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The New York herald., 1845-11-07

EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS OF THE ELECTION
The recent election in this Stale has resulted in an
extraordinary manner. II was probably one Of the
most singular affairs, of political character, that
has occurred in New York for sometime.
According 10 the returns received by last evenings
northern and western mails, the Van Burenici,que in
this State has probably been defeated almost 10 utter
demolition. They might easily have been totally
routed The returns show also as another curious
feature, tremendous Anti-Rent vote, compare
lively overwhelming 1t appears that the people
took very litle interest in the convention question:
and that ticker, receivlng,wth few exceptions, the
vote Of only those strenuous for its success has sue
ceeded by large majority in all places whence We
have heard.
In the small majority, ii any majority at all for
Col Young in the Fourth Senatorial District is 10 be
seen the powerful blow that Van Burenism has re-
ceived in this State. Col Young is undoubtedly in
dydualy popular in all parts of the State, but his
attachment TO Van Buren,, and the effort he made
to secure the nomination of that geRtleman at the
Baltimore Convention in 1874 has been the means
OF reducing his vote, perchance TO defeat. III
other sections OF the State Also the accounts, as the
albany argus admits are far from being fiaterng
TO the ambitious.
II is, therefore, very clear that if the wings had
turned out with any degree Of enthusiasm, they
might have carried the State BY considerable ma
jority; they might indeed have made sure of one
branch ofthe Legislature twas altogether remark
able election. With general apathy-a decreased
vote OF full twenty-five per cent-against all sorts
OF issues Texas, Oregon, Anti Rentlsm, Nativism,
Convenonl.m,Sc,, the result must be everything but
gratifying 10 either wings or democrats Want of
energy on the part Of the former saved the latter
from absolute defeat.
From Albany Argus Nov. 6r
AS yet the returns not sufficiently full to judge
Win certainty OF the aspects throughout the State. In
al this region they are sufficiently unpromising
In the hrst Senate District carry Sandford the de-
mccrac nominee by large majority; and in the Sec
ond District, Smith no doubt by equally decisive
In this the third) Senate District little doubt
We fear OF the election OF Van Schoonhovep the whig
and antrent candidate His majority in Rensselaer, is
about 5000 and in Albany about 100 The other coun-
ties even favorable TO Judge Nichols can scarcely eff
set these results.
In the 4th Senate District if the reports from Saratoga
and Washington are well grounded the result doubt
iul The former said be 700 and the latter 1900 for
gersted COL Young will doubt carry large maior,.
ties II Herkmer and st Low rence and the result is at
least doubtful
In the eh Senate District hear from Oneida Otse-
go ana Madison These show reported majority of 900
Tor spencer, the whig nominee This think will be
overcome by Jefferson Oswego and Lewis
The results lar do enable us to Judge with GER
however that the democratic gains will considerably y
exceed the losses
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

that combines the properties of hone and strop its yes
well first cutters Europe who have
used And preferred them hone The Tablet
Hone part requires neither oil have effect This
alone would make great value but when added hs
finishing qualities Of the simplicity Of aud ceanl
making the whole article that toi
let can be complete without.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

Wing MEETING IN BosroN.-There IS to be whg
demonstration in Boston, tonight, to affect the cleo
ton in Massachusetts, on Monday next 1t is TO
receive an impulse from Daniel Webster, the steam
engine IN breeches, Of the whig party in New Eng
land
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

CHEROKEE CIvuIZATroN.-The National Council
OF the Cherokee Nation is in session at Tahequah.
The proceedings Judging from the reports in the Che
rokee .qdoocate are conducted pretty much in
legislatures. message was received from the acting
principal Chief written in the Cherokee language; in
Joint meeting of the Council members OF tho Executive
Council Judges and Solicitors of the several districts
were elected; petitions were presented for various ob
jects and in general the members Of the Council
to have well defined notions ofther duties those Of
own Legislative bodies.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

