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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

"Tha, Col. Ashley said. over and over again,
befor he left here for Washington. that neither
the HeIenn Journal " nor the {" Van Buren, 10.
,pIIicencer were, or even proiessed to be-,
organs of the whole democratic party, hut were
his special and peculiar organs and that wha''N'
er was agreeable to him, and promotive To hls
interest, filled their columns. and nothin" else. -
well known in this ,v."-Arkansas BannPr.
W. stick the above ex,rac, in .o-day's paper 10
exhibit to our friends tho desperate shifts onr
contemporv resorts TO. and to denounce the base
and malicious inuendo as it deserves. The In
teIligcncer is owned and conducted by citizens Of
Crawford county-who look 10 their fellow clu.
zens of the adjoining counties. and not to Col.
Ashley, or any other prominent leader. for lis
support. 1t is the "pecuIiar organ y Of the de-
mocracy in those counties. and if it supports Col.
Ashey's claims for the Senate. We are happy to
know that we reflect the s"nlImen of those We
profess to represent. Th" Editor of the Banne'
wears the collar off clique of intriguing poll.
ticans a, Little Rock, who represent only their
own unhalIowed ambition and VINO aspire t" rule
the democ racy of the State. and W. shall award
to him the merit of being faithful to his masters.
and of being their " peculiar organ "and whatev.
er is promotve of their interests, is the standard
of his whole democracy" He may envy and
despair Of reaching our independence. but he can.
not repudia,e our democracy; our friends know
we'll our true position and We rest easy under this
conviction, his weekly insinuations to the contrary
Notwithstanding We challenge this reteran dem.
ocrat and his masters TO prove (even by circun-
antia evidence) that we have lost our ndepenl.
ence either by purchase Or Intimidation. We
are not the hired tools of any man or SET Of me"-
can the editor Of the Banner say as much?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

0SrWe have noticed paragraph. set in circu.
lnton by the Pittsburg Despatch. "published by
J. Heron Foster, which slanderously imputed TO
William II. Allen the commission Of crime of
tho deepest dye. Mr.. Allen has denied the truth
of the charge. and asked for suspension Of public
opinion until he could have time to prove hImself
guiless; but not iii the sander had spread to his
injury. We ore happy to say .I'a, there exists
now no necessity for such suspension, as Foster,
the originator of the slaader, has Withdrawn his
charge. thereby acknowledging that he was mis-.
taken in his statements. We think that Foster
should be taught lesson which would make him
more careful, for the future. how he imPutes 10
men the commission Of crimes, when he has no
proof that they had perpelrated them. If the
charge was wunton ono the lesson should bo
severe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

TirreN Aequihed.-The trial Of Albert J. Tir-
relI, at Boston, for the murder Of Marin Bickford,
wns concluded on Saturday, the 2S,h ut. The
Jury. after being out Two hours. returned with n
vsrdict Of NOT GUILTY. After the rendering
of the verdict he was again arrested on the other
indic,men, of Arson, and rcmandcd 10 prison to
await ,rinf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

by proper encouragement md
b. drawn from the soil The,
agricultural proplo Of tho vo,I
industry Of the whole country
his o"n state. will appreciate ~ ~
a:or who has shown TIM, thai, =;
I" him. and TINT he is ablo AMI 'a's'
them on all occasions. We .ho.'5I
the valuable Suggestions of e..
rird ou,. by som. provision In,
the "s,a blishnpnt Of depar,, "
d"vo,rd to the great farming ip,s..'
try. 's'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tho following plan of county convention was
furnished us BY democrat from the country who
at the same time. Informed US that the people oi
the interior townships are favorable to it. and vii
turn out and support i, in despite Of disorgnnizers.
We have shown it 10 many democrats from
the country and in this town who arc favorable
toit.
twas made out to secure democratic repre-.
sentu,ion-the county convention in 1874. al.
though its nominees wero supported by the dem
ocra,s of the weaker townships and whose popu.
la.ion are principally democrn.ic-did no, mol
meet with their appreciation.
The plan. selected upon the presrn, occasion,
will, We have no doubt, give general satisfaction
and promote the success of the democracy of old
Crawford.
We have heard from several good democrats
in the country since this plan was suggested, and
u from whom we have heard, cordially acqui.
csce in tive would be glad to hear from others
upon the same subject.
The democratic vote OF Crawford in the differ.
crt Townships in 1874; taking the vote cast for
Gov. Yell as the criterion:
Big Creek, 90
Sugar Loaf "a.
jasper, So.
Mountain, IS.
Richand, 81
Lees Greek. SO.
Upper, ~
Van Duren, l2o.
The rai, fixed upon by many intelligent dem.
ocrots, and suggested by them, to govern the en-
suing Convention, to protect tho smaller Town.
ships. and to give of truo democratic represen.
taton. is as follows:
One delegate for every 80 democratic vo.es-
and ono for every fraction composing majority
of tho ratio.
Big Creek. l.
Sugnr Loaf, /.
Jasper, ..
Mountain, B.
Richland, .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18
COL. r. ". JOHNSON,

