS and fancy understanding in
part of
Rlenched and brown shr,ings and sheeiings;
Fancy English, French and American prints
White and colored blankets;
LADIES' bonnets. &c.
A l.SO-A small lot Of ladies' shoes. Luskins and
bootees. all Of which they are prepared TO sell at
low prices for cash, or hides and peItrics.
March /, lS45.-3-lf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

u Y z u y " = HS'
Hon. A. s. VII
" L. A. lIannegan,
" Alex. Barrow, H. Senate,
" James Semple,
ID X. Atcnison,
I" C. Ashley.
q" J. j. Hardin, orJE,o;,
5. A. Douglas, :
" Willis Greene, Of Ksntueky
- john Petit,
&" =. Z. sample, =, I.s;.,.
:. C. b. Sm tn,
&" J. A. Wright,
" }. B. Bnwlin, .u::
J VI. Hughes. I
" Henry Dodge, Of Wisconsin,.
April 18th, Io45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
CHEAP CASH STOREl!
New Goods! New Goods!

TINII undersigned have the pleasure ofnorming the
ladies' and gentlemen of this place. and its vicin-
fty. that they have opened select stock of
DRY GOODS. SUMNER CLOTHING. HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES. Sc, &c. Also lot of Sugar. Cof
fe Salt. Tobacco, Liquors, &c, &C., at the store OF
Mr. John Smith. Main street, which we are prepared
to sell at the very lowest prices,
country produce will be received in eSchenge iof
goods. iORhAo Po'"o'
Van Burcn, May 10th, I645,-~t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

lanes Logan Executor, |
Sarah A. Logan. Exec. |
uirix, Alex tndor Scott. |
Jeremiah Beam aud
William Adams. Guar
dan ad iiiem Ut Me-
linda. DAVID aud Sarah
A. Logan. minor heirs
OF Jonathan Logon. de.
ceased.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Defendants.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
OLD LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS, g. SEiARS,
ERulIS. cONEECIlONARIEs. &C.

FRUITS, CUNttC lUNAhltS. &C,
Oranges. l., M ms, Figs kai.ins, Almonds, Prunes
Vcrmaca, Macaruni. Candies, Ctron, preserved Gin.
ge r. L, mon and Sarsapara Syrups. Salad OIL Mush.
rooms aud Walnut Ketchups, Gherk'ns, Pepper. fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, French Mustard in
jars Am. Mu,,ard. Alspice, Mace Cloves, Cinnamon.
PERfUMRY, STATIONERY &C.
Ceylon sc. nj racks, FLORIDA Caogpc. Lavender.
Musk, and Orange Waters, OTTO Rose, Ext. MnusIin,
Jessemin Violet and various others, Russian lIar Dye.
Macassar, aud pure Rear Oil, Cold Cream, Cream Of
Almonds, Shaving Cream, PeLrl. Alebaster and Hair
low der, Powder Pus, Shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
and udm Brushes, Trusses. line ivory and Dressing
Combs, indciibie ink. iapsn aud Blue Fluid. Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality,
ros,oce Paper tiiiotts Steel u.s. Qulis, ink, sand.
India Ruber, Marbles, Lead Pencils, Fancy and Plain
Sealing Wax, &c, ~
DRUGS AND MED ClNES Of every desert pton,
the assortment being too large admit in the coiuins
OF the intcIlgencer without ding out imporiant
matter.'
All orders directed will be thankfully received.
W. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
Grocers . Druggists.
Fort Smith, June 7, lS45.
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E'rrsisigI,tEulI,.

