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Attention! Attention!
NEW AUCTION STORE.

vEytiE subscribers beg leave to announce
that thew have taken the store on JET.
frrSon Street. one door west Of " esley Jones
At the sign of the american Flag" where
tiey offer for sale full and complete as
sortment of
Dry Goods AMI Groceries,
AZ nriccs which cannot fail to SUIT purcha-
scrs. They will sell at
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SUPERIOR Fresh Lemons, direct from
- New Orleans, for sale at the City Drug
Store bv ]. READ.
febl3 10
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oil Books & superior stationor::
Boots and Shoes.

Mems and boys boots and brogans.
Gen.lemens slippers,
Womens calf bootees and kip shoes,
Ladies fine kid, leather and gamb.oa
,lippers
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Groceries.

Groceries.
SUGAR, coffee, tea, molasses, tobacco,
- salt, pepper, alspice, &C., for sale
or retail, or exchanged for coun-
try produce, by
% J. G.. AUMAN.
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HARDIN ARE.

Nails. brads, spikes, Norfolk and Am-r,
can latches. blind fastenings, Parlt hinge,
butts and screws, window springs, do"'.
pad, till, chest, cupboard and trunk loc..s
files, rasps, hammers, hatchets, axes, al
gers, chissels, gimblets, screw drivers, bra
avis, tacks, floats, butcher and shoe kniva~,
mill, - cut, and hand saws, saddlers aw :
wool cards, cattle cards, curry combs, s.
irons, tea kettles, stew pans, fry pan.
hollow ware, superior and common Ia
and pocket cutlery, German silver 4
iron table and tea spoons, coopcrs AIDES ant
bits; hair clothes, counter, backing ali
scrubbng brushes; wood and metal liqaor
gates, percussion caps, hnts. and man!
articles not mentioned
Pine Lumber.
go thousand feet and 20 NJ. sawed p;na
Lath. A part of this lumber is OF a very
superior quality Of clear stuff from the Bis
Bull Falls, Wisconsin River, and will b1
sold at the lowest rates for cash or pro-
duce. j,
| return you my sincere thanks for past
favors and solicit u continuation OF your
patronage, and | wish you all not onl,
one happy new year, but q greati many.
! have a large stock OF goods and am
very anxious to sell and will sell cheap III
exchange for wheat, corn, oats, fiaxseed,
dry hides, bees wax, and the root OF al
evll''-moncy-will not be refused.
FL G PEASLEY.
Burlington, Iowa, Jan. 2, lS45. 81
Gazette COPY.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS.
OILS, DYE STUFFS. WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE. SPICES.
&c G-c
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Another remark bic Cure
by the use of

Who, after reading the following, can
LONGER doubt that Wistar's Balsn OF W lid
Cherry is the greatest Medicine in the
world?
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Pine Lumber.

EoRN, Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Butter !
u Eggs, Tallow and Lard, constantly or
hand and for sale by ] ). klMBALL.
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A FTER wishing you all happy new
N year, would most respectfully inform
you that have the following articles for
sale and many more
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
CASslUS NJ, AND HENRY CLAY;

! Important Rerelotion!--The following ex,rac,
from an article recently published by Cassius NJ.
Clay, contains the damning proof that the Hon
Henry Clay was privy TO, and sanctioned the mis-.
sion (and its molives) of the former among the
Northern Aboiitonisls at critical period Of the
late presidential contest. This fact was charged
by the democratic press at tho time, and bitterly
denied by the wings; what will these scrupulousiy
reraeous gentry have 10 say nov, and ia Inc face
Of such proofo the following:
81 went by the advice of one of the central com.
mitieo for the wings of kentucky,-by special
invitation from about fifty whg clubs of the North
by the request before and after my depa r,ure
Of four hundred and sixteen committee mon. repre.
scnling clubs. counties and conven,ions--by the
irresistible persuasion of fifty patriotic whig wo.
men of Ohio-and last Of all by the taci. approval
of the leader of the whig party, Henry Clay
The day before left Lexington, called upon Mr..
Clay and told him the purpose of my mission; ,ha,
it was thought by our friends that could have
an influence. from my peculiar position, with the
antisavery, anti-Texas voters of the free States,
which no other man coud and that was willing
10 go if could aid the whig cause. Mr.. Clay
said nothing, but nodded his head with an appro.
wing smile: and after some unimportan. conversa
ton he offered me letters Of introduction, which
declined as unnecessary"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
VAN BUREN FERRi'