NAVAL AFFAIRsAr PENsAcoLA.-The u. s. frigate
Potomac has at last taken all her stores on board,
and is in condition to 60 TO sea, but not in a seaworhy
condition. Her leaks but partially stopped by sheath
ing of canvass, still render her dangerous but not i'm
minently and she has lain in much worse cond.
ton in this harbor for many weeks, without nconve.
niencc she will probably make the trip to Norfolk with.
out disaster. To insure her safety however, yester-
days mail brought orders from the Navy Department
first class steamers, before Vera Cruz, which
to accompany her nothw ard tender and to render
assistance, should there occur necessity for it, The
Princeton will probably be the this service
Should neither steamer arrive before the sailing OF the
tseshp Lexington that vessel will carry the order
Vera Cruz and hasten their arrival II will probably be
few days before tho Lexington will have taken in
all her stores the delay will be trfng; but it is
dcrstood that the u. s. schooner Onkahy.e now lying
of the Navy Yard, may he sent for despatch The Lex
ngton will take out passengers lstAssistan Engineer
sandiord and ad Assistant Engineer Luce, King and
Thompson for tho Mississippi 1t is also probable that
some elk officers waiting orders here, will
be sent out as passengers and be distributed among the
squadron II is understood that the first class steamboat
Telegraph, anded by that veteran of steamboats,
Capt Pennoyer will touch in few weeks at Pensaco.
la on her way to New Orleans, whence she will mako
regular trips TO Galveston as packet She will take
board here at New Orleans chief engineer Gilbert
Sherwood, long known as the engineer of of the
fnes boats the Hudson river and late OF the navy
With such captain and engineer she cannot fail OF do
sell BY way of postscript add that the On-ka-hye
sailed to-day direct to New Orleans and it is said will
sail from there Immediately to Vera Cruz with orders
for the Princeton to return with all speed Pensacola
accompany the Potomac 10 Norfolk-Pensacola Letter,
Ort. ~.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

WEVSV nOUBt UI
Brooklyn last evening" aud their performances were greeted
with great applause They are becoming popu
lar and bid fair to eclipse all their predecessors in Quaee
and 6lee Singing They are TO give another Concert Nbo,
Saloon this evening and will doubtless attract large
dienre.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

SALE or THE CANTON RACE COURSE AND BLooDED
STocK.-The unexplred lease of this property, four
years from January st 1896 subject to ground rent
OF $3.50 per annum, together with all the Improvements
thereon was, the nth ult sold anction the pre-.
misses by Messrs Thompson Il Cover, for the sum OF
81 800 Also, at the same time the following blooded
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. o. ll9, l2l, SO, 9S, 2l Il' oip
lO7 g. &C. 3s, -, 81, 73, 7s los, Ill, 81, 50, lla
CIRcurr CounT.-No calendar until Monday.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-No day calendar.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

iEAAs- ms new State IS quiet our troops
'here nave become completely Texanzed the vote
lhiVoro OF he annexation question and TO adopt the
new constitution, poled on the 18th ult, was alnos,
unanimous; the preparations for the election OF
state officers In December were active; theAmerican
feeling was powerful in all parts Of the State and the
aati-annexatlons were in bad odor Emigration was
large, and increasing both from the United States
and Europe; the culture of cotton and sugar were
becoming the wealth of the land Texas, in a
word, has already become large and growing
State.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

FAsHIoNABLE MovEMKNTs.-The fashionable sea-
son is setting in. The theatres are crowded-par.
ties are given-arrangements are in progress for
balls and soUess-oysers are in requsition-music
IL IN demand-dressmakers and milliners are as
busy as possble-the fashionable shops IN Broad
way are crowded by day, and brilliant saloons and
drawing rooms are crowded by night
In some respects IT may be said that the season
opened by splendid drawing-room given by Nj.
De la Forest the Consul-General of France, on oc-
caslon OF his marriage with young lady of this
city. Between the hours of one and five o'clock,
on beautiful day in the early part of this week
Tuesday last-he splendid drawing rooms Of his
house in Fifteenth street, near Union square, were
filled with the taste, fashion and beauty of the city
Carriages were driving up all day. and the company
was received in the Parisian style, whilst delicious
music, from a conservatory adjoining the drawing
room, floaed through the air. The rooms were orna-
mented with magnificent paintings by the old mas
tiers, for the Consul General is perfect connoisseur
in the tne arts, and is great collector OF valuable
pictures and antiques. The crowd was immense
throughout the day. and nearly one thousand persons
OF both sexes crowded the apartments, Tor the Con-
sui is well known in this city, having resided here
for nearly twenty years, conducting himself in his
official capacity, well as IN private, with that
and urbanity that have been peculiar
y French, and peculiarly honorable to him as the
representative of Louis Philippe IN this country
This may be considered the opening event Of the
fashionable season. and we believe that many very
brilliant parties will now soon be gwen.
Amongst other topics Of talk in the fashionable
circles is the approaching debut of MIR. Valentine
Mott, Jr. who is represented to be young person OF
superior genius and great powers as voca-
llst and whose ambition has probably been
stimulated by the success OF Mrs Mowat in
a different department OF art Mrs. Mott IS
represented by those who have heard her,
as one of the most bewitcbng conrato
singers that has ever astonished private parties in
this city. A most numerous and highly respectable
circle of connections and acquantances will be pre-
sent, and grace this interesting debut Of the young
cantatrtce, who has taken such bold step with the
concurrence of her husband, from the natural i'm
pulses of genius and taste. The name of Mott has
been long distinguished IN the annals of this city
on account of its association with eminent
surgical skill, and we have now every reason TO
believe that it will receive fresh lusre from music
and female genius IN that department Of the fine
arts
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

