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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

como 10 Dottor un0oreton01n4.
II - said that Cen Ampudia II daily expected here
with 5000 men. II ne brings that many We will have
our hands full, for number lew 1000 Reports
vary TO the number OF troops in Metaneros
say $500, 1000 The town much superior what
had expected The houses appesr to be made Of brick
or stone and quite large. IL contains at least
1900 1000 inhabitants We have established our depot
at Point isabel distant about twenty miles from
Our march the country any thing but plea
SAINT yet doubt did not select the very best time
for crossing. After travelling over sixty seventy
miles OF such country that about Corpus Christi you
to the salt and sandy plains which about thirty
miles wde almost entirely without fresh water. On
those plains the Mexicans said TO have lost thirty
retreatsd from Texas. On these plains Filasola dug
wells."- We encamped at them one night.
March GIVE find that the Mexicans have, during
the night established battery opposite our position
but a. 1t only commands q single point, pay at
tention to It, Ihsar We throw up ntrsnchmens to-day
REPORTED FAILURES in CHARLEsroN-The New
York and Boston papers contain exaggerated reports
Of failures in this city The colorng given to these
statements not only unjust to the mercantile reputa
ton Of CITY, but would destroy that character for
prudence which characteisss merchants individually
One estimate We have seen makes the amount Of indebt
sdnsss OF house here to New York merchants In
volved in these failures, $4,000 while the agg eeate
amount has been stated at $3O0,0OO. Now We hazard
nothing in saying 1t Is not half Of this sum. Tho
failures which have recently occurred here formed in
OF ons link necessarily destroying all the dependent
parts which hung together. The greater portion of
them have occurred also in particular line Of mercan
tile employ msnthe retail dry goods business
past But Charleston, In tho sovency and good faith OF
her merchants as well as the sounness OF general
business stands whore she has Stood unrivaed IN
her commercial character. CAsrtesfon Nsws, llfA
The Supreme Court Of Louisiana commenced hearing
the arguments Of counsel in the case OF the nes OF
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

 AIRS. HARRIS beSs leave 10 inform the eli M zens Of Little kock, and the surrounding eou8iEv, tha: her school se-opeBs on MAHdas asrtt Par .eHiar care Is bestowed on the children com mis.el to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- sued by Mrs. Harris. Is of uniform geniieness, calculated to proiace iAe happiest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid 10 their nor sls Mrs. II. hopes that unremi,sing attention. and fsiihfl discharge of duty will s;ifl prove the best evidence ef her qualifications; and HOW returns her sincere thanks Tor inc patronage she has received during the last twelve moHths.
 The course of instruction comprises all the higher branches of good English education.
 Mrs. H would be pleased to form French class, tansst ca the Oral system of M4nesea.
 Terms made known upon application at the school
 Mrs Harris has the honor of referring to the fol- lowing gentlemen, viz:
 Hoa B. Johnson, Col A. F.. Thornton, Col. Vim. Fseis Mt Ypt F. Nv,draif. Gel. A. If. Ruther fori, Elder " w. Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham. Col. l.. Saapp-
 Lafie Roca, Jug g, lsl5.-5i-tf.
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 Among aIi tbs a6gertisess remedies of the day Tor Agns aad Feser h1li aud Fever none seem 10 rseci with such rapiity ee sale, and ave much gessr- al lsatssfaeiica as DF Hmli celehrstetpiis. When ever they haSn been introduced, all taHics in what ever sEaps all mxtases. an Pills. and preparations of every character designed fos ths disease. have been dtsc ardea 4s St- ss5ci,y es@sess -S aad Dr. Hmli's Agae piils have been received as tue only permanent curFs
 They step the chjIis and Fever the f'si day, ard do not s;cken sac stomach or operate on inc bow els
 Young children. ard Pzssoss et all ages. sexes, and condiii0as may use these Pills, RSt only with safeEy, hat with the eenainsy os saeeess. fusigg Forrest of JaussboFo' Ala. was eared q . severe ant osstinate case of Chllls toaiy hail box. allsr tASo physicians had exhsasted all theIr skill
 John Camp. sa-fchaat at Elyton, Ala. says he never knew thsta 10 fail; hss scia several groce of boxes. a:st elfsf Fen sases iys his own fz7FTiys Messss Pestigrew sS Gfsy write taey aFe entirely out. Theysay no meeilse sos's Iii theF store gYgs such satisfaction. as soon, and permanent ly.
 We might give scores cf references and cersih- eates, but we TeIss the reader b our agents, whsFr they may obtain pamphlet tgra'is) giyiag iuli description q the msdieias, and ts manner oi use Price Sl per box. wi,h directions. Who wuuha be tsogblcd with that distressing com plassst tie Tooth Ache, whcaii be speedily cur cd without pain CT extFaetings
 DR. ACCOUNTS
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pg.NTEssUS.

