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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

lands 10 which The Indian tile mas been extln-
guished, and authorize the sale of that portion
OF the public lands containing copper and other
valuable ores, the loan might safely be reduced
from tweny-;hiee 10 seventeen millions ot dollars.
Annexed are copies (marked L } OF inslruc.
lions, issued by this department., 10 carry into
eifec, The ac OF The 9th oil August last establish.
ing the warehouse system. The large majority
by which this law was passed, and the beneficial
results already accomplished, clearly indicate
that il may be regarded as part Of the selled
policy OF the country. That it would have been
more advantageous ii there had been no limit TO
the time for retaining goods in The warehouse, is
the belief OF this department.; but the measure
having been adopted in its present form as a
compromise OF conflicting opinions, no recon-
mendation is submitted TO disturb that compro-
mise II is believed that, hereafter, this great
measure will vindicate itself so clearly by It's re-
suits, that amendments may be obtained BY very
general conssn, al future period Both as
means OF augmenling revenue and Of increasing
the commerce and prosperity oil The country II is
a most important measure Under lis beneficial
influence, our own great commercial cities will
soon rival, and ultimately surpass, the largest
marts OF European commerce, auemenline most
rapidly the wealth and business Of The whole
country Impo,tan, as il is 10 agriculture, COM
merce and navigation, manufactures also will
derive from il, in series of years, great aaVan-
lages. The benefits in augmented means ac-
cIuing 10 those concerned i'll agriculture, com.
merce and navigation, arising from the ware
house BILL will enable them 10 purchase more Of
our own manuiactu es, whilst that interest will
mol be so seriously affected as il has been BY auc-
lions and forced sales OF foreign merchandise
Mos. OF these goods, under The warehouse bill,
will wait in store Tor q purchaser, instead Of
forced sales in our market, because The goods
cannot be waiehoused.
As this bill will also render our great CONNER
ciai cities immense maris OF assorted caigoes,
where merchants from all the world will even
,uay Come 10 seek supply, our own manuiae-
lures will otlen be bought as part OF those as
sorted cargoes, by purchasers that never would
have been found in the absence Of such system.
In Liverpool and Us suburbs. The number Of
bonded warehouses is estimated al tive hundred;
and in Lopdon and other ports OF the British en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

Decision Of The Court Judges Scott, Baker,
Christian, Robertson and McCouas dissenting j
lst. That from The facts found, The offences
charged were not committed within the juris-
diction of The Circuit Court Of Wood county, or
of The Commonwea OF Virginia
ID That Judgment ought 10 be rendered in ia
yor of the defendants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22
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would know how wor,hinns ~ 49,.
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llcnce Of nv m.nn.s \, !, 81 49, 49,
yo no idea n ,rss,. ~ \. 49, u. ~ esn gVs
servants, Ana vs.,srds~ e. ssss -. ess y nls
sian g a,mo., \, $500 " ~, y 1851 " pas
c.n,d =. NM. ~ $3.50 IS IN caring y Jpn
rkish ,h,. ~, nns NJ p mn
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,telded Ana rss...I $3.50 - ne Only polnl
A. 81, r,s,d s...s ~ VI, sl.Nnougn q colfse
III Il. csor,,s. ~ !. ny ye. ne sees
hin 4, rsrn;,. a... ~ ou .., an0 n Mlr mass
dap hshs III .,s,.,'nt,. Si moie,, me oFhsr
ana refnse,i 49,, M. :. ~ eaimnesss
$500 o,'' $3.50, '"'"g aodaIt 1881 au ~
~ \. $500 wnen INNS q AZ his threats
shld .a',.,. . y me, IN amszsd ic tnnh
.sn' s,has'hs.. ~ s III spy man tnank HE'S
Fxsh.n.a n, ~ -. no'a'ns q my oene y ne
- ..s.ra;sa ~ = ~ - nsas =. S.o-mof-
| -, $3.50 - a'as snali mol sleep te-
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dss,h D,ar 10 1T 49,. y ~ii. y
rsfnse 10 80 III, 800. NJ 2 uoi onah
al II ,his I OLA 49, ps'Ins yeu ale ~
therefore. iiwhieh eor,ss i 49,. n.., ",
!, san,s', .s.a,sas rs ~ pursue. Deafesi
e s', uls.issssa T. uesh, ny heart feels
| ds.a,..s 49, 4 Y. ~ wHn strangers
nan : II ,sis. a. 800. ryssf = oIuae q
speak II N. 5. -, :. Mo onelo
near ,he onlv beino Is .'ts ~ me---so
cpmf.rt MI j., $500. y. ny ~. M. s'ss me
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

