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-: ,n ,-,, works o. Inc most approved au-
4 ihors Tine following are compnset III the sefles;
InIlah Rcosh b. Thoinss moore-S1tc.
Irisn Mrlodies-57!c
Sight Thoughts by Thomas Young-S7tc.
Hi-.ofy o: kasselas, By DR.. Johnson-Stc.
Priysle Devoions, ny Hannah More-2itc.
Practical Plety, by Hannah More-75c.
songs OF the Affections, by Mrs. Heinans-Slic;
Useful Letter WrilIer Complied from Inc best sour
Sacra Prrala, by Bishop Wson-2lsc.
The Seasons, by James ThonlsoE-o'ic
Cerns from American Poets-Si:c
ESSAYS on Various Subjects, by Oliver Godsuiih-''ae
Exi!es of Siberia by Madame Coon-S'tc.
Pure Gold hy enineD. wrters-3lt-
P.u! aud Virginia By ST P!erre-a.c -
Scripture Promises, by Samuel Clarke, D. D'-V';c-
Course OF Time By Robert PooH-S' &c. r., ST..
T-er ~ I've Token of Remembrance, Token OF AHhc-
lion Token OF Friendship Token OF the
d3 nus D. APPLETON = CO. Publishers. %'o D oI " y.
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MARRIED:

In the title Of Mr.. Owens communication yesier'
day, Neeark should be Hancock.
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rcT In consequence Of the storm the Britannia
did not leave Boston until Tuesday morning.
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MEoHANIcs. INsTITuTE LECTURES,

r. AT Clinton Enl Lecture Room. corner bceknan
and nassau sts-rroL REDS Fifth Lecture OF NJ, course
OF 10 Lectures Chemistry applied TO Arts and Manu-
fa-tes will be given on "Wednesday evening" oi this
wees onls the 81 inst Clinton Hail Lecture ROOM a.
oclo.k Tcke for The scayon including the course p, =
Carter Esq on the Lives AID Writings Oh ,he br.
Terms membership, 81 initiation fee and ~ Rs.d.nE
which gives privileges the Schools on III.
Rom and he Glasses Minors under ~ eahi t; On %
yearly payment OF = j. . NO. 49, % 2tis-
Arf;lar -
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DIED

On Tuesday. ID inst. by Rev. orvile Dewey: HENRY
L. VAN WYCK 10 MARTHA T. daughter OF George W.
Rlurt
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SINGING AND THOKOUGH-BASS.-It is now
- almost certain that the subscribers 10" Singing Casa
which meets Tuesday and Friday evenings viii consis,
OF the number requisite for extra and gruiutous course
of lessons Thorough Bass Theory OF musical compost
toni Ladies are received Tin this only at half price.
II 10 tine opportunity for either ladies' gentlemen The
class Will Friday evening, Dec SIN, OF o'clock
Room All Broadway. IT. j. r. WARNEh
a ELtCVIUS oil Directors OF tic Howard Insurance
n Company will take place on Tuesday. December ID, Al
the office Company No. 66 Wa-st commencing at
~ O'Clock and closing O'Clock P. ~ Dec. I'd. 1915.
d3 POI LEWIS PHlLLlPS, SECRETARY.
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~ Ro,nun Eye BHis"H-A CERTAIN cure '''
or sa G Eyes SOLO qBS Dr. CARROLL CO. Murrayst
csr Toothnche cured IN less uian n'e ahu'e' y" All
ciSye t5 An'dS"' SOU d. CARROLL co. Murrsy-st
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-OO DOLLARS wanted On bond and mortgage.
D .Dl}U Address F. McCraken "a Corneia.L or can DC
s.sn between the hours Of and A. N. dS s'eoa'
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Gnrtion Gales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaciionsor.
spY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.-Soro
I'D 2O4 Broadgay-Liberal cash advances mAdo on con-
sgnments for auction eale.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Doc Sd.
BookS-A large collection OF Standard and Mseellsns-
GUS Books In part from private libraries.
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TT French Language.-ianesca' Ora, System -
new tv.nln Class gentlemen is about 10 orrn-also
Morning Glass for ladies Those wishing W Join re-
quesled 10 make application Pupils can he admitted
into in The 2d Sd and 18th courses OF the system
Private instruction during thu morning.
TRANSACTIONS from French into English
Madame L. MANESCA DURAND, 50 Waset-st
40 J,ra
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tjolD0an advertisements.

