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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

l!reaufrs4Eizhi Illinois volunteers
arrived from Clisag0 Oh Saturday evening,
under command Of Captain Bills. They
lef iIRasdialeiyf for Cair5, whers they are
ID rendezvous.
Lazl evening Capt. Mckinney arrived
from Dickinson county, H)laois, with l02
recruits, They arc raised andsr the new
feq1isifion for ten regiments and win pro.
coed ut onee 10 Cairo.
A hygtandsr recognized on acquaintance
among Capt. MeKinaeYs command, and
hailed him with
"Hallo, Bill, are you going 10 Mexico Z"
"Wsll, | aint goin' to do any thing sbor-
ter sHys be-.
"Wbat In The thunder are you doing thst
fof7" inquired his astonishe3 friend.
"Oh,' says Bill, "Ye'rs Jest eoin' down
10 show them yallar skins That thur was
jest Al good stlH III home az the fgllars that
licked ON up 20 at Bonney yista.-A.
Louis ReUetHe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

EmGRANTs.-A number Of Irish emf
grants have lately arrived Id New Orleans
n a state Of most appalling distress. They
nre reduced to skeletons by want Of food.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

A great Taylor meeting was held in Gin.
einnatl on last Saturday week. ". WASH.
ington presided. The Utmost ENTHUSIASM
prevailed. The old Hero was 'noihinated
for the Presidency by acclamAion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

A circumstance, interesting as regards
the lamented son Of Mr.. Cay, wa com
munieatei a day or two since to the editors
of the HoAE JOURNAL by one Of our first
citizens. An ficer Of the army, ID 1 let.
ter to this gentleman, says: "Poor Col.
Clay, who, as well as myself was q West
Point Cadet, CHANGED, just before he fell, to
meet n Of Santa Annals bearers of a
flag o~ftruce, on his way to General Tay-
Tor. He instantly recognized, in tits Of.
ficer Of the enerny's, an Old sehootfeHog
and former intimate friend. They jumped
together, shook hands and parted and d
few minutes after, Col. Clay headed The
charge in which he lost bis life so gallant
w."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

G-To those wanting carriages, har-
ness &C., we say, call and examine those
lately manufactured by VIM. IT. Tunnard.
See advertisement in another column,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

LAhAHTtNb, the poet. the scholar md
the statesman, has published two volumes
ofa history Of fbe GiroHdists, which Is 10
be completed In eight volumes ~oetayo
two 10, appear every fifteen days. Tie
journal des Dfbats contains elaborate ex.
tracts from the work. which show that the
author has been rather ambitious 10 exall
bis fans as a writer, than 10 d historian.
The style is brilliant and finished to the
last degree, and blazes with historical ftn.
ey. The following Is Il characterize pas.
sage from d sketch Of Mtrabean -Buuetin.
"T'hs poets say fiat the clouds take tic
form Of the countries they pass oyer, and
moulding themselves upon valleys, or upon
Tue PTHEHsJ 0T I1PgI tI9 HJUHhIfug, preserve
the shape thus received, and with II tra.
Ysrse the heavens. Like them are cor.
tain mon, whose collective genius, ~ to
speak. models Itself upon their epoch. and
In whom all tbs Individuality Of u nation
becomes incafgate. 0as of these men
was Mirabrau. Heidi not create fbe re.
vol1ion, he manifested II. Without him
it had remaioel IN idea, a tendency. Hs
was BON ahl 1t took shape, passion and
which made TIC v rid recognize
Il In him"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

Major General Pillow has i{rived IN the
City of New Orleans. Gsahl. Shields
who was reported as being deaIl IL slowly
recovering.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

THH SfHAMHR HAtNHBw.-T'h fspor-
ted aeeiientto this Boat was incorrect.
She arrived nj our landing On W. lesday,
ne usual.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

