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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

/ Nathan Hale and Arkansas No 5, and in store, a
large Stock OF Merchandise suited TO the trade OF
which the following isa part:
Groceries.
700 Bags Rio and Laeura CoIss
so hhds New Orleans Sugar
IS bbls molasses
600 bags salt
200 bsrrsls and hsH barrss Cincinnati whsEsy
l pipe Holland gin
" Cogniac brandy
/ " old "Casti!Gan" brandy
90 bbls American do
IS q" sweet Malaga, M,dsri. and Port wise
Is " loaf sugar
10 " Tanners oil
:" Linseed do
" Spirits turpentins
$50 kegs Duponts rife powder
80 bar lead
Also, champagne Madeira and clarst wine, cham.
pagn cider, French and American cordIals, brandy
cherries, brandy fruts, peppermint, cloves Gin
nlnon, Stoug hton and biters, lemon syrup, to-
mailo catsuP PICKLES, pepper sauce sperm starr and
tallOW candies, Imperial Gun powder, Young Tyson
aud Black Teas, vinegar, chocolate almonds, raisons.
pruncs, eurrInts ssrdnes; crackers, asPee, pepper
ginger alum SAT- peter, rice, saleratus, mustard DO.
ra1 Brmstuue indigo, nader, eoPper.s. chAls, VIII.
ting, spanish brown white, black and red lead nth
rrsge, starch japan and coPal varnIsh, LetWck
Langs and Saunders tobacco, MANILA rope, bed cords
ard plough lines, cigars, matches, pipes oIaekng
4nteG Ouchtls, luUs, het!SIs oio04-@' 49,
rasses, Jugs, dimuohns, n.acksre window glass, &C.
Dry Goods.
90 pairs white, blue and green blankets
1000 Ps prints, great variety OF patterns
50 bales 81 - A. brown domestic
100 ps bIeIched sheetng
20 Marlboro and indian stripes
20 :" bed ticking
Al.o dcpims coronades, blue drills brown do. apron
cheek osnaburgs. blue and scarlet strouting henty
leans sltnets WOODEN and cotton shawls Prussan do
cotton and six hdkis mani ms fas, sI1k and spool
cotton thread, wOrsled binding coat and Pahiaiooh
buttons, pear Co. needles tuTAey fso's-is' arms
spun cstton &c,
Iron, S;ccI. Hardware and Cutlery.
Iron. assorted sizes American Eng sh blister, Ger.
man and Cast .csl castings, (lssortedl wagon boxes
assorted sr1es1 naits bellows, anVrs, wees. screw
plates hammers spades. shDTeis hoes faAes' ''s Anu
Iace cha rs axes, mill, crOsseut and L-hG saws Pi
balances sleeyards strap and butt Images screws
mn. rE..el. gImlets pad locks, files, and rasPs,
bass and copper kettles, kettles, knives and iofAs
pocket knives, irving pans, steel mills sno'ei ah'
longs curry combs. shoe and butcher KNIVES,
sc .,or. aud shears, siers, cotton and WOOL eA.es
coffee mills gun fnts, percussion caps sa''' n'n
hooks, aw Is, gruoins hoes, we'll buckts' &c
Hats. Boots and shoes.
40 boxes cashmere. neutTIa, oe'er, WOO, pearl
and sporting hats, palm DO.
IFS cases shoes, kip and calf brosars, Womens
KIP ana call OTOsahS' hehs s'PPe''' "O'''-'
morocco slices. yoIhs and boys DO.
20 cases boo,s-fne calf and morocco boots, kid
d., youths do.
SaGdlery.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddles, brides. martin.
gales circingIes grihs, whips horse collars bi'a'
brides and sadde-bags.
Queenswap.
Cr,s and sausers. pitchers. "a great variety
plates, wash bowles, dishes. tum6lers. decah'efs'
pin. fiasss. jars, chambers. DC. &c.
Van Buren, Aug. !, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