0 4 SMALL cast pIouxhs, with points extra; Z X RowIane's G and feet mill and cross cut saws. Anes spades patent s;Iaw cutters; hay forks and rakes grain craAes seythe saahs; garden hoes; corn mills; nails and flooring hras: wrangat nails; anyils; vices; screw plates; sledSe and hand ham ,ncrs; Hunts axes; broad shingiin. and axs.haieh- cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives enamellsa kettles. shoe pineers and hammers; steel eaa i;on squares; ;in, bookcase, and cupboard locks; car pea;ers knob locks; plate locks; qua locks, gun nipnies; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw. flat and half round tiles; coach wrehches, OK chains, smooth jack aai ointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cui;ers; door springs, Sc.
 Received and inr sale, by
 VIM. B. WATT. Apgi! lIth.-3l:tf
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

4 first rate FARM, lying on the Military road A leading from Little Rock 10 Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coliege.iAe This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best qaa3,y-hity acres cleared, ready tar cultivation, and abot thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture. Has on fl fine new frame buii ding large and rOomy; alange conianag the bst lruit in the StAie good Wen, and all thc Sta hles. Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order
 This is the most desirable stand for a house ol Entertainment that there is the road from this point to Red river, Possession given imne'iiate,s For further particulars, persons wishing 10 rent or buy, are referred to Cot $. N. Rutherford, who lived on the place last year. aud now at Coilsgesie
 Terms maate to suit applications. Apply 10 s WI. s. HUTr, J;a,. po.l
 A HUrT A"''e "''~
 Late Rock Ie6 25, istf 2l-u.
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sssssss1;, Sss.hal4 p DiNgea ls
 sI
AND vEGETABLE TONIC k RESTORATIVE
 BITTERS.