y correspondent Of The Philadelphia Citizen
'o''''' Ha' been to SEQ The President ard thus
speaks OF hini ''Ihe crowd uottejng yer, great,
we had re pleasure Of seveu! mnmctts CONVEX
saxon with him. lie is very aiaIable, frank,
oP.n-hoaried gentleman, AID cij 'yso Ike. OHM
sell something Of 0It rs wcli as another. In
appearance, he Is man If about TIE middle siz,,
rather under than Cyei--wila a cast ul feature
tia, would strike the most unob.crying, as belong
ing 20 man of great decision OF character, firm
"ess, and indomilablc energy. His forehead il
hiSh, broad, and expansive, and his hair which
Is combcd back from his temples, 1t jackson, is
what might he termed, in jockey phrase, dark
iron grey, his eye large, dark, aud very express
sive, his lips thin and compressed, gives him The
appearance Of bold, determined mana man
who, like the sleeping lion, had better be left alone
to enjoy his quiet reposc, than be aroused. He
is very dignilied and courteous in his manners.
and seems to understand and appreciate the re-
sPeci due his exalted position. Sir Robert Peel
will most ccrtainIy wake up The wrong passen-
ger il he calculates upon intimidaJing James X
Polk. man with his face never knew the mea-
ming Of such word as Gear"
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A ncvcr.io!iny fountain Of this delightful be-
store, east of the Mansion House. Those ,rou-
bled with glowing coppers will find it much
more efficient refrigerator than brandy and water
while temperance folks will rejoice in i, as their pc
liar beverage particularly The ladies' who by tas-
ting it will find their dear, delicate lllc polales
prodigiougly tckltd. We can youch for this
guod erai demonsiyapd.9l-thc Dutch Of which
DO it known to all ye poor ignorant people Tho,
don't understand Hebrew, is. that ~ hash pe'n
driel."
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Our friends from the country continue
to speak highly lavorably of the pros
poets of the wheat crop. The late rains
have placed the fields entirely beyond any
fear of dearh. Other products also look
well. There will probably be warm
weather sufficient TO bring the corn on
rapidly, and secure heavy crop, which,
with heavy crop Of wheat, will be a
great blessing to this section, as for a
year or two past, there has been partial
failure in both these staples Chicago
New8.
The Little Fort Porcupine says:-'The
prospect of an abundant wheat harvest
never was more promising. The coun-
ties of Lake, Mcllenry, and Boone, will
evidently turn off treble the crop of last
season, most of which will find a market
at Lite Fort
The Joliet Signal also says :-'The
papers from all quarters represent the
crops as unusually promising. AS far as
our observation and inquiry have extern
ded, we feel warranted in saying one third
more grain is now in the ground in this
section than on any previous occasion,
and it looks very promising
Northern Mdina.-A friend from
Michigan city, tells us that he has never
known the wheat in that vicinity TO look
as well as at the present time. 1t is We
ry forward and luxuriant. A letter from
South Bend, ST. Joseph Co. says 81
have recently travelled through the coun-
ties Of Kosciusko, Elkhart. Marshall, ST.
Joseph and Lapor,e, in this State, and
have the qualification to say that we have
never hada better prospect Of an abnn-
dant wheat'crop than we now have. Las,
year our wheat was nearly destroyed by
the fly; at present it appears entirely free
from that and all other evils
Michigan. We learn from the Adran
Eypositor, that the wheat crop never look
ed better in that region at this season of
the year. than a. present. The Signal Of
Liberty also gives like flalering account
OF that section.
Extracts Of Letters rccciped in his C;iy, dated
"BEAuroRT, April 30.
1t is melancholy to see The crops in
fact, nine tenths are not up get; every
thing is perishing, and the cattle | am in
formed are dying for water.-Every
morning promises rain, but in the even
ing the clouds disappear with cool cas-.
,erly wind.'-Richmond Enquirer.
MACON, May /.
We are sorry TO say that The drought
in this part Of the country still continues,
and that the boats having on board the
Cotton shipped about the 4lh of April
remain tied up near to this place; such a
state Of the river at this season is unpre-
cedenled. = Charleston Mercury.
