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~ You've MEN are invited TO call and ey,p,
GENINs new style of Gosaamer Summer Hat. hb,,
OF style and lghtness. 1t exces any Hat eve. be-,
offered to tho fashionable Hat wearing comnu,h,.
Also, a largo assortment of Panama Hats.
je5 Il JIM GENlN, 2l4 Brosav.,
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g The Hon. Solomon Reed. late Senator of
this died at his residence in Rove,
the lesh o ased o. yearp Il sin suar fact tina: Of
the six Senators which represented the County of
Esansn in me years 1888 "A and three have died
VIZ; MI Grhwoo OF Brekland. of ne Senate of 1913:
Mr. Whitaker Of New Salem of The senate Of 1874 and
III, Reed, Of the Selsse Vt iss5 lssst Alias,
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ronrr CnIcndnr.-Th.s Dsy.

CIRCUIT CorRr-Nos l. 49, 25 %, 80, 49, IS. 81 49, ssh
80, 80, Al 80, 40.
CoNMoS PIEAs-Part l.-Nos. %. a5. 81, 90 81, 80,
35 49, H. 43. Part Mos 81 IS So 10, a, 49, IS, 50,
So. 81.
SUPERIOR Court l55, IS, lG5 log, l07. 49, Sd,
POS o. 3D. So 81 81 1885, 1879, ISL 54, 49, ), g. 20, 81,
&C. DIS lo2 Cor aO2) u.s. SIS. 56 ISL, l5s, 1885, 100.
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PALo ALTO EATs.-C. Knox, lbs Fulton.st. San p.,.
Ing. has the new and beautiful style of Senlen.n,, e.,
mcr hats-some call It the Palo Alto Hat PalO An,
no, he commends it simply as CONNIE fst. "isls,x
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70 THE GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY amusement, 4, 4.
American Museum Today will EN- rscs the e1tihIoc o,h
Mammoth Boys, live Orang and Anatomical Venus nj
Magnificent Saloon performances al 81 and P NJ sna v,
Warrant u rich treat To sill rho 20.
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NorIcE.-Ths Walnut Oh Military shaving Soap We
has no equal, is the invention Of Mf. VIM johnson ~
the only manufacturer OF the article ST Cor,r<
and has no connection win any Vroom Fowler. re-,
sented by th0se who c1dcagor max, capital ouia
name for the manufacture end sale OF spurious eca
myl8 lmih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

GENTS SUMNER HArs-The now style suuus, FL
just introduced, are for sale by
jeI6 Ct. C. F. ALvORD. l6a Broader,
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Mankind at least that part Of you
With aralna TN ita b.,d a 49,.
You can have sPleDdid-indeed 'tis

you can have spIeDdid-inde ed 'lia true.
Most glorious silly hair Ef
II you hsvetsndruf on the scap II the hair turnS Wa
lingsto pay! [haysBg
ilyour head 10 bald tho hair weak or falling and ycc
WHY. try n once bottle Of jones' HAIR RgsToRLr.u
II Three shillings only for teal boul, Wan.is.
possess The following qualities: Il Ia an sat uue
SO bou!e OF JoDess Coral Hair Reatorauve will shs
one good head Of hair II forces the hair 10 gros
IL falling off, scurf and dresses the hair Eseprs
order thrice as long as any Thing nad1-jusi pJE ii
al Inc American Eagle, 81 Chshan-lt and al BE-
way. isi5 GrE
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THE FUNCTION OF TIE LUsGs.-The Lungs arc = I
gens which convert the blood into vital agent ~
Withdrawing from the stmos oher;c air Ina. portion We
necessary for the support OF life, sustain AID tapp
animal system II Ia therefore one OF the ahson
Mons OF health that lbs lungs be kept In vigorous ~
shape OF Cough or co:d of even an irriisuon osSS
cafe organs, Ii advisable to resort 70 Pesiei "
hoafhound Candy, preparation which. II any sa -
remedy in ali sqch Cases Sold by j. Pesse Soc,y
Wsion-st; 10 Astor House, ITO Broadway, 81 "ss',.
cor. Carmine and Bedford ats. 6lh-avenue Bf0osi
l-lSs Fuion-sI, 1881 Fulton ST., 26s Futoo't = Il
ton-st 70, u
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GEsTrkaEs'' HAT'.-seAsra F.'Hlos.-lsu,.,.
will this day introduce style Of ia. enu.s,v -, e.
superior 70 any thing ye, oTcred.-June s,h ,s,s q
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Mr.. BucHANAS-The Pennsylvania denies " on
good authority the truth of the report that the Sec
rotary of State did coincide with the President
in the policy OF submitting the Bru SD proposal in
regard 10 Oregon 10 the Senate 1t afirms that be
only approves OF the course OF The President in
taking this step, bat also approves of the OF
the Message which accompanied the proposal of the
British Minister
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z DR. FELIX GousAUo's ITALIAN MEplcArsu -
for The positive cure and eradication of all sam er
had hear In mini only at the or mai deoot 81 W,ts
hfsIstofe FROM Broadway. Also The Poudre Saoa :
Graduating superfuous Hair, Vegetable Rougs NV
other articles for the toilet iN'
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PANAMA HATS "A fine assortment. for Gale BY c
KNOX, Halter, l2s Ful,onst. Sun Building. elS IL
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The CampaIgn-Movements OF Cen. Taylor.

