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L'TNA IN-URANCE COMPANY, OF

L'TNA IN-uRANCE COMPANY. OF HART
IL FORD-The Director. OF th- Company have away
acted upon he principle Of scattering their risks, SO ihAi U
case of sweeping tire. their ability 20 pay would not Pc
mrairei-hence hv adherng ti- principle m business
years. bile many other Companies have been n-
10 % pay their losses and wound up this company ha-
zone o nrosrero-v losses hg he great ire of 1885 Boz
ii. city were paid fl and before they were due, az
the Company lave the pleasure of stating 90 hoe wl
have. houore DO with do, r pltrora and c.nlence THAT
1T fS PREPARED TO PAY ALL ITS LO>SE> IS
FULL. AND CONTINUE Bi siNEss A. HERETO
FORE ., ii. A. l., .. hAEAhp' N An
Ncw-Yors. Juiy pa. .eii g2llwi.-
MERCANTILE vi II Al Insurance Company
vi ~ 6j Nvn-.L lu Consequence Of le recent ca ni
tou- e. special mig of e Trustees Ha- De- ts day,
aud sfer a careful esamr alton of DICE ahirs 90 e C'mpa
ny 80 unanimously resolved 'o continue is business oi
Mar.re aud Fire assurances - heretofore
Newly ors July D. stt ,
Joseph Wake. GeorgeW. Tayo-. 4 I'rorS.
jaime. Fr.ralI. A.rN'- :. Baker. Low COOK,
cav 4 Roi gers. Robert : Barnes, David y. sayre.
Nm B.rn. jane. & Ht.ork. VIM. G.. AtSaier
cha. g. Carleton. stewart 4. Marsh. sIgall- Jensls
Charlie. { trgIe. R.cad Patrick. DAME. q. Hagilanl
Ls9nsrd Xiv. VIM T. Kririas Henry Jr..op.
George Hastings Charles Psyen, Montague Ward
Wm e. Langley, Peer roiflrri John r seaman
hsHs a Sum- LEWIS GREGORY. President
JOSEPH HOME. Wee Prr--
FLlwooD W,Lrss, Secretay ly,i 81.
,u,iII Ufii ~.fe- re- Insurance Comlau after
tl'ning me whole amount Of Policies on Tue IRE %
'te i9.t nsf. wi boz bui shout one ii o nr ,apa ei
prepar.i u nske prompt adjustment oi Arf os-e, ard
..l emf nue. ,,.- tf..s.s. OF Insurance rs usual
j. L. BOW NJ. President
JANIS WftEir. Srcre' ary.
,-iork. July I'd. U.s.. N +, -
OFFICE OF THE W.T. Al SAFETY ~.
" SURANCE co July -, l8i'-Ihe Trustees % Ls
Mutual -ftfy Insurance Co. present io he public stale
men o. thr condition. nearly a. hey are now able 10 60
Innate ~, -.
.,o...r- IN ........ ............ $50 80
So. ~focs. and Ca.h n Bank .............. y.t
Premium Note. ....-..-- go q"
Less Aabliles ana unsettled claims. ..-.-..- f,Fo
}l5r1
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lust PUBLISHED. the tiih and improved edition of
y The True Masonic Chart" or HerOg yphic Monitor.
w d M fhe Emlens duly arranged alreeably 10 the Lee
lures. By r. ". Jeremy, l. Cross q. l.. with History
of Free MA.onry. M NIlNGTON 4 SAVAGE,
W2l ll6 Pssrl--i
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Amusements.
NIRIO'~ GARDEN

