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' ]. STOUVENEL s. CO.,
No 90 (TnIJ cfroof NIL NJ, y III. ....t

y. SIOUVENEL g. CO.,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 8 John street
near Broadway,
New York,
M MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
IvI RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA, GL.aSS, AND LAMPS.
for oil and lard
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Oandelabras, &c. g.'sf
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and ail
articles warranted. s,,, Bf w slsfE
A complete assortment of the richest cut, press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties. nfl
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
may I3--tf @y
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LIME! LIME 7 LIME!
1n( bushels fresh burnt Limo for sale BY
~ U. WARD Il SON,
at their Lumber Yard on 18th street.
Mayo
w "a RIl.

MISS ANNA. M. BECK would respectfully ~
Iu form the Ladies Of Washington dat she 4 nov
prepared with her Spring Stock 70 execute iii erdeys
in Millinery or Mantua Making with neatness and
despatch, Residence E street, opposite Rev. o. b.
Browns. ", Ssgs8 april 81 Am "a
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In Geneva, Alabama, village Of 500 persons
there 10 not single doctor. Happy people
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4iass FARE REDUCED!i5 l9
WASHINGTON AND .ALEXANDRIA

Passage FiOe Cents Freight at Reduced rates.
Il I'll The departure Of the steamer 10.
el1zEsE SEPH JOHNSON, will be, as nigh
as practicable, at the following hours uatil further
notice. viz fts
Leave Alexandra at II, 10, 1cI, and Al O'Clock.
Leave Washington at 81, VI, IA, 81 and 50
O'Clock. VIM. HI. NOVEL;, Captain.
april 20--jn
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u or Harmony Mills, in New Castle county
Delaware, valued at $4,000, were burnt down d,
the 18th inst.
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a rich lady recently died in London, leaving a
legacy to an English author Of l0O0l., at the same
time stating her reasons, and thanking him for the
many hours Of sleep his works had gipen her.
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The Government paid one factory in Pittsburg
during the year 1886, near 100000 for big guns
and missiles Of war.
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The old Indian name Of New Mexico was CT
bola. y
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Hon. Seth Sprague, Of Duxbury, Massachu
setis. Gather Of Hon. Peleg Sprague,) died Of
the 9th instant, at an advanced age. "
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eFEJNI1 YJ4yN WLJv'DOW
q BLINDS. sa

NOEL

WILLIAM NOEL,
Dealer and Manufacturer Of Inside Venitian Win
dow Blinds, south side Penn. av. between 9th
e and 10Th streets, Washingt nj Fsts
DIINDS Of all sizes and styles furr, he'd 10 order.
ID Split Blinds, plain and painted, of all sizes.
Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished, tttiae
Linen and transparent Curtains put up in the
best style. lssassf7
Fire-scrcens and wide paper for curtains, very
cheap. ssla asi ~ x,f9sf
Il All work done on reasonable terms and with
promptness ssa
N. B. Old Blinds repaired and rspainied.
june23l I'm
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
II ME SUBSCRIBERS have on hand large sup
q ply Of pure Potomac Ice, which they will sell
at their Ice-house corner Of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for Twenty-Five cents per bushcl.
BIRD q GUNNELL.
N. B-Ice delivered in any part Of the city at the
shortest notice. B. g. G..
June 23---tf ai issa 2ta
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An abandoned silver .iine has been discovered
near Fishkill, New York. A
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Flour in Winchester, Virginia. is "a so on. o
wagons.
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4 We read Of farmer riding from Pitisburg
g bis home NOT many days since, and overiak-
ing tired foptuayeller The farmer offered
toilet, him ride. The offer was accepted, and
after going on for some time. the traveller al
legged that he had dropped his coat. The far
mer proposed TO walk back a short distance and
search for it. Scarcely had the good-nalured
man got out Of striking distance, than the trav,
eller galoped Off with his benefactor's horse,
and escaped. Here is the old Bagdad story Of
the man and the ass enacted over in the 10Th
century, and in the midst Of the highest civil
zation! NJ. ts u
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The Kidd bubble has burst. The company is now
in chancery.
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Commander Percy Of the U. S. Navy is dead.
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IL NARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND Glass. T. PUR-
IL SELL, importer and dealer in Il. Ware, China
and Glass wholesale and retail al his stors, oosits
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue Wssiington
city, ID. c.
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
BOATS FOR ALBANY

