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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

tie hints nf tn" Cay at each "i such meetings
shall he considered as hrv NJ resigned his otfice,
and bis place shall be flied accordingly.
SEC. 18th. The Council shall k-ePa JorInr' Of
iis pro 'dinys IN the same manner as other rg'"'
| lallve Uoes, and at the desire OF any member, IN"
y,as and NAYS shall To taken and entered on The
| Journals, or any bylaw, resolution. ordinance, or
question. ard the same may be printed Whenever
by the Council il is deemed exp.dIent.
| SEC. l4th. Every bS law and ordinance shall
b. read ql these consecutive meetings before II
shall bc passed, unless by vote Of two thirds of
all the members present the rules are dIspens'
ed wh, and every such by LAW or ordinance at
the discretion Of the Council DO referred before
its passage.
SEC. Is. The Ma 5or shall vote only when there
is a tie, and then he shall give the CASING 'o'e'
except in committee of The Whole, or upou calling
tho ,,as and nays.
| Sec. l6;h When there is tie upon the ques.
ton o; amendment, or motion 10 lay on The table,
| tho question shall be last.
! SEC. l7.h. Tue Mayor may q, any tine call
me,uber 10 tue chair. # lie desires to participate
10 the Jiscu sion OF any question, except IA COM
mil,eo Of the " hoe, h. shall name tue member
who shall be chairman thereof.
Sec. lSh No member shall sutak more than
twice on the same question, eXc"p. IN coin"mtI,o
of the whole.
| Sec. 18Th. Herein the previous question shall
preclude further debate and amendment, aud IN
other respects the rues of proceeding adopted ia
deiberative bodies generally Shall govern tho
council.
SEC. oOh. When any ordinance or bylaw
shall b- passed it shall be enrolled, and when re-.
ported correctly enrolled ii shall be signed by the
Mayor and couniersigneI by the Recorder and
remnin as a part Of tie archives Of the City in
the recorders Office.
! Sc 2lst. No amendment shall he offered un-
less it be in writing and The question shall be frs!
pot on the last amendment offered; and in filing
blanks. the question shall always br taken on the
longest time, the iarges, SUN, or the highest num-
Der proposed.
Tsc. 23d. THIS ordinance shall be in force
from aud after rs passage.
| Approved Apri 7lh, 1915.
A. M'LEAN, Moyor.
W. J. MMLLAN. E.cOrGsr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
VOLUME A-NO. II
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Slarsry among iAs Iaaians.-The New York
Tribune says with much eXulla,ion, as bitter on.
emy TO negro slavery. that it Vanishes whenever
comes contact with the Indian tribes and that
the negro IN the noighborhood Of The Indian, soon
acquires the InI Ian wIIdness and freedom. This
has about as much truth as other abolition facts,
and shows plainly that MIR. Greedy, though he may
underslan nd Foureirlsm don't understand the nc.
grocnOacIor or TIE state OF things among our It,.
dian lrUeS.
We venture to say that there re no, ten free
negroes among the tribes that have gone west
NUIHIDg shows 50 plainly the Interorily Of NJ.
gro rs his position among our lndIans. Ito istne
indians Save us ho IS the white man $. Ills Ca.
sy disposition o. Le, endence bends before the To-.
dian a. q. Our ciiizens here
a'e'rateiy had an opporunlyto witness this ro.
markabIe Illustration Of The African character.
Nearly one third perhaps Of the Choctaw fam.
Hos Which passed through our city OF their way
"esI, had negro slaves among them; and the con
Irusl between lie negro and his indian master was
remarkable and amusing. Each on coming into
the city aIOpcd hlS peculiar way to SHOW OIL
InO negro save bcllZened himself in civilized
co1hlug AMI ac!ed Inc dandy, as he always does
IN his holidays. The Indian doniIed his barbi-
rous costume Of nose-rIngs, ear-drops, leggings,
hunting SHIRT, and but OF wumpnm. The negro
looked ike gentIom,n, the Indian lihs savage;
YET no loru.y planter was ever obeyed with more
nunHIuy than the negro showed to his savage
master, and 1t vas not uncommon 10 SEQ the Ie.
gro tipping his hat with his usual grace and cheer
luIuess as he received his Indian owners com.
mands or did his behes,s. the negro adop. the
freedom Of the indians! All, Mr.. Greely you arc
poetica but not correct here. You might put tho
negro and the Indian together in any quarter Of
tho Globe. and Just so certain they met the ne.
gro would DO the Indians slave. This all know
who are acquainted with the character Of the ra.
ces.-Tic. Sen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
From The NichmOn4 Enquirrr.
COL. CHESTER hSiiLr.I.
Z. SiaiIS NcWN0r Ir0m dfkdHSGs.

