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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
THE FIR NNKLIN HOUSE.
No. l05 Chestnut 81. betceen 3rd and
PHlLADEIPU


PHILADELPHIA.
fH Popular and central HO:e', established BY the
= McsSrs. anderson. having passed INTO the hands Of
TIC subscriber lac desires inform his friends aud tue pub
lie that II Is now open for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited The Franklin House" lis
advantages desirable stopping place well known
10 those VINO have not, viii tic only necessary state
thai u IS situated IN the busiest part OF tho most shions
bic street, in the immediate vicinity OF thc Exchange, Post
Office, Banks Cusom House, Places OF Amusement, Iio-
ties Steamboat Landings Railroad Depois Public Square
Court houses, &c.
since The change OF propre;ors, large amount OF mo
ney has Teen expended in enarging. fitting, Re furnish
ing and painting. Among the numerous improvements
may he mentioned improved entrances ladies'
binary, new centiemans dining saloon, rarlors,
new chambers, kitchen, aud new lar room, besides
many other minor improvements.
The principal features of first rate hotel, the rae'and
Wine Cellar will nc under the management OF SIR James
VI Sdndersou, ofthe former propriciors whose Smb
on 20 excel Caterer is well known Ills widely &C.
eraicd cook, Peieiier aided ~ experienced
viii sill continue 10 ie his right hand man.
The Office and looks viii lie under the charge OF Mr. G..
p Burusain, late the ale editor ofthe Daily Ohio UHon
utCnCinnat and recently OF Boston. In short,
gfca eXori0us have ccn made, AND hereafter VIII not te
spared 20 render the Franklin of tha vERY FiRsr
Hotels ior comfort convenience and good living.
Jy q 4w ID. K MINOR.
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I2. 600 Dollars.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. Glass NO. 100
Aug. ~. 1876
prize of $4,000. l ofIcO0. 9.ii5. lofl.55o
% hunters, II drawn. Tickets 81, ecrucale OF
- WhOlcs So, shares in pYoportion
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iIN EN NOMPLLAINTl.


ohcn leaves Tie dres OF the disease IN some way
cugins 10 thesycns ines ihec great weakness
IN some part OF the SYSTEM Ia an such oSses. Doctor
SwanGs eomponud syrup ofNNid cherry IN te found
gor To declining heath aad defend nom the nroads Of
There daily certificates tom various porsors which
add sun Client testimony 80 The great efficacy si Ibis
valuable medicine in curing this conplein.'
IN Important Letter.
Real the following letter from Mr.. WIN. shaw, r rss
pcciaoie Drugf s. iB Wilmington, ~ c. cent etuan or
eoildgaoe may he placed aOthe prOo. of the gupeTor
y OF DF. swayHe's Compound syrup u Wild Cherry
D.. swayne--Dear sir-You win pcase sead me %
dozen or more. as you see 90, Of your syrup Ct W!d
hahti ine sales are ta2iny increasing ard Will nave
no doubt, eouiinucto do SO. IA acquaintance VI nine
este OF lis good effects. ne IS from ihs country and
Minister iH the 5icbc1bt Church. Shortly suei olis
Enough doubted whelher suy iercfi could c derived
Tor be, as well m! f. toue b. that his conCt
ave Shortly amer, &c ne 10 send him fur o.
Eve loiNes more le came 10 own last week. WI
and consider il duy owe 20 ne r,,ia % iel ,ghat
d.. s%ay"es Gamoned syrup p. VIA C1sry he's done
rally known al over our oaciion, oH.e Get mach good
wish every feeling Of respect VOWS ,-,,y.
Letters such ,te above $40 daily received nom all
pa IS Of TIE country, but pGhirh this OF tho
many proofs OF cbcsCv. Avoid adj plsfa ~ ous pitr
lStmg 20 contain W "a 1ne'fyf eNcot iHl ict-ins tho
", quite destitute Of tho article ion which ttey borrow
| SyRcad the fro,g.az from ne Hs,ton Transcript
the it9h Of winch al can he satisfied ofhy Isle nqui
Wehave ofep tccn asked which sfthe Two art cos os
Wild Cherry was tie genuine ir. sWayneis O, ~ WE
taf's We have alyvays eivcn 1nr orito In fsvor or
Dr. Swaynes without tasitation because we have in our
possession, prooffosye truth q TIC ote ssso
/ lion.
II tho year 1885, nr. swaync re7u,r phgsician of
Ihiladepha, compounded an Article oi NVid Cherry ay
-
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= n SWEAIlJNCEN