The Democratic candidate for Congress. will
address the people at the following times ant
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

VIRGINIA To wt--At Rules held in the Clerks Once
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chsnecry,
Tyler county Monday. the lst day OF june lSso
Thomas BROWSE. William z. PeiersoDl
aud Robert Patterson, Complainsnis-
Thomas N. Genin and Ann his wife. Is CnAsCfRr.
David J. Hillsrd Isaac COrwin and
Malta n. his wife and Henry Hillard.
Defendants
THIS day came the Compainantr by their attorney,
u and filed their bi of complaint IN this suit aud the
Defendants having entered their appearance and Civ
security according law and the rules of this Court
and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that The said
Defendants not inhabitants OF this State Therefore,
motion Of the Complanans by their counsel. n or
dere that the said Defendants do appear here rules TO
he holden for said Court the first Monday Of Septem
her next and the ban of the Compliments, and
that copy of this order he inserted for two months sue
ccssvely in the Wheeling Times and Gazette, newspa
paper published in the city ofwheelng, and another CO
py posted at the door OF the Court house Of this county
| copy, Tcstc ID. HICKMAN,
july 2-w2m Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
THE ARMY.

As we stated Yesterday, the President has
nominated Gen. Taylor To the highest Office
in the army. Now, without yielding to any
one in admiration Of Gen Tsy lors public
services, OF possessing any very high admira
ton for the mental character of the gallant
Scott, we must confess 10 the opinion that
this step is radically wrong, and deserving Of
the Severest censuIe. 1t is doing rank inius
tice TO an old, experienced and brave General
who never finchcd in the service of his coun.
try, or in the hour of danger. 1t is doing a
wrong, too TO General Gaines, TO whom
whatever may be the errors of his age. has
served his country in her time of need as faith
fully as any man upon her army rolls. II it is
now deemed unsafe TO trust him i'm active
service, he could at least have been sent into
an honorable retirement under an indefinite
turloueh. IL was not necessary 10 remodel
the army To get rid OF him, nor was it done
for that purpose A motive as base aCtuatcd
the sohemeIs as the means by which they Sc
cured the power 10 do evil. Gen. Scott pos
sessed a strong hold on the affections of the
people and the Administration feared that
that. bold might ripen into determination to
make him Chief Magistrate. They therefore,
sought first to make him, by insult and petty
provocations TO, oyeHtep the bounds of pru-
dence, then by direct injury TO sink him in
power and command
As a coloriug for this offence the reorgani-
cation of the army becomes necessary Ii is
accomplished, and an inferior officer placed
over his head, while he is degraded in rank or
compelled to resign. Notwithstanding the
popularity of Gen. Taylor in aud out OF the
army, this step must have very injurious in
huence upon the army, tending to uusettle the
standing and suborlination OF that branch of
the public service, rendering uncertain the re-
ward OF long service.
The nature of the army requires that it
should have one head, that its official stations
should be governed by fixed and immutable
principles, otherwise, the respect for the SUI
perior is UNNECESSARILY weakened and its eff
cheney lessened. When the civil power in
tericres without absolute necessity, in the ar
Tangements Of the offices of the army it inter
ieres TO It's own injury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES.