BOATS FOR ALBANY, S8A
From the foot Of Courtiandt street, New York.
AT S o'clock, p. m. Landing at intermediate
places.
Z ASn- The steamboat Rochester, Capt A.
Hitchcock, will leave on Monday.
"Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday az.
ternoons, at O'Clock.
The steamboat Columbia, Capt w. w. aTup.
per, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Ss.ur.
days tcrnoons, at o'clock.
AZ persons are forbid trusting any Of the
boats Of this Line without written order from the
captains or agents.
For passage or freight apply on board the boats,
or TO +. y Shultz, at the office on the wharf
may 10 #
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
NOR sale at the
L FOUNTAIN BooKsToRE.
near the Railroad Depot. AsA
may 1S--H
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CHEAP BOOKS.
A VARIETY OF SECONDHAND BOOKS
n for sale ON very low terms, Al the FounsGin
Bookstore. near the Railroad Depot.
may Is &c stfs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
To THE EDIYOR.

Fr. SN.ru. ArriI 27!h. II.
Ericm tiarkc-Our town of lake has been Wis
lcd by DR.. Butter, and durug In, >ojourn he re-.
"a 'cd tins temperate community wltn >cNrrnl lee.
lures ON temperance. 4 temperance society has
been organized. hu, fion the fact Of the trmrrral,
mahr;> OF the cItIz"m> few have slgacI II, though
wishing the cause every success.
On Ihursda, and Friday last. was held an cx-
animation AT MIR. LNudc>' School. It was well at
tended; and highly interesting to parents and WIS.,.
I"7S, 10 witness the excellent order that prrvalird
The attention and nptnrss rylnccd IN the vurrou~
classes showed that AMBITION existed, and each pu-
pI WAS ANXIOUS 10 excel the other.
The Mcssrs. Lyndcs' are fully capab'c-cau
teach the young idea how 10 shool-and give a
classical education. They are worthy of being
sustained IN their iaudablr laborS. The sccuu,
session will commance next wock. parents am
guardians will do well to avail themselves Of ;,
good an opportunity to educate their rising Young
II is rumored that the Ora COON company at thr
post, will start, in few weeks under comman,
OF Lieut.. Gdrlncr, on their summer tour, To tn,
Nitchetaw mountains, where they will ruraliz
during the summer, on the prorleS. know the,
would sooner proceed TO the scat of war, bu, IN,
Sccreiary's will, be done. and so they 90. w
have just learned the death of Capt. Burswin il
Santa Fe, who is very much lamen!ed by Ihos
who knew him. II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
IRON TN iEN N HNNN
IoHr tHg"2rMrHiS uiiH I.r
drcd amt c5gh,y.l.ro a
MrriruHS kII,a uul =

I"Hr engagements MIN I.r Iu>urgrHis-
"rcd amt "'gA'y.lno q lIraHs ErE,
McrirunS kIIa nhuI = IrauHitd-l
irorn.r.--,'oy tain Bucrin kil,c.
Our u,sgubor~ Of the KcDuilirrr ysl
cc,,cd fom au Old TREND. Mr.. PsrS
OF buuuviIir, who was a pnssrnge' g +,
Linn. an extra from tine GoyrranG
office ul Santa Fc. giving an accoor.
>urrccilun al Tao, and of several ~
i6lIowrd ii. Thus extra vas Lrog.=
press which recently arrived al ll]l
Wc copy II:
Massacre of Go,crn"r Rent and Other II
Iaos-lIalt les of Canada. I'll Em50z
Nuru.-hm,ricaus Victorious.
! On the l3.h Of January, 1871, CT
Governor OF the Territory f New Y
Santa Fc, the seal Of gr,crnmeDl fo'
place of residence Whist there. IF
Two Pueblo Indians. wno were c1Ai
prison at that place, requested bun
them; to which he replied. that, ais
ernor or the province, II was entirely
power TO release any one confined e'I
they were tried. They then resoITS
he prisoners by force. uud murder q
, leans nj Taos, together with those N'
/ had either nccsplc! nihcc under 'he
I government, or were favorable 10
I On the Tuesday following, they si'
e resolution. releasing the priso0ef'
A murCvrlng and scaIplnE Gov. Bsn!r y
r the Sheriff, James ". k'al. CueHs
: CorncIio NigI. "a Spabiard) Iree'i
I BcuubIcn, and P,arDIcau Herrmeah :
n one American named Elliot Lee. y,
: Ondo, twelve miles from Taos. the 70
l. fortified themselves IN a house, ana az
l. severe siege of iHo days, were hA'
n derod: Simon TurIy, Albert Coopet
field, "a rounleer) Louis FoIqae, Fst
| Joseph Marshall, WIN. AnstlE, Var 1
/. Wm. Harwood. The nuraber oil vs.
J. Indians engaged in lhs massacre
:, mated at 800.
IS On the morning OF tho 20'h o. 'l
/, ligenco of the massacre Of Go'' be"
,t to Santa Fe by an Indian ranneh
u letter was also received BY ue
4, place. siaring that the Mexlsan' =
he Taos had risen against the in =
N country, and requesting HIN % ~ y,
,. lot,er was handed 10 Col, pfe' N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.