Eapb9YaEyr.-AIn,A every man
must, Of course, pass m1dof his Tins in
active efnpl y nen' away from hons. He
must d. this to support bis aaiiy; he must
do this to ji8chirgs those duties which he
owes to SOC ETY.. IL cannot love h1,ns or
any thing else, who Il b lazy loanger, from
morning u nigh around the Gre-gido.
lie has neither heart nor life to know tho
meaning of the word enjoyment. No man
can be happy who has not constant N
ploymsnt 10 engage bis heart AMI his hands
This ar 500 firm q necessity connected
with mans iateIleclu4l AMI M III AMI
pbysieil nature. Aad unless We ca1 fad
ut least coa'entnsnt with our Individual
enploymeni., the great portion ofour earth.
" existence mist pass away in dIsqqiefude
and sorrow. The moro b nun loves home,
the more serene viii be his mind, the more
labor he win be able 10 perform, and the
more powerful will be the influence he
cfn exert upon society around. This IL
an influence which rests and inyigorates
the spirit for new achievements 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

DRowNRD.-on Saturday the sh inst.
a lad aged Il years, son of Thomas Ia.
quino, was drowned While bathing in Bay.
gu Grasse near this place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

Or We arc pleased 10 learn that our
respected fellow toWnsman John Holmes,
Esq has been appointed to the lucrative
and responsible off Of Pork Inspector
for the city Of New Orleans. Mr.. Holmes
from bis business habits, bis ufbaBity Of
manner, and his long experience as a deal.
er In pork, IL well quilted Or tbs office.
Bayou Sara L6dger. . We say ditto 10
the Ladgsr.-Deta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

The Natchcs Courier ar'|oucees tho
death Of the Hon. JESSE sPnl4 jar, u. $.
Senator from Mississippi. g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

An American newspaper ca Ned the
Anglo SdTon," has been established at
chihuahua. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

Louisiana MvFuAb IvsUaAvea Con-.
pArY.AA meeting Of citizens, DESTROYS d
forming d mutual Insurance company III
this Town, was held Oh Thursday last, Of
the residence Of Joseph Menard ESQ
At aet ii incorporation wac adopted,
with d capital Of four hundred shares, d
$3.50 eaeb, maiibE an aggregate Of v 100.
900.
a committee was appointed, composed
Of Mossrs. Stephen Henderson, James N.
Drown, WIN. y Pike, J. v. Durable, and
Joseph Mehati, to obtain subscriptions IN
the parish oft;ast Baton Rogge james N.
brown ESQ was authorized ID receive
subscriptions from the Parish Of iberyllle,
and Vslmon Durable Esq was for the
same purpose authorised to procure sub.
hs..ibors in West Batoha Rouge. Lists Of
stS,serlpff5n win be kept opon FOR ninety
days, IN order that persons DESTROYS OF be-.
coming stockholders may have aa eppof.
tuntty Of doing so.
Before adjolrnihg, the citizens eompos.
ing The meeting, subscribed about twenty
thousand dollars.
sfnAM FBaRY. We perceive that
hlcasra, BcalN Lockwood are rcttting The
ferry boat lately purchased by them. Il
must be gratifying to The Inhabitants Of.
West baton Rouge, that they can now
cross tho River MIasls ippit to attend divine
service hers, for the smallest current coin.
The exertions of the propfietoGe to con.
tribute 10 the comfort ofthe public, deserve
patronage and remuneration.
Drovers aud others having lorass and
cattle to cross The River, win find 4 10 their
Interest," 70 make appl cation at the Baton
Rouge Ferry.
VehuNrnGRs 1--WE are Informed that
Major fowIhR has enrolled sixty uye mem.
bera In the volunteer Dragon Company,
which he 10 forming 70 serve In Mexico.
The young men composing this company
belong % our town and neighborbood, and
many Of them have already served under
MAJOR Fowler In Mexico. We consider
this the highest compliment they can pay
to our gallant and worthy friend, as an
elliocr and a gentleman.
May success attend them, and Oh return
IN safety to their friends and families.
crowned with victory.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

40 VoLuNruBRs.-Copt, Il. A. Stuart
VIII visit this town on Monday slst Inst:
when he viii sign certificates, IN order to
obtain Che quota Of land, 10 which the
members Of his company are entitled. The
Captain has taken considerable trouble in
this matter and has madc arrangements
with D. ] Ricardo Esq Of New Orleans
TO procure warrants from the seat of gov
ernmcnt at Washington.
u II, Dufroeq Esq; Mayor Or Our town.
Will give all necessary Information to
applicants,
The members Of Capt. r. g. Beale's
company are also requested to meet az the
Mayors Office, Of this town, as soon as
convenient for tho same purpose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

