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Jayne's ExpectoranG.

No O,ber medicine will remove mn
Gus or pns from The throat so tborougt
ly as this, II edectuOIly loosens rbt
coagulaled masses Irom the membrane
which Ilnco the trachia, end al every
cough thr patient will bring % portion,
OF the dlSeUeaged matter. 10 oil com
plants Of the pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems 10 be making no er.
fort 10 throw OF The disease, JAYNE.
Expecoran imparts vgor 10 The ma.
ChlDery OF respiration, and enables them
TO diseOcumber themselves of the OBJ
strncIlons which had impsded their free
operation, Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis
PIeurisy-in word, oil diseases of a
pulmonary nature, yield TO this prepa-
ration. II properly administered
HAVE YOU CoUGH?-Do not nepIecr
It, thousands have met premature
death Ior he want ol a Iiltie attention
to common cold.
Have you Cough2-Dr. JAYNE.
EXpeclorant sale medical presctip
lion, cou'olning no poisonous drugs, and
used 10 Nn extensive practice FOR sever
al years, will most positively afford re-
lleL and save you from that awful dis
ease Pulmo0Ory Consumption, which an
nualIY sweeps toto the grave hundreds
OF tho young, the old, tho lair, the love-
ly and the gay.
Have you Coughi- Be persuaded 10
purchase bottle olthe EXpecloranr!- --
To-day Tomorrow may bo too late
Have You a CoughR-Joy0e's Expcc
to'snl is The only romedy you should
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that in no one
or the thousand cases where il has been
used hRA ii tailed 10 reIeVe.
For sale by l. Atkinson & TO. Car
Tollou, and R X Cray, Waynosburgh
September l9. 1914.
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SKIN DISEASES are often OWING
Scrofnous habit Of body, and 10 or
der to eject permanent cure The or
glnal cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATlVE
one Of tho most pleasant articles ever
offered to the public has been found no
only TO cure Scro(ua, under all its mul
tipIed iorms, of Cancer, Kings Evll,
Goitre, White Swelling, &C., but also 10
remove the disposition or tendency to
Diseases Of that class. and all diseases
originating from distractions in the
glands or pores OF The skin, or from
lmpurily Of the blood or other fluids o
the body.
For sale by I. Atkinson 6J Co., Car
rollon, and L. K Gray, Waynesbergh
September I3. 1874
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BOOKS.


6 doz. U S Spoilers,
6 doz Cobbs,
2 doz. Eclectic SPellors, Relders an
Arlthm0tlCs.
Q dog Western Calculalors,
2 doz Kirkham's Grammar.
2 doz Frosl's History Of the u S.
2 doz, Missouri Harmony,
! doz Parley's Geography,
! doz MrlchelI's Primary Geography
| doz. do Geography g. Alta,
doa. Walkers Dictionary,
Half doz Comstoca's Chemistry,
Halt doz do Philosophy,
Holfdoa D'AubIgno's History Of thr
Reformation,
Hall doz Edwards on the Will,
Hall doz Confession Of Fauh,
Half doz Methodist H,mn's,
Half doz Watts Psalms and HYMNS
lIaIfdoz Davids Psalms,
Hall dOz, General Assembly collect
ion of Psalms & Hymns,
19 doz AImundck's
On hand and for sae bV
W. Nj, SINCLAIR
Nov 9th 1874.
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FACTORING d
Nm New EaagersGOwn!

The subscriber would respectful /,
tniorm his old customers and the pu /
Tic generally that he still continues tc
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown, Curroltcounty, Ohio. lie
will be found in his shop at ali times to
attend 10 those who may favor hun with
u call. He receives The New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring aud Fall, which will ena.
blehim 10 give satisfaction TO both old
and young. He hopes by strict atten
4i0n 10 business to receive SHIRE Of
that patronage which is always besrow
ed by liberal public on the industrious
His charges viii be made TO suit the
times, aud he will receive either cash
or co1RtFy produre IN pa, mcnt.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb IA l845,
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sHBRMAN's CAMPnoR LozENGEs