. The following named gentlemen are requested
and authorized 10 act as Agents for the "lnclli
genccr." Several of whose names we are using
without authority, who, nevertheless, we hope
will confer upon ustho favor to act. AS ou
terms So in aduance, beginning from the 2Ctl
March, lS47, we hope that all who ere indebted
TO US, will, without further solicitation, pay ove
the same to our respective Agents.
Reagan " Costa, Fayetteville, Ark.
ii. S. Wilson & Z. &. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
II. c. Berry. Carrellton.
W.. c. Mitchell. Crooked creek,
A. B. Greenw ood, BentonviIle.
james IIagooI. and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
J e. Pilman. Sweet Home,
Samuel NJ. knrnes, AshleyP. o.
Post Master, Evansville,
F. w. Daniels, .Ncosho, No.
i. b. Scott, lloney creek, Mo.
Alfred Oliver. Enterprise, No.
L. DeLano, Park Hill. c. n.
Post Master, kcdron.
w. P. Denkla, Fort Gibson.
G. Perkins. Creek Agency.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
Sloan Love, Chickasaw District, q
r. NJ. Jones, Boggy Ropot
&C. G. Gooding. For, Towson,
n. Folsom, Doaks, e,
y Il. Head, Choct. Agency.
r. u T. w. Lewis, Spencer Academy.
- " II & NJ Mayors, Fort Smith,
Pee: Master, PIeasan, Hill,
L. b. Aston, Spadra,
S. NJ. Hays, Dover,
Al. Rose, ClarksviIIc.
Jno. Brown Little Rock.
Moses Greenwood, New Orleans.
NJ. L. Scott. Boonvc,
~ Rev. r. KcIlom. Charleston,
81 r MCEhS.r-e.,- fnk Grove.
>s'incnded, as il is situa ted near IN" mos. sa
:. pleasant and fashionable part Of tn. ..ltv:
arc unsurpassed by any lousoI
|nion. ~a =
ProprIctors have every means Of maxim their
comfortable and desirable, being provided with
et cooks that car be procured IN the country
FtentIve and civil walters; all the substantiais J'
's8ccs, and varieties, that the market Affords arr
9ded with liberal hand; and the charges are on
Fmost moderate terms The utmost order and J'
! mess observed throughout the establishment
proPnetors hope that, with these rccoHmcnda.
tU and strict attention to busna55 and unrenit ~,
Hcrtonl to please, to merit Il share of pltronarr s
BAGLEY, MCKENZIE, Il co. -
aunsry %, 1871.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

VI The las! mail bn, -. H., c...,u
tanning n long letter from an -" Wv I.'. .o"
Pixies Squadron. giving full detail OF ",'
Of that paper, and is long for our limited space
But we shall avail ourselves to extract from it
at some future time. ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

W The news of the battle of Buena Vista wos
greeted in all the cities in The ca 5, and ror Nc :;
reached, with tremendous enthusiasm Sau,es,
fireworks and i'luminations were brought into
relulsttion. in connection with their reioic;,os
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
SunUnricS.

SuNUnrIcS.
ES ECElVED per New Hampshire from Now
A~ Orleans
% sacks prime Rio Conoo
D bbIs prime Brown Sugar
3'bbls Loaf Sugar
e DO Butter Crackers
25 boxes Claret Vino
do New York Starch
10 do Sperm Cardcs
do Pine Apple Cheese
6 do Western Reserve 10
10 do Imperial and Gun Powder Teas
2 do Black Il,
40 do Boston Soap
p y ,3 bbs Now Ark Ale
& do Cilcr
3cndon Porter.
by W. II. & NJ. MAYERS.
fsrtt; March 6, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

west Point Graduates. were previous
10 me o"''Ie OF Buena Vista, 22 officers, who
graduated at West Point, commanding volunteer
companies. in Mexico. They have sufficiently
vlndIcaed that institution.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