ISe Sunday Mercury tells 81 ID &C.
qas k.anee who asked another how old
be saopsht Mrs h vas. Il don't know
befs See exactly. be repIied. she suyiss
ironsse ysnseen ID twepiy Ave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

SLANG or THE DAY .-- Qsesiion.-fs
Mr. Polk. ~ MI. Ri,chie says, The Great,
faiber .. the red mani z
y9nsser. -- He sint The falberof nothing
else n SfDndayd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

I'm done sarker. Is The Illinois child
sais when bis mother Weaned bin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

Al, r Willis issabout toIbecoms liiera-
~ eaitorof she New York Tsibune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

An infrnary has been opened ID BALI.
more, for ihe proper treatmentof diseases
Iof she Eye aodsEar has been established
byFproiessor N. r, SMITH add Dr.. CoHEr.
Those who have ailments Of these impor-
tans organs may resort with perfect con-
fidenceio .heT professional skilI or lhssa
gentlemen. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

BE wSsi . b sl1ss eafiy de srxs nstnirg pri-
o. e Ieetise sbe ciiy,rs1t csIie1 bin put. Hs
iold Nm lhst Be vas isioni.hed % Ind hin, a.
tsf = bat bad passed between ihen, 10 eonTef-
sation siih his dsoshisr.s Hryf sssnfsd him he
"a npts We'll. said Major ?, if klhis b per-
sisted j., Mr.. HOyI. ! VII have fevense-aDd i
should perish IN he efIofi, ! shall leave sons
behind uho vii pufyue you 70 The rsnotest
points % ihe nofld. This cestsrsatio1 between
Major P. and Mr. Hotf took place sbouI lhe
asih jane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-22

~ ltar M BoNafns FL
Mar - IN fsver Of yoo "a deliver ihr ~
elased imlnediltely 10 NJ. II. would lhsi !
c@ah Sad words . exposes % you Dc 4. s.
oklisatieps ~ under 10 YOU for ~ $500.
spa have shown NJ, hul words ~ hn. fss,, -
express the deer kfatignda feef for 81 -, !.
vplsto mes can only kkr Won n M. 81: Z
very gratefully 81. respecsidlly. - Z
!. Your flissd.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
GOV. WELLS COURS

We have cursorily shown forth the delinquent
cies of Gov. Yell. We have held up to gh,
these sins, and they appear in all their garing
deformty as offences against n confding and too
enient party.
But will that party-,he democrats of Az kan.
sas-regard these hcinous offences as slight
viii they allow their sovereignty to be trifed
with! Allow their interests to be Sc, aside, un.
attended 10, and jeoPardized by any public servant
(much less one who was called from his guberna.
,cFa sea; 10 fiji the place vacated BY Judge Cross
in order that Gov. Yell may please his own ca.
PRECIOUS ambnionl In order that Gov. Yell may
fill private soldiers station, for which position
there we're thousands Of themselves, any one OF
whom willingly would and wished to fill! Will
the people allow Gov. Yell to desert his public
duties TO occupy pos. that hundreds Of his fellow
citizens desired to but could not fill Either os
private, when these hundreds were equally firm
hearted and brave, US The Colonel when scores Of
other men were better qualified for that com.
mand, who now by Gov. YelI's intriguing. hum.
bug ProPensitles, stood scarcely if any chance 10
fill that station?
What must Mr.. Pelham. Surveyor General.
think Of iel's absence from MS post. when he
knows that Arkansas was stricken out las re.
garded The increase Of the salary of Surveyor
Generals! What opinion will those individuals
who lost. or would ifthe generosity Of other mem.
Oers had not lnterPosed or will lose their claims1
he Pryudiees inarins % these persons in conse-
quehce OF Gov. 1eI's deserIion of hrs post. must
SIT heavily upon his conscience, if he is tro rbIed
with one, when he knows thai MS own las, after
power was the cause
But how great the contrast between our Sena.
Tors and Gov. Yell. The former haveattendad IN
'he'r Stale. and melted the general remn rk that
Arkansas has the fro bes, Senators. men of indie.
langab'e Industry and powerful influence. Look ,
ii'e Journals Of the 29th Congress for proof Of
Col. Ashley's adherence TO the admins,
MS dsTo''on 70 Liz coaa!rE'. Interests. and tho
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
{ q L y TY CAN ID ] DATE

