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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
Eric Raiiroad-Convention ApportiOnmeni-
Canal Repnrs by Contract-A nti-Rent bills.
N' . Correspondence of The Tribune.

correspondence III LUG
ALBANY, April l..
The bottom is likely 10 fall on, of the New-fork
and Erie Railroad bill Though matters had all been
arranged sst week, yetthe exclusive friends OF the
road are now prepared 10 fly the track, and tits
understood they viii not stand by the agreement
The bill came up for its final passage 10 day but was
verv ouiety reconlmit;cd | will not pretend 10 say
wins, THIS Legislature will do. but shall be very
much mistaken il any thing besides this BILL which
was agreed upon can pass. But the proof oil the
pudding is in the eating.
The opinion of the Supreme Court Judges upon
the Apportionment question, which came in to-day
WINS equally clear, ccgent positive and unanimous.
IL settles the question and from the fac; that all
three Judges being Loco.F ocos-two OF them Old
Hunkers and one n Observation-Disclosures certain
" can be no doubt OF lis being acquiesced
in BIT YOU skill see that the Senator al least
some OF its Members-know much better But
whatever the Senate may do, the House will put
unietu- upon any factious move they may make
Aud much mistake the good sense OF the people,
if they do not defer The unanimous opinion OF the
Supreme Court
The Assembly has been engaged this afternoon
in the discussion Of the bill provide for repairs
upon canals by contrsft This bill has been intro
duced By the bunker leader of the House, w. S.
SHERWOOD. The Barn Burners oppose 1t in mass,
because il takes away from them the control and
patronage of the hundreds Of the aborers upon the
canals There have been most outrageous imPosl-
tons upon the State in this matter OF canal repairs
and have no doubt but what this bill IA copy OF
which send YOU fairly carried out VIII save 10
the State at least s250.000 year. l have some
doubts how ever OF it's passage Power is too sweet
to be Welded up without great effort to retain IL
no question was taken and the bill will be taken
up tomorrow afternoon.
The Senate have been talking about the Anti
Rem, bills. The unriysled BEERS let off n bottle OF
his ginger pop-very roihy, might havc been ex-
pecled VAS ScHooSHovES answered him. No
yo,, was taken Yours, &c.
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Ceurt Cnrendnr. .rHls pAy.
FJns the Nee York Express. dprit 10

SpPxRIoR CorRr-Nos l6 IS. 63. "a. 81. %, 81, II
2ia 6 81. 80 ~, s. II g. 81 IL Is 60 IS, 81, 50
10 n 70, "a, u.s. 20, III. Ts, 81, s., s37, So,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
Our Chnrtcr Election.

FIFTEENTH WARD Official
Alderman Brady ". ,452 We,morc L. asa MCKEE, N32a
Wing over Loco e65; Do. over all. .6ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

II Citizens and streugers no wsh for interesting ioo
ehase srnusenens viii find rare supply al he AHere
Muse1m, wbichbas become The very centre OK -
traction to The rirth and MISUNDERSTANDING The e-isofs
ted Ike Drummer Boy, only 5years old With the Hasns
Moving Dioramas Dssovipg Views Western. INC 81
rivsled deneator OF Yankee character abd
Other choice novelties make up the evenings prrfofrsn,
and there select exhibition Of Scripture Views ne p
croscope P ~ for schools and Others wbo ehooe
{ n y.ffrA fhs-U
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Business Notifies.

~ FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS and have been cured
OF consumption liver complaint asthma snd bronchitis, by
Dr. Taylos Genuine Bsssm of Lyerwort, prepared and
sold AZ the office SIS sowery for than thirteen ytsrs
per tc, specific for colds aud coughs and IN addition
ofhc Doctors the Y Hospital he discovered that
u perfect for dysp~P-ls.
Yytrsrt from DR. Goudire's Letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