4 TUN
SFamies residing In the upper part OF the city. a:e re-
specially invited cali aud examine the assortment ct
Cahes all description, fresh daily The old established
Bakery No. so Cortandst Orders thankfully received
Cakes free OF expense 10 any part oil Tue city, by
d3 I'm" GEO ARCULARlU Sun.
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Ncw-York, Dec. /, 1916. C2)

II Answer 10 Day ~ Ncwelrs Caution.'-
Tie Chaen &c accepted and another gven =! cannot consent
10 handy low language with Day Newell on the subject OF
the security or insecurity Of Bank Locks Being the pa
,eniee proprietor aud manufacturer of bank lock which
has been and Gun he picked he repeated IS
ser,ion OF Day Newell the contrary Notwithstanding
and feeling deeper sustain the reputation OF my
lock than 10 nGre THEIRS ilus publicly ACCEPT the cbal
lenCe. as published in Tie T fioune OF yesterday.
The Pa.auOplc must be taken apart By Day Newell In
the presence of committee OF ive-,wo TO be named by
D. < y and two hy myself there 10 the filth. The
lock must b. kept in the presence OF the committee and
must be put cher their presence and the committee
shall with the keys that it works r'cht Then in the
presence of the committee only day Newell not 10 be in
the ROOM or my foreman will open the lock by fair pick
Ing.
The Ieason for excluding Day Newell while operating
on the'ock to prevent them from discovering The per-
iecions Of their lock- feel under obligation to work
for their benefit or 10 show them where the Parauopc
ia detective.
Tie hundred dollars which my foreman will pocket ,h.
OCCASION he plscsd The hands OF one OF the cheers
OF tie Union Bank
The committee shall settle all disputed questions and shall
desie how far the Parauop,c safe against the makers
and against burglars.
CnALLES6E REToaT.-I will al the time place in
the hands of the same committee the lock which Dag
Newell have unjustiaby pretended to pick, al the
Phen;x Bans twice in Twelve minutes This shall be taken
nnnrt examined aud Put together in the presence OF TIE
committee and Day Newell may pick at it always, how
ever in the presence OF the commee times as long as
am in opening their Parau!optic and ii they shall PICK
and open II 10 the Satisfaction oil tue committee WIZ give
them $500
''''s - ~ '''p' f, C. JONES, Bank Lock Maker,
Dc d. Newark, n. J.
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rFf@ Mercantile Library observation-disclosures
10 rcle Chap J, Of the Constitution. general reen'
Members OF this Association will be held 10 Clinton
Hall on Thursday evening 9th inst NJ o'clock, 10 appoint
n Commute to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
Nv order CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEY. Rec. Sec.
,iS ST. WThSMTu
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Boarding.