one DOOR North or MR. 7. Sens DRY aoops
s4oRE. oProslTE InE BI0 eoor,
MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA
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= ESPECTFCLLY informs his friends ard The pullic
"A ri the city and neigh orhood thai be Tccev-
ing and opening for sale the aOvO spscOus rooms
entirely csn stock OF very choices FAMILY GROCE-
IikS PROVISIONS, &c. consisting in part VI the fol
lowing arlic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
DIR WINANs,


AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEiNG SURF REMEDY FOX
FyONsU MPTioN IN an is various forms Coins, Asru
~ 81. BRovcmrIs, GROUP, Whooping Cough Spit
tug of Blood, Difficulty of Breathing PANS IN the
The medical properties ~ Dr.. WHan's Bsssm u
Wild Cherry filiy established IN every section ofte
country b. rs success curing the most nvoteraiO
scs Of The Foregoing else ~ diseaser.
10 almost evcry instance where has teen pcrscvefed
ir. hes efccifd radical cure. Although in many
sos this Bssam Will aford immediate fciitf or az least
eject great change iu few days sti cannot be
pectcd 90 Va miracles ~ curing al n short time
N hcslth ffairo thst has been prey -
Z fali disease fof years.
That 70 b. Impossible for physician 10 Determine the
quantity ~ medicine required TO eradicate o. different
pert0ds ard forms requiring different quantities hcncc,
iu csses siugc i0ie sufficient; while others
viii require three bottles 90 produce She same elect
Awe ak AZ Use patient BE- 20 give 0uf medicine flir
trial and be- may assured That wiz De productive
r 0fthe most beneficial effects.
reilcEts. in taxing the medicine. ncrt not restrict
thruscvcs rczufds dict. except avoiding ie mo ind
gcsiaic afticcs Of foodsueh sailed and smoked meat
cabiagcs. onions, curuinicrs, 81.
Thcy should rey proper attention shat their hres' IS
warn ard shpuid FvOif posing themselves ~ The iu
ciurecics ri r weather BE- careful not 20 ovefcNef
I Froauent bathing n warm baih and the use ofhai
GLOVES Tor rubbing tie flesh hufDfc goiug lU led, win a
q fhe medicine in DIS crcrif
uhc bowels should fc kept orrr win goHe med
hs found much superior tu any purta ive lius now 4
ne and will a'so sd She bsisam u on Affections Of ih
for .sis Vi,o'ess'c a7GfesHf
y uorVrrocg
nd. go-iy Wteeir- Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

a TTENT1ON--J & r HoRNBROOR have now 70
A ceivcd and arc opening the finest and largest
sortment of Notions Fancy Goods and Varieties they
have offered % their customers. Country merchants
will find It greatly TO their interest TO call and examine
stock. Being determined TO sell goods they will find
both articles aud prices 20 suit.
Rags, Ginseng, Bceswax Feathers and Flax taken in
Exchange AZ the highest market price the Wholesaler
Retail Variety store Monroe street, Wheeling e 90
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&21,OOO

PoKoMOEE RIVER LOTTERY. Glass NO. I69.
TO le d5awn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday,
August ~, 1876
prize Of sa7oooi u of7,ooO; OF 5000 OF 9oOO.
IS NUMBERS ~ ballots. Tickets 81: certificate OF
wholc5 Slld; shares IN proportion.
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SMALL FRy LOTTERY.