The Union of Monday says :-Energy and action
Will mark the campaign, The volunteers are sp-
preaching from different directions, prepared 10
second with all their enthusiasm the movements OF
the commanding General His march is ontcard
for Mon,erey-tnoi, of course tie Monterey of the
Pacific, but the Monter ey of the province OF New
Leon marked OFT In Toe valuable table OF distances
which we publish 10 day, from the en- of an e1pe-
renced guide We advise the resoer 10 preserve
il for future reference
General lay or IS sbout,o ascend h e Rio Grande
for Camargo-bus he wants ior this purpose, fiat.
bo,tomed steamboats,. In this respec some OF his
arrangements bsve been delayed re steambos,
is rendered unfafe by the worms enoiher hss
bilged. He has sent an active agent the Missis-
slppi 10 obtain The necessary transportation. Rough
and Ready will lose as little time as po.s:t e We
hope 10 hear of his reaching Monterey in all the
month OF July. Then be is al the pible Is nds OF
Mexico
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important from Fort Lenyenworth.

An extra of the ST. Louis Revele informs US that
Col Kearney had received intelligence that body
of Mexican trade RS had left Santa F. for Missouri,
and that Gov. Arnio had placed them under the es-
cort of two com panies of dragons.
Col K had also learned that q large amount of
and ammu anton had lief, frontier for Santa
Fee for MEXICAN and, in consequence. bad dis
patched two companies of Dragons 10 overtake and
detain the wagons, until he himself could approach
No volunse ers had yet appeared at the rendezvous
and Col K.esrney had determined, from, the nature
OF his ins tructons march without them if they
did not present themselves within avery sh ort time.
1t was thought that collision between Col KS
two advance companies and the Mexican escort
would be avoided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

10 THE SOUTHERN MAIL failed yesterday be-
You'd Mobile, SO thar We are without farther sdvices
from the Seat Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

