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From he N. o. Pic, May PC.

!, hO4h M hCAICO.
 us. brig Somers, Commodore Gerry,
 at Pensacola on Monday night last,
 'sirom Vera Cruz. A gentleman who
 nus laid us under many obligations
 Fore, has furnished us with an authentic
 ol the Mexican news up to the 10th
 Nwlll be seen that the intelligence, pub
 exclusively in the Picayune of We'd
 ast-that Capt. Elliott, the British
 o Texas (who left Galveston some fSo, as he said for Charleston, had in
 me secretly to Mexico-is confirmed.
 seen also that our statement that aaa Government had sent secret agents,
 s'A Capt. Elliott, to barter the Texan E"fa valueless recognition of indepen- ty Mexico, is also confirmed; and that sOant we published of Senor Canado's
 a 10 the United States was likewise
 M'rigues which we have felt 1t our expose, the secret negotiations and |s |.'vus movements of official conspira- Te' ae a we have been compelled, from a ae obligations which our relations [i uollc impose upon us, to lay bare to F~' = ol the world, have been so fraught ES s'ne, n'., so marked by dupIiclty, so over- ss, Hi.h oaseness, that we have not been ,su mat some of our contemporaries ss ,saa'ed to put full faith in the revela- senaVe made. Indeed, at moments we " sa staggered Ourselves at the develop S,s@ey ,s were brought to light, and have '". ~sm to the public with some hesi- h,"' hr,o"'.~cl'hstanding the absolutely authen- h -'s m rom which we derive our infor- s, ihe mtrigues which we have SC ,.a Iposed In our columns came to our !, se early-in their inception almost os S"'' country was to be made the If m .,eir lnlquitous purpose, and the h :, lexas were intended to be sacri- ,nd a'e policy of foreign governments, N s asoelled by the ambition tor avarice S,s orsd di some of their own public servants, D,,;s ' us 10 establish extensive means of bs 0a .l la such quarters as were likely ,ems'. s'enes of operation, and ina manner | tjmas auo as to be scarcely liable to mis- trar i'.Isiuon. As yet we have not been Ass. oy a single error when we relied ws - means for the whole truth. And
 " nave confirmation of the last act
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reported that not less than S5OO,O0O were at issue besides. Before the race large odds were freely given by the Northerners on fashlon--l0O to so, to 75, and even to 60. After the first heat, large odds were offered the other way-l00 to 50, and even to 25 and to 20; at which rates a good deal of money was bet.
 SU MARY.
 TUESDAY, May 13h, lS45.-Match Race -S20,000 aside-Four mile heats. Tho's. Kirkman's ch. m. Peyiona, by
 imp Glencoe, out of Giantess, by imp
 Leyiathan-ive years old; 1l5
 lbs. IBARSryl l 1 Wm. Gibbons oh. m. Fashion, by imp
 Trustee, out of Bonnets O Blue, by
 Sir Charles aged; l23lbs TJoLAIRDI 3 Ejref Ecof T,,yr CJ Ty.-.
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-,,u tEe Y. o. Picayatne, May PC.
 FROM MEXICO,