CAUTION The public cautioned sgsinat purchasing
any Magical Pain Extractor from Heary Daley or bis ti1
he is not our Agent neither do We sell him any.
COMSTOCK co.
" 3 The article warranted under forfeiture Of
$500 Ia sold al half phce at q Cortland ST. al7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

rYT Ma WV. JOHNSON no!ihrs The public and all con-
cerned thai hr has interest the socalled firm of John
son. Vroom Fowler" and will he responsible for dehis
OF their contracting having retired from tina, hm In October
losi Mr. JOhnsons friends requested 10 call nj 10 n
Corlandst where he has f Of Fancy Soaps
ard Pernery Of tho choicest kinds sad he favor
able terms, wholesale and retail Country merchants
requested 10 examine the stock. sl7if
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~ The few who do believe take tho lead of the many
who do not believe In advertising In country papers he
through them the people of the country esrn thu
number. and pursuits OF those who prepared
supply ihsr wants. Instead Of wang for customers 10
learn. accidentally, II they learn, and when they call
II they do. spending hour In giving each
separate description Of The business the en-rprsng adyer
prsng advertiser spends he hour in writing Bdvcre-
nent equally descriptive for the Country Newspapers
which OF thousands may read Mt the lime and bs
Informed OF all the particulars II IL d-.irabe convey
Such the difference See tho advertisement Of the gent,
Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

saa,yorr I,s.ssure: Sam H0us'ons speech %
e sefsi nis a.a. and s ss
nee''s, ya,yts Appointments BY the Governor
49, , ,erns; Law Courts; Sales Of SOCKS "'fi's
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~ STEPHEN BARKER, 2sl Grsnd-st has ths day
opened the following goods received from the Hen.
ry Clay. viz cases of linens, case snghams. case
do small patterns, | cineham lawns slso case
muslin de lanes which he invites the attention of tho
ladies' AS they will he sold great bargain ais q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

IL THE THmrrENru NUMuER OF LARDSESs LEo-
Scientific subjects, being continuation ofthe
Lectures the steam Engine will he published on
"Wednesday. the :ssd of April The Fourteenth will com.
peIe the work and will contain the tisle pages tor both
Volumes indexes &c Sc. The back numbers may s,ilI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

DAMAGED H.RDwARE.-JAMES NJ MILLER win ,el
This Day Fr1sy April H. 1916 at - O'Clock his Auction
Room. No, Liberty.st the cnre Hardware damaged on
board the ship Henry Clay consisting OF snddlrry Plane
Irons Drawing Knives Ch.eIs pcu and pocket Knives Of
great variety Also large rSsofm.nt Of Table and Desert
Knives and foLka Cntsl0gne- now IeAiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

u We received from Mr.. D. HUBBARD. Rich
and Oswego Co lot of hens eggs of the size OF ord
nary goose-egga and great deal superior in qusty
County that can produce such ought to send
enernes of Free Suffrage to the Convention 1t can az
ford 70 let every one have chance.
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II full account win illustrations Of the voyage
of the Pilot Boa, William j. Roer. is published IN this
weeks New.yorker, which Is ready to-day. Price 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

z We have another capital Letter from a The
OLD MAN OF THE MouSTA1S,.' for which shall en-
deavor to End place tonoo~ The series Of Letters
from this venerable personsee bids fair be popu-
lar as the eps,es OF the real Jack Downing Our read.
era NAV anticipate rich treat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17

WHO WANTS SPLENDID HEAD OF HART Human
Hsir our Of crder is brought splendid condition BY
the Of 81 bottle OF Joness Coral Hair R-scrt
tive, sold =, the place These iis QUALITIES
II will force the hair grow the head .nd body or
any part where Nature intended The hair grow by "a
kng the scalp teaiIby Il stays the hair falling OF, and DC
fous ny ali scarf and dsRdraE Another Of is Pror
or "a Fultop-s, Brooklyn. sl1 2lec1
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