The Lancaster Gazette gives cheer
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The ST. Louis Republican notices tho
commanding points over the world which
have been seized by the British Govern.
menl for the purpose of exciting a con-
troing influence over its commerce. Glib.
ralter for the purpose of controlling the
commerce of the Mediterranean the on
~ good entrance into the Baltic sea; the
Cape OF Good Hope; The Island of Hong
Kong on the coast of China, and many
other positions of similar character over
the whole world. These facts show with
what views she looks upon the key to the
territory of Oreeon-,he mouth of the
Columbia river. who wonders saws
the Republican, shat this rapacous pow
or should have her eye upon the mouth
of the Columbia rivera river which
drains the immense territory Of Oregon
Will our government stand idly by, and
see her fortify herself there, so that it
will be the WORK Of years TO loose her
hold upon it! We have too high an es.
innate, not only of the patriotism, but of
the intelligence of the people, TO believe
that our rightful claim TO Oregon will ev-
er be compromised. '-Sangamo Jour
nal.
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The Ottawa Free Trader says that Mr.. RYAN
Is not candidate for the trustccship on the par,
ol The state, but iorgcts TO inform us whether he
would not be pleased to have hoard chosen who
would elect him chief engineer of the work.
Chicago Journal
Tho editor Of the Journal has hitherto forgotten
TO iniorm the public u at he would DO pleased to
have board chosen tina, would give him the
handling of the funds bu, it may be policy to
keep tho matter dark as 1t nigh, lead 10 some
unfortunate developments as to Dick Wilson's
skill as u inancicr.
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The legislature Of this state has adjourned with
out Iiberating Dor. The test vote in the senate
was II for unconditional liberation, and Is a.
glnst In the house it was % in favor, and 30
against. When will Rhode Island be able to
wash out the deep stain her inhuman treatment
Of Dorr has left upon her chagcc,erl What is
DORIS crimcl He sought to carry out in prac-
lice, what no American denies in principle, that
the people have a. any time The right "o alter or
abolish their form Of government and to institute
new ono" and failed-flilcd in doing right
And for this no is incarcera,cd with leops and
murderers; and kept there to waste his health,
and the best days Of his life by miserable nnu-
cncc, that is capable Of every cnormi'y, to keep
beyond the reach Of justice, their power, aud gain,
gotten in inlamy. The people of Rhode Islaad
arc no longer guilty Of the Outrage Of Den
Imprisonment. by a large majority they have
declared at the polls in favor of his unconditional
release. Tho inlamy belongs alone to tho "Al-
8erincs," the landed oligarchy. But the day Of
rcribulion is at hand. Popular rights have made
immense stu les in Rhode Island within year or
two Heads are beginning TO count in the choice
Of rulers as well as acres and in very short
time "heads" will have it, and the last extreme Of
the extremely elongated tail Of British arislocracy
in America will bo down." sunkcn utterly into
political nonGrlily,
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Hecrt-rending 1Gair.--We learn from
Captain SchedIker, who runs the Miami
Canal, that most heart-rending affair
took place at Hamilton on Saturday week.
A young man of that place was crossing
the Miami river on horseback with his
intended wife, lovely girl, when the
later's horse stumbled and she fell into
the water. Her lover fastened to her as
sistance, when she threw her arms around
his neck. The current carried them both
into deep water; both were drowned,
while locked in each others arms. When
Capt. S. passed On Sunday. the body of
the young man had been recovered, and
between one and two thousand persons
were gathered TO search for the other.
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ing account of The crops in that section
of the State, and says The crops in
Lancaster county, and, indeed, through
out the State, for aught we know or
have reason TO believe TO the contrary, y
are in a most thriving and floulishing
condition. Within the last few days we
have had an abundance of rain and cleo
irici,y, which almost insianlaneonslyl
produced an extraordinary effect in the
vegetable world. Everything shot forth.
as if by magic. And we now have hioh
promise of an abundant and rich harvest
Fr0St.--The Boston Journal of the 10Th
INST, says: Last night again boar frost
ovcrspread this vicinity, and if no, doing
injury, at leas, excited alarm. We trvsf
it was the last appearance for the season.