The value and efficacy of Spencer's Vegetable Pills have bong ben known and appreciated in great vaFiety 0f diseases. ard the best and most Isaportsn. of Family Medicines. Dr. Spencer hav ing been actsated by desire to benefit his fellow beings has Sisa pFeIareS, his Vegetable Tos'ie and Restorative Biters, which Se nov oilers 10 The Pub lie as the resuit oI aa extensive pfaeuee, and torough investigation cf the laws which govern the hunsn system.
 Iare number of Certificates. from the most repec table citizens indifferent sections Of the Inien might he a-ncnsier; but the hi reputation which Spsn eegs Vegetable Pills h,ye acquired. ls sufficient to recommend these Biters to the special Foice oi the afflicted.
 ! They are parely Vegetable, and may De taken with perfect safety by al! ages and sexs7 ia yonth fus, adu.i and declining lie
 lis well known. that for the promotion of sound bsalt we!i-resniated and propof .loaaie quantity of bile upon the stomach, is always re9aisste7-it stiEnuIates digestion and keeps the intestinal canal free from all distractions on me interior surface of the liver is P peculiar bladder, in which the bile
 s first prexerved being formed by the liver from hs blood: thence il passes into the stomach, and nses- tines and regulates digestion thes we see when there Is deiSieney of bile the body IS constantly cos.ivc. Ga the offer band, an overabanaance oi bile causes frequent n the stomach and often pro,notes veTy severe atstks of diseases. The design of speueer's Vegetable Pills. and ve retabls Tonic Restorative BisIeFs, IS to create dow of pure healthy bile instead oi the stale and aeria kind This is effected by their sautary action upon the yar,ous organs by which the biie Is Iotfnedahd If will be seen at that the bile must be healthy or uEheaIthy, according b the icrnatioP/of the blood, and that the purity or l7uriiy oi Ae blood,
 s owing to the formation ot the 'Chye which passes into and forms the blood. These PiEs and Bltters, hv their beneficial action upon tho stomach causes fiat iinporfant oFgan 10 pF0lacsa proper quantity of pnre hea.thv chyle and heee their extraordinary powers in purifying the bl9d regulating the vari- GUS sscrcsieus, forming pgfe healthy bile. and So as touishingly assisting digestion. that nearly nine tynths of all diseases relieved or entirely cured by their use. ~
 The object of ths Pills is to stimulate all the vital organs of the sfstea into action, and thereby cleans the s,oraachans bowels of ali the 2fbifc ard oIsn- siye mat,pf with wlich tie system IS charged, and which pfomo:es direase The BileFs are 70 strength eo and restore the stomach and vital organs to their ur,,,er tone and viger. When,ais Is accomplished, good health must be the result.
 , fresh supply Just received and ioi sale in Little i Rock. by Drs. II. HSberraan. R l.. Dodge and J. { W. Tappc Also their invaluable medicines alay be lad on inquiry in almost esety town and village i in the Soulhern and Western States.
 ! Mayoh II. lsl5. 2o-iy
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The mineral lansls embraced in the above pro- xismaton of the ptesiieui of the untcd States ssfsated tn Ma1Ion aud Carroll co.'s. in the nesthTra part of the State of Arkansas within eigAi O niG~ miles of the wes, bank of White river. which. be-
 isg nasigabie and tibatsry oithe Mississippi, ai |ors easy and cheap transportation io all the pain |eipai markets of the United States As the mineral
 qaaiities of these lands have but recently been dis coresed. they have not yet been thoroughly explor d.they have however. been represented abound fng In lead ore. of an excellent quality.
 JAMES fl. PIPER, .icfisg Co@ais.i1asr of hs Geaeral Lead Ofioe. Sept. 8. Is.s. 4-2sw
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H. N. ALDRsCH

HAS just returned from the East, where he has keen for some weeks engaged ih selecting a large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods. suitable for this season and lazrket-part ot which ke las jast received per Arkansas No l. and hAs now open ed consisting ci to say
 7S pieces Of the most fashionable styles; 10 furniture prints
 dor parasois assorted sizes; Belxarine dress haakf; Plain black lawn;
 Figurct do do;
 Fancy barege for dresses; American and pEsld giashams; Paika iaees;
 LaYse do;
 Bonnet ribbons;
 Bishop laan and cap netting; PIaiG and fig. iaekeuet; Fancy dress shawls;
 WoEssed do;
 Plaid drills and denims; Gatnbron and red hanneils; WhaIebone and pat. thread Percussion caps and ivory combs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron checks,
 Bro Inaslins and drillings; l doz. large cat umbrellas; do. cheap ao.;
 AESO: Fish books and iacs; Large assortment ', l.. as;s GenfiSrs% sewed calls Pesged boots latest fash e ion;
 Gea,s goat skin bTogans,
 Chifdrea shoes
 Hali and faIi spanish saddles, t,yits.es, fsartitsSal=- aett4 -.fft.sr, - I.sathsrs and carriage whips, lot summer eiofhen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, is on b0asC fhe Arkansas Mall which is daily expected ass when she arrives. he invites every body. and paft ealarly the LADIES, to eaii and sse hifa as be | etrrAined to kep ap his eharseses for setting th. CHEAPEST and BEST goods in fhe City. Listie Rock, Apzii 18th, isis.--33:tf
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Furniture.

TTyHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizeps of Little Rock and vicinity. that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at bis old stand on Marknsn Street, and is prepared to ill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESH.aX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest mar ket price.
 N E osd furniture neatly repaired and rarnish- ed; Cotfins made al all hoars. Prices to cores pond with the times. VIM. ANNEAR. Oct S lS45 4-u.
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DR. L4COU.vTS
lS1.plli ACHE
ELfyIR

Never fails to cure acases of the tooth-ach, when it arises from aeeayed sssie cs the the teeth. Ii s simple m it's application. harmless in is eteets and tsloalss whohave used Il have deciared they would no; be without this remedy if f essts .o per val It is not easch p.nny preparation, but actually does what il proposes :o accomplish
 Sold al 59 cents vial.
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HOf Sprirlgs.

kkOt SpEsngas
 He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, aaa aay quantity of baggage He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he viii convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and case as they could travel in their own private carriages. As driver his skin and attention tc inc safety os his passengcrs is well known to the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times. lie can be found at all times by inquiFing at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House. Little Rock, April f7, iss4--si-a
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glsEI
By she President q f the United
 MamfNM.