The bills Of mortality which we daily see
recorded, and the vast number that die of
Consumption, and the very many of our
friends aud acquaintsnces who arc seriously
aud dangerously afflicted, and must ere long
pay the debt oil nature is alone sufficient eyi-
dence that no time should be lost in getting
clear OF the very first evil seed of disease as
socn as possible, before il takes root and des-
troos lite. Ocular demonstrations are daily
visible to the public that
"DR. DUNCANS EXPECTORANT
REMEDY"
Is the only safe and effectual medicine that
VIII completely eradicate the first symptoms
OF this fatal disease
The Proprietor of Dr. Duncan's Medicines
bcgs leave to inform Western Patients. suffer.
ing from disease. thai be has opened West
ern Medical office, No. 100, Sycamore street
Cincinnati, where his medicines and advice
can always he obtained.
For sale by J. b. * X. Il. MARSH and by
rhioh N fAoL. je ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
David Hickman,
Complainant !


Jacob Hatfield and Rctecca Hatfield. IS CHANcKRY.
aud John Hatfield, Infant Heirs OF
John Hatfield, deceased, Defendants.
pURSuANT TO a Decree pronounced in this cause the
- 9Th day Of September 1915. by the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Tyler County will sell
al the Court house door of Tyler county Monday the
l0h day of August next. hst being Court dsy al pub
lie auction. tract OF 2l Of land lying i'm said
county ofTylcr and situate Middle Island Creek,
MIddiebourne, the county scat of said county
The sale will he made the following terms as re-
qured by the said decree viz third OF purchase
money tn he paid in eight months third in sixteen
months, and the remaining one third in twenty four
months nom the day OF salcthe purchaser so give bonds
hearing interest with good security for the payment o
the deferred instruments. APOLLO STEPHENS,
July 2-wiw Special Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
From The Quebec CoSetie Of The 2ith inst.
DREADFUL CALAMITY.
ST. JOHNs ) Ne WFO UNDLAND) TO
TALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE,
AND FIFTY IIEES IDSJ

AND FIFTY LIVES LOST.
Captain Scarrow, of the brig Blucher, which
arrived here this morning from Harbour Grace,
Newfoundland, brings information ui the de-
siructlon, by fire, oi the city OF 81. Johns. The
Captain reports that the fire commenced on
the 9Th intst., and was still burning on the
l2lh, the day h. sailed.
A report was current when he left Harbour
Grace, that the whole city, except Two stores,
had been destroyed; that about fifteen vessels
III thu port had been consumed, and that ill
~ soldiers had persisted in blowing up hou-
SEES 10 arrest the progress ut the flames; but as
rgirds the truth vi these latter particulars
Capt. Scarrow cannot youch, not having been
able 10 procure correct information before his
departure.
Since the above intelligence VAS commune
Gated 10 Us, we may mention that Halifax pa
pefs 10 the 18th inst. have come to hand, but
they make no mention oil any such accident
having occurred. Notwithstanding this, the
statement above given may be substantially
correct, ths communication between the pla-
ces being somewhat Irregular,
st. Johns, Newfoundland, suffered severely
from fire during the three successive years
1916, 1917 aud 1918. On the first occasion
l3u houses were burned, the pecuniary los.
amounting TO upward OF El00,000. aud l50(
I PtlSOus uIlNtn 10 SEEK lOI ndDltduOlls.
| The New York Commercial Advertiser co
pies the above and appends 10 it the follow
my remarks:
There has, no doubt, been very destruc
tive fire at St. Johns, but we think the loss
OF lille and property very much exaggerated
Our previous accounts from Newfoundland
were 10 The 9TH inst, received by the way oi
| Halifax, which were received there on the 18th
| 10y the mail boat. The fire, il is said, toob
place on the 9lh inst, two days after. The
distance between HarbOr Grace amidst. Johns
(about 56 miles.) could be accomplished in
eight or ten hours by land and Jerry boat, be.
tween the two places.
In our country edition OF this morning we
mentioned that captain Of u vessel arrived
at H,lilax on the 10Th inst, who reported
that he saw great light apparently from fire
of st. Johns, When lac passed there; this was
an error; it was of Liverpool, \. s., the light
was seen by him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
froNNrNr.rEp.1