WAsTIUro: CITY, D. c, IN! July, Is46
GENTLEMEN; You viii TO doubt BE- able to CLEAN
from the newspapers cunt" as much, in refrrrnc"
to Oregon, the war with MEXICO. the Tlu.T, anI
Other great measures. rs could write ,o,I.
The vote in the House Of Representatives. on
sIckay's bill, for The reduction of the Tariff Of
1872, anu tho abolition Of the ohnus principle Il
Protection and Specific duties. VIII be taken hi.
day: the result IS somewhat doubtful YOU are
aware that the Pennsy Ivania Democrats, particu.
larry. are somewhat Of Tariff men. Another
1'ilcuty has also sprung up, not foreseen the
hfty-f"nr forty men have 5ocoms much fissatis.
ned about tAe Oregon treaty, and the distribution
OF Executive patronage: some Of them make al
apology for opposing this leading measure Of the
Administration. Ia truth he fact need not be
disguised Ihal the leaders of the cIiqres here are
not much better satisfied than some small rate
leaders IN Arkansas. Rule or ruin seems 10 b..
Inc motto ol some of our great men; aud the Al
mhlsI ration lInus ll>e.t surrOunrd by those who
would sacrn'c all for Treasury pap. To all
tnnNlng minds however We have not had a more
patriotic or energetic President than the prespn,
Incumbent. If he has sometimes been deceived
IN the distribution of Executive PATRONAGE. il ia
more the iauit of the members of Conyress on
whom be TOO Implicitly relies. than of tho Presi.
dent, who cannot always obtain the most correei
Information. To give YOU an instance: ,hrouyb
The Influence Of some of the western lobby mem.
beers, gallant and worthy ciiz.n of yoar taxo
was the other day. PITT 10 nomination Tor Rep.
mental QnarIermaster. TO the Arkansas volunteers:
Inc appointment was about being made. when the
western mail brought the Applications of WI ham
Fields and Of RUlherfafd. of Lule Rock. FIR
Commissions; and forthwith one Of uu- San,tors
took the liberty of Withdrawing tho name of Tho
an Buren, man 10 mako room for the Ln,lo RocL
lunto. already fat with offices. The recoo,nnon,
l'nons OF Senator, Representative. aud Goyernor
thus stool against the recommendation of n priyo,o
i!'!zen, aud the Craw ford county Colonel had 10
KICK the beam. 1t will ever be thus, vbi,e,,be
""oie Representation Of the State is from one
portion of it. era- ..4.r.. 0'''
Among the rumors Of this morning, p.H an.
hsmieafea IS that of tine appointment of Gevere.r
ell 10 be the Commissioner of the Land Rura,,
. the place Of Judge Shields. made Brig,d,er
ienerai OF Illinois volunteers. Yell went to A..
.ansas 10 got a-Coionelcy or Gene.alsh;r =, !,
omethIHg ese-and it is SAID ,ha, he rcso;vsi a. c
'romIse Of The President, while he exnsctod 10
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WASHING -ox CITY, June 80. 1916.