Murdsr.-Mr. Vim. Hamilton, respectable
citizen of Brandeuburg, Ky, bad corrected q fe-
ma e servant for iusoence 10 his mother. and
subsequently rad sent her 10 his far'". abou, two
miles from town. she row cd revenge, and or
his f-.t visit to the farm watched
and plunged buleher-knli Mo his SIDE, killing
him Immediately.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
The following letter We copy from the Arkan-
sas Democrat:
Luls Rosk. Ausust %, 1916.


r;,,. D.. q. 1919
Dear ." ns'eeao'. 10 your request iufn's'
YOU shor' abstract OF Inc proceedings OF Ion,
eress' curing Inc ie" last Gays OF rs session, !
had !nIehGed laAa - wrote Son'i 10 nave inrnish-
ed daily abstract Out found myself so complete
ly o'er~holmed win business that ~as-nnaee
10 comply win my promise.
Inc h'er an' t'afoof ON WINCH 'nc'uueu we
appropriations Tor The western r'efs' was vetoed
D! 'ne rres''en'' III consequence Vi "s n'aA,ns
appropriations Tor many OBJECTS not national IN
'heif character ana mus '"e western rivers t'e
a'hahs"s anu heu river '"c VIII receive
no improvement ms year. so's,y IN consequence
oil beng IN tao company hau PrcPafed an
amendment, maHing an Appropriation iOf 'He ives;
tern rivers, "hlGh had INTENDED 10 nave oHerro
" VIC Wv anu APP
but deemed 1t advisable 10 consult Inc ifirh's oil
'he measure ahu CARED upon 1I'eIs western ssu.
a'ors' many OF "hc" oUIee'ea ~ '"e
oe'ns onerea' 'es' II '"'s'' ehuhnssr i'e u"
therefore reluctant! conSsh''u' VIZ" srs me
Sauu'ne ','a' 'ir' "OI'' o-S' ie'
bill. which he Old. bal "Aicn was no' ac'eo 81.
Tor walk Of ''tile' aHa mus me ih' ''o'e"'yH' q
the western MYERS 'Ius' oe de'etfeu % 'u'1re
time -,
An se' ~, 'e 'i'Ste PIT'.','o" u .Iv
avs VI "o o"''eo '''e' I,' nv
cary III 'he sess'oh' was Pass7o =! '"E 'iTI'9 vi
Inc e'n' win an umehdnieh'' 40" H'E'l't U@ea"'S
a~' provinces nor tne Plo'oa''0n u 'H8 '"s
IN Two newspapers III 'he p's.e.' Vi ~
ana Two 10 eacn s'a'e anu 'r'n"5:, iIls vas
:, ki.sT, %, ~. The ,eonrs s5ol4 h,ya
II h'eh! necessary ma 'he - s'o1'I ia.
the means on knowing me avs ''ies we're 0oHu-
10 ooey' ana AHo" u 10 "7''e' '''O-' '''lI :!
soch puo''c"'on'
Many lmPoaan' avs ieI ee'~een me TWO
INTO effect the Cnefokee treaty, was thus lost
Another. establishing Pust routes svnera'!i, and
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

CdsIita! I'.-!A 4::s.j; :ass a!ssA:s! s!e:syassn
few weeks since, being requested in church TO
open the services with prayer, But no: having been
invited to preach. declined, saying iha, ..lf hs
friends vas gong to CO the moving he might whet
ms own scytheI'' r
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

A silly story IS going the rounds Of the papers
about al invitation Commodore Conner 90, 10 GO
ashore and dine at Vera CGuz--wi!h the la,ea,
intent, II he d.d 60, Of arrestiBg him. Why, those
b'ks seem 10 fancy that Commodore Conner, lie
a'bi'd, Is 10 bc caught by throwing sal. on his
tail. ....r.. -7r|EsI T'gra con '.'~ nEs.''
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

