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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-13

we learn from the Barnsiabe Patriot that at meeting
Hold Friday in Yarmouth Port, Of the different
bsrs Of the Chase family sixty upwards were
prsssnt who made choice OF the Hon John Reed Of Yar
outh, to make investigations end inquiries TO the
amount Of property M in England, by their great pro-
genitor and their chances Of becoming heirs thereto
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The ArLANTIc.-The Norwich Nsws gives the
number of passengers on board the. Atlantic on
her last fatal trip at o7viz saved 29 lost n missing
g. OF the crew, the same paper says there were 90 :
viz saved 49; lost6 missing Parts OF tive bodies
paper adds Since preparing the above, gentle
man Just returned from the wreck has called upon u.s.
and left in two linen cambria pocket handks
chiefs which he picked up on the bsach--one marked
Janette +. r. Bliss !" the other r. symmes we are
fearful that the FIRST described 20
sufferer heretofore enumersed, and whose oody mas
not been discovered
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I'm Chancery.

Before Judge VanderpoeI
In Re John Heppock This matter which involves .
charge of lunacy aganstl Mr. Hoppcck, adjourned
to Thursday evening last to give it understood,
the parties opportunity Of sctng the matter out Of
court. II seems, however, that accommodation
TO- and the objections used by Mr. Warner to the
legality of the commitment argued at great length
ut Judge Vanderpoes house on that evening The de-
cison will be given on Monday morning.
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In COMMON PIEAs. out Of Equity
VS.. Stokes 4 Smilh-Th:s was a feigned issue di-
vhsthsr q certain certi6cate Of Mexican debt, for
sssss co. which claimed IN the bill a, belonging to
ccnsSsrson by respondent to him in trust or for com
nlsnsnt own uss Arguments Of counsel occupied the
dav and clossd with lucid charge from Judge Parsons
st O'Clock yostsrday afternoon Phila. North .amer
eau. Dec. r..
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Tlaoatx1cols.

PARK THxArRr- Tho little dancing girls appeared
last evening at this Establishment again. and we're, pcs
sble greeted with applause and evidently created
q greater impression than they have done yet The
charm that surrounds them in the Pas de Feurs re-
ally irresistible 1t is almost impossible to realize that
the fairies which fit before you not those Of fairies
moment on earth, and than disappear leaving bright
vivid impression behind We have attempted on former
occasions to convey some idea OF the tney ex
hbit the pas but forced to our ina
We have now abandoned the idea, and have en-
torai sketch Of them, which publish on the out
side of to days paper. By referring to tnat-a who
have not seen them can CLEAN better xnowledgs OF
they could from any article that might De written
BowrRr THEATRE" Mazsppa" and "Barbarossa"
were repeated last evening before full and crowded
house, and they passed of with entire success Mr.
Murdoch is announced to appear to morrow evening in
the character Of Hamlet for the first time at this thea
tre The enterprzing manager, Mr. Jackson has at all
ment of his numerous patrons always presenting
leading star two backed by an excellent stock com.
The crowded houses that has nightly nh in up
his able and liberal management is hedby his numerous
patrons The bills for tomorrow evening will be fouud
deeply attractive
Mr.. H. P. Grattan will take his benefit at the Green
witch theatre tomorrow evening strong bill Of en-
tertsnment is presented and Mr. Rice will make his first
appearance pm the Greenwich boards.
ALHAMRA.-This evening there will be concert Of
sacred music by artists Of eminent talent and the pieces
chosen are such appropriate to the day. and will
crafty the most fastidious audience The manager OF
this establishment is earnest in his endeavois 10 please
and these Sunday evening reunions should be well pa
tronised by uptown citizens The reputation OF Mr.
Loder as musical director the best evidence ofthe OK
cellence of the entertainment offered
BowxRY AMrHrrHEArRr.-Kemp, Gossin Carlo, and
Gardner appeared last evening to advantage at the Cir
Gus, which was fully crowded. Their inmitabls per-
Torrance, rich droery and comic humor, drew forth
the most enthusiastic applause. Ruggles performance
on tie rope asonished the entire hsuse but the feat Of
the evening was the riding OF Master W. Nixon, lad
about six years Of sge who performed with degree Of
ability that astonishod the entire house. Mr. Gossn'a
benefit will take place evening. The entire
company will perform the OCCASION and rich treat
will be presented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-13