SMALL EItf bOIGERNs
DrE'vs follows Throughout; the month OF August.
Draws on 'ruesdays-csPta prUc $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF package wholes, sl2
shares IN proportion.
Draws on rhursdsys--captal prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 ceriiheatcs Of package wholcs sl4;
shares in proportion.
Draws on Saturdays capital prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificates ofFseksge wholes 81;
shares ir proportion.
Address your orders 10
y. l.. DORSEY, wheeling, Va.
III = The drawings viii IL published regularly in IN,
Times, and s'so n tie Argus. Remember
n. L.. DORSEY = Lucky once,
july p WuEGLfNe, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05


Superior GuHpowderTeas Indigo
Imperial do Western Reserve Cheese
Young Hyson do kanawha salt
Black do Table do IN boxes
Best Java Coffee Sup'r Family Flour
" Fancy Riodo City cured Bacon
" old white do Hams, Shoulders < Sides
" high hSv'd do Sperm Candies
No. Chocolate Mould & dipt Tallow do
Superior House MolSsses Ianesvie Rosiu Soap
NO do Shaving Soap
Double REID Loaf Sugar Nsriegaled do in bars
Do do Smell loeves Gavin, choice & p'd Tobacco
Superior Crushed Sugar Raprce and Scotch Snuff
N. Orleans do Resaa and Principe Ccgars
Nosl A. , MSckcrclllf Spanish and com. do
No Herring Best Rifle Powder
No Trimmed Shad Lead and Shot
Topper ground anh uug'd Percussion Cars
Alspce Gloves Backing and scrulR brushes
CinVanIon Ginger MasOns Shoe Backing
Mustard Nutmegs 81, ;, 6, ., g, 10, & I2d Nails
Rice SInyrna Figs Ropes and Cordegc
karsins French Cufrant Beaver Buckets
Flieris English w alnuts Superior Cider VINEGAR
feeOns Son sh'd Almonds Writing and Letter paper
German Nader Ink, Black Sand
Alum and CopJSrss $50 and 1912 window guss
With variety ofOthcr articles expected I'm few DAYS
from the East and elsewhere, which viii make tie
ment very complete, all Of which vii; lie sold al the
chcaresi ra.es.
Having soulc experience in business shall devote
lest efforts in procuring and always keeping the lest
tc'es, with The assurance tha. viii sell al times
cheap any other house IN iic city and ould most
pec;fuy invie all those wishing bargain call and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
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BOARD OF TRADE.
NOTICE

COMMITTEE on Commerce for July.
> N0LhLLtN' mo. McLrRE. VS.. wicKuAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

"A IL that want goods Tow prices and good articles
= - your chance II No. liz Market street.
have Just received irons The Eastern markets general
assortment of Goods Of every description, consisting IN
part OF Dry Goods Donets AND Fancy Articles 0fcverv
variety and some that think viii please thu fancy ID
fashionable ladies' Also first rate assortment
ofQueonEw are Chiusware, &c. Aso good assortment
frabia and other CuilrfY ffW1rf e.. Also GENERAL
ssormcH Of Groceries OF every description ana Of The
best quality
wa have hand pare stieio effort for medical pur
poses. W tG. y. MgiNNts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

"a iof" trEL1EB in stt forfiietv
- 20 awe gsKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

GIThe toriciral and only genuine atice only pre-
Tersd by DE-. swell ne, north west 9Th AVID Race
streets Philadelphia. ToUcu NoSE! except sbet Leaning
4 e 81 nr ..eT t-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

ASHLAND SQUARE.
fT EDtihE6 ran o. had "a This csisi 'shHent Ed any
Ava hour ofic night. Physicians pfescfpt ous put 40
with attrHttY and NEArNEss. spices ofic lest quaiiiy
~ family use "a BNENrf1NGER,
Ffuprieiof sad Attendant
~ Perceive csiiing stc the siop closed WiH please
ane the kmpckef on thc door. U %
TE DOREN HEWiNG LINES. ON hand end for ssl.
~ ~ b 3 I'll. Berry. water ~.
10 nOHRN COTTON CLOTHES LtVFs. an AMI
- - Cc Ger superior to iiefup or Manila fir duraht
~ c,,nhness. OF hand snd ilr ss'e ip
yH ~ BERRY Water Isl
T1oT iH cssts lof .s's ty
\ D9 raYoR&rArfL
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FLY NETS

e. n received 19 sddriopa auppiv of srfor5.i ri
- Nete. Of So. ito Main sfcsi
B 20 NtC6iL 8 cam
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MINERAL wATEn.
cnLnaNE MArrn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APOTEECA,