NHE undersigned begs leave to ln'o..
i and travellers, that he has,renfeo y,
at Van buren. and hcnceforth will be pI'r
all who may como in tho most e1pedilo",. 4.
manner. He has boats su f'icicnt to cro'.
tina. maj sssse; aud from bis experiences. =. i sy
well known capacities, he hopes to nav mi
lie gives his personal attention, besides s.nSs
her OF experienced, sober and attentive nss.
The charges are represented, by des'sa1 III
higher than ordinary, bat he now PisHss ~
cross wagons and teams st fRom 81 TO Wr.2
than the prices fixed by lev. To emyI
make lib,raI allowances in eyossng ,nen
this is far the best route 10 aud from =. j
ing The cheapest market, he hopes thai ~ 4
about high prido may no. turn thenv them ~ IVLD
~ 90 CO.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

From Nauroo.--We learn from las.
came down this morning on the LacLI.|
Saints prohibit persons arriving by .i.,,1
entering lhoir city, and even grunB, n
ing of steamers at all. They are ~
have no further communica;ion win 4,
unless the hostility Of the Ialler reoJ,,'
sary. and that then they will defendb.1
the las, extremity. Nothing funhe
heard Of the mission of Minor War;
Ford.-H. Louis Gazette.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Tie Wfaied steamer Mssouri.-It will be re.
collected that SANDER was started short time
snce that the divers engaged in the Bay of GibraI-
tar had found 10000 Stare shockles in the wreck OF
TINS vessel. This absurd story it appears by the
Union, has been made the subject of grave COM
ment and serious structures in the London Times
which the Union knocks into a cooked hat. 1t
appears that $50 shackIes is the war compIemon,
every vessel Of the size of the Missouri has to
carry, and these she had on board, and no moro,
which was nocessary, as every national vessel
when she leaves The port, of what ever nation.
goes prepared as for sta!o of actual war.nnd
out Of this fact the EngIish tory papers have
manufactured, and will continue to manufacture
any amount of humbup.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
For the arkansas hi,

MEsSRs. EDlTCRS 81 observe that
abandoned your position, and are 90,
convention rs Gov. Yell has decfls
candidate for recollection to Congreas
to me thnl the same objections exist a
mcrIy. 10 n convention. Have the %
in ,ho ma,ter2 Have they By prma1
in any part Of the State called upon Il
say whether the crisis is such as to ds1
vcntion or mott No. BY their lukew1
Indifference they have shown lhalilsli
10 defer the selection Of Representing
come to the pole.
The convention has been sugscsd
Gated by few writers in the Banned
haps. have no other interest in the Sd
provide themselves with offices. asa
their ofiicionsncss in advancing some
10 high political stations and then y
assuming to be the organ Of the te@s
ty names the ,in'c and place, and cahI
different counties 10 nominate deera|
same time spsaks Of his being 's,nis|
rQichaOrcr' 10 warn the demncrn.s d |
ger-nnd how faithful and walchfuI Il
and viii be; how grateful he Is for tie |
reposcd il him. aud other ridiculous ID
l,umbIg the people and rrnIso himself
And, moreover, ! now ask what u
Of this convention? II is assumed to
nomination. Of successor to Gov. I'd
most important object viii be to have u
before the Convention and recommer1
next legislature for Ae y. S. SENATE u
to Col. Ashley, and this contss. and eSi |
been brought nbou, bv tho straggen
tales. vino have :ic;.I;cf capacity GO
support themselves without executive
and ii is well known that Yell retains 4
without any regard 10 their moral OF 4
capacities for office.
!, might be supposed from the tenor
tho last communications in the Banned
was sront md good man; irrcproacr|
vate or public life. In what does sI
consist! In congress he was scarceg
the members. lie has never accOn
important measure for Arkansas BY hs|
Is he n great Larger! ora great scAed
he possess great general inlormafion'
so ask in wha. does his goodness conss
one ever hear of his doing generou'1
his charities! of lis assisting a friend
ing the wants Of the poor? But on iS'1
is 1t not known that no can do al 1jjHi11
repair it, but hate the injured! Whi
Governor Of tho State his admnistrala
remarkable for anything but his opposIt1
X. Estate Bank. which he injured 10 olh
ability. by appointing, in violation ol
vent directors to rule its destInIcs on H
the State.
Such is The man they are now seeklng9 !
tho US Senate. And for WHAT 10 y
own inordinalc ambition; to satisfy hs1
there is a change, and Col. Ashley s"s
cd, hope you will urgo the position 'nl. y
assumed, that the agricultural portion
munity have claims upon the ConSenlloa,,'
not be set aside; one representative sHo'
on from among them. So far as hh'eai' u
Gated with the people, they are in fasofu
re- election, and if tho election could e%1
them, without demngoguing, they wou'I.
themselves; but their voice will not
the next convention, but may, reSer'n''
heard at the polls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