N-IRI,Os~ G&RDE<.-So posfrorerent 81 his -
IA i>lr-rr on accouut u ih- weather, ~ th- Ofsn
Frtrance IRON Broadway fhr >Aoon Is pro,scirt an
he New ~Aoon trch i ventilated from The TOP am sirs
~ be enclosed Al q moment. notice Door open ~ Per
sl--rsrcs 20 commerce. Tickets - crris. ltl -
DAY EVENING. July - BENEFIT or MRS NOV
ATT Overture 10 Le Domino Noir. To be followed BY
rohIn's popular Eve scf Comedy - he HONEY MOON
JulA7S. Mr. Mo~sr Dgsr Aranzs- NJ Cnsp' Noisn r.
NJ. TaviDr jacques Pi.ciGss Lamredo. J. Seton; 10
r-z. On rner3se Pas - DsuN tv tre-'e an F.rnstn
CASTLE 6AEptN.-Ihe door Wi op<n a % 2
y pss ard the performances WILL commence AS ocoIs
Tpur.isv evening July sfh The performance vii CON
-rca with The Overture OF he Sovereign al Cyprs After
whfh Grand saloon Po.scca BY MSi'se4 Dcssrdins
Overture to lie Marble Bride srorS Pico VII men nave
~. horor az singing >pan.sh Song entitled + Easlr
200 beautiful Cosuoramas vii ih-n b. exhibited tNfr'
tnre Co Pa Davoo : Bolero EsparnO BY Mai'see Des
.-irs Ia S!suors Poo vii then sing he ceirbrsiri
Drusiag >on- Of on Come sgo, nom Lacrrl,a Bof.A
Ia. I'll
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no Tnt TOUTnLt--. DIX II. WELLS, IA

no TtiE TODTiiIEs~.-UKH n. WELLS. uAii
i Wells Morton, Of Bo.ton,l has arrived IN town an
az No - Warren street Tor IA" purpose 81 Do
PRODUCING his and valuable Improvement In The ar %
ms. ring teeth which has produced complete eyouuo
m this branch Of Dentistry within the last year IN the city
Boston In order prove ~ superiority over any 'th'
SYSTEM he those who have had teeth inserted by an
respectable Dcsst tO call and allow INN the privilege q
inserting others. without any compensation for MS wort
The celebrated Dr. Charles T. Jackson OF Boston has mad
formal report Of The above improvement In this mporan
branch Of surgery. jy.j WIS
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~ American In.rirnrc.-A .pecal meeting u n

CS-Thc Mansion House, 81 Broadway. : uninjured
iv3f Luz W J. BUNKER.
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rNHEKMOMETEk>.- suitable Tor
L Brewers D.ners. Overs. Oh Renners hA-isrs ,hrin
&c constantly hand made order. and ior ser
any quantity JOHN BARRY, 10 Csbsrnest ie' vi
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HART L SMITH. AGENTS,

4. Maiden Lane or their Lime Yard - Ne-f. relr
7-,v .ir,-.f N-v-York. or. SAVAGE BENEDICT. III
P.- Absur. or o. lhr Manlacfurer a. Kingston, VII BE-
,,,,rtr.Iv .e1 led To- tn. article = now beng ls-d n
H.. ERECTION Of t- Peuen,iary. a. Albany. under The direc-
ton OF Dr. stats. ale Mayor % Albany AMI ciner'
81 far.
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tAKD.-Iu- subscribers return their thanks t1 ne
~ Firemen ami particularly that portion fem DO, Pos
extraordinary and az great remained upon
the roof building and iv doing saved their store
from the great fne morning u ne Hf INST Also, N
their friends rendered prompt and efficient service f
removing preserving much of neIr STOCK The rforr
eors of Ire Ov and Fnc Line vii accept our uanks
for The Use OF their Iron Tow Boat.
SHELDON PHELPS CO
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DR.. LYELLIS NEW WORK.

IL FFW DAHs-T.avel- 10 North America. with Geo
l logical OhseryeOns ihe United States Canada, ard
Scvs scotia Bs Charles Lyel, E-q. r r. :. l.. l. d. g.
Fret American Edition. iniei f0r he author, IN vol
small vh maps aud eugravlg-, or cheap edition lr
( sol. without .ne IN rawlings. To be- published by
fvg2 81 WILEY 4 PUTNAM. 1911 Broadway.
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'I,UtK NO,IETER>.-The >lb-croer- have 90 ht-ll
AZ assortment OF Thermometers % Els.h mann
warranted perfectly correct. which hey uref of 81
low price Those who wish 70 keep COO Ar .ht5s ca
Ard purchase. For sac BY JANSEN y Ill
WA Sfsiuners Ac- is NA--al-.t
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NOTItE.-We The occupants of stores ~. 3d. % ard
81 south Nlil.u-t would return our sincere NanAs
io that portion of lc Fire Department stationed n our
n,shlurllof and pircl larary le officers sui mem
hers attached Engine Co. No o. f ihe strenuous y, q
lions ia saving property from destruction hy Ore on "a
urdiy morning ll- being persuaded flai Nui Tor eNcful-
of Company No 20 the entire hocs ml-i have been con-
.lmri together With fne stores eNfellu. though from
stone 20 Pear. Street JO>ffh MAJ LDh 90
Ma 2-- JOHN 2. CLARK
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branch Of surgery jy.s iwi.'
uUBB,RD'- PAPERs.-BURNAPa BABcOck

