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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
ARRIVAL OF THE 4lBERNIA FROM
EUROPE.
TwCnty-eight Days Later.

Tie Cotton Market inaciire--I4ra"ce in I.Acat
aud Flour Iighimcss nt lie -t0Hey .IarLet--
Illness Of Mr.. O'ConH~R
Craftsmanship IliDrrnin arrived at Boston On
the l9th ult., nt 6 o'clock, z. NJ.
Tie Ilbcruia brings udvicrs from Liverpool
TO the 4lh and London to tine 81 IusI. '>Ae has
been sixteen days IN making ner p's~"go'
Mr. Everett, the Amin Commissioner al Chi"o,
has been received with mach pomp and crr' mon!
by Killing. tho Imperial Con miss. .omcr, NJ. CuslI-
rug's Old friend, and has parIaken OF grund
banquet specially prepared' tor his Aonor u tItt
Ghuese Iigh FumclomnIy.- Darn @tho dinner
Mr.. Everett gave the health of lto Er..rror o'
China, ~ ilh ali houors," and Mr.. Imperial Com
missioner ki-lug gavo tna: Of the Irrsl:cnt o!
the United States; The best feelings arc smAnI-
tested by Killing umd ali oihcr C!htIuis towards
the Americans.
On the 22I Feb. Sir Charles Wood brought
forward .lc budge: and entered into. Il fuuucll.
exposition Of the rcyc1,urs. The cnituI4l"ns oi
Tho rprucr Cnoucrnor had been exceeded b!
e. 4,OUU,UOO sicrImg. i his was oWIug - tho
Poluluc blIghl. No new lNea were proposed.
The IRISH dram on TIC revenue more Than Il
uIiurn Il Iuuulu.
In the llous. Of Commons on the 2I instant,
Lord john Russell uuuoalccd tAal ilor Majesty
A..I been pleased 10 cali Counc!l, to Cous!Icr
the best day on which to appoint Il general fast
ana hunlIiulOH, on account vi Inc present a"tuI
condItIon OF the sister hlngdom
Irei0nI.-'Ihc affair, Of lrc.1ut ..il cc,.!inur
TO absorb attention. The proposition OF Lord
George B,mlucN for eXpcndlng sixteen m..Iuns
IN Railways in That county was lclc:.ed by II
.nrgc n.alorliv. Slr Robert Peei killed the
scneuc by his opposition.
We find 40 iurtaer prrrcu,oIs OF the Famine
III lrcIand. and lacrrloro A"po IuaI t:.o suffering
Of Inr people have III some nlu"sUIr uJatrd.
Mr.. OC ommclr II IS sud Is DANG. rho si.lc
of his hcuI.n pre,rn.a his removal to IlrlaI.L.
Ills Couiessor, DIR. MiIcy, left Dab in, bi express.
to attend INN IN Loudom, whcre he nov rcnalns
ll.s complaint s stated - be water on tho chest
and dropsy III the Irgs-laiuI y mploms ever al
Tins time OF! iic. lis span Of Ile ha, already
exceeded The three score and ten Of tie sacred
vo.unr.
France, like Germany, is threatened wl.h ex-
. lrusuc emigration to Amcrlcu-lI.c lAccsslc
DEAFNESS OF food the moving cause.
The corn nrrclnuls Of France have been
strongly recommended by the Government to
make extensive lmportatIons Of " heat and Corn
from the United States, aid have been rcrsoncHcd
~ilu not having cone 50 before Ihl>. Ia the
Chamber OF Peers uIso, sIrnI'aT Cr.af LUIS ant
| Recommendation In W h-r;l made. S-orn ana
Four n re extraordinarily dear al Presert, and Y
misery that exists is really very grcai.
2 .gSe-s raqch governmen, conIemPlfIrs be trn
mediate institution OF n ~. % ssieamSi iDs-ious
in number-bclween iIavre ond New ork.
.'Un tie 18th of February, or Minister and Mr..
WncutJn ind M audience OF ine htHg.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
CANALES.

