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The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

The Pay OF VoLUNTEERs.+It ought never to
be forgotten that at the last session of Con-
gress proposition was made by promi nent
member of the Wing party to instruct the mil
itary committee, to bring in Bill TO increase
the pay of the volunteers who were mustered
into service from 81 to $40 per month, aud this
proposition was strongly and eoquently advo
Gated by the Wing party, and denounced and
defeated by the Locofoco party. This is the
manitestatio of the love of those who profess
to have the "dear people" in their peculiar
charge. Shame upon you ye Locos-whIe you
are receiving So day, you are not willing to
grant TO those who are fighting your battles 33
cents per day. Now is it possible that the Lo-
coioco party can sustain itself before the coun-
try when ITS legislation is marked by acts like
this-wiii not the honest portion OF the part v
bel disgusted at such outrageous injustice and
at once determine to be no longer deceived by
the hollow-hearted professions with which they
have been so often deceived. Freemen. Of
whatever party, be no longer deceived-place
Your confidence no longer upon the promises o
party who say they will give you honey, but
deal out nothing but gall and wormw ood-who
have sweet words of affection on their lips, bur
deception in their hearts. Recollect the Vol
unteers and their dear friends the leaders o.
the DEMOCRATIC party, when they can impose
upon you, they viii deal with you likewise.
.JHSTICE
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State of Imdiana,l

Vanderburgh County. !
II Ohm +. FISHER having this day made an
% affidavit before me James 7. Walker
Master in Chancery of the Vanderbnrgh Circuit
Court, that he expects to be made party de-
fendant in a suit hereafter TO be commenced
against him by John w. Kirkbride; and that
the testimony of Andrew J. Rowden and Lewis
Neal Of said county, is material aud nee esary
to the defence OF said snit, and II appearing that
the said John w. kirkbride is not now al in
habitant OF the State of Indiana.
Therefore it is hereby ordered, that the said
John w Kirkbrid shall be notified that oil the
10Th day OF October, A. d. 1886, between the
hours OF 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock T. Nj E.
OF said day, at the office OF James L. Walker,
in the town of Evansville. the said Andrew
J. Rowden and Lewis Neal will be examined
as WITNESSES, de bene esse. before the said las
+. Walker as Master in Chancery, as aforesaid.
And, it is further ordered, that said notice shall
be given to the said John W. Kirkbride by pub
fishing this order for three weeks successiveiy
in the Evansville Journal.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Sep
tember, A 1886.
JAMES T. WALKER,
sep II 3t-* Master in Chancery.
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State of Indiana,)

NANDERBURG COUNTY.
u Samuel T. Jenkins, Clerk Of the P rebate
Il Court. do certify that Administration of the
goods, chattels, rights. credits, monies. and ef-
tects, which were OF Samuel Moffiu. late OF
Vanderburg County, deceased, who died intes-
tate, is granted unto William Mofitt and the
said William Moffitt having qualified and given
bond according to law is authorised to take up
on himself the administration of said estate ac-
cordng to law
Witness Samuel T. Jenkins, Clerk of said court
at Evansville, the Ist day of October, 1916.
$685. SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl'k.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

F7NHE subscribers have just received per
"a Steamer Columbia, a fresh supply OF
CliEAP GOODS, consisting in part of
300 Woollen Shawls;
2OO doz. Woollen Comforts;
Pilot Cloths; Tweed Jeans;
Imperial Saxony Cassimeres;
New style Fancy Prints and Robes;
Ladies' Net Wool Caps aud Mits;
New style Plaid Lustres;
Plain Black do &c &c.
Which they offer cheaper than ever to the trade
at their Depot on Main Street.
oct l-tf JH. MAGHEE & Co.
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| administrators saIe.--Notice is h

~ by gwen that | will. administrator of
the estate of Samuel Moffit deceased, late Of
Vanderburgh county, offer for sale to the hi igh
est bidder on Friday the 23d day of October,
1876, Hot of Horses, Cows. Hogs, Hay, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Household and Kitchen furniture,
Farming utensils, &c.; the properly of said
Samuel Moffitt deceased. Terms--al sums OF
S3 90 and under cash, all sums over So 90 a cred
it of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security, waving the benefit oil
appraisement and valuation laws. Sale TO be
at the late residence of Samuel Moflitt n Gen.
ire township.
oct l-3t WIN. MOFFITT, Admir-.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