U JONI --TTIfTI UTVT
Papef- manufactured by the Me--r- Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial super Roya
ROYAL. Medium. Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank t0no Post. Bank Qusrfo Post, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cnf Cap. ruled and plain
Letter paper. ruled and plain. fIi lssorimenL
Packet P0si. Super and Extra super.
Tinted Plate Paper Co0rrd imperals
Co.orcd Royals. dick and hin.
Do Medium DO do.
DO Double Cap Tor copy books.
Fine Glazsd CoOrei Mediums Royals, Sc. Sc.
h. ~ have also on hand very ssrnsv assortment %
Writing Papers. Book and News Printing Papers, Plnit
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papefs They are alt'
cole a. enf- 0f he genuine Patent fnvel0p Paper.
Printing Paper Oi any s.le and quality made 10 order a
short r0ucs. yZi lsu
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DIG AND BAR IRON STORAGE

DIG AND BAR IRON -TOKAcE.-Ihe unds
signed ha M erected rommOdous zach. for assornnl
Bar from and having connected with his WarelOuse eS'i
Yard. for Pig lron 10 prepared 10 receive uOu Bar a.
Pig upon very favOraD terms. The location OF he prem
.e Piers and North Rlv-rl opposite large a.
convenient DOCKS, reduces materially the usual rs'
Of carriage receiving and delivering Oiher merchh'
Else we'd storage 10 three story IRE proof Sar
sIrshle Al he l0west rates JAS. UNI
ie2l HaNistfy - "e'F'r
DRINTf>s PAPEK.-The subscribers would in'i
lie attention Of tie trade and or tO their supplies
Printing Paper with which, ~ bOih Ne"s and BOOB ~ IT,
various descriptions. hey SANITY furnished, va
NEWSPAPER PRINTING
t5~ reams 13Nf6 inches. ~ 10 ~ lbs
20n realms 28Ni2 inches. - ~ " lbs.
20 ream- lhs31 inches, - tO3i BIS
$50 reams ltxb inches, ~ to p lbs
- reams l2xJ2 inches. ~ 20 % be
BOOK PRINTING
30 reafn- Double Medium, 2ixl9 inches.
81 relms Medium and Hall, 1ixl3 nches
30 rean. HOyal. q - inches.
so reams Medium. 1871 inch.s
For sale 10 lots 10 suit purchasers, ut Paper Nmenonse
10 a John street by EB CLAYTON Sons.
" B-Paper Of special sire weight and quality made T.
,rlsr a. y-rv no., roiee y2v
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS

NEW ENILlSa WOhhS
DER ACADIA and Great Me-tern-Lord Nelson's De
L spaicies and Letters. vol S->t 81
Thompsons Lectures on Romanism-l ~
divers Biography of Men Of society ofJesus-S ~.
Burns Sketches of sermons on m Missions 50
Braifhwa.fe's Retrospect 0t Medicine, Vol Ill -
Poems Of Eliza Cook. second SERIES ~.
Lady Mary, or. Note! the World, by {. Taylor VI \
- 90
Autobiography OF Heinrich L.chokke-l ~.
Liddle aud SCOTS Greek Eag sh Lexicon. new ed->iI
Williams Holy City, vol $40. ilus'raied->A
Ifardn.s Principles 81 Ar. finely ius'd, olio->2n
DarHils journal of aNoyage Round the World part J.
- cents.
Knights Weesg Nolvme for al Readers vols IS and 81
Burton. Anatomy a. Melancholy new ed. ! vol ) ~
Fairhairn fhe Ty'oiogy of scnpmre-2 80
OIeuIori's German Grammar, new suprly---
Murrly's European Guide Books. anew supply.
u. APPLETON 4 co Importers, no Broadway
In Press,
Cosmos. by Alex Won Humboldt, in monthly Nos
Life of schiller. hy Thomas Carlyle
The Mission or Scenes in Africa hy Capt MWryat being
a continuation OF Miryats juvenile series, uniform WIN
d. N,.farrran Rsriv Do A. v2S 2rs
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SAWYERS'