Nsr ConangfioE.-,Tbe vote for the New
Constitution IS in many places unexpectedly h'ge.
We were much surprised at the heavy nlaJorI'irs
given IN lis favor III Lincoln. PIAe Monroe, sn4
Clay. For the large n'sjor.sies 10 Miller. Cole,
Fr.GkIin. and Osage, We could account trosn 4
knowledge Of tie fact that greal e1or;s He'e made
to CONVEX, i, into a party question:. Ine Vote Of
the counties heard from leaves tie resItE ss'ns-
Via, doubtful. The rumors from the oagv
Valley, and The south west, from Grand Riser.
and ion, the counties On the northern line Of 'ae
State have been TIA! The opposition 10 The Mes
Constitution was very strong, and II has been
said that the southeastern Psr1 Of The Sale soa's
,o,e in opposition to ra!IacauoO. ihis may.
however, turn ouI to be a mistake especially II
there has been any concer! Of ac!'oa 10 es'hg The
strength Of The domiEani paSiy 10 Oeaf in iasof
Of raiIf,:aIion. Tas Eumor las bssR snai t'f-se
maiortis would be gwen for tae Ssw Ceasiitu''o@
liz Platte coua,ry. and VIC kaow Otno oih':s part
Of the State ~ which heavy njofiiaes IN lis issor
can be expected. We s,.is thinS that the ProSa.
bili,es re that the Constitution sas besd rejected
Nv a decided naior.sy.- S. Louis ". N,r Srs-
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
WALLACE 4 WARD

TJAvE lost received. per steamer Troy direct rom
- ~, .eIac..d s,ncks Of Spring and Summer
Cod. they ever brought to this market consisting IN
~, ~ bI5. apd bl,cS English and Preach broadcloths
and ca.neres pilo, and beaver cloths SILK .a,ln ana
cashmere yessngs; 6ne medium % 10" Pneeo &C. :;
,nn.. Of an coors aud at all prices linen snd cot
ton Goa md pan,alOOn s,us: great rareiy and al
io. nric., ,ery large stock OF brown and h!ssehed
dome,tics blankets and blanket eoals oil all aese''P
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

~. Ia Aal.sH a.. |. 81 ~ 1T
-Gen. Gaines made verbal defence, OF safe.
men,'nf his case. before the Court Of Inquiry Sit.
ting al Cd Point Coasof, onlhe 81 instant: = A.
though he Did so. he bad made col. he slid. a wni.
ten sialemen:,ot some isos,y pages. gviih tbs
reading Of which 10 wo9ld noi trouble tie Court.
He tnds Justification Of his action IL letter
from the War Department di,ed, 2s,h Augusf,
lsi5. In which tho staiemen; is made .that re-
quisitloas foo ,ioppsy upon :s.s Gosernors Of the
several States IS vested only in the Prpsden,, aad
restricted alone 10 him, excep, in two or three
specific cases-eases alLin which the emergeue,
must be gTsati the geil inminen, 10 the couniry."
And lis rcqpisition for troops, he Contends, was
IN accordance with the principal disciossd-,hat
Gen. TayIo and MS u rny were in Circumstances
OF extreme pert ard of ImnTuen, dagger, Pub.
lie opinion, the G'vernor and Stale Of Louisisna,
aud LIS own notions Of his DUTY, sauctioiej his
course: lie sought, he said. no higher honocs
indn the COmmsslo he helt-he had no aspira-
lions fos PaSsr OF place--he only asked 70 be
sent hack 10 the command from which he had
been called; il Ibis were denied MIN, then he called
for a cour;-niar:ia OIL the banks Of the Rio
Grande, at sb'ch place mos, Of his witnesses
now are, actively engaged in the defense Of our
common coun,rv.--f ldiiy. D-ita. % 'f-T# 20
nurdsr.-A man named Parker lately killed
young man mined Clay ia Tisheminso coon,y,
Miss. Tbs Vicksburg Sentinel Of the Eth inst.
gives the following par,iculars: Parkers wife had
lefs hun, for his abuse of her, and had gone 70
her fathers who is named Clay. The father also
Of The young man who was murdered; Parker
followed her, and was denied admission to the
house. He came back again al 9 o'clock al eight;
the Old msn being from home. the mother Of his
vile agnl0 denied him admission. when he sprung
la'o the door and severely stabbed the old lady
with knife. Her.wo sons ran TO her assistance,
When the frantic man stabbed one Of them dead
on the SPOT, and very severely cut the o.her.--
The Sid Is6ys Fife IS though. SO BE in grea, dan.
ger. Parker has been arrested and IS now 10
jal!.-Dsla. .--r 81. .-.i .--lr---4 .r.s1 81
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