z The Rev. Eliphaet Case, of the Cincinnati
Enquirer dedicates some spirited lines" to the mount.
60 volunteers OF Kentucky The following ia a
specimen OF the spirit" Of the reverend gentleman
DO Pioneer your cabin leave no IA leave your field
DO Toriman With lhs iron arm never yet did Well
!ate doa'H the deadly r.e norv the Botrie knife
Ana ike tropc tempest ye gathering 10 tue stite
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6S Tyauels AID Others leaving the City in the after
noon sreinformed that Esen+ns Edonc The TriSuxt
printed every day containing the Stock Sales MAJ
kess News ~ the Southern mail, &C. up to O'Clock
By :nquiring Of the Newsboys for the ErensHS Edo"
of The Tribune every will be able to taSe "sn n'i1
tho latss. news up the time of leaving the Ci'y.
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~ NO EXTRA will be issued from The Tribune Office
this day unless we have intelligence direct nom General
Tsylos Camp our Naval force in the eu or other News
Of vsrr decided interest or importance The EVENING
EDITION Of The Tribune, however, which we regularly
prn,h the year will contain all the items of News
icudng the Stock Sales, Markets &c. received from all
Quarters up o'clock In the afternoon. Persons wish
Ing 10 send to friends the very Latest News by the
Mails and Boats which leave the City In the afternoons
win fnd the Evening Edition Of The Tribune for sale ct
the counter In wrappers ready for mailing or they can
procure tho paper from the Newsooys.
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NIBto,s-Tvo popular pieces here this evening" The
village Doctor enc Double B-dded Room In The former
M Plasde, MI Chippenisle and Miss Clark play Eve
eaaiss1 " as later PlASse kssps Iae visitor, u roo,
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F- The only true depot for the Magical Pain Ernz
lE Il 81 Cortland ct mis- In
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OUTSIDE Pass-Ensravtns ofshe Castle ofsan
Juan dUlos. and Sketch of the Hsr0er Of Vera Cruz
New.York Constitutional Convention; Mexico Things
In Washington; Labor in Pittsburgh The Crops; News
Items. Fourth Pase-City Items; Later from Hayt;
News Items; Sales Of Stocks Marine News.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

Barbdrous Rencontre-An n occurrence OF mos,
unfortunate character took place on the 25Ih ut.,
in an hostile meeting betwern Mr.. Peasants, ed.
i,or of the Richmond Star, and Mr.. Thos. Richir,
editor of the Richmond Enquirer.
The following is the subslnnco of the affair.
rs reported IN Washington: A personal contro-
versv Ind been carried on for some in- iii the
columns of their respective pnpers. ~hI"h fin.
ally led to an ngreemen; for personal rencontre.
They met on the Manchester side of the river,
with pistols. short swords md sword canes. The
ngreemen, was, tina: they should take their sta.
,ions two hundred wards apart; to fire apron ch'
ing. and cut as they pleased. Mr.. Peasants
wound was across the nbdnmen with a bowie
knif. and Mr.. Rilchies across the face. The
latter was slightly wounded. and the former dan
gerouslv lfthis version OF the renconre is correct
it NAV be de-rned the mos, murdcrous AMI bloody
nflair that ever occurred among civilized men.
The immediate cause Of this fight, II IS said.
card i" the Richmond Enquirer. pr"rounc.
ing Mr.. Peasants n rank coward. The fight
took place in the presence ni sc,erlnf III" friends
OF Zach party. Mr.. Pnnsanls is fifty five years
Of age. nnd Mr.. Richie not half as old. The
one fired four SLOTS, and the other six.
81. Louis RereW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21


This incident winch occurrd a few days ago in
The ouse OF representative is well worth read.
ing:
Mr.. Gins. J.. Ingcrsoll md Mr.. J. Quincy
Adams. as is generally known, have been an, thing
but warm personal friends for yenrs past. Tie
other doy. however. Mr.. lngrrsoll was seen at Mr..
Adams desk. and the two venerable gentlemen u
WIRE ronversIng together in the most courteous
and friendly manner. After Mr.. lnge soil had
repaired 10 his own sent, n member observed to
Nr. Adams that he had been plensed in witnessing
the mre,ing between Plae and llerri Mr.
Adams Thanked the gentleman FOR The rcmn rk. nnd
then observed that, just before the downfall of
Mark Antony, Cicero made friends with severnl
Of the Roman TriDunes with whom he had been
on terms Of bitter enmi,y for years. Ills friends
charged him with Inconsistency Whereupon
CIcetu replied. i desire that my enmiiies may be
temporary my friendship ,crnal."--Journal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

