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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
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0,eier p'oh;rrNe 98agfr l,terbetrt an
SdDahstr lie ocrartl3e. Spru pralGnttrcn
llh 2 tercuIllhe NIGuten - Ncptun Ger
Wtcer9o;t nnr Der erIp6 pen :thctu3. Ter
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nldIceH perAert uuO udit1tlit' nit Cj / B
beoCcft. 9inf oCmiclben btfuoet fiji, Ell 9rrEz
artl9cr Sya3tlmmel, 9ctrlGeu pCn : @ji.aiz
fen uno octe:lyt nit Selcen>(apeten uuo
oem mertfnniIhcn 9loler.
Nic sdnGe oes 9&aGens tesrd9t 80 8ug
SIote 20
Gjcrt,t 5000 Qyf.
s:g NprtteGurq 1T Gautcn am SO H.
tag ceu Il. Scptcmter urn bis llNr
0fahmitta9e, HOS fir @iuen Sag.
Gtn'rltt: Is Sent6; fir GnDer uutcr 10
Sabren Is Gents.
NaDmoc II. SO airing macF,en biz
Sewotn,r oc6 QHclfcn6 oarauf aufmcrfIam,
oaB &c nun cine Gcle9enhcit baten, cen bcz
rllNmtcn, trdUcn uno n5d'tgcu
S1errn Orice b a tb
3u lehcn NIT lenen oeSdhmten e6men- 81
germ mo QtppnrcCn Gr lteht an Der Z piBe
oller 3ihmtr Wilpcr Etcye uno lit NIT Nettt
Der (bpen-EDHt9 Qcnunnt morrrn, irocm er
iein 1etcu btC6ltclIte, nm ben q pbtcn< mlz
ceiteu QBpcu cln}ufar3cu, ncr jtGt IN ,ercm
Gelke III uno lhm tcrclt6 bitcr6 ra5 Pcben
rettete. Nle @crltCuuuQeu nit 1,uem Qletz
IlnQ6ti0er, ocm H5rcn uno Yccparren nun
cen bercjt3 0rn Otilliancu bclpuncett; or
pdnnt lcoor eiuen mllHcn QGmcn> ldGt lIth
ppn linn siChen uno benefit 70 olc S>eyrlhaft
ce5 9Renltcn ltter Die Iblerc.
Die lriloen Wemphner Der gE1(bcr bon
@lerhanten, 0Dmen, Tl9er, 9ecparoen, @lr,
0asclle, SaTecL .3cbra, }HYire,, pantber,
Wplf Sud,6 II. {. ~. bis gum &leiniten herz
ab iTnp bier NIT rDuiger S,terhctt su Ipbeu
iu lbrem wahren 9t1turSutano uno oenncd,
Der S,errlhaft cc6 Wenitcn ocm uNcrrn
Der Shppflln9" unteruprten.
Scgel Der 0uft uno 0tcptllten, Die ltGn-
ten uuo Icltenlteu III SahQpier GerIheoen>
belt Gno bier at iehen @jen.9e e6 su 1aoen,
oaB id, Die GiQenthumer eiuen hchcn 9tuf
erwarbcn, od Ge Sabre lan0e Wnhe rne
9rp6e Soften sur Sammlun9 ihrer Wenaoe;
rie oerwaucten, Die in @u9lano nuo 9tmerifu
niht llbertrcfen miro.
Der mpr1llld,e uno llilblidIc 3ned folder
ScrItelung lendtet elrl, lle oiel1t CUR Selet:
runa ilbcr Die tpuuoerppQen Werfe DC,
Sdtpfun!h belcnbers fur Die Sueeno. -
@jrcee 3cttcI cine ndtere Seldreibun9 ent
caItcno, ftnoet man III ben SNctel5.
tg- Die Mtenagere bttcet bei ihrcn
GlnSuge in jcoer Staot cine orcBnrtiqe prc
seilcn Don 80 QBasen> 9esc9en pom bunoer
Nferocn orran oaS Chariot init Der 9tew
| Worfer Sra6 e2Sanoe.
G- gOritellun9en tperbeu ffattfinben
1T 9Scolter am IS. Scptember, III Galtcr
am "A. geptember, in MolNQcu am 25
Scptemter, i'll Ganal Sutton ant 2S. Sep
teuber uuo ii1 9lfrtn am %. 'Scptenlbcr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
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Dos Sr9aulatipnsccnln,ttee bes elo9,
Treifbie6enS jn Glaru6 laoct ipie fcl9t Sun1
8eiuh be6 Sdilsehfclte5 ein:
Gto9enc11en, Suuce6briioer
Beni9e Gage nod 70 peht bas eicaenpis
fIhe SAneeubanner bon Der Sirs berauf 81
nns i'll bic @er9e oes freien @larnerlnnces.
9Seniae Sage nod, 70 ocnneru nab oreijdbs
ri9en:S Sdytpeigen bic Gancnen Sur gtDfnnn9
tes 9rofen fd,,peiscriihen Gat;onalftitcs.
Gie 70 freuois ftldst unier S,ers, Git>
sencien beim0taten Der feitlihen 3ett! 9Sie
70 febnlih idaueu mir ept9e9en @uh sllen
su Ser9 unb Gbal, Sud, gu emGfau9en III
brilcerlicter eiebe, ,Guh Su be9rlBen III lAwel@
5erifd)er Grcuc
Gib9encfeu Das cit9en6lIIden Shne
eenoereiucs@tunofelte 1T; Sreue ce5 fdWez
seriihen Sd)iisenfeltes 3wed F.; Grdfti9nn9
uno 9erbriloerung Der unocrtil9te Sd,ll>
senslaube bic Sd)weiSer. elnem Stamm
uno sur Sreibet seerren ibr
Treibricf, 70 alt sDie fe um9ilrtenben Nlpen
1T unauslDfhlid, IN Zen @runb ihrer S.ersen
Dieic Scrbrioernn9 II. curh
Ge bic Grdftigun9 su fDrcern, Die Sreue Su
6inocn, cen @tauben su ftdrfen uno gum les
tcnci9en 8emuBtem ,M rrheben, rufen mir
guh hertcj Gioserp6tn !! bieher an Die
llfer Der emtt, an ben Sln6 Der majeitdtie
ld,en sllpen. S.icr @racer 1T wabrtatt eits
genDNliher gooeu, asciln9t NIT >em 9erss|
blut ctler Slbnen. eier, inter benz paniere
Der eicsenDiGihensd sd,iisen, ,fallen Die sdran<|
fen oes Gatpnallebens bier am eioSen6Ht>
1aen Brueerfeife erfennen tpir uas ais bic
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
81. 2tttls.
Gt.pfer= 1.t,b 2Slecf,ief,naih.