MORAL Philosophy Elements OF Moral Fhiloso-
vi ply the basis Of m Ten Commandments. containing
comp -e system Of Mora Duties, hy Leicester sawyer
4 VI President OF the Central College. ONO vol l@no
Tvs MARIN n. NEWMAN. Publisher, 1872 Broadway
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az me New York state Agricultural Society. iogefhe
t|fh an abstract Of tfe Proceedings ~ the County AYR
Ell. iral Socr'lc- and the American Institute for lati p
sale hv fv3l MARX H. NEWMAN, 1922 Broadway
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eXpre-sy Tor masonry n damp "a r. ~ exposed ace-
such C ars Easements. Gables Cfinnies Areas sew
.r. Forrrcsfon- 10 cheap - Ilorsst0r or other
Quick inc AMI forms stronger bond, 70 much lr-- lnr
and makes a wal air and Iierr-l- Il = better man
anv Connected Lime. Lime and Cement mixture now l
~ and much cheaper TIE genuine arc- = llrl arfl--i
only hv ABlJAH SMITH n tie steam Ni.-. N-1-r. u
,a vs. nn manu- lcrle- Ground Line % -1e bes; quality.
both ~ which wiz he delivered. fresh from ne sln- anT
WHARF on - Hudson Els Rivers o order, a. - lowest
sr. al r.--s %
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The following were The bds Tor ire stocks Today
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FLEETWOOD, or. The Stain Of Birth anovel ~ Ame'
L can Life. by the author OF Philip IN Search OF W is
Sc sc. Prce - cents Published by
BURGESS. STKISGER & CO
v3U - Broadway, corner Ann-st
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
IJIMPORTANT FERRY, d

uIMPORTANT FERRY. G|
fENRANELLt.RS are informed tina,
Il Ferry Flats are kept at Coiice's u
efficient Fcrry-men are in attendance
give them prompt passage across Red
TINS Ferry Is on decidedly the nearest d
Forks Of the Trinity. II. COZ
Van Burcn, Dec. 2l, lSii.-46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Great Western U. =. Mail|
FROM
MOUTH OF WHITE RIVE
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,

MOUTH OF WHITE RIvEF
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,
BY steam-boat and Post Coach
FENHE Undersigned, contractors for tra
Il the u. S. Mail from mouth of WI
ION the Mss.) by Steamboat, TO Roc
from thence in four-horse Pos, Coaches
Rock, will put that line iu!o f,&l opera'O
day next. 4
Passengers from tie Mississippi will tai
boat at the Mouth of White river overy d
Thursday, and Saturday morning a, 4
for Rockroo, where they will meet the Po
es, which will convey them through the
rie to Little Rock, by 7 P. NJ. Of the
days; and passengers will leave Little Ro,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mors'
s o'clock, and reach Mouth White river
NJ. of the following days--through in fro!
10 hours.
This limo forms the con Meeting link bet|
great u. S. Mail Line by steam. boats on !
sissippi and Ohio rivers, and the U. 5. NJ
Coach lines divcrging west and south fru,
Rock to Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States, wishing
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS, or any oil
in the in,erir of Arkansas, may res! assd
this line will afford them ready and spec
veyance from the Mississippi TO Little 4
all seasons, and particularly when To Al
is loo low for ma, igation, which is y nerl
case through the summer and fall sea,ou.
Conveyances in Stages and Hacks to-
Springs, or any other point, cal at all I
readily procured at Little RocS.
No pains nor expense viii be spared
proprietors to render tho situation of all \
able and convenient who may travel on ii,
SrAGE-orFICE--AlL Little Rock, at the A
House.
@Al baggage at the risk of the owns
G. p. LENNON d
Little Rock, Nov. %. 1914. 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
THE ARKANSAS yNTEIr,a,l
PUBLISHED wEEkLs, AT VAN srsrx
Devoted to
nrnnrp urr pDrn-,r