Possibly sono Of our readers may haTo befUrt'
seen the following Sketch OF the career G" 'ana'cs'
the McHlcau partisan OF whom We hear SO much '''
Thcy viii pardon US, however. inr reproducing II
ii sets lorln the cha accr OF the man 50 Irul! "A,
II * from tho \. \. Courier n Enquirer.
Cou.l,.s was born IN MrIamOrus or IiA vicinity ,gr
and Tort time pracllsrd law. Butiuo ?rotessioniu
.t mo- cburuls for him; he lomLcd 10 hc soldier I'D
or,,. too OF Il class VINO nr,'.auimntcd by no pa
lrl,,ic Or culyairoIS sentiments, but ""' on u.
contrary enter tho pUnhc serve" s""'y Tor thr
sake of pIun4rr, and on ttIat account arc MOI :
ready 10 combat the "nChICs ol Ihc'r P'I'! III"
,L,>,. Of lI.rIr country. .
II, I>l0 C2ua.c3 wish was to a Crr:"ln eXleI i
ur,,lG,d d. In that wear President BuSiauC tie an !
. Ia, Ministers found themselves IN dllhcrYlI. Nlt
an lrrpo, crushed treasury, di>comlcn!ri PoPula !
ton, and holLrs Of rF,dora.isls mrnac,nG hem II
the very capital ihrIr term of oicO sem al to 6e
drawing to close. Tins crisis 'onales
}Aad tonL uXpcciud-ll was one he "@s T." ohs IN ,
,uraiug 10 ms account. Col. rtu- ) 81 so men
of the same stamp as himself he prouou sed Tor
FrIrrauon.--A nd, us the gadiy fixes it, II upon
that part ct the bwuck's f tmE which i l. lst COW
: cred " lGh Malr Cana!cs made tho>r po lions ol.
iuIunullpa$, which were most bare oi Il "' s. uis
seem. Of lis Expectations. But even mere ms
career WAS not unchecked. Few rs we're me
troops the authorities coI.d oppose IL Enl 1es-siiet
IaIAays defeated him wheur,er tnuy could over
take him. But what dNi he car" for that II al
ways beaten by the *oIilrrS he aI"ayS got The
y better Of the farmers; If 10 the soldiers hts namo
was Suggestive OF durlslOn, 10 the farmers IL sug.
gcsrd terror.
At length President Bustamcntc, having re-cs.
labll>hcd ms authority in Tho crntrU of the Re-
public, was enabled to send rcIntOrc'm to the
. northern extremity thereof. This Was Il proceed
IL urc which completely noop'usscd Canales Iii:
hopes were frustrated by 1t, mud h" was comPclic,
10 seek hiding place III the widest parts OF he
r department of lumnuIIpas.
W But good time coming for Cnnales. 1t
US August, 1871, Gen. Santa Anna becnmr, for th'
i" ,cplh or eleventh limo in his life, revotutlonis
| and ii rebel, and for the tenth or eleventh time II
:" his hre he managed to get the Corporation Of tn
~, ~ Fedoraflsts by becoming (tnr nomcr) conver
IN to their peculiar opinions. Cnnales now emerge
, from his retirement and played the same part a
before, but with much better success. TINS tim
fortune favored the revolulionis's; Santa A Amn
was made President, and he made CunuIes colo
mel!
'P' The subsequent history Of CF.,a' ,,o.,
Hr known TO those who are vern;T, T,iso rxncc,s ~.
RS In 1872, Santa Anpadered for foynrs rcrr,yynt
pro lhe command of some troops pos,e
gave ne frontier of Texas. Nor had tho latte
nal long 10 wait for an opponent. The Texan ende
~ Col. Davies, haying crossed the river Nueces {
se the head of 200 volunteers, Canaes, on or bot
m the Sth Of July. had the courage to attack hin
though his own force did no.sSexceed 1000 mel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
VOLUME G-SO i2b
SUBSCRIPTION PRHE IS UOS