A administrators NOtice.--Letters of
n administration have this day been granted
to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Probate
Court of Vanderburgh County on the estate OF
Jacob Hunnel late OF said county deceased. All
persons indebted to said decedenf or having
claims against sald estate are hereby requested
TO make settlement with the undersigned.
ELIZA HUNNEL, Adm'rx.
Oct I. l8A6.-3t
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

STRAYED from the subscriber about =
- months ago roam poney, black main and
raII, and has white spot in his forehead, said
poney has brand OF letters on his ighl shou Id.
er, and is about8 years old. Any person taking
up said poney and delivering him TO the sub
scrber in Evansville, sending word 10 him
50 that he may get him, will be literally paid
for his trouble. JACOB kER Ill.
sep 24-3t.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

WHAT FoLLY.-Half a dozen brothers, 4
uncles and a grey-headed father trying TO stop
young girl from getting married TO the
man she loves, and who loves her. Just as
if rope ladders were out of date, and all the
horses in the world spawned.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01
A ADMINISTRATORS SaIe.-.Nolice is here

A administrators Salc.-.N Office is here
n by given that | will expose to sale at pub
lie auction the 23d day of October next, at
the late residence OF Jacob ilunn ell deceased
in Evansville, all the personal property belong
ing 10 The estate Of said deceased consisting OF
household and kitchen furniture, lot OF Car
penter's tools. one COW. one rifle, &c. &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF three dollars
and under, CASH on all sums over three dollars
a credit of nine months will be given. the pur
chaser giving his note and approved security,
waving all relief from valuation and apprais
ment laws. ELIZA HUNNEL, Adm'rX.
Oct !, I846-3t.
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State of Indiana,) &C

VdHutTUuIgH OOuHtF. }
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citizens oi
~ Vunderburgh county. that have.taken
out letters of Administration from the Clerk OF
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, on the Estate oil
David Judkins, late OF Vanderburgh county,
deceased; all those having accounts against
said estate will please present them before The
ist day OF November. i846. and all those Indebt-
ed to osaid estate will please settle the same
within the aforesaid lime.
sep24,3 LEWIS JUDKIN$, Admir-
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NOR SALE will sell at private sale,
"a upon reasonable terms, Lot No. 70. in The
upper enlargement of the town. The title is
clear, and the location of the lot one of the
most eligible in the towr. for private residence
JOHN ]. CHANDLER, Agent.
aug 1916.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

SUBMARINE VoLcANo.-A ship passing
from Batavia to Canton in Is N. latitude,
longitude l25 L. fell in with immense guam
titles of floating pummice stones apparently
having been long erupted, as the samples
picked up were free from slime or grass
Many pieces were quite large. The near
est land was distant 1000 miles, the Ladrone
Islands.-N. Y Sun.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01
ICoSIsIUNICATED.l

In Rockport. on Sunday, the 9th inst,
Mrs. MAssY ANN PIERCE, the wife of We'll
lington B. Pierce, and daughter of Shad-
rach Hall, Esq, of Spencer county, aged %
years-of an affection of the lungs She
leaves husband and son to mourn their
loss,-her memory will be long dear to her
unhappy and unfortunate husband.
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A dminIstratOr's Notice.--Notice

A administrators NOtice.--Notice is
n hereby given that the undersigned will
make application at the next term OF the Van
derburgh Probate Court, TO be holden at Evans
vile commencing on the third Monday in No
vember next, for an order to sell the east halt
of the north west quarter Of section no. 80 IN
town FIVE range eleven west, containing one
hundred aud forty eight acres.
oct 1-3t SAMUEL. MCDONALD, Admir-.
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$40 REWARD!

m ,OST on Monday evening last, between the
n Exchange Hotel. and Mr.. Jas. Laughlln's
residence Gold French Lapine Watch, tull
jewelled. In the centre of the back is small
heart engraved. The above reward will be
paid to The finder on leaving the watch at this
Office sep. 24-3t.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.-The
Montreal Gazette announces upon authority
that Lord Cathcart's recall has been receiv-
ed. The Gazette has no intimation as to his
lordship's probable successor.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

Spain appears 10 be concentrating pretty
strong naval force in the Gulf; the arrival OF
several vessels of war, we have noticed of
late.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01
Election of Rank Directors.