Class miIk-Pans have been introduced in the
English dalries, and are esteemed preferable to
any other.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

R,ac5aa'if.-Ifas Dallas IA! Gaze,:e says
I'VE unizrst1nd thaia rencpdnter look place at
Warrefftuu. IN this equally. on Saturday lasi, be-
tween R.tben Pearson and Peter Reh. plaster;
ar. The former inflicted wouads OF the latier
win knife Of which BE i;;ej Instantly. or ils
par,ic.ars Of ire officially We, are not ADVISED.
Pearson j. nov IN iiitt .ra t.Lis.iruI.s :, .,
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

Fro-, Fort Le1rtnrvrii.-Ihe Trib ;tlfy az
rived Yesterday from Weston. which PLACE she
Ieft on sunday: Au express bad arhved at Port
L4uven worth. from Gen. Kerrney, and 81 kinds
of ru,nors were Circulating respecting he S.s:a
Fc expedition. /: ~as reported that Capain
Hudson and other Officers were dead, but o,her
accounts con, indicted these stories. SO that no
f!itEl ear he paced IN them. There had ,teen q
J,rcl .bs,v, en- two Of the Pate vo'aa:sets, il
which ose cfthenn was so severely ~ounded that
he died 10 consequence. i appears Thar oa!y
80, ~ "a. volunteers III ksl zsece ne xes
Ion Sc, out. Three adiitionai computes Of VOL
saleers. understood TO Dc Mormons. left TIE ForI
t,s, Sunday fos the Prairics.-N. Lsuis ~ Err.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

Declaration ihe Gar isoa Of Vera Crr-.--
Tue undersigned " nerals. superior officers. and
o;::er grades of the Garrison OF Vera Gfuz, nav
Iug Assem- led IN the quarters Of the sIh rig
the line, for the purpose Of taking InO cnnsldera-
lion the ca arliious state TO which the Republic
IS reduced. and Of tevisi1ga suitable remedy for
existing evils. With view 10 restore her again
10 prosperity, are Of op. a!oa as follows: They
consider tia! the principal cause Of the fatal dis
cord which exists, IS the wan, OF FUNDAMENTAL
(code) system Of government dictated With libe-
rally for the nation, which has manifested de-
tes,alion for the monarchicaI principle: and Of a
government, which should be the result Of public
opinion and no, Of faction. They consider the
present government as illegally constituted. which
has discharged is Mission IN an oppressive nan.
ner. having issued al anti popular decree, whose
syinpalhles are entirely monarchlcai. Waist
engu ed IN this detesiable intrigue, it has neglect
ed the defence ofIhe national territory. and ahnn
doHed q, the frontier the army sssembied 10 protect
it. That the Republic IS hasianIng To ruin. and
that /. IS now more Than ever necessary 10 wOTk
assiduous!y 10 draw close together the bonds of
union. ualleppily now 81 rcksef, By abJUring all
oar private opinions We. therefore, adopt the
declaration (pIan) proclsi med by the people a nd
garrison ofIhe city Of Guad,iaxara, on the TWEEN
teth Of May Ias, up TO the fifth article inclusive,
with tie following additional:
lst. All citizens in exile for political offences.
from lie year 1921 to the preseu. date. are a.
liberty 10 return; and invite them TO co operate
in defence Of the present plan. ID. By this no
change shall take place IN the state ofwar which
exists between the Republic and the United States;
10 the Congress which shall assemble will be the
task Of resolving this question: 10 Mexcaus.
obedience 10 their determination. 81. All ci;-
liens within this deparimeniaud without, are in.
viled to lake up arms against The present order Of
things. and supper. this plan. winch mas for lis
sic Object The pubic gooj., The same Invitation
5 ext uted to the political and military aushorlIes
ofaI d-parIemenrs- iIA. As his Esceilcrcy.
Gen. AM. LogFz De SANTA ASSI, bad tie glory
Of 70 !so.ng the Rspo5IIci and, vLa.essr may have
been his rGIOr. be has always breh tisa hrmes.
stay OF puJiic and the Integrity OF The nai'oOai
Territory. the garrison prOcalms his "a ID Eacsl-
kncy lhrlr tieneai-ia- Chef IN tbe gam oh3eci
for WHICH this Ian has been devised. DS'ed 3 Isl
July. ls46-W L. ". To this are speode,i the
aames Of ,he Offices, ofIh gaEfison,-Ds.ia.,l
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

