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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

SILK AND STRAW WAREHOUSE!M
l76 PEARL-SrREET NY.
y l.. SMITH x HENDERSON would invite the a,'en-
II. of Merchants making their Spring purchas,s TO
their large assortment o!
SILK AND STRAW GOODS,
which they making additions from the latest
importations Their assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
will at all times conre large variety OF the most ashona'
bic aud desirable styles IN market They would insec'
FRENCH Lawns AND MUsLINS.
rich figured and PLAIN Csmeon and Brocads silks printed
Barcges aud Balconies striped FOuars and Fances new
patterns Of De Laln.s &c very large assortment OF
SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
Camslion SILK and Cashmere striped Barge and Balzo
rine plain embroidered De Lame Ladies Cavats Sca
aud idkfs Swis- Nus Cambrcs. Laces and Edgings Rib
bons Gloves Ats &c They would desire particular at
enion 10 their stock of Foreign and American
STRAW GOODS.
comprising every variety OF Florence Braid Straw Lawn,
Willow and Fancy Bonnets of Spring styles and Will be
sold the lowest manufacturers prices Five Hundred Gases
Of Mems and Bows Leghorn Hats and entire
of Palm Leaf Hats oevery quality and Price Artificial
Flowers Bounet Trimmings. sc. which will BE- sold for
cash approved credit at the lowest market prices al 3m
ClLKS AND SHAW LS-A great variety of Silks aud
- ShawlS. of all kinds may be found very cheap. at
IIDDi.F'S 20 tan7lst
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Settling Off.
NOTICE


To N0n.reSidC nj Land .hOlders and their Agents.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That an Act Of
Y the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas
entitled ian act TO authorize residents of this State
and others owning lands and town lots in counties in
which they shall not reside, 20 pay taxes upon such
lands and town lots directly into the State Treasury,
should they prefer doing" approved 9Th January.
lc45 authorizes nonresde Its of the State, and citi
zcns ow ming lands town lots in counties in which
they do not reside, pay the State and county taxes
thereon into the State Treasury.
Every person wishing to pay taxes under this act as
owner agcnt; must file, cause 10 be filed in iic OIL
fee Auditor of Public Accounts under oath, e
accurate list, and description of the lands and town
lots upou which he shall wish to pay stating ths
value of such lots, and describing the lands by
townships, range, section, ot part thereof and tho
number Of in each particular tract or subdivision
hereof and the value Of each tract subdivision per
provided that land shall be valued at less than
tree dollars per acre) and the Of the county id
which the same shall be situate. Non residents who
have filed caused 10 be flied with the Auditor, lists
of their lands and lots for taxation for the year
e4 can, upon the conditions Of the aforesaid pay
their for the year 1885, upon lands in any part ef
this State directly into the State Treasury at Little
Rock, at any time before the FIRST Monday Of August
next!
The Auditor is required ID ascertain the amounis Of
State and county due lands in such cases. and
10 furnish statement thereof to the persons wishing to
pay the same; ard the State Treasurer upon the pre-
senaton OF such staemen is required to receive tho
taxes and grant duplicate receipts therefore, one Of
required grant certificate under his official sea
showing that payment Of the has been ade pro.
vded that the person paying such taxes shall pay 10
the Auditor fifty for each tract lot subdivision
upon which the taxes shall have been paid.
ELIAS N. CONWAY, yudtor
of Public Accounts oil the State Of Arks.
AuDIToR's OFscE, Little Rock, Ark's. 18th Jan
1915. 4-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
NEW STORE AND NEW
GOODS,

AZ SlIENkLOSkI has Just arrived, direct from
W. New York, with fine assortment Of DRY
GOODS, consisting of the following articles: Fancy
striped silks black and blue black bombazineS Grape
de anes; chusans; Orleans cloth; broad cloth; French
and American prints; Irish linen linen cambrc hdks.
Madras, do French needle worked collars; silk, worst
ed and wooen shawls black silk hose; black and white
cotton hose; mixed and unbeached half hose India
rubber suspcnders: and great many other articles in
the dry goods line too numerous to mention.
Also, JEWELRY, consisting OF a splendid assort.
ment of fine gold patent and detached lever Watch.
es; gold chains and gold pencil All Of which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
The public respectfully requested TO call and
examine for themselves. Country merchants who are
in want Of any of the above mentioned articles, will
find it to their interest to call at this store.
Store on Main St in the house Of Mr.. }. p. Smith
March l5-5-ta
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
ARCHER,
WOODWARD, MASTER.