.re been permitted to publish an ex-
 aletter written at Vera Cruz, on tht
 If May, the purport of which took
 moletely aback that were it not fol
 prable source from which it comes
 H pay little heed to 1t indeed. The
 ton an individual whose word mighi
 the belief of every man in the coun-
 to say of the Government itself
 he announcement we make upon Eontv will startle all of our readers
 adis in these words-we transcribe Eally:
 f and the Texan Commissioners are wing this Vera Cruz in an English
 rGalveston, with the treaty acknow-
 independence of Texas. Butthey an of their reception at Galveston
 sople the Mexicans think that the
 sgment of Texan independence will
 Annexation, and thereby they will
 of declaring war, as they had threat Ehey swear, however, that if Texas
 mexation to acknowledgment, they ae war"
 will astonish the American people zract, is the intelligence that Elliott aa Cruz, and that the President of las secretly sent Commissioners to under the patronage of England, to recognition upon the basis alluded Dor Cuevas's letter to Congress. Can ags be possible? Can 1t be that Capt. who left Galveston with the avowed of going to Charleston, S. C., has off to Mexico to get sly advantage ptation which the people will baflie tVery scePtre in Europe be raised in over them3 Can it be true that Pre- Ones, in the circumstances which now lhim, has had the temerity to despatch gents to Mexico to form a treaty in epeople of Texas are to be sacrificed? seen so much duplicity and double in this whole affair, and heard so |6cial mendacity in regard to the pur- linen unfortunately in high places at enous crisis, that we are prepared |Fe that some of the actors ill the busy fore us are capable of doing anything low, and asserting anything how @ but we confess that these two little a letter from a high source excited (azement. Yet here are the words E in black and white, and signed by Eable and well known name; and one Pdtish vessels (the Eurydice) compos- med express kept up between Gal |Nd Vera Cruz was at Sacrificios,-an |ge adjacent to Vera Cruz,-ready to the Minister, Commissioners, and to Galveston. Perhaps some of the aors against the popular will may aem when too late of their pertinacity miserable and corrupt proceeding. les the American squadron and the la, the two French vessels heretofore ned as being at Vera Cruz were yet a'bor or in the ofing. Both of the Aners, three brigs of war, and several armed vessels belonging to Mexico bort
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Plum Bayou, Ark, May 9th, Is45.
Mear.ons fe, Egsre

nN Tuesday, Me 3d day of June nert will hire, " at Public Auction, at the Court house door in the city of Little Rock for the balance of inc present year. NEGRO WOMAN and child and THREE MUBATrO GIRLS, belonging to the-estate of the late Cgathia Robinson, deceased
 The woman is about B years of age, and has child about IS months old; and the girls are of the ages of 9, I2 and Is years.
 Persons hiring will be required to give bond with two good securities, for the payment of the hire on the 3lst December next, with 10 per cent. interest from due until pad and also to furnish said servants with good comfortable wearing apparel and bedding, wholesome diet, and medical attendance in case of sickness, during the term for which they are hired and to return them to at the expiration of the term.
 The hiring will take place at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day. VIM. E WOODRUFF, Ear
 of Cgndtia Robinson, decd.
 Little Roct, May l2, i845. s5-3w
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ADMINISTRATOR N0TICE..

\ EI I EKS of Administration havinp been taken ts. A out upon the estate of Wilson J. Cage, decd, oy John Bradley, of sLaiayettee county, State of Arkansas, on the 29th day of Marcht ls45. and mere osng no heir or heirs of the deceased knowa tp p ,e h Adhlstfa'of this Is to give notice that if estate of Wilson J. Cage, amounting 10 the sum made, e''eie"' o1V ~. The aforesaid Wilson !. Cage decd died in the State oi Arkansas, county oi Lafayette on .he 27tb day of March, 1915. and was sllnnosed to ha -. .. tive of the State of Virginia was about fifty vears oi age, of dark complexion, and about six feet in height. HIGHTOWER & MEaRrs
 For JOHN RRADTFy -a,,
 May 2s, 1sI5.-37:Gw
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, TiffJo RocL- T,tna Jafb IS1S