Moreover, Cauales was encountered with artillery
Davies was not; under such disadranidgeons
circumstances we cannot wonder IAat Canaies
was rcpused and that TOO at tie very first dis
charge from Davies rifles!
la February. 1912, Canales escorted the Tex.
ans who were tahon prisoners at Toe battle Of
Mrr, from Aialamuros 10 Puerto pc Ia Mucrlos,
"nI during the jnnru"y ironlcd Them with tho
greatest cruelty. So great was hs d'end OF these
unlrmeI. rufcrJIcd nru, tha! ON the m1rch hs
never von,urud nearcr than II hurdred yards Of
ihcr line. lrl Ihs cowar4Iv, crucl man, with
hardly one good >o'dirsIN qun.Iiy. . now gem
cIrI, md has an .npor;nn! cou'nand lnt6o north
Of Mexico! Only IN such IA c"In!ry could such
u llon obtain such comnnnd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Santa Anna is continued by the now govern
mcnt. IN the supreme command.
Gen Wool greatly distinguished himself IN
tho action and all the officers fought like heroes.
After the battle. General Tal lor demanded OF
Santa Anna IN unconditional surrender OF h's
whole army, which the latter declined; hut IN
return, required Gen Taylor to surrender ,mme-
dio,eIy. immortal be the reply of "tId Rough
and Rendy." as delivered by the gallant Lieut..
Cri,tendcn-"GENERAL TAYLOR NEVER
.SURRENDE. 81
Gen. Taylor was everywhere iE the thlckest OF
the fight He received ball through his over
coat, but was not in ured,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
Squire SquegleS Gals.
Dr.. Quid, in tDo 81. Louis Reyciiic, describes

~ SSu'u' IA ''1C 49, i-'u'S iN''S'''S' NSSSiioSs
thcsr interesting critters, follows
Squire Slurg'r of Bates. bud Seen paternnly
bios: > with even dozen Of The gender fcm.
nluo - Amr2ons q":tc - AL Grac!ng tho old
'Srurc's en- in Ercs.lc, stil h,oonng aud blush
~. like red stucto on dutch barn.gabIc.. Oh!
the iIches If" syiplis! As mutler Of course.
thls chime of jci,eS was well calculated 10 draw
crowded housrs''-vcry; and many were the lit.
tie innocent seu!inrntalitics Of lhoss gatherings.
10 wit: plump kiss, Imprinted with perfcc;
galcanic thrill; general "roIcy-Loly" over tho
floor. and sundry unl, Gnab!o negotia - all OF
which wouI pass Off with sans c@remoEic, pecu-
liar 10 ..b'hoys" Of tho frontier. In word, Che
Misses Squog'r had nerve for great mary things:
they could fell trees. yoke cattle, plant, ploagh
shuck, grind--coud ..fctch down the deer, grill
them. b. rtcr oil tho peitries for fnorics and a
passcl' Of the "b, b,IIiuce''-could chatter off jig
to rival Crow himscIi--cou'd knock down an Of
fender, strip him OF his james; kick him out Of
doors; give him 10 the world " ith pair Of sable
cs-couI ride in n mule race, build cabins, fay
ruous, scalp woives--and, III fine, thcy could per-
form all sorts Of nice accompIishmcnts--ay such
we're TIC lovely Misses s., and the supGrunuated
SQuires boast WAS that
NO boss could scar his gals, no moro than he
could scar iLuudcr, by Tie LebIathluI!"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
LINES OPPOSITE VERA Cnuz,
March, % 1871.