VSsA THE Archer vii run regular pack
Fs-t-NlS ct between New orleans ard Port Glib.
,Ssy,sf SON. throughout the business season; and
6eno buII expressly for this trade is in every respect
worthy the patronage Of the public She draws onlS
% inches when light and equal oany boa, on the
rive her cabin is fitted up in the best and most com
G,tobIe and convenient manner, having extra large
h,,hs ali in state rooms Insurance be effected
on her a, any Office at the lowest rates
Every attention will be paid to passengers VINO ra'
ell on her having an experienced and careful crew. be
sides a full compliment of attentive and ooeaent Gao
in servants $500,
Strict attention paid TO dscharging way'reght, al
any landing and all letters and packages sent By he'
will be carefully delivered
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Al STlN & CLEGG, agents.
March lJ-J-tl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
MARRIED., ,

On the 25th inst, by the Rev. D. McManus, at Fort
Smith, Ark, Capt. J. B. s. Topp. U. S. A., to Miss
c. HorExAS, daughter of Major Hoffman. U. S. A.
So. our friend and sometime correspondent IT. is
become 'Bcnedict the married man.. and chosen that
good part that cannot be taken away from him. All
the blessings Of the marimon al lie attend him and
his bride.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
SCOTT, WHITE L. CO.,

TTAyE JUST RECEIVED a complete stock OF
III goods. consisting Of Dry Goods tlardwarr' SAD
dery, Hats, Boots aud Shoes Stationery Meec'hes;
oueeusware Cotton warns Iron. Steel, Groceries and
Liquors. which they ar offering on better terms ior
CASH than have been heretofore sold in this market
they will also receive in exchange -four meal hides
pelires Coon skins, Bees way, tallow &c AT tne mar
tet n,ee, The following are the leading articles OF
IN eir stock
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that letters Of
~ administration have this day been granted
to the undersigned, on the estate of Robert 8.
Gibson, deceased, bearing date this day; all per.
sons therefore having claims against said estate
are required to exbt them, properly auiheniicat.
ed, within year after date Of such letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit in said
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited with.
in two years thoy will be forever barred and pre-
cluded from any benefit in said estnte.
Given under my hand this 9Th March lS45.
4-6w. SARAH P. GIBSON, Admir-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
CLOTHS, &c.
NOTICE

TO PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE STATE or
ARKANSAS FOR THE PURCHASE OF LANDS
OF THE GRANT OF 100000 ACRES.
4 LII persons who have purchased lands of the grant
N of 100000 acres, and whose notes are now due 10
the State Of Arkansas to call at the office
of the Treasurer Of Arkansas and paw their notes. or
they will have 10 be placed in the bands of ATTORNEY
for collection. Nothing but specie par funds will bb
received in payment OF such notes.
JARED C. MARTIN, Treasurer
Of the State Of Arkansas.
Treasurer's Office, Little Rock, Ark's, llth Fcbrua
ry, 1915. 4-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29

CLOVER AND GRASS SEED.
DED Clover seed Timothy do.i Blue Grass do"
II, Lucern do; Flas do. All Of the best quality
lust received and for sale by -
- W. II. & NJ. MAYERS.
Groeers and Druggists.
Fort Smith, March IS, 1s4s-5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
NOTICE

TO CERTAIN CLAlMAN IS OF NEGROES, AND
OTHER PROPERTY IN THE CREEK COUNTRY
VN7HEREAS. it has been represen ted to the Ma.
w tional Council Of the Creek, or Muscogee ma
ton, that number Of negroes belonging 10 the heirs
Of Chey oh har Micco, citizen OF said nation were
sold by Mr. Edpard Hendr'ek. Of Alabama, to Mr..
s. NJ Hagerfy, of the Republic of Texas. That
these negroes afterwards ran away from Hagerty and
returned to their old homes in the Creek country
That Mr.. John DiLrd Of Arkansas, as he authorized
agent of f1agerty has since formally demanded the
negroes and the question was referred so the Nation
al Council, which indicated an opinion favorable TO
the heirs but at the instance of billiard, the decree
not recorded and the question left open for future
considerations
And whereas, it also appears that the above med
Edward Hendrick holds possession Of draft, signed
by some OF the Principal Chiefs Of Canadian district.
amounting to about $500, (more less) which raft
would have been paid at the National Treasury, to the
proper and legal owner thereof upon proper proof be-
ing made. ltspayment however, to Hendricks. or his
assigns is protested against by Dllard the representa-
tive of Hagerty, who claims payment of the draft
himself, part indemnity for the loss of the negroes
sold as aforesaid by Hendrck to Hugery. and which
claim has since been transferred to billiard.
Now, therefore, this is 10 gre notice to all parties
concerned in the negro property and draft, above
tioued and described, that for the purpose of finally
justing and settling all contested matters herein,
upon Principles of justice, law and equity. they the
sads par,es hereby requested TO meet the Council
and Chiefs of the Creek nation at the "Deep Fork"
on the 25th day Of May next, (lS45,) All the esmo-
ny will then and there be heard and the negro proper
y and proceeds Of the draft, will be awarded to such
claiIDan claimants who in the opinion Of the Coun
ell are entitled TO the same-and II the draft is not
presented to the Council on that day, it will be de
| cared null and void.
Given under our hands, at the Council House, this
3Uth day of January, A. d. lS45.
ROLLY MCINTOSH his X mark,
TOM MARTHLE MICCO his mark,
UFAWLA HALO his mark,
TUCKABATCHEE MICCO his X mark,
COWOCh OGEE EMARTHLA his Y mark
JIM BOY his mark.
WITNESS:
JAS. l. ALEXANDER,
h. MARSHALL.
The Montgomery, Ala, Advertiser will copy three
times weekly and send bill Immediately to this OH ce
for collection.
No. 6.-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Groceries,

