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inefficient as the navy, Santa Anna would soon
be- winning his laurcIs on the banks of the Sa-
binc or the Mississippi"
The navy, like tho army, acts under instrnc-
tIuns; and therefore, whatever may appear to
be remiss in its movements, is not to be attn
buted to the Commodore commanding, but 10
the authorities at Washington. What could
Commodore Connor do? attack San Juan d'UI-
loa, Tampico, or Alvarado? Not without or
dors-ald these have not heretofore been g-
ven. He has been confined to the blockade of
Vera Cruz, and would have intercepted Santa
Anna, but for the passport with which he was
furnished. Let the occasion offer, and our ma
val officers will acquit themselves, as hereto
fore, with credit to themselves and to their
country. The efficiency OF the navy depends
much upon the man who is placed at the head
of the Navy Department. The late incumbent
was VIGOROUSLY incompetent to the just, I'M
partial and efficient administration Of that de-
partment and general dissatisfaction prevailed.
The gentleman who is now Secretary is Of a
different cast, and will restore things to order.
All then, that may he required of the navy in
this contest, will he performed. The enemy
has no commerce to harrass-no navy with
which TO combat; and few seaports TO batter
down. But, let the order 90 forth, to take
Tampico or Alvarldo, or even to storm San
Juan d'Uiloa, (and we hope that no order for
81, l. 80 b, \ I'd IL,
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CRACovIESNR.
Come, q come, and lake u Puff,
You will not be treated rough;
Come, o come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS BY day or night
BOOTHS CIGARS are all the go,
livery one has told me so;
They are going like hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes
P. s. JOHN r. BOOTHS Cigar ard Tobacco es.
adjustment il in HANOVER STREET, ) doors
Ssulh of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
VorIte stand Tslt Rtf1 go
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EEARD TO BEAT!
Y III THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE, sold by the NEW
YORK CANTON TEA COMPaNY'S A iENT, at
Ne. ITO GAY STREET, between Front and High
streets The Tea last received is giving satisfact an
quite equal to any previous lot. win you try them:
no Iisk-when an article does not give entire salts
faction you can return it, and have it exchanged,
or the money refunded.
o3l JAMES r. PORTER, Agent.
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THE RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA. The Cum
berland Alleghunian, democratic paper, in
announcing the result of the Pennsylvania
election, says: "The Keystone appears to
have fallen out of the democratic arch. We
have not seen the full returns, but sufficient tc
satisfy US that our political brethren got out o.
the contest something like Ampudia and hi.
men at Monterey"
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MARlNELlsT-PORT OF BALTIMnk
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 81, 1916.
FkOmrHE EXCHANGE SEADiNG-ROom BOOKS

CLEARED,
Brig Wellingsiey, Davis, Key West Manning v
Lee.
Schr Floreo, Thomas, Key West, Manning x Leel
Schr May, Harrington, Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, T. Ho0ptr.
Schr Maturity, Foxwe !, Leonardtown, Md. master
ARRIVED.
schr Cadet, Fowler, days from Bucksporl; po,a
toes, TO the master.
Steamer Cambridge, Capt. Turner I'm Cambridge
Saw nothing III the bay bound up.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Eorfok Saw OF
the Horse Shoe brig, and otfthe WolfTrap barqse
both bsund up.
SAILED-Bargue George & Henry, Ga Valpa !
raiso; Chiekasaw, Keudrck, Boston, schr Mary
Langdon, Cobb, New York. The ship Rio Grande
fot Liverpool, lowed out from the wharf by the
steamer ReliefiI deep water, where she will anish
loading
MEMORANDA;
Barque AVeron, Jordan, fin Baltimore for Vera
Cruz, was spoken 9Th inst. off Bahama Banks
Barque Lawrence, Howes, FIN Baltimore, (via ga
lcm,) arrived at Boston l7lh inst; Jas, ". Paige,
Taylor; brig Chatham, Ncke rsOn, and schr ROrbuIy,
Sears, FIN 90 do 18th; and schr Louisiana, Lowe do
do 10Th,
chr Union, BapgT, hence at Providence l7th inst
Schr John Tyler Smith, I'm Baltimore, arrived at
st Johns, n. F. LIST inst
SchI Fayeivile, Green, from Baltimore, arrived
at Wilmington, N. c. 18th inst
Schrs Ere, NickersOn, and Union, Bangs, from
Baltimore arrived at Pensacola 9Th inst
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&C CHnAP pRINTING. and PRINTING o