THANKsGIvINGs. festival of the pilgrims will
be observed as follows Pennsylvania, Nov q;
Kentucky, Nov. 20 Connecticut n Vermont Maine,
and New York. Dec 4; Massachusetts, Nov "; Charles
Tn, sc, Nov 8; New Ismpshire, Nov. ~; Ohio, Nov
90 n, Maryland, Nov 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17

NEW SPRING GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN a. CO. are omen.
- ing Fresh spnhs Dry Goods such as
Rich baiyorne PRINTS
Double Purple and French Lawn DO
Pm. Pans Chiniz
R'ch Paris Lawns,
I" Blsek do
lustrr Bnnante,
Pans Barrrse,
ouibre TaIieton seahs
Bauege d.,
:" Hermann a.,
Baneee shsws-very beautiful
Linen Cambria
SILK wrist and Tasseb
Grass Linen Skirts,
Bleach B'eaehd Cotton sh[tins' and sheetins..
Brown DO do do
Ptnitchtiary and Furniture Paiis
Irish Linens Brown French IdnSr.
Linen Dnllngs, and Plaid kIeininas
PersonsIn sasonah and eaea, rooa. m, h s,;
" 'A"'k s'E'p W MAIN Sucet
RACON.-20 hhds. prime Baltimore cured
sides and Shoulders, landing this morning for sale by
wuIJ,NS u.Y 81 >"
HAVANA oRANGEs-Io bbs Havana Orange. IN rooa OF.
Il der receiving for sale by
fe IS INIoys n Rpnrlirp
lME.-3OO casks Thomaston Lime. for sale
- from the Dock BY WEBB BACON A co
NH
CARLO hhds. prime Porto Rico Sugar,
~ IN stnrc, for sale by
mh Is WILLIAMS 4 HANAIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17

WEBB, BACON 4 co,
0FFER FOR SALE:
GS0 nHDs oteass Sugar
NOcOT do p. Rico do
IS paekafe. Loaf Sugar. Lovsr,.ss and wool.ry.
10 Ibis crushed do
rs n Orleans Msl<>--s
HID. W. Iedia da
COO bags RIO COTE.
s25 Laxuyn do
9S n Domingo do
50 4" old Gov. lava do
Is e" Green do
Is OHMafaesbodo
20 bag. Pepper
Pim.n to
saeks Liverpool Blown Salt
sacks Ground d,
so boIes Hull Patent Candle.
Do. Tal,ow do
10 no Sperm a,
200 do Brown and Fancy Scan,
$50 Do trl0 and 1912 w,,-lo. Cl,..
$50 Kegs Cut Mails aud Brad. III a IoL
Bis;rred Steel
$50 hays shot
Bar Lead
White DO, ground IN oil
'oo .'ue-s sole Leather various qualities
Upper Leather sides
Duponts Sporting and Blasting Powder
oiis-tperm tanner nd olive
Tar. Calsbria I.ieoree
Indigo Madd-r Copp-ras, Alum Starch Salt Petra
Cotton Yarns, bed Cords Leading Line. Twin.
raPef-wriins. letter and wrapping
Nests Of Wood Ware, Painted Bucket.
Grind stones
Teas-Gun Powder and roucbonx
. Wines, Lard, Bacon, Rice, Clover Seed nc
March II. =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17
SPRING STOCh OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. &C. &c