L. Stats Se"oiOr from arkansas.
We published durHg the last week the able
sueccn OF tins new and worthy Senator from Ar
Kansas. Ii ought to be read by every FIrGrnian;
as presenting many bod and OrrgInai views OF the
nunexalIon Of Texas. HIS statistics about the
grow til Of cotton and the Xitnt Of emigration to
that country, are particularly worthy OF notice:
tie relers to t.e drsigns OF Grra! Brlin'n. and
says, "She would not = / Texas by The sword: bat
he wound tell gontiemen how she woad got It. and
more elieclually too-by treaty Of cnsnrn"rc &.
- lous as CongrcsI continued 10 exact the same
dutIrs as il now levied, Great Britain wouid IN Ike
with Texas treaty wD!cn would oPeratH eitirtu.
ally tp de troy all our commerce IN tht South an
Southeast. L,t her admit TcAtun cotton INTO her
dom nous fr, OF duty, while We I'ad duty on
ii oi Is per cent. let Texas receive British man
ufacluf-s IuiO ncr ports i'"r OF duty. or under
mere nunuual July; aDi let Great Britain cove
nnnt TO support and defend The independence and
safety Of Texas by the power OF her navy and ar
niy-and whi. must be tho necessary effect upon
Us! 1t woud ut once reduce the vaIle of all our
,nd in the South and West. and in "ttrcl soon DIES.
,ro, the entire cotton growing region OF the south
fine arguniehI Of tn, Lyncuburg Nrrgnlan
ouotah in the last National Intel Isencrr, will
scarcely holi water. What, Though Sir Robert
Peel hns proposed to make al raw Cotton Tree oi
dulyt u, does it follow. that as soon as Texas
r. is scuough 10 supply large proportion OF the
b,tisn demand. IhIs discrimination m'y no! MeH
be made IN favor OF rrxrs cottol!
~ he gentleman tlom Nr-ini,, MIR. R'ves
wh,u tesuonIInc 10 the argument. from sxI'edi'
ency. in favor Of the admission OF eNaS, had
nsked, ..And wGat was 10 b. done for poor od
| virginia." and rcproached gentlemen IN having
mnde a sort of indian bargain with her. IN whci
thcy never had said turkey 10 her once. An"
wbn, had been his lnleren .e from the Whole pros
pee, before US! The drpopuIaIion OF Virginia
But Mr.. A. would say 10 that honorable S"ntlof
| on the other hand. that non-anneAa'ion w'"'a oP
erate 10 depopuIate the whole SohIh. lhe staple
cotton product of that region had now soincreaSd
| IN value and importance, that II controlled t''t
conne,ce of the world. About the year l13o
". exported to England only three bales oi 1t; but
since then, the product had r'S"n to two ana
half millions of 0aIes. The product had greatly
oyerrun The consumpiion, and If it should coniii
| ne much more to inrre ,se, the price would run
down. MI at last it would lot pay the Interest o
the none, invested. Now. # Texas should make
su,.h treaty with En- and as had been desiSna'e1
VIVA, must he planters Oe driven 10! 10 EN-
o,oyiuo ltelr slaves in producing something INA
xnnd nav their debts; and. as cotton woaId III
,on,er do this, they would not be able TO afford tt
remain longer within the U. States. ihey wou''
hnve IN ind ucemen, ,othe amount OF SPer cent
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
VAN BUREN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, lS45.