 ERy she President of the United
 samtes. IN puFsmancc of acs VI ceagress', apprsf -d oo
 the tIts day af Jay. Issa. suiislei 40 act le aafagixs fse Pfessdsni og te Uaiird States to sci aAa Arkansas- aa4 Tvriteaies Vf Wisconsin ard k0ea supposed fs cont sin lead ore = IA AIss N. POLK. presiaenl oT sls< uniiea Ststrs of Amsrea, 10 hefsby declare and make known. that pahlic sales 0f she ianas kssst8fs1e wsttAsld fom safe xeeemnf af aAe rala2slx ies4 aaies tssfela wil be heIa al the andpsmsatisusd as offices in Isss Sslts ef ARKANSAS, ss the pesicsis hereinafter desig natcA. to wit:
 Al the Land oiRee al BaTEsvILLE, eonmes- eisg oa Monday the iith day ot March nsxts i"r the slispcsai of the ps4ac lands ssiihia the under Baeniloaed i0vpslshlis, viz:
 NerfA ef tae bass ia< aa4 usai q fse k pri~espas
 atzi1inn
 T0wnship nineseFR. of range sixieeE.
 TowasAips niRefeea aud twenty, Of range seven teen. meacing .en Monday the 22d day of March next, fns the disposal oi .ie public laEds within the dennensioncsl townships. ;o wit Nertk ef tAx btse tas sa4 ssssf s tAs h priHc1Pdf
 assfi5isa.
 Townships nineteen and twenty, of range eigh- teen.
 Lanls anpropriated hy ;ax fog the use cfsehools, military, 0f osher purposes wi be excluded iTora sale; also, al quntef qaarteF sections, f any co. reFed in whole os iH paft by those mining leases which shall not be sietegmaed hy ibe day fixed for The eemmencement of these sales
 Pre-empsioa claims wiiI not b. allowed to any of the above lands Hn,il sffeF the ssail have been oiFsred al pablic sale anfbeessus subject 10 pdvaie entry; and aif of said lands wh.eh ennsan mine or inines of lead ore, actually discovered aad being sorkess wifi b. sold snch legal sahd dvts- ton e sab diyisons as wilt include such aaines usaes, at not less than S2 5a eea,s per at1e. The sales will each be kept open Tor two weeks, funless the lands ags disposed of ami no lcnger: and no private entries of land in the iowa ships so offered, Hil br admitted ant; after the expis4lion of two weeks from iise commencement ef said sales
 En further execution of the said act, have eau sed the Commits toner of the General Land Office so publish with this proclamation. briet descrtp- tion sT the mineral ':ions ia which these isads Ee and of Ire lands BON oiered foe sale. which he has prepared from official documents and other means of information. Given under my hand. at the city of Washing ton, this Sth day of SepscsnbeF. ARno Doinini one thaasand eight hnndred aad forty-slx. By the President: JAMES K POLK. JaMEs Fl. rIPER. .ieliHx CoSsfsSiessr ef As Gesersil Lad Ofiae-
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A Sarsi.