% CHEAP PRINTING, ana PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office u the Clipper, 1874 Baltimore.
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than I. any o'n"f
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE s. HATTEhs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c
Indeed il is needless to enunerate as we are pos
sessed oCfscities with latest styles of type and ne"
and splendid doing work IN erery style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
OUR Book TABLE. We have received rom Mr..
VIM. Taylor, North street, the November No of the
Columbian Magazine. It is embelIished with three
plates and filled VITA the usual entertaining matter,
Tx MusEgE. The SIoman Family. The patrons
sf The Saloon will learn with pleasure that the man
ager has effected an engagement with this celebrated
and highly talented family. Mr., Sloman is uniyer-
sally acknowledged to be the best comic bufro sin
ger now in the country. He is also ost excellent
low comedian, Mrs Somau, as a tragic actress
has few superors. The Misses SIomaR, as vocaIists
and instrumental perfotme rs, have built for them
selves a high and enyiable reputation, The whole
family have just return ID from a successful south.
ern tour mrs SIOnlan VIII appear TINS evening
Us "Therese," in the affecting drama of the cor
phan Of Geneva" She will be ably supported by
Mr. Ward, as ''Carwin," This gentleman makes
his first bow before Baltimore audience tonight,
He IS said to be very promising actor After the
drama, Mr.. and the Misses Soman will give grand
concert, in which will he Introduced some Of their
best productions. AS this engagement has been
made At heavy expense, W. trust that the friends
of the Museum will, by their presence, shew the
manager that they appreciate the liberal manner in
which he caters for their amusement and gratjfca.
iiOn.
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MARRIED.

On the evening Of The goth inst by the Rev. E.
BuSev, Mr.. CHARLES McCoMAs to Miss SUSAN
MoPFITT, both Of this city
AT Washington, Goth inst. by the Rev. Mr. Holmea
JOHN II. PHILLIPS, of Carlisle, Pa, to Miss EMELu
w daughter of Anthony HoImead, OF Washington
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20 DOLLARS REWARD,
ARMORY STATE FENCTBLES, )

ARMORY STATE FENClBLES,
9th Company, 9Th Reg NJ. vi. (
G1OMPANT ORDER, No. 4. You are here.
- by ordered to meet at your Armory, Court'and
street, North of Saratoga for drill, on MONDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS Of each week, at II
O'Clock, until further orders gI3-The Fines will be
strictly enforced By order,
II f. II. COCKEY, LIST Sers't.
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More TROUBLES IN EMBRYo. The people
of Burlington, Iowa, are complaining that
their city is overrun by the Mormon popula-
ton, who have been driven from Nauvoo, and
fears are entertained by the editor of the
"Hawk-Eye" that some difficulties will grow
out Of their coming TO that city
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CITY DESPATCH POST.

CITY DESPATCH POST.
FWNHIS ESTABLISHMENT having passed
N into the hands of Mr.. WILLIAM TAYLOR
will now be conducted in such a manner as to in.
sure its success, and make it NEST useful and con
venient medium of comm .niCaton to the public.
RATES. On all lGlleTs To be delivered in this
city, cents will be charged; those intended for the
Post Office, cent, to he paid for at the Box eth
erwise they will not he mailed,
Notires for Societies, Circulars aad Catalogues
Invitations 10 Parties, Balls, Funerals, SC, served
at low charge by the hundred, by calling at the
Office, Basement Of JARVIS Building, Immediately
under Mr. TayIor's Book Store.
QI3- Persons will please he particular in their di-
recuOns, and they may rest assured OF prompt and
speedy delivery of their letters.
O92-3L Z. X. FORD, Aren't for Proprietor.
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GROSS OUTRAGE UPON AN EDITOR. Tie
editor Of the Lancaster Union and Tribune
was violently assaulted in his office at that
city, on Saturday afternoon last, by High
Constable Bfntnal, because, in the slip issued
from the Tribune office, ii was stated that
BrintnaIl was guilty Of gross negligence in not
arresting Haggerty, the murderer.
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ANoTHER REsTORED IN KENNEBEC!

