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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
PRODUCE STORE.

y7,uE Subscriber respectfully begs leave I'd inform
the public that he has taken the brick building on
Min Street one door north of John Austin Il Co
grocery store, where he will constantly keep on hand
f'our. orn Meal, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venison hams.
Cbickens Vegetables of all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap.
,les, Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes All o.
wh; sh he will sell low fer casa. A. N. buSL'
March Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,
HAVE just received per steamer Lucy Walk
IL er, the following articles, which they offer
for sale, very low, for cash or country produce
40 sacks Rio coffee,
$50 " salt,
10 hhds sugar,
I cask saleratus,
do madder,
ceroon best indigo,
20 kits mackerel,
10 do salmon,
4 barrels T. oil,
4 casks porter,
9 do ale,
4 barrels loaf sugar,
2 do crushed do,
2 do old whiskey.
S boxes lemon syrup,
Is bales brown domestic,
$50 pieces blue Merrmac prints,
25 cases fashionable hats,
25 cases boots aud shoes,
200 pairs summer pants,
so summer coats,
8 doz. handsome shirts,
2 bales oakum,
10 doz. painted buckets. ,'or
IUU deml onns, assorted,
10 coils rope,
] cask glue,
l do ampblack.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
LOOK HERE.

A LII persons who are indebted to the undersigned,
n either by note Gf book account are requested to
come forward and settle Immediately, they will find
their and accounts in the hands of an officer for
collection determined 20 selnc our business
SCOTT, WHITE 4 co.
Vun BursB, Feb. Is, Isi5.--i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Admins
traton, bearing date the 18th day of January, ls45,
upon the estate of William w. Eockctt, decd, have
been issued to me- by the clerk Of the Probate court Of
Crawford county. All persons having claims aga st
said estate are hereby notified to bring them forward,
properly authenticated, within one year from the date
hereof or they may be forever dobarrcd from any BEN
eft from SAID estate and if such claims be exhb.
tied within two years from the date Of said letters Of
on they will be forever barred and precud
cd from any benefit from said estate. All persons in
debod to said .stat tc ara notified Iahv pa yment i'm.
mcdately. WILLIAM }. HoCkETT,
Jan 9. lSi5--i td,a of w. ". Horkcn, deed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

C00 PIECES low and medium icedtancy Prints
COSD Domestics, Mousl,n de Lanes, Linens, Sil4
and Cotton Handkerchief Cotton Yarns, and all kinds
n" Dry Goods which will be sold at Prccs 20 sas the
timesby WALLACE Il WARD.
Oetdler 26, IS4I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

It's Creditors.
Upon reading the foregoing petition, it is order.
a ed by the court, that notice thereof be pub
IiShed in the Arkansas IneIIrgencer, newspaper
printed in the District seventy days at least be-
fore the first Monday of March next, when
hearing will be had on the said petition, IN the
District Court Room, in the city Of Little Rock,
" thin the said District at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon and all creditors vino have proved their
debts, ard other persons in interest, may appear
at the said time and place, and show cause Il any
they have, why the prayer of snid petition should
not be granted And it is further ordered by the
court. that oil such creditors whose places OF resi-
deoce are known, shall be entitled to a service
and noce Of the same petition and order, either
personally or by letter addressed to them, at Their
known usual place of residence, atested by the
clerk of the court. and served or left at his usua
place of abode. by the Marshal or his Deputy. OF
sent by the mail, whereof due proof Is to be gwen
WIN. FIELD, Clerk.
Rv A. II. RUTHERFORD, ID. Z.
J,nu,rvd 1Sl5-47-6t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
PROCLAM NATION

BY TIE G VERNON OF ARKANSAS.
NETIlEREAS it las been made known to mo
w that EUGENE JARpALLAs. who with ErriENE
VAUGINE. was committed 10 tho la,l OF Arkansas
county, charged with tho murder of JOHN b. NO.
rRrBE. has made his escape thoreirom and is run
ming at large
Now, therefore. |, THOMAS S. DREW, Gov
ernnr of the S.,lo of Arkansas. by virluo OF the
authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer
rcwnrI of Tro Hundred Dollars, to any person
who may apprehcnd the SAID JARDALLAs. ana de-
liver hun to the Sheriff of said county of Arknn.
sas in order that justice in this behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereun'o
set nv hand. and cause Il seal
of said State to be affixed, al Lit
Les tic Rock. on the 9th day OF jan
A. d. lS45.
THOMAS 5. DREW
By the Governor.
DAVID B GREER. Secretary Of state.
DEscRIPrloN-"The said Eugene larda'Ins Is
about u or IS years old about FIVE feet ''gh' or
nine inches h;gh-stouI bnk-dnrk c"mp'rN'oh-
black hair and oycs. with large scar on his chrrN
immediately undor the eye and speaks with H.
lie Of tho French accrnt.'
! January 30, lsi5-No. l-iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