On the 25th. Col. Ilarney. with squadron OF
dragons and u few Of the lst and 81 Regiments }
Of Tennessee mounted men under Colonel Camp
bell and Colonel Haskell, aud detachment OF
Slcptoe's ilvIng artillery under the comma Of
Lieut.. Judd in all 800 men, had sharp C. lfiict
with the cavalry Of the enemy, in lorco OF lo0o
or more. The Mexicnns were on the or 'osiie
side Of the Medclin river, about nine miles from
our camp, and were strongly posted. b wing
thrown up formidable barrlcade, protecti z tho
bridge across the river. This proved no ot 5tacls
to the impe,uosi,y of our men; they carried the
bridge and cut to pieces and dispersed tho Mexi.
cans, after short but decisive conflict. lndividual
reals of gaInntry were frequent during the melee,
mention Of which will be made hereafter. Lieut..
Nelll, ndjutans of tho 2d Dragons, received two
severe wounds from a lance. but they are NOT
danqerousl OF the Meyisan officers who were
cnptured al aC.uz five were generals, eigh-
teen wee i els, thirty.soven lieutenan..colo-
lis, Ave majors, ninety captains, and one hun
ired and eighty lieutcnan,s in all three hardrod
and thirtv-ive. :.
! Gen. Worth has command Of the city, s,cl,
Is occupied by his own and the division Of zen.
Pillow. Major Scott, of the 9Th Infantry, has
command OF Fort Conception on tho north tho
city. with one company Of artillery and o , OF
infantry; Major Wright of the sth thai, Of Fort
Santiago ON the SOUTH with similar force
/ Col. BeIton has command of the castle f San
Juan do Ulloa with three compa nics each 81 ar.
liIiery and infantry. lt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

We see it stated that the town of Northamp'
ton, Massachusetts, with n population ot fou
thousand, has contributed five thousand dol RS
for the relief of the starving poor in Ireland.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

"An Industrial Congress, called by the National
Reformers, will assemble in New York o"
nesday, I'd June. Every assGc pof,r,,
members have adopted - . ,sn,s.e uia,iou."
Pledge will be enttled to- -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

NNTAN Dolls, Davld's lndeliblo Ink, BniIy 5
w do. do.. Music Paper, Guita aud Violin
strings. Water Coiprs, Gold and Sivor Leaf,
Blue, Black. and Red Ink. Quilts. Steel Pens.
various coIors Sealing Wax. Pcrfumcry Of the
finest quality. A Arouatrc Salts. all coorS Of Note,
Letter. and Writing Paper. Essential Oils. OF"
of Roses Shaving. Teeth, Nail, Infant. Paint and
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, the most approved
Kinds, for sale by
W. II. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists
/ Fort Smith, Jan. | lth. 1917. so.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
PrOsPCHtiuG IlVOrHrUg.

Prosecuting Attorneys.
st Circuit n. VI. Poster, Helena, Phillips
ccnty.
Ind Circuit--So'on B. Jones, Pine Buff. JEFF
f,on county.
: 3rd crrut c, Walker, Bat svlI., IuIe.
fHlcn"c county.
'4h ircui,--A. b. Greenwood, Beu,onvilIc.
cnton county.
5un nCrrcuit--G"orge c. Watkins, aud Attorney
ieucraI, Little Rock, Pulaski county.
9th C,rcul--AII lien W. B.e,Ius, Washington,
l"mpstrud COUNTY
Crawford county.
oIh Clrcuit-R. Lyon, FL Dorado, Union
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
l)olars Dollars Dollars Dollars. d Dollars Doors



% hg l hnhrp
len Or his -nma-a
90 Hn. Tn.h
ion pa sdny
or
pay sHrmv
If " d ,ricMrT r.
\ h h readily f f rrghs cuo o Fir %u
an nro II nnI,
any ~ ~ o h " s. UbHgm muen
be % p u man or CqGna mtnuoR
Ia Luueaut
PH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
YEERY s CUNelNGHAM,