Coffee Cranbcrries, grapes,
Snr,, Mackerei, shad
S,it Saleratus, starch
Powder. lead and shot Stoushtons bitters
psnnsr Tanners oil, snuff
Nutmegs. allspics Winter bied sperm OIL
oI;r. ou White and red lead
r.. .sa,r. and tobacco English & chrome green
- .ns,r clarified do. Vermilon, Litharge,
Cheese. pickles y ca,suP frnss'an olue' WITTY
Mustard, vinegar Chaik' giue' ""' h
Raisins, Lemons, C"paI ana ,aPan
Champagne, Albany ale lndlGo anu "auue'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Reg ular Van Buren,, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson
Packet,
ROLLA,-SuMMERs Master,

~ess-A WILL ply as regular packet between
f-.-kllr the above mentioned ports, and will con
.i1ss$sssf ,Inue throughout the season, leaving
Van Rnren every Saturday morning at O'Clock, and
For, smith at 2 o'clock r. NJ of the same day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every Wednesday morn
inc A. 9 o'clock The RulIa having undergone thor
ronch re,ars is now better adapted for the safe and
speedy ira nporaton of passengers and freight ,han
any boat in the trade. Every eAerton VIII made TO o
ensure the comfort Of passengers and safety oil rog
All packages parcels, letters or orders sent ny .he
boat, will meet with prompt attention For iregh OF
passage apply on board or to the following agents;
HENRY 4 cUNNlNGHAM' Van DrREs.
J. S GROSS.
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS, : Fo,r Su,ru.
CAPT. JNO. ROGERS
FRED CUMMINGS, Eovr G,,so,
w. P. DENCKLA
Van Buren, March s, lS45,--tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
AUSTIN & CLEGG,

AUSTIN & CLEGG,
TIAVE Just received per steamers Archer, swallow
III and James Pitcher, the following articles which
th ey will sell low for cash country produce:
900 sacks salt 10 kegs powder
10 hhds sugar 90 kegs shot
90 sacks coffee 1000 lbs lead
5 boxes tea 10000 percussion caps
90 bbls wliskcy 10000 cigars
10 doaIe 9 boxes ching tobacco
10 do rider 10 cases boots and shoes
9 dol gin bales d"mest'cs
do malaga wins 1000 doz cotton yarn
5domoasscs 6 doz painted buckets
ceroon indigo 300 lbs sole leather
10 900 ib, iron doz Phil'a calf.skins
castings Of every dc. 9 bbls buckwheat flour
scrip,ion sperm and tallow
1000 lbs plough moulds candles
90 casks cheese 10 bbls onions
90 bp,css soap = bales oakum
10 pieces baggng % boxes starch
5 coils rope
ALso-Peppcr, spice. birthstone, and every article
in the grocery nc-playing cards, pressed tum6Isrs
bed cords and plough lines tin writing and let
ter paper of which they will sell low for cash OF
country produce.
Van Buren,, March Is, lsl5.-5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
NEW YEA X!
COLUMBUS HOTEL.