MISSING MoNxY editor Of the Ydn Buren,
InteLigencey has received information that pack
age Of treasury drafts, containing $25,oOo which was
mailed at Fort Gibson the 2Uth OF August last the
quatermaster general at Washington supposed to
be lost acknowledgment OF their receipt at that
Department had been received at Fort Gibson although
letters Of dates nearly month subsequently have been
acknowledged by the q NJ. general
The drafts were sent to Fort Gibson made payable 10
Captain c. o. Collins, and arrived when that gentleman
was lying insensble from sickness, from which he
recovered and consequently did not receive his
signature.
They the only drafts Of the kind in existence pay
able to the order Of that ocer and they ackhis sig
nature can be Of no consequence to any one.
The present quartermaster, Lieut. II. w. Wharton,
fears that the package containing the drafts hes either
miscarred or been taken from the mail and that mpro
per may be made Of them.
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ALBANY Dec. IL, 1916.
Opinion of Judge Bronson-Mr. Poke Messase-7ne
Weather, &c.
saw Judge Bronson of the Supreme Court, this morn
ing and asked his opinion to the intent and meaning
of the first and second sections of the fourteenth article
and the sixth section Of the tenth article Of the amended
constitution referred the Judge 10 article in the
New York Herald Of the 10th instant embodying the
question raised with regard to the proper construction
of the sections above mentioned The question 10 simply
whether the members of the Assembly elected in Novem
Der last are in Office the LIST of January, ls47 The
Judge stated that if the sections in question did not mean
that the terms Of once Of the members elected in Novem
Der began tho FIRST day Of January ls4 that they
meant nothing ALL and that their incorporation into the
constitution useless; he had doubt but that the
constitution intended (reasmber, intendsdJ that the
Offices of the members elected in ls45 should expire
the day Of December l846 OF midnight and that the
Offices of the members elected in s46 should begin on
the first day Of January lsa7 but he said owing to the
fact that number of the sections Of this not
balanced conflicting in their language, many of ts
provisions must unavoidsbly be violated he believed
their the legislature Of ls<7 An election
ONCE does not constitute the holding Of ONCE because
death resignation may deter the person elect from
dischargng it, duties, and no man il actually in
Office until he has assumed its duties and responsibilities
Copies of the message Of Mr. Polk continue to be in
great demand. The lucid exposition Of the origin of the
and Of its necessity presented in this document will
induce very material Improvement in the public esti
nation of Mr. Folks capacity and patriotism.
We have had another tremendous snow storm. The
decidedly below the freezing mark The seighng
perb
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u. s. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Charles Goodyear VS.
Ebenezer Seaver, ct al-ln this action, involving
the validity of ertsn India rubber patents of great
value about which there has been much controversy in
the newspapers verdict taken yests rdsy for the
plaintiff twas stated that the defence in this
abandoned, in consequence Of the decision made few
months since by the Chief Justice Of the Circuit Court
at Warrington appeal from the deeiaion of the
Commissioner Of Patents--Besfon Advertiser.
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New Yosx. December lath, ls4e.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:
In looking the papers of yesterday, discovered
charge Of larceny brought against Henry Malan; ant
they far to the accused Perry st
Washington in the neighborhood Of where live. Ir
justice to me will you be so good as to give it contra
dictisn, in regard to me- may have tendency te
injure me. You will confer a favor on me by saying
was not Capt. Henry Mallan, SO Perry street Very
respectfully, yours, H MALLAN.
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Grand larceny of,oer Joseph orre,ted, yesterday.
black woman called Hannah G1 charge Sf
sa dress valued ct ladys dress worth 80 50
and various other articles Of wearing apparel worth sal
100 West Broadway IT appears the accused employ
ed In the house to wash and watching an opportunity
she stole the above articles sss hs ~
all recovered by the above officer Committed for
trial by Justice Osborne.
ef George Richardson who has just arrived In this
country and becoming intoxicated evidently picked
siusherD and frisked" Of gold watch and chain to.
gether with so sovereigns and 100 half soveregns con-
tanned ina silver mounted purse In the course q FIJI
drink by officers Miles and McKsren of the lst Ward.
and being taken to the station house the officers found
Brothers, of this city for the sum Of i've thousand pounds
sterling. The sovereigns and watch, however, were
srs On s "' r;v. oy hs Of
Stealing Clo,hing.-A woman called Charlotte vii.
ling brought in yesterday for stealing female CLOTH
in valued at So belonging to Mary Dillin No Eliza
beth street Locked up for trial by Justice Osborne
was pulled" last night by officer McKeon. of the 9th
ward charge of stealing so "a from the pocket Of
countryman By the name Of John Lewis while lille, in .
Stolen at Hsdson-The Chief Of Police received In
SON that robbery had been committed consstnG Of
gold watch, together with Sl6 SIS, contained in
Ischt OF the above place The t6is described as
being German, about feet inches 10 height, with
black curly hair. brown features frscklsd face and
long.waistsd overcoat and cloth cap talks bro
ken English He started for New York and 70 sup
posed to have come down in the steamer Fairfield yes
terday morning reward OF SIS IL offered Tor his ar
.4asmpt to Stsai.-Policsman Coaklsy, Of the 4th
VEINS sHas Rogus. whom he elected concealed in the
dwelling house, No 80 Madison street, evidently with
intent to steal Locked up. by Justice Osborne for
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Court Calendar fox Monday.