"A SUPERIOR srticic ~ Cologne by thc Pint. n.
80 pint. or bottle eaa 10 had al BRENrffN CER's
fOfBfCA, Asklsud s,uese. Is B
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arnAN rnNN,

a CAsK CARROTS rbdaierhis scotch sNuFF. Tor !,
y by Et9 ,. rANTON a co.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

For sale BY PRYOR g. PAUL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-10

The LIST amendment was read, and is as follows
Strike out IN the LIST section Of the bill the WORD
"two" lmajor generals and insert the word "one;'
and strike out the word "four" lbrgadier generals
and insert "two."
Mr.. DIX said that the Committee ON Mtar,
Affairs had had the amendments informally befor,
them, and were Of opinion that the Senate should
disagree TO the whole OF themj motion TO which eff
feet he then submitted.
Mr. HUNTINGTON was opposed to taking tn,
question upon motion to disagree TO all the amend
ments IN lump the bill should first be amended il
desirable, otherwise there would be no opportunity
for amendment after 1t had gone to a committee Of
conference.
Mr.. WESTC0TT said he was in favor of LAYING
the amendment upon the table.
After few remarks from Messrs. WESTCOTT
DIX, MoREHEAD, and SPEIGHT, the question
was taken on the amendment by yeas and nays with
the following result
fEAs-hlessrs Archer Berrien, Thomas Clayton, John
NJ Clayton, Corwin Davis Dayton, Greene Huntington
Johnson OF Louisiana Mangum, Miller, Morehesd, Miles
rearee Phelps, Upham Westeou, and Woodbridge-l0
NAYs-Messrs. Allen Ashley, Atchison Atherton, Bag
oy Benton, Breese, Csss Chalmen Colquitt Dickinson
DIX Fairfield, flanagan, Haywood, Houston Jarnsgin
Jenness, johnson Of Md, LeWs, McDute Penny hacker
Rusk, SEWER sPeight, and Yalee-26
A message was received from the House of Rep.
resentatyes announcing that said House had pass
ed sundry bills.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON then proposed the follow
ing amendment:
Amer the word "essblshment' in the It'll line Of the
original bill insert
Provided that when the war with Mexico shall termin.
ate the number Of major generals In the army shall be
duced TO and the number Of shall be
reduced TO two and the President Of the United States
horLrd and directed 10 select from the whole number
which may then be In ONCE without regard to the date OF
their commissions the number to be retained and tbs
remainder to be discharged from the service Of the United
States"
To this amendment Mr.. HUNTINGTON sub
mtted the following amendment
Strike out all after the word and" commencing with the
words the President" and insert 81" shall be the duty
the President by aud with the advice and Of the
senate to discharge such Of the general ocen as may
be then In service shah be necessary to accomplish said
reduction"
Mr.. ALLEN, after some remarks, proposed as
amendment to the amendment substitute for
the words termination of war with Mexico" "the
restoration Of peace"
Mr.. MoREHEAD was proceeding with some
remarks when an executive message from the Presi-
dent was received, and the senator gave way to a
motion TO 60 into executive session.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration
Of executive business; and, after considerable time
spent therein, the doors were opened, and
The Senate adjourned to meet tomorrow at IL
o'clock, a. m, resolution 10 that effect having been
adopted in executive session motion Of Mr..
SEVER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-10
HoUs OF REPREsENTATIv Es.

The journal of yesterday (having been read in
part snly) was approved.
Mr. KAUFMAN introduced to the House Mr..
T. PnLsBuRT, member elect from the State Of Texas
who was qualified and took his seat.
Mr. JOHN A. ROCKWELL rose, he said, to
privileged question.
The SPEAKER. There is already a privileged
question pending-the motion Of the gentleman
from Indiana [Mr. HrSLrrl to reconsider the reso
luton adopted Immediately previous to the sSourn,
ment of the House last evening.
Mr.. COOKE asked leave to present a petition.
Objected to.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-10