/ Give immediate relief TO Nervous or sick
Headach palPiIaHon Of The heart, tow
ness OF spirits. dependency, inhtmtna-
tory or patried sore throat, bowel orsum
mer complaint, Gaintlag oppression or
sense OF sinking of the chest, cnoIic
spasms, cramps of the stomach or bow
els, Eyslerical affections Bnd all RsrVous
diseases, drowsiness ihrough the day and
wakeiulness by night, cholera or cholera
morbus, diarrhoea, assitude, or sense
of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
iug large pariies, will find the LCEAngcs
really reviVtng, and impaAleg The buoy
ancy of youth
Joseph B Noues, Esq. Vice President
Of the Washington Mariae Insurance
Company, has suffered for years with
nervous headache, hat nothing would
relieve ill he used these LoZenges,
which relieved it ehticeiyin 10 minutes
DR.. 6. Hunter has been subject 10 TIo>
lent attacks Of headache, 80 as TO make
him almost bind for two or three hours
at a time. Nothing ever afforded him
any re lef till he tried these Lazanges.
and they cured him in few minutes.
Dr. Shprman's Luzenges can lie OBJ
lained Wholesale and Retail OI G f
Thomas, Main ST. between 81 aOt 4Ih,
Sole Ag"nt for Cincinnati, OhIo. aud ol
the following Agrnts.
GREER & Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND. Harrishurgh.
GEORGE MANFULI,, Augusta.
K JAcGsoE, CarIolIton.
Cough L zenges % cealsPer box;
Worm ~ ~
Csmphor
CaIharIic :.
All who buy box Of Or Sherman's
Lozenges or a Plaster. are entitled TO
one OF Sherman's Messengers Of Health,
which can be obIained from all Agents.
, Jan. /, AS
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.Dr. ID JayNe's Sana(iVG
Pills,

