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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10
DARE g. HOGE

:" otLD respectfully Inforu
thenr ffiends and The puhl,-
generally. that they are just HASH.
ing OF tac h~and-oosc>t ss-ortn-Dt
LEI fsshBonst3e Hats ever offered \,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

EIATR BRCsuEs-A ane ..-ort,,~,, ~ 500,
~ american Hair brushes. for -a,e Nv
p"e' T. J&TnoRNBRook.
LIVE Cks crc-- Lamp wiek. Ma 5 IaGr...
90 No =. suited for AreheFs Lard Lswr.. jast re-
November %, Iss6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

these nvcrs which are 50 many inland scas as
II were Aud what the general govern
ment, Why that would b. thought the
must incredible thing hereafter.
IL wotld not te b 'lievcd that IL ever had
entered into the head al ANY administration
that these we've not objects deserving the care
AMI attention of the government. | think.
therefore, that IA, Har5or Bill negatived by
the President. raises vital question. 4, was
put nm Congress; II has been put since IL was
put ot the rolls, | put Al RoW To b, tLe ques-
ton whetliet these internal Improvements of
the waters Oi the lakes or n,er, shall bc made
or shall not b. made; and ihos, who say they
shalt not 10 made. are right To adhere To Mo.
ok and those who say they shall b. made
aud they Will have then, made. why then
they have the work ia their own hanis and
will ITO a..
do not know that they OF the east and
north have ans especial interest in this bat |
tell you what We oi the cast think that we
have an especial interest in a.. | have thought
-. al least ever ~i1Cc | have been at Congress,
aud believe oil nv aSsodiatc, lr0m AlassaChu-
-cits have sl~O thought ~. We think We have
sn interest, sni an especial interest. IN man
hesinig a spiut and hbcrality iu regard To oil
eNpcn-c ior Improvements at those parts OF
iie country watered by the Mississippi. lAp-
plause.)
Now gentleman, what was the harbor bill
OF TIE last sssiou-whs was that bill which
both Houses passed. aud the President yeioell
Hen it's. Aud although this bill had ihne
readings IN Congress, and one more Shen il
came hack vetoed. | would ask Tor a fifth
reodinS now. MIR. Hon. OF n. Y. here read
the bali as follows;
lie Il enacted by the senate and House of
hcpfe scniatiVcs ol the United States Of Anne
nca in CougrcSs assembled, That a sum ct
b., aud l. hereby appropriated. 10 b.
paid out ct ANY appropriated money in tho
l r'asury, sufficient for the following purpo-
So. viz
l%iD sJ-Eor ti,c tho r,nti,u.,;o, ~ -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

:. S~FELLE.s-So dos q. p. s,,-Ier. . v.,x
superior edition for sale ny J A T H~ORNnRooE
Ai@ro p Gro-s q = rrinsor, for sale By
p~eN IA H~oRNBRoOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

EtAMILN HAMS. "a few NOV. ZEN a, m. -
q sort aud for sale by n. JAMisox
December ?. lsfs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-10

ErGUNE SUES new norel. tn. Altar Con. 49,,
q. ELLIS. III Main stre>a
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03
JAMES z. GAINES

We regret that. since the IA. I
weeks Designating Banner r.'.naa 4
time 10 attend to ihIs gentleman, @e II
provoked attack upon US, In tina, ,,s
aoseyer. not surprised 10 see him ~, u
like Byrd. seeks noioriefy. fIe IN, ~ paa'
jim Crow so often. and so long o,,..
organize the democratic party, ,b,, !; fds|
been eypscted ,hnl he would u,ke .s.ssj
ton Of himself. This i, The SANE j,.'
who sscpped- forward as The pr.s..
Sewer. in ls43. and filled The cov,s's n
productions; and who. subssquep,Iv "
received. fom the stump, 10 his o., ~
The hands Of Col. Sewer, such a Co.,.
il he had tho sense Of shaMe sbo,, u
caused him ever after TO hide h,m,..If ~
view. He is the same J. F. Gaipe. ~ \
the canvass Of ~, was the ,unno,,.
stump. Of X. Z. Byrd, the disorsas;,;.
alto for Governor-who has ever b...
some member OF the democratic ps,,,
has hitherto only sustained himself /,
gning-though he cul it rather fa,. x.
years ago, he took the specie, and d.,
he did il for the benefit Of his COUNTY n
attend 10 his case horealier.-naers
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03
Major Cien'l U. 5. A