HEERT S EUNhJ1NGHAM,-
M. rece.s s,s " tes aist / azoo City ,Reiiarc. !,
nIhan b - s. ! szssl,sls Nos, and ia sleFt, d
sock oi Mer "A s. Ae.ited 10 the ,rasie oi
the ialoa inGfs flrLN ------'. -
.Croctrie& t
4 RIO sAr. Tag llf. cofes -. fssE -
jus New Or.sa = segars T tssf :
us moIasses sa ~ s1FV Id
gs salt zn. 81 Ts O. tA1.sa Nrn
rrels and half b--'es Ci'teinnaii whissey
b. Holland gin "
CognILC brand
old 'C4,tI!Iial" brandy
Us American do
sweet VI rI1p, MADEIRA and Port wine
LOAF sugar
Tanners OF
LlnSCCd dC "a
SPIRITS tupeniine
Is DIpputs lhc powder
/ bar lead
Ilmpaigne Madeira and cIaret wine. cham
der, Ercn'h and Amo-ican cordals brand,
fS' brandy ruIlc, ess peppermint, cloves, ciD
Sloughtm and VINE bIttcrs, lemon syrup ~
cdt'up, PckIes, pepper sauce; sperm starr md
Candles, imperial Gun powder, Young Dyson
hck Teas vinegar, chocolate, almonds rfIsons,
currlns, sdrdlues; crackers allspicc, rcpper,
i, aIlm, 'llt peter, rice, sIlerItus musard, bo-
Fmstpn:, indigo, mad Ter, cOpprraS, chalk, viii
pan sh brown, white, black and rcd lead, lith-
ssoIp. starch, japan and copal varnsI, LeftwIck,
and saunders tobacco, manila rope, bed cords
oughlrncS, c'gars, mat hes: pipes, backing,
p buckets, tubs, keelrrs, churns, brooms, mat
Jug, dlmiJohns, mackoreI, window glass, &c.
Dry Goods.
thrs white, blue and green blankets
p prints, great variety Of patterns
baIcs 3.4 IS IL brown domestic
ps bleuchcd shcctng
4. Marlboro and Indian stripes
e bed licking
denirns, cottonldcs, blue drills, brown do, apron
. osnrburGs, blue and scarlet strouding, Kcnty.
satIncts, wooden and cotton shawls, Prussian do
and silk hdkfs. nankrnS, flax, silk, and spool
thrcad, wnrstcd binding, coat ana PANTHEON
y, pear do needles, turkey red, scarlet yarns,
Detton &c,
IRON, Steel, Hardware and Cutlery.
(Gssortcd sizes American, English blister, Ger
ID Cast Steel, castings, Iussortcd) wagon boxes,
ed sizes nails, bellows, anvis, vices screw
Ihlmmers, spades, shovcis hoes, rakes, log and
hams, axes, mil, cross-cut and hand saws, pa
ances, steel yards, strap and butt hinges, screws,
chseIs, gImlets, pad ,Ocks, files, and rasps,
hd copper kettles, tea kettles, knives and forks
Fknlves, frying PANS, steel mills, shovel and
| 'ry cNnbs, shoe nd butcher knives, razors
Gld 81 lTs, SITTER, cotton and wool cards
mills, gu hints, percussion caps, shot, fish
/ VS., grubng hoes, we'll buckts, &c
Hats, Boots and Shoes.
xes cashmere, neutria, bever, wool, pear
b sporting hats, palm do.
e, as hoes, kip and calf brogans, women
lP and calf brogans, mems slippers, women
norocco shoes, youths and boys do,
pes boots-fne calf ard morocco boots, kiC
ouihs do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

NOTICE.
FENIlI. undersigned have this day associated
IL themselves together, in the Mercantile busi
ness under the name and style of Turner Il De
Iano. GEORGE TURNER,
LORENZO DELANO.
Yam Buren,. Aug. 2Sth, 1916.
AND'S Celebrated Extract of Sarsaparilla, recciv-
- ed direct from the Manufacturer, and for sale
wholesale and retail by
W. Il, + ". MAYERS.
Fort Smith, March G, 1siT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
w ALI. ACE & WARD

AZ ~ r. Just f'cciIrd' P"rstcHmer Troy, direct fran
l. ihIIIdcIPh'H, New Ork and Bnsl0n one ur t,,.
largest and best selected stocks ot ~n,.,,r ,, " "
Goods they brought to tins mark
part Of blue and black English ID FrcncL rL ~
and casmeresf pilot and 6,ayer clpths: siIk -; IL
ss1eete nSstlngs hne NJ lnp aud low priced tweods
~ Ae HtaeAy Jtas r'ty cheap; large lot Of
Annels, OF all -o -all al al3 prices; linen ana col
ion coat and papito,p b. ii SFs,ssarely and I,
pcs a Nft t'tzt E q brown aud ,bleseheu
tiOus. r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

