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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

CHARGE OF RAPE. A man named Lindsey
A. Ingalls,, and woman named Elizabeth Far
mer, have been arrested at Lowell as principal
and accessory in rape committed upon young
girl named Mitchell. The victim was from Ver-
mont, was only 10 years of age, and was of fee
BILE frame and intellect Both ofthe accused were
committed to jail to answer to the charge.
Boston Courier.
This crime is punished with death in Massa-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

FoRElGN DEMAND FOR BREADsTuFFs. The
June number Of Hunts Merchants Magazine
contains valuable article on the cost Of produce
ton and foreign demand for our breadsiufs. Her
average annual Importation for the past seven
years has exceeded twenty three millions of BUSH
els OF grain, or its equivalent in flour But re-
cen. events have shown her liability to need vast
ly more grain than the average quantity of the
past seven years. In 1916, she imported more
than what is equivalent to Al millions OF grain
and in l847, the quantity will doubtless be very
much greater than during the previous year.
Now the question is from whence shall this
immense quantity OF grain be obtained? IIth-
erto the markets of Northern Europe have sup.
Piled large part of the demand; and it has
been supposed that the United States could not
compete with the self-abor and pauper-labor of
Europe. But all experience has shown, that free
labor IS, in the long run, vastly cheaper than
compulsory abor and those best acquainted
with the cost of raising wheat in this country,
aver that fifty cents bushel will pay the farmer
in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin,
for raising wheat, and about fifty cents more will
pay all the expenses of transportation to New
York. This is not far from the average value
of wheat at Dantzic, the great grain market of
Northern Europe. Ii, therefore, our facilities for
shipping to Liverpool will counteract the advan-
tages derived from the nearest of the Dantzic
and other European markets, which now avera-
ges about seven cents bushel in their own ia
vor-It seems quite likely that we may compete
with any country in supplying the grain market
of Great Britain.
And if this can be done, and if Great Britain
should open her ports permanently for the intro
duction OF foreign grain, the influence of this
trade on our own country as well as on England,
cannot fail 10 be mighty indeed. Our farming,
our mercantile and manufacturing interests will
all ieel the effects of this trade and its moral
influence will be mighty also. A war between
England and the United States would not be a
thing to be thought OF, when one country was
the producer and the other the consumer Of the
grain fields of the great West.-Iraveier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

Prophecy VERIFIED. "War," said Mr.. Clay,
in his Raleigh letter, "will be the consequence
of the annexation of Texas at this time in the
manner proposed"
"Ths war" says Mr.. Benton, I" is the conse-
quence of the annexation of Texas, at the time
and in the manner in which it was DONE"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17
RAILROADS.

VERMONT CENTRAL. We have placed the
renorts of the Directors and Treasurer on our
first page. The stock has again advanced in
Boston, sale ut auction on Saturday last bring
ing IS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

is in town ready TO receive recruits for service
in Mexico. For terms, see advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

Qj~The third party state convention COM
menced its session to.day-thin; probably more
ure expected tomorrow (Thursday.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

% p. b. Soulhgaie has been appointed Post
master at Woodstock, IN place of Capt Il. A.
Kimball, gone to Mexico, contrary to his own in
clinatons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

Northern Railroad, .New York, in account ,rith
S. II. VALLEY, Jr., Treasurer.
Dir.
To Incidental expenses, Directors, &c. Sl0Ol "a
engin'g, paid by Mr.. Parrish, 1873 so
} 32l75(
@G.P.'s drafts, ms IS $500 90
$4,000 OOI
81. Hayward, salary, 1000 90
" ]. Hayward, on acct of
future engineering, 1000 90
" Exchange, paid OH Canada bills and
Ogdensburgh checks by G. p, SO SO
4" do. on Boston, ii 96
" Incidental expenses paid Com'rs by
.G.P 459 81
Ex'nge acct on L. G. bills at N. Y, 1890
$l3,95I 40
" Amount of notes receivable loaned,
with approval of two directors, up
on 100 shares of Fitchburgh II, r.
Co., and 220 shares of VI Central
r. r. Co., $4,000 90
Engineering, bal. p'd Mr.. Haywafd, 800 90
"Amount cash on hand, G2,353 50
$lOl,636 %
ca.
By amount reed on first assessment, 100000 90
interest reed by G. p. on notes, l05 S5
" of Market Bank, 40 81
&c. 4" of S. f. Belknap, int
on note of $4,000, 400 90
advance $py't reed of NJ. Gratis, SO
per cena 1000 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

Northern Railroad, .New York, in account tcith
S. II. VALLEY, Jr, Treasurer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
\ q RID.