274, l20, l2l.
surRHroR CouRr-Nos 81, 4, ls, 80, ~, 80. 81, $40
Is, "a, IS, SO, 81, IL. 81. 90 TO 100
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
HERALD MILITARY CORRESPONDENTS.

From the New Orleans Pcsyune, Dec. Al
Company b, mounted Hiasmen, Capt sanderson,
whose expected arrival noticed In yssterdays
Peoyuns arrived yesterday in the steamboat Amaranth
the and horses in fine condition They rodeuown
to the barracks upon their
and excited general admiration they passed through
the streets, by their soldisrly appearance.
(From the Austin (Texaa) New Era, Nov all
We see IT stated In the Houston Telegraph, that Gen.
Taylor has requested permssion from the War Depart
xent to make . requisition" Teas for two new
regiments to consist Of ten companies each and the
than q hundred men, So soon Gen. Taylor receives
an oicsl compliance with his request, the requspon
mics desired.
Iron the Boston Courier. Dec. Ill
Gel James L. Child has been appointed Mlitsry Ssre
Keeper, Of the Kennsbec United States Arc-oi At Au-
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A DUKL.-The Buffalo Express of Dec. 9th,
gives the particulars OF duel fought in that city
II was between two Englishmen and for the settlement
OF an old quarrel. The time, place and weapons
agreed upon, and friends seconds to be pre-
sent The meeting took place in the outskirts of the
CITY, near Prospect Hill, Sunday before last. The
weapons pistols at ten PAGES The parties resorsd to
sured the distance back to back each TO wheel and Are
as soon ss possible after reaching the proper distance
one Of the parties fred before the other and his ball took
effect upon his antagonist passing through thick fur
band his cap entering his forehead and passing down
on the cheek whore II lodged The wounded man fell
and his antagonist ls surprising doubt that he had
killed him. After remaining insensble fer come tins.
how long he cannot say the fallen party returned to con-
ing much pain he banxseed his head with
and made the best Of his way for surgical aid and sdvtes
lie nearly recovered Of his wounds and ss remains
n the city.
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The WEALTH.. AThe Albany argus of Friday
steamers continue to arrive and depart regularly The
weather yesterday morning was cold with the Their
mometer marking several degrees below tbs freezing
snow fell brisky for few hours, making very decent
sleighing.
The Boston Transcript of thellih says:-A severe
and sleet at intervals The streets most shock
ing state, the which has fallen being mixed with
the mud, and making q NEST respectable mud mush.
We learn that tho wires Of the electric telegraph DO.
tween this city and Worcester broken In various
places by the weight of the snow which lodged upon
were the wires were protected from the wind we
Informed that the and seet collected round the
two wreso the sire Of three or four inches in crcum-
ference.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-25
HENRY & CUNNIk6HAM,

TAVE rec d. per late arrivals from New Orleans and
Cincinnati, very large and esterslSg assortment
Of Groceries, Hardware Dry Goods hats, Shoes, Sad
dies. Paints. Oits sea &C. which they will sell at The
lowest market prices for cash or IN exchange for count
ny product; -...
Groceries. -....r. ~ ..
Rio coffee, brown ard loaf sugar. molasses, salt
whskey, hrandies, gin, malaga clrct, aderia cha N
plgnc and port wines, French and American eorda's
brandy fruits, brandy cherries, peppermint essence
asst stnughton, wine and ginseng btters, lemon sy
rups, catsnp pepper sance, pickles, sperm and sia
candles, black imperial gun powder and Young tlysor
teas, vinegar, chocolate, sardnos, alsPce, pepper
ginger, cassa, mustard, alum, saltpstTe, saleratus
borax brnstnue rlisus, curants, soda biscuit, une'
indigo, madder, copPcras, corks, rice, chalk, whiting
Spanish brown, turpentne, lnsCed oil, Hnners' oil
Japan and copai varnlsh, ethrpge' powder lead shHt
maHll'l rope assd sizes bed cords, plough lines, cod
hsh, 'errins ink, soap starch LonGon porter pipes
cigars backing tches, painted buckets tubs nnd
keelers, brooms mattresses, Jugs and damJohns, &c
Dry Goods. ..
Domcstics, blankets, bed ticking. prints. mar!bro
stripes dcmins Georgia hOmesPun bIcached dnrestics
cotonadas "a great Variety, WOODEN and cotton
cotton and silk hdkis buttons thread, hosiery, checks
&c &c.
Hardware and Cutlery,
Iron steel, castings bellows, anvils, vices, hammers
spades shoves, garden rakcs, hoes, log aud trace
chaines scyhcs aAes mill cross cut and hand saws,
patent balances, stceyards, strI p and butt hinges
SAUCER, chises, files, brass copper and bell metal
Kettles, frying pans, curry combs, iron squares
steel mills, and irons, shoves and tongss, tea kettles
knives and forks, pen knives, shoe and butcher do
scissors; shears; stCrs; cotton cards; wool do
coffee mills; gun tllnts, percussion caps; wrapping cap
and letter paper.
Hats, shoes and Boots.
Fashionable cashmere hats beaver do nutra do
wool pcur and sporting hats palm hats assd brogans
boys and womcn's shOcs--a great variety Of prices
SaddIery.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddles; brides, martingulcs
sursinges, girths whips, horse collars, blind brides
&c. Sc: Sc;
May -, 1916. -...r..
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AttfntiOn!!!
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS.