Heavy frosts were experienced in the
vicinity Of Cleveland, Ohio, from the Isl,
TO the 9Th inst, doing much injury to all
kinds Of frui! that could be effected by
cold. Water iroze an eighth of an inch
thick at Utica, New York, on Wednes-
day night.
The WheGt CrOp.-We took an excur-
sion few miles into the country. few
days since, and were pleased 10 observe
that The wheat crop, in this vicinity, looks
unusually fine, everything thus far indi.
Gates an abundant harvest. Our farmers
put out large crops last fall, and should
they turn out as well as appearances in
dictate, we may expect better times
South Bend (la., } Free Press.
At Columbia, s. c., on the s,h inst.
the editor of the SOaUh CaroHnia, ate
ripe peaches grown in the open air there
this season!
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A new implement of terrible efficacy
has been devised in England by PROBES.
sor Brunsen. 1t consists of liquid sim
liar TO alcohol, in which the oxygen is
replaced by arsenic. 1t ignites the mo-
ment it is exposed to the air. lfany ves-
sci filled with it, like glass or iron globe,
should be thrown upon The decks or into
the ports of ship, it would ignite the
moment, the vessel sirnck any hard SUBJ
stance, and the innammable liquid Instant
ly would be in blaze. The atmosphere
a, once becomes filed with clouds Of
white arsenic, by which deadly poison
is evolved and inhaled. Being heavier
than, and insoluble in water, il could not
be exlinguishcd, and Of course. il becomes
fatal TO all within its influence.
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oregon Uheat-There was left with
u.s. says the Frederick Herald, a few
heads OF Oregon Wheat, which was ia.
Ken from Bloomfield farm, belonging TO
Henry X. SmeItzer, Esq, near Middle
town, Maryland. Said wheat was in
head on the 2Sih Of April. The gentle.
man who left il stated that it was the nat.
ural wheat OF Oregon Territory. brought
IN by missionary, and presented to Gen.
J. lille, of Pennsylvania; he stated that
the natives told him that it had been
growing there spontaneously for great
many years.
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There is no point on the Illinois river that pos
scsscs great natural advantages for trade as the
town Of Pekin.-SHgags0 Ja,nGk
but Pekn is no, the only point on the Illinois
river that can lay claim to such distinction.
To mention few others:
There is no point on the Illinois river that pos.
esscs as great natural advantages for trade as the
town of Pe0ria.
There is no point on the Illinois river that pos
sesscs as great natural advantages for trade as the
town of Peru.
Theirs is no point on the Illinois river that pos
scsscs great natural advantages for trade as the
town OF ONGUu,
We could name many more points on the Hi
nois river that possess greater natural advantages
for trade than any other point on the Illinois IL
yer, but the superiority of any one over all the
rest is easily seen by the traveller, or emigrant
hunting location, that it is needless to point
them out particularly.
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ministers Dead-7He Black 2ong,e.
The Rev. b. Westlako, of Peru dis
trlci, and the Rev. Mr.. Bucking ham, of
Logansport district, Indiana, died recent.
~ of erysipelas or black tongue. It is
also said that the Rev. II. Hareraye died
lew days since in fit. During few
months pas, the deaths of the following
ministers have been recorded in Indiana
to wit: GIippengkf, Patrick, Guthrie, El.
der. Crouch, Games, Ballingall, West.
lake, Buckingham. and IIargrave, all be.
longing to the Methodist Church.
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The Britannia steamer arrived at Boston on the
10Th, from Liverpool, bringing dates two weeks
later than by previous arrivals. We find among
the news none worth transcrbns. Tho war fc-
yer had pretty much subsidized, and they were
awaiting anxously the news from this side. Our
readers will find some speculations on this suhjcc,
as well as other interesting items in the letter
from Liverpool, ON the first page, from our friend
Absent"