DEAR SIa-Itis with u"'..rs""i pleasure that
seize tins, tho first opportunity snro my re;arn
home, to tender my ochnowlodL Lmntts to tu' rlu.
zcns OF Van Enrcn, for their generous aud timely
aid in snpprcssjmg tho fire which occurred upon
my premises, during my la'n absence; to whose
efficient services. feet nIrb,"I for the proserva-
ton OF my dwelling and appur:c1aoccs. can
but f.chy express my drp o'hg7ljon for their
intrcpldly upon tLat o''a>Ion, which has won
my sincere gratitude nnl NjnIcst rcmombroucrs.
Very respectfully.
JOHN DRENNEN.
Van Buren,, NIrh %, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

The Flag says there is an abundance Of arms rms,
A il the citizens do not take them up Co'oneI
ruko is advised to give them free passage 10
Iw Orleans in order to get them out OF the way
III opinion is expressed that before this t''ne
rer,I towns on the Rio Grande. and perhaps
h,amoros itself are in the hands oi Inc e"e",
|The rumors are numerous, aud folio" IN r'P''
ecession. But little can be stated WIN Ger
|a,y, except tha, Gen. Taylor having Oeon niue ue'
Eyod of the troops necessary to defend Inc coln.
he had taken, it will now fall back in'o mo
pds of the enemy, a, least temporarily
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

tNI' .u>i opened at thrrSore on Main Street,a
tTu-'. tnd we'll assorted stock Of goods, consist
.,. 20 rart of the lvuu ~ aririrs, all or any of
Aa., they prepared a> cheap asthe cheapest
Dry Goods.
H'n.rh.1an hroWu >a.rrlng Lowell and Georgia
Nai -.rl', .r..raa..d Attaka pas cottonade',
o' ,. cn.nIbrry~ 'Hlcd>. kentucky leans sattncts,
. au ..i.u, na.y lu.n French ana Scotch drilling,
.-.'> uUG Iu>t"s, uuEiIn: Irish linen, linen and
r. % rarrE~ c"u'ou 4Innrs: green, yellow, red and
ul 'c hanu,ls, brdcyr, scotch and husian diapers,
..u.. table cloths, canvas fancy prints black and
" trr.ns,--, -m- .aw~. painted lawns, baIzorines,
r.t.u,;, cau''r.c, book and SWISS muslin. ColOured
.l4al.r'>, paper mu,'.n, cotton velvet. Poin and
u.r->I rI,d linen raulrr lGkls Al black and white
i."t l1r ,rs .r >c.r. r-ass Cntn. misses and ladies'
..i,ou and wor,t,d nosr, CcntIcmcns cotton hose,
.-..I ,.:a'a-y, tiP,. Jon4uts buttons, hooks and
,y.s, sIoo. cotton, Sc Sr.
varieties.
NI.T.io and horn iur, combs, horn and shell side
,vnt>, nr- r'uwd combs, an" ivory, orcss g and red
dag ra. ~oaIrora. pms and needles, tooth, hair,
u4 STRIVING, ~n>hrs rh .nb,c>, razor stops, and shaving
.r,,-. ,.T.> Nolns and vIoln strings, matches,
aud ullcA sAI. $, percussion caps, stationary Sc.
Boots and shoes.
Infants kid SOCKS, g.5'~ and boys shoes, ladies slip.
r, hI-a gar',r onus and hrrCuns, mems kip bro
-.., gent. "'u* "ur p' --"r and sc"cd cali boots and
:a's, sA' seal aud cali boots heavy kip and mud
Clothing.
I.nal bosom shirts, hlcachcd and brown cotton nett
>.'~ arn drawers. w,o'cn nett shirts, mcrino scarfs
,..r sr,h. h,rrk satin and black silk velvet vests
ro.'ouaJ' Iul gauaroou pants and coats, black dress
a. .r".. coats, .Nced ."u F!Ich,ng business coats:
Hardware.
Cam tu'csaud locks, spurs, strruPs, bride bits,
slr., So ~,or~, sheep shears, drawing knives hatch
.-, socket ,I.-c.- screw augurs, tarks ews harps,
.'i aud ST.. hinges wood screws, coffee mills, curry
rom D- aud brass SELVES, hT'taua and iron tea
.....' -i..s, ,rrrt hu',s, knives and forks,
- il .o> chest, ,l.vt, a:ld rm locks, hand saws,
-. and longs cotton and wool cards, horse rasps,
r. pan, u.. ard bastard files, trace chains,
,... ,, 5,u,u and lm.iatun French ,1Gt:ngs.
CrOCkcry.
Cn.1mon cps and sIuccrs, white flint and granite
cups, >uccr>, hrcalI>t aud dinner plates cup plates
>.rs rWyrs and basins, castor bottles, bowls COM
umu and granite pitchers. And many other articles
'.nulutroIs to mention here, call and see no
,u.,I.y &, -,aa goods and prices will not prevent
,o.- p.rcr ls-ag.Hs we are determined to sell.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,
ozark,
HAVE just 'opcnoda siurilar stock which they offer
..rst!roa the same terms.
' n Barren, July 18th, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
TO THE EDITOR
FoRT GIBSON, Z. " 7
March 1874, 1917. J