Senad,ri9t oo6 9iublifum ahtnn96ppu,
boB er feue gSerfitdfte III 3uecarawas
Giraffe, seeeniber S. S, S,Winterhaltcrs@5rps
cerp errihtet bat, no er jest nno fllnfttg Dor
rdtht9 hdlt eihe au9emcine sluewahl
Rupfer, BIerb= unu EtsenblerDnaarcu,
welae er su niecrigcr preilen fir 0aar9clc
ccer prccufre oerfauf,.
Gcree6t nitt, oog man bel 0ittle Die bette
uno ncblfeiIlts slrtifcl iclnes SaheS Gauf.
Ell FAINT
SlusbeGeruugen sebraudter slrtifclr ner.
bcn lit fiirseiter 3eit uno auf Die bette meile
sen,ad,t.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
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gS ttnO
sSric6r. 1t. -. S5crrm. Snbintan:,,
aus cem 9Imte 9E,cll9c, &. Nunnroer?
Clelrlben faMcn ncr 4 coer ) .SSabreu in
ole5 e1uo uno irucn itd, III Q&occUiIle, Sanz
ou6fY &c., Ship, nleoeroeloi1en hoben, ocr
mrher ite i'm Sabre 1916 9elhriebeu hotcn,
9Iuf mehrere Sritfc 1T feiuc 9lutpcrt erfclqt,
we6talb 1Ie hermit auf9cfcrrert mcrrcu,
irfcrt 0tad,rldlt bon ilb gu Seten uuter frI'
9enrer 9IocrcTc:
Sphn s.. Sucfop ir.
uub Soon s.. Sen en.
Out5buro N1.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
gefanntmaebu

