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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06

October 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-06

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
OBITUARY.,

Died, at Fort Smith, Friday, the 18th instant,
VIM. r. JOHNSON, Esq, aged 81 years.
The subj cct of the above notice, native OF
Hartford, Conn, although the term of his manhood
was passed in Arkansas. He was well known in this
community, as an cntcrprisng and successful mcr-
chant, at Fort Smith, where he had resided durin Q
the last 10 II years. His high integrity, persever-
ing industry, honorable dealings, and urLane manners.
during his long residence among our affections
and highest esteem. He atfectionatG son and
brother, true friend, kind neigh Dor, and worthy
citizen, and long will his excellent qualities be
membcred by the community, in which he has created
so wide vacuum. lie was nipped in tho maturity
of ma nhood by insiduous disease-tho consumption:
and although its reacherous and fatal
were apparent to himself and friends such was his in
domitabe energy, that his manly form NOV =
ing erect amidst the scenes of active life, only few
days, before called to mourn over his ashes
His loss 10 society, esteemed Industrious and
right citizen and to his relatives, kind and affec
ate kinsman.-! COMMUNICATED.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
PENULTlMA, Crawford Co.,
May ID, lS47. !
Dr Sir:

I'll mr. S".
III Please inscLt tho enclosed piece Of po
Evil, have taken from Georgia paper.
TO MISS -
'The are two handsome, soft blue eyes.
he melting sweetness of whose beam
Is kc two stars in cloudess skies,
clear and radient they seem.
Hire is pensve check, whose blush
like the tints Of opening rose;
Mich kissed by morning genial flush.
Its fragrant, boauteous, sweets disclose.
1hero is lutte like du}cct tongue,
Whose music floats upon the air,
Like sounds from heaven swoetly sung.
By lhrongs Of happy seraPhs there.
Her golden ringlcts richly float,
About her smooth and bcluteous check,
Or fall in brilliancy unwrought
By art, upon her spotess neck.
SIC is indeed Il perfect one,
n Around whom dU the rirtues play,
slhd when her Sinless life is done,
d A hope she'll hic TO heaven away.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF srAlE.,
LiNle ROCi, NrrlI ,, MI. !

