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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

s1ys tie Flas, sue. he len CanaEso. tie u.s. no
dcub, nv los iirne in Sarnivo and but o few DAYS
can elapse before i!nportani news may DO 'ooNea
for. Mech the lager part OF his force has ocen
lett lehind. which he will not move forward nh'
les the eSigencies may demand il. fhc rmpns'
,lJili,y Of Transporting provisions, has 10 donO'
clusyd him TO move forward less force inau nc
Otherwise would.
g Severa Msxciu proclamatIOns have been re-
ceyed in Ma,amcros. One Of them Is from Zen.
hmputiu, as commanter.in.chlef,d dated al Salillo
27.h Of Augusl - in which he says hen deter.
mined TO be revcnged for his losses on the SIN and
OH of NAV last. lie calls upon the Mcxcans to
rally around the standard of ,her country; bo'sis
that if the Americans venture to attack the forth
f.ntiors of Monterey. ,icv will be dnSen back
like chufr before the wind''--!hrcatGns all Mex.
leans an! foreigners who may be found trading
j,h goods from MatamorOs, with the penalty OF
asqlh--treals us spies a II those who hold cores
pondencc with the Anvricans-fnrbidS that Il Mex
lean shall work for an American in any capacity
wirtcver-Ioohs upon money received for serH-
ices rendered the Americans, as earned by s1cr,.
hrmg the bool Of their counIrymen--cai's upon
all tue McSicnus to inform against Offenders, anc
yves authority 10 any one 10 arrest traders, ami
ers of Mexico the sarkiRg of Matamoros,
should he be VICTORIOUS, OF which he seems posture.
The N,xcans in Camargo who had been in the
employ OF the Qlartermusier, and who were insI-
gated by the AcaIde to cease work, were offered
an increase Of wages to return to their employ.
m,nt. L fls.ug 10 accept il, Gen. Paterson COM
gel.ed lIcu 10 20 to work for former wages. The
Mgx,cans were perfectly wrimglo conI'nu" work,
but were held back through fear Of the AcaIde,
WHO was given 10 understand that he must not n-
tsrfrre again 10 matters OF tins sort.
We Learn tia, Court Martial is now inves-
tigailng, at Camargo, the caus,nnd cons quenco of
Tie disgraccfuI rio. in Which the Gcorgla youn-
lucrs were the actors,
William Hamilton and J. Humphreys, two Of
Walkers Rangers, wcro fired at and chased on
tie way from Cam,rgo 10 Mt;anoFo', c" the
18th insI by n body Of AlexIcans Of Canalcs party.
They escaped, however, wIlAou! receiving any ia
iury from their pursuers.
Sickness at Mdlamuros is rather on the increase.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

ErINOUS EFFECTS OF, THE NEW TA-1
We learn by n gentlenIhn from 'e'n'1
.W,neoski Falls Manufacturing ComHay'
a capital of 100000. have, since The psi
the new lnritf bill Secretary Walker. 'O'@
crease their capital to $500 600! IhseOnl
are extensively engaged 10 the manuIiH..
cassmers. large quantities. Of which are eT
TO Canada, and sold at a 'hrndsoms prom"
cloths manufactured by ths company a'1
lucniIy been mistaken by the CANADIANS
for West of England clolhs.- Union
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10
Polyr Isabel, SEM. Irt