" f. arc authorized to announce JOIN
as Candidate for the House Of RePte~hii
tbs County, at the snsurn, August elects
r. are authorized to announce IVY
SCOT ! as q candidate for Circuit COuH u
ensuing August election.
WE arc authorized to .nnounes Ale
ElLtAN, a. candidate for re election
or Circuit Court Clerk, Of this county,
August election.
WE arc authorised 10 announce Ger
Ton DI Val, as candidate for Shsrfr
SUNG election.
" :. sfs Authorized 10 snnounce y. az
f.Il OR, as d candidate for sheriff, al The ny
election.
VT are au'hor.cd to announce JOHN Vs
a. cand"'7's ia- Sheriff, at the neIt Aus'
March II, -i6.-J-ti -,
&. err al.lOrized 10 announce lsAA'
~ ". s. candidate for Constable
IoNnsH'P at the ensuing Angus; election
t. are authorized to announce DAVIES
son az a candidate for County Surveyo"
C'nnir. ~ Che ensuing Angus; election.
Il. CLINTON BUSHNELL, AncH'rr1,
NEEE, submits his name 10 the voters "
county for Sur eyor. al the ensuing Aug"
t"r' Smith, Nay 80. lsi6.-l6. .,-
VIZ are zulhafizcd 10 announce Ih"H
RblD as a Candidate for Justice Of the 1,e'
Bnren Township, at the ensuing Angus ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
|l,hnnkid|
Is, bu,kin'I
3, gsntlsn]|
(,,s', light
Van BrsES, Juy,
To Mcssr,. Uaskbourn. !. PrvOr

GrS1LENES:-ThroUgh the s5e o.
~ Of nv Democratic friend. h,.
name 10 be used, in connection va D'sn Go !
1rr candidates TO represent Cnui, ~ ii
t.r mex. legislature. In Justice "a ;,n,ds I,
vel rs TO myself, | wish 10 STATE hoei c.
private business. and other con,5,,
0, would be Us-.es, TO mention, DUO Can tube
.r,i.c Lr,uy n candidate for r.n,a... NJ, scia
80 r-,u, .,,,r,.- ,.,.. Ct, peket
success, bu, for The rcn'cns IS, AZ, =. IRON
am too vel acquainted wun the L., abe %
IN cran forI county 10 believe tl rd loi
mus. NEE. defeat because they az IL, '
au,ra- mced and acknow Ell e DO q Frcne
vi. e.: lie Peope.
Yes wlu coH'rr 4 fa,or ge1,su ANN,
IlsAug the above. suc,
lUJrs respect. fn eve
John B. lna
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

trThe deiachren, Of L. S. Troops, under
command Of Major Bonneville, Of the 9Th Infantry
took up their line Of march, from Fort Smith, Oh
Monday last for San Antonio. The detachment
consists Of company u, Lieut.. Howe, command
ing. and Liem. Read; company II, Capt. A. Ca
dy, Lieut.. Fitzgerald, A. {. S and a. q. NJ, oi
the 9Th Infanry, md companies A and E, Isl. ORA
goons. Capt. Eus,s, Lieut.. Carlton and Lieu.
Whitley; 4. Cop,. Sieen, ls. Rucker. and ID. Blu
ford. The detac hmen, proceeds by the most dlrec
route.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