Horrlhe Siory-- DroWHing Wife in Wen.
Some men have a singular mode OF showing their
love and attachment To their wives, but u has de-
VOWED upon a u,an namei Lorsa.o Patrick, a res
ldent of the town # Genoa, in the southern part
of Cayuga county. \. T., TO exhibit his affection
in the cd lest manner thai could possibly 10 imag
lned. The Auburn Journal thus chronicles the
event:
On the evening Of wednesday, the 9Th instant.
Mr.. lorenzO Patrick. vino. by the way, has al
ways becn considered very 600! klnd sort Of u
man, and who was n'vrr kn3wr. as she declares }
to say a cross word 10 his wife, to do dlsob-
hglng thlug.--aiIer having assisted her IN g"tInT
their two children asleep went GIo the wood
house. as was his want, 10 bring In an armiui or
two al wood Nh,la "",- h~..-.--r - 49,, :,
his wlit tn come into the w0odhnlsc, as lien had
got into :he well, anI no wished her assistance in
getting ii out.
Mrs. Patrick. it appears. was standing by the
well. read. 10 assist her husband, when he deIlb-
e'ulclv Suuied dow II. and witt out utcring word,
caught nrr hv liz, i'rt and uugrd her. head first,
INTO the wrII. winch was about - feet deep. the
water coming up within some 4 feet of the plat
form. She SIcrerdod III climbing up the rope.
and 20; Oai Of tn" wafer. with her feet upon the
stone. and cried for help. Tho monster then 90,
Ii ght. anil next took board and undertook 10 JAM
her down uto The water She said. "Lorenzn. for
Cots SAKE. don't uur'e or mel' and lie repl ed
went" Iethen got over the curb and let himself
down. so as 10 push her feet from the stone on
which they were placed She then caught hold
Of has pantaioons and by tbs help raised herself
81 lnut sue gol hrd Of Inc curb. lie then gut oat
Of tho we,nhd cut oil the rope, to which he
supposed She was still Dodins on, and then wen:
mo the house.
Mrs. Patrick succeeded in getting out, and ran 10
Ito nearest norghbors and gave the alarm, Patrick
was arrested, but made his escape on the Sunday
following. and is yet at large.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03


a, IN. ArAhnsas at ,i'r, n,eI.
i. and N. nuval, Fort Gibson.
nnd l., DeLano, Park Hill, I. Nation
Fayetteville. Ark.
,socJ, Boon.borough, Ark.
q. Newton. General Agent.
.,er. H,lI..orough. Arks.
oues, Cherokee p. y. tn. Nation.
bier, Kedron. $780,.
ehlyuu, E.aglelo~p Choc,a~ N't'on.
2Johnson, Fort Washitn.
pye, Chickasaw District.
pnes, Boggy epot.
podng. For, To">on.
I'M, and Johu Penn. Doak"il'e.
Hale and J, b. Luce, Chor. Agency.
yW. Du,al, Natural Dam.
Nj Mayors. Fort Smith.
inuel Adams, CIarksville.
fraiI. and Post Master, Little Rock.
pter. Pleasant Hill.
lslon. Spadra.
"a 1Powers, ClarksvIlIe.
Ia. Howell, Norristown.
Bays. Dover.
anes N. Floyd. Danvillc.
Hygings, P. NJ. Lo"Isburs'
rmun. Rock Row.
Carol, Belmont, Miss.
ck & morrill,. Holly Springs Miss.
.tS Sheafe. New Orleans.
iIson, Spencer Academy. -
tier. Rentonville.
ki,chell, Carrollton.
81 Logan. Boon'ille.
pffit, Franklin Co.
1eLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
tiray, Horsehead.
Howell, Norristown.
tier. Lewisburg.
h. Mitchell. Post Of ArkL
ARMSTRONG, Nashville. Ten.
Nilsson, Huntsville. Ark.
nr;,on, Washburns Prairie Mo.
'srkins and W. Whitfield, Creek Ag"nc!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
"And are aeeteras nothing l'-Shaksspsar..