The Dsaiw q Canadd.-The Courier des
Eiaies Unis ns been involved in a discussion
of Canada af,irs, in which no has had OCCASION
to defend himself from the charge OF counsel1Ing
the Canadas revolt. The Courier rePels this
with some pirit, but avo"s 10 the following
terms its opinous Of the destiny Of Canada:
1.-The separation OF Canada from England and
its incorporation with the United States are. We
solemny believe bic; they must occur in one
or form anotisr. We content ourselves BY avow.
ing this conyttion and Po ntng out the advanla.
ges which, il our opinion. will accrue Iherefrom
10 the Frenc Canadas. But the more WINGED
we are that bis great nc, Of ema naipalon is writ.
ten in the box Of fate. the more imPrudent would
il seem 10 usfor the French Canadians to attempt
to obtain byrevo!l or purchase with their blood
tina, which 10 inevitable course Of human events
will one da give them with little or no cost
The Canadians will never he sufficiently powerful
to throw of he yoke of England that yoke will
fall Of ltself,or the Americans will break it for
them. Let hem wall then with resignation and
allow the Juice of God 10 take its course; such
has ever ben our advice 10 them, and such we
give them SILL"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

FoUND. HUMAN llEADs-Great srciiemsni-
There was n great excitement N the ncrghhor.
hood or Thirteenth mud Christian streets, yester
day, IN consequence Of two human nends. one
white and the other black, having been found
upon n vacant lot by some boys. who ate ye that
thcv were thrown there about ] | O'Clock, among
some DIRT carried from the cghbort,ood of Eighi
and Chestnut streets. When discovered they
had the appea rance Of having been recently dc.
capitated, tho flesh remaining. rs we'll MS the huir
upon them, but evidently preserved by corrosive
subl,mnre, "r some ether i'r'pa ration.
The Fact soon spread, and hundreds Of people
quickly assembled on the spot for The purpose OF
getting view Of them Various rumors were
put IN circulation. some of winch were of the
most horrible charnc;er, and totally unf, for pub.
lica.on, inflammation soon reached Alderman
Fletcher. who repaired to the place, and with
others, used his bts, rnd,nvors TO aIlny tho tx.
ciemenl, and ferret out tie source from whence
the heads came One female expressed her read.
,o'Hs i" b' qunl'h'd that they were dropped upon
the lot by nun. with one arm. namrd Conkirp,
carrier. and others we're equally ready 10 testify
to some wful story OF blood and murder! AT ar
repealed eii"r's on 'hr part of the Alderman to
procure box, he finally sucrccded. and with his
own hands placed the heads in the same. nailed
them up, and sent then to the Moyamensing Aims
House. Irish Tract lane. I'd. .. r..-. ...nn
During the entire aiirrnOon. and up 10 late
hour last evening nothing else seemed To pnar"ss
the attention Of the residents of the neiyhbnrhood
CONJECTURE afier cOnjrcture-rdmor a. ter rumor,
INV from one to another, and, rs YET, tho whole
affair is involved in deep my st-ry. Certaini, is,
'here Is something wrong, and VIZ trust the proper
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03
The ,,ea uer Isaac Carrot arrived on yes'srda!
morning. Capt. Armstrong came passenger Of

iron Monday last, we received but about one hfth
Of our usual quantity Of mail i There were several
p.snesrs in the sase. and We suppose tia, the mail
was len sn,il thsrs should be no ps''s's, When We
suppose We shall receive the missing malls
The mail failed again yesterday. On Monday
70 10, little, on Friday less. We received three
papers Of older dates than received week ago,
and begin now 10 think that we had better no,
have growIed ., receiving one fifth Of mail, as
the Contractors seem determined to bring ii as
they please, and if We don't sro~l my MORE
perhaps whom they have no bundles and packages
Of freight, and there are no passengers 10 bring
through, tina. they will bring us fql' mail after
awhile. Yesterday tho Little Rock Gazette
failed, and il We continue in the same ratio, we
shall ss, less on Monday nes', and on Friday
uosnn8' s.r-s assft,t all y In n ..... ...' F.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03
HOW lie LOST His TAN