0[ A it is very much desired a, present BY
oil. and particularly our merchants, that,he river
should rise, 20 as 10 enable steam boats 10 reach
this upper country, we mako known, for their
benefit. message, sent down from the Semiaolss.
by gentleman who has jus, arrived. They say:
I'VE oil want the river to rise, as We have
goods promised us BY tho Government. which wo
are much ;a need of-and the merchants nlso
want soods 10 sell-you must tell them all, il
they will each send Us some sood Zig plsss Of good
1shaeee. ws will Get al our Rain Doctors and
Aetssise Ats ss work, and then ,hey will -
ths river rise 70 have plsaty Of goods and whis.
ksy,) and Ne will cone and trade; but. ifihsv
are too ssingy to ssod ua Tobacco. We can d
without oas goods as we'll ss hey can. sad .~s
won. work EIr rain, unc:s .hoy send tho Tobacco.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
MONDAY NIGHT, March 2. 1916.

ln the Senai', to-day, the discussion of the qes.
i,on OF notice ~ns continued. Mr.. Breese spoke
for upwards Of two hours in favor Of ,b. measure
and was listened 10 with grea, attention by The
crowded auditory, which. despite the great ipcle.
mency Of the wea,hor, I'll ed the paIIariev, Tn,
honorable senntor took comprehensive view of
the question Of title, making some new and inter.
esling points, and presented a torcibIe nrglmrn,
in favor Of The immediate compliance with the
Recommendation Of the President relative To .. tbe
notice." We give full repor, Of the speeci,,
and to il refer our readers
The House was engaged during the day in the
consideration of the case of contested elec,;nn
from the State Of New Jersey. No decision WINS
arrived al Washingioa Union.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

The celebrated DR.. Pussy, nt the expiration Of
bis three years SUSPENSION, appeared on Sunday
last. in the pulpit Of the Cathedral Church Of Ox.
ford; and, so great was the anxiety to hear him,
that the struggles al the door for admission, sa.
yored more OF The lhenre than the house ofrrayer.
The attendance exceeded all previous experience.
Great numbers came Purposely from London;
and the reporters of the daily pross, were sant
down TO place the sermon before the world. Dr..
Pusey, it vii be remembered. wins suspended for
preaching the Roman Catholic doctrine of the
eucharist. The interval APPEARS to have worked
20 change in his views; for the doctrine of the
presiy remission of sins, and of the ..reai pres.
snce," were as strongly insisted on .he preseul.
as in the condemned sermon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

Gov. BuTLsR and Col. LEWIS. had with their
party, reached the Cumanche Peak, short time
since, and had sent OF, "runners" to appriso the
Indians Of their presence. and with request to
meet them, which i. was though. they would dc
IN . day or two after our Informant left. The
Kickspoos visited the delegation, and as token
II rememhennce, atole twelve oftheir horses ana
males. Thsrs will be in. in day or two, party
Of young s"nslemen, who met The commissioner
on their route, and from whom we hope to learn
something moro definite. The party will return
We suppose, about the middle Of April. or first o.
May.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

e1Spring, we hops, has fairly ses in; sh' 'fee'
srs budding and blooming; the Martins have made
their appearance. and daily rsgalo Us with their
pleasant songs.
Us)svtsssis Afrsy ssd DssiA-oa Saturday
evening last, an pnfor,unate occurrence took
pl,ce, 10 tho Cherokee nation. about miles fro'"
thi, place, which resulted IN the death OF Nc,
Joseph Grassland. Tho circumstances, as we
learned them, are as follows:
A Mrs. Brown. Crossland's sister, and C.'s
wife, who lived near neighbors, wore at Borwn's'
and some difficulty ensued, and they commenced
10 quarrel. and from words were aboui TO proceed
10 blows, when Mrs. Brown took an old muske'
which vas loaded, and had the bayonet fixed, and
threatened Mrs. Grassland with il; Grassland, ar
irving about this time, spoke to Brown to stop the
quarrel and fight, whom Brown replied that the
women would not harm each other, and that men
had better let them settle their own difficulties;
Grassland persisted in interfering. and growing
ungry IN trying to queII the row, struck his sister
Mrs. B, when Brown drew a knife aud inflicted
tho death wound, which was in the back; Brown
fed, and Grassland fred gun at him wilhou
effect, and died soon after. We regret very
much to hear Of his death, he was quiet, goo,
man, but worry fiery and heads'rong when erraged
Brown has made his escape.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
Cesrespoaience Of the No.
SENATE CHAD