,-.,-. --.,. IT.,
lhere Is h''ie Ut no NC" 49,, h,ra L,G
almost every 'n'ne 5'se - "'',,,' Coroross
ram ram, ram nnu - .,o No, 90.
has manu'ac'ureu hone"' 49, r'';' I'D ,ba NJ.
lug 10 nave war WI" LII ~ ,Is, o,o wa ro
'can war Is AL o"9'F'N0''
DO Tor news. t,a no
Inc lar'I IS a,' ''e VAN u, -, Tb,rs.
s,I ,ro,, VIII SIC
day the debate terminus, anu .'"r' w.
VINO says ave my VIM .;,Ih..a
The present ARM You. &c t,; i
no vote. ana !e' you ,e'' T'VP ,T''' 't,tr
D'u 20, - W. -. "A -,
their places "e'e al '".N UNI u'' ..Tt;t.
.a'or' arc U.s. as u'e'u' y, '".9 .;,t,s,
ana 4 ''''e more 81 a wv W. III, -
she hlny "o' ho"I'e' ''''"- ri
'"@fe are some "',o P''1'''
war ana Inc iaar o' ue"'' may O.''T
10 i''or OIL me present ID" '''''' ~
chance lor Pfo'ee''"n !" '"! .'F'' '-
rrh hi1s nave s"uih ~ "'t Ni'"' ~ CIV
ieHnSy I'aria anu ne" lo'" ''' "-"' y,
revenue Iari ""' WIS - tN,,I I","''' ~"
KNOW dtier WIN OF on tnls >u"l''L. "uI HiHl'E
believe the people nave decided agrnst The present
law. and Jsnanlcd change: a. to The pooprlsty
oc Inc chance, have NV own o,dnlpn-l1rl's all
W. L,ya a late arrival Of In l.ans. unier Coz.
Iovi. vim has lately coprlI,,I treaty: they
nre of the Cumaocbe and neighboruy tribes they
~. f.r,a Io,k,pg fellows. Oar Indian aft lr>
,,ra o,,,o,rhinr n crisis. and pubIi, attention is
h.,,I unused ~ rh. subject bu. relief viii hardly
coma soon. sorue,h no >,r,Sing mus, occur before
n,,r Gnysror,ar, viii net. then the action will be
,,T,,n,, n..I if vi,o .,lgs.Is yryad, may be
..,i,,,,,ry.
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FELIX G. AKE.-This gentleman appeared in
this city, last Saturday after long absence from
The county; and his numerous friends, who had
assembled here TO hear the candidates, expressed
high qualification at his return, and TO find hun IN
excellent health--ready 10 take The field actively.
during the balance of the canvass. He took the
stand few minutes, expressed his regro' that
unavoidable and unexpected business had detained
him longer from the county than he intended to
have remainod--assured his friends that he had
douned his armor for the fight, and would from
this out DO all the time engaged. His appearance
was hailed by the assembled crowd, in an audible
and evident manner, exhibiting the determined
spri, which prevailed among The people TO support
oil the nominees. @ ... ..-..... .
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DONALD.
Fdn Baren, July ooh, 1916.

To THE EDIroRs OF THE VAN buren, INrELLlGEycrR
GENTLEMEN: consider that YOU have done me-
much injustice by the publication of an ar,icls in
your paper Of the lth INST; il is as follows: You
say that you have learned from various sources
that have backed out, after having visited various
sections Of the county: also that Lhave learned
that ii is useless for any one to run agains, the
nominees, who are Ashley men; that have thrown
up my hand, aud am no longer a Candidate. from,
circumstances which 1t was not in my power to
CONTROL. have been prevented from cauvas,inc
the county as could wish. II is not i'm. tia,
have backed out, or have thrown 10 nv hand
and am no longer a candidate; nor is i: trno thai
ANA Yell Candidate. am Candidate IN Ron.
resent the people Of Crawford county, in the next
Leslsnture-and shall continue TO be- so until ,h,
election lakes place. am no Ashley nor Yell
man, nor any individuals man; but, if sbonrd
he elected, 10 the Legislature, by the peooe of
crawford, shall ondeavor, as far as can Io,rn
II, 10 act according 10 their Wishes Bu,. bo,,voan
Ashley and Yell, would, if uninstructeJ giva
my vote for YELL TO fill the Senatorial chair, En-
If convinced that Col. Ashley is the choice or
majority in this county. viii checrruiiy Give ny
vote for him. So NY
II am elected. shall DO VIVA, can 10 proo,o,.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