"Geu.Iemen.' said tail Ken,ucLs,
up, and Ieisnr-ly taking bis seat in y,r,,,
don't make fun Of tina. thar dog, il ,or \.
and with o face Of profound 'msionssi'
touching Pathos he added, ''unls. yo
hurt his feelins." .7
"Oh. Of course not, cir, II. YOU S,l,.
But pray. how did lie come to BE- cuu,iLJ 4,
fair proportions" ...a
"Welt. gentlemen III tell YOU" sid a.
tuckIan, rrplenishing the capucous hoIlos |,
cherk with n quid of tobacco. TIN, IL,
was the greatest bar hunter Of Ksi.,.,l
few years ago, used to take nv n6. :.
Riplearer, Of an afternoon, and think NIL
killing ten bars. One cold day 10 ii. p;pl
~'nter, bsin, troubled good deal with y J.
bar that used to carry of our pigs By d. -
started out with Riplearer, determined 10 I'M
old rascal or die in the attempt. Wei
we'd gone, about two miles through In =
we all of Il sudden came right smack % =
bar. with his wife and three cubs. Iini
couldn't shoot EN- all at once. and kno,l
killed eilher Of the old uns. 'oher would uI|
me. for ! could see they were mortal hup,J
So says J., rip, wha,'ll we DOT Rio ~
wha. was sayia', and without waitn 10 boiI
contab about It, be guv growl, and PITCHED
10 among them. With that let hy At i,
bar, COS know'd she was the wust Wiz,
cubs was about. Over she rolled 90 da,,
mnckcrcI. Rip lie hilched on the he a,
the, had most n mighty tussie for abou, ir,l
utrs, when The bar bcgun to roar enough Gi,
murder. run up then aud knocked hi,
out with tho butt end Of my rife. The
were so skcrHd and cold that killed em l
abou! two minutes with my knife. But Ry
on terrible abou, my knockIn' off the old d
tue head. Al iust ! thought be was gcp
tackle on me. and s,ys Rip. that's doun
ungralcfui.' With that, he sneaked off iu,
but could easily see he was terribly mad 4
" ell, left the bars all on The ground. cod
ing 10 call back with the ne,ghbors for 4
soon as could let EN- know On The way \
Rip KEEP ahead Of me. Every time he ID
how killed The old bar. his tail would staal
'P wv ""s gu u
g-tl,n' on TO nishl. and began to grow fx
! rold. About half mile from the hous
he come 10 n Init, lhInkln' he'd have anon
back III the direction Of the bar. The rsa
EN- raised his dander wuss than ever. lh
stood RICH, sqIar up. as stiff rs "A hoo hasI
Just lien 1t come on colder than ever, skI
Rps tail frz exactly ms it stood. ! Wi
bad fix h'd no fire to thaw it. Wh'sll
thinking whit I'd DO to &c. il down again.
buck deer sptung up and On r,ed right ove',A
al Out fifty yards ahead. Rip did not wal'
told ~hnr TO 90. but pitched helI.bsnl ads
deer. lcrocked away with my rife, all
raised the fzz between his horns. As -
RIP got ht,Einc". he. though, he'd mak''!
GU. so he &nshed right through, but All ~
so brinie il broke IF bripeen he rails, p"
Rip was done for good. He never bad y
show AFTER lhat.-,t brokehis spiri, a. Welt
tail, and that's how he camc TO lcsea.
now, gellenen. IN gti,in N lrule dry. sndf
have no objection, ~s'!! Jake hora;"
NJ, ". Mir
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Dws learn BY gentleman from the Seminole ma.
sos that Halleck Tus-tee mug gee, Wild Cat, Octi.
archee and several other Seminole Chiefs. have pur-
.hascd 10, Of goods and gone out TO trade with the
psairs India ns-Camanches and Tiers.
The seminoes have good crops. are quiet, and have
been blessed with an unusually healthy season. The
Creek nation. also, eon,inucs very healthy. Nothing
ofintsrest has transpred Of lss he Greek council
suppose 10 session; at its sdjournment, should
there be any thing worth relating, prom sed an
account Of it.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Grn. Ts,lor's rp;y 10 his Proposed NOntaaf'oA
for Pyr,iassi.-1he following letter has e'en re-
eeived from uajo General rASLoa, BY the ehs' =
man Of the n,-eins herein Referred to he'u ~ ~
New York, IN sich nat gallant officer res, o'd'
n handsome terns TO The resolution passed on ''''
OCCASION: u .r... .tr..E-# t"!.I T.
HEAp QuAirESs.ARNY OF oocuTArloN't
Camarro, Mn., Aug, l4gh 1916.
{ Dear Sir.-rhe md ofyesierday conveyed %
me your letter Of The i6ih Of Jolly, accompany
ing a COPY Of the resolutions recently ador'en III
New York city. and expressive ui the apP'oOa
tion Of large numbr Of citizens Tor the feee"
services of the Amy dOccupanon. For 'h'''e eA'
pressions our warmel gratitude, Is due, "no Tue.
will be long remembered as renewed incentives
10 exer,ion 10 the case Of the country.
For your own vey complimentary no'e' my
personal thanks arealso due. Permit me TO 81 !
it is a source Of graduation 20 me, That inc "ee'
ing RETAINED from he med;ated nomlnat'oni 'o'
the high office in question ! have no asp'r',''"S
The government bus assigned to me an arduou'
aud responsible daty, in the prosecution Of Inc
existing war; in conducting il with honor TO The
country, lie all my real aspirations.
|, is with grea pleasure. sir. that thus nc
knowledge the gratitude Of the Army for the good
opinion and Cheering approval OF the cItizf's oil
New York CEy. With assurances Of our warm
appreciation AID my own personal wishes ioI
your prosperity life.
runain. dear sir,
Most sincerely. yours.
Z. TAYLOR,
Moinr l,rnI IT, s. A.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