VElHE nesl tas taken the well knassn store \ recently occspies hy s. If. Fucker, Esq-, for tie purpose ef conducting and transaeting aa Anc- ton ss CoasaiSss0A business He bess leave of the psbaic, generally. te express hope that fis long expeTieace and Gdelity ia the ahove business. vii seSaFe him the patrona ge cf his friends and the com msni,y. He is now fully prepassd 10 receive con signmenis of any description whatever. Sales will be effected at any and all times. al the Auction Mart" apna Slaves Real Estate, Mefchansise. uo,,sxhoLi Farniiare, Sc. &e. Returns made imme- sistev al,es sales with psomptotss. Liberal adyan- ses will be made upon sonsisnaeHis, whea required, The Auction Mart will have regular sales 0a Moa- day. weslnes,lay ahA Saturdays, and oa Tuesday, T6ursaay and Saturday evenings,
 PR. TAYLOR. March 25, Isls.-n2s-iy.
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Groceries &G., VXTM. VANCE k BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer tor sale al the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee.
 30 Bbls pFime Brown Sugar.
 Bbs White Loaf Sugar,
 l2 Bbls New Orleans Moissses.
 Bbls Sagaf-bcuse Molasses,
 150 Sacks eoats@ Salt,
 to Sacks Rle Salt,
 25 Boxes best SpeTE. Candles ALSO whole, half aud quarter kegs, Rifle Pow der Drop and Back Ssot, Lead. Sails, Iron, s<e., All which will ba sold wholesale oI retsil--aA lo" as eaa be got in the city. Terms CASH. Little Rock July is, ISf5 ti-h
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E 24k4 xA&S G&&A64 ~ xE4Gs V Y Ox < &O6a
 FOR JHE SALE pr BANDS, THE PAYaESr oF
 TAXES REnEApTfoN or LANDS, &c. &c.
 Establtshed Ina Is46.
 gEHHE undersigned tenders higserviees to all per U sons owning Lands in tte States of Mississip- pi and and Arkansas, an .igeat to sell Lsadi io pqy 1arss Rsdeem Lands sold for TiEEe4, Record Deeds procure fnforma.ien ia realoa to tae qsify, rale apa local advantages cf Laads, HRe part of hs af5resaid Stdtes aay otker business eoaseied aciia -
 GEEER3L LIND .4GETcF
 From more than twenty years Of extensive Mer- camille operations in the town of Petersburg. Vr- gnia and from the practical experience he has had In Land raatters--hayiag been large owner of Ianfs in both of the Staies before named, fof up- wards of ten years past-has afforded him an abun anf opportunity in attending to his oeytfHterests in Land matters, to acquire thorough Knowledge ef all that is necessary to be known iA order to attend faithfully 10 the interests of all those who may fde their business to his management; and hs there fire naters himself that he ili be able to give tire satisfaction 10 all stgt ds it is his intention 10 make no adraucrs g} moHsy, under any eircnm- stances it will be expected that all who commit their business to his care will accompany their orders with sufficient amount of casa 10 meet all disbursements that tay be required. Rsmittahees may be made fat hs risk off f4s IItersJ ii aotes of certificates of deposiYn, any solvent Banks Ia the United States. LII communications (posf paid) addressed 10 Bowers x Co., at Memphis. Tennessee, or to Vim. LH Bowers Little Rock, Arkansas, will meet with urompt attention. if accompanied with sufficient sum to cover he expenses of investigation.
 VIM. H. BOWERS.
 .lggAst i9th, ls46. i9-imH
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10 llae members oi' the LeSissa tIre.

fTyHE undersigned gre disposed 10 sell efI their LII stock cf CLOTHING al very reduced Pr- e for CaSH Their stock being lar ger and more
 onpiete than any other stock in the city great in- #ucemeufs are now olleret 10 those who wish ;c
 archaze VIM. VANCE x BROTHERS S<pt. l6Ik, 1916. Il-ttl
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Lands for Sale,

&Ahk1NkS xOx 0d4O3 LY ARKANSAS .i.fD MISSISSIPPI TTJHF subscriber offers for sale 40,000 acres of I Land. iH tie cotton growing counties of Ar kansas; Say Hampstead, Serier, Clark, Duiias, La ffssie, Uaioa Sc, quantities to suit purchasers Also, in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the counties of Desoso, Marshall TtEfsica, Pa noia. FaIla6aSha, ChoetGg. Itiii1hatchis, Hotmss, iEiais, Washington, Carroll, aaI FGSoo. Town ship maps og portion of these lands have been pro cured, taken from the original surveys. showing all the water-eourses, &c. and the undersigned has been the expense Of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections and furnish field notes of each quarter, being mi mute description, with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, hye payments, one=6ffh cash in hand and residue one, two, three and four years: equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale.
 N E. Persons having plantations ly!as in the. neighborhood of these lands. can be called upon, who will show them to those desirous of purchas- ing. Further information can be had by addressing frost paid. ) Bowers k Co.,, Memphis, Tennessee, or Wa H. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM II. BOWERS.
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