DOARDERS WANTED al No Vsrick-st
ID St Johns Park.-A Gentleman aud Lady can have
room, with in it, 'or 50 per week snglH Gent
can have single S. single beds win Two IN
the room, for 81 So The have just been vacated
Application must be made soon. Also. small qusntity
plain ParlJr Furniture wanted 10 DO paid tor IN board
IS 1is2to;'
SRDISG.-BOard can be Obtained by early nppl'
I'D cation 81 Barclayst. Single rooms for gentlemen
with ui board or breakfast and tea unfrnished room
and bedroom attached suitable for single gentlemen
or a gentleman and Ii- wife. References exchanged.
Is
g>OAKD-iS'. IS7 I59 Bsoudway-Ars. FISH
ID Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
nn had for single youg and gentlemen with th.ir
wives on reasonable tcns by immediate application as
.toy. Dc istf
a ROOM with board suitable for Two Young GenleMen
AS 10 be- let 76 Cha1berss doors west OF Broad
way. Also single gentleman can be accommodated rs
,hGva d2lws
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y General society Of Mechanics and Trae OF
The City Of NewYork The Quarterly Meeting Of iAe 80
cety will he held the nstu ION IN Cros6y-s t EVen
ing Dec y one hour after sunset
a. /. ISAAC FRfEh. secretary.
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- American Agricultural AssOciation.-Ar re-
gulsr monthly meeting this Society will he held at the
Historical Socetys Rooms In The Uuversy Lslns'oh-
square this evening. Ut ! pat O'Clock
as II HENRY H. FIELD, Rec. Secry.
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WM. W. SHIRLEY. Aucuoneer
DY IL. K. WILLARD.-C catalogue Sale OF House
ID Furnishing ArucIes-rhs Day "Wednesday, Dec, Sd,
at 10, O'clock sales No Isl Broadway without
reserve for general variety OF Cabinet Furniture, So
fss Chairs &c Plated Ware Cutlery Steel Fire Sets
Solar Lamps Grancoes. Cut Glass Dnuer Tea Coiee and
varnus o,h,r usrnll arl,cles IL
sI CULVON a. CO. AacJuu and Commission ia er'
chants Nos. lis Fulton street, and 81 Ann sueet-Lo.
era advances made consRnmens and prompt returns
made .
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5,
At lOA O'Clock, al 81 Ann'sL
CpocKEkY AND GLASS WARE, &c. comprising LARGE
scrment OF rich China Tea Sets, China Cako Plates, DIM
per Sets Sugar ind Cream Cups and Bowes Soap Boxes
md ruys China Inksands Rich Cut Decanters and Tumb
ers Tuifers Mullins, Painters Pallets &c NC being the
balance tho stock OF dealer changing his business
Also by OF the Sheriff. three Patent knife Cleaners
order
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gitnationa, 9f. manteo.

WANTED place IS WAITER By an experienced
q: 1j2 LeduRrd-.t Do lws
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VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Furniture. At No. IS
v Leonard st near Broadway.-OSGOOD BURLlH0
will sell on "Wednesday next Dec s. at 10 O'Clock, (sso
postponed from Dec account OF the ran) all Tho fur
n,ue contained in The above house, comprising Brusses
and ingram csrp-ls mahogany soids chsrs ding es and
abes-A Of superior style and made to order by the
hes, manufacturers in this ciy ma0eop centre and pier
tables anle Clocks astral and hall ah pc, candeabraS,
vases dinner and ses gnss ware. &c Aho, the ball
ocloh dressing tables, burraux, wsShSlands French aud
high post mahogany budseads beds maiesses blankets
sheets Sc together with many articles not Included n THIS
advertisemrnt The sale will commence with tho kitchen
furniture, of which there IL a good assortment
may be obtained the house, which Is to rent
with enri, possession. d. 2tlss
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no MERCHANTS,

nIANUFACT URERS, and Wool Dealers-Publisied
WI this morning by VIM H. Graham, Tbune Buildings,
complete statistical account OF the WOODEN Nacuactories In
Inc United States This comprises full and accurate
account OF each establishment ID which Wooden ta6rcs are
manufactured giving the names Of owners, or agents OF
Towns, County and state where each
factory located Kind and quality OF goods mHnuac
tured ana the Of coEdensEg cards and Strands
,yorAed off at each estAbismenL From these date, The
Guanty OF goods annually produced by each factory may
Appropriated by persons competent aud familiar WIN
manufactures No account OF the Wooden Mnnuiactores
al all ,pproacing this In completeness has ever
uppeard The number of establishments is over eleven
hundred ana information hoe given has been procured
by personal visit OF tho proprietor oil Tue condensns calus
or his attorney. This work Is pubshed IN NEAL copact
volume containing about TWO hundred pages handsomely
bonnd IN cloth. This work BIS Forwarded % na ht
twelye-and .a.half cents posHge. Price only 81.
~ WIN r. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, Nassail-st.
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ALhANY. No