| L!I6 AOth, NIrU =, 1871.
h n accordance with prOvlsI,a Of The consti.
IL tuition Of the State Of Atkau3ls, the fo' owl inE
amendments to said CONSTITUTION. proposed 5y the
last General Assembly are pub'rshrJ:
Each newspnpc: pr!ntcL IN i!Is STATE VIII pub
Iish the same Mrce Screyai iacS prev iu,s 10 tho
lirst Monday in August next. aud fo-Nmd ILv
prpors containing the publication, also shclr ac-
counts. 10 his office.
DAVID B. GREER, Sccy,iory oC %'ai,.
ReSolrcd By tie GrnsrH .IStcm"y # Mc Siaic
Of Arkansas, That they 90 propose tic lo,.oNiny
nmcndmcnts to the constitution OF IAs siutr, 10
wit:
|. That tho qualified voter, Of each hl.liejpL<
circuit in the State Of Arkansas ,,aI! olcc. Il
circuit Judge.
>. Thu! tho qnpIrrd vo,,r4 Of each iu!l
circuit shall elect their prcsrco.mg Attorney ror
the State
3. That the qualified yylcrs Of each .oqn:y
shall elect county aud Poo aIc judge.
!. That 10 member Of tho Gcicial Assembly
shall be elected 10 any cIi,', wl.hin The glt Of
the General Assembly, Iu:,ls lnY !rfln for which
he shall have been cicc,cl.
>. That the GaAcuI Assembly of tho State CT
Arkansas shall MT b. restricted a, to the number
r"t counties 'A"l s".I 1o"posc Judicial circuit
IN this State.
g. That the second, rhild So fourth sections
Of the Constitution Of the StaS5f ARK .a,as uu.
der the hca! Of "ISc"ruIr," IN IL, So. Iin AMI
Gle, be repeated, an the io low. -. substituted in
lis place, to Wi: All property Sulrc. TO taxation
snail be taxed according - its vLuc. h!h.h yoluo
shall Lc oscr7ta'HuL in Tie ul.M"r ,r,suliJ,dby
Ia" nah!ns The sa..I- u.!..JGn and equal throurt-
out the Ssa!r. No one species Of propcr,v. from
which 'o& MAJ be coi.e:I"d, shall be faxed high.
or than any other Sp-ci~s of property OF equal
value: Pro'ii~I, That the General Assembly
shall have power 10 tax AL h.Gnas ana ether i'm
ProvcnrniS and kay az. iona, tax on lands
for making ro".'~ u.:I 10 ;a> merchants. L.wkcrs,
ped crs, aud pI,H'5rs, IL such manner as may
DO prescribed by law: r5oyidcI, That the Cen
crl Assembly s..il have power By Irw re alTix q.
minimum valuation upon lands, bc,y which
they shn.I no, i. Hs>"sscd.
7. That ."e Wor,s "eXccpt Washington coun.
y, which may be reduced to SIX hundred Square
miles, or n less poprI"I.ou Ihan would cu,!o each
county to a n'.Ia.r ia tHc IlaIs. of Rrproscu-
trtvcs,' IL tine latter cilu,' Of tho ;}9sh section
Of tn" .i:h Arur.' Of lie constitution, bo s,rick-
en- oIt and repeated. 4. RUST,
&IelsrefMe NDasscr ESp,tsen'aircs,
". X. SEBASTIAN.
PrcsiIen; Of The Senate.
Approved, Dec. %, ls4G.
Ll4-3wl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Fayetteville next day by 4 pm
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday at L arrive {
|an buren, next day by pm
5996 From Whttington, by Mornt Ida, and Caddo
Cove to Dallas, IS miles and back once week
Leave Wilmington every "Wednesday ct IL. ar.
| rive at Dallas next day Ey .
Leave Dallas every Monday at m, arrive at
Wilmington next day by 8 p IN
'99I From 4eIiVille, by Joseph Cookers 10 Forsyth,
No. 66 miles and back II week
Leave Ycllvic every "Wednesday at s III, arrive
at trrsy tn next day by pm
Leave Forsyth every Monday at Il III, arrive at
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied bv guaran.
tce signedby more responsible persons, in the
following manner, viz:
" - he undersigned -- guaranty that--,
II ms bid for carrying the mail from ----- To-
be accepted by the Postmaster General, STALL cutur
mt" an obligation prior to the LIST Gaypf NEXT
with good aud sufficient surcvs to perform he service
proposcd"
This should be accompanied by thc c'rtifratc of Il
post laster, or other equivalent testimony, that the
s"aantofS arc men Of property, and able to mt good
their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to tho Department
scaled, endorsed ''Proposa ior Route No. -, in
-----," and addressed to The ur.i si>tuut Post
ma stcr General
For the prohibition Of ids resulting from conLinu.
t"ns and the terms and conditions which the con.
tract is TO be made the last annual vcrtsclncn
{. JOHNSON.
Postmaster General.
Posr OFTcn DrrARrmr>T, April =, l-l7.
May %, 1911. I6-lw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
FROG BAYOU, May "a, ls47.