The business of the post Office is rapidly in.
creasIng in various paris Of the conn,ry under the
operation of the new law. In the due course Of
lime the receipts will como up close to the expon.
ses. and we shall have the blessings of cheap pos
Iage without any tax upon the Treasury.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

1he Wonderer Reinrned.--Cpplain Fremont,
in his narrative, mentions tho loss of one of hi
men upon the P aims of North California, named
BaP.stc de Roster. whom be supposed 10 have
been bewlidered, and persisted. Rosier rr;vcd
IN this city OH yesterday, bringing with him
certificate from Capt. Suuor, dated Upper Hal.
vetn, California. May 18th, 1915, which stnte,
that Roster, having lost himself upon the plains,
wandered about many days, he at las: reached
Suffers settlement on the Rio Sacrimcnto bu,
several days after Fromonts company had oft
on their return home in the spring of 1874 He
staId at Suffers until last spring and then returned
to The United S'ntes with some ,raders.-a,;s.
sourian.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Return Of DR.. Judson.- The Revd. DR. Jud.
son. Baptist Missionary in Burmah, and three cbiI.
dren. arrived a. this port yesterday in the shin
sophia, from Port Louis. Maurillus, via St. He.
lena. Mrs. Judson died on board a, St, He.
lena, previoussto Sept. I.-Bcston Atlas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

The BtnCfis Of ODD, F.ilorsIip.-IJ
,ifying to evory brother TO earu, n.y.
ofindividuaI members Of the Orde, !
fro in Piltsburg amounting to M rsS.
has been fully made up TO them. IJ
loss embraced all the earthly pos,s,,,s
Al widows of deceased members, vbo.
the liberaIi,y of the Order, again pI,',|
Portable circumstances. Wha, o,l..
society can be found as promp, auI !
the Odd Fellowsl Herein consis. i.
IN, Y. True Sun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

AppOintmem.-We are happy 10 /
snys the Washington Union, that NJ. 4
Brown, II representative in tie last ca
Indiana, has been appointed Second AS
master General, in pIaco of VIM. Nei
Ohio, now Commissioner Of Indian ASI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

some Of the Whis papers are disposed 10 earn
at what Democrats have so,d ,bou, b,,La hIr,
oen. HARRISON has beon as severe as INV ons
ag''ns' these Institutions. He said in his nv,ou
speech: '''"
81 am not bank man. Once in nv Iifo Ans
and thtn Mey cheated me Out Of ererv doler n,oe.
cd in their hands" '' fAae'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

another SriLe.-The "knghts of the Black
Diamond alias tho Goa Diggers. of this vicinity
we understand. are on strike. 1t is an old sore
with them, however, rs they regularly "sIrikc''
every quarter for an vance OF wages and rs re
gularIy fail in getting it.-PMsburgh Chronicle
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

o. We refer our readers to the card Of Messrs'
Riggs & Paradise, Of New Orleans. The gen
,lemen are well known to many Of our business
men. and need only to let them know Of theiI
new business, to receive liberal share Of patron
nge and support.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Important Drcision.-TIis mornin,
cult Court. Judge Krum decided that I
requiring free negroes to have Iicen,s
ding in the State, is unconstilulior.
arguments sustaining this opinion VEN
s., Lonis GaEeiie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

c. NJ. CLAY.-Leringion--Briiish and French
opinions.--Thc Paris correspondent of tho M.
,onui IntelIigencer, wri,esus follows, under date
Of lst October.
Most Of the London parrrs have rung all the
changes on the affair of Mr.. Cassus NJ. Clay.
whom they create a brother Of Mr.. Henry Clay.
1t is diiItren.iy tr.aled by several Of the PARIS
editors. Homicide, they remark. is not murder.
in case of se!-dcience; the same principle OBJ
tains in favor of communities situated as are the
American slave holding States with tcntold lnrce.
The liberty Of the press like every other liberty.
is subject to instant repression. when it is rendered
extreme license. threatening the public safety
with extreme dangers. Such is the F,cnch view.
An American who reads the letter in the British
Anti-SIavery Reporter. concerning the Lexington
case; must feel. if he BE- inclined to blame the pro.
ceedings, as if he combined with mortal foes to
his country and race.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