De
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. &c. &c.
WE have now in store, every article usually
.aaird sock Ia. bee. nureh,,. On A.,
Sof'en Cities from Importers largest dealers
~heh esabes US TO on-r To Couptry
Merchants and others who may favor US with cali
''"'-ns embrace. part Of supply, ju. received
10 do EPSON salu
so lbs CaIomel English and American
cases powdered J.ap
DO do Rhubarb
do Peruvian Bart
do bestEng. Gale. do
do 10 do lump do
do AIoes
! cash Flour sulphur
do roll Brinsione
do Cream Tartar
do sup. Carb Sol.
do Blue Stone
SO ID. root Rhubard
u rrhoed Bora1
I essk saI4Eratus
casks Peariash
J hsi pure ground Ginger
hays race Ginger
bags Pepper
bags An.p!ee
bbi Glove.
bbi Mace
500 lbs Caracas Indigo
200 Lbs best Mseeotoy snun
20 boIss extract Iorw.oJ
~, 90. DO. ehIpIed and ground Los~ocd
10 bills Alum
5000 lbs White Leadino
1uoo lbs Ombra Aadler
eas-s chrome Grcsn
do do Yenow
do dry verdisrs
do pure ground vendssis
20 kess Green Paint
20 6se black Paint
4? casks veniiin Red
do Spanish Brown
10 bbs Spanish whtne
1000 gallons Lnseed OIL
1000 do pure winter sperm OIL
500 do pure % do
500 do refined whale do
$40 do Spirits TuIpen,ine --i =
500 gallons Alcohol
500 eoIrs Muli'ea Ash and Mercer Window Glass .,-
sored-Coaeh' Copal and Japanvsrni-h, ke.
GAYNOR WOOD CO,
mn 10 Wholesale nd Retail Dfuxs,.i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17

flANOS SOLD ON TRIAL.
10 pc returned IL not rooo
~ BEING fully satisfied as to the ,..I
] " excellence OF The kind Of P,.So To.s.-
10 or, ~ s eco .ehns for Eaany ysan-yye min ,.,
No onr 80 UPON e ens proposed above viz o. 800
arr ,v nm nm run the +as risk buying PIANO Of NJ H.
,y ming that we represent them to he W ~ my
1919 s"eetnes AMI brllianey Of ton. A.. -,
highest az. 10 TASTE and durability wosknas.a,o =.
We offer great ADVANTAGE. IN an.
"0"a''ns always ars .sorm,n, =, way % ssse
de Is M Ia Mis- NASH woopHoUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17
DANIEL III. LONDON

IMPORTER Of French Esglb Goods aud dealer 4. Amer
can Dry Goods Eagle Square Richmond for sale the
following desirabc styles Of Dress Goods
seynda Grapes t,
sin and Wool Balkorines
Parisees
sik Sykes Earson GipKhams
Eaflson and American do
And the following styles for pantaoon and stuH.
Pad striped and plain Coiionades
Every graie Of colored and black Gambroons
Linen Drills bacb-d aid IRISH Linen and L. sheetinrs
fad heavy Navy Drills, bleachcd and brown
handarns Creation aud Can,et.en Cloths Of an Hind.
Ora rBte. of all qualities
AM unusually large French Ensh Getan
and American Cloths AMI Cassieres ys sud dc
sEnsto which special Alteration from Merchants ased
hnd the fo'o~ing styles of se-gns.i
Marsahlcs Of every quail y. white AMI printed
Satin andSt ve-tngs
Cashuiaretis and c-iion watts
Worstsd Vacntias, for summer wear
The sock ~ Threads Sewing Sins Rhoas Canbtiels
Lace Mis Vc EtgnEs and taces Butons and Gloves Of ali
Kinds unusually large and s-teied A. the wbol n IN,
stuck ~ Foreign aud Doa~se fresh ani vii t ol AZ
small advances the Merchants who gill hn tsir
Interest serveily examining the assortment NH Is-am
~ ~ hlris Porto Rico
~ botss Loaf
70 bb- cru'hod-Lsndins and fsr saist by
n NnFNa a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17
VOLUME 81 NUMBER 81
BALTIMORE LOCK HosPIrAL.

