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MD "N
G.. Harris, M. D.,
Doctor of Dental SurarrD,

WILL perform. in perfect manner. ALL
w OPERATIONS necessary To the health, beau.
ty and preservation Of the TEETH.
Every one is sensible Of the personal advan.
tages derived from a set of fine teeth, bat few
are aware to what extent health, comfort
and longevity are dependent upon these deli
cate organs,
BY proper and scasonable attention, great
numbers Of Teeth, the value Of which is never
known till they are irr ecoverably lost, may be
preserved to the Ia test period of life
DR.. HARRIS will insert, on true surgical
principles the best description of ARrlFI-
CIAL TEETH, which will be found to answer all
the purposes Of mastication, and remove any
impeachment in the speech occasioned by the
loss Of the natural teeth.
He will, also, give such advice and assist
ance to parents as will enable them to remedy
Irregularities in the teeth Of their children, and
TO secure for them Of the greatest bless.
ings-A REGULAR AND HEALTHY DENTURE.
long and successful practice enables DIR
b. to guaranty to his patients CORRECT and
EFFICIENT TREATMENT. Ladies and Gentlemen
visiting st Louis, and requiring Dental opera
tions, are respectfully invited to consult with
him.
DOFFICE-.-COrner of Fourth and st.
Charles streets, st. Louis, Mo.
mar &c 40
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k,.sA ers from Poland--Dreadful
49,. ,Iu:.'e,--The unfortunate Poles en-.
~, 'u me late discretionary move.
q. n 'le being despatched withou. mer-
iu,;. stated that in two days after the
dp.;.u authorities in the Grand Duchy
.,.,S s1 ! !, offered Eve dollars a head for
In a.. '','h nobleman, dead o. alive, no
as,d 'A Tour hundred were cruelty mas.
as,sn leaders Of the insurrec,ionary
lr,,, a'en' a! Siedice. near Warsaw. have
A,tiII,.. received their punishment. Pc.
k,i ~ ~ ceen hanged a, Siedice, Kocis-
s,,,.a.ua. q ZaIski, have been hanged a.
sa,.a..'a noOrytsh and Rupprechi, both
pa,d 1 l.. % be hanged, had their lives
Vi ,o.a wv are degraded from their rank,
Gb.,;" lemned TO exile and hard labor in
ap,.. !, All'eski and Deskur were made
si,,;. oeneaih The gallows, and sent 10
:" oe keP!9i hard labor.
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Man Ro66ery.-The gre,. mail from
Buffalo TO Erie, Pa, was robbed on the
10Th Of its entire contents. The robbery
was soon ascer,ained to have been com.
mI''ed at Westheld, Chautauqua county,
New York, by man named Hugh NJ.
Ihonpson--the same person implicated
IN mail robbery on that route two wears
ago, and who then escaped punishment.
by turning States evidence. Abou, s4O
in bills, supposed TO have been stolen
from the mail. were found upon his per.
son. The stolen mail contained several
hundred letters, none Of which have been
found. The robber was committed to
jail.--Mo. Repub.
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R EDlToR:-In authorizing you .c
1vA mako the ahovo appouncomopt

R EDlToR:-In authorizing you to
49, make the above announcement |
cannot suffer the occasion 10 pass, with
on. expressing to the citizens Of Des
Moines county generally. and the demo.
cratic party in particular, my warmest
and most sincere thanks. for the very
ha,.ering support heretofore given me-
And in again coming before the public as
candidate for reelection am well salts.
fed, tina. there are some who will be
ready to say-"he has had the Office long
enough" True, Mr. Editor. "rotalion in
office" theoretically, is highly approved
by both Of the great political parties Of the
country. yet as far as have any know
ledge Of the fact. erpediency is the only
rule by which rotation is ever prac.sed
or brought TO bear upon man in office,
when the statute laws do not step in to
the relief Of that doctrine. Therefore. it
is reasonable, that should not feel anx-
ious to be made the frs. example of-the
first martyr Of great theoretical principle.
But in reference to this subject, | have bu.
to say, if such shall be The decision Of the
Democratic party Of This county, | will
cheerfully acquiesce.
1t might be proper, Mr. Editor. for me
at this time 10 notice in short way,
rumor that has been set afoat by some of
my kind friends that | was in arrears with
the county, for revenue collected by me
during the year 1914. In contradiction
TO which, l will only say, it's false, as
will more plainly appear by reference to
the public records. On the day appointed
| by the Commissioners Of the county for a
final settlement with me, they received
their revenue, and l received full credit
| for the same.
But j, is useless for me, Mr. Editor, to
notice any such malicious and designing
calumnies, as my public and official acts
are all matters on record, in this county,
where any friend or foe has an opporsunI-
ty, and guaranteed right, to examine tor
his own satisfaction. And there also can
he find, in what manner / have performed
the responsible duties incident to my
Office for the last three years and nine
months.
In conclusion. Mr. Editor, let me add,
that in announcing myself as candidate
for the office Of Sheriff once more, | do
so. through The solicitations of many
warm, true, and tried friends, who have
been with me sin six troubles, and have
promised not to forsake me in the
seventh"
JOHN II. McKENNY.
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|auis. Of the Resolution to give the Notice