PolNr ISABEL, Sept. lIi
Editors efMs DeIa
CentIcmen-I have jas, lime 10 ,.,i
latest news. Taylor left Camlrp, CIV
with GO00mcn on Ihe 5lh. Ampu,G, l.
a: Monterey with a large force, reDo,l,.s
1000 TO 10000 men. and irn piecr,oi
lie has completely fortified tho pIa,s a.l
"iurnaton bas been received, in which M
tens l. shoot any Mexican whoshaIl bo1tJ
ucatjon With tho Americans. reO,i, !
?. 5. At the last accounts, Tayn,, J
Quarters were at SeraIvo, half. ~ay bet..,I
argo aud Monterey. Letlers receyedianl
anticipated desperate reslslancea at tue Islla
The campaign has Commenced M earur,l
intelligence arrived by The Camafg, "a
night. have barely limo 70 wri.se lLD
as the Telegraph leaves in ten minGies.
LATER. hgH 1
Afer The above bad been pat ia TIVE d
favored with the following: sa.rr''s
Tro sYirs caught and hung al Caas,l
CLARK, lie CpmmaaaaEt al .N0icmOras
Citizens ordcred 10 be armsd.r
We have been favored by friend Il
follow M extract ofa hitter wrlllru at PuI
on tho evening OF the l6ih IuslHm:
wrote You yesterday by lhe NcEim,
yOu an account Of business TRANSACTION,
which are dali. have now an opporslI
furnishing You wi!h The news received M
from Nnlnmoros. which amonnn 10 this
II better received by Capt. Perkins. at yh,i
Il states that Two spies were arrested 10 I.I
Mt Camargo and examined their guil snss
dent lh,i hey were immediately hungl
s,qtos Tint a party Of Americans, on lhsi
from Camargo 10 Matamnro$, we're nll,c.
snrne Mesicans-ene AmesIca aad siI Nj
killed. The news from Mhtanloros IS. ia
Clark was shot at wllrIe sntins in his ioi1
that il was ordered ,ha, all Mexicans sen
deprived OF their arms, and BOhe sh1ah I'll!
ont of the city or CONC inloit without The \
order of the commander Of the post. 10
arms from tho Mexicans. they made new
cries Of sec reled arms Of all desert lions, 4
as ammunition. Every American in the !
compelled TO arm and hold himself in reads
as II is sePposed tic Mexlcans would p
take advantage Of The apparent iut.fereIcs'
Americans and regain MaIamoros, bot i
m1ko HE nltomp, thry will find their red
very warm but not very pleasant. q.
The uexl news from tho army is locke.
lie officers here with great deal Of 'nsa
til" accounts already received, leavs bLI
iou5, that Gro this there has been some 81
Yours, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10
From The N. o. DeI,a.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

The steamship Telegraph. the arrival Of winch W
meullUn esew here, brings the latest hd'ccs from
the rmv. A friend WHO came a passenger III
the T., and " no had the hest opportunity of be-
ny made acquainted with the CNIslIng state .!
things there. has furnished Us wiki the following
resume of the general news. 1t IS from CamargO
to the TN inst, and from Matnmoros to the l0Ih.
On the 1lh instant, Gen. Taylor crossed the
San Juan. and on the Ith took the line Of march
for Seralyo. where ten. Worth, with his COM
ruand, had halted. Hays Regiment was to nave
left CHINA tor tire same destination. imtvn&ng 10
reach there simultaneously with Gen. Taylor.
Gene raj Fay ior, in his march. is prepared for
nuv emergency -eIther an advance or II retreat
lie permitted no soldier or officer TO take more
baggage with him than he cun conveniently carry
on his back. A number Of steamers had reached
Ma,umoros with tue extra baggage and tho Qnr
tel of the I Padorcs was converted INTO Il depot
for it. AN tho supplies for the Advancing Army
50 far hive been sent On by pack mules nna the
General expects to have 30 days provisions for
$4,000 men at Sernho wheD lie re cnc> tt
The gcGorai impression Is thai he VII thG c make
a lait, and no, advance further til he has adyices
from Washington. Not" Outstanding tho reports
Of the advance Of Nex.can force, between Stn
LUIS i"'''' my - " ~ ~ VIC 'F'! o''c'cH Il"
can enter Mon'rf'!' ana e'oh oa'I"o' "''h"u!
e"coNn'efng amy OPPOSITION ne troops now
on Inc ro,d between Cun'orS ana monterey num-
DER near l-''oo' none Mofo suffered 10 &c. but
Surh as were "D'e una ""'nS 10 STAND The iaiIgnes
OF Il long march' ms had INC eitct OF reIuc-
Ing considerably inc volunteer hrgments: few
OF lnfm oNrc'ued '"U s'fonS-mahy OF them
nh"orred oven "SS' heso h"Shl.nts are; one
rom ien"esS1'' one from Si'ssis'PP'' ono from
Nrh'u'Ny, one ''o"' o"'p' one from ltx"s,
I'i"! j. ''' D'''.''Io ""'t','oh. Pat! Oh iex"n
i"i"".'E, '1o' si'''[ou' "nu ''co uioch ana Oil
'cSP.9 "'"sos co,.,
"eFo were near ooo SICK volunteers IN hos
p''a'' al oo'arSo ana 'tey were dying very last.
% .'"uy were SIGN 'l"' II requireu near whoIe
regiment II, 10 a"eha 10 tneG' nose "hnm The
o''''',SSet"s 'el' "o1'"u S0ehod 70 Oe particular
y ""'o''",'"'e i0' ''eS ''u 10 c"' on inc hiaoa'
mans " "''e''h '''0 "'''s una Jury ''e uead' AS
'"s Us 'heSe "'en e'' aoe 10 Iea'o me hospital
snoy S'u anu Sen' nome 10 iac'' Gen.
l., SHOWS u'SP'S'''oh 10 u'scnargo all volunteers
WIN" arc g r una ~lso 10 return to their
toh'es' .ousn ''9 nu,"oer OF patterns IN the
hospital al MaIanofos IS larger than at Camargo,
tne mofsaIy Is greater at the latter Iace-near
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