E,rxn Cr,REE-l am pleased to learn 'nrou Z"
~ I,s, L,sUiocucer. that you will pga'n sho,ty'
rnon the editorial career in that paper. lou
-;, rore;ye the warm and hearty support oil your
rr':J, ybo can and rW sustain you. lour
49,. Ianco or character will give your paper
aon,mondinr the respect of all who pcTuSc
,'~'I',o,ns and oIsure it an influence which Is
-. .,,o;ned nv ,ime-seryIng and favor seeking
;cnrnaIs. Pursue the firm ana many cou' 81 '''''
-. were wont to. in 'I3 and Al, and success
viIl crown your labors. ...r.---:,
Enclosed, you will hnd SD iof "'o S"Ds0'
tons, opposite said amount, Po,s' p'v' ,,,,,
names Of ,,..,tL .II,l.
su5scripiron list, rs soon as yoi take '"' INV.
,;oencor." We have advanced mo caS"' ""'
think that this is the way trtcni IS Nhodiu
n pewsppper. 4 man Is never better ho'I - PH
"a Than when he sIbscrlOeS !! "O'n VI E"''
best policy, in my judgment, to aIo'' '"' 0',
,v.em for. a ter "gooi and true in'n'' are
prefsrabo to mqay, spread upon plpef' ""' ''"'
mo, be found when they are needca'
You shall hear from tals qurIrr ""1"''''
any thing Of interest offers.
H. Oar Fort Gibson friends have our sincere
.hauks for tholr manifestation OF iFc"us"'P'
Ttejr cash patronage is highly nPPrccatoi' ana
Maj views upon that SUBJECT are oil Inc "fS'
va,er." a news spaPer cannot be puO''s'1u "''"'
-, NANCY, which must be coming in all the
limo to keep the "wheeIs" Of the press from clog
ging. .,,,. ro
e;Oroc,,pd-,hoy are frian's IN Heed' and such
ones arc friends infect. Oar experience i''!
oonGrms the correctness of Ihclr advice bat we
sso better satisfied since We have donor'>~'F''-''
from such aquartcr. go,
We hope our correspondent will be mindful o'
Ms prom. Sc to give us tic ondhs OF the India"
counIry.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
To Mss e.. or LOUISVILLE.