AnpCuncenicnt Of candidates for office, 5 90
Political circulars will be charged
No advertisement oc gross, abusive, personal liza
turc, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
IL The above terms will be strickly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Godeys Lady's Book.-The April number of
this splendid periodical is out in good time; con.
sderng the detention by the mails. 1t is one of
the most charming numbers of this beautiful work.
We have only had time to glance at the engrav.
'rgs which adorns it, and at the contributions to
Its pages as well at the names of the contribu-
tors, and we take pleasure in affirming that it still
maintains its high character. The life on the
Rio Grande" is'a most excellent article, accom-
panied with a beautiful plate. "My lords'' why
don't you subscribe to this work for your ladies.
Terms as usual SO in advance
Capt. j. II. Burgmin.-in the report of the
late battles in Santa Fe are recorded the deeds
perforated by this accomplished officer, where he
won distinction yielded upon his country's
altar. On the I'd Feb. at the battle of Pueblo de
Taos. whilst leading charge Of Dragons and
volunteers, which decided the fate of that day in
favor Of American arms, he received his death
wound, and the fourth day tho soul of this
chivarous officer winged its fight to other regions.
Capt. Burgwn served on this frontier several
years; 10 many of our citizens he was well known
and highly esteemed, by whom his death will be
much lamentet
u We have been interested for several days wit
Messing the opening Of goods by MeSsrs WALLACE Il
WARD ertcrp=;sng fancy dry goods merchants.
1t must require person well acquainted with the tass
and requirements of humanity, 10 he good merchant
He who select such variety Of fancy fabrics and
fncry 10 crafty the demand of lady friends as
those gentlemen have done, indeed at the head of
| hi linz Di In uf .,,tlI fail
dcrake descriptions of this fine stock, which they
nave just received, therefore, only advise our
friends TO go and the sights for theuscvcs- The
gentlemen, are not forgotten; in this selection, they
will find well FURNISHED stock for them.
erFricnd ErrER orlhc Washington Telegraph
will please receive our thants for his polite notice
of us.
o. The editor of tho Gazette is entitled to our
humble acknowlcd dgemcnts, for his favorable no,
! lico, upon our entrance into the editorial ranks;
and for the high compliment ho pays at the eX-
pense of our "seniors.'
Phofographic WiniaureS. We omitted las:
week to mention that Mr.. c. J. ASJury, Daguer.
rean Artist MAS thrrying 10 our midst. We have
examined the specimens produced by sevcraI
artists, and have kEo" ledge If lhcr test value;
and have also inspected those Of Mr.. As, and
can certify 10 the f4ct that with the possession
of his German instrument, he is capable Of pro-
ducng most faithful Iikencsscs. His miniature,
of persons taken at Fayetteville and in tins pac,
arc admirable.
| Mr.. A. will remove his location 10 Fort Smith
on Monday next, where hope it, liberal citi
zcns will render him deserving patronage. II,
'"N',oS ladies and gentlemen TO visit him, and
anime his specimens "hs'hcr they want NINA.
lures not.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

or Gen. Butlor returned to Louisville, q, ,ho
l2'h u't.' from Washington city; and Of course
not appointed Secretary of War.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Arf,Hery for Ireland.-The English papers
say that troop OF artillery is to be sent forth
with to ireland. The better way to preserve peace
will be 10 send bread,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

W he wings in New York city, wero making
ex'entIve arrangements for the celebration Of
Mr.. Clay's serentieth birth day. ON the Io,b nj,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
kGAAr,WA,aELEAaDy

TC"pt. VIM. Armstrong passed through this
place last Sunday upon his return from attendance
0" '"e o' >. Court in Little Rock. He will pro.
ceed In few days from his Agency, to Rcd river.
to meet party Of immgrating Choc,aws.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
JOHNSON COUNTY. ARK. Anrn o7,h ~

JOHNSON COUNTY, ARK, April 9th, ~.
Dear sir drop You line to refer YOU to
several communications which have appeared in
the Banner Of the 7th and 18th and the Dr:nocra,
o! the 10Th. By these you will perceive thn,
the south thinks of approprlaling the Rep, aud the
north both the Gov and Rep. Consistency" a
member OF the last Legislature. takes tho field for
both for the north. "A correct thinker beoins
to rePudate his northern men, by throwing off
Conway b and Drew. If they are not northern
men now, they were such when they were elect.
ed. Probably they are northern men with south.
ern property or southern men with northern prin.
cIpIes. he south Is coming a Ia Uretc, on
northern recommendation.
| But it is not about the north or the sou,h.
wish TO allude, it is to the west-the great West.
The 7ih and 4th circuits which cast more demo
cratic votes than any other section of tho State
who contribute more to elect Governors, Sena,or,
and Representatives, than the other circuits. bu,
get smaller share in the Offices. Can YOU moi
STIR the west up to sense other right and might
Our interests have been shamefully neglected
and will continue 10, until we are hea ard on Tho
fioor OF Congress. Wo have the men, from whom
TO select, and by an exhibition Of union and de.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