have tue pro- ect 81 tigadier Gelcrahs;,,
Prospect glowing duti., Il: is proposed to "
Tor hun ia csilIifs-it being said tha, he r 20
gallant Tecumseh killer that he reyariei - 40 d
a. good as licked" for the Sena,orshiD %~s
kansas. AZ
There is quite sensation among the "a,
the Land Bureau, les, the Askansise .;.
port a Gumh7r Of . ,BaskSood Glrrssp,~
the presen. Knights ofthe qull all adrif,
is a chance ios L. L. B. D.. aud a fsw ~, liza
the "CorporaI's guasj." Can't Won mn, ssad
our accomplished friend #. tie is he vr T'Hi|
for the ladies' lIeTe. a ,C@aI
AmeGg she nnaIiheniicated rurno,, l
one. thai Col. Sevier viii be sen, M;n;.
Russia. TINS is not well credited, rbormH
certain Iha, the Colonel has good deal Of ~
popularity at the White House. He !, ,p,. '
iayorjte with all the cliques, and heads Of ~
OF western mean Arkansas measl,s.
saw hlile. You have probably learned from
ug the yeas aud nays, ihot Mr. Yost stand =
among tie Y's-lbe Yell of Arkaps,.
among Ihq mi ssiug. The Calhoun men, ac.,.s
TO Ihaf correspondent o. the Mem his paDe,
ieft 10 run rampant, without the influence II
TStpuos1Vt h'SH. Az 'pANe -|I!ein AFRAID. u
have laus iost half Of Oregnp. aud fear Mi
ihc Court a. Van Buren,. The Bill seeo,
fnrtat'y on The calendar of the Seuate, AMI y
Is much reason 10 fear thai Il MI so sIeeD "
tie end of tie Session.
The bdI TO settle the Cherokee dificahi..
dividing the country and extending the laws u,
IulaI SIt!es over them. in all cases Of ~.
has been ENoruby reported in The House bv N
Committee on Indian Affairs, and hear q -
Ft,I'ir opposition IN That holy. a majority Il /
S.n1le are no doubt favorable To The ns,,,
and # nothing heller be done, this law win ~
ably pass. B1I with view Of hayiag ma,
uaJjusrI, tho President has. through The "a
cuce Of Capt. Armstrong ana others. delsrvn.
10 appoint three Commas oners. and dIrec ~
10 hear the complaints OF all the I1elegl,ioo, j
at Washington, IL behalf of their parties u
i possible, 10 enter into such Treaty as !
cave nothing upadjustct and unsettled. b
( Armstrong Dnt Judge Bob. vii h. two d
Commissioners, but know not who With
ihird. The Delegations all joiuel 10 h,
for tbs comuission-nnt. although their X
ar mostly aD!1ron ste. it IS hoped to se,sr
orraugo mcG;, Which. II not satisfactory. VII
>,uis "a! towards dong Justice. This conn
SION viii soon cOmmen.e its session-ahdlhsrI
suit will be known before the adoIrnmsr,
Congress. The Dclcg1'ions arr worn o., "A
,hc.r conl"nIan-, and more than ever iacIIne
ac rrr.ticnl. o. ~ tn --li ~
I tn, Commission may dispense with tie ID
AHDcIe Commission. Crawford county al
where for that APPOINTMENT. OlrCnngresal
gam wehI Tor Liglle Rock and lae Clique.
CT
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

ErThe Candidates met at this place, on Mon-
day last, and addressed our citizens. 1t was
pretty plain TO see how things were going. The
Ashley men made the .'fur hy"syery lick Mr..
AXE made his appearance here for the first time
during the canvass. He has been absent ever
81 nee his nomination. and has but lately returned.
He will endeayOr to yisi! the townships, on this
aide of the river, where We hope he viii be well
received. -.. .. --
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

S.yOn the outside will be found an article
from ,bs Arkansas Democrat, showing that our
"-ar.hy" Governor is taking strong stand
.puips, Col. Ashley, and the Arkansas Democrat.
=, We had hoped that His Excellency would have
L.,, aIoof from the Vaccinations Of the Clique,
and not have rendered himself contemplate by
modd,ipg where he is no, concerned. .....
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

ashamed Of their CO'Ors.--The correspondents
Of the Banners, from his county, claim ma.
joriiy for Yell, when but one, Judge Brown. will
acknowledge himself in favor Of the truant Con-
gresham. The rest dodge md say they will
''obey distractions"
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FORT SMITH

FORT SMITH
CHi received, per Arkansas No. 4, the folb'7
- goods, VIZ: ...-. ~ 3D.. r+
20 bales bro. domestics;
~ "A = - 100 .-.-... .. %. D. rEE q
cases IL blea. :" ..ra..- .s.- sob rf
" 60. srlas
heavy blue denims; pol, .s,. ..'
- blue Nine prints; s...a 7s...e-
" book drills; =-.. Co.,. -- E=t
2OO pieces fancy prints, assorted; ....a ,#
-. noz shl~ls and hdks, do; -rrr. rr
% cases boots and shoes, do; .rrrrrs7r
Inch, in addition to my former stock. msks y
"' Inc most complete assortmenls offered . II
section Of the country. .sr.r.... .. H1Tr5,
saysfs afe invited 10 examine the stock, - !
anAIoas TO sell. Prices aud terms shall please 80
W. K. JoHNso'
July 18th, 1916. -.... .-I... u
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the Interests. of Cav ford county, and Tue 9'sse
n. .I,.,ys s,,bm,,tins To- be instructed Dy a