PoLtcR JuRy,-An election for mem.
bers Of the Police Jury, for the first and
second wards ia This parish, took place on
Monday last,
The following was the result ofthe Polls
in the first wand.
q, w. Christine IS votes,
Ben: Bryan IT do.
IN the second ward, Oran Hackett ESQ.
was elected without opposition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

The Minerva Of Thibodsauktille states
that q ofevasse took place On tbs right
bank ofthe bayou Laiburchs, about one
hundred fedt wide, and Tint immense dam.
age viii be done to the planters In the
vicinity, their crops being entirely fsstroy.
al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

PRrNcED De JorSvrLEE, "Young France"
as they call him, in England, is, it IS said,
to visit this port during the summer, with
an experimental squadron, and will have
under bis command, among other vessels,
the Hercules, and Jmappes, doth 100 gun
ships, and the steam frigate Panama. II
has been suggested that the North Carolina
be IN the stream, to return the salutes Of our
distinguished yisitor%.--N. 7. papers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15
MARRrIva MApe EAsr.-A New YorE

MARRYING MADE EAsY.-A New York
letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer says.
Within a few days a business Of a very
novei character has been commenced in
this city, by an enterprising ingenious
man. II IS nothing less han a marriage
brokerage aasiuess. The gentleman wbo
has commenced it says: 1T is formed for
tie purpose offtcilitating persons Of both
sexes in forming honorable aud well suited
connexions Gr marriage That such 4
plan is needed, must appear to the mind 81
Every rational person." If anything new
inder the sun a be produced, We think
his shows that New York can do Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

lLtun'NArtoN.-I'he c%itiaeIts IF New
Orleans have been invited BY lho Mayor,
TO II 1an'nate their houses this iver!ng, to
testify their admiration and gE,tituie to-
wards the brave officers and s1Idieas. who
have fought in Mexico.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

WHolHaAIg MuaDrHs.lA most dread.
fiji aflsir occurred III Georgetown, Mercer
county, Ohio, on the 2lsi ult. A man
namea Burr bad bsBtsn his wife. and His
neighborg took nor part aod determined 10
Tar md feather him. They accordingly
went tothe house where hs was and attack.
ed him the friends Ufihs woman who was
liyiHa'witb him as d pafatnour resisted he
attack, aud a desperate fight ensaej. The
assailants wpre fifteen in number, and
those on tbs other side rathet less. Six
persons were wounded IN tho aiIfay, four
Of whom, james Craig, George Palm, O.
Wick and Geo, Ftihtt, II IL supposed, win
die. Burr himself was wounded, but it Is
thought will rec9Yet-Unfr's pafamgtr,
whose name was Stately, fought In bis de-
fence with an ase, and wounded several.
Her father was among The wounded, sup.
posed MORALLY. No arrests were made.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

GEHBnAL Bn1H1Ds.-Ws had much
pleasure in observing from tie fteayune
Of Thursday, that General 5lieldr one Of
the heroes bf Sierra Gofta, vaio Va dee.
pefately wounded, has 10 far raeofaed that
he has been able To boar removal to Jala.
pa, and that biz friend, may now entertain
good hopes Of bic ultimate recovery.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

9Tle Mobile friends Of Capt. Hagan,
since presenting him with a sword, have
presented him with a charger.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
.Nhma rn-I n LaIne,s Frn,cfnrnnt

L1!1!' T.1I-Io, y. J 'nUI p, IsiI.
l'r. l'ynr-D'ar Nr-ly the bI.s, ng Of God. vour
E\pcrtorInt h's effected in of most dis
IT, ~slng coal. 'l.nt ~ December last. WIS SCI zcd
with great seventy o. pnroNvsm Of AS rHNA, a
disease with which had been att ri for m INV wear
past. 1t attended " In hparsrnose anI yorcn-
Of the lungs and Ihrot, together with Il I4,1-l,u.
cough, and complete prpStrllpn OF strength. aud
worn out with suiprIluu, Whra Bot gI y u Ey
pcctOrant WAS seat 10 my house. Al first tn plrti
1t nn'hng but Qulrke-v, but SEEM il was 50
highly recommended hy Dr Going, with whom | wa,
welt acquainted. induced try It, and IN a few
days it completely cured me, nor Inv c.rr Ia u,
return OF the disease since. hive now formed
high opnlon 0! your medicine, that 3: BAD Ll, d
few bottles Of IT, and could Obtain no more, wou.i
not part with them for ten dollars each
JriN SCR.
p Z, L. II n,n-. .rLA-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