llnterSeidneter sei9t hermit Dem perete
ten putliflm an, na6 er Gh III biefIger
Stabt ais 9Ir5t, WuncarSt uno Gjeburtebels
fer nieoer9ela6en bat. Gantcn 9. 1. 1647,
Gr. 60. 96elhDho.
Ig Sciue WOhnun9 1T bel M. einf6
Shnliebe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
Giciamn,tlumme $500

Oicicni9en, wclde itre 3clt nid}t camlt
ueroeuccn, bic unouit6:lihen GerIdumouns
1en uno unllnni9cu Sdm6tun9en Ger Wti9s
bldtter qeQen uuIcre temctratiidIe 2lemiujz
llratipn III leIeu, hDSen audi nidlt5 rrn
Gem tpdit Idderlihen SubelocId,rci terfels
ben Sldtter ilter bas 0leiultat Ger ciesjdtris
gen 0eprdieutantenmatleu uno bon cen grit
mems S>rffnun0cr, wetd)e oaron 9efn!ipft wcrz
ccu.
SIM MepriIentantentau1c tss lettcn Gor>
oredts loG cine pemcfrotifde NRebrteit,
ater eincWehrteit, bic irh namcntljh wc9en
ccs Observation-Disclosures q9ilmct prcoiIe5 uno
peocu Ger NIpprrpriotipnstiQ fir SHiren unr
Sn6me pcrunrcuiote uno ;erlplitterte. llc>
tcrhaupt redtfcrti9ts eieierGpn9rcB uiht ric
grnartunocr, mclde eueQano ucn ibm bcg>
re, II. teioncers waren ee bic cemcfrotiltten
Hldtter, pclde ibreS Stmme il9enr crbrben
GSir iitcrIoien c6 jcocm ra6 bteejahrl9e
QEotlreiultat n'ebr cher pent9cr ais Ncl9e
jenc6 bele9tcn ilebelfance6 Su tetradten,-
dber fat nit GemtBheIt loft lb ooraHeIoz
gen, caB Die rdd>lte ecn9rcBltFr''9 nre9 o'e'
wcnl9cr lctten nlro.
GaeNeprdlentantenhaus, 'pcrtl' ellle tleE
ne Mhi9mehrhelt i1een wrc, bel'st r'e he9o>
tlue Wt1ht, cen Wllnlfen ces pral'oenteh
uno benSeidlil6en bes Senats b'acernc &C.
seuilter Su treten, uno oa6 bic 9Sb19porbe'
NIT sIu5Tbun9 bieler Wtaht- oeren 9enaB
ihr 70 felten Su Sbetl frtro-nldt So5ern werz
ce, benefit Die @rfohrun9 uno Der pclltIlde
Gharafter oce 9Sbi9thums CUR geru9e.
GlIfliher9De;Ie fir Die ISchlfahrt II. cen
Scrtitritt bes9anoes 1T ciele Wad,t ocrIdu>
fla un9efdbrlih. 9lIe Die 9rcBen bemrfratie
Iten Maa6reoc(n, fir welhe lid, ST. pDlf
observation-disclosures oerbiir9te> uno
nm berentpi0en ibn cas Splt oenl 9rDBten
Nccrfltbrer ees Wbi9tbum6 trtumphireno
pcrsc9, flnb rurh9efibrt, uno bic praft'ite
Grfabrnn9 9etpiant linen ielbit III ben GeIs
| ben Der Weauer neue glnbd1t9er. Ote 9lcml>
nilfraticn hat bedbalb mitSesu eauf jene Ies
beusmidtieen Staatsfraoen, beren oerfdiez
peue 8eontwcrtuna Die arcge Sheioel;ne
Der Nartbeibcn biloet, niht pcr,ulchlaqeu q
Der III perliueen; wcllte baseseu oa6Geprdz
lentanteubous ltermiitbig auf ciui9e sufdQis
oe Observation-Disclosures pchenb, tas alre eieo
BON elmer 0iaticnalbanf bon @icerruf ees
iceioenS arifs -. GerIhweucune berStaatss
oelper III aaerlei [cfalen Spefulaticneu uue
oero(eiden onitimmen, 70 Iteht linn i'm &c:
MAJ, i'm oenten uno i'm 9 plfs
Elm Damn ent9coen, cen es nid,t su burd:
breden nlStte. Gas 8olf bat fd iiter allt
oiele Tra9en Idpn beutlth 9enug ausgeiprc:
den, nm feline @eiIuuung unsweifclbaft 81
MAIDEN. Gs mare ldherlih, in oem Neiuita'
te Der lebten Mablcn einen 9Siberruf ieinsr
frnbcren 9lusiprIfe fnoen Su tpcllen oenn
bel teiner bieler Wahlen 1tno cben9enannte
Traaeu sum ecriun9s 9emadt pcroen.
Scbalo etwa5 9eld;ebtt 9cwinnen cieQSht9s
uie.
Gennch ieben mir bic gSht0bldtter 9rpBs
artise pldne entsperfen, tpelde 'hre A ODER 3
cIHphr(fimmen i'm GcDrG{entantenhauie duS>
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
SSCSepD Sortman's
NSVVeTU yptsE1NtWN 3
Guhtanclun8 uno Shneiccret,
0a1to olun9 oDn
Glenmaaren uno ferti9en Gleionn9sitaden
II 0l Q. 72, diamond Square
Gonten, Ohio.
&are,t fair 1917.