ALBANY. Nov. %, $40
rs nIessr.. Carroll "a Co.-Gents: You wished
mr to my opinion OF your Pills afer had given them
fair trial In relation to Dyspepsia am Wiling ~ sign
anv thing the shape of testimonial that you may choose to
draw up had troubled with Dyspepsia for over I'VE
months ana could ind relief until had used scarcely
two boxes your Pills according 10 drec!ions was csreo
and am now sound as dollar.
JAMES H. BRADSHAW.
Sir A-ley Coopers AnDyspeptic Pills, warranted
To cure dyspepsia seston constipation costyene-s
seadeche ell nervous affections and all diseases arising
from improper OF the stomach These rus were
brought ou, in England since by pupil OF Sir
Astl-ys. GSee Circular on lsi page.I
Principal Agents in America
d3 6tis DE- CARkOLL W . Nurray-sl.
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z nc irioiinG ot me-. nniu, VI ha Chncch
Of the Nativity Second avenue New York under the drec
lion of r.. Rev. Dr.. McClosky and Rev Messrs oNei
acd KEN. CD D.
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90 TO NIANUFACTUItEhs and 0thsrs-rSf sAlo
;5 ON The l6l day Of December next In Railway N j. al
A public auction valuable manufacturing establishment
known as the Tuurno Mills situated in the town oil Rub
s!ss oil se Tor factory he factory itself having rscn
" been destroyed by hre dye houses bleach houses Gc
NC i've six dwellings LOT The reslccncs OF e
workmen engaged IN the factory.
IL embraces fifteen OF land and has one OF
The most valuable water privileges In NewJefsey Ibe
property WI be sold At Sheriff under foreclosure of
mortgage. ,l,, pk %
WI " d3 2w
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" The Rev. E. III. ChuDin, OF Char'estown Mas
VIII prea h Thanksgiving emon in the o chard 81
Church. Thuradsy morning Dec 4h. The m=nbers OF the
Universast Churches who do no. have service on that day.
are respectfully invited unite with aud give thanks"
The public are also invited 10 attend. dS ~
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>TOrICE-coRNING CO have ths Gay T.. 1 ss,.i.
~ HENRY VI BENEDICT INTO pai t sup 81 ans.
va. ,yIiI n. conducted under the same urn. " ~
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~ Venison and UySIcr Pie,

t. VenisOn and Oyster Pies.-5everai hne sad
dies Venison will he served lhs day and tomorrow
III the fashionable dining OF Green Mercer corner
Nassau and Ann where may he md daily their
celebrated OYSTER Game and ether Pies together with an
extensive bill! fare too various 10 mention d22ts a3
Toothache Cured In one minute By The Glove
An1dyne sold by DR.. CARROLL& CO
rs i.i. Murray.
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WASrED-A situation 10 d. wairpg aud chamoef'
Ami si IBs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
DIED

[ DIED.
On the 2sth uh.. Lrc,xpA r.. IA
fichaeI and Arm Mcou.id .r,d n
honths and nineteen days.
At Doaksville on Thursd., the 70
year Of his age. WILLIAM R,pprx , ~
terpreter for the United states, . ,I,u,s
for the last seven years.
II is not often that the hand of a.,
iy felt than in this instance. With al
tion and TEN perato habits, in the fup
and vigor Of manhood. in fac, viii.
guarantee Of a long life. Mr.. Riddl,
in career Of usefulness by dise,,o ,
es usually regarded as trivial Un;,;,
with an amiable temper, exc ellen, i,
stric,est integrity. and adding to M
physical advantage of great personal, q
ity, he possessed unbounded influen, =,
taws in his District. He was their I
sented them in General Council Of
was the chosen military leader Of ,
them. Apart from these Official a
stantly referred TO as the arbiter in
and in difficulties Of every kind wa,
upon for advice and assistance. I'll
the more important as those in his il
hood were chiefly full blooded Indii~'
least civilized and in telligent Of the
were constantly directed towards n.
and the.canse Of education had n,
vocate in the Nation, which consid-u
,t1-state- Of tic c-Sn6ctaws.1s Is mgn IRA L
n Mr.. Riddles influence was by
10 his ow people. He enjoyed the
~ knew him. Singularly free frou
70 ally from those which arc too of.e,
81 Of mixed bl ood, he was the friend
~ as of the Indians and his loss is
q felt and sine erely mourned by all
TO Mr. Ri ddle left a wife and oac +,
81 maintain d and educated at the e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
NEGROES TOl