The contest for Senator is CONSIDERED y
decided. A clearer expression Oh !" 4
upon any subject never was 60. before
know that this is Yeil's "s!rons corner' III VI
know also that | have been unliorm'y. ~
ss,en,Iy for him through the shoe o. w
canvass, but being for him did not make n'a NJ
Ashley. | preferred Yell for his long mi
to the democratic party, but ! ns'@ VI
Ashiey's democracy or his ability, a1 Y, n,
my SECOND choice, as it is gwen up by MI i.
friends that he cannot be elected, ana 'u'. i. II
is the choice Of the party. shall mos. " ~
edIy sustain the friends Of Ashley IN seq
election. = y LG&zE .Gls 3 y. :,
I see Johnson correspondent mans, I. I,
gentlemen for Congress to serve Yell ~ .r
term. Your friend takes time BY 'n' !"
and seems determined to foreslaIl The ~ re- n;
Now, if there is 10 be an election, az
will be about. The west is entitled 70 Nv
at this time; this is YeII's Locale. WIFE" .ss N
citizen Pascha! understood tina. ~
spoke Of running him. ,,-,, l>,l,.,p i;
The Honorable Judge further Norln
letter af ;roar correspondent, pei as !. ade,
and Oldham; all | have TO say to 'na' a,
lends enchantment to the view - - n
He also says Rust will be the Speaks..A /
| first saw the list Of members RETURN:
down Rust for Speaker, and ! belle'. y, -
is good--but Sebastian viii % a' ''''
80, fNl '-4|.s ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

IT We understand that Capt. T. b AiIHAspEh' a
a NJ a, Fort Smith, who sometime since applied for
leavs to join his regimen, on the R'0 Sra"do' na'
.cyed orders to remain a, has prcsen, post. We are
pl.d of this, for he ha, ng Allied tina, place greatly
10 the satisfaction Of all who haze had business win
him, and his retention will greatly please the PuO''
generally We hope that he may not mud IL ine0n''
p.,jJle with his interest to remain.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

rrwe every week have scores Of inquiries as 10 Inc
time our Governor will issue his proclamation for tn
election Of the OF Col Yell 10 Congress- Ind
from the co tinued silence Of his cxccency so far,
have been unable to give satisfactory answer. We
think that there is some truth in the rumor that Gov
Yell will either return, that his excellency is am
bilious We almost hope that he may enter the held;
for then we that he would receive the rebuke
he SO Justly merits. ... ......,,g rr.. .... g. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

The yellow fever has made lis appearance IN
New Orleans; there we're 10 or II cases reported
TO the board of health up to the 26ih. principally
confined to strangers. The board were confident
,ba, /, would not assume the form of an epidemic
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

OF Emigran;s Poss through our city daily to
and from Texas. Many return to their former
homes in Missouri, and other States greatly dis
satisfied with .Texas while Others 60 On 'otry
their fortunes in the nav State. .-.,r.. .a..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

r Nibl's Theatrical establishment, together WI"
.ove,,l other houses, was burned, in Ne" iorS'
on the 18Th ul,imo. .....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