! first mot lh"r in northern r'.n.s.
None. whom lhouLlt, .oynI 4, ,Ace-
But quickly in thos, tempting times.
| tore myself away from thee.
Still. love thee. as star,
That over my pathway shown;
Whom may worship from nf1r;
But never hope to call my OWE.
y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
SETTLEMENT OF ADMINISTRATORS,
STATE OF AlaAN>l-.I
llnM,n 4 Nrlr LurL. |

S7AIE or Aa,Rv>}-.i
c'm1 # Crara arI.S
NOTICE j, hereby given Tint he nl'" NJ
" ulmcl administrators have G,,d tic.r urynuIs
for settlement and Confirmation, to WI:
Joan Vaughn, administrator Of Lo' Erruhar',
drcr,"i.
Joan &. Lu,c, administrator Of Howell Lite,
dc,easci
AIl persons interested IN the settlement Of any
Of lre above urcoIn',. aro hr,chy nu.HI I;o '"n
forward and G'n cArcpious lArrr'o. Il #ay ila'
have. On or before tnI mex. term Of .n' Coat "I
PROBATE. IN and tor The county Oft r," Iprd. To- be"
.o,.. Il olr , G.>. Tuesday in April urNt. IN1O
or ta-, vi, Ire forever olrrsd from uAcs l,- 80
SAD accounts, or any item thereof.
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
N.W ORLEANS NNRkET.

NEW ORLEANS NNRhET.
Couon-a.Iu,ry . .g--:m.! Iur - 10 m. ].
ag fur IOlll.I-lr II; -o.! ra.s lliall4; -"oi
fine T. rcn's.
--L,e.,>.naa ,. -; II,rrne wanc .
all;ho"ujr
t.p~, --4or2l per g..
i,y..nu-l rs e.
FDnr-s5-G!. ..-1.1j.
No,,hry--Er.uan. p.
e G.-1.aN.
>l-#I.IJol31.
som-15 ste.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
C"-.r>. -.:-l, C,a ,>D I'm 81.
E1ru,-I Il. Hrr,inN UywC.

~ Il. X NJ. NAllNS. havo just received
w. Il bug" supply Of fresh srrdrn. flower.
I'D f.. >.,..,, hom l.aud,clas cp.c5ra.cI seed
.... '..- m.u'.
I.r 4.uUvn aui field Seeds are warranted fresh
1na genuine. Tuo>e wishing a slPpIy will find
here every variety.
The flowers are Of the most beautiful, and fa-
,rrIte kinds. among which will be found fonr
DOZEN assorted Ihh.las all OF which will Je sold
NGu'r>nlc and rc;u.
.-TOH"rS promptly filled.
irn. =. loi1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
CnocrAw AGENrY,t
.Nurch D, 1917. \
DEAR Sir:

,. rfa Nrch22, 1917.
|s' DEAa Sir: a..
En Nothing Of importance to relate, more '"'"
nor that we have larger crowd Of white men IL 'N>
Els. el,co than were here boiore,-OfoHSnI "'"
|ns srby desire to purchase land Scnp OF l' O'''
- laws: and to rake down SOmp OF TIC "IHlf''I
e, nom V" which about to be paid 10 the cn"-rH"''
laid Every house in tho place Is filled with h''' ".n
ers speculalors, who take lively interest III all "''
concerns the "poor Indians have Hn"""'
ha. next week, 10 give you sketch OF some oi "s
ny, most Distinguished Po rtrnItures wo''u A.
cen ord your readers some eutertn nmen', esPccIHy
vd. hose in Mississippi, il you have any 'hefo.
hy. Col. Armstrong has been unwcII several Jay y
her ind therefore, business cannot advance very
ia. ppdIy. lou''' w.
4, Tbere are supposed to bo 10000 Jews in the
[ep Jnitcd s,ues The whole number III tn" ionr
m,,,rrs of tho Globe is estimated a! near 1000
bic loo.
hni ...
s, Tho increase of population in Illinois during
ran ,;c las. five years has been ls!,22!. The f2f&
E'a alton of that State Is now CO., 80.
or The pope has issued do:rer. by which con.
oA .;c,. nrr no longer to be permitted to work for
rv radesncn, to the injury Of free AMI hoU 81 work.
700, nan. who are able to manufacture articles ut The
uh, Nv ra,e charged for them by prisoners.
Eed Ninety steamboats, lle sunk IN the Mlssls>ppl,
etween tho mouths of the Missouri AMI OHIO H.
ers.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
eN M and lrith the airice dni consent Of lie Senate.
tDAvlD TOP, of ONO, Envoy Extraordinary
Id Minister Pcnipotentary near his Majesty tho
E tmperor of Brazil, rice Henry A. Wise, recalled
L his own request.
mo JOHN k. CLAY. Charge d'Alaircs at Peru.
R,b RICHARD RUSH. of Pennsy yIvnnia, Envoy En-
I'M, nordnary and Minister PIcnipotcntary to his
no Saies,v the King of France.
GEORGE W. llopKINs, of Virginia, Charge dc
M ldairs of the United States to tho Queen of
onugaI.
pr rs that clock right over thore!" asked yisI-
of sthe other day,
kos Might over therc," said the boy; "'tant no
to ire eIse!"
h. b Carthage, divorce of a man and wife is
rs 4nI!owel; bu, whom they wish to separate, half
pa lho children are given to each, by law. And
[O' 4iey cannot agree to such division, then all
l. property isput up at auction and sold.
p fIhe Presidents House 6eseiged.-Tho press
applicants for military commissions At the
|. vhite House within the last few days has been
E Unprecedented. The lobby of the Executive
R. Itmber was perfec, jam on Tuesday; between
y Cund sixty persons having presented their ap-
~ ltons for appointments in The ten new regI-
. ~ IS recently authorized by law.
d 70 Washington American
|. The Spring fes is begun last Tuesday.
-.. Wellington NcFy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
THE MARKETS..
yan lnIcn rLl--, cnrrcn. for clnnIry rIolacc.