L.TILE klcg. ynLu ~. l>lG. /

=
Gsn1e%"": -fout communicated Of lnc 18th
uh.. came to hand few days since. during INV
Illness. Of which have no! YET recovered.
hive this evening %T.ien 10 The Secretary OF
War. at great length uron this subject. assuring
him that Notwithstanding MAS EuI DIS rous t..
and wOud ah>lrln tgaa aGy ret catrl'atrI 10 re-
lard the operations Of tie General Go,crumenl
for the pacfi. settlement Of the unhrp2y d,.i-r-n.
crs now existing between the tNC factions Of thu.
Cherokee people, Sui That w, determined 10
remove tie cause Of the continued exr'em~nt
which hld prevailed for The a-, SIX or rght
months among the tiZrns of tins S.a:c. border.
ing on the Indian line. by competing the rrfu.
gees to re.cross the line INTO Their own country.
thereby placing them as YOU Observed ua!er the
care and glardianshlpo of the military. who's. du,v
il IS. 10 proiec: them. When. if the fprcc under
General Arbuck.e sho4d prove Insufficient. he
was at liberty and tho President had heretofore
gwen him tie power to make reQuip.ilon upoa
me. for any amount Of force that might appear
necessary. Informing him further nat IN rafs.
ing the Regiment for the Mexican ln,aston. sbm.
ten or Twelve companies; over and above tho>,.
required. had been reported. aud that had lp,i>..
ed on the continuance o. their orglnzIIlrn: an!
that had. AMI would SION organize a full Req.
ment Of Volunteer horsemcn, for the .rvIcc Of
the Government, upon short warning Of their
need
hoPe Gentlemen yol viii by public meetings.
call public attention as YOU proposed 10 this sub.
Jecs, and | viii assure you that am not only
Wiling but ready 10 second any peaceful but ef.
htIenl move you may think proper to Indicate to
arrest The e&ciiem~ntin your vicinity. and in fact
on the whole course OF the Indian line.
invite nil The nfn yn, ma, - .
10 afford from time TO time.
have the honor to subscribe myself
Mos; respectfully Yours
THOMAS S. DREW.
10 Messrs. Henry Wilcox, r. c. S Brown. Jes.
Sc Turner. VIM. G. Shannon, Wn. c. Robin.
son. VIM. Ilar.gravcs.
i committee aPpoiHled By a nlseiizg al Tie CHI.
:c"' Of Crawford county.
appointments in he irmv-The UnioD Of The
}Oth uIImo. contains long list of appointments
n the Army, under the usual head Of "A onnio,.
nents by President; by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate" |, includes rovr,s.
ers,Qua riermaiers, Assisnn! Quargernaslers. and
-ommlssnrles. under the supplemental act ,pr,,,.
d June Is, 1916. The only appointments. which
We see from Arkansas. are:
SAMUEL ". RUTHERFORD. Of Arkansas n -
ssIstant Quariermastei with the rank of Con.
hin. up !
WILLIAM FIELDS. of Arkansas, 10 be A,si.,,,, q
ommlssarv. with the rank of Cantain.
From a separate paragraph 10 the s1me pap.r.
e earn; HAT tho Senate had confirmed the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