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
 Lltle Rock, June 10th, IS45 { EE1HE Government of the United States issued on A the requsition of Governor J. Miller, to the Territory of Arkansas, on the l6th Oct l8l9,-40O Muskets and 50 Pstols and on the 18th July, l82l, 200 Cavalry Sabres, and 400 Pistols; and the goth Oct, lS2l,-l2 Drums and l2 Flies. All of said Arms, and Instruments of Martial music, were dis tributed to different points, and no doubt, under the of persons made responsible for their safe keeping and future delivery; but as those persons are unknown to me, and the public interest requires some knowledge of them this is to request all those having such Arms or Instruments in charge, pos. sessing any knowledge of them, to report the same to this office, soon circumstances will permit
 THOS. $. DREW. By the Governor and
 Commander in Chief
 SoLoN BoRLANp, Adjt. Genl
 June II, IS45. 39-4w
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, }
 COUNTY OF LAWRENCE,
 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP EAI l. the undersigned have this day viewed an " estray, shown to us by Phillip Smith, and find the same to be sorrel horse, supposed 10 be about l or l2 years old, l5 hands high small star m his forehead, scar on his left jaw two inches long, branded with on the left shoulder, and some saddle spots. Appraised to twenty dollars
 JOHN WAGSON,
 his a
 REUBEN S SMITHEE, s
 mark s
 his 2
 IsAIAHS GOSHER.
 mark Sworn to and subscribed before mo an actino Justice of the Peace, in and for the said county of Lawrence, and State of Arkansas.
 W.H. SMITH, JP. Filed for record, l2th May, IS45.
 J. WILMETH, Clerk By J. o. Stranghar, D. c. A copy test
 J. B. WILMETH, Clerk. Prs fee $6 00-39-3w1
 STATE OF ARKANsAs,
 CLARK COUNTY,
 ANTOINE TowNsHIP\ N1 E the undersigned appraisers being called on w to view an estray horse shown to us by Jes SC Huiman do find the same to be a sorrel horse orc years old branded on the near shoulder and hiT with the letter B. left hind foot white, about fieef hands high with scar on the side behind the lef shoulder, star in the forehead and we do apprase said horse to thirty five dollars, this l7th of April 1915.
 T. NJ. GALEHER, {App,'s.
 B. SNELGROVE. Sworn to and subscribed before me,
 WM. SMART, J. P. Prs fee -St-3o.3v1
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BANK NOTICE.

KEcEIVER's OFFICE, BatesviIle
 May MeI5M 1915. { nERSONS indebted to the Branch Bank at Bates I yiIlc are hereby notified, that the officers of said Bank, are ready to attend 10 the duties required "An act to amend an act to place the Bank of the State of Arkansas, in quidation" and that to pre- vent suit-prompt renewals will be necessary on all notes lying over. The act of the last Legislature above referred to- requires the debtors upon renew als. in addition to the payment of calls and interest heretofore, to execute note for the balance due" C. B. NAGRUDER,
 FINANCIAL RECEIVER.
 J. BAKER ATTORNEY
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LAND FOR SAT.r

TT NHE N and qrs. ol section O. Townshp
 N north, range. west situated very near the Memphis road, about eighteen miles from Little Rock, and the half of the " ar. of section is. township N range west, containing eighty acres, which is about mile from the tracts above mentiond It is all good land, and will be sold very low,
 Apply at the Store of W. B. WAIT. of 10 J. E, REARDON.
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Information NWa.sdea.

4 toNCERNlNG young man about the age of " twenty-threei of the common stature, and when lie lelt, had on green summer coat; the son of A. Bameque. Hsname Is John and has been deranged in his intellect since the year of ls39 He left his fathers house on Wednesday, the second day of May, (tast.,) since which lime nothing has been heard oi him. He has been accustomed to ramble about in the neighborhood, butt always returned in safety, within . few days until now. It is thought that he has rambed off into another neghborhood as every diligence has been used to find him in this vi- cniy Any information that can be obtained of him will be thankfully received by his greatly distressed family, and any trouble expense he may be to tho person finding him will be amply remunerated.
 A. BARRAQUE.
 Plum Bayou, Ark. May gth. I845 3j
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Law Notice. s. J. BRANDENBTRG.