For Lirer CompidiaiS. Cont, JGUdice
Dyspepsid Rheumatism, EeUerS, Ner
UouSness E,ys.peid8, and diseases O.
the Slim impwiy Of the Blood In
.B0mdSioas. Meiaacholy SICK Head
Gck, Co8tipeaeSS, Pains in HE Hedt
Breast, Side, Bock and limbs. Bill
OWs A8ec'ioaS Femaie Diseases, &c
&c &c and tchehecer any PUrgativ'
Medicine may be required.
There Is scarcely any disease in which
PUrgarive Medicines are not more OF
less required, and much Suffering and
sickness might 5p prePenled were they
more generally used. No person can
leeI well while cosljVe habit Of body
prevails; besides it soon generates Sc
rious and often fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided by lime y
and judicioua use Of proper Calhartic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with The greaiest confidence, be =.
ieV!ng them far superior 10 lheiPIIs in
general use, moro mlId, more prompt,
safe, and uniform in their operSlon.
In using them, no particular care is
required Persons msy eat and drink
as usual, and, il desirable, eat imme
dialely after taking Them
Age will not impptr them, es they
.ere so combined os TO always'Teadily
dissolve IN the stomach.
In smaI doses they are Alternative
and gently Laxative, hUrin large doses !
they are actively 'Calberric; cleansing
the Whole alrmen'ary canal from al
pu'rid, irritating and lece matters, 'sBd
producing hrsIlhy 'ercrellons "ot the
Stomach Liver, and the various ether
Organs OF The body.
They may be taken st7dIl Em:s, "Ond
10 most Diseases IhAammarory,lln,
otm,tIenl, Rpmiltenl, Billions, snd eve
rYolher form Of Fever Jauudlce and
Liver Complaint 'ForDyspepsla they
are really an inVe liable article, e,grRdu
'aIIy changing the Vlisted 'sfcrettons Of
he stomach END liver, Sud producing
healthy aclon in thoes Important 'or-
gNns. They are very vsluable for dis
eases OF the Skin, ,rend for wha is com
monty called 'Impurily'oI tie Blood !
also for 'FemaIe Complaints, Coslfve-
TESS, &C., and in fact every disease
where an Apertenl, Alrersrive, or Pur-
gaive Medicine may be required
0TDyptPSid Positicefy can be cured
bv persevering use ol this valuable
SAN A'FiVE, especially il the Tonic
Vermituge be used in conjunction
For sale by
|. ATKINSON. T. co.
..l Carrollloh'
And R K Gray, Woynssburgh.
September Is, 1914
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's CoUeE LozENGES are the
safest, most sure end egrclual remedy
Ior Coughs Colds, ,Consumptlons, ,Wh oop
ing Cough. Asthma, Tlghtness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c, &c. The proprie
tor h never knpSn an instance where
they dld net give perfect sarsfscion.--
SVerd thousand boxes have been sold
within the last year, restoring 10 health
persons in almost every Stage OF coz"
sumption, and those laboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs.
Jonathan How0rIb, Esq, the we'll
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last January By sleeping in damp
Sheets that seemed to have settled in
consumption. lie raised good doaI of
hIondy matter, aud his cough was 80
harrassing and incessanl that he could
get no rest by day or night. A!ler try
ing various remedies without rehe(, he
thought that death scuo would relieve
him OF his misery. But by the adVce Of
q lady he purchased box OF Sherman's
Cough L"zenges: they gave him great
relief. and TO his surprise sIIayed his
cough, made him rest easy, snd enabled
him 10 sleep sound all nigh; three day
use OF them made "A new man Of him,
and he Is recommending She rnan's Lo.
z7ng's to all his acqualnlances
sHERNAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are The only inaIible worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. 100000
boxes have been sold, and not failure
las ever been kDowC. They destroy III
suds OF worms, and cannot iajurc where
here are none.
Three dtferent persons cured OF the
Worms hy the use Of one Box Of Worm
Lozenges.
"Messrs. G. F y. e. Co TAI Main
tr"ei, CtnclDnati: Gentlemen. - My
wife has been afflicted with worms from
he age ot three years, aOd has never
een without them She resided at MID"
Ietown, Butler county. At tunes, che
as been SO Sfl cred with worms rs to
egnire the attendance Of TWO Of the best
hysjcIaus 10 the place one doctering
or for one compliant, and ono for anoth
r, but getting worse, she removed TO
iadisnn, and was under the hands Of
Ro 0t the most celebrated physicians of
lat place, but all did her no good. She
lmo to Cincinnati s0ne time since, and
ngan TO despair Of getting better: in
eed she got so bad, the worms came up
hec throat - her suierings became al r
ost lntuIerabIe. Hearing Of the many f.
lres performed by Shermin's Lozeuges.
Ie thought that she would try them las, p
uGusl. | stepped in your store aid +,
II a box OF the worm Iozanges and =
lVe every reason 10 rejoice that d,d :,
}. She took hat one hall box, when the !,
orms came from Ter in bunches =
luId not be positive, bot | would cup. 4
)se that there were from fly to sizIy
each bunch. The Iasl Gose brought n
VeraI while worms, from twelve t. 4;
teen inches long She began toEpr .
Ell, AMI felt better than she had for 9
ars. Being cured, she gave the
lance NJ the o'X to neighhor by the :,
me OF Herald who lives short dis,
nee from Us who has two children, onp 4
e and the other two wears OF age, who
IRE much troubled with worms, aud no
We heard slnce, that by the lime they ID
d used up the box, both children were
llrely currd." q
The above is from Mr.. X. Richards II
Iwrence street, near Front, Il
y
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VVGOI! WOOL!

The subscribers wish 10 purchase q
large qunnilv Of wool. tor which thew
Will pay the h'rhcaN market price, on de
livery at their store.
CUMMINGS & CAMERON
MAY l6. lS45-3l-L
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HNOUR Hog'heeds of New Orleans
u Sugar, and Ten barrels New Or
leans and Sugar'house moasses, just re
celved ond for sale by X JACKSON,
CarrolIton, April I8 l645 -27-lL
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
SVIaO Wassts iae