The .P.nnsr- continues IL. stale charge that Col
ASHER usi,es our elsrr,s not ~ithsanding eur mot
possi,e End uneqsivoeai denials- Wy
This course 10 aiike uajust 10 Distinguished Sen
.tor and d,sreputa BILE to that print We no, will
ing that Others shsii bear responsibilities for We
arc ever ready and willing carry own brthens.
Il exhibits the low and deg position that arn, has
fallen into 10 the foul receptacle Of the prrduetions
Of every smbitioss ssPass, mad serb,er AMI anruly
dsogsniser Of its own gang ~ho feel the lash Of Pasi'e
sentiment, xb.refore il 90 readily believes. Or fsi,n.
10 believe that other presses are under the sa degra
ded v...slse The poor hack, who o.tensbly controls
the Banner 10 20 used TO his masters s,eppx in and
welding the editorial pen under his ire ,poiSle au
,hor,y that ks uay innoeen,y believe that every press
like the Banner" has masters other than ihe whose
names Ay At their m.st head, but the sriiu of the
/" Western Mouth Piece" knoes better and will not
dare come GU, over his o~n proper Signature and
tain what be asserts in his skuikng hole the Banner
Office lie knous that he 10 unbla.hingly uitsing a
base falsehood and conveying hise inference by a
base and ressoning such senseles
As s only rssorted to BY who have substa Itsl
reas sons TO sustain their positions. F ...
Hear the F" Apostaie " OF his smsnssasis when he
ssys 'wby did rs not reply his article in reason.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03
From Noah's Messengsr.I