RlUTgMOp n nrrr ,,.~n-.-.~
N~rth FreaerIek
Nv ..on nsND NDE o0ESss mos $50 Tssos
VNJHERE ,,., 49, EsE cos<kA
nm'dy zoe coaonh-, cee,s ssr,es,r,. s-S.Iwy
-ymp'os- of q s~ort Di--... - ~~y~ - evsy ssess
CURE WARRANTED OR M cuApoc 49,.
IN FROM ONE To Two ~ x - sADG,
Aaead,,,oe f,,,. = az w LAS
~ VIC nornf12 fM 40 q nisk.
DK. JOHNSTON
a member Of Royal Can.., of s.S Oty, so
S Han Loesoa and oradu.s. NON o.- - =
frame; but no. ..,ss,n~ - issssss
CERTAIN DtskAsI,
rnb.d or TN. painful p'ss..s, ~. - he
an s-ne NJ SHINE dread Discovery 49,
appytnr &c 'hn-- -Lur.lL,. ~. - M.
s-a,nr I'm N. 's..ses.sny e.
soa a.'s-- make tsru sppe.rssee. such 10
sight deafness modes on m. ,h' I ssaa 40 hs~ AaaDH
ssH :, s.s a., ssl ,, nj win ss :1,
s.'a ~ .hs awful diseass become. hov,ss 49, :.
nun % Ses.ns whence
v,o,as 49, 90, 'oN pldses himself preserve u. - -
p.ls Earop. and an.~rs ne p..e,'e. - ~
and speedy cure to the unfoaa.. v.en- o. a. -
H., u.,,,.ho,v f., a..
d.<a,~ o~ns W Inc ons. -. IAN victims has.,a
Of lint J.,a'v Co., nes, Of xnossns b. -, %.
unfortunate .usr,, ~ e ee'sussos ssth.s
hi. life n,.-r.b,. ""sy snvs, .shs
EATxI eI-7
% TAKE Norer-TIa.r 80.
stuon- BY certain u,,e,' who have injured s.,.eo
wh,ta p,,y ina, !, o speeauy cured
darling I'm. ., nope OF his eounary
..ioy,-n. of S ~. a. " snaieh ID frosn pospss, ~.
nature .rI odu.a, II; deviauny tse - -
o.. 10 . certain Secret Habit gurh ,--S.e
,... -
MARRIAGE
Should rsneei ihata ssund mini "a -.
REQUISITES 70 pr"aote happn~. 49,. No. seess.su
ne ou n-y through life tecoues w..ry ~nnoes sssss.
souH' darke ITO tbe ve~-,he mind $500 ihs ps.pset
pai and nied with The nee, Win des
announcer become. bshtrd our o., '>s Ne Happiness
CONSTITUTIONAL nrp,,
Dr. J. adire-e. young men and an oSolLiIf Y.
Observation-Disclosures OF THE cr..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17

'oR sALE-r~o dozen packing BoIe4 large .ir., by
G. DUN5PAUCH & CO.
u~,'sc,,,r ~..... No. 81 West Main 81
tDONCs cOUkTsHIP-Nafurai Hsory of Cour,.h;o- -.
me Following charlottesville Chaperon The Iptrosuet,o.
1oss chaen The Reeeted the Aeeepted. Welding IN. Hap
W nan I'VE oh Maid, the Co9ueu the Ndow-Pnce IS en-,
MAYOR Jones Courishp setad seeines ,s
IN sres Of Letters " Illustrator.
BY Darby further supply received by
de neryrpo 4 uo,n,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17

PLANTATIONS. rANrALooNs ,-qoo ,.,. .,. -,
=. p-,~a great nasy syb.. all Of Which ~in ~ 90,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-17

- sIo t' 4 Cos New Clothing s.ors No I,s -
r. Ia -, ,sIe"ea BY the Aansua Bur- q hrrr ,. IN .,
ise'u froek add Beaver froek AMI senf %
r, e t ani aeriEo Vest, Nerno shirts and 1 h.ne
~ Oeh ard Over Coats we ODER =, W. ~, n.o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
NEW YEAR!
COLUMBUS \HoTEL.