appointments By Me President.--WiIiiam Mon.
roe, Register of the Land Office for the district OF
lands subject to sale at Clinton, No., vice William
Patterson. deceased.
[Gen. Monroe is now the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts in Missouri, and if he accepts the office
rendered to him by the President, will necessarily
vacate his present post.I
Thomas Hartley Crawford. as Judge of the
Criminal Court for the District ofColumbla, in the
place of James Dunlop, resigned
William Med. Of Ohio, as Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, in the place of Thomas Har'Ie,
Crawford, csig"nd.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Pennsylrania.-According to the Pennsylva.
Man, the sew Senate will comprise IA " hgs.
Native and Is Democrats; the House. not nscer.
lalned TO a unit. but there will be a decided De.
mocraic ma jori,y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

TWe learn from gentleman from the Creek
nation, that the crops IN thar country are very
good; the corn crop on the Arkansas was cut short
bu, there isplenty in all other parts of tho na.
ton. There is no news; there is considerable
sickness, but mostly fever and ugue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

To-day is fixed for the meeting Of the demo.
-crats Of Crowford to select delegates to attend
thssu,e Convention 1T Little Rock. on the 9Th
Of January next, to nominate candidate to sue.
coed Gov. Yell, who has declined reelection to
the Congress Of the United States. We have re.
ceived the proceedings Of Democratic meetings
In different partsof the Stato and they all esince
determination to send full delegation, and also
to stand to the nominee Of the convention, should
one be held.
We trus. that the democracy Of old Crawford
will likewise manifest their desire to preserve
union and harmony in the ranks Of the party
by appointing competent delegates who will attend
The in,ere.. of the North is deeply involved anc
we believe that all admit that we are justly enti
tied TO tho Representative. Blu. should q mrjori
~ Of the democracy Of the State think otherwise
we know the democracy of 'oId Crawford wei
enough TO vouch for their cheerful acquescence
We would not wish TO dictate to the meeting, bu
hope that they muy instruc. their delegates te
vote for, and il possible secure tho nomination
northern candidate.
We have many promipent men in this section
men ra0 haw 5ensftied The party, and out Of shi.
class we are sure that the democracy Of the State
At large will bo willing to selec, a candida.e.--
We trust that that good feeling which has ever
charnctsrised the meetings Of the democracy oi
this county, may prevail in this instance. We
hone that oyerv democrst in the county will he
present to participate in the proceedings.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

9The river is low and falling. The Isaac
Garrett is advertised to leave this place on the 25h,
and is looked for on Monday. No boa, draw.
ing more than 10 OF u inches can get up this
high.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

@We have received the proceedings of the
meeting of the democrats Of Chico, county, bu.
loo l"se for this weeks paper. They strongly re-.
commend tho reelection Of Col. Ashley,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

0JWe copy the following extracts from the
Reveie.' Our exchanges are tceming with &C.
counts Of tho horrid flair; and the creates, ex.
Cite prevails in Boston:
Horrid Murder al Boston The Boston Mail
gives an account Of a most brutal murder commit.
TED in that city, early on Monday morning week.
The victim was young beautiful woman named
Maria A. Bickford. She was found with her
throat cut from ear 10 ear in house of ossiun,.
tIon and :he room fired in several different places.
Suspicious amounting almost 10 certainty. saw,
the Mail, rest or n man named AIbe,, ]. T,rreiI
The Boston ragedy.-No,hng had been Ienrn.
ed at Boston as 10 the of Trrcl, ,tbe aIedocd
murderer of Mrs. Bickford. The Coroner's ,1r,
found verdict of wtlfuI murder against Tirre
1t appears that about a year since. Tirrcl cana
into possession of S25,UG0 by tho death of b,.
father, Mr.. Leonard TirrelI, formerly represen.
tative in the General Court from the town Of W.v
mouth. He had been long attached to Mrs. Bick.
ford; and had Iavished much money upon her
For several weeks last summer they bon rdsd IN.
gether as man and wife, u; tho Hanover Stree,
heuse, Boston. and they quarrei!ed much.
Tie Murder in Boston, repetition of the
lieien 'ewet. affair (aready meniioneJ) has cnus-
Cd great excitement in Boston.
"a jury of inquest visited the premises in the
forenoon, at half past II o'clock, and fouad tho
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

A meeting Of The cilizens will be held IN this
ci,y.M the Court House. on Saturday the 22d Of
November. for The purpose Of selecting delegates
to Convention, which vii bs held at Little Rock
upon tho Bib. Of January, to select aeandidass for
ConrrssA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Hydroyhobia.-Mr. Z. Meyron, German tan
ner, Of Baltimore, has been suddenly taken III with
magnan, disease, having many o! the fearful
symptoms of hydrophobia. 1t Is said tint about
two weeks since, Mr.. NJ. had skinned a dog
which, it is supposed, had died of fhydroPhobla'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