'"n bhten, Arkansas,
AVE Just opened at their Store on Main Street. a
L irc,h and we'll assorted stock Of go~J. consist,
ING IN part Of the following articles an nr npy Of
""eh they are prepared TO sell chea as til ekeapts
Dry Goods.
bleachedand brown shifting, Lowell and Georgia os
haburgs, American, French and Attakapls cottnnades
PAINS chambreys, tHoeds. kentucky leans satine.
brown linen, navy linen, French and Scotch driIlipy
hefseys and hnSeys, rankin; Irish linen, linen and
cotton checks, conton annesi green yellow, red and
While hannels, blrdoye, scOtch and lhsan di,pers
damask table cloths, canvas, fancy prints black and
"hlte cahcoes. glnghams, painted lawns balzorInes
Jaconet' cambr'c, book and SWISS mn,lin, colourrd
cambrIcks, paper muslin, cotton velvet plain and
hrm.stiched linen cambric hGkTs A. black and white
fIc for wells or scarfs grass cloth misse.and ld,c.
cotton and worsted hose, gentemens cotton 4 hose,
""tsted bindings, tapes, sOnnets, buttons, hooks and
eyes, spool cotton, &c &c
varieties.
Buffalo and horn tuck combs, horn and she'll side
combs long round combs, fue ivory, dressing nd red.
ding combs, whacbonc. pms and needles, tooth. hair.
and shaving brushes, hmblcs razor stops and shaving
boxes, pasteboards, ,olus and violin strings mat
and match safes, percussion caps, stationary &c.
Boots and shoes.
Infants kid socks, girls and boys shoes ladies slip.
prs, busklns, CATER boots and lrnglns kip bro.
gams gcntlenens fine Prgged and ed calf boo and
br"gans' light seal and cali bouts heavy kip and mud
boots.
Clothing.
Linen bosom shirts, bleachCd and brown cotton ne II
shirts and drawers, wUOlCn nett shirts, N, scars,
vaienca, silk, black satin and black silk velvet vests,
cotonade and gumbruon pants and coats, black dress
and iroc% coats, tweed and FYchrng business coats:
Hardware.
Gun tubes and locks spurs stirrups, bride bits,
shears, scissors, sheep shears drawing knives hatch
cts, socket chIsses, augurs lacks Jews harps,
butt and strap hinges wood screws coffee mills curry
combs, iron and brass selves brranIa and iron tea
and table spoons pocket knyes knives and forks, ra.
pad lOrks chest, closet aud rim locks hand saws,
shOyes and tOngs cotton and wool cards. horse rasps,
taper pitt mill and bastard files, trace chains,
axes, French and imitation French castings.
Crockery.
Conmon cups and saucer', white flint and grrnite
cups saucers breakfast and dinner plates cup plates,
dishes cwers and basins, castor bottles, bowls, CON.
mon and granite pitchers And many other articles
too 10 mention here, call aud see us " no
trouble to show goods and prices will not prevent
our purchasing. as we are determined to sell.
PHILIPS & VILLAINS,
Ozark,
yEAVE Just opened similar stock, which they oHer
for sale on the same terms.
Van Buren, July 18TH 1916.
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N 0 I lc E.