CoNNUNtCATEp.
remedy perfect said TO he disco vered in
treating settled Consumption. Liver Complaint any Of
Their inclpient symptoms the Chrome Thermal
em by the Of DocToR TANLoEs celebrated medicine
the genuine BALsAs or LtvERwoRT which he prepares
al 5s5, Bow9ry. New York The plan Of treatment
poused by several eminent is and has been
TOT long time, the secret of the unparalleled success
which has attended Doctor TayioTs medicine pcror
ming Us wonderful cures which in many. many
have been almost incredible hut the conclusive proofs
IN Doctor bring forward able and we ed
wise All who may have coughs, simple colds even.
use this perfect specific without delay Franklin
small leak win sink bag ship" Therefore cure YOUR
eonghs before your lungs past cure For sale by
JAMES BAKER.
Yl Main n. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

Public attention is invited to the entertain
mcniand supper to be given in the basement
story OF the Baptist Church, on the 4th of Ju-
ly, notice of which given in another column.
From our know ledge of the taste and liberal
ity OF the ladies engaged in it, wcare justified
IN expressing the opinion that it will be an
entertainment where the palate, eyes and in
tellect will be equally fcasted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
FOURTH OF July.

In the Basement oi the New Baptist Meet
ing House. on Clay ST., East Wheeling the
ladies will have refreshments prepared during
the Fourth OF July, and tea party at night,
Z. NJ. The supper will be only one dollar a
couple or fifty cents piece, which Is To be
appropriated tor the purpose oi paying for the
new meeting house.
A. we design having ample provisions, we
hope tn see large number OF ladies and geu-
Yemen present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

We hope soon 10 sec In part of our advertising
columns the notice that friends have taken hold Of
the OF the Health Restorative of Mr. Brinekerhoh
with the spirit tina, manifested other parts Of
the country. Where Il has been known is resoI,ed
wihou, delay IN Lung and Liver complaints. the suffer
showing his confidence In this medicine above any
,her aid. We win predict disappointment in its use.
COUGHS AND COIDS--fn all cases Of coughs and
colds the sufferer VIII find pleasant hut powerful
edy In Cckeners Sugar Coated Vegetable Pill The
OF this medicine has already spread far and wide. OveI
FIVE hundred thousand boxes OF these Pills sold
year having been used in all sseeraincd with pcr
feet success for liver complaint affection OF the lungs
papitaiion OF the heart Influenza asthma scarlet fever
fever aud dTopsy. yphus fever and other diseases
This pill h coated with fine white that the
dicinel ingredients impereeptihe to the taste. To
children, they may lie administered without dhcul,y.
so well convinced h DR.. Cickener Of the efficacy IN al
specified cases. that he pledges himself to return the
ncy when the promised effect IL not produced For sal
by a. %. fAIRCntLD. jy2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

VIRGINIA CRoPS.-Th information
from the Potomac region of Virginia is, that
though the wheat has partially suffered in
some places, from the late bad weather, the
crop, upon the whole, will be tolerablc fair
one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

DR.. Long, the famous astronomer, walking
one dark evening with gentleman in Cam
bridge, and the latter coming 10 short post
fixed in the pavement, which ia the earnest
ness OF conversation he took TO be a boy stand
ing IN his way, said hastily, Get out Of the
way boy THAT boy, sir" said the doctor
very calmly, "is post6Oy who never turns
outol his way for any body"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
c. BRINCKERIIOFF

a REMARKABLE and singular siiesrr
- been made by an eminent member q N
,r,eoni,y, as To the curative power Of e. 81
nehth Restorative IN cases of ConsuugiI
toughs aud Colds. aud Pains IN the side and 4
gentleman furnishes his patients with ~
enu hnds absolutely necessary, a. hs ne,'
prescription Co produce the Astonishing ~
oy INC Restorative. This gentleman sfsnh
Hedlcd hrcthrcn - one of the most disfinsr. 4
NUMBER his name IL ieft with the pTorrff
ence. There IL no doubt hut thai in = Jew a.
ding physicians will prescribe this yen,sl. I
nicicti patients VIII use II and bless thc b.
made known 10 them in. Being truly a ~
lcine u - consequently OF more importapsf
ieeis safety while using u, aud no senss
nc were using deleieriOus minerals. Nj VI
red merchant OF New York. ueed The r.
was cured wholly from dangerous courh asi
ZION. The editor Of the Commercial AI,sn
earnest appeal eommends II To tic confde1o
ana sneciingly calls upon them all % rive
heIore TeliDquishing every hope. The 6lss
oSte - nom Dr. Chiffon, the wei knows 4
chemist
have annaiized bottle OF medicine salsl
kerhod's Health Restorative and md thii
contain Mercury or any other metallic pfersf
opium IN any 81 is forms. Il = eomposei d
meuer entirely" JANIS X. CH1LTON
q. BRINCKERHOFF Propriss
Horace Everett, u. q. Agent.
Principal Once, o6 Hndaoo s,ree, New Yoi
AGENTS for Wheeling. Dfs. JAMES BAEEii
Judd West Alexander, Pa BRYANT6 CIV
"y sseh" IN almost every town In the L. 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