FE'flE proprietor feels great pleasure in acknowl,
- edg'ns the extensive patronage received from
his friends and tie travelling community during
the past year. This. to HIM, is strong induce.
ment 10 commence lhc new year with increased
energy, and Il firm determination 10 devote his OK.
elusive attention to the convenience and comfort
of his customers. To enable himtodo so, he will
be compelled not only 10 call upon those indebted
to him for a portion of their dues, but in future
10 make more frequent settlements. lmperious
necessity is his only apology. J. s. GROSS.
Jan. 4, lS45.-No. Al 3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
SICkLES a. CO.,
No 24 MAGAZINE STREET, New ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AND
DYES

UTt.S UFFS,
Hav We Just opened their Wholesale Drug Store.
snd receiving extensive assortment Of 1sh
and genuine Drugs and Medicines, which they oer for
yale ut prices according 10 quality.
PLANTATION MEDICINES.
NHE subscribers, Of the Importance to Plant.
i ers and Physicians Of having Medicines which can
be relied and GENUINE having taken partc.
ular in the selection Of their stock and from the
arrangements they have made in London, Paris, and
EewYork Tor receiving constant fresh supplies, they
wl always be prepared to furnish Planters and Physi
eians with Medicines which they will guarantee Of su.
Peror quality.
49, SICKLES CO..
Druggist, No. "a. Magazine ST., New Orleans.
Il March %, lS45-6-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
THE SPLENDID STALLION,
BAY BARDE;,.

A a WILL stand the ensuing sea
MYSA son, commencing 10th March
AHTIfUsT HTN and ending on 18th June. in The
UTY fNly town of Van Buren,, Crawford
~ VI wy county, Arkansas, and will be
xA2EkaeAkk=.-kQ-.l let TO mares at the very low
price Of S. the siugle leap. 10 be paid at the time o.
service $40 the season, to be paid within the season
and SIS to insure with Goil, the money to be
paid soon the fact is ascrrained, or the mare
changes owners.
BAY BARBE is beautiful mahogany bay full six
teen hands high Of fine form, and will be nine years
old next spring He raised at Jefferson City Mo-
where his performances the turf well known
and admired he never having lost race. He is
sure foal.geitcr
Mares fro distance will be promptly attended 10
but no liability for accidents will be incurred
PEDlGREE.-Bay Barbe was sired by Giles Scroggins
and he by the noted horse old Sir Archie. His dan
was imported fror, England and she by Bedfort
and English Eclipse, imported by Colonel Dickson. oil
Virginia.
J.B. STEIENS& Co.
| certify that witnessed the performances of Bay
Ba rbe the jefferson City Turf and also the St
Louis Turf, in the year 1889 and 1910, where hi
running was highly priced and where he esteemed
a horse of frst.rate qualities.
BENJAMIN BRYANT,
Van Buren,, March Is. 1Sl5'--5-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29

A FIRST rate lot Of Saw Mill irons for sale by
"A A. B PASCHAL.
Van Buren, Arkansas, January I6, lsi5-49-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Dry Goods.

Drt WOOu>'
,.,,h-o domestic Cotton & wooden shawls
anu Ia 40 Silk and cotton hndkis
=, :. heavy Iow.lls Hickory and other shirts
c,,, s,,ines Turkey red yarn
o.. Irish linen, spool cotton
c'I,ao Is,r. Cotton flannel, elinen tn d
pII Er. stroudinps Blakcts, blank coats
~ ,;Li,u linen And other articles.
Hardware,
3 sets smiths tools Wahhe ana grIu 'o"'
Axes and batchets BrItoh si'ef'
Draw'r knives, hammers Coiee miis' Hy'ne pans
S,eeIv9r rds pat't balances A large stock of iron
Hand saws, files, locks castings oil Sil hs"u'
Knives and forks iIough hiou'N'' ' 49,
Saddlcry.
Dble pocket saddle bags Blind hrldlcs' martineeieS
H. ILL. h,mcs Sweeps swim gletrces
Brides, heads and rcins Girts, whips ana spurs
Hats. Roots and Shoes,
Russia and silk hats Heavy brogans
Fine calf boots Ladies fine kid slippers
Heavy do bnsk'ns
Brogans lined & bound Splendid article of gaters
QueensW are,
Edged twifTers Mocho do
Painted teas Granite d.
Granite do Dishes, bakers
Painted pitchers Tumblers, SC.
Stationery,
Satin letter paper Quills and pencils
French do do Day and memo. books
Cap do "alcrs, &c.
Medicines,
Camphor, Batemans drops Peppermint, laudanum
Godfrey's cordial Paregorc, ess. lemon
Farmers md Country merchants are respectfully in.
sitcG To examine extensive assortment, as we are
confident that we can offer them inducements to buy
March Is, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29