The Beauntut.-- Men are so Inclined 10 con.
tent themselves with what is connones,; the spir.
II lnd sense easily grow dead to the impressions
Of the beautiful and perfect; that every one should
study to noursh IN his mind the faculty IT
feeling these things by every method in his pow.
er. For no man can bear 10 be euurely deprived
Of sncn enjoyment; it is only because they are
not used to taste OF WHAT'S excellent, that the gen.
crafty Of people take delight in silly and inslpid
things, provided tney be- new. For this reason,
Que ought every day,at least, to hear little song.
read good poem, SEQ u fine picture, and, if it bs
possible, 10 speak few reasonable words -
IOetAe's Wilhelm Meiser.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Youthful Nurdercr.--We learn from the Hills.
borough ('Ioino) Recorder of the Goth ult. that
a; tb" Superior Court held in that place the pre-.
cerdng week, Mary Ann Johnson was s,r,ed for tho
murder of her father, and ACQUITTED. She is but
twelve wears old. and it appears that at the blow
which killed her father the axe passed througd his
head, through three folds of the cover. and half
an inch into the hoor-an act entirely beyond her
strength The girl confessed thnt she committed
the deed because her father threatened TO kill her
if she did no, do it.
Death of Dr.. Thos. SemeH. We lenrn from
Washington that Dr.. Thos. SewaIl. died on Thurs.
day the 10Th ult.. at his residence in that city
his loss will be severely felt, not only as his emf.
men, ability as physician. bu, for that universal
philanthropy. charity and christian spirit. which
urged him on in the performance of all that would
leni to the prosperity and happiness of his fellow
man. 10 was in tho 59th yenr of his age, and
was universally beloved by all who knew him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Serond assistant Postmaster General.-The
"Consti.ution;'. published at Washington says:
-"Of the many appointments that have lately
been made, there is not ono that will give more
satisfaction, where he is known, than that OF Col.
Mediii. lie possesses every quaiIticatlon which
talents, business habits, and suavity Of manners
can give him, to fit him for the proper discharge
OF the duties Of his Office, and to give satisfaction
TO all those who may have business in his depart.
,nent."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Mysterious Deaihs.--A room in the third story
Of the house. No. 81 Cedar street, las zen occu.
pied by three PERSONS John O'Conner aged forty
five, aud his wife, and Mary Ii0nrohan aged obout
thiry.five. The morning. about clock, = little
g.r, on entering tie room. found John O'Conner
" Il. upon the bed dead Mary Hnnrohan aud
Mrs. OConntr both on the floor, the former quite
dead and the latter diving. and utterly -unnhe to
g,v"sny account Of the catastrophe. Nedtcalaid
WIS Immediately Procnred and It IS hoped that she
NAV yet recover. The only suppoSton that can
at present be formed as to the cause of death is
that charcoal fire had been Igh,el III the grate,
and for the want of ventilation tho parties were
sufacaled The throo were employed IN some
capacity il the City .Ilo!el.--N Y. Spectator,
april Oh
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Bloody A6iay.--TEe Louisville Journal Of the
Goth ut., has the annexed: ..r...r. -
We understand that on Saturday, Mr.. Slough.
ton, keeper of the Mansion House in Frankfort.
had his tiroat cut in an atiray with man named
Morris, formerly sheriff of Franklin county,
Morris. it is said, was first knocked down BY
Sloughson, with Il poker. S!oughlon, il is though.
may recover, though his wound was very danger.
Gus.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
ORDINANCES
THE CITY OF VAN BUREN.
CHAPTER 6.
q m m q u T. . u u Gil.