Vur Washington Correspondent an.
l'ances the proceedings of Congress on
enport OF the Committee of Conference
@as hnal passage of the resolutions
Vsd upon by them. The resolutions
hPa''ed BY the joint committee are,
isaecs, The same as those which had
s'ed Inc Senate. The only change is
no last clause Of the preamble. and is
MOI words rather than substance-the
.ss'h'ng being precisely the same. Mr.
aae'' o. Ohio, opposed the adoption Of
s..aPolt for the reasons which he had
wore gven-and all the 81 deg. 40 min.
na' WIN The exception Of Mr. Cameron,
Nv 'o'ed against it. The vote stood
;. .S-Messrs Archer. Ashley. A.her-
W. ~ oasoy, Barrow. Benton, Berrien.
rSaa'ah' Colquit. Cameron, Thomas
sgnn, J, NJ. Clayton, Corwin, Crit,en.
w. Davis, Dix. Evans. Greene, Hay.
,"' Houston, Huntington, Jarnagin,
I.s''n lof La.,) Johnson. (of Md. }
~. \, !, NDnfiie, Mangum. Miller, More.
D. Slles, Penny hacker. Pearce, Phelps,
Ts.'Sev VIC Simmons, Speight, Turney,
~ ts'u Webster, Woodbridge, and Yulee
a.y'.-Messrs Allen, A,chison. Breese.
u, nv Cass, Dickinson, Fairfield, Jen-
= semple and Westco,t--lO.
~. = "e HOUSE, the vote in favor Of the
a,,. ~. vas very large, l42 TO 46-and
ma. decided sensation. What sur.
Nj - rs most is TO hear that Mr. Bowlin
nj W.. :, lf,ce abandoned Sd deg. 40 min.,
i, ,''ea Tor the resolution from the Sen.
,s y" which they had before been bitterly
'f"so.-MO. Republican.
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new SPRING GOODS.
JOHN FULLERTON.

JOHN FULLEk YIN.
TN rendering his sincere thanks to the citi-
Il zens Of Burlington, and its vicinity, fo-
their kind pat ronage, would respectfully Al
nounce to them that his first shipment OF
Spring Goods
has arrived, and are now open for inspections,
comprising in part
American, English and French Prints,
Swiss musIns, Jaconett do, Bishop lawns,
French work collars, Linen pocket hdkfs
revered and hemstitched.
ALso-A very handsome assortment of
Spring Shawis.
doL latest style Florence braid Bonnets.
Shocs:---Ladies' walking shoes
do kid slippers, and
large asst Of childrens' shoes
Groceries:--2 bbls No mackerel
box Goldfish, superior article
bbls sugar house molasses
2 boxes raisins
/ do cur,ants
All are requested to call, as il is no trouble
to show goods.
jefferson street, next door to Thos. Hedge.
marl9-43-tf
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WOULD respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Burlingto ton and the surround
ing towns and country, that he has on hand
at the above stand.
Large and Splendid Assortment
of custom made work, and is prepared with the
best workmen and leather, to make any amount
of work in his line that may be wanted, of the
best kind, short notice.
Mems high camille quilted buckskin seated sad.
dies
Best and common fall.back hogskin do do
Side saddles with quilted calfskin seats
Side saddle with plush do
Best and common buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
Saddle-bags and Trunks
Double and single bride filling. with bits,
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and backbands
Calfskin, kipskin and hogskin collars
Double and single girths and hip straps
Halters, large and small whip lashes
ALSO
general assortment of shoe makers and sad.
dlers' leather, at wholesale or retail, at Saint
Louis prices or LESS.
All the above articles and any other that
may be wanted in our line, will be sold low
for cash or hides of every description. We
are resolved to establish
Permanent shop,
and expect soon to be able to take all kinds Of
country produce in pay for our articles. We
now want
500 DRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping CONSTANT SUP.
Ply of the above articles on hand, and pay.
ing strict attention to our business to be lbe
rally patronised.
Burlington, April 23d, 1s46-46-6m
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CAMP MEETING.
The New London an