East LEVERhORE, August IL, i54S.
Dear Sin: on ay publish this letter, or make such
of it as you think best year ago last fall was
taken sick with severe cough, very much pres
sed for breath, lost my appetite, and bsosme very
much reduced in my general health, sweat prousey,
and could no sleep nights applied TO physician,
who done all IN his power 10 relieve and restore me,
but dis not succeed. ! confRed TO the house
most of the winter often had long spells Of severe
coughing; raised some blood Sometime in the spring
| commenced taking
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Before | had fnshed one bottle was relieved; my
cough removed; my sleep restored; bled no more.
have taken four bottles the past season. Mystrength
and general health is now good. l attribute it to
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Signed NATHAN WELLINGTON.
| am personally acquainted with Mr.. Wellington,
and heieye his statement above to be tIue.
Signed, SUMNER &. hOULTON.
On hand ard 70. sac By
TIA TIER s. CANDY, 100 w. Prattgt
Also, by Gee W. Jones, Baltimore and High sis. :,
Seth s. Han, e, Baltimore and Pratt streets: Roberts
4 Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. f.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stans6ury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per-
kins corner Market and Greensts; George II. Keerl,
No. 323 Baltimore street; N. N Robinson, So North
Gay street. ol9'lw
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RITTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Ror

For Liverpool-Ship Hargrave, 10 succeed the n
Grands.)
For LiVeIpool-Ship Scotia Goth inst.
For Belfast, Iesnd-Ship Washington with dci
parch.
Fer Premiership Troy, soon.
For Bremen-ShiP Schiller, with despatch.
For Premiership Johannes, with despatch.
For MaTseilles-FrenGh ship Henri, with despatch
For Msrseilles-Fr. Barque L'Ange Garden, soor
For Valparaiso and ports in The Pacific hatqU
HOrtensia, Oct. IS.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Abo, few days.
Fer Kingston, Jam-Big Glamorgan, 18th inst
For Kingston, Jam-Brg Cambrian, few days.
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ANNAPOLIS STAR. This journal closed its
existence on Tuesday, after ga life of four
years hardship and incessant toll" 1t desery-
ed better fate.
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On the Goth inst, SUSAN c. HUBER, in the 33d We
Of her age.wfe of Henry f Huber
On the 20 In inst. JAMES ROBINSON, in the 45:h Vel
of his age, native of the county Down, Ireland b
for the last IA years resident of this city.
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NEGROES WANTED.

THyHE subscriber wishes to purchase, immediate
a Iva number of likely NEGROES, of both sexes,
for which the highest market price will be paid
Apply at the Washington hoie', fRAIl SiKEBIi
a few doors above Hanover-st., where | can at all
times be found All communications promptly at.
tepded TO, To22-tN5'l WILLIAM HARKER.
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yuyHE LATE TRAGEDY

IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Just Published in an extra Republican, and foi sale,
wholesale and retail, by
VIM. TAYLOR & CO.,
4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings North ct.
NIB. BOYS LOOK OUT! Only O. per ham
dred. Call early 0so
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OGERS' DIAMOND CEn ENT-For
4 q mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Omaments, SC, so that the break is scarcely per
ceptble and as strong before broken, For sale
only by g. P RO ERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
90 Price % cents o22 lw-jel2-iy
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Equity. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
H. made of pure Lnseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, from 80 TO 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps ii on hand in large quantities. and
making it ysteam power, is prepared TO NIL large
orders at short notice
J.W. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
sl3-e0 opposite Bait and Ohio K r. Depot,
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REFORM IN VIRGINIA. The Fredericksburg
Recorder, democratic paper, in noticing the
adoption ofblennial sessions of the Legislature,
by tie people of Maryland, says it will be a
most salutary reform, and hopes to see it intro
duced into Virginia.
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RENcoNTRE IN VIRGINIA. A. rencontre &C.
cured at Culpepper Court House, Va, on
Tuesday last, between a man named BentIy
and another named Milan, in which the former
was killed. The offender is in Jail.
BIENNIEL SESSIONS The majority for this
measure, so far, is 1901, leaving Caroline and
Calvert counties to be heard from.
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received nom Mr..
VIM. Taylor, Nerth street, the November No OF the
Columbian Magazine, It is embelIished with three
plates and filled wita the usual entertaining matter.
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OFFICE OF EMORY x co.

UFFIUE OF EMORY ( co.
Opposite Bananas, Bait. Md.
b2- OFFiClhL DRAWING vi the Md. ConsoIi
dtted Lottery, class No. 40, for 1896: For heneOt
of the Susquehanna Canal:
10 SIS so 40 II $ 2 So IS 50 s.
Is and So being The LIST and I'd drawn Nos each 100
4S and co. beiRg the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 80
and II, being the 9Th and 9th; or 2 and 80, be-
ing the 7th and Sth drawn Nos. each so
GO and rs, being the 9th and 9th; or 90 and 60 be.
ing the l0h and lth drawn Nos. each so
IS and 50, being The I'd and 3D.; or 40 and S. be-
ing the I'd and 4lh drawn Nos. each 40
II and 49, being the 4th and 5th or and 49, be-
ing the 18th and 9th drawn Nos. each 25
Al HAVING TWO Of the drawn Mes. on them, each Is
Az having one emily OF the drawn Nos on, 8
1t EMORY s. Co, No. q N. Cavert-st.
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400 900 quarter Ticket, February asst.