n ME subserIber intends 10 sell, at
IL private sale. bis LOT and OUT
LOT IN CARROLLTON. The lot ,s
No. 2S IN Robrrls' 81 addiriou 1, Car
rolilen, aud has good story aud lnll
frame house with five ooms and sood
cellar, wood shed, we'll, smoke house.
IA large and comfortable stab p,g prn
aud NUMBER Of bearing lrgil trees on
It. The Oul Lol Is but Two OF three
rods from the lot, and contains Il htile
less Tina enc aud haIi acres The
nboVe property viii be sold Cefg loy
the terms will be made to Sg4 u9arv
Gay purchaser, and an lndlspulabie titIe
VIII pe giyea Those who wish 10 Oh.
tain comfortable home IN the town OF
Carroli'on Tor proporIionabI, small
consideration, will dn well to take This
chonce, Enquire, either personally
by letter, (posI Plid) Of the Rev D
Ro'hacker, IN CarroIllon, or of tho sub
Scrlber.
A. 3 BIERDEMANN
UnoDtoWn. Stark Co, ,Ot
Feb. Ii, 1916,
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A Largo and noIondid stock Of aari.
IA nols and Kentucky jeans lust re-.
ceIVed and tot soIo oat very reduced oti
Cos by Cummings &C.ycpom
May l6, 1915 3l-M
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A Few s5ts a .heauldnI Chnn waye.
with large assortment Of Liverpool
ana comm'n ware, just received and for
-Aa'r chaaphV CUMMINGS a. CAMERON.
May l6, 1915 -3I-tG
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II NNGMyH mostrtd Rappee & Scotch
IA suoE ot he hest quality. on hand
and Tor sale by CUMMINGS II CAMERoN
CarrolIten. May 30, l845-33 IT
ENlSH Fresh ehad, herring &. white
IL fish, on hand snd Tor sale by
CUNMNGs IL CAMERON.
Carroll'on. Nav 30, l8d5 - 33 IT,
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BLACK BEAR HOUSE:
1'h Street S(euhenViIDe, d,
BY THOMAS MORTOM.

The Undersigned respectfully Informs
his old customers ard tho public in gene.
raj, that ho has taken the above well
known house, formerly KEPT by him Tor
,%sn'y6ve years, aud recently by Jas
Hanna, and is prepared TO cater for The
wPs'do Of all who may favor hlm with
'Nclr patronage. There rs also an adj,
drton pu, 10 The House, which will add
much to the comfort of Tho guests, -
l.lkowise Furnished with
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A Large stock Of cotton yarn. of the
IA best quality, just received and for
'0alo cheap by CUMMINGS d. CAMERON.
MnY l6, lSl5 81 #.
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New EMrniture.

No pains or osprnfe viii be spared to
lurn'sh The TABugi iand lhe bAR with the
very hest that 100 mafSels can afford
WlCh lhe ds,crpEaation to devote his en-
uIe personsl attention to be comfort and
accommodation Of thosa whn may favor
him with cali, Oldad by acnve, careful
and obligiog sersants, ne hopps TO give
general Satisfaction. THe trims ro
right THOuAS NORTON.
April D., j 10 ga tl.
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15 5dczeo new sivle Com fotts sod C,rs
vs's Jp'a i2i 10 ga rems rcrpiyed and
: Se ~ K JACKSON,
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FhSW, &c.
7 BlrreI Mackcrel.
{" Sha5.
" Herring.
-" Whre Lime.
5 2" WhlCo PaSrer.
On hand and for sn'e by
WM. NJ, SINCLAIR,
hiay lG, 1915.
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nNEooX ro0in soap, just received and
for sale low hv
CUMMrNGS & CAMERON.
CarroIIIon May 30 lS45 - 33-,L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
scoTT,s IS sE,,,ssL

The finest flour, and the :,
in Van Buren was receive ~. ,&
White & Co. Il rivals, a
say it surpasses either the pc;.
lstlour. Be this as il ma \ We
bread, or ate any that was seo,a
The question Of our Nd Ihe,O
good wheat country is 81 sed -
and the -four before us, ys ..
rest.
Mr.. Scott has entered L pelv
of Touring, and although ha,
months since he CONNIE ced !,
contract at Gibson 10 furlIshsrr
ard in n short time will |eyem"
ure the inroads of flour pt )dlen,J
SPECTATORS in this article IN ON, -
JAcoB S. Gross, of ID Iap..'
has already been pronounI Id BY ~
gists, to possess tho buu of alirs'
superIatlve degree, has a (eady a..
the Scott flour, nndhas made 49,
keep a supply on hand Thi, 1,
house. though ho has lsay, nj
one in the State. TRAY IIers, h1
preachers, poets, polite ans, f,,n.f
have enjoyed tho "chic en fxinn, II
ham, mutton, beef steq 8, roas, 4,
the substan,ials and dc cacies ,br
from the face Of our co ptry, by,I
'Jake" may expect sd elhiug ss +.
line of "nour doIngs.' At least n
nature and long ha bit, be bes, hl
ever saw, has given hIs |ord that i d
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
From the A unsas Gal.1
DEATH OF AN FL yCELLEyI1
AND a GOOD MAY