CIJ-It is asserted by Professor Pierce, of Har-
ward University. that the planet discovered at
Berlin, is no. the ono which should have been
seen according TO the calculations Of Lererrier.
but another and different one. 4
II ia estimated that, since the creation of tho q
World, fourteen thousand millions of beings hava q
arn IN the battles which man has waged against {
las ic..ow creature man.
4 Ij-relcL lanisLcd.-CAares Thompson, of
.,"'."'aSlon. Conn. who plead guilty on tho,
charge Of rape upon his own daughter, and assist.
H- nno,Hor man by the name of Walkor, to com.
na' he Same crime upon hrs wife. hos been sea-
encIi TO tho State Prison for life .u.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

lJudges of the Circuit Courts.
Ist (cut--John L. Jones, Helena, Phillips
county
ni'ircuit-WilIiam II. Sutton, CoIumJa
Chlcopun'y.
3rircuit-WiIIiam C. Scott, BatcsviIlo, In
dcpepnce county.
tb'.rcuit-Scbron G. Snocd, Fayetteville,
Wastgton county.
5Lrcuit-WlIIiam II. Field, LttIo Rock.
Pula county.
6t Clrcut-Georgc Conway, Washington,
uepstead county.
Jolon county.
Circuli--Christopher c. Scott, Camden,
Gu hita county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
lABfE8 WEAR.

New style Pr"ts rom 81 to % cents, worsted and
-',toh bazDnnrS, g1ughanI-, shaded avn gingham,s
new 'Ptntct tH~ns, polka usirus ca nbrics and
''''' PsIr ana 7guF- .lpAcct lulr,s Ncrv chca n
reps II! c'"1s Gr IllI' tIIng entirely and
detH"dIy rc', rr~Imr:c d'rro<~c, graduated rubrs.
PLAIN ami d-uTcd ~"> and sI'u~. hIv is. Imry nus
linen ciirrc hdNis. pLrIu ana lcn IIlchcd. srarls
collars, cnPrs caps, and -uc.>ctLe>, mI> gloves
OF every SlyIc az" q"diy hobImct thread ilc,s
and ms rlmgs; cotton; thread aud uobn ednl,s and
Inscrtug. style bnUncl-; PLAIN and Iaucy r.unns
something new and trimmings, in great variety. par
lsos nuG sItdcr; white and black silk and cotton
hpsc at AT prices IN short almost every article tor
dies wear.
100 CASES or BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLIP, Lrgaorn, Panama. SIX and Fur
Has. Of the iuirSl tuShiOn. LrrgcIOt
Of BJoLS anIsia'io~ry! Uardwarc
anL cutlery, China, Glass anil
QuceHSwdrr. DrHgS. NrdiciHeS
and Dy"-Muf$.
SUGAR, COFFEE, AND OTHER GROCERIES.
All we AK is, that persons wishing to purchase vii
call and rylminc our stock, and II they do nj bay
cheap rouds 1t Will not be fault. The highes
market pr"c paid tor flour, wheat, corn meal, oats
DcrswaN beet hides, dcerskins, coons>ins feathers
and plank.
Van Barren, May % ls!G.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
VAN BUREN, SATURDAY, MAY l. 1s
Officej of the State-Is4S.

'GOrernor.
TnoMAs DREw.-LiuIe Rock, po., Office.
Secretary Of State.
DAVID FREER,--LittIe Rock, post Office.
ditor Of Public Accounts.
ELIAS NoNwAY,-Ljltle Rock, post office.
Treasurer.
SAMUEL DAMs,--Little Rock, post Office.
hdges of The Supreme Court.
ThomtJ ohnson, Chief Justice, CoIegeyIIe,
Saline ctty.
WILTON S. Oldham. associate Judge, Fay
ct,eviIfeh ashinglon county.
VIII Conway B, associate Justice, Bates
ale, Il ipendo"ce county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
! 3 lne NourI.TIOuse. Iu lne county ninrcs,

4 he first Monday Of August, A. d. lSi7: ann
further ordered by the Court here hat cot
Di tRs order and notice be inserted for four weet
Il oflsuccessvely in some newspaper printed in ,tf
the State, so thai the last insertion thereof be mad
laI least thirty days before the first day of the 4
utcd next Term of his court, and that this cause be
ontnued until the Eext Term of this court,
gov. Attest, A. McI,rAN Cy..,
,svet9S hPr" "a 3''-ii-4w. Prs. fee, $40 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
Dry Good ).