Den t0rtareu @iumchnern ron St1re
County r;ro hermit betount qematt, raB
ItA am 6ten nadltsu Scptcmters onfangeu
meroer Die Iorcn telo8ten Spuntp's fir eas
S1N 1917 Su ccllrctircu, uno su benz 3mede
t letblt oocr mt,n > putirter ctnen Gag ir
jcrcm GowuIrip al pccr nahe oen 9enDhntis
hcu l&ahplisru peu 10 ubr Gcrmitta9s
9ie 4 (tbr 0fadmj;t185 su9c9eu leiu perce-
Gle Jareu rpu Srldcrt. nciche ilc ba1clbf
~ besotIen mllnidsL III Gn'rfans su neb.
u;eI uiminfl:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08

@anton Oicnlta9 9lu9. l8ten lS47
Daiseu 80
&(ee1aamen $40
Nofer l6 bis Is
SDe(Ihfcru IS bis 81
NcQgen 81
Gieourrte 9lepfcl SO
Do. NfrT9e 100
&artcfcln. 20
Gter. 3
Gdlinfelt. Z
Butter IN 0icllen s
90. i'll SaB Z
9Gei;enmebl per Barrel So OO
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08

GIeftrtIhe g dld9e. - Sn 3as
neepile finn tiirSlih Elm pfero Ser Stan9e
ees electrildlen Gele9rapben wdbrcno setpit>
terb enft 70 nate, ooB e6 ite beriibrte.
9lu3enbltdItb purbe oas 2bter um9emprfen
uno ,py ben Ma9en, Dor ben ss selpannt
mar, nad ld,. llebri9enS 1T fein unfaa
eisier 9lrt m63lh, wcnn bic Drahte 9sbbri9
ilc!irt llno.
Ole @eItdft6tbd:isfcit auf rer 0leacn9
GiTcnbatu muB beiipie0c6 iein; IS @pcpmo
tipcn uub 45O0 &pblcnmd9cn iuo beltdnoiD
i'm @an9e ouf cerltlten. Grrb riefes un9c>
heueru SerfehrS weroen Die 9eihifte ouf
bieler Sabn nit uulbertrrfener 0ie9eInl1>
e;sfsit becr9t.
Der prdGoent bat auf Die Scrltellun9 oee
Sbri1en Scfsripn Doois prn WiiltilIrpi bin
fnnf Sdarflhiisen: @cmpa9nien prn jcnem
Staots fir Die Cnacr res Strie95 angenrns
men.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08