ATTORNEYS CoUNSELLo OR .aT L.8W. " fLL practice i'll the first Judicial circuit; and W VIII glYe strict attention 10 all business con- fded to his care, in any part of the State.
 All letters on business must be postpaid.
 oFFIcE and residence, at LAwRENc evILLE Mon roe county, Arkansas
 June 4th 1915. 3s3m
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, }scu
 CoUNTY OF PULASKI. { ''i'
 Sackett, Brothers & Co.,, PlYs. )
 pS kATTAcUNrNr Hardaway and Hawkins, Dcffs.
 ED Y virtue of a writ of attachment issued by the D Clerk of the circuit court of Pulaski county, and to me directed and by the further order of the Hon. John J. Clendenin, Judge will offer for sale at public auction, for ready money, on Saturday the l4h day of June inst, at the store house of Messrs Weaver K Walters, in the city of Little Rock, low CT steamboat landing, well selected stock of Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Hardcare, Cutlery .8ccordions, Books aud Stationary, seized as the property of Thomas E. Hardaway and Alexander Hawkins, and sold to satisfy the demand of said plaintiffs. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock and close at precisely; and if not all sold on that day, the sale will continue on the Monday following.
 VIM. B. BORDEN, She,iF
 Pulaski county, .Arh's. Litiie Rock, June 4, 1s45 39-lw
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To Esre$7ases...,.


 The printing of the first volume of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of Arkansas, by the under. signed Reporter IS hereby offered 10 the "lo.eest and pest oaddtf, as feqaited by law.
 The undertaken will be required to do the work. i,rst, Tn the manner prescribed by the Statutes on the subject. Nee hpgisea SiafHtes pages G6s, 669. secondly, m a reasonable time, on good white pa. per, with clear type, good durable ink, and in all respects, Tn workman-like manner
 The volume will contain not less than six hundred pages; and the printer is to be paid for the work by the State, under her present financial system. No bid coming in after the 10th of June. Is45, will be regarded. Bidders will address their bids to the undersigned
 F. II. ENGLISH Reporter LiAe Roch lfag 26A IsI5
 LlI,s,,e VIE hl. s,eam Boat Eveae paving sof the Inspectors, Cottono other Pro. duce or Merchandise shipped on board of her in the Arkansas trade will be insured tt the usual rates of premium by he undersigned Insurance Companies in this city
 Merchants Insurance Company.
 RiCH'D l.. ROBERTSON, Iaspecfor. Agency St. Louis Perpetual Insurance Company
 RICHD l.. ROBERTSON, Inspector, Agency of the Mutual Safety Insurance Company of New York. RICH'D SWAIN faspecfor. Agency of the General Mutual Insurance Company of New York. RtCH'D SWAIN, Inspector. Subject to all warranlees expressed or implied.
 Western Marine and Fire lns. Go. L, MATTHEWS; Presf. Way 2stl, io}3. 37-3w
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DlED, In this city, on Thursday night last, of innama. ton of the bowels, Col MATHEW T. LOGAN, o Pope county
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ssESe Reward.

FFSN GTRAYED away from the under. 0Y %s@~-yyA o signed about the 9th ofthis month, aG[s&MA lMa BROWN MARE, about or years M PQA old, natural pacer, mane and tail esssssssss heavy, and some grey hairs in her mane and tail, and white blaze in her forehead. When last heard from, she was travelling on the south side the Arkansas River in the direction of Fort Smith, supposed to be making for he Indian country. where she was raised. The above reward will be paid for her delivery to me in this place.
 GEO. c. WATKINS. Ilttic ltoek, May I3th, iS5J. 36-1W
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AMERICAN FLEET-THEG EGULF.-The gov- ernment of the United States will have the following fleet off Vera Cruz in few days,
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the prop CT land office, and make payment therefor. soon as practicable afler seeing Mis notice and before the day appointed for the commencement of the rulc sale of the township embracing the tract claimed (above designaed) ) otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
 JAS. SHIELDS,
 Commissioner of the Geni Land Ofice.
 3S-I3w
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TO DEALERS

w H. & M. WAIVERS, Wholesale and Retai
 w Dealers, in Groceries and Medicines a Fort Smith, Arkansas. They will receive goods or Commissions and pay strict attention to all business entrusted to their care.
 June, lS45. 39-3w
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
 On Sunday evening, the Sth inst, by James D Fitzgerald, Esq, JOSEPH LITTELLA JoNls, tt Miss PAULINE BoRLAND, both of this township
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A Miich Cow Wanted. A Falr price will be given for a GOOD Mich Cow, A with young calf. A good one only is wan. ted. Apply at this Office.
 May i5M, 1915.
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SiaeriHes Sale.