AM ~ poD MAN
A:a meeting of,tho piesviIle R
instant, the following oceeIinu 1
wit:
On motion Of James Palero,
William Conway B, wa faIed to
William C.. BevIns, Esq. appouie
Col. c. F. NJ. Nolund Eiehy and (
planned the object Of thd meeting
lion committee OF three ere app
n preamble and resolution express
ings Of the Bar. the cd r namsP
" III. +. Denton and J. L Plllcrk
said committee. who afIef elifins
reported the following rd PluliOi,
unanimously adopted:
WHREAs, 1t has leased od AID :
from among US JAMES Popd Esq
Is, worthicst and most dis 3pgusls
our professlon-n gentlom$ posx
cst goodness Of henrt--tie iegal
sound judgment, and all psc ydsy
mating ways. which made lin p
as an Instructive cOmpani b; as
sp9cl 10 his memory, and 4 which
worthy,
Be ii RtSUIrel, That ID The ID
PoPE. the Bar has lost on Of its
ments, and society one OF Is mos
bers-for all the duties o Iifo, III
and efficient in their per rualce
he vas most Jealous aud o snsyes,
Of his clients, his zeal nevd measr
Of his iee-to his proiessid ba brs
ever courteous and kind, ID iG :
members Of the Bar ever ounI L
ANXIOUS to aid Ihem-as n tizeah i
tut upholdcr of the eon Il ilIOn AZ 4
as a mcIghhor none moro d, whit
and faiher he shono Ife.e nenl-s
buauliui language, buia Il houH
his wife and children ere lhe
heart"
2nd. Thu. we docplyVmpaih
reaved wife aud children, ld Invoh
from Him, "who temper lhc via
lamb"
3JIy. That as tokeI Pf respec
ory of on distinguished oiessiOG
will wear Grape on our lei arms ia
thirty days. Al
4thly. That Wm. Byeis, Esq
to present these resolutions 10 The VI
this county at lis next ter whit
they BE- entered on the rec!t ds lhsH
5.hIy. That n copy Of these
sent to his widow. aud a copy 10 IL
of tho papers published al u'e I'd
spcctfuI request that all OF / PaPa
do copy them.
On Motion, resolved. thd his ma
WILLIAM &. BEvlNs. Sed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

6yGES. RAINS, Seneca gent, passed through
this city on Tuesday ~i,hil money iofay otf the
Indians in his Agency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

E-co1. LOaASGrcl Agent, left Fort Smith
on Monday las, with $50 poo, 10 pay the Creek
annuity. They viii be tapshe % inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

A ner mode Of CanrassiHk.-We notice that
the different candidates for e United States Sen
ate in Mississippi are travetsing the State. and
making speeches by fiftics 4 nd hundreds. TSIs
we believe is new feature b electoneorng, bul
since all officers arc directly pr indirectly respon
sibe to the people, why is not his course as proper
as any other! tissues can off IN thus be made Z nc
Legislators, viii act under ln lructlons from then
constituents. With our thoroi ishIy democratic no
,ons we are rather disposed b approve the plan
and since an election for an United States Sen.
a,or has 10 come Off at the NJ txt session, VIC fee
strongly disposed 10 remove he bit. and let our
candidates out among the people. What say our
brethren of the press!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
WILLIAM e. BEvlHs, Sed

EmLDrkation Of The Troops. !
day morning we noticed the
Alabama Tor Texas, having o
u. 5. Infantry, giving a list oI
dtion we have now to giya
Queen Victoria and Suvlah J
with a list Of the companp
These vessels sailed on Thur
On Bora Ship Queen Vel
gincnt of Artillery; compaI
lih regiment of Infantry.
try: Capiains-John Page. cd
Robt. c. Bucha nan, Bradford
Nlichard II. Graham: "a 4
adtutaut, Sidney Smith, HG
"; Breust I'd L'eutenaHt-A
ID ARTILLERY: LIST Lisvtenant
II. Thomas; 2d Lieutenant-
I'd Northumberland h.
Jas. r. Conard, u. S. A ; A
Ist Lieutenant, +. q. Eilint
On Board Ship Snyiah.-
Of the 4th regiment of Inf
p. Morrison, commanding
I'd Lisutenanfs--T. ii. Pol
! enderson Ridgeley; Breee
rant, Robert liazlet, Jan
Nurgeon--Henry L. Crittend
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