PM}PPOSALS will he received nn''
,sa,y next, by the undersigned Com
SInwford County, for removing Inc
- Dome of The Ceur, House. and ~
a'ls ~ their place. to be done in work
'uner. and Of the best material. nho
aainyabIe in era wford County Script
s'0aers rescrving the right 10 rejec'
WARD.
is46.-lt. %. III
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lace & y ARD,

WI eSug an extensive assortment OIL
a rs;s .ts. 10 which they invite the al.
eif tar adies; consisting IN part Of
se'n osed balzorlnes;
Y VII sngham lawns;
: conn muslns;
I'D hen and black satin stripe poIacre;
'nmer' s and book muslln;
oli VI stripe and Victoria PLAID do;
AeIIHei and points;
\. and dress capes;
WIS u I'd chemsetIs;
ny o D lace caps;
'sresa cotton lace. edgings and insertions;
tue' ling and Insertions;
- and green wells;
nits. all kinds;
- nc and LC. hkfs.;
WARD Ehte nett goods;
srt'ii ges and cords;
une, ribbons;
A y y owep md bonnet tubs;
d. !. Fhile Grape;
ID under jackets;
AsHlS sun shades;
I" @ misses bonne,s-new style.
,Grs5 +, June 6. lS46-l7
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N O T IC {

NU w.,
PROPOSALS will be received by the
ledCemmissioner RS Of era " ford coun.
''g and Pacing walk around the
10 tie Town of Van Buren,, ten feet
the Court House, fifty one feet
Trading and PAIRING the walk ten
lslghty-fve feet long. in front OF the
BRICK for walks oil to be hard Brick.
sa wood IL by 4 inches; payable IN
%nly Script, and work to be complete
day Of September A. ID. ls46, the
'n Ieserying the right TO REJECT all
loo high.
biz B. : OGDEN et;i { Commissioners
|lM.-lt23.
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WALIlACE-& WARD

TEAVE just received, per steamer Troy direct from,
Philadelpha, New York and Boston, Que Of tho
largest aud best selected stocks of Spring and Summer
Goods they brought this market, consisting in
part of blue and black English and French broadciohs
and casimeres pilot and beaver cloths; silk, satin and
cashmere vesngs; fine medium and low priced tweeds:
sanets and Kentucky jeans very cheap; large lot OF
fanucls of all eolors and at all prices Linen aud cot
ton coat and pantaoon stus; great variety. fid 40
low prices; very large stock Of brown az, bleu ched
domcscs blankets and blapket coais of all desorip.
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TOR THRCSTON'S
I'D GUE AND FEVER PILLS,
fTlBlLIOUS PILLS,
and for sale by
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
Sole AGENTS at Van Bu en-, Arks
|EIs.-2O-tf.
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And also, in each Of the respective counties, the
follow ng county officers, 10 witt one sheriff. one Cor.
oner one Clerk of the Circuit Court one County
Treasured ono County SURVEYOR and Tor the respective
,owpships in each county one Constable. and such
number Of Justices Of the Peace are authorized by
the constitution and laws Of this State And ais"
three school COMMISSIONER, for each and every county
in this State as provided be sec - OF ian act to es.
tabi.b a sysvrn Of Common Schools IN the State of
Arkansas approved Feb 3rd, 1913
The Sberfs Of the respective counties are required
10 cause SAID elections to be held according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
nv hand, and caused the Seal Of said State to
L., . be affixed at Little Rock, on the goth day June,
AD,jst6. THOMAS ). DREW.
By the Governor; ,s
DAVID b GREER, Secretary of state.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Of SrATE.t
JuIe Rock. Ark's. 2Sh april. lS45.
yE,IIE General Assembly Of tho State of Ar
Il onsos a, the last session thereof, passed The
following resolution. to wit:
,.RrsoLvEp BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF Arkansas. That it shall be Inc sfecl''
dn,v of the Sccrtrry OF Stale, to nave Inc roso''
,ions ,ho, were passed at the resent session OF
tho General Assembly, in relation 10 amending
the Constitution published in compliance WIN Inc
Co,s,;,n,ion," Approved: January OH 1872
rTL..,co.o !, compliance with said resolution,
,i in accordance with the provisions OF Art. ".
- ,ho c,n,;u,iou OF said STATE, requiring amend
n,en,s IN the Constitution. proposed by '"e "e"'
oral Assembly to be published IN a'' '''T NEWS
n,pers published in this State, three several ''"'eS,
n, Ient Twelve months !etore the next s'''T'"'
.Iec,iou !" the following amendments proposed to
said constitution are Puolsheu' nrpp
Secrtarv of State.
,c,r,,pr ar THE
STATE OF ARNASsAs' ma. '%%y ga nH Of this
s s,0p'. ,s ' "is: .,.,, ,.
Nv, ';ncornorn,ed. or established IN this state