A MEETING OF the Stockholders of the
n Evansville Branch of the State Bank OF
Indiana will take place on Monday the second
day oil November next. at the Banking Office IN
Evansville, between the hours of one aud four
O'Clock, Z. M.. for the purpose OF electing eight
Directors for the ensuing year.
Oct. I,-4t. JOHN DOUGLASS. Cashier.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TMVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that
n e has taken room on Water street. over T.
Scantlin's Tin Shop, (the room formerly oce u
pied as the Journal office,) where he intends
carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
In all its various branches. Those who may ia
vor him with call, may rest assured OF having
iheri work as well done as it can be done in
the place. He has Just received the New York
Fashions. mud hopes to be able TO please the
most fastidious.
sep IL, '46-lf. WM. HOLDEN.
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"a n1SSOLUTION.-.T firm heretofcfe
~ existing under the style of Stevens, Tay-
lor & Co, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will hereafter be contin-
ued by ]. E. Taylor, at the old stand on Water
Street. STEVENS. CHAMPLIN Y Co.
oct Lift. ]. e. TAYLOR.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

N4UST received per steamer Sam Seay-
c. 30 boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO.
OF the following Brands, viz:
5 Boxes Burton's Lump;
{. Halsey's ) do;
5 IS Labby's 5 do;
10 Murrels I2 do:
Z" Colegate's 5 do:
Thos. Nector's superior lb. lump.
OF This added TO our old stock of Tobacco.
makes the assortment one OF the best and cheap-
est ever offered in Evansville. Our Wabash
friends are respectfully requested to call and ex-
anime our stock of Tobacco. well as all kinds
Of Groceries in general, and we h ope they, after
the examination OF our Groceries and prices.
will find it TO their advantage TO save the ex-
pense, trouble. aud loss of time TO go to Louis
Vile or Cincinnati.
March 5, If. ALLIS & HOWES
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LEMME.

c. M'AUGH. P. LEMME.
McHUGH g. LEMME,
DfaperS and TaiIOrS.
MAIN ST.. NEXT DOOR TO STOCKwELL & CoRBET
EVANSVILLE, la. [sepi7 '46ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
n O TIC E.

SEALED Proposals will he received At the Office ot
- inc undersigned until ~ O'Clock Saturday the
18Th day Of Jane ls46, for Furnishing the Ona,,--
Masters Department at Fort Smith, Ark's with One
Hundred and Fifty Tons Good Prairie Hay
he hay 10 be stacked C: Fesed BY the Contractor.
and at his expense, III such place and manner as the
Quarter Master may direct
The contract TO be completed on or before the 18th
day Of August lsi6. The privilege Of rejecting any
or all bids deemed too high is reserved to the Tinted
States &. B. ALEXANDER. q NJ
QrARrER N,srEs, = o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
NOTICE.,

TNHE attention Of Merchants, and Eni,,
in esleJ tor an examination Of PINE HiIis's
uUatea the y. ". corner OF Red River co T.+aA u
Red River. and about fifteen miles above Fo., = ~
Thu. point IS destined to become the depo, q. $50
and sI port Of supplies, for large extent Of
try, fast settling and filling up Snh an .nt,,,'
Inc .oiI is we'll adapted for the produe,io, ,,s,
and other gram, excellent stock eountrv
ryceIled By Cotton uPinds, in the United So
capable uf.upporting dense population
Asa Town site Pine Hills pnsss,se. sdv,,,,.
any other point on the naVrgabl- potion Of Rev
the head Of ordinary navigation, a per,n,n...
h,nk or bluff, above all overflow. an eIe.I.n,
landing, without eddies, snsgs, or other ob,,,,..
from the bank, the land gradually ascend. a..
one third ola mile, and then extends out IN a.
prairies-bsing the only point for long d,.,,..I
cess Bile at all stages Of water. The Na,jo,,l y
from Red river to Austin, and the sou,b.-,
Texas leaves the river al this place A s,,,n
srpolies abundance of excellent Lumber a, an.
100 feet sts1 milss distance, atiording ready 49,
for agrIdlng, 30 de,rabIe IN a new country
from ram county seat Vi Lamar ~ miles IA.
from GAINESVILLE.
Il j. 10 eAaggrratinn TO say that the natural a.
tarCs OF this place, save IseI!tIes IN shrpp,n- y
rISrr being naVIgable about one third o. tht
exceed Memphis, aud IA a short me viii b,eou.1
mos, luoYittnt commerce al TONn, in the -
part Of T,1ss Freq GU are brought from N.T
ir5n..etsool,sfa 5 p ? IoOIbs- or!2 80 per bT
ton DOWN 80 80 per bale-wrth very imperfect X.
tie for Shipping, the amount Of Cotton .hpDI
increased n three years froin II TO 1900 b, q, ~
he rncrrl sod to a great extent.
i.yis a.. ,:feTCt o. hheraL terms
K. SEWARD.
BEETHLEI, HEALDkm
TUE unders gncd propose opening curiu. ii, ],
my serson. at the SJuye place a house ir ~
G1neral Comm,s lien, kerelyng. sto'sse and FO,.
ing business, make liberal advances uPyR Cotton
a,cp an amply supply Of mercEa ID ze Of ii kind.
Liquors, ada pied to the country, ior ,ais o. is
bic terms b II. t@
Fort Iowsou. Dec !, lS4j- II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
MANUFACTURERS WARE HoUsl