Tie Union s,ate. thai Mr.. McLane's recall
=ss.. c.: II the Great Western.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

l.9iGaa s!eciioEs.-TAa returns from. the sn.
iana eecii01s, Indicate ibai u hl!eodaSf Loss. -
e.ecIed, GOEeESor BY q small naslotss stssen
saa. Wing. Lieut. GO'essos, by a s1ah MAJORITY,
and lac Waigs have asnaioriy M the House OF
Representatives. ass on jo.H hi..a;, and 'Ae Loeos
,,ioxiry in toe -aais.--.sl. Lsu is ~. Era
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
D VERY LATE FROM HAVANA AND
.l.. -. MEXlCO. y lya.I r.l-h ID

Departure Of Sona AHna for Vera Crs--- De-.
clarafiOs q that Cuy in Ais tdror'. eic--sna r.
Some, Capt. DELy4iLLE, arS:yei Yesterday irom
Havana, having started from. thence on the even
ing Of the S,h inst. The British steamship
DIE, reached Hnvana on the 9Th inst. after pas.
sage OF four days from Vera Cruz. having on
bolrd sl62,O0 ~ specie and twenty-sesen pas.
seRgers. We have ia our PossesslOn flies u Tia
Vana papers to the sIh, together With letters apd
pa ers from the city OF Vera Cruz up 10 the Isl
inst. '-.'. ''.' "
The mos, important inGpmetiou,by his arrival
is the pronuucclnent of the civ ana garrison OF
Vera Cruz, on the SIS, ut,., IN favor OF SANTA
ANNA. who, as soon as the news reached him al
Havana, embarked on. board the steamer Done.
-uuG (How uuder British coTorsI. und slTIec Oh
the nigh, OF the SIN inst. for Vera Cruz. ...
a CORES. OnIeat aPPrIzes US OF Tue event as
follows;
F,r4 Cru: 4Hgust 7, 1916.
extraordinarily OF | P. ", this city
pronounced 10 fSor Of SANTA ANNA and FeIe-
ration, and by tins convey ance tWo CoWmlss'on.
ers ore despatched to His Exec Ieney, 70 invite
him to come once more and rife The tesllnIes OF
Mexico. The most general belief IS lhnI be vii
settle the peHdiug dfticuiies between Inc United
States and this country.
IN Mexico. the Ministry hat resigned IN con
sequence of General BEAvo having been sworn
rs Pftstvut Cd intern. o.: letters from The
caPi!b, daiezi the 3Olh GlIImo say, ina: Inc new
Ministry will, without, exception. Je disposed to
make pence with the Ameucans.
Nothing new fsori Con.nio5ofe CSSSoa : sfssad
ron nor from the other coast 10 relation 10 Cali
forlia. Yours, &c, -
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
AvNS NUD 0EDIg1IGSs

NPHoRs ..---..., ...... .. -r
Cslomel; ~ %
nkroo,; 81"
alPhate Of Potash;
Plum; o. --r
oeotr!ns Aloes, (gsnuias,)
ss'aet Of Liquohee,
eRder China non; 70
White War;
odide Of Protassiun;
aiPss,e Of Morphinei
aeetate s. ---s--- .rEL
alphate of zin.. aud many other nedi'
which makes our present stock OF Drug
cinss, &c., complete. Physicians, merchants
pur f..sads generally, are invited 10 send IN
orders Received by Arkansas Mail, and
|sale very low for cash, BY ..
STEVENSON g. BELL, Drnggtsts.
n Rsnu, March e, 1915. o.. a.f
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