U = i ne N6W LUIIuUI anu
Yellow Spring Circuits and Burlington Station
Union Camp Meeting, will commence on
Thursday, the 28lh inst. The camp ground
is near Flint Bridge, thrse and a half miles
from this city, on the Wapello road. Brethren
in the ministry and membership are invited TO
come up and help us E. S. NORRIS.
Burlington. May 7th, 1916.
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Threshing Machines.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform
- the public in general that he is engaged
in the manufacture of Threshing Machines and
Horsepower Of all knds-also: Repairing the
same, in the lower part Of the city OF Burlng-
ton, near the Iron Foundry, and intends sell
ing on good terms as can be afforded
Those wishing to purchase any thing in the
above line should call soon, by so doing they
NAV get their machines in good season and
made to order. Persons wishing to purchase
can apply either at the Foundry, VIM. Gar
rett &. Co. s, or at the Shop.
march26-44-4mpd WIN. HENDRIX.
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bl.t.,' Saunderson's last. English
wing s,.., American blister, German and
nav 'of sale at Sligo Iron store by
JOHN 6 FooTs
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DtrO:

In this city on the 4th inst. sarah Alice
Pittenger, aged IA months.
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UMBRELLAS. 100 Umbrellas, (dif-
ferent qua!ities,) for sale by
marl9 GARRrrr e. CO
Boot and Shoe Makimgo

Boot and Shoe Making
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
L citizens Of Burlington and vicinity. that
he has commenced the above business in all
its various branches. He is prepared to make
work in his line, from an Infant 3 Shoe tn
Gentleman's Boot, in the latest and most
fashionable style-out Of the best materials
that can be had in the United States. From
fifteen years experience in the business in some
OF the best Shops East, he feels confident Of
pleasing all those who may give him a call.
II SHOP ON MAIN STREET, opposite
Lowe e. 1lickok 3 Office and three doors south
of the old Post Office. OLIVER COCK.
Jan 90, '46-36-6In
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To the Voters Of Des MOincs
CONMtY....Sheriff

We are authorized to announce JOHN
IL. McKENNy, as a candidate for re. cleo
ton to the Office of Sheriff Of Des Moines
county, a. The approaching August cleo
ton. subject TO the nomination Of a De.
mocraiic County Convention. if one is
held; if not. subject to the decision of the
voters Of said coun,y.-Gazette.
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GROCERIES. A large and splendid
"a assortment just reed and offered for sal .
2 hhds prime N o sugar
9 bbls loaf do
90 sacks rio coffee
a bbs N o molasses
2 do No L. mackerel
1 cask saleratus
8 chests imperial and Y n teas
Is boxes Va KY and Mo tobacco
do fine soap, with u great many
other articles too numerous to mention
apll9 VIZ GARRETT & Co
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Religious Notice-The Rev.

MIR SALrER will preach in the Congregational
Church on Columbia Street, on next Sunday
at IL and 3 o'clock
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port Of Burlington

ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
April 30 Red Wing. Barger.
" War Eagle, Harris,
=" Falcon, Moorehouse,
May l Prairie Bird, Wall,
9 Confidence, Fuller,
" Monona, Glenn,
3 Lynx, Atchison,
Time, Hooper,
+" Mendoza, S:arncs,
+" Belmont, I. G.. Smith,
a La Clede. Randolph,
- Fortune, Atchison,
/" Atlas. Kelley.
+" Bridgewater, Ball,
5 Potosi, Saltmarsh,
=" Huntsville, Miller,
6 Tempest, Smith,
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE.
April 80 Reveille, Atchison,
Tempest, Smith,
/" Amulet, Rogers,
May 2 St Croix, Atchison,
=" War Eagle, Harris,
Iron City. Forse,
3 Bertrand, Rogers,
Uncle Toby, Cole,
Confidence, Fuller.
Prairie Bird, Wall.
A La Clede, Randolph,
- Belmont, Smith,
" Mendoza, Starnes,
Z" Falcon, Morehouse,
6 Monona, Glen,
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A Card.
A THE splendid steamer
ylzA1 Ocean Wave,

ExEEk ]. WHITNEY, IT., Master. will
leave st Louis for Nauvoo, Fort Madison and
Burling ton. every Friday at o'clock, P. NJ.
and arrive at Burlington on Sunday at 4, A. M.
TPassengers and Shippers may rely on the
continuance OF her trips during the season, as
her light draught will enable her to cross The
rapids at The lowe st stage of water.
May I, lS46-50-tf
Gazette please copy)
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A MEXICAN BRANDY 4 bbls sup.
IA N Y brandy in store and for sale by
J G LAUMAN, water.st
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SOAP IS boxes Boston No l soap
- also, shaving, toilet and ca stile soap at the
apr2 FARMERS EXCHANGE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
OUNTY CANpIDATRs

WI are authorized to announce JOHN P. SMITH
asa Candidate for the House of Represen,stiye, f,om
THIS County, at the ensuing Angus, election.
WE are authorized To announce EDWARD .
SUIT as candidate for Circuit Court CLERK a, ,b.
ensuing August election. - '"'
=, WE are authorized to announce ALEXANDER
MCLEAN, as candidate 'or re election TO The OfEcc
OF Circuit Court Clerk, Of this county, a, the ns,t
August election. "'A'
WE are authorised TO announce Ger. WASHING.
TON DUVAL, as a candidate for Sheriff, at The en-.
suing election.
WE are authorized to announce N. AUGUSTUS
PRYOR, as candidate for Sheriff. At the next August
election.
WE are authorised to announce JOHN CARNALI,.
as candidate for Sheriff, at the next August election
March IA, l8i6-5-ti
WE are authorized 10 announce ISAAC NJ. MAR.
SHALL as candidate for Constable of Van Buren,
Township at the ensuing August election.
WE are authorized to announce DAVIDSON DICK.
SON as candidate for County Surveyor of Crawford
County, At the ensuing August election.
II. CLINTON BUSHNELL. ARCHITECT and EsoI.
sEER, Submits his name to the voters Of Crawford
county for Surveyor, at the ensuing August election
Fort Smith May 30, l546.-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
WALLACE Il WARD,

A RE now opening an extensive assortment Of
n Fancy Goods, to which they invite the al
on,ion of the Ladies; consisting in part OF
Cotton and worsted balzorines;
Painted and gingham lawns;
Ginghams and muslns;
Black berage, and black satin stripe Polacre;
Jackonet, Swiss and book muslin;
Check, satin stripe and Victoria plaid do;
Fancy hkfs. and points;
Berage scarfs, and dress capes
Needle worked chemset,s;
Collaretts and lace caps;
Thread and cotton lace, edgings and insertions;
Jackonet edging and insertions;
Black, white and green wells;
Gloves and mitts, all kinds;
Linen cambric and LC. hkfs.;
Black and white nett goods;
Glmps, fringes and cords;
Cap and bonnet ribbons; .
Artificial flowers and bonnet tabs;
Black and white Grape;
Silk hose and under jackets;
Parasols and sun shades;
Ladies and misses bonnets-new style.
Van Buren,, June 6, lS46-H
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27