DecOTUm.--Ne are vcciueuly oi op'hion N'
when Two Editors have a regular set ioa double
and twisted knock dowf--hare exchanged shoss'
and exhausted all the rd names Of our nLgu sc
upon each other that tut OF respect TO their read
ers, if not to themselves, they ought to say no
more abou. each otheI depray,y.
This is the genera sentiment so lar as we
know.
The paper of ono Nf our fair subscribers has
been returned with q following endorsement
MOI taken ou,-Sx> runaway and married. y
Such an excuse is uIw good, without notice
or payment of subscriptNp. We hope the old
folk will forgive her. W 30 most heartily.
OF A company of IN emgrunts lost their
way and wandered to louth OF Yellow Stone.
They had, when last from, scarcely provs.
ions to return to St. j y.
OF Large numbers khe Choctaws east oil inc
Mississippi, are prepa 9 10 emigrate this fall
They are greatly plei ID with the measure OF
funding half the indie ily due them; and give
Capt. Armstrong grca faise for exertons IN get
ting this measure lhroI Congress.
ReyuiIing Fort "a pn.-Operations for re-
building Fort Gibson e been commenced.-
The plan ue hear, is to ect eight. OF nine stone
buildings that will afford Pch. quarters Tor con-
pany of U. S. troops, AM the whole, probabiyto
be surrounded by stond 6afl.
We regret very muc to see these improve
ments commenced bv Government. as they
are Of a kind that indicq a determination on IT'S
mar, to place upon a pa |nanent footing this Sta.
ton, which is an unncd sary expense 10 the ,'o''
ernment. n detrimenv b the Indians and a BEN
eft only TO a few co( FACTORS and hucksIerS from
Arkansas and Missof.
The above is xoped from the Cherokee
Advocate, no, becatfe we Join in the regrets at
the manifestation on lhe par, of the United Stnes
to continue pcrmanerAy the post at Fort Gibson
bu, because we wish 1ways to credit cotcmpora.
ries with announcomdy Is made IN advance of us.
We should, il is true, We preferred 10 have seen
the half finished work at Fort Smith completed
before the commenceuvn Of permanent work at
Fort Gibson. The fad that there is no immediate
want of troops, at unyy yont. is the weakest of all
possible arguments, Iainst the occupancy of
commanding posiok Nor are We prepared to
admi, that Fort Gkon " is derimcut 10 the In
dams" True, th& may make any thing det-
rIment if they chyose. Arkansas and Missouri.
Iii is true, have feep pecun;ary interest in the
completion of thek works bu, let the Indians 60 to
work 10 compete 9th the contractors aud buck
sters." The Iowdt bidder always has the prefer
ence.
The work at Ftt Gibson is superintcnded by
Capt. Collins, one IF the most euIcrprsing and
porseveriog oficer1of the Army.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

OF Capt. Armstrong vii pay out the Choctaw
Annuity on the 9th inst
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

men, and responsibility Of Judges should DC as
ps possi5Ie removed from the people. The tru'h Is
if there be any office where the soundes' o'se'e'
lion would be exercised, it would be IN tho nP'
poin,ment of that officer who can more than any
other influence the disposition of life, liberty ana
property. The system of eecting these h'sn
missionaries BY Iog.roIiing legislature is still
more Objectionable than the appointing by tho
Governor. t
We intend at future time to open discussion
upon the proprie,y of a convention to change al
ter, and modify our heterogeneous, undehnaoIe'
and unwieIdly constitution. Next to the Alge-
rines we need IL change. In connection with these
remarks we publish an article from the Missouri
Gazette.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Excitement in Neic Ca,

Excitement in Nelc Ca,
ry caiied Oui.-We learn
that the people Of that pId
excitement. 1t appears
was married to the d.
Booth surreptiliously, q
Priest, 10 winch BarneX
man to accompany hif
said, Of removing som
character. Miss Booth
and an EpiscopaIian.
Justice Booth arrested III
couple without u license
cilemen! in New Cast!
been ordered out to prot
popular violence. Miss
know that the Priest w
age ceromony.-N. Y