MEssRs. EDlroEs:-l rrp,.,
has prevented me from w,iio,
wish. We have progressed
gon question in the Senate: I'M
to hold back. Mr.. CLAYTON
only 'one that has spoken 4,
and he did not go into the lid.
but TINT We shall pass q bill n
some shape or other, (no, D,
what form.) ] shall vots fo,
ll"ve IL 10 be the bes, rneus
peace of the two countries, &
from the United States. ha,
Oregon. i itcohnol tor u lnomsuI
they wlfi for n serond consent,
laws and rulers: No on.
heart beating in his losom,
do so; we should doub,I-ss or
them, and then the American
subject will be living promisu
region, subject TO different ap
to Governments wholly differ,
and having n separate and d
Sach n state Of society cauu1
peace; the lines must be draw,
of each Government confersI
proprin!ed exclusively "a, 4; 4;
of the respective Laws Of eacA.
III the language Of Mr.. PoIk,
,ionnble." and shall not coux,
peace offering, any tcrrllory
longs to us-lhe whole is nsI
and Of no other advantage 10
means Of annoyance to Us. D
argue the question; if my ha
restored ! purpose to subnt
the subject.
The last news from Fngl,r
paciflc-others. among whom
Allen. md other promin-n, m.
orrnlic party, do M, scrm 10
pacific ns We would dasin.
You're, truly, CHEST
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

The last Banner boasts that Judge Oldham de.
hvered is Of 81 opinions which were given in
court previous 10 his leaving for Texas on private
business. i is no matter Of astonishmen. to Us.
who know Col. OitI.ham that he should have de.
Ivered Is opinions; if h. think as rapidly as he
10 won't TO do, he could have dose Inc stfee" in
Gflern miaaieS and in 'rsn.y aias's' more he
could have delivered tho o,hsr pinstsss. The
Judge is "great" at opinions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

arrest Of Coun'erfeiiers.--$3O 600 Counterfeit
Money Seeured.-lhe New York Morning News,
OF the 18th inst, ua account of the arrest OF
two men, Carter and Doe, with their baggage. aud
on searching the trunks, the sum of $780, 400 was
FOUND III counterfeit notes, on various banks.
together with three copper plates and two steel
plates, OF elaborate design and workmanship.
he notes were of the denominations of 3's. SIS,
iOsnnd lOO's. There was nIso found package
Of spurious notes, filled up and signed. r,.ndy tor
issue. Officer Baker il entitled Carter Us an old
accomplished rogue, John DE. will com. out Of
his nlms,iaa day or two, and be recognised al
pract'ced depredalor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
SENATE CHAaBa, |

Grnt'emsn:-l wrote you '.
Scnate met. After Mr.. Dicks
his speech on Oregon. VI. hI
sew. moved lhnt the Oregon ID
{ rrrd until two weeks from ned
ing that from tho pacific colrs
Rr rinin. as manifested by thsQ
the debates IN Parliament,
COZ, d he no war.
NJ. Al!;n asamca The ~
paritir, and rather aarlike III
Gov. Cass mnde n shor. n
conceded with Mr.. Allen, ,hal|
,ions of n peaceful policy on
Mr.. Allen then moved 10
session. which prevented the
on Mr.. Da, tons motion.
! write you this to shoSu
ence to the late news, rs they
nnce Of the relations now. arl
! then did, and still think nj
those gentlemen have with .
ence, better means of judgr1
possibly con have.
Your ob't sert
IA. CHE1|
To EEsi'or, of the Io'sl,V|
Oiul WASHINGTON CIr.
Cambria Arrired-Peaes ds
gon in The Senaie-AnsisfI
Stabbed.
The steamer Cambria hn
news of great excitement 10 \
Corn laws and propositions
There is no talk of war--Iss|
word III Great Britain. I@I
p ocefuI disposition on tbs q
was III session. and the Ques'
parliamentary debates, are ,sf
luding To Oregon. Our M'u.
some controversy with NJ. y
the ca;,d;.e: OF :!.a French 10
! think, the. freHchmnn has
The course Of Mr.. Pakenns'
proposition Of 49e in O'TJ
Bvsinnan, has been condsa'
aud l-tipnk. the British Will
SnmAsstIink that Puckennan
willn!vsixn. ). -
Oregon ia still before Co0e
and Benton. who have
since my last lsiier-aa ~
Dickinson, Of N. York, nr
for the notice.. !. The rs'o
will pass the Sspu.e. By ~
Impression now prevails
war. The iasg.nsw' = ~
as indicating peace.
ps''cy Of England is vaay ~.
requires her pitenlion n
0pgon.- h-Rvras Pol'',sSrss..s
going o'hi.ia d EkaIand.. WEE
tho ruin Of noparchles' II
Yesterday .was celeD'ss',,;ss s',;s
day, and the day being ~ III
haliday.. The usual . CO. -
civil, lnnk place. a
closed the ee!ebra.ion. .h4I
- A 'young msn wes ea~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