VIZ:
geo 600 600 Quarter Ticket, February als'
$500 Half " jaiygist,
And on FRIDAY the neat little prize of "a Geo 10
cOored man, hod carrier in the small Fry CriCket
before the year ends. We refer for the fact of the
above prizes being sold by us to the Managers Of
eaI drawing where all prizes are noted AT the bottom,
Of the above prizes were sold in Packages.
We are selling daily namber prizes 10 Our custom
At home and abroad. We invite all to cali and eX
anime our selection of Tickets before purchasing
elsewhere, and we can almost insure Capital Ot
scme thiee number prize. Some persons must draw
our prizes and why not the reader well as any one
else every body with stands a fair chance, both
white and Golorsd, male and female. Ceme one,
come all
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE:
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets 50, 90 shares in
proportion.
THURSDAY, caii.al slO,OOs, tickets $50, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets esq., shares in pro
portion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets Soc, shares in
proportion.
Please remember the snail Fry on Friday, lin which
we sold the last week. and we intend TO do
same to day Try package, which will cost fer q
Tickets only S3 nnd stands chance OF drawing brss
capital prizes. The prize II last week was in pack
age only IS erR's for a single ticket. Frail heart
never won prize. Gene try what luck there IL i0r
You,
Persons ordering tickets from a distance may rely
on having item sent as CORE. ty as ifthey were 10
choose themselves, and the official drawing sent as
sOOR as drawn.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who puf-
chase by the package or quantity.
Fer sale in the greGteStvaricty oflueky nhmoefa, op
te package single ticket or share All ofdefs, PEI
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
n, DOYLB, 40. IG4 Pralts,reet,
!, TR1 Ouposite B 81 o. n. r. Depot
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NEVER WAS BEAT. EMORY * co.
IN stand without a rival in selling Prizes. Nos 2
80 rs, the grand and beautiful prize of lOOGO DOL
LARS in package of Halves, was sold TO a gentle
man of this city. Nos Is g IS, another beautiful
prize of2,4i9 DOLLARS in package OF quarters,
was sent per letter TO lady residing at Harper's
Ferry, Va. Six of $500 EACH sold to customers; be-
sides several Of S2O0, $780, sc &c. This is glory
enough for one day. All who patronize the old es
tabliShed house are sure to meet with fortune.
THIS DAY! THIS DAY!
Another beauty Of $40 o00-75 Nos. and "A ballots
prize of Sl00GO prize Of $4,000
1000 " l,400
and 10 of 81 COO EACH
Tickets only 53-shar in proportion.
EMORY & co. will sell package of % tickets
in this grand little Scheme for $40, that can draw
you $4,000 Every package sold by Emory * Co. is
guaran eed to contain IA prizes, We say try your
luck, and let it be package. The most sure way to
come at the large prizes, is to purchase from Emory
Il Co. package.
P.S.-For prize packages or siaple tickets, ad-
dress the old established house of Emory s. Co., Cd
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMJRY & CO., u. s. Lottery Agency,
No. 9 Calyert-st,, ID Lottery office
Is from Baltimore street.
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.

n. w. 5. EVANS, President,
A. w. STOCKTON, Sec'y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
Fran The arkansas Democrat.

The following letter from one ofour Washing.
ton correspondents, although due more than two
weeks ago, only reached us last sunday we
make this explanation as an apology for lis non'
aspea rance al an earlier period:
Washington city, D. c. July, 1916;
Among the well authenticated rumors here, is
one generally believed, and. indeed, it is pretty
cer,ein. that Gov. YELL has been offered the ap'
ponlment of commissioner OF the Land BUREAU
+ ia we'll understood that this office requires a
man of superior legal knowledge, and great Prac,
,icnI detail-inst such superior talents as Gov,
Yr,r is known to possess. This is high com.
oI,mon, 10 the Arkansas member. and there is no
doubt bu, he will preside over the department,
with his usual ability. Indeed, the Governor
seems to be fitted for every thing. As Judge.
he had no superior-as Governor. he was SIN.
asher. nsa member in Congress, he was the
righ, bower Of democracy, having controlled the
whole Calhoun wing asa General, he would have
fouphtlike the deviIh had he become. one; as Land
Commissioner, he will soon become the Socius oil
the Robin Of the Treasury-cnd, Rodin.hke, his
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
QUEEN WYE.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS BROUGHT To
MIND WHILE LOOKING OVER THE