%. NJ The Cherokee Council i, now N session
Mr.. Ross, the Principal Chief, is absent, ou' Is
looked for daily. - ----- ?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

1--WE learn thai the health Of the volunteers Al
Fort Gibson is improving .... ..E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

0L.r The Post Office at Fou Washita has been
discontinued, as. we learn from an eHaorsehe" NJ
on tho For, Towson way-bill.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

OF Tho trial of Orleans Tor the mnfGer Oh
Frank Coou,bs, a, Pom, CouPee, commences on
The 2srd u, The jury hung. s for acqu'"aI. )
for man slaughter; willing 10 give aNerdei either
way. Twas generally believed from the evidence
that he would be acquitted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

p erwe copy largely frOmthe Delta Of the 3ls''
and 2s.h ult. We acknowledge our constant To-
deb,e-jnoss 10 this excellent piper for The latest
news from Mexico and Texas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

won't outfriend Charley 'hi' d~sns ." 'p -
,esfsrs that aor frsm abe Susa' L"p
:, account Of his late panther hunts.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

OF We had large mah on Friday; our files
ofpnpors came through in good lime. '..0.ar
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

n We received no .outhern mail Of Monday last )
NC suppose that tho mail from New Orleans had mol
reached Napoleon 1t the TINS of the departure Of Toe
Rock Roe steam route. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

nsrr Our exchanges from tho north contain nc
thing Of interest. ..,.,.,.. .s '...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

yhe5- o. S. Treasury drafts were from ! 70 u
Per cen. discount, in New Orleans, on the 2ls' nit
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

rive are Informed EVA gentleman from tho nation,
Of the following Occurrences: - .... .... Wv.
On Friday the 2nd inst. two Indians living on sail
saw, one named Nc Daniel the other name not known
were drunk and commenced to wrestle, when Nc
Daniel threw his opponent down. which enraged num-
and he requested Med. to Sight. .. ...
Med. agreed to the proposition; knocked him down
and kicked him several times when down. lie got up
and walked OF a short distance and laid down III
few minutes his wife wen; 10 him and found him dying
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

rThe river ia, again very io~; 'he smallest sue
b,.,., on ". can reach this place The isaac o.n.
lcf,. on Monday nothing lzs,. Tor Le"i'Safss' AA-
turned on Thursdsy.. --a t,l--LE .rUF i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

Luce r. LAuLESs, Esq, dissInsOl'S'i
Der of the 81 Louis bar, died in that eIty!I
l.MC sine.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

give learn from good source that Col Yell has
declared his intention of resgning his command as
soon as he ascertains that there is any prospect oil
peace and return to his seat in Congress again we
suppose that th. what prevents orr Governor from
ISSUING his for the election Of his success
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

Asprants 10 the vacant scat may as well hang up
their 6ddles; the Col must be gra'fed' and II they
should dare to put up their prelensons the Hammer
clique" will be down upon them ''like thousand Of
brick" tr -.... .. ......-. ....- So. r..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

TTThe Clique sosely afraid Of losn. the Offices
which they for years have filled, and turned TO the
viles, purposes by interfering in the elections Their
groans are many and loud but will avail but little
This incubus which sits SO heavily upon the democratic
party in ibis State should be removed at all hazards
Let all officers who deserve their stations and are
worthy be retained say Wet but we strongly advocate
the removal of all who have oiciously msddled
with the elections, and other matters. which have
been detrimental TO the welfare of the party. ..
or TIE steamship Cambria arrived at Boston
on the l9ih uIi., the news by her is Of little In
lerest. The grain crops have been gathered i'll
tue British Islands, and 1t was generally thought
that the wheat will afford an average yield. The
potato, owing to disease. are every where failure
The cotton mar Ike. has experienced decided and
beneficial Change; the prices nave udsahced 81.
and sales large; prices firm. gIasa Co.,.
There was further rise Of Is. per quarter on
wheat, but, owing TO the high demands of holders,
the sales were somewhat retarded. .nr..,|
There nothing in the political world Ofintcres..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