un1ere Armee in Merifo.- Iad,
Der Matamcras Slass Tno fclaeno Die Grups
pen, bic uutcr uuItrn bsieen GenerdIen in
Oterifc (tehen
Inter @cncrol Taylpr
Sci gueua Si(ta $500
;, WonterCD $50
:, Seraloo -. $50
slm ptercn Nio @rance $500
J., uutern 0tio @rance 1000
Summn 900
lluter General Scott:
Sel Duebla $500
llnter &aodmallaoer $500
- Nllcm 2,5OO
~ pierce 40to
Gumma 5000
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

From the New Orleans Picayune of the Gil
inst. we gather the following particulars of the
reception of Gen. Taylor at New Orleans, on III,
Sd inst. We have not been enable to give tn,
full accounts of the Reception, as we find them
in the Picnyune, but have endeayored to givo I,
our readers the most interesting portion, and will
give the speeches made on the occasion, in our
next. s-
/" AT daylight the shipping in port hoisted theil
colors. Every vessel ard steamboat was array.
eo IN nags and steamers, giving brilliant ap.
pearance to the graceful crescent which forms
Inc port Before 10 O'Clock the thunder of can.
non from public squares announced the commence.
ment of the formal proceedings Of the dav.-
The Committee of Arrangements went on boa rd
tne steamship Mary kingsand, and proceeded to
the barracks for their distinguished guest. Little
delay occurred there. The General and his staff
were ready, and at about IL O'Clock they embar-
ked' and the proud ship. escorted by fleet of
steamboats,, was promptly under weigh for the
city. The whole fleet passed up the stream in
front OF the town, as far as Lafayette, were they
turned and came down to the wharves in front of
The placed Armes. This part of the pageant
wa was perhaps the most spendid of the whole
mere were fourteen large and elegant boats
winch shared in it, each decked out with everv
variety OF flags and their decks crowded with
passengers. The vessels from every land, which
at thIs season crowd our wharves in tiers three
deeP, were dressed in bunting of various coors
ana fanciful devices, and the enthusiastic tars on
BOARD not willing to be ou:done in testimonies of
devotion to the hero of the day, lined the rigging,
manned The yards, and swarmed upon the trucks.
ana they cheered as the Mary Kingsland swept
past them with all tho heartiness of Ame;cnn
sailors. We should mention that a, the fleet of
steamers passed up the river and back again.
Saiutes OF artillery were fired from each munc.
,allty, as well as from Lafayette and Agiers.-
ne ehurch bell, too. rang forth their peas, and
ne thousands upon thousands of spectators who
Ineo the levee broke forth into loud hurras as the
General passed them.
"A bout half-past IL o'clock the Mary Kinoslond
eached The wharf, when the General and his pa r.
walked INTO the placed 'Aarmes between two
nes OF soldiers, which extended from the wharf
Inc triumphal arch, under which he was to he
ecelve1 oy the Mayor on bohaIf of the city,"
ne formal reception Of the General took nloce
nuer Inc arch, where he was addressed by the
layor' and to whom he replied.
ne reception over, the General cmerued from
'nea'n 'he arch and proceeded, uncoveyed md
ioot' towards the Cathedral. Pebnp, =, ,h;s
me the ceremonies Of the day to,rcbad ,be;r
ghest point OF interest and even prandeur ,Tha
ealer part OF The troops which were to for,, ,ha
cort were drawn up within the ,Locs ., -" ..0
ON which the multitude was excluded; but = round
s4afe ana IN all the streets which lead to il, a,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Democratic Meeting in Franklin County.