srTTIEMET OF EXECUTORS AND ADMRs.
I-OTlSE is hereby given thu! the following
n n.rn.d Executors and Adminstr rators have
=, .r.;. .coun,s for settlement and conhrma'
hon, 10 70 WI. H.,,sl admir- of John Harroll. decd.
;nh Ionu y V;ns,nt John Hancock, dec d.
Isala" r,rna, Wharton R. Mcpherson
,1s,E ws,H.w Moore Powell Euper Decd. >,
William ] G, Shannen Is" Joseph Iowies dec o'
uan "'l'.a Rovd I" /" John Boyd decd.
nnuuI" u;Io. Robert W. Miles decd.
Ha,''S', I"S N;dsyer George Nidever decd
Tsu,as 1aoou H,zen " Thomas Dugan decd.
n" !, "p ret Glenn Adm'x Joseph 3; Glenn
I,n,es SorreIl admir- " John Sorre,l ueo - =. a,,d
Jan'es n'hes, NJ Frsuch L. J. Rowark dec
noosI; D%a,;r" W. Williams adm'x Of Jinken Williams
Ange''nna G;h.on " Robert s. Gibson decd
srssn % B. stuwn adm'r Johnson Hoxe,' oeeo oJ +
Ie." 1rena 3. Foster George IT, roster ooc d;
nou;S o e. Price Guardian OF James, 'ohn anu
pau;u u, Shannon, HERS of John II. shannon aec d.
Loa's' ..Sons interested in the settlement of any
hn Pe,." a.o accounts are hereby notified to come
o. ord s"o a md 6e exceptions thereto: u any .aey
o,s On or before the next term o, 'ne oIu,s ~ =.
p.'b,,s in and for the county Of Ciawolu s"e
frooa,e, ~ - the first Tuesday Of July next ie4o,,
~ % ,bev will be forever barred IRON ''pe "
y, aid I accounts, or any item thereof sI.N c.rk
oh A, d. lS46.--lS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
NOTICE,
ADMiNIsTRAroRs SALE.

In pursuance Of an ordor Of the honorable Probate
Court Of Cra~ford county, made At the April term
thereof ls4s shsl offer for sale, Monday the sew.
enth day Of July the Court House Door in the
town Of Van Bnren, the following described tracts Of
land situate In said county Of Crawford to wit. Tho
Northeast fractional quarter Of section twenty
t27 township nine. s,) north range thirty (9) west,
N E a. sec thirty fve, (3s,l the az Of the "
az Of sec thirty FIVE, 1857 township nine, (91 Of
,hirty.two, (32,) W; containing two hundred (2o0)
acres: The qr Of sec twenty COY. in T nine ts,.
NJ q ,A,sy,ro .,S ss M 1Snt:1"s Sns hundred
90, in T nina ., R twenty nine %, W; containing
seventeen II acres Tho W n Or Of twenty ono
81 in township nine g. Rtwenty- nine W; containing
6ftvegh. ss-ioo acres: The fr gr Of sec twenty.
nineteen $1,000 10 soiUO acres: The r. ar Of sec
twenty three 70, nine 3, thirty 30 WI containing
twenty five sevsnty-six hundrsd,hs IS 7s.l0O acres
The W half Of the qr Of sec twenty three %. IN
The W fr half Of the sr Of sec twenty three %.
in nine g. N R thirty 30 W; containing thirty $500
acres ~ 35.l0O The r. Or Of twenty .six %,
in 7 nine .. N thirty 30 WI containing thirty $500
30 IS 100 acres The W half Of sec iwen,y-six &c.
T nine 9, r thirty 30 containing three hnndred and
twenty $50 acres: The e half Of the N e Or of sec
twenty seven a. in T nine ., N thirty 30, w; con
tanning eighty SO acres The half Of the z qr Of
sec twenty.tw %, 7 nine Q, N R thirty 80 W; con
tanning eighty s0scres The fr qr Of sec six 6, in
and eighty five 9s-lOO acres The N " fr qr Of sec
six 6, in I seven I, thirty 30 W; containing two
hundred and hftyoHe 50 100 acres: The u Of
sec six. 6, 7 seven, l. N R thirty 30 W; containing
one hundred and sixty 1851 acres The W half Of the
or Of sec fifteen l5 in eight thirty one 1911
w containing eighty 1901 acres. The W half of the
Or Of sec twenty five, 25, in eight, s,N thirty
W; containing eighty 1907 acreS The hafof the 8
qr and " half the g. ofsec twenty.si1, 2s, in
and sixty (l6Ol acres: The N Z ar Of the N Z Or Of
soc thirty. five, IS, and the N qr of the N Or
36, in II eight, N r thirty 1901 W; containing eighty
1901 acres: The half 81 the qr Of sec thirty.
rs, and the N W Or Of the N qr of SEQ thriy-six,
36, In eight 8, thirty 1901 west; containing one
hundred and twenty Il2Ol acres. Also lots No three
81 and four al in block number four t4 in knox's ad.
dton to the town Of Van Buren,, and lots No eleven
MI and twelve in block No two ~ in the town Of
Van Buren,. All situate in the county Of Crawford in
the State Of Arkansas. Terms;-six months credit,
with bond and approved security. H.
SARAH P. GIBSON, Adm'r
efths Esiate Of Robt 8. Gibson, deed
May 6, lS4s.-l4-ow -F-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27