The Foreign Ners at sYashineiOn.--The cor.
respondent Of The Baltimore American says the
Cambria's news was in the and OF every member
Of Consress early on the OH ult, and was The
universal theme Of speculation. We quote two
sentences from the let,er--Pic.
"The friends Of free trade receive it with n
high degree of satisfaction, and expect lha, British
free trade, or the nearest possible approximation
to it, will 10 the prelude 10 tho downfall OF all
protection 10 the industrial interest Of this coun.
try.
"The public will see in England at ens. that the
Oregon ques,ion is secondary To that ofa revenue
question, and that low duties in England for lhe
produce OF the United States. are held out rs II
sort OF bribe for the postponemenl or Of amcab ie
,srIslen'cn, of .ho Ore guu yuvs,im."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
Eeees of tas Neps at Nep. York.--Thc Ex

The news from Europe received by the steamer
down TO the 4th inst. is hailed by uI classes as
most pacific and favorable. =
The expressions Of the Queen in her speech to
Parliament, and Mr.. pesI's remarks 10 the .iouse,
are SO decidedly friendly, that ali p,wsiDiIi,y Of
wnr from tbs other side, is at an end: An. ,be
beyefen, spirits and gas is anlfes,ed tf,e, aud
uohe; by Great Britain. = 80
The news had an instant effect TO carry 10 stock.
ana p give ufe and animation to every, ihisu.
Az was congrntuatou, that the tone Wa %
dut;tsnt 'n England, from wha, i, in Wnshnrtco
The proposal ofthc British Minister to take: IN
aii autv on bacon, beef, hay, hides. meat and
PORK; ana to reduce the duty on candies, cheese,
n'ie'.heP., Indian .corn and ,allow; will be re,
ce'v"a nrrs with the best spirit. - g. -
II Is ee!!oVcd BY oil, that this Intelligence wiIl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

,~
:, j. N. MArflr, 10 a recent lecture; classed Nor.
morfsn,, Mesmerism. aad 'phrenslsey .egnu,e,.
and said shati thers was any power 10 Meanefsas:
10 wished all three might 6s put into an eternal
sleep !-Rockestey Rn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
We'd EsDAY NIGHr, March 4. ls40,

10 the Senate, today. the debate on the no.
',ce was continued by Mr.. Haywood in favor Of
mo measure. Mr.. ii. bad not concluded bis re.
marks at the time Of adjournment.
me Hou'e hn"'ly disposed Of the contested
e'ec"on c,se fro" New Jersey. 1t also. BY a
very decided vote. expelled from the hall the cor.
resi- ndent Of the New York Tribune" for very
gross yh"perai'on and abuse Of ons of lis must
manly md worthy tnsmbers,; Mr.- Sawyer, Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

rWe ere happy to state .hs. :sz:s Of cur
Merchants complied with the hint given by tho
Seminoles, and sent them the plugs of good To.
bacco; We. being also very anxious for rise, sem,
up our big china pipo. with goodly quantity of
the best "Jfns cut. %"