At meeting of the democratic citizens OF
Franklin county, at Ozark, on the / lih Decem-
ber, 1877, the following proceedings were had,
viz:
On motion Col. o. b. Aston was called to the
chair. and ID. w. Filngim appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed .}e ballot was taken for Governor, which re
and Col. A. E. THORNTON second
The ballot was then taken for Representative
IN Congress, which resulted in the choice of Col
ALFRED M. WILSON, lst, and Hon. w. S
OLDHAM, as I'd choice.
COL John S. Rodne, of Crawford county. was
recommended as suitable and efficient person tc
run on the Electoral ticket, for one of the EIec
tors, to cast the vote of this State The Prcsi.
DENTAL election inlS4S.
Col. -. B. ASTON and DR.. John ID. Steele were
chosen as delegates to attend the State Convention
to be held in Little Rock in January next. and
Joseph t. Nlleham and Francis Dunn as their al.
ternates.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
o. B. ALSrON, Chairman.
ID. w. FILLINGIM, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Democratic Meeting iu Polk Couu,v

According 10 previous notice, on S,,n.i
Goth day of November, lS47, a larcs a ta
spectacle portion of the democratic c;,;s o. su' re
Polk county, met at the Cour. House. II, asns &c
Of Dallas, for the purpose of selecting a d. WV
to attend the denoc ratio State Conven,ion eas
holden on the first Monday in January NO 70
the capital in the city of Little Rock. A'a
The meeting was organized bv nllinp,b,u
E. III. FEATHEesToNE to the Chair, and apno;.,
j. M. ScorT, Secretary; whereupon the Cbo;'
planned the object Of the meeting in g br;os
appropriate manner, and on motion of
Mallory. the Chair appointed the FOLLOWING ~ .a"s
persons to draft resolutions, expressive of tho VA
os of the meeting, TO viii: James Mallory a'
Trousdale, James Pirile, A. II. Kuylkcndan :
NJ. Jones, John Brumey, L. Story and R n
Pope, who retired short time and reported !,
! following resolutions, which were unanimes,
adopted.
Resored, That we. dcmocr ratio citizens Of D,
county, believing that Convention is only M.
by which union and harmony can be proJ''u
and success 10 our party ensured, we ,be,s
give our hearty assent 10 the measure. hv
ing delegate 10 represent us in in said S,a,o ~
vention.
ResOired, That we have full confidence in H..
tegrity, ability, and sound democracy of on. Y
teemed fellow.ci,izcn, Judge SAM.C. ROAS
and therefore respectfully recommend him ,o a
Convention, as a suitable man TO be named !.
tie democratic ticket for Governor; and we b.s
by instruct our delegates to use all possible ms,'
to procure his appointment.
D. Reslred, That we having full cofdence in 4.
integrity, ability, and sound democracy Of !"
worthy and talented fellow-citizen, WliJiAv
SON S. OLDHAM, therefore respectfully rac,'
( mend him TO the Convention, a, "A suitable m,S
: represent US in the Congress Of the United Sl,,
!, as our first choice, and ALFRED NJ. Wilson a
S econd choice, and our delegate is hereo, ;as,m
Q ed TO cast The vote accordingly, bpt If The I
:. above gentlemen are thrown aside, then 10 3
: the vote for the next best man.
! The vote being taken, Benjamne f. Pope v
/, unanimously elected as the delegate 10 cas-,
vote of this comfy. in said State Convention.
c Resolrcd. That The proceedings of this meet
l. De signed by the Chairman and Secretary. and
}. copy OF It be sent TO the Arkansas State Den
crat for publication.
S On motion of Allen Trousdae, the NEE,
o adjourned, sine die.
= Z. ii .FEATHERSTONE, Chairman
: J. NJ. Scorr, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