lust reed and for sale, per steamer Arkansas No
u L. 100 sacks SALT hhds Of prime sugar; 30 sacks
prime rio coee bbls sugar house moasses; Dbl rice;
! boxes best chewing tobacco; baskets Of superior
boxes superior cIaret wne doz painted
buckets; kegs bar lead; Dbl ginger; eoz mustard
&c. On hand complete assortment OF Dry Goods
Hard ware Boots. Shoes and Crockery; all Of which
is offered on pleasing terms; and will be exchanged for
beeswax beef hides, deer SKINS cotton and all other
country produce. G. c. PICKETT,
Van Ruren lima 6th '46--17 Front Street.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
WALLACE & WARD

TTAvE Just received, per steamer Troy, direct from
II Philadephia, New York and Boston, one OF the
aTrest and best selected stocks Of Spring and Summer
Goods they ever brought to this market, consisting in
part of blue and black English and French broadclohs
and casimeres, pilot and beaver cloths; silk satin ana
cashmere vestings; fine medium and low PrGed weeds
satnets and Kentucky icans very cheap; large lot OF
fannels of all colors and at all prices; linen ana cot
ton coat and pantaloon stu in great variety and a,
low prices; very large stock Of brown and bisaehed
domestcs blankets and blanket coats OF all descrip
4;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
;laENT OF CAVALRY COMPLETE.

EGlMENT OF CAVALRY COMPLETE.
are indebted to the courtesy and attention
D. B. Greer, Secretary of S:ate, for the
ing statement from the returns made TO the
hG. l, will be perceived from it. that the
20! Of Cavalry required under the Govern.
reclamation, has been met by our citizen
a with promptness and patriotism, highly
lAe 10 them, and for which the ives. has
ssa regarded. May this spirit Of chivalry
\ Of country, shown by them SO recently
yng to the American standard, serve as
ligh! to guide their possori,y in a similar
ssaiy Capt. James s. MafFett.
lst Lieut. Hiram W. Taylor.
and - Walter +. Scott.
ai s-Capt Solon Borland.
lst Lieut.; Christopher c. Danley.
End Josiah NJ. Giles.
pnstnes eo.--Capt.; Andrew R. Porter.
al lst Lieut.; franklin W. Desha.
:, 2nd " Jesse Searcy.
F'A s0.-Capt; Albert Pike.
lst Lieut.; Hamilton Reynolds.
2nd William II. Causin.
~ r@-CsPt.; Edward Hunter.
-, lst Lieut.; James ). Dollarhido.
2nd /" KAISER McCown.
Atis ss.-Capt.; William c. Preston.
lst Lieut.; Thomas c. Tomberl'n.
2nd John W. Tomberlin.
sfrd eo.--Capt.; John s. Roane.
Let Lieut.; George s. Foster
End i" Alexander Stewart.
~ a--Cspt.; William R. lnglish.,
lst Lieut.; Thomas A. Reedef.
2nd " William Calvert: -
s2 sf'T (Ark's Ba""ser.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27

ar1 for tie Prairie Boy'..-on fTlaay n .Ss'
hf,y Of he citizens Of Prairie iowns"'p s y
. u and added their names 70 the o'o 70" ~" y.
Little Rock Guards. The off1cer: o. s,io
f& with commsndable courtesy, 'mno @ -,
\ resignsd, and went into new e,eca'" ~. w.
shoics Of of;csrs-Alber, Pike, Esq., was was
|almousIy reelected Captain, ana ,,s, ,v;,,;s :,
ssds vas chosen ist Lieutenant, aho '" "''""'
Velsin, 2nd Lieutenant.