those OF Rock river, was read first and second
time, and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands
MINERAL LANDS.
The (House) bill directing the President of tn,
United States sell the reserved mineral lands in IN,
States of Illinois and Arkansas, and Territories Of
Wisconsin and Iowa, was read first and second
time.
Mr.. BREESE suggested that there was no ne
cesslty for the reference Of the above BILL as thu
Committee on Public Lands had fully considered
and reported upon the subject, and the bill was or
dered TO be placed among the general orders.
The following resolution, submitted Yesterday by
Mr.. IULEE, was consdered
Rsso.d That the Committee on the Post Office and Pos
Roads he directed to inquire into the means of
gustne and Key West and betwee Key West and Pense
cola and particularly whether the steamers with
the service be employed for such purpos,
without injury to the public interest.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON suggested an amendmen
TO the resolution not affecting its object which wal
accepted by Mr.. YuLEE as a modification.
Mr.. WESTCOTT moved an amendment of III,
BILL by inserting after the word Pensacola III,
words "or other port in the Gulf Of Mexico;n which
agreed to; and the resolution, as modified and
amended, was adopted.
The following resolution, submitted Yesterday bv
Mr. TURNEY, was considered and disagreed to:
Rtsol.d That the Committee Military Affairs be in
arrest and seizure the property Of volunteer r deb An
states. '' ''N' VI '"e ohi'e
ELIJAH WHITE.
On motion, by Mr.. ATCHISoN, the Senate n.
sumed the consideration of the bill for the reIief a
Elijah White; and no amendment being ofFere,
thereto, 1t was reported TO the Senate; when
Senators JARNAGIN and PEARCE onnoso,
the bill, and Mr. ATCHIsoN advocated the pi.iur
of Mr.. White. Pending the discussion, the hon
Of O'Clock having arrived,
On motion Of Mr.. DIX, the further considers,o,
Of the subject was postponed until tomorrow, i
order to take up the
SPECIAL ORDER.
The motion to postpone being agreed to, the Sen
ate resumed the consideration Of the (Senate) &C
supplemental TO an act entitled IAN act providing
for the prosecution Of the existing war with Mex
CO." which had been returned from the House o
Representatives with sundry amendments
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20


WE arc authorized to announce JOHN p SMITH
as Candidate for the House Of Representaty es, from
this CouRty, at the ensuing August election. ',5
WE are authorized to announce EDWARD A.
SCOTT as candidate for Circuit Court Clerz. at the
ensuing August election. .' .''+' '..'
WE are authorized to announce ALEXANDER
MCLEAN as candidate for reelection TO the Office
of Circuit Court Clerk, Of this county, at the next
August election.
WE are authorised to announce Ger. WASHING
TON DU VAL, ss q candidats for Sheriff, at the en-
suing election "A1sg=G
WE are authorized 10 announce N. AUGUSTUS
PRYOR, as candidate or Shelf. itths netttAugurs
slectIon.-, -, q 0g0D rggE > ZLsMI
War. authorised to announce JOHN CARNALL,
candidate for Sheriff, At the next August election
March IA, ls46.-5-u -..
WE ara authorized TO announce ISAAC n. MAR
sHAIJ,ua a candidate for Constable Of Van Bdren
Towu.bip At the ensuing August slection. 10 ',I
WE arc authorized to announce DAVIDSON DiCh,
SON a.. candidate for County Surveyor Of CRAWFORD
Coun,y. at the ensuing August election.
n CLINTON BUSHNELL, ARcHIrEcr and ESdI,
W.. submits his name 10 the, voters OF SraWiofd
conn,v Tor Surveyor at the ensuing August election
Fo.t Smith, May 30, lS46.-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
WALLACE 4 WARD.

A RE now opening an extesive assortment o
IA tFapcy Goods 10 which they invite ibe at.
enion of the Ladies; consistip; in part of
Cotton and worsted balzoriue; '.''-
Painted and gingham hwnsIND4tI.
Gnghams and muslins; ............
Black terage, and black satin sripb potacarc; !
Jackonet, Swiss and book mustis II
Check, satin stripe and Victoria laid do,;
Fancy tikfs. and points; 4 > - amt
Berags scarfs, and dress capes; b. hi q. z
Needle worked chemise,ls; rrl,.a- .
CoIIarelts and lace caps; e.. b / q .W
Thread and cotton lace, edgings and ,serlons;
Jnckonet edgng pdinseriions; ror5 a--L
Black, white and green wells; .DE ;syus
Gloves and mtts, all kinds; -,
Linen csmbric,a and LC-hkas.;.,g<0y
Black and white nett goods; .,.,"
eG,mps, frihgos and cords; 7. S'sh'"S\'.
Cap and bonnet ribbons; r zrE
Artificial flowers and bonnet tabs; u, Il
Black ana white Grape;
Silk hose and under jackets;
Parasols and sun shades; -n"r =. '-E
Ladies and misses bonncts-new style.
,,' Van Buren. June 6, 1S46-l7 = 81,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
THE . y MSER 4fRLE, FoREIGNERs AGAIN."
Nfsssrs. Ealors.-Ai tho srsa MnL