Van burrn PRICES Currrn. for Country Produce,
,nEEl,rAp wUEELN.
CDIION-Pcr ivJ lbs - 90 e
Corn, rtr y ~
Oa's, ,hrII-I, j. 40 q.
oats, ,hrAl IoAI' .
I."ur, : IF - 9ja2 ~ per 100 los
do + al - - - "
H~up. > jr43 10 " " "
Ilta,s. tll
Corn meal, per bushei, 80
Wheat, tUGuf
Ham, ,l- shoulders 6 sides :
Lar. pr h,s, ralU
!r g. ,
Ia.HN, SO
H.,"t,, ... Ma!
N..r.a. .Ia5
Nrt, lIi e..
Batter, ..-.. I-rlu
Eg--. pa>. CnirlcuS. per l,,,a 1JlIOO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

FINE CIGARS, TuBACrO, NC.
FU&l rec d or consignment anI for sale low,
~ jho>rs old t,hu"ro.
b6is. old wh,Avy,
" vinegar,
! pilot bread,
80 haI barrels butter anI water crackers,
l0,0On Trlblcos causnas, rcga'a. imperial ard
principe cigars, HENRY u C1'NNINGuAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
COLI NBIA HOUSE.
IilJLAhELPIII!

COLI MlIA HOUSE,
IlILAnEIPUIA,
C"-.rr. --..sl, C,t ,>p I'm 81,
Fwur', Il" HwAuH U,mC.
'HN'aa.n-.. .I kr.r1 rna p.n.'l' s,tr n,hmcor,
! .n.a ,r.u r.r lo. reception OF rr,rro-,.
!" r.-H o.. .nd 9a. rr.' -.u lhO, Hotel u plrtc-
u.4., o. ..n.H. H s, t ., ,.,uI,rI near the most
..- ..-. r..l- ui a.i Ia.lowr..r part Vi the .t,,
-.. 81. 90. ua 'o. As Az esssi Oy any house
ID tao 'D.m.
I.. r... .'o-s .sr clr-v mons m m k.nr thcrr
". .r.r... . II. ,.., beng PROV rt,d with
'.. l.' r, \. 'h.r con O. purnr"i IN lhr country,
..' a,,nl ,m u.d ,' nu'r.: al. the SAB. 'anlDlls.
r.... .rd ,.. I.-, ri.l iHr market aFari, arU
'.. 3d.. 'la l..r hand, an TIE r..l.- ar. On
l.r '.".t us...l', l'.l. Tue utmost arlrr and
O.. ..-- .... -,.a '.rouga.ul the, ,..tr .,.nenl
r. -D.. -. r.lY.', ".'h ta.-. :.. .ll.na nd 1.
t.'.., .rt a-...l lu.1' ,u, u.,., AMI ur-.mIt
.n- c,.tD"r, top. ".i'ru,r' .h,rr patronage.
bAULEl, MChENZ!E, y 60.
2 inf, OIL, and Windcw-sIass.
. EAHtIa.S Iaa.~oIUl,
- =. he. ..,, Wlor Lead.
I''H l.. ~ 3yII, IlJy Is, Is by % Glass
>r, IT," u'.ur,
T.. .. Is.o,us and - rs'G Tools,
-HIJAr.n N...-t,
...r r.,. .lanl 6 r-#'r ~
ra,r. .W.-.a6,I-1'.
nhI GOODS, I.r Arasu,as No. ), aud
= y l .."
M,0 r,'r" Nramoch aaI fancy prints
..G q" ....u-.rr>
Pa" Nr-.rw orrEr:>
", 'N.,. S-p D...s, S.u.rg 5 K. Cotton