0- OF the coors taken by the Moxicans, allu.
ded to IN Santa Annn's dispatches. one belonged
to Co..! MarshaNs kentucky cavalry; another
belonged 10 Capt. Porter's company, of the Ar
kansas regiment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

w me democra'~ have gained St. Louis in
the late municipal elections, i, total rou Of tho
wings and "Natives."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

V-Ne call the attention Of our rroJ, - y. "a,
sa procIamarn Of. Inc rREspENr offering for sn
ffe pubic lands IN Arkansas; viz. at Hkna nnc
f"mPds"ofe on the 18th July. AT Liu}e Rocl
.- 40 b0'eSrWe on tho l9th July. Al EaycltcrM
''l "1sh'"s'o" on the 2GIh JuIy and a. Clarkes
JUST rd|e on the 81 August
Juno MHHary eIpcduion 10 Me Prairirs-A dc.
-shncnr of u. x. Dragons. under command o,
cut, JOhn T. w. Gar4iner. will take m il.
- PEhe of march for the Western Praires, on Mon.
- Sy the l0ih inst. This command, we len m will
t'it the Wrch"taw Villages. and other prairie
I'D. IL tn b"s during its tour We also learn ;bat some
kccen 5ht or ten Of our citizens ing principally in
Forts T. ""'''n' Will accompany the expedition in
4, rsnt OF either health, in, ,rovcmen, or peosure.
4 r. way o' liquidation of the courtesy Of LIT. c.
Mlys hope they will each furnish US n page, for
3 3 y. 81 ',|s',''", , ","" pc = his RETURN
he L''te Rock Gnzctte makes mention of gal
oct. 'ht act OF tins accomplished officer on the field
SW Al Bucna Vista. 1t. c. for Il long time served
tins frontier, is well known and highly cs-
y igcmed lie says after Cupt. Lincoln FELL whilst
was endcovorng to rally the 4 } ing India mans,
-IarIeton dismounted under a heavy fire. and So.
'oSured his ring and lock Of his hair to send to hi,
~ ~ sif'.
this u We a"tnow ledge the compliment from our
,c. friends WALLACE WAKD, of nice little book nit.
tied the "Quartcr Race in Kentucky, and other tales
r '!ustrativc Of the South- West, by Wm T. Porter
ESQ., the well known editor of the Spirit Times
containing Nrty-three tales, which have before
~ appeared in book form 1t is collection of the
richest stores and such would reach the rIsibtcs
70 of the most In it will be found the story Of
tes the Tin Trumpet" Playing "Poker in Arkansas,
into by Toby Small, (actul occurGnccs) laid
The 1ayIOrs Unned .Siaies Money Reporter and
'rse "GoId and Silver coin exam ner. This valuable
periodical is published semi. weekly, by S. TAYLOR.
linn ut 30 Broadway, New York. No merchant or
of prison engaged in trade, should be without it. 1t
nit is The most perfect publications. saw con.
tanning Is pages in pamphlet form embracing
!" the current history of bank paper of the U. S.
"e and FAC smile engravings Of all the gold, silver
and copper coin, in circulation throughout the
'o" "'"' with the relative name and vaIuo of each
-" S3 Por
a '"a' OF The last mail br.-,
uoo "oo tanning "A long letter from an -" wi"
Pixies Squadron, giving full detail Of :. t'
hot, of II lls siy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

6Tlt IS stated upon pretty good authority tina,
The President intends to order ou. the remainder
Of the volunteers, authorized under the $4,000
act. 1t is estimated that the number subjoc. to
this call, is l7,OOO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

eJ Connecticut and Rhode Island havo again
gone for the wings.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

OE'" proposition has been made in the Mexi.
can Congress to remove the seat of Government,
TO te'"ya' town situated almost equal distance,
and on tho direct route from San Luis de Po,osi
and Mexico, by no means safe rolroat from our
armies. We should judge ,ha, the authorities
anticipate visit from Brother Jonathan, but do
,bsihses h, desire to give him entertainment. However
will entertain S friends are not hard to please, they
,czum,. selves in the Halls of tho Mon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

GT A Mr.. j. A. Pickett is about 10 write a
history of the Stale of Alabama. .-a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
OsAaE P.AM.r.- A.

II . 10 = 7 : =. H." :
Dear Cilrkc; "'
have just b"cn re...n2 IL, "E,...
and III the March no.. l>i7 fa-.'' f,-''
complimentary notice ul l.r ,lc,o... y
sh'rc. anI her . n!.,.', gra.rm,p.r
Aliens Wa You aa m,c In. p.r:,- Z
II. IN connection viii ,..., HUH. 49,
friend.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

min.
fell I
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