- =
STEAMER Cot. CRos, SCI 4,
Gen. ray'os left for Monterey = ~ ~.
the whole Of the SInf,andI 6,hsa iS,as|
took dinner on the Col. Cross, ,wep,s !
being invited by the who!esouIed Can, Nm !,
When dinner was over. they con a..
march to JOIN tho Army. Ne,t +,
French returned for more ammuni,.
having reached the General tia, sa0,a,
on his march for Monterey with Is OM =
TINT all their forces were on the mar. y
trn,e a. Monterey; 10 give the Gen...,
reception, MJ.Ger. Patterson i Il H. r..
The whole troops Ourofr,cnd Briltoa !,
ed at Gnmnrso a, Comnrissary. tn. I
Gen. rs force has gone, aboq, COCO, n
Baker viii get well. Nothing new,
Yours in haste. rr,,, mi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

o1TGraham's Magazine for October. !, al hand,
aud contains Que or l~o readable articles; the en-
CRAVINGS are not 10 as good style as Issal, the
bride IS an Old afair;h vas published by the same
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

MasaziRs some : or years ago.
TIE Naturalist, from Franklin College, Nash
vile, Tor October, is flied with articles useful 10
tie farmer, and Interesting 10 the general reader.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

10: TO bafter with the imcric.a,-
Of Camaree l.ad siso pat forth ~
hibiting The Mexicansirom workiu, a. ~
boals. Some Of the deck hands ocs' st'rS
Ell their labor, but an in,imation r,o.," u
.enfIosersthas the fsrc,ionrri.,r,-,.a' Z
in close proximity with a hzo, h. ~
the men resumed their labor. "'R'a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10

~ The regiment Of volunteers last called Tor
from Missouri. arc to be disbanded. The var
department thinks that their services S'ls not be
required. They we're iuteuied for Geu. hear'
news division, s---.-1-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-10


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VAN BUREN, AhhaNoAS.
1-===5=sa.y o=.:rasFR "a 1876.
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sp,The hssrsi AGAIN very ""' Carat,
i.i.. on Monday morning s,. Tor LsH'Sarss and re-
turned on Thursd sy. -a t,nay .rrr q. \
Won, ourfsiend Charley. thi' d~el' on the sect
.,stsrs that foe from iis Sugar LSg 'u'''i
an ses''"' v -----.---
II We learn tha' 'hs ne-''" - 80 -
Fort Gibson IS improving, -----E
~ The Cherokee Council is now 10 session I;
Mr.. Ross. the Principal Chief, IS absent, ou' y
,,olaa FIR daiiy.
.'ST I1#H ------------ ,,i,b
Nibl's Theatrical es'spish''e"''
seyeral other houses, was burned' IN I've" . ~
-, H. ,s,b nl,;mo.
= -,,,,pI...,;. "a, ,b. nn,her of
W lug '~' y --,sy An
Frank eootnos, u '''"s 0NP - ~, /,
.he E''u wv xs,3;., si,bsr
LOT maj. 80 r., ,ba o,;d.,,o
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=. -. ~. Il. ,nna,,,n,o in
IN ~ 80. ,,r,,,.8
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=, = :. = :, n - .,o,.,
e.. " we .0r: a. o,s,oo, !,
deb,,.loess 10 this excellen, piper for the latest
new, from Mexico and Texas.
We received no southern mail of Monday last 5
VIC suppose that tho mail from New Orleans had not
Rock Roe steam route.
vd.-.,,,d ,l,,t Cant. z. B. AIrx.SpEn. A.
r. .,r.,i,,s since apyled for
- .,. ,.,,To,.n, q, tn. Rio Grando, Ia re-
y -. :, hi, ,,c,ep, post, We. are
,hi, o, H.. h,, l,rg allied that place greatly
e.,,;-s,,,i,, rbo haze had business with
.:-..,.,,,o, ,ii, r-c,,Iv nlea.e tho public
"'''' ~. 40, 6,d ii. incou,.
,,e..-,"..-,
P-''' 49, - - ..
Co., a., .pdorsemen n,
.dlscoh1hueu' %. We ''"'"
on tho Fort io"soh way-oi''
% E,r,,.s mss through our city daily, 10
81 W a. ,ba;, C,r,,or
anu i'o"' Lii a..
homes VI Missou'i' ""u ' I'd.
satisfied with Texls; while others 60 On 'o.f!
,b.;r f,,,,,ncs in the nav State. --.. .....
-, - .. -. ~ =
W a UT 'i" ''0'" =. ''0 80
thing oil interest,". .g.r.r... .a
GlT We had large mad on Friday; our mes
os,,no,. CANA ,brougb in good lime .r Toe.
F''r'f - : = .,......,,
fT U, ). Treasury uraits were 'rot'' ~ ,
per cent discount, in New Orleans on the 2is' mn
-.Iit'" '-..'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29
THE WEALTH OF THE WEST.