L: ON me iHHdd,IPhlL LedgeT.
READ THlS!-Lpst week. we understand.
was great week for the sale of DR.. jackson's
Pie l.mbrocaton. Such is lis reputation, .hat
travellers from all sections Of the country, where
the medicine is not for snle, on arriving at this
cIly, either want ii themselves have orders from
Ihclg friends: Probably no medicine ever offered
10 the puO..c has effected 50 many cures, and sold
50 rapidly, as the EmbrocaIon. Gail and hear
That It has done for those vino had given up all
hope,
The following is from Physician OF much
emluencc N the ctv:
DIR y. JACKSON-Sr: | perceive by an
advertisement IN the Ledger, that Dr.. Jayne has
some of your valuable Pile Embrocaton for sale.
have used II myself and have been cured, and
my opinion Of il is so favorable, that now al.
vse my patients to use H. as the only sure rem =
ty. FOR sale by,
STEVENSON & BELL.
% 3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
FAEsEsHIEsS,
Attend to yOur intercSt

WE undersigned is preparing to pot his Steam
NtH, at Van Blrru, into operation. nj tho
income of the ensuing AZ heat GrOp. md
I"l' be prepared to manui1cturc all luo Nnol,
mai VIII be raised IN the adjoining counties
NoIcci Is therefore grvon that he will pay CASH
ana ETorcr"S for a.:y Qunpnty "f wheat, dclv.
er'n at the MlII, in this pircr; ord th" farming
community Of Northwestern Ark's, and S1.nn.
Ne>I'rn Missouri. are respectfully invited to turn
ih'lr nIt"n'3"n 10 the cultivation Of this urain,
"hc" cNPerlonco has proven &c be tho peculiar
production Of our country.
X. IlIRt SION.
Van BNrCn Irh.s., JnLy IN. isI7. H2-.f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
VS.. SUPPLEMENTAL BILL IN CHANGER,

VS.. SUPPLEMENTAL BILL IN CHANcERv.
Marmadnko N. Jetf'reys, Jones Cook, Harriet
Freeman, Bryan ii. Freeman, Amanda G..
Freeman, Joab Durham, Samuel D. Stray horn,
James White, George W. Key, and Mary, his
wife, John Ledbetter, Thomas Ledbe,ter, Hen.
ry Ledbcltcr, Frances Ledbe.ler, Rufus Led.
better, and James Suiler, as administrators of
the estate Of Willie Ledbelter, deceased, Defend
ants.
ZONES the complainant by solicitor, and hnv-
Ing heretofore flied his orign and supple
mental Bill OF complaint IN this cause for the
recovery Of negro woman, Penny, and her sew
en- children, their hire and servces-lhe object of
the latter Bill Is also to enable the compIainan n,
to introduce secondary evidence of the marriage
contract settlement upon which the complain
ant bases his lllo to sad negroes-and it arther
appearing from the ul invlt of the complainant
that tho said Marmadako n. Jotireys, Jones Cook,
Harriet Freeman, Bryan II. Freeman, and A :
manda G.. Freeman are non residents of this State;
It is therefore ordered that they be notified of the
pendcncy of This suit by two successive weekly
insertions Of this order in tho Van Buren, lntcIii.
goncer, the last insertion 10 be at least four weeks
before first day of the next term of this court to
be and appear on the first day of the next term
of this court, at n Court TO be begun and holden
at the Court House, the town Of CIarksvIllc, in
the county Of Johnson, and State Of a rkHnsas. on
the Both day Of August, A. ID. 1917, and plead
answer or demur TO sad Bill, or the same will be
taken as confessed and decree entered accord
ingy.
A true copy from the record.
Attest.
AUGUSTUS ". WARD, Clerk.
PAscHAL LINTON, Solicitors.
July II, 1877. 23-2w. Prs. fee, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
Taxes! IaXeS!!