far as the eve could reach, every foot OF ground
was occupied. -
With some difficulty the General and the at
tending party reached the Cathedral. NO sooh-
a. ,yere The doors thron open than the edifice
crowded to its utmost capacity, u was nut shs
work of an instant. Thousands were dlsappoint-
ed in obtang access to the church. Here the
bishop mande an appropriate address to the Cen
eral, after which the Ie Deum was. sung. =
Leaving the church by. n side door, the Gene
raj next appeared before the people, mounted up
on his famed charger, +" Old Whitey.' as he is
familiarly called. Nothing could have gwen
greater satisfaction to every one than the Gene
rails ready compliance with the public wish that he
use this fayorite horse during the day. AS soon
as he was recognized the hurrahs OF the multi
tude again went up with almost frenzied enthusi-
asm. The crowd again pressed close IN upon HIM,
and his old horse received many kind, affecuo'
nate pats, and the story is that Old Whitey's per.
sonal beauty is good deal impaired by the de-
Epredations made ON his flowing main and ail.-
/ The procession was now formed as rapidly as
possible Ii was Of immense length, and every
way most imposing.
..To describe it in detail would be IDLE labor
nor have we space left US 10 do So. 1t was com
posed agreably to the programme which we hav
SO often before published.'
j Al .;sh. tho ST Charl were most georgeousl,
illuminated and em5ellished with transpnrencies
w non tne OeHerai was Wutteu upon uy tHo 'o'
lernor and his staff who with him adjourned to tn
, dining room where he partook of spendid Dime
in company with oil the functionaries, of III
state and city, and several hundred citizens.
On the next day, Governor Johnson presente
, to Gen. Tayer the sword, voted him, by the LIZ
, gslature of Louisiana. The ceremony too
t place at the ST. Charles, and suitable speeche
were exchanged.
r The New Orleans papers, are filled with ii
accounts of the Reception &C..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

0-F. w. THOMAS, ESQ.,, of distinguished lite
rary reputation, and brilliant ta,tarnmcn,s--known
as the author of that highly popular work, /" Gin
ION Bradshaw" has united himself to the Metho
dist Episcopal Church, under the charge of the
Rev. G. B. Parsons.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

ton be signed. by the chairman and -.
and that copy thereof be sent the off, ss''ear
Arkansas State Democrat, for pubcn,;oto o.
that the other democratic papers of the s,'a a.
requested 10 publish, ''u'e a
On motion the meeting adjourned.
- HORATlO BERNARD. Clo;u
WILLIAM Stout, Secretary. '"'a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
nsmo.,-5fc { Meetings.

Tb. eo,,ol;~ rs a list If Counties that have held
mee,ises ah appointed delegates attend the DEM
ocratic STAB Convention, in January next, and for
whom said ielegatcs were instructed to vote;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

HE LADIES GARLAND, for December, appeared
on our table this week abounding, as usual. in
interesting matter; selected and original. This
is an excellent and cheap periodicai-price only
one dollar.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Green. j, S. RAINEs, Seneca Aoent. nassea
through tins place, on yesterday, with funds for
the payment Of the annuities due the Senecas and
Quapaws; and for contingent expenses of ,ha,
Agency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Tfhe Rev. SAM'L G.. PATTERSON, Supt Mis-.
sions, in the Seneca Agency, passed through this
place. on yesterday, from a visit to the Superin.
tendent of Indian Affairs From him wa are
pleased to learn that the schools, under his con.
troll, are in prosperous condition. The Ma nual
Labor school. in the Quapaw nation, he informs
US, is in operation, and promises great beneficial
results to that people.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

10 CORRESPONDENTS.-We can assure IS Tndif-
well as he can, for Wide Awake is ad-
mitted this week, although Z" new conner" into
ihs discussion, he is welcome prorided, he sends
his name next time. Our rule is, that names must
accompany all articles, however inofensive.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

.0TWe have received copy of the Address
delivered, on Thanksgiving Day. by G. J. Clark,
Esq, with the correspondence accompanying it;
and regret that could not insert it this week.