c. We have some reason to lear con-
tn prevent the labor of the harvest hands, and
may possibly damage the crops that have thus
lar given promise OF unexampled abundance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
COTTON FROM INDIA -Tho - :.

COTTON FROM INDIA.-The expert
menls OF England in growing cotton in India
lave notall been unsuccessful, as will be seen
10y the following extract from letter dated
London, May 9TH, 1916
EAST lSDfA corroS There is $50 bales
oi cotton Gree labOD frrived at Liverpool
from one OF the company Experimental farms
IN the East Indies"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NO. ll2, BROADWAY. NEW YoE

NO. liz, BROADWAY. NEW YoRE
gY1HE undersigned have organized an Assoc
- AGENCY. extending to various parts OF q
try and to Europe. for the purpose OF coileeiir,
office, aud then communicating to those who !
purchase REAL EsTATE, such authentic irs,
As will enable them with the least delay. truusl
pcnse. To- find spot where they can, ON the inos
bic terms. procure for Themselves a home, adj, ira.
respects 10 their circumstances and wants.
We keep REGISTER OF REAL ESTATE
elessed under appropriate heads. and issue Il
publication entitled the AMERICAN REAL 81
ADVERTISER" containing a catalogue. with y
descriptions and priecs--whieh 10 exiensitelr
on both sides Of the Atlantic.
With these arrangements we arc prepared Ia y
sales OF exchanges OF REAL ESTATE OF ever,
ton, situated in any part Of the UNITED srtr
Knowing that in the States OF Virginia ~
Tennessee and Missouri. there are large qu,,
New Lands aud many cultivated farms for a,
prices, and on accommodating terms. and rtras
soil and climate of those States As most favofss
riculinral productions, we are satisfied II IL Obh
~ these facts should lie made known. To mdur.
emigration a. viii create an cficciusl demand =
y the new lands and cultivated farms, but 10 I
mineral treasures and wafer power for ma.rll
purposes. aioundiug in those regions; and VII ,
extensive sales, mutually advantageous "a bo,h ~
seller, and To the prosperity OF the state AZ lsr,
We have, for the last year. had frequent 80
for lands I'M those States, and have actually ~,
ores IN Tennessee than any other State IN ,L =
We therefore issue This circular 10 solicit ro,
Of such lands. improved or uniInproved as are ~
the States above named, with a particular 49,,
the premises, location, terms, ADD surToubS,r. J
stances. We will enter all such descripiion, =
gisier without charge, and IL accompanied \, j
lance OF s., win advertise the same in m. I,
Real Estate Register. When an owner give, =.
of attorney Ca sell, we will do so. and remit 1.
proceeds; IN other Cases, we will direct purch,,
owner or his attorney
In either ease, when a sale is effected hy n,
purchaser directed by Us. our commission n 4
new lands ten per cent for improved property HI
half Ter cent.
copy OF the Real Estate Advertiser will he :,
ny person who may request IL.
ARNOLD urrFCn,l BUFFUN n
JosnrA wEnH. lle broadway. N,v h
The subscriber IL an authorized agent OF ths
IN Wheeling, and viii promptly attend TO ~ n
behalf. " q J. r. MHiI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

DROWNED, In the Ohio last evening, a
boy named Glilin, 1--WE believe.) lie was
bathing near the wharf, and unable to swim,
he got beyond his depth, and was gone before
assistance could be rendered
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

st, aud upon the third trhl, aitera call OF
! the House had been ordered, the adjournment
was carried. 90 10 -.