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS BROUGHT TO
MIND WHILE LOOKING OVER THE
CAREER OF EX-RECElVER; OF CON.
GRESHAM. EX-GOV'NOR, CONGRESS.
MAN A SECOND TIME, DESERTER
FROM TIE HOUSE OF REPRESEN.
TATlVFS. AND NOW COLONEL, AND
YET AN ASPlRANT FOR ANOTHER
OFFICE--GOV. YELL.
Who came here with q commission in his peck.
ct!
Gov. Yell.
Who has had office given him ever since he has
been in the State ?
Gov. Yell.
Who has held office so long that he speaks
with contempt Of the inhabitants Of our gaan!
sc Gov. Yell.
Who complains that President Polk made an
offer to England in relation 10 Oregon, without
asking his consent
Gov. Yell.
Who endeavored to break the glorious Con-
slution of our Union, by advocating that Texas
should have navy Of her own-which is not
permitted to any State
Gov. Yell.
Who turned "Native" by slandering, in the
Halls of Congress, those who composed the great
err portion of our gallant army that won Immortal
honors on the Rio Grunde
Gov Yell.
Who left on, of the speech he had circulated
in this State, bis contemplate attack upon our
adopted citizens, knowing that it would not be
well received by his constituents, TO whom he
should especially express himself, and thus coun'
terteited
Gov. Yell.
Who made speech 10 Buncombc, on the Ore
gon question
Gov. Yell.
Whom did the democrats last send to represent
this state in the House OF Representatives in Con-
sress
Gov. Ioil.
Who left the democratic party in the lurcb,
with fingers in our mouths, and nothing TO say in
the lower branch Of Congress .....s
Gov. Yell.
Who holds two Offices now. and not satisfied
with these, is endeavoring to move oil things To
get third one!
Gov. Yell
| Who insuI,ed tho democratic party, by calling
them ".Sriss corps;" thus fascinating, that we
were all hirelings, merely, 10 principle
| Gov. Yell. -,
! VINO PLEDGED HIMSELF IN 1914, TO SUPPORT Mr.
WALKER THE WING NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS!
| Gov. YelI.-Helana Journal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
VOLUME 6-NO. rs
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE % 90

superior mind will enable him to control the whole
administration. There is only one thing n,
| which the Governor ever failed. and that was
running against "OLD BLrcHER." IA compli.
ment paid to Col. ASHLEY, by Gov. YELL, in n
| speech made by him at the City Council room in
Little Rock, at the last meeting the Legislature,
as mark of distinction for the Important ser.
vices which he had rendered the drmrcrac party
during the campaign in 1914. Edt. Dem Blu.
cher has out franked him oil hollow. mt :.
SEWER, it is said, will go Minister to Russia.
and it is TO be hoped that AsHLRY will be proyJ
ded for in some great station, perhaps the court Of
St. James. Room would thus DO made for some
of our talented asprants, and Arkansas would
begin to have her due weight in the Union. Con.
way B. is here. He is an applicant for commits.
sonershp to settle the Cherokee difficulties, If
he gets nicely through with this be can have the
pick of offices. Three commissioner ale to take
up the Cherokee business, with full power 10 walk
into the Treasury until THE rascaly Cherokees nre
satisfied. Ross claims 1000, 900 for his party.
Juge PaschaI 100000 for his Treaty men.
Tine old settlers only claim S5,O00,OOO. 1t is
presumable. however, that these fifiy.four forty
men, will compromise short of the mouth of tho
Columbia, and that not over one half of the nat
ion will be ceded for the benefit of Arkansas,
"OId Festisty' leaves here to-day, much re.
GREETED by all the mellow fellows about the ay.
enue. We never had a more popular lobby Nom.
ber ONE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08

ne'ng ons"seu III I've tiouse' ! was no' au,'S
co. un''' u..et '''e uoJour''nen' OF INC Senate a
'''I .p"',''ee 10 "hon, was Yesterday feeo',a.
.eu "r "a,e,ouso o',' nau rePo,'eu " oa'A' "'
; ; as uneAPec'eSly' VIII" Two no' very
loi'a". u'i'e''ue'S senator pA VINO nus =,
nau 'nls o'.' III cnarse' s'a'eu .n'' no reported II
80 promptly mercy 10 give en opportunity 10,
any sen''or 10 MAKE Wna' oojec.'ons ne in'sn'
P'ease 10 'no TWO "'l''u"en's. II WIN P,oouo.
DC passed previous 10 taxing up OF MT. NC