The value ofihe receipts Of western pro-
duce received in New Orleans during the
year ending the first instant, 10 estimated Al
sevenly-seven millions, one hundred and
ninety three thousand, four hundred and sixty
four dollars. The value Of cotton alone be-
ing a little less than thirty FIVE millions.---
Corn one and halfmillionl Tobacco four
and half millions. Sugar one and a quarter
millions. Lard near two millions. Pork and
bacon, near Eve millions.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29
THE BOWIE KNIFE AND IT'S INvEN-
vi TOR.


This instrument was devised by Gel.
James Bowie, an American, and man of
desperate valor. He considered, and appa-
rently with justice, too, that, in close fight
ing, much shorter weapon than the sword
ordinarily IN use, but still heavy enough to
give il sufficient force, and, at the same time,
contriys 10 cut and thrust, would be far pre-
ferable, and more advantageous TO the wear
er. He accordingly invented the short
sword, or knife, which has since gone under
his name. II is made Of various sizes; but
the best, Ismay say, is absat the length OF a
carving knife--case perfectly straight in the
FIRST instance, but greatly rounded at the
end on the edge side; the upper edge atthe
end, for the length of,about two inches, 10
ground into tho small segment of circle
and rendered sharp; thus leaving an appa-
rent curve ofthe knife, although in reality
tbs upturned point is not higher than the
line Of tho back. The back itself gradually
in cfessesin weight of metal as il approach
es the hiitea which a small guard is placed.
The Bowie knife, therefore, hss curved,
keen point; is double edged for the space
Of absnt couple Of inches of its length;
and when in use, falls with the weight Of .
bill hook.
Bowie went to Texas during the troubles
which preceded the independence of that
country, and was lying sick in bed at the
fortress Of the Alamo, when, on the 6th Of
March. 1886, il was slormed by Santa Anna
and taken. Bowie was murdeied there up
On his pillow. The hand that formed the
dreadful knife could NO longer wiold it,
Sci. Democrat.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29

Al the late election in Illinois, 4 Dutch
woman went 10 the poilsat Chester and Of
fered to vote, giving as areason that her hns-
band vas sick and could not attend the cleo
tion.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29

TIME TAKEN FROM SLEEP NOT ALWAYS
TINS GAINED Habit influences greatly the
quantity Of sleep that il is required by men
Of any age, or engaged in any occupation.--
am not about TO advocate tho curtalment
of any of the revenue that is Justly due to the
drowsy god. A man may use himself TO So
little sleep, as 10 be thereby greatly the loser
in his walking moments. This seems to
have been little, fiat ali, ioIiced; but il will
be almost always found that those who boast
ofspending in sleep no more than four or
FIVE hours in the tweniy-four, devote far
greater portion Of the day than their fellows
to absolute mental and bodily inactivity, 10 a
slate Of dreamy and useless vacancy. | be-
lieye that sleep cannot be robbed Of its dues
without adding materially, and in greater
proportion than The time taken fIom il. to
that wasted in those waking reveries.--Rob-
ertson on diet.
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GrCapt. Elicit, the celebreted British in
lrigusr in Texas and Mexico better known
in this country, perhaps, as sths man with
the white hai'-->hus been appointed Cover
nor cfthe Island Of Jamaica. in place Of
Lord Elgin, who is promoted q The Cover
nero -Goneralship Of the Canadss. Thecap.
tain passed through Cincinatii, on his way
hems, we believe, just abeus ihe tims the
news was first received in that city of the
battles Of Palo Alto and Resaca do la Pal-|
ma. He then wore that same old <white'
hat
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DELAwARs.--At the primary, or inspec-
tors election the democrats carried The
Stats.