".. ". .~- .'..r... Far nu. Srd crr~, whuo
'.ann' e, a..auaD. u'npr4,i Sa"rcln@>. together
w.H u.u' ".'ar ar..'>, pouch ,~.d al reduced
..r.., s.. ..u,.a . unusually Iow hv
HENRY 4 CUNNINGUAM.
+ l."Ul.I-g-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
Fort smith Prices CrTrrut.
lL.L.eL-- LL...-L

TLOUE, ..... ... - 81 a , ~
Corn Meal, ...... ~
Cora. .... 80
r"'"n, 81 ''
rHalocs, ..... - a TO
.J..a a. i ad
Banter, .. =
I.,--
bacon, .a', : .
AZ. non"
&. ici,, corn fed. "a q
rr.. ~. .un,
-..r 80
C.. - o.
/. ..,......... .ra.H
-4... 80.
n.,...,. ,.....Lol, --..,y .,l,u.-.~. %. .,
a...y U.i s,r uo 'nr-. .t n... rIv. w.r.I
3..., otl .r..y-4' ..., .u. a. and p,...'rs a.r 40
-,.d a,m..N
W. II. 4 VI. MAN..H~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

4 NuyE&, Hue Gras,, II.... Urs-, ona T.1o' .
\ Seed, .or ,.iehy " ii. I, y '.Al I.Ar.
ioll S..DlI, 'Ilr.n q, lei.
AtNNU'S Celebrated E,r.r' of -yr~plr.'ll, r.O'.:
w.U,&W. NllL&'
T-t~ ~I.,l. ,rr..I g. r-'-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
Summarizes.

I%tiIIjlt.IlNSs
EhECEINEG per NrA u.m. ~.u" !Don ~"
= . Or,al,
- >oas pr.mc III, ro,@~
, Nb's prime Em"n Nl!1r
, L5's o,f $r.a-
4 to E.@rr C.a',cgs
- .A.~Ja.,. Nar
i .o New Nor >.lrl
10 ao Sperm cn'",,
$50 pu. An..r u'r>n
Il 10 Western a-,oryr -
10 70 hur..r aa. J;pu Pow,'r Tc..
> Ga Blk d,
~ .o l.,.aS"p
} au., Ne" A., \"
, go l..r
ioaion For. O.
For ,aIr b, ". II. 4 u. NAln',~.
Furi -. Ia: Nnr.l g. III.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
W. L. JOHNSON.

lnHT STTU,
EsAS received, pr rc,on, arrivals, and offers
II 4 for sale, a, the vr-y owcst market rl'cs,
100 sacks prime Eo roi.cc,
10 EIAls Sugar.
20 boxes Ro>jn S,s2,
$500 lbs. Bur Lead,
% kr@3 N1t.s. .a>sored.l
t boxes Snorm Caui'c>,
) 60. Star do.
% do. Chewing Tobacco, lass.,)
: doz. Pa3Gtri Buckets,
- reams hrrge " rappng Paper,
% do SmaI. do. do.
with a great variety Of other Goods.
January G3l 1917. 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
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WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
Van Buren,. Arkansas,