FROG BAYOU, May 24 1911.
i Dsor Sir-I lave lust received the proceed
x,;nos of n meeting Of the citizens of Van Buren,
ltfor the nurpose OF collecting funds for the remov-
I'M Of the remain of Col. Yell, and others, who
<sfell at Buena VIA; and have seen the proceed
4ings of meetings other counties iof s'iilor PuF
d hoses, and woulc like TO make some enquiry con-
q cerning the obict--whether 1t Is 10 remove inc
H~ero;ns of the ficers alone, or whether it is to
remove The remins of both officers and Prlvates;
if the latter is 10 object nothing is more cacu-
inted to reflect onor on our young Stale-but If
xb, former. if rbound to produce impressions on
Stbe minds of sme Of our citizens, that will be
ibard TO remor, as the prlvates are as dear 10
2tbeir friends a!the officers arc to iheirs.-And |
4. hold thot the rivate, who dies fighting in the
). ranks for his ountry's honor and rights, IS en-
titled to as mua gratitude from his felow-cltzens
as though forlne had thrown him at the head OF
z a regiment o. company-and do not think that
our citlznns ~ be contented with the removal Of
Hshe officers alle.
4 It's true tat it will cost something more TO
sSring home tb whole number OF our slain on that
gory fl I'D: b. the cost would be little morc than
nominal, as think boats that run oar RIVER would
brinr them pm New Orleans gratis; and that
our ships ould bring thom to New Orleans
+ withou, cha5e-l mean our navy.
have ndn,crest in tho matter, more than
love of ius.e and equality, and would contribute
nv humblentc to remove our gallant Boys, who
s fell on thapccaslon.
This is IT for publication. bat merel to give
YOU NV Or ate views, and to learn the intentions
n of your cumittee on the subject.
Yours, &c.
Althous tho above was rot Intended for the
4 public ey we publish it, as we have received
\ several o. similar nature, and for the purpose OF
nnswerin all at the same time.
II Those tho committee with whom we have
Il converse, agree with us that tho funds which we
re now ising to remove the romans of our
slain follv.ciizens who fell at the battle Of Bue
ma Vista are to be appropriated to the removal
of all nose who fell upon that occasion,
ttba, h,e been inferred with that view, or
s,mav ben condition to be removed. We be-
Il lieye 1T such is the wish Of our feow-citZcns
ftbrorr,ut the State, and such is the intention oil
'those W, are engaged in this Laudabe movement.
r We spe, therefore, all the citizens of Craw-
/ >ford vi contribute their mite. and we can as
saurc tin that their funds thus contributed, will
Mo, buppropriaIoI to other purposes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

His long residence in this State, and all the 'l"o
n the West, has contributed TO make him known
to our whole popuIa!'oh. ms vine anu ns afe
:h ,bo country, and his identity with interest of
W. WI" snc,;on Of the State is beyond doubt He
sn'I Io1nocrntic ..up 20 the hub" and was never
.,amn to wnyer in The mos. trying times. He is
-, desorvedlv no,ular in the 4th and 7th Cir
.'a and has os much strength in the whole
State as any other western man ,vwprI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
From the National MieVigencer.
AMERICA AND IRELAND.

GENTLEMEN: received by the last Northern
mail the original note and address, of which the
accompanying arc copies, Gated from the Tho
Irish Confederation Council Rooms" I'd and Sd
Of April, 1917.
You will oblige ma by communicating these
documents to the public through the columns of
your paper.
Very respectfully, your most obedient servant.
April %, lS47. G. M. DALLAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

DY virtue OF order of the Probate Court of
. Crawford county. made at the April Term A. d
1911 will sell to the highest bidder, for cash i'll
hand, at Mayors Store in the city of Fort smith, on
the 29th day of May, A. d. 1871, between the hours
Of judicial sales, the following negroes, belonging to
the estate of jas. McDavid, decd: one negro GIRL
named Mary Ann, aged about 10, and one BOY ma
ed George, aged sbout Is years
j. f. Il. MAINE, admir- Of
,.. Jss. McDavid, deed.
May 18th, Is47. 1i-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
ADMINIsrRAruK.s NnrIcs..

n Office is hereby aivrn that letters of admins
y trnt"n were granted tl.n uro -isgiyd. on ia,
l9lh Of May, ISL, upon the rstatn "I HtIi,1la T.
JoHSon, GtrtG%cn; and all T. rsuns indebted to sall
c"tote a:r h@rIy u"tli"d TO u!akc payment i,ni,r
du.cly, they Will he pror.rr,l ag I> as the I,
directs. All persons h1llug ella IN, g inst said ..t,
h. rchY notNhcd to pro,"rt rhcm pronorIy aulLcn
ticatcd, in the time prescribed by law or they v i'll
be duo4rr"d Fl. N am benefit Of and estate
CHARLES 3. JDHNSDN
MAH~iIhlL GRIMES,
1!n."'shItors " Nm. Z. J,Ans2n d,ceascl
Mly ~, I~iI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