ARGYLE is IL dark brown, without white. cN-
kcem n star. fifteen hands and three Qu1rtcrs high
|possessed of uncommon bone and muscle. aud Il
form combining with perfect ;! mmoiry. every "s-
|scntial of Race Horse. Ito is now fourteen
years old. having been foalcd in Maryand IN thn
|sprInp of 1880. He was sired by the famous Mon.
Thomson. bis dam Thistle. was by Ogc's Oscar. his
prandam by DIR. Thornton's imported Horse Chit.
den. his o. graniam by Mr.. Halls Spot; and his
.. g @. dam by DR.. Marsha's Iyder Ally, who
- H., I ;,Js IN b,n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS, }

County OF CRAWFORD.
Crawford Probate Court. January term, lS45.
Nd now this day came the Administrators OF
~ Wharton Rccto, John Drennen and las Rec.
tor md it appear ng TO the satisfaction Of the Court
that the order made at the last term Of this court re.
atve their second annual return, has not been pub
shed 1t is therefore ordered by the court that all
persons interested be nted, by publication that the
said Administrators have filed their second annual re.
turn, for examination and conrmation und that if no
exceptions be filed thereto, or before the second
day of the Of the Court Of Probate for said
county they will be forever barred from excepting 10
such And that all persons be further noti
fed that said Administrators have filed fulNaccount
of their ntire administration and we'd the Cour: Of
Probate be allowed to resign the farther adminsira
ton of said estate, and that If sufficient cause be
shown to the contrary before the third day Of the
next term this said ress ton will be allow
ed and said Administrators discharged from the fur
ther administration OF said estate.
certify that the above a copy from the mi
nutes, 3lst January, iS4J.
81 A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

EUST RECEIVED, 50 lbs Wetern Reserve Cheese,
- per steamboat Rolla. and for sale by
February 5, I8ij-52.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
NOTICE..
'THI CELEBRATED RACE HORSE AND STALLION
ARGI ill.,.

WILL stand the ensuing season; at the pi""
w TALON OF Sam4ei Mays, in Flint District
Cherokee nation. lie will be let to mares at ~
the season, and that paid within th" ycar-a de-
ducli,n of 20 per cent. being made for money
paid .thin the season. The season to commence
on tho lsl day of March, and end tho 3O!n OF
y ne. H.
Every care will bo taken OF the mares. and
cIr foals, hut no liabilities will be incurred for
% opes OF accidents. Good paslurage Will bePro,
|. ed, aud mares fed on gram at reasonable
| ice, aud servants bolrJei gratis. Should
8ro moi prove in foal, she shall havo the benefit
hi ,he succeeding Fail season gratis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
SCOTT, WHITE T. co.

HAVE Just received from New Orleans, and
ID for sale low for cash
Is kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts
3 do alum
90 barrels sugar
800 lbs birthstone
800 lbs copperas
barrels molasses
5 do mackerel
do tanners oil +
tierce rice AZ
20 boxes sperm candles 81
do loaf sugar III
9 do queensware n
) do soap p
. do pine apple cheese
bale oakuIm
1000 lbs. Crowy steele T.
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. E. B. do
cask Goldfish
8 sacks pepper
90 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars, =.
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and mace.
Fbe. 10, 1874. "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
Regular Arkansas River Packet,
-LlAsE VALLEY,

Regular AfkAnsHS HINtT TH'NeF,
~LIAsH VALLEY,
". VI. LARIMoRE, N1sisf;
Will ply as regular packet between mouth
of white River and Fort C ib-On.
GSeS THIS new. light draught, substantial
E,--tF-lzltr built steamer will ply reeul rly be,
.s5&.-ss5S|i tween the above ports, and beng en-
,1y.siT bI Tor low water boat is excellenty well
lprrd to the trade. Every attention and care Will be
taken to render those Iortable who may honor the
boat with their patronage. The officers are careful
and experienced. and shippers may rely u'on the
nrrdy and 1fc transmission of all goods entrusted to
their
December I, I94l.--44-,f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
Settling Off.