i II III y
Afsssrs. -Edaors.-A, the Rrs, tan al ac Y ], =,
when the tocsin Of war wa, ,ound.d-~bon
our country called upon the patriotic citizen, NJ
this 6sate torslly under The Star Sp.n,I RAM
in support Of our institutions and bcr,ie, and n
rePei 'ba 'nsoIen! ipvadars from our ,oil-amons
the foremost WIN offered their services to meet
our Toes upon the battle efeld--were many Of the
nafurdi':ed ehlsens a, this Pacs-,ke same % drunk.
EN- foreigners, Irish and Dutch, denounced bv. Gov.
Yell in Congress. Tho insult flung a, Astn. by
our Representative in Congress could not dame
the ardor Of their patriotism nor drive them .ffom
their country's standard at this momen,o,is time
when, their services are needed. They do no,
hold tho American Congress responsible for the
foul aspersons cast upon them BY Gov. Yell
and neither do they lay the responsibility a, the
door Of their follow citizens Of Arkansas-they
do not harbor the belief tha, they endorse the
sentiments uttered by our member Of Congress
and they believe that he will never be sent 10
either branch Of Congress again TO abuse the r
confidence and 10 dsnouhce worthy portion Of
his constituents. O.. . 4,.r. .A-.l,.
Messrs. Editors--this zeal in their country,
cause is a manifest rcbuke, and one that ough, to
make Gov. Yell blush, il hs has sensibility enough,
for lhe heartless slsnder he cast upon US; and
when these brave fellows re,usa from the goriou.
pers Of the battle field, they will in very for.
cible manner show their appreciation of the com.
pliment paid their moral character and patriotism
BY Gov. Yell and his friend, .:Sober Sense"
But, Gentlemen, why need dwell upon the
demonstrations Of foreigners in this place while
you have an instance so credtabie TO your town
and honorable to this much abused class Of citizens,
before you q. your very door,. At the first blast
Of the trumpet tthaf was sounded to the rescue,
LEoNARD WHlLHoFF, n Duichman. vautcd minis
saddle, equipped end ready to ma rch to the seat
Of war. The influence Of his example, his active
exertons 10 enlist olhers, and his libernlity in
equippipg them, contributed greatly in filling up
the ranks Of the fine corps which reflects SO much
credit upon your town. &c. '' ID
Gov. Yell has promised to meet the Arkansas
volunteers at Washington on Red Riyer--w
not the blush Of shame mantle his cheeks, and
his head bow down in conscious guit, when he
meets this brave Du,chman in tho ranks of his
coun,ry's defenders! Forward, my gallant Dutch
man--when Yell mse,s yod he viii quad before
the indignant glance Of your martial eye.
.- ,.r... MONTGOMERY!
Fort Smith, June 18th. %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

lust reed and for sale, per steamer Arkansas NJ
- 4, 100 sacks salt; hhds of prime sugar. 30 sack
prime coffee bbs sugar house mnIasses bbi rice
boxes best chewing tobacco; bHksts Of superior
chambelgpe; boxes superior claret Nne; dez painted
buckets. kegs bar lead; bb gnge; coz: mustard,
&c On hand a complete assortnr,rt Of Dry Goods,
Hard ware, Boots. Shoes and Cfocbry; a1f or which
is offered pleasing terms AID wibe exchanged for
bccswax beef hides deer skins, cotton and ali other
country produce -rt-G! C. P!CKETT,.
Van Buren, June 9th 46.7-l7. Front Street.