Devoted to
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LOCATED as we are, in the centre of u
cratic population, who have no organ ~.
Rock, il is deemed highly important tb,, |
this character should be published, ia N
sound democratic doctrines, and polilie,I
nerally.
The undersigned, having purchased II.
Mr.. Thomas sterne in the " Irkansas ~
will hereafter publish it as democratic pa,
support the principles OF the party and \
leeted TO carry them out. lie will endea,,
il at all times, an efficient and faithful On,
party in this section OF the State.
uis exertiOns and industry will be used
the very latest intelligence, whether loe,
abroad. lie has engaged several effieien,
dents in the Indian country, and pledge,
give the earliest intelligence OF border even,
All who are devoted to the cause in VII,
embarked, are respectfully requested to aid
efforts to establish on a permanent footing, 1,
paper in the Far West"
TERMs.-Thres d,iiars per annum, in 4,
four eo!lors, if not paid within six months.
GEO. W. CT
Van Buren. Ari. March 22d. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

p BEAVER, Fur and Russia Hats; all kinds and dc
scriptons Hair, Seal and Cloth Caps Gcntleman 5
Calf, Kip and Thick Boots; Mems and Youths Cali,
Kin and Thick Brogaus; Ladies' Shoes, various kinds.
general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery and Crock
cry; Drugs Medicines, &c. All of which will be se!p
a. short pro6iswc being satisfied Of the truth Of TIM
old adage, that The - nmble sXPence Is better thac
The slow shilling" WALLACE j. WARD.
October 26, lS44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
u. S. POST COACH LIN
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINl
AND HOT SPRINGS.

TNHE undersigned, contractors for carrying
i s. Mail from Little Rock to Washington
Springs, have the tion Of informing lh'l
that their lines Of splendid Troy Post Coaches /
in full operation.
Passengers for Washington and Hot sprineI
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and J
morning. at daylight, in horse Post
in which they arc conveyed to Fair Play, (Rs|j
40 miles, and from thence the passenger !
Springs are conveyed through, the same day,
same Coaches those for Washington arc tn]
to splendid new 2 horse Post Coaches, at Fair
reach Washington the next day after leasi1l
Rock. On their return, the Coaches from wa
and Hot Springs again intersect at Fair Pay,
rive at Little Rock every Wednesday, froj
Sunday evening at sun notwithstanding throas'
the former place in two days, and the la''a
day. ,.,
The proprietors have careful, sober, and eSp.
cd drivers, and pledge themselves to spare nelJ
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaction 10
may patronize them.
Fare-To Washington, SO; to Hot Spring, !
Stage-eGee, at the Anthony House, Little h0''
at the Layfayette House. Washington.
UAll baggage at the risk of the owners; o,rt
SNAPP & HOW
Nov. %, ls44-42.tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
EAT ATTRACT ,rIcIT!
l .---- NEW GOODS.

DICKETT & GREGG have Just received and are
L now opening, direct from New York and Phlla-
phia,
10 cases blue Prints new style, all figures;
l2 h" Fancy assorted Prints, new style;
.r 90 I" kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Gassimercs and
Hard Times
d 50 bales brown, striped = plaid and bcarhed Do
mcstcs, all qualities cottonades cotton twIis' gam
broons, suspenders hosiery, shaws and handcrchics
all sorts and Sizes new style silks, lacos and ribbons,
umbrellas soils and shades, lawns, de lanes,
coat trimmings, boots. shoes, hats caps and bonnes,
new style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ny glassware and queensware; scy,hes and slckies'
nails castings and cotton yarn sugar. coffee and gtoce-
rics generally; in fact, almost every Article usually
found in any store in this oountry-a of viii ch are
offered very low for cash and barter whOe ale or re-
tail .r .......l ..
Van Burcn, Ark's. May 10. lsii.-l6-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Linen MusQueto Netting, Shell Combs, &c.
ID ECEiVEp per steam boat James Pitcher, Musouc.
4 4 TO Netting; Thread Gloves; Painted Lawns: Plaid
striped and lace Muslns; thread and bobbinet Laccs;
Edgings and Insertions: Cambria do. do Linen Cam.
brc; French col0red Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohar
ilits and Gloves; fine Irish Linens and Lawns
choice variety Of Ladies' Shell Combs; farasos Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and a variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. S. BRINE
Fort Smith, Aug, lst, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

Announcement of candidates, will be charged
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged as advertisements
No advertisements of gross, abusive, personal ma
ture, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Dissolution.