Grs white, blue and green blankets
prints, great variety Of patterns
Hes 3.4 Is IL brown domestic
|, hlnurbcb Ibp.t,pr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-13
Foreign Irnportations.

HAyRE-Packet Ship Burgundy-I mdze Arnold-2
Hovey, Williams T. co. w Caryk Cog Murray1i
Raupe@ John Davsmer col H Davisiner Il Dumouben-
Neyser-2 Lord Tayior,-2 sanf2net Dubac-2
BALM sander12 TIMBER & Dsmbann;-l Renaud y COL
& Grille VIlade-7 Gcrson-2 X Diedenche-4 Bonk-
ard Huttsn-l Ed Roupe-i Bawlns Nc Names Rich;
ardson Watson--l Cation cog Rens,d eq-7 w
cos Moran & Haughwout-l w w Masser COS
NJ Haizht-2 l. q Cohen.l French Wells y col David
Felt co.. Feber Wood eo.2 Fellows, Van Andaler
q H Weme-l8 Ressler col Schuchard Gabhse-
Orie-l Schmid & Andrews-io Hard cola Loesching
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Jean col BolIancerIl Luis PsIrst- John Smith
q Jerme u AIeher-2 d Miller I Nepier.i Regent
of Baltimore College, Rohe-3 Lachuse Fauche-
TIMBER. D.mbram co-2CG HenIchs7s Val De
2Mscke, Pleie COT Spice, Christ & col schreze
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schell-2 Paul schmid Andrea Spice Christ CO..
Thomas son-s Moran Is.nd-2J Stein-i Chss Payne
col TO orderl Segal, Bunlaad cos Leeheu. Eau
.hir-2 Barrier. Beojsmn Cos Becor-i Soman
cob Corooes-2 A Beeg-l Z Hutes son-l5 Baenen
Graves co5O bits wine Melether-I md1 Danl Brady
II Davis CI.mer-l SYDNEY Homer Dav. Eairchld-
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col Ed Bossange-l M Gourd Il col c Baoillard-
w II Smith COS Van Gulpen-l Balle~ Sander-2
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BARAcoA-schr TT mont377 bales tobacco 1873
Aynar co-9a2oo oranges ls bbs lines Cropsey Gil
martm
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lasses Maitland, Phelps Co.
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ysisaa. WI. n Assess, Cha. O. DAyasdl csnnedsss,l
Clerk, ohesyt w. Smith pusssss clssk, chas. Swess
Ter, James Msadsi sailmsksr, @. D. Blsekford.
The U. O. brig Dsinbridgs sailed from Rio ~ eompsuy
nrst night out. ,.,. ..o
The two vessels met again. however when within 500
miles Of CAPE Henry; having separated thirty
DAYS and entered the Saturday night
The Banbrdss at sunrise tins mS 1ms9 10
tow Of the steamer Engineer Masters Msts =;
list Of the Is officers = ,,.. Or.
Lieut. Comd'g Gabriel williamson LisuIensntsM nss
Hunter and Maxwell Woodruff; Master, WIN. A. Webb
ASST surgeon, WIN b. Sinclair; Midshpmen, Geo. II
Bier and Joseph L. De Haven; Captains Clerk, John
Esrousou; Masters Mate, James t. Powers.
The Columbia brings no news OF importance. The
.bn of the line Ohio lying at Rio Jansro at the time
Of her sailing, officers and crew all wel-Norfok He
raId Oct IL.