IA El---
! o m m o n L Council.
! ls,. BE it ordained By the Mayor and
|sf the City Of Van Burrn. That the
II tho Common Council shall be held
|5pr's office in this City, until otherwise
ordnance.
IA regular meeting Of said Council
nd on tho last Monday Of ench month.
y of the day or evening as shall be fixed
Council. r...5
All meetings cf the Common Council
pbIic. At every meeting tie mayor
10. and keep order. and IN cnse OF h's
ss OF the Aldermen shall be selected 10
ANY five members shall constitute II
the transaction of business, bu, less
y NEE. and adjourn.
The,Council shall judge of the qunl'-
Zee tive, and returns Of itsuwn Members.
S,ed elec lions for the office of Mayor or
shall be determined in the manner
\ iu the ordinance concerning elections.
ANY member or other person who
Billy of di,order'y. -i"lous, or conlemI',
1uc,, in presence oi the Council dur ng
ys, shall he ordered h, the Mayor iuIu
custody, and MY b. Fun'sue'i hy fine
ment, at the disc re.ion Of the Connril.
be shall not exceed $40. nor imprison
D three days.
! Ifany member shall fail to attend
meeting Of said Council. or any spe.
Of which notice shall have been Civ.
attendance may be compelled by nj.
~nd upon return Of said attachment,
! purge himself Of his contempt. he may
\ the discretion of the Council, in any
lsceeding IS. O
h. The Council shall have power tt
secess1ry process to bring persons and
Before them. when necessary, IN thr "y'
be powers conferred on them by Iaa. ard
rocesses shall run 10 the name Of th.
skansns; be sealed with the seal Of the
d by the Mayor, and nt,esseI by tht
Every person attending the Counci
noned thereto, shall be allowed the slm'
Jaw for time being are allowed to wit
ases before Justices Of the peace, ant
Ind oil other costs and expenses attend
sions OF the Council, shall be paid OF
the Mayor, issued as in other cases.
III In all elections by the Council th'
( majority Of al the members presen
necessary 10 choice, and the Mayo
a certificate Of election to the persoI
pntersigned by the Recorder. d
IL. A momber mnv be expelled by I
ee.fourths OF all the members elected
he Mayor. but IN such case The '"s'
Ken by yeas and nays. and spread ,upo'
together with the causes of expulsion
,h. Any msmber, failing to attend +"
uiiye meetings OF the Council, and Of
Pqfhcisnt excuse therefor. bsing ~iIAiI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

A MWionaries Wn.-We find the following
in a Now York paper:
A POOR German relative Of Mr.. Astor's arrived
not long since, anI applied 10 the old man ot char.
i!y. Mr.. "A. gave five dollar bill. why"
sad the discuntened relative, "your son just gave
ten doI!srs" swell he may" said the old man
''lne dog has n rich fatherp'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
From lie 81. Louis EcrSMs.
WE'RE ALL COW ARDS IN TIE DARK

A med cal rrcnt OF oars who, some years sinCe.
visited Paris under circumstances most favorable
10 an emtree 10 Il most Interesting cIrc!e-.hat of
tho survivors and ci.GegGEi supporters of the En-.
pire, tells caia s!ory.a he hoHrd II le@tcd"E
the celebrated General kXcemLns. one OF Nopol.
cons pdiqIiHs. 1t was att dinner party, compoS
ed OF some Of the survivors Of Waterloo il few
OF their Younger relatives, lni the scion OF an cx-
king. OIL a visit from his home ia Am2rIcn. and to
whom our friend owed MS introduction 10 the cir.
Gle. Some questions arose about bravery, !" hen
the Younger members Of tho company were cleo
,rihei to hear the venerable and heroic Exce-
mans gravev and seriously declare, that me- wer,
all ccacards in lie dar& The General smiled at
their * rrGssiOns of dissent. md renark that
wa. "very like youtn,' and proreedcd 10 tell tho
fo'Iowin. anecdote in support OF his strange dec.
aratIou.
There was Young hol.hend in the Emperor 5
service, who, burning for action. and his duties at
ihe TINS i:iordjn5 opportunity, nj last rtao.'ed
to fight duel. md. accordingly. choosing 10 con-
.lrie some remark or other 0t an older superior
officer into an insult, haenged him. Tne Old
solder, waving all considerations OF rank, agrord
TO meet the Young man. but on the following I'M
usual terms. The timt should be night, the place
n room,-in in opposite corners OF which they
were to sand. The seconds. having placed their
men. werr TO withdraw outside OF the door, tax
ias ihe cInijrS wifh them. The word should be
given ON without, when he who had he first fire
snou d discharge his weapon. and the seconds
bearing the Ignt, should Immediately rush in!
These strange conditions were accepted. the
time arrived, and the seconds place the parties
ns ngced uPon Withdrawing Immediately. ana
leaving their men in the dark. The word was
gwen the fire heard. the door was re-opened.
and there stood the elder soldier OF the two bolt
upright in the corner, his adversary bail having
entered the wall so close to his head that the es-
cape seemed little less than miraculous!
was row the Old soldiers turn to FIRE; they
were again left in the dark, the word was nga'n
given from the outside, and. instanta JeousIy with
Inc dschrrue the seconds rushed in to hnd tne
Challenger PROSTATE upon the hoor-Hot hdr'ag
,a recovered himself from his trick 10 droid Tie
ball, which, on examinations, It was found, must
have killed INN
The Young man was covered with confusion,
aui the seconds were overwhelming him with the
expresSlnn Of their scOrn, when the veteran stop
ped ,hei''
Not so fast, my young friends" said he ''you
will yrow wiser. Where 10 you suppose was at
the tirs, fire TN my hands and knees in the
corner but. ma foil was up quicker thnn h'!-
Pariis u, Messieurs, 'oe are at co'r4rss IN H'r
dark!'
was afterwards whispered TO our friend, that
the story was an actual fact. aud that the elder OF
the pa rites was no other than the brave warrior
Exciemius himself"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
Serrrd Him Righr-The Southern Tribune OF