Z TtNN .u>t opened at thcrSlore on Main Street,a
Z rc-D pud we'll assorted stock Of goods, consist
~. 90 ps-t Of th. Iu,.uu.n- arisrrs, all or any Of
- u they are prepared A. cheap as the cheapest
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
EID0iI at 'gniS.
CASH WANTED

CASH WANTED.
A LII rnrs,a< rndrhlcI to me, previous to Jrn'-
IA ory l>t, 1871. ara rc>9ct:tuIy m'.;.t to
co]t, ant settle iDclr occon,S. m1~r o'," IN.
dl.s. ". Z. JOHNSON.
Fort Smith. Jany. %. ISL. -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27

: ! AVE- just opcncla SIMILAR stock which they ofel
Z ! l.rs,!ro oa ;lc same terms.
Va Barren. July 18th, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
aTiCtiCs.

N.l.T. and horn tuck combs, horn and shell sid,
,.nt>, no rnr'd combs, ivory, dressing and red
Il - r,rn'. nUaIrNura. pms and needless tooth, hair
l.a ~a,. -n>lrs, Nh nH.rs, razor stops, and shaving
o,,-. ..r>, 'roIns and vIo,.n strings, matcht 5
aud ullc.l sII.s, percussion caps, stationary Sc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
Boots and shoes.

Infants kid socks, g5'~ and boys shoes ladies slip
p ~ hu- &c. gat,r onols and hrr-uu<, mems kip bro
.. ."u' El'us aur p gIc. and scwcd cali boots anC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-27
Clothing.

I,nan bosom shirts, hlcachcd and brown cotton me-;
s. '~ arI GrlwuI~, ocn nett shirts, mcrino scars
ll'..r, sh. hrrk satin and black silk velvet vests
ro.'"tIlr InI gamuroun pants and coats, black dres:
.l. rn.. coats, - ygd .au F.Ichug business coats
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-10

Vera Cruz asking that the said amy in its operations agans
the said cy may respect the OF Spanish subjects
their property within the same.
The undersigned has great pleasure in recognising the init
mate relations Of amty which happily snbss between h
Government and that of Span and the consequent obga
tons imposed the public forces of the former in their
tons agans, the said city, to respect far be prac
tcabe, Spanish subjects and their property within the
but he begs say the Consul of Spain that in carrying
the city, whether by bombardment and cannonade
sault, aland particularly in the night time-it will be
ceedngy difficult for the forces OF the URied States to
ceye the consular flags discriminate between the per
and the property Of friends and the persons and property
Of the enemy.
The undersigned can, therefore, only promise to do all tina
circumstances may possibly permit to cause such discmna
ton to be observed and in the mean time to show his
ey to carry out that friendly purpose, ne sends to he
Spanish Majesys Consul residing in Vera Cruz, printed
Safeguard, under his (Major General Scotts) sign manual
protect far practicable the house Of the Spanish Con
sui and Spanish subjects ard property within the sametc
be shown the city should be carried 10 all officers and sol
de # the United States forces who may approach the house
of the Consul il being eH understood that the said safe
guard solely intended to protect Spanish subjects and their
property.
recty from the British Consul begs that like safeguard,
herewith for him. may be delivered by the Spanish Consul
The undersigned offers the Consul of her Majesty the
Queen of Spain the of the high respect and
sderation of the undersigned
WINFIELD SCOTT
To the Consul of Spain at Vera Cruz,
Senior D. AfILAss EscALANTE.
NorE.-A similar letter addressed to Mon A. Goux,
French Consul with request that he would deliver the
Prussan Consul the safeguard Herewith enclosed for the
latter.
Whosoeyer belonging the armies of the United States,
employed in foreign parts shall force safeguard, shall suffer
death. ''-( ssh article Of .ear.
SAFEGUARD. .'...
BY authority Of Major General Scott, general n-chief OF
the armies of the United States The person. the family and
the property of the French Consul residing Vera Cruz
his house and its contents placed under the safeguard OF
the army of the United States To offer any violence in
jury them expressly forbidden the conrary
dered that safety and protection be given to him and them in
Of need. .t.
Done the headquarters Of the army of the United States
this 18th day OF March, lS47 1000.
BY command of Major General Scott
II. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.