No. "a. Main Street. CiaciRnah, ~
Between Front and Second Streets, near V
TNHE subscriber. Agent for Varou, -
1 Pittsburgh. Pa, has on hand, inc ~.
ana best assoi:T,eGt OF White Flint Gas p,,is
Glass BouIes; Flasks. Walls, &c, Bl1eA
and Cisret Bottles; Dcmjon 5, &c; lmi !, d
Best Cylinder and Country Window Ul1 ~
warranted to be Of the best quality ME- D... Z
the lowest regular Pittsburgh Factory
counts. .s,a
Merchants. Druggists, Hotels and .. lave
be furnished with better Goods, ana . E-,.ii
thE n any other house; mine beiD., the ohi'
from manufacturers in the city. ca
Also. as Agent for the Pittsburgh hePe d
tory, | have constantly large stocks o. ,.s.,.
by them, which is always sod a. tne ne. Rel
Cash Prices, embracing Long and shoi' S.tssss|
from No to -, in 5lb bundles. and ~ NJ,
No $40 to 1000. Also, Batting Candle b.
Yarn, Carpet Chain. Cotton Irvine, y Il. n
Persons de.irsus Of Purchasing any y.
Iicir~, are invited 10 raH ,,.,,1rff,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
SHEET IRON AND TIN MhNUfkCI 0RT
RICHARD S ROBERTS.

u ESPECTFUILY informs the public, that be ha'
IL established himself in Van Buren, At the ADORE
mentioned business, who he intends carrying on in
every branch and will manufacture SHEET 'RON
and TIN WARE Of every description, in the most
work manlike manner. nd upon rea .onabe terms MS
shop is at the old Columbus Hotel, 40 0nnE the Post
ONCE. where he at Ill times be found hard at ~ork
and ready TO accommodate all Of his old frend- and
as many new ones a NAV favor him, with every de
scriptrun OF wares in lis line.
1 bills from a distance, filled with punctuality and
despatch, ware warranted.
March !. lc46.-4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

TAXES this method OF informing his old customers
and the public generally, that, By the late ar''' al
Of the Steamer Arkansas No ). he received 2 ncra
assortment o! pie goods which he has opened al the
old Store Of W. e. Robertson, on Front Street, and
which he offers wholesale retail, for cash Or barter
lie docs not wish to puff or boast Of his long rrsI
dence, and extensive acquan:ance in the country "i
his extraordinary lit g purchasing goods OF even
to saw he will sell cheaper than else but h.
does wish It knuAu his motto is to - lie. and i"
i've aud that he 4cts on the prime pie that - nun
bic srXpercc" better than - SLOW shilling. ar'
consequently ~il-eIl as cheap as the cheapest.
Van Buren. April 4Iu, I-4G.-~-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
DR.. J. b. MORGAN'S
\ f. L X OTTO p L b.
FOR THE cCRE OF