Serrrd Him Righr-The Southern Tribune OF
Ponle Coupee has the following:
a Methodist preacher whose name, we believe.
is living attempted to commit rape on little
girl about SIX years DID, somewhere on the htchaf.
alayu, abou, Two weeks since,. He was caught
,arred and fea,hered. rode raIi. and then put
inIoa canoe nd turned adrifI in the Bayou, without
oars or paddles of any kind. Served him right
Since the above was in type, we have been
informed that jug of water and loaf of bread
we're put in with him, SO that if people wer,
afraid to venture near the strange bird" toassrs
him, bs would still b. safe from starvation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

The N. Y. News has the following, in reference
to the present Mayor of New York. and the one
nominated by the Democratic party for the next
election:
A Wing friend observed that since, under Mr..
Harper's administration, have had such enor.
nous quantities of mud in our streets the past
season, We shall hare mirs (Havemeyer) enough
this spring to drown the Natives. .,,.rr .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Imporiantto 10 Tradesmen.. Punch says that man
of the world, who keeps an early purl.house IN
Tottenham court road, assures US he has avoided
serving on jurIes by the following simple method;
He lent the beade, who came with summons
five years ago, the sum Of five shllings. and.
strange to say, he has never seen the beudIe since
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

The St. Louis Republican Of the Sth says:
The two companies of 3D. lnian'ray stationed
at Fort Leasen~ orth. have been ordered 10 Fort
Jessup, and will leave on the first boat. There
at the present time seven companies OF the I'd
Dragons, eight companies 3D. Infantry. and eight
companies of the 4h Infantry, at that post, accor
ding 10 the Adjutant Generals report.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Clanges-The Globe ESTABLISHMENT has passed
into the hands of Thomas RlrcHIE. esq of the
"Rchmoni Enqurer,' and Mr.. EEIss, formerly
Of the Nashville Union.' And ais, that the Mad.
isouinn has been sod to JESSE Z. Dow. esq. for.
merry of the ""ashing'on Index and i. FISK,
ESQ. formerly Of the "Old Dominion
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

The Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times Of the
7ih inst., says: Tra s# d. n .nE-M j..
Business never was 60 brisk before in Phila.
dephia. The wharves, the streets, and the stores.
in making money. and a glorious prospect Of prc..
,.;dsk 10 before us. szssf5=5s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Happy Aprointment.-W W. W. Happy has been
appointed Postmaster at Jacksonville, Illinois, IN
place of Mr.. Mears. removed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

"What do you sell here," said an lrishman put.
ling his head into tho door Of lawyers office,
.BIockhends," replied the lawyer. "Och !" said
Pat, at must be good business-!here Is but one
Ief;."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

The London Morning Chronicle of the Sd inst.
mentions rumor that MIR. HING, U. S. Minister,
in France, was about TO return home in conse.
quence of his health. % .7--n.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Post Master at NashrMe.--L. P. Chea,ham has
been appointed Pos, Master at Nashville, Tan.,
TO fill the vacancy occsioned by the appointment
of Gen. Armstrong Consul to Liverpool.