"The Prairie Pary."--We learn that two or
three Of the persons who accompanied the Party
to the Prairies. from this country, re,urneda few
days since. They left the company on the TrIni.
ty. VIM. Bowling, one Of them is dead -Chcro.
kcs ddrOcate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Telegraph 'ei'rs seesres. --Ths n h 1"LH Su,,
says: That the wires OF the marine ielestsP'
to Coney Island were severed on SATURDAY ".'u' ,
noon. BY being dragged from tho bottom oI 'Ho
East River the anchor OF the ship Cho'' rom
Liverpool. The sailors, while leaving 'nou5n'
they had caught the real sea serpent b1' before
,hcy could secure him he parted and sunk 10 'he
bOtlOm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

john Ross- 1t is stated ,hnt john Ross cbisf
OF the Cherokee Nation. is abou, to purchase a
beautiful dwelling in Wilmington Delaware.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

@We learn from letter received by a gen.
tleman in this place, that the steamer Arkansas
No. 8 struck a snag near the cutoff, on her
las. trip down, which renders i. necessary for her
'ogo into dock; for which purpose she has gone up
10 Louisville.
The Arkansas No. d. wen, into dock sbor,
time since, at New Orleans, for some .riflinp re.
pairs, but not from any accident.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Bennett says there is no editor who can "pro.
pol public sentiment" like himself. Bennett,
should be ducked, Prentice thinks. and then he
would be Submerged propeller"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

The Lda.-Punch describes a Fl, Of fcvsr md
ague as ''pcrsonal earthquskc."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

room. which is on tho second floor, IN much eon'
fu.lon. Among other things trunk oi eo'nsI' at
in which matches had been introduced was "uen
burnt. The body OF tho murdered woman was
much disfgured, and presenled hnrr'oo aepfni'
nn,e. 5 lay in her BIO Oh the floor ana an''
clrs int room were more or less S'nlneu WIZ, y,
Some matches aud comb werc found IN 'ho oe"
in which she had lain. Among tho articles !" '''e
room we noticed some lines OF music. an aeco''
dion, bottle OF cologne, Paraso, gloves soes
Nc. tThe IuguInr aud wmdpPe were cu', ana '''t
fbroat enliruiv lam open. Ii seemed by the p'oo"y
water in the wash bowl, that the murderer o'"
concentrating the horrid deed. cooIly wen''o INT
vosh stand and washed his hands.
GSr TlrreIl has been arrested, there Is oU' Nv
lie doubt of his guilt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Flat. bottom boats are now building in Boston.
Intended to ass over the shoal wafer on the coast
Of Texas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

~ We publish today, the communications Of
Jefferson, and "a; the former an old and innuen.
tia! member of the democratic party, and one
whose abilities and sound judgment en,itle him
to hdsing from every democrat: the latter. one
who, by his communication it will be seen, has
taken bold stand against the new comsrs' of
the clique. Wewoud say that bis communica.
hon was received last week, but from press Of
matter was crowded out. and as he lives whore the
Post Office facilities are no. very good, he had no,
at the time Of his writing received the two or
three last 'lnielligencers, and had not learned of
the movement Of the people in favor Of conven.
tIon. He is ono who stands high with the democ.
ra'y Of the North; and from his good sense, ma n.
ly bearing, frank open manners and unwaveriop
democratic principles, wieds considerable inau
ence. We trus! both will be read attentryciy,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
Prohibition on Gcrmaa PaD-,,

Prohibition on GerMaa Pap,rt-S7
Pers published in this couE,ry hay,L1
ed from entering the kingdom of d
Electorate. and the Grand Dachy of s
reason has been assigned for hi. r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
D,ad.--The do lighter of Mr n.

Dtad.-- heuougH1tIo IoT VT. Banc,l
ry OF the Navy, died at "hiladelphi, J.
day. Mt the residence Of Dr.. Iack,o, !,
been in that city attending the Iss
daughter. She was about six ysar.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

e1rThe election returns from Mississippi come
ia slowly, hnlla, - 'p"' 'f'rieusiy Tor
democracy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

q 5'E 81. ~. oI@ci'L U. s. Sen.
ator from Tennessee, on the 23rd ut" sceiving
-.. II received by Mr.. Dur aP n 7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

.,aunch 1cmocrat.