THE proprietor feels great icaspre in ocknowI
edging the extensive patrpagoreccived from
his irIends and the travelling Community during
the past year. This. to him, strong induce
men. 10 commence the new ydr wth increased
energy, and firm detcrminatp ID to devote his ex.
elusive attention to the conveInnce und comfort
of hts customers. To enable Iin TO do so. he will
be compelled not only to call ~ those indebted
to him for a portion of their DDS, bu, in future
10 make more frequent settlements mpcrious
necessity is his only apology. is. GROSS.
Jan. 4, lSI5.-No. Al 3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22

rENHE following books have been borrowed from
Il The undersigned, and the borrowers have, 10
doubt, forgotten 10 return them. In many cases
do not recol!oct the borrowers
Chi,ty's pleading, vol !. ,,
S,ory,s Commentaries on Agency, vol.
S,ory's Pleading, vol.
ESpinasse's Nis PrIus. vol l.
Uhi,ty's Criminal Law, vols 2 and ..
S,ory's Commentaries on Part. vol
S,arkie on Evidence, vol 2.
Attorney Vads Meeum, (old edi'Ion.)
Princes Digest of Laws Of Georgia.
Georgia JUSTICE Editions.
Haywood's Justice, N. Z.
Indian Treaties.
Moore's Life of Byron, vol, in boards covered
with red cloth.
Channing's works, vols, (scattered.)
Adams Latin Grammar.
Webster's English Grammar.
Murray's English Grammar.
Kirkhnm's English Grammar.
Smiths Mercantile Law, (proPorty OF "A. Camp
belly
Rollins Ancion, History, vols 3 and 4.
Don Quixo,te vols.
Tristan Shandy.
Lau. Sterne's Works. .,
Various Novels too tedious to mention Any
person having charge Of these or others oi my
books will please return them, as desire to make
complete catalogue before leaving again.
GEO. W. PASCHAL.
Van Buren,, Feb. l, 1Si5.-5i. 5.ss4a5.5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
Regular Arkansas Packet,
ARKANSAS NO. 4,

r.PENNY 4. Wit, ~" ~
o.,es ya!- new, light dIausht, passeo .
f~-A-z@llr ger steamer, Just bnii', ANA in'eha-
,s:A4S.-fSs ed expressly for this tr"de' Is NO"
out. and VIII commence her regular trips as a
racket between Fort Gibson and New or'eahs'
on the first rise of water. No expense hHs oc"h
spared to render the Arkansas No. one oil me
bas, boats in the trade in every respect. For iur'
tier particulars spplv to no
SCOTT, WHITE & co.
Nov. 80. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
PROCLAMATION

BY TIE q VERNON OF ARKANSAS.
NKTHEREAS it has been made known 10 me
w that EUGENE JARpALLAs. who with ErriENE
VAUGlNE, was committed to the jail of Arkansas
county. charged with the murder Of JOHN b. No
TREBE, has made his escape therefrom and is run
ming at large: ,,,,,,,
Now, therefore, |, THOMAS S. DREW, Gov
ernor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue OF the
authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer
reward of Tro Hundred Dollars, to any person
who NAV appreherd the said JARDALLAs, and de-
liver him to the Sheriff of said county of Arkan,
sas. in order that justice in this behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereunio
set nv hand, and cause Il e seal
of said State to be affixed, at Lit
LIS. tic Rock. on the 9th day Of Jan.
A. d. ls45.
THOMAS S. DREW
Bv the Governor.
Dawn b. GREER. Secretary Of State.
DEscR.PrloS-.The said Eugene Jordollas Is
about 27 or 2S years old, abou: FIVE feet e'ghl OF
nine inches high-stout built--dark eomP'exlon-
hl,ck hair and eyes, with large scar on his cheek
Immediately under the eye, and speaks with HI
lie of the French accent
January 90, lSi5-No. l-4w. .-,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Admins
tration bearing date the lIth day of February.
1915, upon the estate Of Robert West, Decd have
Cr,wTord county. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to bring them forward
properly authenticated within one year from the date
hereof or they may be forever debarred from any ben
eft from said asta;e and If such claims De not eSh'o
,d i,bin Two wears from the date of said letters of
administrat ion they will be forever barred and pre-
cuded from any benefit of said estate. All persons
'ndcbted to said estate notified to make payment
Immediately. ,,,,,,rr 49,,
OF RoBssT WEsr, deceased.
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