Settling Off.
TJvUE death of Col R. S Gibson renders it indispen
SADLY necessary that the subscriber should close
off the unsettled ferrago accounts. due the firm Of
PASCHAL & GIBSON. Those therefore indebted
will please call at the office OF Pascha i Ogden and pay
up In future shall have to require cash payment
for fcrragcs, without discrimination
A. B. PASCHAL,
Surviving Partner.
Van Buren, Feb. 6. 1s45.--52-tf
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From The Mem Orleans Bee, July ..
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER

Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock,
as the steamer Marquette, captain &, A,
Turpin, bound for Cincinnati, was leaving
the Levee, at the foot Of Gravier street, both
Of her boilers bursted, with tremendous
report, tearing into fragments her boiler
deck, and cabin as far aft as the wheel
house on the larboarG side, and throwing
her chimneys into the river, and blowing
into the air her boilers and every thing above
them, and killing and wounding between
thirty and forty passengers and crew.
Immediately after the explosion, the boat
sank to her guards at the bow, and over the
floor of the ladies' cabin at the stern. At
the moment of the explosion, captain Tur-
pin had Just given the word to go head,
and was waking aft on the hurricane deck
to see that her stern was clear, when after
one or two revolutions Of the wheels he
was thrown about ten feet in the air, and
fell on the deck about the same distance
aft, escaping with slight bruise on the leg.
The pilot at the wheel, Mr.. Osrander, was
blown, it is stated, over one hundred feet
in the air, and fell upon the deck of the
steamer Yazoo City, lying alongside at the
Levee, disocating one Of his hip joints.
The number of persons standing on the
boiler deck is variously estimated at from
ten to fifteen, among whom were several
cabin passengers--they were all blown tc
the height Of one hundred and fifty or two
hundred feet in the air, some with their
limbs rent assunder, and all of them falling
into the river, without exhibiting any sign
of life, and sinking to the bottom instantly
The clerk and bar keeper were in thei
rooms, which were blown overboald-thei
bodies have not been discovered.
The number Of deck passengers and q
the crew killed, wounded and missing, is, a
near as we can ascertain, between twenty
i've and thirty. The scene presented OF
the lower deck was Of the most heart rem
ding description. In one place lay boa
with a head severed from 1t; ainother WIN
both legs torn off above the knees seine
with frightful wounds and gashes upor
their heads and limbs .-others win scarcel.
a particle of skin upon their bodies, from
the effects of the steam and soaking wa
ter. A lad Of some fifteen years o. age
was thEoTin upJr the Levee with both leg
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES

The editor of the Washington "Unlon"
says that he had on Tuesday an interview
with Governor Shannon, late Minister to
Mexico, the result of viii ch IS thus stated:
"He gave us very minute account OF
the state Of parties in MeXico--the charac-
ter Of Santa Anna, and Of her present ru-
lers--the tone Or the army, and its direc.
ton to the north-and the British influence
which appears to be in tie ascendant in
her public councils, He is Of opinion tha
the largest proportion Of her people are ir
favor Of iederatve system, The authen
tic accounts which we have on paper from
another quarter and which we lay before
our readers, incline TO the opinion that tn,
spirit Of Mexico is less military than hai
been supposed; and that, at all events, sh,
will take no decided measure towards tht
United States, until the election of a new
President has been made in August. Gov
ernor Shannon is inclined to believe that
unprepared as Mexico is for war-dest
tute, indeed, of almost all resources fol
carrying il on, upon her own hook-and
willing as her present rulers may be to de,
cline hostiIities, ye, that the excited spirit
of the army and of her people may compe
the governmental to declare war against tht
United States. England may prevent it
But will she! Mexico cannot do us muct
serious injury, without the indirect and un
demanded cooperation of England. Bu
willshe lendi it! Willshe consentto plunge
Mexico into a war, the flames of which
may extend 10 herself and which mus
place in oul hands the territory of CaIifor.
MIA, upon which she herself casts so many
"longing, lingering looksl"-O. S. journal
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HEIGHT OF IMPUDEyDE!--The following
resolution was adopted at the late Locofo-
co meeting in CincinnatE
"Reselved, That we consider the change
Of the apportionment law sad precedent
more dangerous and disCrganizng Ihan
any measure of that description in the e-
gislation of this country, but in strict con-
formty with whig practices in Kentucky
and other whig States, where they UNDER
took to monopolize the congressional rep
,resentalion.r
Now isn't that cooll So you consider
the new apportionment law dangerous
and disorganizing," do you! What in The
deuce then, is your opinion Of your own
shameless Gerrymander, Whereby, though
in a popular minority Of 5000, YOU mana
ged to swindle the State outof two.thirds Of
its congressional representation-securing
fourteen shaIlow-pated Locofocos to seven
sensible Wings! Really we can hardly tell
whether impudenre or knavery predomi-
mates in Ohio Locofocoism.-SctoIo Gazette,
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GLOWING ELoQUENCE.-The following is
an extract from speech, recently deliver
ed by candidate for public favor, in one
of the south western States. Should he
succeed in getting to Congress, Mexico, to
save her bacon, will to kRuckIe at oncel
"Feller citizens and hosses-hurra!-
there's prospecto of war. Skunk hoiler in
arms and on its feet, and the earthquake
shout, burstn' from 26,OO0,O 900 OF creased
lungs, is reverberated throughout this tall
land. Mean, sneakin, toad-hoppin', snake
crawlin', sword-scdred-on, house-sett'n'-on
fire, barbarous, David CrOckel-killn'- -Megi-
co, has dared to show her cat teeth, to the
heaveArous, lightnin'-delyin', and DEATH
swallern' Uncle Sam. Mpthinks, and oh,
hosses, l spy the spirits Of '76, godness of
liberty! soarin' on its turkey wings around
YOU! rWharw says one, looking up y
You great hoss, I'm speakn' in figure,
see them tapping their shnin' pinions and
ppen' the affectin' war cry OF Yankey dOo-
dle Bring out the long tom Of Bunger
Hill, and the thousand FOUNDER New Or
leans! Let them roar till they crack the
wekin, set the clouds on FIRE, and knock
the Poles over. The wrath swung cleaver
of Uncle Sam shall split the numbskull Of
Sandy Hannah in a handy manner, and
Skulk holer will bung up the daylight Of
his country! Let US dig hole with the
pick-aXe of vengeance, scream the MeXi-
cans into it and sink 'em into Chuny!-
Whar is the skunk that don't echy them
sentiments. He aint no whar, nor never
was! The country's safe! It's great, but
it's safe!" tremendous cheering.)
This is decidedly rich, and forcibly re-
minds us of gentleman we heard "drcss"
the "Young Hickory Club" Of village not
twenty miles distant, during the last Presi-
dental campaign. NC. (Nuf Ced)
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hostility to protection. The protective
principleof the tariff is to be DESTROYED, and
destroyed under the pretence of bringing
the tariff to the "regeAue daadard," The
interests Of the north, of the free States,
10th the manufacturing and grain growing
States, are to be sacrificed to crafty the
blind bigotry of the slave power. This is
what Is meant by reducing the tariff to the
''TeocHnc aGndGrd"
The designs Of the administration can no
longer he mistaken. The disguise is thrown
of sufficiently to show that the friends of
the country have little to hope and every
thing 20 fear. If a measure that has ac-
complished 70 much of good for the coun-
ty,--lhal has far more than realized the
highest expectations of its most ardent
triends,-that has given employment to the
hands and provided food for the mouths Of
tens Of thousands, that has lifted ;he coun-
try from The verge of bankruptcy and pla-
ced The treasury in healthy condition, -
that has given a new impulse to every
branch of business, is developing rapidly
the resources Of the country, developing
the wealth Of It's labor and building up rap
idly home market of incalculable value,
liz we say, measure thus productive Of
coed is to be saved, if its friends must grid
themselves for new and more vigorous
contest Believing as we do, that THE great
and growing interests of the country are
bound up in this measure, we cannot re-
main idle and yet be guiItess, We mus
contend for every inch Of ground, and ral-
Iy the friends of American industry to the
rescue at every point. We must warn
and exhort faithfully. A vast majority Of
the people are wittus. The cause is theirs
and they are not unconscious of it. They
mustspeak out, and speak in such man.
ncr as to make their plotting and laithless
rulers pause, in their ruthless career. Thu
tariff "mud" NOT be destroyed
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ANOTHER GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEC. Ion the
28th Of JunP--just a month after the great
fire Of the 23lh OF May--another FIRE b,oks
out in Quebec, which destroyed one.lhird
more Of the city' About 300 houses were
burnt down, and at least 5000 people rpns
dered houseIess! Nearly thirty streets
were laid in ruins by this FIRE alone. Que.
bee is a scene of utter dcsoation. Thous-
ands who in the morning felt they had u
competence Of this worlds goods, In The
evening were penniIess and houseIrss,--
The Montreal Courier states a fact, that af-
ter the first fire a runor or impression pos
abroad that the city would he burned on lhe
28th June; that owing to this thousands
packed up their goods, and thus much Of u
was saved, The people generally were 50
much struck with awe, ;hat they could nor
be induced to assist in Stopping tie flames,
On the Il h ul,, the house and barn of
Amos Pearson, Of Bucks rounly, Pa, With
iher contents weTr drAioyed by 6rai and
one son burnt to deoth, and another 80 se.
vereIy as 10 Oand5ngrrhsi lie, Loss $4,000
nc insurance, Ohio Repository,
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Notice