II Will hire. for the bu,nDc,'
~. van Buren,, on ne Sih j sSa
iae ~ highest bidder. sevecal M
" sizes and sexes, bel IwI
o. on 'ohn Ridge. Amoog ,her NJ
'er. and a boy who hos worked +
Jan. 4. lS45.-4z-lw. III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
@ott,tercfaI=

still .u.nsnd., do%se' r., very low; na,;,,,;,,.
linn, m Suspended p There d'e several h ,sa''on is
remain ua"', "~r's rise. The m, ,I.t , '~
,t 49," """'erer' the main. froo, "o' 0... ''aas
tue exception eoun,ry prod,.. oar '"ss' with
mo "ds the highprices 6ou, .s',. which cos,-
n =, 4s 81 70, so "und pounds; corn and eos ,sa''.y a.
=. a. 70 % ce"er busheI. and i'm n scr" meri
O.A' We hear @ transactions ,b.f .s",an'--l
n'n'e 'ales. nn,,re seems IN =. wound reg.
m,ns = 4 s,;~ "ap 90 the price. bus it will con-. %
'r.a a. n.f ,,, on lotion sells for q Is ~. CON com
'soo' !" ..'e efrhe stock. of grocer ' NO. q
%, e'y limited r none in market sss cam are a
:o'd. are 4 .ow and sell reaS;,''. ''ee'. Dry (,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
Boots and 81
January 4. lst5.-47A
ENGLISH AND q
SCHOOI

| IKE subscriber intending
his permanent residens
,e ,'eenc,h'ng the English brnrhe.l
the the '.i. Latin language. takes %s': ,S;s
on ,ne public, tina. he will, on M NJ
open a school, in which y" m;,v "p, :.
as nesadGing. Writing. Arilbme,;c ms,i 4
charges for instruction !, I 'h,sI
o.; oe eight dollars per quar,sr' 'l .r'
;zens ~ very hal'ering encourage
:eo,;oo us o. - 'ne =, place, and he hope.
..n,'cn ZEN, to the duties of his scse
',o patroo'
Van ATHANls
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

~ - W : 40 ------A -. .hA Editors of the ..Or
s'u snot their friend MIR. Walker, evil paw his
S'Pec'S 70 u.s. concerning the matter contained
y nm article pubIished in our pooer. l,., ....L
~ ~h' DC pleased to hear from him, and if W.
% net provo eyetry thing we .sser,ea :, -.
Gle, will afford lin all booor.hl. ron, - 49,.
gentleman muy require.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

We learn from the Cherokee Advocate tba,
Bean Starr. who we heard was killed, is no, ye.
dead, but is in the hospital nt Fort Washita.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

MI'faTy.-Company A, of the 7th Regimen,
U. S. lnfantry. under command of Mai. Ralucs
passeu through this city un Sunday morning on
their way to Baton Rouge, from Fort Wood; max.
ing change ofquartsrs with Company Fl. Cant.
E. S. Hawkins-Pic,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

OF very pleasant and agreeable party cello.
bra.ed the advent of the New Year, OH the riah.
Of the first. e.5-
The citizens Of our town desire to testify
through our paper. their thanks to Adj Relger,
for his kindness in furnishing to them the fine
band Of music; and also 10 the musicians for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

or Nv = have y.ceived and looked over the first
Eup,ber OF the Sd ,ond volume Of "Arthus's MIG.
axi6es" and find it to be increased 10 sa4ue. and
cmbellist ment. The engravings ase superb; each
- and ,ssay begins witha fine and large engrav-
" isfe kisoae of our most attractive. period
S;als- mqe. companion for tho lady in.her par.
4 ftlss shoudosr. IL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

~ me oa se''er and Treaty Council has
''n aolourne5 its place sitting to the National
onch 'rounti- where the Commissioners are to
a'As 'ne I" ho'F SIde." About twelve hundred
''ra pave s'gnedl the Old Settler and Treaty par.
fl' roll. ls
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