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NFTALs-There has been more novernsn, in Lead
and GOO PIGS Missouri 20 arrive have chsn ed hands ~
~. ~ DAYS In Iron there y not much dom. hu, the
market steady 80 Is FOR Scotch - AZ pi--shurg
sales o. 30 tons NO Ale gheny Forge P A. so mo-
2O tons aboai TIE quality az 81 50 NOS 81 ton.
rirh Allegheny IN three separate lofs AZ So mos
Az - Louis stock arm sales 1910 pi-s a. , - 80
Holders ask 90
NAVAL -TORFS-An The Tar IN market ss.-,hre for
shipping say eoo obs hr' been picked Up : - cash
Tg1-er,ine +. Quiet and quotations are unsettled ",
not. sales 80 lh.- spirits a. ~ . CO..
CANpLEs-we notice sales jo0 boxe. Aaarnant.ne A.
q. n . ci. part IN : papers
RICE There ]. very LITTLE doing and the marke, for
FAR 20 prime qualities steady ~ - = "a Co., Forship
Ping there lfe % 10 inquiry The stock = far
TEAS There = moderate inquiry among the trade
which tsse- II small parcels az about previous price.
A sale q 1900 ps-s oi Canton made Young Hys0u has
been made supposed ~ about u. cis B.. A. Bos
ton the market heavy and sa.es making 4, lower
Prices.
-TEsRINE We notice sales 90 some extent IN lots AZ
y ~ cts for good.
HENP-The supplies here are not very large and the
sales are only . small parcels We quote the range OF
lair lots - ~ 1r American dew-roiied Manila
held slf2 81 and = very dun The parcel recently
received Is gong into store. AZ = Lou. prime bright
o,s roffed would bring 80 % Az Louisville So
q ~ were the quotations. without much doing A. Bos
rln small -aes Manila 6ic = ?. 100 bale. do
n on. parcel taken hy "a Manufacturer ~ something
e-s Nothing dong % Russia and bur It,e N market
There. lair demand tor American. and steady sac.
A. Baltimore. no extensive sa.es. Holders hrm ~
former enthusiastically waterr0,,ed AZ :, :, n
and .rofied id4.c At NewOr.eans there l. fair
demand The sales u the week amount 70 about 100
6des. a. prices ran-n. from s'oa-o = ton for dew
rlffed.
PROVISIONS There has been some activity to-day
"a PorS and Old especially has shown an improvement
OF Old Prime 2UOO hbl-. sod AZ - - which i ad-
vance Of -. cent and % New about 1000 bbls Prime
and Mes so 4id 10 80 and >l3 sour New Prime l. IN
air demand n 37 and Mess al IL 00 In Beef there
has been no large tran-actions hut holders very
steady At - q OO and : IS a 00 for country end
city and some holders ask higher Beet Hams are
worth y a l. 80 Iierce Beef suitable tor export O.
England i scarce and wanted good of here i held
~ 80 o. In Picked Meats hear u nothing dong
Hams are dull al 6, 81 cts. and shoulder. O. q
ct- Cry smoked Hams +, Q cents DO Shoulders a
6, cents smoked Beet a > cents Good Lard in
bbl- j. worth cts the supply here j. quite -hr In
Butter and Cheese there q, not much change Cheese
3. q cts and rather more plenty Western Dairy But
Ter 10 a II. CT Goshen II Il cis. Ohio scarce and
would bring 10 cents
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DIED.


On Monday evening last IN the 10th year OF her age
Mrs. MARIA MALLAM BROOKS, widow OF the late
David Brooks ESQ. formerly OF Pouchkeepsle.
The relatives and friends OF the family and OF her son
inaw Frederic d. Priests requested TO attend her
funeral without farther invitation this afternoon (Wed
ncsday) at halfpas 1 o'clock from her late residence
No 81 Dominick street between Hudson and Narick SIS
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On sunday morning. July 18th after an illness OF 80
hours AT the residence of Mr. Schenck 100 Fulton street
Ncw.York Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS STEWART. Pro
lessor OF Music for about 30 years resident OF Bat
more aud of late years resident of Albany and New
York.
HARRIET daughter of Asahel and Helen Raymond
aged months.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral al o'clock this day at Their residence SO
Chatham street
On the 18th Mr.. JAMES FERGUSON, OF Walton,
Delaware Co n y. aged = years, father Of Rev : d.
and T. " Ferguson
The friends OF the family requested TO attend the
funeral from the house OF his T. NJ. Ferguson, No.
80 Greene street Spring this day al A. o'clock
r. II. without farther invitation.
On sunday, 18th. JEREMIAH 7. HEDGGER. Print
or, So
On Saturday ETH Elias Z. Sheppard, formerly Of
Utica IS.
At Pinckney Lewis Co. 2sth ult. JOSEPH LETTERS,
a Soldier Of the Revolution -
At Petersburgh, \. \. Weldon Ilskes, ~
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Books.
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W. cannot lay down these engaging volumes withpu'
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