Is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern, that on the first day of the next
term OF The court OF common pleas in
and for the county OF Carroll, Ohio, or
az som thereafter as counsel can he
heard, that will move said court for
leave 10 redeem in. lots numbered 3, o,
II ana 70, IN Alkinsons addition to the
town of CarroI!ron, in Carroll county,
OHIO. which said lois were sold for lax
cs by the Treasurer Of Carroll county 10
Robert McCave, in the name Of Thomas
Scott, on the last Monday Of December,
AD l942 HENRY A. STlDGER.
June 90. s45 ct.
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valuable medicine 10 that neighbofhood
Respectfully, ]. NJ OWENS,

05Sid more striking results from
the powerful and controlling Influence OF
SANDS SARSAPARiLLA over the
most fresdfaI diseases 10 which me tu.
man frame is subject
Tire following letter was addressed
no our agents at Boston:
RoxBURI, Mass !, May Is, 1913.
Messrs. Smith e. FowleS-GentIemen
1T IS win great pleasure ! send you
this certificate Of the woudt rful cure
made upon nv child by the use Of Sauds'
SIrsaParilIa She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary Scrof;ila
from her infancy, which at length set
tied in her jaws, where it ragged with
such violence cher mouth and lips be.
ing extremely sore and very much SwoI'
lena THAI she could not take any nour
ishment except liquids rom spoon; /;
she soon became very Huch emecIated
and TO weak as to he unable TO rarse
herself without assistance. The jaw
bones began TO decay, and four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects Of this bsneful, aud, as
1 feared, incurabfe disease Al this time
her condiIion was dreadful to behold,
and me pain was so intense that she
was unable 70 sleep, excep,a few MIN
utes at a time. She had taken other
preparations of Sarsapari1a, and oIher
medicines recommended for Scroiula
but vihoot any good eject, and ] had
almost dospawed oCseeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved Of This loathsome
and mosI detes'abte disease, when by
your recommendation for which shall
ALWAYS feel gralsiuA was induced to
Try Sands Sa.sapariIla. procured one
bottle, and after she had taken about one
half of The contents. saw decrded
change for the better. | continued the
use o. the SAsapArilta with rene we / hope
her health improved raprdiy, the foul
ulcers in her mouth hegan 10 heal she
resled comfortably through The night
and now, gentlemen, after using five
bottles. my daughter isenlirely cured.-
yes, I can truly euy TINT she is bette
than she ever was in her lie, and al
Tribute her cure WHOLLY to the use o
Sands SarsaparIila.
ASA F ONION
For further particulars and ccncIu
sive evidence Of its superior value ant
efficacy, SEQ pamphlets, which may b.
Obtained gratis.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and re
tail, by
A B. & u. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists. 20, FuItonst N
And sold also by Druggists generally
in The prIncipaI towns and cities through,
out The United States.
X. JACKSON, Agent,
CarelIton, Ohio
January / l845.
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PAIlhOI2IMG
In New RaGCrSlOWn!

The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers and the pu l.
lie generally, that he still continues 10
carry on the above business in New
Nagtrstown, Carroll county, Ohio. lie
will be found in his shop at all times 10
attend 10 those who may favor hun with
a call. l1e receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which will ena.
BILE him 10 give satisfaction 10 both old
and young. He hopes by strict allen
ton to business TO receive share Of
that patronage which is always beslow'
ed by liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made 10 suit The
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce in payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. IA. I845.