A Busy FsHOr.-We hear Of an eiiies down=
south, who. -~e-..--ss- ~+.he-,-ese-riion, is the
nsess i.i. sA.s q. Of s,s nnse. izie Is moi nbts
hisowacompsa.oE,Pf essa.sa. and dsss .bstheetsi
layern is village Pos;Eyas;eI, -ioSn Gers, cap
liin OF tie militia, uiefI.s Els own 5oois aud
Shoes. /. a psitifbsger Of do.otie,y, deals ID red
flannel. makes 'ps,sn; Brasdsettr pits peddss
essences anhhn. ware l~o ssaJssin las 1.eek,is
parish .sestoa ara, a.Eays breaches % Sunday
xken The miaister- Is absent. In addition to this
ne mas sc6'dihg wife, sixteen unsraieful anu
d sobeden: chaaren. and large circle of needy
acsss ::,.sc,s scss hsp cniersains on ccntai,ns
unkuswa 10 ,he-psbtse.i What could ,se yiSass5
do without him. ....-G a., -.-ss,.s--.,
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

aGzSrIBNBs sho have beenreeen.iy on visits
to the Eastern Staies, cornpinin very much Of ths
grea. Liability Of having ihsir baRgasc stolen on
The eastern STEAMBOATS,, Particularly The boats BE-.
,ween! Nes Yofs and Boston. They complain
Of h. wig BOSE ticics Psfloined in Such Hisns'
n.r a, toefsnderlhe sess veey -auDoyiae fssz
ouasrs ava stlcsr, Of r'o-e tos,s ssssz hare a.
nlors. ysiaAt oversight Of iE'e seas erplsyedi
BY ,hem.-S. Louis VI. Nr Era. =,
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pring and summer Goods,
THRUsFONs PILLS.

Re Undersigned are Agents for The sale Of
The above piIIs-orders viii be promptly al
to. W. n. l. NJ. MAYERS, druggists.
n Smith, August 2, ls45. ..r.....
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
LADIES' WI AR.

New ,tyle prints IRON 81 to - cents "0's'ea -fa
cotton balzornes, ginghims, shaded lawn gu shahs;
new STYLE painted lawns; polka muslIns esmof'es ahs
.s:s Il. Il and figured alpsce. ius'res' very ehe4P
,co. nous .eiines de 1ine something eh're!y ne" ah
deridedIy rich: cashmere deeosse; graduated r0oes
Ain and figured silks and satias shawis fancy hoAs
Epen e.ubfic hdkfs. PLATA and hsmi G,eaeo; sears !
cort.r. ca pcs caps, and chemsettes mt.s ana
Of every STYLE ani quality bobnet and tn'ead aess
nd ,n.r,iny.; cotton; thread and oob.n edgngs ano
n-rtInv, style bosnets plain and iancy RIBBONS
,ameth,.g new I'D trimmings. In great 'AnsS par
.I III. sh.4e-; white and black six ana eotoh
h,s al all prices in short almost every sfele l0'
dies wear. euope
100 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
CHI, kgiorn. Panama. SUE ard Flr
HAS. Of the latest fashion. Lrrgs '0'
p of Bot. and aaiio1,ry! Hardrars
AMI Cudsry. China. Glass aaa
Oussnsears Drugs, Medicines
and Dys-SfrFs.
SUGAR. COFFEE. AND OTHER GRoCEhLts;
All wea.k is, that persons ~ishing 10 Porsh ~,
all and examine our stock, ana u 'nel -
b.,n GOOD. i, s,Il not be our iauf Inc hlznss'
m.rket price paid for -four, wheat com nistI,
lee,xs l. beef hides aeersktB-, c0SnsAiAs'
and plank
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,