49, ron MAtif's killed mas ~ .hs ssnssol
Tkaher.Ia Gov, day, ago. III. r,ss.s... r....~ !,
~ heard thep,. are these. Waite ~ neom.,
we're qunrreling alone, IN /, place sr,oa 1, rom
'ine near iSyansvil % Beamer, az Waite him.
say'' usod towards him very insulting Ian.
IN Cferosee, when Waitis rsmafked in I'm.
sl;st that "ass man should talk % him in ,ha,
'yssE and The sparre growing hotter, Waite killed
nsamor. lie Ahen came to some Cherokses . nd
.said ,hatsb. sould find man killed over there !,
l'qlnFsg y -hedireciloii Of Beamer's body. These
rea vep' 'hitlaer sad found the man dead as
~aais mad soid Waite is confined.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

s1shsing 10 ,sme oversight of the Post Mas
itl.iie Rock we received last weeks Friday
paiptail. lhe washington (flempstead co. }
| ,,I bags wsse ., mt to as in stend of our own
"A mad esrs 70 us irreguarly enough withou,
sh great uiissri es as This, and We will be much
liged to tie L tile Rock Post Of1iicers, if they
N Ii, . thcir o es better "skin1ed" in fasase.
FsIxe 3 rsow 6 me spec,aeles faons Uncle Sam.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

" IS SAID that President Tyler, upon retirn
tr"" the Pro,denlial chair. will make a tou
through Europe with his lady.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

e11ohn .. Adams argues thus wise in regn rd
to the annexation Of Texas to tho United States.
tie says that il NE annex Texas. England will
take. possession OF Cuba, and that We canno,
.nefeiore object, and that France will no, oppos..
Lnsano because she is extending her do,ninions
:" Africa and SO he brings ii MI around smooth
~. This would look we'll, bu. the old man eIo
quent,' though cslobualou for good memory, seems
to have forgotten that Cuba belongs to Spain.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

HI W Fsres--s'ome stables were blthed recently
q fort Smith set J',aS ers BY blas " ORA n.
6o y now ccpfrsd il iaa. ppe horse ", bad,
X eurnt- Arother bouse was NtuEns ths nex.
S@y "a The shore opposite Forf Snas. ~ I'm
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

Extract from letter wr. fen by one Of our
distinguished men from Little Rock, 18th Dec
1t will be interesting to the friends Of whom he
speaks, and to our readers generally.
The Legislature is moving on about rapidly
as when you left. Your delegates ire among the
most efficient in the Assembly. The Speaker
has acquired for himself a reputation Of which
any young man might be. proud-h is prompt in
decision aud remarkably courteous to all the mem
bers, and is destined to take ahgh stand at dis.
tans day in Arkansas. Mayors and Du Val uro
both active mon. Du Val has talents Of a high
order but he is rather modest. | need not speak
of your Srnutcr-he is sone of the best Informed
politicians in the State.
The Bank is made the hobby-that is subec,
with which every man in the assembly rs fam'i-
iar, and so are their constituents. They have
got up some rather noughy cases"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

eT rhre abuses were destroyed by FIRE few
ago 10 Naysvile, Bsatties Prairie. One of
ah belongedt'a man BY the name of Armstrong,
IN ts said, killed an Indian two or three months
N sno irofs this circumstances '.is judged that
y" sf'end' Of 'he Indian set fire to the houses in
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

don the idea OF annexation TO this country. II
irue' this report will send indignation like Creek
hrs INTO every heart in our land. The I"ople
will never suffer such negotiations. cspeciuiIy al
ter declaring so signaliy their favor OF annexaion
by the election Of Polk to the helm Of govern.
ment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

The official vote of Alabama has at last been
made public. The democratic majority is H..
656
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

W We learn from correspondent u,-.---.-
Rock, that the Legislature will probably adjourn
to-day. I'd. .s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
UNITED STATES Of AS5
DISTRICT OF ARxAssAsI
AisssANKRUPCE, Des'r
sander Bucbaoan, !

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,own a', q BY Iettse y. jpsed y I
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