Prs fee -St-3o.3w1
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Tota'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
AR RIEFD


Ship Ferax, Hale. 20 Dis i'm Lsguna. logwood to Buck
& Peters Left bark Turbo. from Boston, just arr; brig
Toronto Franklin for New-York. in , de; brig Susqne-
hannah. condemned and sold Died Laguna Oct.
18TH Edword Johnson, chief officer, native OF Massa
chusetts
Brig Black Hawk, Bunnei 81 ds I'm Port Spain Island
Joseph Gorham Woodhouse for Bonair, in days; Nor
man. do, the only American vessels in port.
Br brig Syria Masters, 20 DIS fin Sydney, CB, Goals to
Ward & Brown. passengers.
Brig Olive, Anger, from Antigua via ST Thomas, 10
DAYS in ballast bound New. Haven. Left ship Emily,
Davis hence, just arrived barques Mary Patten, and
VIM. Kennedy discg; brigs Tarqun, for New Haven
Elizabeth for Philad schr Delaware, North Carolina,
soon.
Brig George Spies. -, from Lubec, Me- plaster.
Schr Exto. Washburn. 80 DIS FIN Thomaston. lime,
bound Norfolk. Put in to repair. with loss OF fore
mast galley and boat having the 9TH aid 10th inst
experienced a gale from SSW TO WNW. Nov
IOth lat IS lon - spoke bark Globe, from Philadelphia
for Orleans l2th LAT Sc 40 Ion 90 So spoke brig liar
riet OF North Yarmouth Me- from Norfolk for 81 Kits;
reported having the 10Th. in gale lost deck load
main sail and b; had also sprung Leak found the yes
sci had feet in the hold; succeeded IN hndng
and securing the leak to proceed on her voyage
Schr Patriot Gates Il DIS I'm Turks Island, salt to
Middleton & Co. 7th inst lat - 80, long - II. spoke
ship Cairo OF Boston, IL days from Marseles Tor New
Orleans with passengers; same day spoke spanish
brig name unknown.
Schr Navarro Fuller, I'm Kingston Mass. to master.
Schr Ellen Rodman Ellis FIN Few-Bcdiord, oil.
Schr Republican. Sharp. Philadelphia coal.
BELOW brigs unknown Wind South West
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NORTHERN Men AT THE SoUTH-Fa yettevliie
~ is thriving place, bu, it wants Northern enterprise
md mechanics 10 settle there One Of the citizens has
published Circular narratng the advantages which in
dusirous Yankee artisans would enjoy, they would
begin mechanical business in that city Almost every
article OF household utility used there is made at the
North and of course is much more expensive than sim
lar articles i. manufactured in that city. But the great
difficulty which the Northern mechanic has 10 contend
with the employment OF slaves IN all the departments
ofndustry 10 some making toll o. the same kind
dsreputabe be pursued By white man This is the
great. al pervadins, 5ght;ng curse OF the soutn On
this point the writer says Northern mcn must renem
Der however that in coming this place they are com
ing TO :hc South. Their must depend much on
continuing their Yankee habits both in working ana
economy. If they expect 10 fall into Southern customs
and 10 become of business, they may
calculate that business will be successful but If
they will 20 into the front ranks Themselves working as
well as directing. practcing at the same time rled
economy they may soon acquire business ihat WIN
Weld competency and ultimately carry them to wealth
In doing this, feelings perhaps may be encountered
which will require sternncss of resolution little
independence, however, will overcome all.
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