denoe o. ihs Nayor.- he residence OF 'ns "
or. in Broadway the tirs, house from Inc bo''''!'
one OF The cunos'1es OF New iofN' """
Old inhahilrn,, a. me passes by, casts 'ooog"' '"
luu period when II was inhabited oy "'." "'s''"
guIshrd in our evolutionary annaIs-h"e''e""
aud English.
,B fore the revolution. y was occup'eu ny '''
different English otficers Who co,ninanneu ''e
troops in this city, and was con'aefe' no dpe"
age 10 tie tort m the rielnlty. '"hen "1ncra'
Charles LIE was s-nt on from Boston oy WASH
ingon, IN the spring OF l''o' 10 'ofu,y '"'S '"S'
he made "kennedy House MS heau quarters
Alter that, GENERAL Putnam VINO hau cAe1"''e
command OF The city, before the cohinahue''n'
chef arrived. lived 10 ms ouhoihS WIN MS "he
aud daughters. they having accompanied MN AT,
ter having The camp al Cambridge. ",ne'"'
Washington resided IN II Tor short "mr of,ole
til" evacuation OF the city IN ITO, wheh Inc Din
lsh landed and took possession.
Sir William Hove, The conmandrr-in-ch'f' OF
the InsadIug army. next TOOK possession OF Tue
mansion, ahd Tier lie fesiurd uh''' no ~eh' WIN
ms army To fh'iad'I2h' amer 'he on''e u
Brandy" from "hlch Guy ne was 'co"e'
home 10y III" orders OF Lofo "eofse "rf"i''he, !"
answer Why he had mol oe''en Inc ia"ht's'-
llIs able defence vii be remembered by all read
ers OF American history.
SIR Henry Clinton evacuated Philadelphia, W
June, IT'S, and, marching through New Jersey,
fought the ba!.!e OF Monmouth With Washington.
which was kind OF drawn game. and succreded
IN reaching andy Hook, from whence his army
was conveyed 10 this city. Sir Henry Clinton,
who had been appointed commnder.n-ch'rf. IN
J place of Sir William Howe. next Ocrupied the
old mansion; and there he kept slate IN IordIy
style, "wth feast and banquet" for several years
! The accomplished, but unfortunate Andre, Sir
| Henry's aid, IN this fine old building rote the
very letters 10 Arnold, under the name of John
Anderson, which ended in ;be deep. damninS
treason Of the une, aud the scahold and halter
for The other.
The roof Of the old mansion has sheltered the
stately forms of Washington. Puluom, Green
| Lee, ind all the glorious field officers Of seventy
six. Nor has il been inhospItable 10 our country,
enemi,s. Howe. his brother. the admiral Ear
Clinton. CORVALLIS, Lord Rawdon, nfcrwnri,
Marquis OF Hastings, Carleton WiIIium w. Of
England. then a m,dshipman. Andre. Tnrteton
kny pi,at isrt,. De Reldrsei, and hosts Of Others
well aown ~ the anuaI Is Of the tunes. have Toasted
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

.O"irages and Rios in Phiiadelplia-The
Philadelphia papers are filled with accounts of
outrnRes and riots in that city and couptv. On
the 9th, there was desperate. riot between a
number OF colored persons and gang of owdrs.
known as "klIers." in which pistols and bind.
gfons were freely used. and several persons dan.
gefousiy wounded. enc coiored man having a..
ce,ved nv stabs. Ono of tho rowdies v,. r,e..
ted. An attempt was made to renew the rio, on
the 9TH, but tho police being gu. 10 full strength,
put stop to it.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Mr.. Jns. Armstrong writes to the Reveills. that .
man. BY the name Of Lrkin. now Consul for the United
States at Monterey Upper California, lisa great scoun
drel and an impostor that he 'windles the emgrants
gu, OF their money BY claiming fees which he is moi
sntitled to- that he the prime mover in having tbs
American. t,ksn prisoners in $780, and sent in chains
70 Me.co ih. he forged the signatures to the petition
TOT his appointment; besides committing many othe'
ses Of the b.sest kind. He rsPssssnts % entirely
neompstcnt to discharge the dutes sad bic expulsion
, hsasSiy desired BY all. !! ssHGk ui % u.isU1le
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

inotAT Dis"guHi.sI IN Iat feM.-CoL Gaines, the
tenderfosd democrat Of " and disorganzer Of ~, is
out in the Banner in . long winded TRADE upon Col
Ashley and his friends. II is Col A. lot 10 have dis
orga nizss against him, but that will make demo
erats stick the closer to him. The "Bsnner'' is now
entirely in the hands Of spoststss and ganres.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