success Of his eaertons; and our readers Viii see
The contrast between Coz. IoII's neglect oil duIes
his denyuncemeuI Of foreigners; MS 'hieas 10
withdraw his support from The administration "
certain fnrorl.es were not 0p71ln;e. 20 ohce; ms
failure to carry out one single Bill lis DISSECTION
from hi. Posi- which he left wiihou! giving ON
al notice Of hs intentions, 80 that las 9h' o'r'
Iors day should continue. while he should %
creating capi,aI for the Senate. Had Col. Ash
law been guilty of one hundred!h part OF these
enormirirs how loud would BE the eHl..InS cry Of
the Banner. Ave then could tie Editor OF 'hai
nrin, see. and he would lose no Time IN publishing
to his rcadrrs that Col. Ashley Ia! ii! h'' post,
aud denoluce him for i, though II docs not &C.
nounce yell. Thank heaven, all our pubic ser
vans are no, after the order Of Gov. Yell, or NO
wouJ fall upon unfortunate Arkansas.
We nav. SHOWN thai il was entirely unneceS'
sary tina, Gov. Yell should he either private SOL
der, or ~hat he hoped to bel Co"n'I' but 1t
was necessary. to 4 vitality, that Gov. ie'I should
have remained in his s. Al, and lis drs-r:'on from
hi. constituents Interes! IS wauton and ou'ra-
g.ous lrif.ng with the rights and dignity OF the
reope Of Arkansas. He owed II 10 his STATE 20
ABIDE by his post though he wasno :a-"s.':e2s
or efficient member wa!c iDerr.
10 few words view il sci forth no" Ills dcsrr-
ton Of Gcy. Yell proves preJl-iclai.
l.,. Arkansas left without representations
ID. She has now 10 protector Of her Interests
III tie House Of Representatives.
80. 1t is an nsuI! to the State.
4h. !, deprived one Volunteer Of pace Gov.
yell should have left free.
9th. The House docs no, even yet hno" Off
caIlv lha. Gov. yell has LEFT, Dor when he vi,
return.
9Th. Gov. yell s,HI draws hi, e,shI dollars per
diem. though unnecessarily absent.
7lh lndl,iJu.I claimant, from Ms Safe have
no Representative 10 p-cssE! them.
SIN. " uen the noion vas MAJ to increase
lie salary Of Surveyor Gyuera.,, Arkansas ~os
,,rc ken out, because none were ta,re to answer
to her claim.
Oh. Tie important question Of Tar II, an! OIL,
" more immediate Interests Of ihIs Slolc. Nj
no, be sustained Y any member from Arkansas
10Th. Tie Wings Iy this !cserl,on have gained
vote.
lth. The injury nccroing to the State by tie
,uo!tcn.iou Of .er Representative 10 her mt rcs's.
is stained with hac Ct Luc b The ELLcuoHErs.
ING rURr osEs ~hi.h prompted the movement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

10 another column vii be found Nr. Smith s
note d-cIining The honour Of running for the L.
sislsiure. We think Mr.. Smiths course Pru-
DENT one, for We are eonhdsni hat he had 10
chance Of SUCCESS. Well We suppose that Esq.
wooIage will take the fed, aud lie much worse
beaten than Mr.. Smith would have been. We
shall see
DR.. Allen declares that he has no. booted OUT
but is still a candidate. We'll Doctor, if yo1 I'd
your Deighbor, Esq. Wooage, if be runs, are not
The wors, beaten men that ever run in this coun-
iy, We will ackocvledge that we are no prophets.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

9JoLn WOrE.-Ths notorious desPersdoaHd
u bolesale murderer and ro5ber, has at last met
with his jus. deserts
Lssl week be VS. sho, BY a party Of men in
the so1th-ues, part OF Washington county. A
Mr.. FunkhoIser, ~bO-e life Work had threaten
ed and attempted to take, with eight other men,
upon the information Of e negro, who had agreed
10 steal for and fetch 10 Work, at certain place,
horse, laid ii waii al The nssisnated place,
uher. he negro decoyed Work. When within
leu ace. they ell fired evsry rife taking effect.
Work drew his knife aid made q rushing ,hrus!
q, Ibe negro, and then fell SPRAYING. So We
beard the story.
His fate vas most richly meri,ed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

Gsntjrmcn: sce some slsras
per, h tween citizens OF Big Greek 1,
townships. q ( out which roH nship sos
the most voice. would be sorry i'd
!"o 'r"u>uIYs were the only Onss
- ta,r- cause. These corresPoss.
SUuou, rcfecIien. # they think IN
Ashley party, IN this county, will
al the candidates. have heard %
m'ui oppressed Than that We viii
" hole ticket: that IS, mean, as one d
respondents would say, the right
the 4isOrenni:erI. hear Of some
WHO AL. vote for Brorn-bu, these
leads are only heard Of. no, seen: q
mrer Of Col. Ashley, and hi, brEa}
~. j vote for Brown, who YOU'D a
for elm preference TO himl NOns
man nrgEI. ~! DO ASHLEY man will
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