CITIZENS, one and all, prepare to pay Your
~ TAXES. have jus, received the Tax Book
for .hS year, and sirlI soon give YOU call, and
trust you viii not put me to the trouble Of ealing
twice. Il is ras er for each Of you to raise a
small amount than for me to advance a large one.
JOHN CARNALL, ShF.
Fort Smith, Ju'v TO- 1917. 33-f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

FROM me -iiCcHu argus.
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEiSE!!
Another remarkable cure Of Deltcess, per-
formed BY ScarPa's Acoustic Oh, ia this CITY.
Let the case speak for Isef.
Albany, FEB. 22d. ls4s.
Mr. Guthrie. 4 S,auwix Hall. Maiden Lane
Dear sir:-I owe YOU an immense debt Of grnt-
,uLe for inducing me to try ScarPas Compound
Acoustic OH. had been so very deaf for elgh
wears this winter. that could not hear conVersa'
lion with an ear trumpet. without the voice beng
much raised. have been usiHg the OIL about SIX
weeks in one ear rhat was far the worst, and With
which | was almost totally deaf. and am happy
10 inform vou that can now hear ordinary con-
vers7:Ion wtthou: the trumpet. feel thai. would
Ike, to inform the whole deaf community of the
astonishing effect OF the above medicine. shall
be pleased to see any person who may desire to
call upon me. to make inquiries concerning my
.,ss Yours. &c. JOHN DAVIS,
No 81 Dean street.
For sale BY STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, ArE's. 2S-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
Medicines.

EeL'E f Mass CaIomel, Suipillle Of Juir;,a. C,,,.
- Phor; Cream Of Iart-r, C.rJ. soda. CLanorn,'. =.
1""cr-, Epson salts, Iodine, Iod.des Of Pota..IIfa
9'-cury and iron, Lunar cau-tc, lpccacuanLa Jalap
= PAaic and acetate Of morphine, mcrcurla
ssanta oils Of all kinds QuI-k..ly,r IL and ots
po" ters: with many other Me4c.nes, making our
stock on hand complete.
Received fresh and lor sale bv
STEEEESON & BELL,
Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
Fan, Arrl,!r>, rer.mmrIy, -.

/ rJ!UNNH Nur,r, !Irr.d1 water. Anl q .o oil, OIL,
I Of :. ssau,.uc. A,Ep-, and VI .'Irtlcur, Fancy
20 Iay ur and kou~scI shaving CON pounLs Bears
I'll, ti.cu, aro. Hc. 5 ,B-ra ami Rcd sealing
Way i'tr 81; " SILNENo)N j. Belt.
Van "ur u, '.ly 70 l-i7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
Pastor Of the Baptist Church at Lam-ern...,,
No EXCUSE FOR A EALD HEAD.

NJ EN- 81 FOX BALD HEAD.
From the SomcrS lie, y, }. WIZ.
Some time since called upon Mr.. ?. Mason, OF Som.
erye. ior Dr. JAYNEs celebrated IIllr lom.c to r..
store my hair, which was then failing ont daily.
Pr)curr6 one bottle and applied it~ coni"n nrcor u
to the directions When the bottle was oNhaused !
discovered to uy great surprise ana salts action that
the Young lIl'r starting h7udsnmely. re.r,
purchased another and TIL had u-cI three bot
ties, and now, as comPcn -t.on M 4I.- thick
a
And what 5 more surprising, my badness vas not
occasioncd ly sckness in which case there Eeater
hope of restortton-but was h"rc'tlrv
JAS. y koGEKs, Methodist Minister.
Mount EIuT,b Somer ct Co \ ]
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, rn.ladcpA.l, and
sold on agency Oy
STEVENSON 4 BELL, Druggists.
And W. H. & NJ NAYERS, D-u,g So.
Fort Smith, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

I AMP3LACK, Venetian red, Red lead. White
/ lead, Chrome Green, do. ir o. Chrome yellow
Eerml. n, Timber. Terra de Srrnnl. Ivory black
lltharge, Black lead. Yellow O~hre. Rotten Stone,
tumEc" stone, Putty, EerdIgr.., Sprnish Brown
~a anu paper. Wing, Cum She &C, &c, &c,
Rec d nd for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL.
July 10th, l-47 Drugglsia
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
New Goods.