~~ 10 BARRELS ALBANY ALE; 10 do.
N@,NA Newark Cider; Pipe Champ Brandy
WWEtSKD ! do. Pure Port Juice; IA do. jana ca
eEsf-ZNs Rum; IA do. Holland Gin Barrels
Monong. Whiskcy; do. Bourbon Whskey; dozen
Lemon Syrup 25 boxes Claret; 6 do Muscat Wine;
3 do Hally Madeira; do. Preserved Fruits; do Jel-
lies; 10 do. Candies.
Received this day and for sale at
w. H. j. NJ. MAYERS,
May o7, At. Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
VIM. SMITH O'BRIEN, Chairman.
Il. f. MEAGHER,
RICHARD O'GORMAN,
Junior Honorary Secretaries.
MARRYTD.

On the 18th inst, at the Sulphur Springs, by the
Rev. G. &. Townsend, Mr. J. X Kannady to Mss S.
Phia Ba Ring.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
NEW STYLE B0NNETS..

[s-s LEGHORN, Straw, eapolitan and Lawn Bon
SS~ nets;Wreaths, Flowers. andNew Style Ribbons
Just received and for sale by
Nav I,47 WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Y UST reed a fine OF
% OLD LlQU OR.
pipes best Brandy, 10 " Old Whiskcy, ! pipe
Holland Gin, ! g Jamaica Rum, ! - Old Fort Wine,
doz Pale Sherry Wine, in bottles, do. - Port do
SCOTT, WHITE & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

~ - ~ M - ~" - IA H~ SD 9
(FavOurite Brands.
TENUINE Principee9; Casadorcs; La Cecilia; NJ
II Regalia; Mayers Aromatic Tobac; Trcggs do.
Just received per Oela and for sale by
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
May %, AT Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
IRISH CONFEDERATION, ]

IRISH CONFEDERATION,
Council Rooms, April 8, ls47.
SIR: We have the honor to forward to you the
Enclosed address, adopted at a special meeting of
|lhe Irish Confederation. held on tho I'd of April.
1t gives US sincere pleasure to convey to you
|lhe grateful sentiments of this body, and through
|,his communication 20 assure you Of our personal
respect.
We have the honor to be, sir, your very obe-
Fdent faithful servants.
WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN, Chairman.
THOMAS f. MEAGHER,
RICHARD O'GORMAN,
Junior Honorary Secretaries.
Hon. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS,
Vice President U. 5. A. Washington.
dddress Of The Council of the Irish Confederation
to Hon. GEORGE M. DALLAS, Vice President
Of the United States of america.
CouNcIL Rooms IRISH CoNFEDERArIoN,
\ D'OiIER ST., DUBLIN, April 3, lS47.
9ih' / ne last American mail conveyed to US
'he intelligence of the efforts on behalf Of Ireland
now Deins made throughout the United States,
al me accommodation of the great meeting con-
'oNou az washington on the 9th of February,
''er Ut, whch you were chosen to preside.
", Inns in'eiligence lghlened our dependency.
we saw the greatest Of the new nations of the
earn moved by universal impulse, with sympa.
my Tor our country-tho same men of oil creeds
ana parties cooperating in giving effect to this
generous senlimenl-men, some Of whom have
already made for themselves immorlsl names:
"nu "e could not but infer that much cf the sue.
,,,,s '' =! me whole movement might be traced to
4''' heaniness with which the second citizen Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

STATE OF ARKANS i';,}s.,
CorxrY OF CEAwFoRn,
In the CrGwfgrd CrrHt f"NTt, IN
Fctruary Tc". Mr,g}, A.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
STATE OF ARKANSAS,}
CouNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In the CircnH Court ol sail county aithe Eckruary
Term 4. d. lS47.
john II. +. Main, Plaintiff,