the interests OF Crawford comfy hh' "'o 80
generally. always submitting 10 be instructed y a
majority of my constituents. IL, however, we
Democracy Of this county do no. think that can
.s,ye them as well as some olher Porson hos
NAV choose in ms stead. ! shall content myself
by STAYING at he me, attending to my own Gpn'el.s'
and acting the part, so far as am caPao'e' OF
good chIzrn.
=. hone you will publish the above IN ofder 'na'
the statements. made IN relation to mr. may &c
T7' \. ALLEN
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

Graf our latest advces from the Volunteers,
they were enjoying uxceIIen! health and spirits.
The members from this county speak in the high
est terms Of their newly elected Captain, John }.
Dl!ari. Dr.. Salts is las fin: as silk" and gen.
eral favOrite. The company is greatly P'eased
u. the change Of Captains.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

Reud the advertisement Of Mr.. W. X. Johnson
and Messrs. w. II. g. NJ. Mayors, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

q, UThe news of the speedy adjustment. Of the
Cherokee difficulties, BY the President, gives uni
yersaI satisfaction liz this quarter.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

GrThe Arkansas No. 5, brough, up the arms
and camp equipage for the Regiment of Atkan.
sas Volunteers, that rendezvouscd at Washington.
which through some mistake, were sent to the
care Of the Quarter Master at Fort Smith, in
stead of being sent up Red River. Capt. Alex
under, the Quarter Master, promptly ordered
them 10 be taken back and discharged at Little
Rock; but we fear that it viii be too late for the
Regiment to get them.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

90 o1- Our merchants are all sunrc.ied with goods
Of every description. Country dealers can find
better and cheaap per stocks nov, than ever before
eEIsred. Come in. ...
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

Sr Senator Sewer had narrow escape from
drowEing, at Washington. on the 3OIh ult. He
was riding in a Garage on bridge over the
canal. when the Planks Of the bridge gave way
and the carriage fell through. He vas not hurt.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

es-Will our friend j., Of Sugar Loaf. furnish
10 n account Of thai Panther hunt, together with
q lis, Of Killed and wouuded!
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

Gov. Butler has been elected Colonel Of one Of
the South Carolina Regiments.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

o. Capt. Armstrong. Hon. Geo. NJ. BIoO'
and the Hon. Mr.. Fillmore Of s. C., have teen aP-
pointed Commissioners 10 examine INTO the Cher.
ukee difficulties. at Washington.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25

@Farmers, bring in your new four; the ma
kei is bot poorly supplied.
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O. /. o-rwe are iudeb:ed 10 Capt. W. H. Allen, fol
late eastern papers.
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2 n.rour thanks are due Maj. r. NJ. Harrington
and Col. P. H. White, who arrived on Tue NO. D
for late Eastern papers.
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e.yOn Monday week, the Yell-er's will get the
"Orfulles, licking" that any sci oil poor oe''is
aver received since the "ESans" campaign.
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D S0lUT lion,

shIiE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore Ell
~ ing between, AVERY. McBR DE s. MAJ
SHALL, IS tins day dissolved BY muiua couss
I>anc VI. Marshall. viii recejye all debts, uA
alone authorized 10 use the name of the 6in
WARREN AVERY,
JOHN MCBRIDE.
.... ISAAC N. MARSHALL
JuIy 25tII. 1916 -2f-3t.
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Fort SmiM, Julp 22na. 1916.

T OF SWILl, July 22nd, $50.
Go ii-no time 10 swap horscs-snce the can
didaies were here-BrOwu stout is going down.
1t is well understoo! that the Yell men ergeci TO
elect only one man, and they are now scared into
fits, lest AXE will do him up Brocn: won't it be
an unmerciful lick 10 beat the re here, where
he has been so long cock of the walk!
DONALD