W. II. & " MAYERS. Fo,t Smith.
TEAIE Just reed per Steamer No. ). general a.
Fruits and Spices Of a kinds, Sugar Coffee, Cheese
butter and water Crackers Syrups Preserves Rai.n.
Lemons. Almonds, Candies, Pickles Tea. dc. to-
gether With great variety Of useful Fancy article.
J4Iy 3, lci5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
h0mllS Love,

Sasl'es OF the tyep are not so precious
IN Concealed comforts Of a man.
| + " 10 woman's love. seen: the air
IA, when | come but near the house.
: v,o.s, l9es breath marriage sends forth
Us rot sweslerl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
A Farm for sale.

A VALUABLE FARM on Cane lin for Sale
TA- krown as the Newton place. For furlher
information. apply 10 the undersigned or 10 Sun
Newton, Esq, on tho premises.
VI. WRIGHT.
Boz nSJ0ro Ark, JHHc 21, lSi7 2l-ti
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

STEVENaON & BELL have Just reccrged from
y FEl'ideI Ph 4. fresh sGPoIy Of Drugs, Msdi-
cines, Dyestuffs. yIals, BottIes- Perfumery, kc.
They invite the attention Of Physicians, merchant
and the aHr pe0PLs generally, to their so1k which "a
complete, sat vii. Ss sold very loE for ezsh
short time to tEose who have proved thsmseVes pune
teal
Gin.eng. Pinkroot, Seneca saakeroo, Bear. Oil and
Bees wax, taken il exchange.
July J. l5iT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
STATE OF A ARKAysAs,L
CouDt,, oF PsDtoU

STATE OF AREA%sAs,k
County Of BenioH,
"HEkEAS, |, John n. Hammock, was, at
w the last Term Of the Probate Court. held in
said county, appointed guardlnn II c person and
property Of Lucy Ann Younger. person nca.
Pab.e Of managing her own affairs. Notice IS
therefore glVea TO al parsons having dsGa nds
ogaIns! her to present them 10 terms Of the la=
for settlement: and those indebted will make i'm
mediate scsGIeueGi
JOHN HAMMOCK,
Guardian.
June "a, 1917. 2l-Jw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
PIECE OR PACKAGE.

NC" styles are received almost every day, amp
many of them are got up for our own sales, and
not TO be found elsewhere.
0~3- Printed lists of prices corrected from day
to day, with every variation of the market, are
placed III tho hands Of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea of the
extent and variety o! our assortment, when we
state, that tie value Of our usual stock of this
on article, is at least twice the value of the en-
trro stock Of dry goods usually kept by our larg-
est who csrr Jobbers. This fact, together with
lhe fact, that our means and our attention, in.
stead Of being divided among II vast variety of
articles, arc devoted whoIoy to one, will render
the advantages which we can offer to dealers per-
ccty obvious; and it shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with any
disappointment.
Oar assortment is complete a. all seasons ofthe
year.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
p. S.-B. F. LEE, formerly of the firm Of
Lord & Lees, and late senior partner in the ori-
%inal firm OF Lee & Brewster. from which con-
ncctIon he Withdrew some time ago, has resumed
business IN connection with MeSsrs. Lee Judson
aud Lee. under the firm Of LEE, JUDSON &
LEE, and he ventures to assure his friend and
the public. that the new firm will maintain the
same rrc-cmIn"ncc in this branch Of the trade
which formerly distinguished the other two hous-
IS to which hc belonged.
cS-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
To make preparations for Barbecue, 10 be
given 10 our returning Volunteers
WIN. RUSSELL, Chairman.
JACKSON WHITE, GEO. w. KNOX,
u. Z. PRICE, JAMES SHEPHERD,
JOSIAH FOSTER, GEO. w. CLARKE.
N. CArPs. J. A. DIBBRELL,
wen. STEWARD, joseph BRYANT,
SAML l.. GRIFFITH, JAS. G. STEVENSON,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
DNe Siufis.

-, +. INDIGO, Madder, CNPPera., CochInea', An
-. natto, Oh or Il,r.ol, Log ood hutga.ls Sal am
m &C, Red Sanders. Rece.yel and fgr sal by
STEVENSON & UELL, DrugE,.t.
Van Buren. I.Ly ID. I.i1.