rcrSUS AsSUMPsrr BY ar
john Grash. pcl;nlanh rAcnmrNf.
q + this day came The said plaintiff by attorney,
1G- aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tho
Court here Ipat the order Of publication nude in
this at tho last term of this court, has not
been duly pun,shcd il is therefore ordered by the
Court here that ;hc said defendant Lc again no,i-
fled by publication that the said plaintiffs action
is founded on book account for divers gacds wusss
merchandise and chuttcis by the said .ai1iifr Sd
and delivered unto hm the said dcfcpdaut. al
for money by the said p'nfntil lent aid nt,une1If
10, paid, laid out and expended for Jim ihd'sat
defendant; u.d also for ,hc work, labor, caus.
diligence ana alteuLaurc u tho said plaintiff byt}
him performed and bestowed rs u Itiy~lcdn sin'f
visiting and attending upon him the 81 Ii 6efssdaut3
umd his famiy: that the amount of III 1 Fpd pairks
Iill's demand sworn to is S23l to tlal an at. '
tachment has been issued against his estate and
that unless he shall appear By himself or attorney
before the t!.irI day Of The next term ofIhls
court which viii meet and bc held On tic first
Monday Of August y. d. lSi7 and il is farther
ordered by the Court hero that :; copy of l,;s or
der and notice b. inserted for fJGr weeks sue
ccssivcIy in some newspaper printed in this S;ate
that the last insertion be made AT least shily
days before the frs, day Of The next term of shig
court, and that this cause BE- continued until tho
next term Of this court
A true copy from III" record.
Attest, A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
May 10. lSl7.-l4-iw. Pts. fee, $40 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

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CorxrY OF CGAwFoRn,
\, TIC Cra,rrrI Circut Coprt, in CAanerrl, at lie
Fctruqry Ir"' M'r'g}, A D. ISL.
February sth.
william W. Villains, Cor9iatnant,l
lanes 4, Seat and Frances McA
Scott, his wife, Cul',n NJ. lhom?.
son, Julia Thompson, and David r.
Thomp.on infant heirs Of David ]''' 49, ~ ~" An
Thompson. deceased: and Jesse ''''"N
Turner and George W. pascial,
Admrs dc JoniS Of the Estate
of David Thompson, GVcG Dt-
fcnd1nts.
4 ND now on this day came the complainant by
"A solicitor and the a~,d Jesse Turner and George
W. Paschal administrators OF David Thompson
deceased, in their own proper persons. and motion
of comp 'auants solicitor, henry Wilcox is appointed
Guardian oil Htun defend the said Thon:psons in
FAINT heirs of Dlyid Iholnpson, deceased; and it au
pcarng the court here that the said James \. Scott
and Frances "A Scott residents OF the Stato
Of Arkansas aud have not been served with process
therefore ordered that they be notified that this suit
for partition Of certain lands owned al the time of
the death of sad DAVID Thorn pson by the said William
W. Wilkins, David Thompson and John c. NJ cLcmors,
situate sad county and known aud deEcr hcd in inc
plan Of the United states survey as follows, vi The
half Of the north cast quarter OF section thirteen,
U3D in township nTc, 81 north Of range thirty
c west containing eighty acres. The east half Of the
:, north east quarter of section thirteen. 3 in Gown
ship .evcn a. north Of range thirty c3i) wcs
containing one hundred and Si1ty acres. The north
fractional quarter Of section eighteen, ia town
ship seven, a. north Of range thirty west. containing
one hundred and thrty three 80 100 acres. 33 81.
1905 The south west quarter of section twenty eight.
2S) in township eight, (S,) north Of shry
(3l,) west continuing one hundrcd and sixty l6O)
and the south west quarter Of section two, in
township eight, g. north OF range thrtytwo, (32l.
west, containing ono hundred ard sixty GcTcs: and
that they requested to appear the next term OF
this court the first day thereof, TO commence on
IF the first Monday in August next at the Court 10 use
in Van Burcn. and plead. dcmur, this case
will DO taken confessed and judgment entered ae
IN cordngly. Further ordered that copy o this order
RS as to said James A. Scott and vile be published IN
the Arkansas lntc!lgcncGr, newspaper printed IN
this State, two weeks succcssvcy, tho last insertion
be at least thirty days before the hrs day Of tho
next term thereof
Attest, A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
May %, 1871. i5-2 ". Frs lee, - -.