EUNHE CO.PARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing at
Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George W. Clarke
and Thomas Scrne under the style and firm OF Clarke
e. Sterne is this day dissolved by mutual consent--
The business the firm is for settlement in the hands
Of Mr. C. D. Pryor, at the office of the Arkansas In
tclligcncer ,,Eo w. oLAhhE L.
March IA, 1914.
Persons indebted TO the said firm requested TO call
and SETTLE il is important that the business oil the
firm should be closed Immediately.
March 30, 1874. c. ID. PRlOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
THE ARKANSAS lNTELLlGENCER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,

Is II FIBLI5IiED ENEht 5Att hDNI'
At IHaEE DerL.Es PER .ssrf paid within s'H months
or FOvA DoL,Rs IL payment be deis! cd uh;il after
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
To, square Of 10 lines, less FIRST n'crton, ON
poLL,R and cssrs for each continuanceoycF ~
lines, and exceeding Is, to be charged as square
ands half aud in that PfoPoriOn for longer ADVERTISE
m6nts. ="
Whcn an individual account, at the above rates,
amounts to s5J aud under $780, discount Of - per
cent. will be made aud when IL amounts TO sleO OF
norc discount OF 80 per cent: but no discount VIII
be made where payment is delayed after the expiration
OF year and deduction will be made on the legal
81 Advertisements required to be pubsned by law.
All advertisements TO be paid for IN advance, or The
paymen. assumed by some responsible person..
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
LOOK HERE.

A LII persons who are indebted to the undsf
n either BY note or book account, arc reqos|
come forward and settle immediately, or they y >
their notes and accounts in the hands Of an On
collection, ss we arc determined 10 settle our
SCOTT, WHITE 81
Vua Buren, Feb. Is, l6i5.--i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
FENIE subscriber has just returned from the East,
! with entire and well selected stock Of
goods, consisting, IN part, Of
Cacocs, Mernocs, AIapacaos, Shawls, Muslins,
Boots and Shoes, Quccnswarc, Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
He Aaters himself that the above stock ca be sold
Il! such prices TO comport with the state of the times
&. S. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec. so, 1Sl3--i7-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
|. S T R A | N,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
FA IETTETILLE, ARK'S.
Will attend to business in all the Counties OF the 4h
aud 7th Judicial Circuits Of the State and will attend
to the collection Of claims in any part of the State
April u, "a. -I2-y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
rOvR HORSE rOST COACHES,

rOVR HORSE lost COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison, Ga, riq. Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley, and Iaciuto, Miss; Tuscam
hia. Decatur @omcrviIlc, Warcnton, near Guntcr's
old andn". Missionary Station, Ball Play, Ala Rome
Ca to Madison, Ga At Holly Springs, Miss this line
connects South with the lines TO jackson, Miss North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn; connecting North
with the line at Nashville ria. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At DccItur, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to huntsville Alq
and at Madison, Ga, with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston, South Carolina
portion Of the above Line has recently gone in ope
ration The PrOprctors intend sparng pains or cX-
pensc in making this Line equal to any in tho South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady, carclu
and accommodating. EzertIon will be used TO give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor Il en- with
their patronage.
Time Of i.aging Mcmp'is-NTondays, Wednesdays
oand Fridlys, at half past t, A. VI.
SIMS & BROTHERS,
Propyctors of tie G'2re Tine to Hoi!y Springs.
Memphis, Ten, July s, ISI3.-l6.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

nLAIN, black and figured AlPacas, and vnri9ns
\ kinds Of Goods for Ladies', with the hardest kind
names, for sale by WALLACE y NARD.
October, 2G, ISI4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Frcsi, Drugs, Medicines &C.

EUST RECEIVED, per steamer Evene, from Phil
~ udcphc, full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Os,, NarnshCs, Glass ware &c, which offered ;
Physicians and others, al the lowest prices for cash.
April i, 4sIi W. II. d NJ. MAYERS,
Druggists and Apothicaries, Fort SIN