MONUMENT TO PtaaY.-The people Of Buffalo
arc talking about erecting a monument to the
msmory Of Com. Perry, the hero Of Lake Erie.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Of 0erMsjor Noah makes this apology for tho ed.
i,or ofthe New York Tribune: '.Half the world"
says be, .don't understand Greeley, and half the
time he don't understand himself He has only
an awkward why Of pcrsuading you to think as
he does-no,hins more. Ho always puts me in
mind Of Mahome,, who used to say, in the mos.
.tS,c,,oaate manner - Believe. or you de-" .F
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Governor General q Canada.-The Mon,rea
t,aze''e announces. upon authority. that Lord
Caihcaus ecall has been received. The Ga.
ae,.e has no nlimaton as to his 'ordship's prob.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

90 The great Cricket match al New foFk, broke up II
row; tho stakes were awarded to the New York and
PhilsdelPha club.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

g, Mr.. and Mr. Wood, the celebrated vocalsts, ar,
esgsged for the new Federal Street Theatre, Boston
and are soon expected in this country.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

r. There are more strangers in New York this fall
than has ever been known before Business is exceed
infly brisk.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

VI II nPpeurs. from publication in the Nat.
ionul ln,egencer, that out of 1856 births in
Paris, during the year 1874. &c, 43O were ilIegit-
innate. OF the legitimates 5,744 were born in
private houses, and 1856 in hospitals.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

or Madame Jumsl, widow Of Aaron Burr, vas
mos, shamefuIIy insul,ed at Saratoga. short
time since, BY some iIImannered Doors, who took
offence 4, her riding in coach and four.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

6rWe are indebted to Col. LEWIS, for the
Repor, Of the late Indian Commissioners to the
wild Indians. We will give extracts at n future
time. % a..rf..... 3D. .s...r.. ...- ....
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

IRON our outside will b found fall ard authentic
seeosu; Of the prcsca. Assmoa difficulties. There
o., many different reports Of the battles but think
Tie ore we give most entitled to credit.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

e1The Secretary Of the Treasury. j, is said,
has serious doubts whether the Sub-Treasury bill
can b pu, into effective operation witbou, further
lesislatiou by Congress.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Tom Starr, and several others Of the Cherokee
outlaws, hays msds their appearance near Evans.
Wills, since the passage o. the bill Of Amnesty.
w hops tina, they may lead better and quieser
Fife. 10y 49, d. r., -,,issa-grs ....r ..I
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

or The failure oeour exchanges, we hope.
will be sufficient excuse to our readers for the
lack OF news in our columns to-day. ..r,.. ,
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Treasury Noies.--The President. hs' :. =
'zed Its Secretary Of the Treasury 10 lssos ~
the amount of halfa million ofdollars, o. =
nomination Of $50 and 500. Notes o. =
denomination will be occasionally issueoo'i
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

The 81. Louis ReveilIs ays that the agent Of the
Hudson Bay Company in that city. making extensive
purchases Of goods their trading posts in the Indian
eosntry The company prefers pnr chasing at that
>.es rather than swat the long delayed c.gocs from
ENGLAND, ,t'- -...
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Mu,der.--A man named Joseph Deadl.
arrested recently in Cincinnati for he m'
Philip Andrews, BY shooting him win
He was committed for trial fticr full eSa'p"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Tho mornings and evenings are now getting cool
and tho heat At no time Of the day is oppressive.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

G- Sickness still prevails, to . considerable
extent. among the volunteers stationed al Fort
Gibson.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

GrThc Cherokee Council commences on Mon.
day next; We hops that come Of our fresds in
that quarter may furnish as with an account Of
what trnspires. Ills. F.. d.. a. uogc .H2--a .rn