HAVE received per Steamer iaIoO City, Reliance,
Nathan Hale and Arkansas No 5, and in store, 4
large Stock OF Merchandise suited to the trade OF
which the following is part:
Groceries.
700 Bags Rio and Laguira Codss
50 hhds New Orleans Sugar
25 bbls molasses
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-02
Items of Foreign Intelligence.

i.onis Philippe 10 said TO be in favor
o' referring The Oregon dispute 10 the ar
b'taton Of tree Eur llsh and ,bree Ace
Tledn g'ad' men. TINS carving out the
idea 81 Mr.. Winthrop vi Massachn,eit'.
The article If Maize or Indian Corn.
vas bec"mioe very popult smopg The
people in Ensl nd. ~
The French have met with disastrous
''elrstS IN Algier.
Queen pict"r,a aud Pine. Aiber, will.
Il Is sad. aflrr her act onchmen,, Wi,
France. The Duke aud Duchess Of Ne
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY. JAN. lIrH. 1916,
SENATE

oENh i IL.
On motion OF Mr.. WALLACE, The Serat
took up The bill concerning proceedings al rul,,
in The Superior Courts.
Mr.. WALLACE offered an amendment 10 Il.
first section, which was adopted, and the amen
ment of Mr.. ROGERS then came up, alter !.
bate between Mes>rs. Wallace, Rogers, Thon,.
son Of A., Caperton, Srinser, McMulIen vi.
lev, Gallaher and Garrett.
Mr. WALLACE Offered substitute, eul,,
cling Tie amendment uf Nh. RcG.Rs, which ~.
adopted.
MIR STRINGER moved 10 make lie Din =
take effect from the i, July next. Negative.
MIR. ROGERS proposed the Is, Of Ma
Adopted. The bill passed
On motion OF Mr.. STRlNGER. a resoluiils
was adopted for procuring certain maps a!5
books for The use cf the Senate
On motion Of MIR. BONDURANT. The s.
male took mp The bill concerning lie PRO.
Turnpike and Cnml'erlai d Gap Road-io ukl.
he offered an amendment; and on moiien +
Mr.. McMULLEN, The hil and ancrdmen, v.,s
again laid on The table.
BILLS PASSED.
l. The bill concerning Henry Tueels.
Mr.. WILEY explained he h' The amel5
ment Of The Committee beng adopted
:. The bill concerning Baldwin Foster. OF the
county Of Mathews;
8. The bill concerning Davi, Ferry, across he
Rappahannoca, near Fredericksburg;
q Incorporating Taylors Hotel, in The town 8.
Winchester
MIR. GALLATIER explained and adycca.,.
The passage of the bill
Mr.. McMULLEN was opposed 10 il.
Messrs. WORD and ROGERS al.o
advocated lis passage and the bill passed--ayt,
20, noes 2.
The bill concerning william NJ. Alkinsor.
with an amendment, was then taken MP
Mr.. VOOLFOLK opposed The bill.
Mr.. GALLAHER explained il, and then
moved 10 lay j, on the table; which motion W,
carried
On motion of Mr.. SPARK, the Senate al.
iourned
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Another Democrat frou Georgia.

G. w. Towns Democrat, is elected 10 Con.
gress from The (3d) Macon District by $50 ma
joriy over DR.. Ambrose Baber Wing. Last
year Washington Poe (Whigl was elected by
49, Soon after the Governors election, which
resulted in favor Of the Wings, MIR. Poe resigned
his seat, confidently asserting that The District
was SO thoroughly Wing, thatno Democrat could
"touch bottom" His predictions are wofully
falsi6ed-and a true and able Democrat added
to the majority in Congress Thus we shall
have another vote in favor Of revenue Tariff
and other Republican measures. This it will
be recollected, is the district Of MIR. Chappell,
for whose manly and independent course on the
Tariff and Texas, the Wings ostracized him.
We hare seen in the papers an amusing table
Of the political shiilings of Georgia. She is said
10 change every year Last year she was Wing,
now sheis Democratic. According 10 The rule,
she will be Democratic in lsi5 when President
will be elected-lhat will do very WE'LL