Look osi.-The Pos, Office Department, has
strictly enforced upon Pcs, Masters the duty Of
ferreting on. cases Of writing on newsPaPers-
The postage on a newspaper, with wiring on ii,
10 about forty cents-ihe fine, FIVE dollars.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

We learn that two soldiers guarded al Forl
Smith on Monday lass. about game of cards,
when one rose aud sho, the other; the bail pass
ing through both hips and causing as it is sup
posed a mortal wound.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

E-HO~ many foreigners has Gov. Yell N the
ranks Of the Arkansas Volunteers who /" cannot
ride horse half q mie!' Viii be 5sno8nce
them upon tie felG of battle, as he did upon Con-
rress floors =. "Drunken foreigners, Irish and
Duichi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

@We learn that some ciizens Of the county
favorable 10 the reelection Of Col. Ashley, have
determined to present fine banner 10 the town.
ship in this county. which gives the whole "A.h.
ley Ticket" Bel, Clarke, and Ak., the lOrges,
majority in proportion to the strength of the Town.
ship. We also learn from our friend Edwards,
who was in town, a few days ago, thu. Mountain
township would win that banner sure "-wha,
saws Richlnnd :" 10 that
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

~We are largely indebted this week, 10 the
Arkansas Democrat for news. and political Items.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

We learn that three soIdeN Of Maj. Bonnie.
yiIe,s ieiachI..~..-A-Lf rne erects oil nern-
pernncs, on the first days march, few miles
from Fl. Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
N 0 7 | c {

y
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rece',
~ undersigned Commissioners Of CrasD
iy. for Grading and Pairing a walk u.
Court House, in the Town of Van Bu,en
wide and length ofthe Court House. my
Also fer he Grazing ana Pairing
feet vide and eighty-fve feet long 10 ly|
building; the Brick for walks all TO DC H
Curling 10 lie of wood II by 4 inches; ~
FRA" ford County Script, aud work 70 y ~ NJ
ed by the first day Of September a. " :,
Commissioners reserving the Tsh " y
bles deemed TOO high.
A. J. WARD. C,-ai,as1
JOHN B. OGDEN,
July II, lsi6.-ll23.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

There /. nov s1fficien, water for boats Of Or
din,ry size. The Arkansas No blocked Tor on
Monday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

tor"anlr' Sl'd.I Msd,,,,.
Commander SlIdell Mackrr,
'sna ha, been rsrIousiy e..
supposed tha. ii has refer.pr.
PROJECTS OF revolutionary s,,ua
power, and making peuce VIII
Blu, the avo~ed objec, Of hi,,,.
ine,cn correspondent, of The CS,,,
IS 10 ascertain Whether ,b.rs.as
teenng against our Commerce. -,
measures 10 Prr'nnt it; and sI,. !
Mexican steamers for lhi, o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

ICmiTtIiou Of Geasr,. Is
r'uk Of MAJOR GoLtIalinrIsr'
under tie late law # Jure ,s I
VI m. o. Butler, Of ktp,p.Ls
cral of Volunteers" "a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

eT!t is rumored that Senator Sewer. from
ArksDsas, is likely TO get the Russian Mission.
IPic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

GYOur thanks are due Col. Sewer for late
Documents; 10 Col. Ashley for the Message Of the
President and the correspondence of the British
and American Governments in relation 10 the
right Of sea rch, ETC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

~More Of the AHusion.-Gov. Yell in de.
nouncing The Bank Drectorsand Stockholders as
a s'Swiss corps" alluded to ELIAS N. CONWAY,
than whom there is not better man in the State.
u Gen. CoE==y willing TO be led BY, or to sup
por, Yell, when thus ungratefuliy stigma,lsed BY
Ain as hireiipg,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

His fate was mos, richly meri!ed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

GtrWe hear occasionally of Col. r. W. John.
son. He is progressing smoothly, and though
alone engaged in q monotcnous and dull work,
still his firm principles do no, allow him 10 ne
elect his duty.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

GA letter in the Baltimore Sun says that ;ht
Senate have again rejected the nomination Of Hen
~ Horn, a. Collector of the port of PhiIade phia