FVR IUE NtNE .!
Connective Fever and Fever ard Agne' :
Nervous Affections of a DebilitatIns
T5NHE virtue o these Pills consist in then "
per:res, by .mPlrtrng great tone TO ta.,
and restoring the lost Palsed energies o. ~. ~.
by which means the sccretiOns are re-esta"~
the health Of the patient restored.
The above Medicines are prepared By ir2'I
the first standing. who has for the past w WE"
used them in his private pracrice with eh'I. F.,
reIevng the afflicted. Many who are snG IrEs
.Ic effects Of Fever and Ague can find = o. d
BY the use of Dr.. Morgan's Pills: inc
ral,by W. II. II Vi. AAibh' ~
Fort smith. Jan. :, ls46.-I9-tE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
ye.EFH EoEEls. WIN 'S1
IORRkS & F0660,
Main street Van Burss,
~ EsPECIFUI.Ly Informs the eiiiIs.. a tbs zee,
100 pcr New myshre, drSei from Mes Or .elns'
.,,r,i ...ortmSut Of Dry Goods, Iloihinz mas,
-, So. Hurd~are, Glassware, CrOessfy, ass
CgtIery, eoass,iny part Of the fOil0Hing ireies
Dry Goods.
r,., na.lia. iaeonei, suiss, mall and striped d.,
xincbams. prints, new s'y inca els -
15terpiu Do and striped do. soitenAees tIeneh %
aUerean1 rambrOOas, Inca drllhnZ eolored eanefe'
E-yIi.h and Randlna hdkfs, Inca eambrle and ares
,Ik Do ,eee serzes. hrOwn and oleaehec - - ano
domestic. cotton drliiinzs, si 20 "a oeo
I,,. mil. black and eOlsFsd ladies' and zsnis glove g
a. Irish Inca tapes lines and eS''oE, 0incings COL
.s inen thread SPOOL cotton, coat and vest butCns
aseLlss, paper and pound ans, &c, &c
Clothing.
C,..o. Eats. cheek and striped l.hi do, eoitOnIde
do linen and eo,toalde pants. Msrssilles vests h1sn
cotton and under shirts, ansy e'l'a's ana
Boots and SHOES.
Gent, sue .<-eA calf skim bots. d. brozsn.. No
J,sn'. d., men. yosih and boys PsZgsd bfO.sns, d
me- kid sa.kins, and P-unsllo slippers
Hats.
Geats flshionabls n,giria Cashmere, 5slTer anS
.portnr panama, Isgkorn, CanPeaehy, Pain IeaI and
ehiIGrsa'. Ie-hOrn, col Whits Gad black do
Hardware.
E=Erss ID Esrks hatcher do. pocket Do NOR ans
Chapman's r1Ior straps, se7rs, shares, sna1es N'I
fork itchss brass fOssss- strap hinges, scrcS car
psnier.' squares ehise hand saw fss i8-srs. oeoir
bree and bitts drawing kniTes. s'irruPs spurs ora
rn-. balances, stseysrds Collins arcs .9Z and fAes
chains. hoes coffee mills. spades and shoVels, JaPlnne<
and bras. candle sticks, violin strings, bed cords and
plough lines
Class Ware.
Plain pressed, Huted and heavy cut tum5iets' Pail
and no att. mould caster bottles vine glasses ant
deeauters-
QueenswaTr.
Teas. edged plates, breakfast d.. Accho pitchers
PAINTED do, apoIs cream jog. and sugar bowls
Tsbacco.
O-O. noeo. Giants PTsnigm.eagIe brand,and hGncky
which they offer at the lowest market prices, 70
cash or country produce; not forced bat deter
mined to sell, give Us 4 call
Van Buren, MAY ID, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:

goods selected for this market, consisting in part
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
al - and 81 brown and bIsached shirtrng>. Low
ell and yirginIl coJtOns brown and bleached .hrtngs
apron check. American, French and AttakaPls cot
tgnades. bcdtlcking. black alpaca, bombazne and
summer cloths black and colOred mernOs, nanklns.
black and cnInrcd cambrics, English, French and
American prints mourning caiiCUvs, irsn linens Ru-
.a ditpcrs damask table cloths, cambria, SWISS and
Iscnnet muslus Madras silk ard linen cambric hand.
kerchicf black Italian crlTats, Prussan shawls, white
and black cotton hose and half hose worsted silk and
KID gloves webb and gUmelastIc susPenders, ladies'
bonuets cord. white and coiored spool cotton
black aud coIocG sewing silk, hooks and eyes, needles
pms whalebone, buttons ivory dressing side and tuck
combs brass steel and silver thmbles looking glasses,
violin strings fish hooks and lines matches steel pens,
pa per- ink, pen and pocket knives, table knives and
forks, spoons, &c. &c
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS:
La dies brogans slippers, ties, buskins and half CATERS,
Urls LOys and infants shoes and brogans, mems KIP and
seal brocans gentlemen sew ed and peged calf and
boots slippers aud dancing pumps, broadbrIm black
and drab Russia hats fashionable silk, Russia cassI
n..Ts tr.ss, Uhs suI naT caps
CLOTHING:
An ASSORTMENT Of Summer pa IT'S coats and vests black
satin vests drawers, knit shirts enr bosom shirts, &c
QUEENSW ARE, GLASSWARE. &c.
All OF which were bought low and will be sold chea
Tor Cash Country Produce.
Van Buren,, June Is, le45.-2O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
WOOL ROLLS.

WOOL ROLLS.
JSI received from " Beans Cardinr Factory.
~ Washington county, lot of Wool Rolls fer "a /,
on consignment by
February J. s46-S5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Uen'. calf pcgged and red KIP, hide and seal
boots, kin brogans a very superior article, mems slip
,,rs pumps calf and kid shoes, mems Prunca French
STYLE bootces, ladies' fancy pumps CATERS, and half
raiters kid and prunea, misses and children shoes
and ya,ters ladies' calf and morocco shoes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
DRY GOODS.

Brown .beetncs .hirtings, towels, driHgs: Prints
Of ri. colors and prices many very rich patterns tick
ing.. sumner pant. SUITS; bIeached sheetIngs and
,birtinv. check stripes. hannel, Inseys. Jeans fancy
and plain different cotton check and flag hdkfs tapes
,hrcad cotton yarn; turkey red yarn; shaws restng
t,bby velvet summer casmeres, tatinett casImercs:
brown Holland. brown and black eamhrics Nankin :
French linen, wors,ed binding blanket, chambrays and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
HAR DwAf e.

Knives and forks, pocket, pen, two and four blades
shoe and her knives scissors shears sheep shears
measuring tapes, dressing and hno combs tuck ana
,iJe combs silver ivory horn and cod pocket combs
silver and brass thmbles, needles, bodkns and da
., knitting pins, gun nipples. and locks, hints spec
taces sirurs hrdIe bits and buckles, webbing spurs,
percussion caps tea and table iron Britannia plated and
German silver spoons, pad, knob. cupboard saddle
bag ill and trunk locks, faucets and letter paper,
pins razor straps, brushes, soaps. buttons. candle
sticks candle wickiag, violin strings, almanacs pep
per boxes shoe thread pipes, COW bells, shoe and claw
hammers hatchots drawing knives and chsels, spell
ing books tenant hand, cut and mill saws au-
gers tacks screws files planes, painted buckets bon
net boar ds pillow lines fish hooks, bed and coil ropes
tea kettles steeyards curry eombs, bell meta kettles
steel rat and mouse ira p black ink quilts and waters,
sekIes s,,thes booking and shaving glasses, hoes,
,ledge hammers, anvis, vices. bellows, coffee mills
slow mopds axes nails assorted log and tTce chains,
bar lead and powder, long and short handle shoYes,
SPADES corn mills castings, American ENGLISH cast
nd Germ steel,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
HATS AND RoNNETs.

Fashionable silk and nurria hats, broad brims black
white and sporting Cashmere and Russia hats panama
palm leaf and wool hats, ladies' and misses, NeaPoitan
md Flor, nee bra lid bonnets.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
Drugs. Medicines. etc.

DEH->s HtHt'eSs W.
@A STEVENSON < BELL have Just received
~ from PBsladr' Piia. an entire ire.h stock OF
HA Dru-s, Medicines, OILS, Pants &c, ~hica
thew Offer for ale Al very reduced Dr .ces for
ash They have made arrangements Fast BY VIII ch
thew will be enabled At all tunes to keep on hand a
general assortment Of all articles usually sold in Drug
Stores.
All orders from distance will receive strict atten-
ton and an medicines sold will be warranted genuine
Van Buren,. June Il, lsi5