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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

DEATH OF GIN HoPPISG.-A note from the Pc
eyHae to the Telegraph Agent at Richmond, states
that Brigsdier General Hopping died a, Mier on
the LIST inst His brigade was broken up.
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FACrs EoR TIIE MILLION.


~ Whenever any -tsrtling scientific in'ee-,
has been announced, u has been t able pfafts
the iiiterate and unthiHking multitude a. class
" hpInbuz, and heap obquy and densiDn upon ~ -
oi is enthusiastic inventor This - the tate VI ges.s
When Jacquard, the inventor Of the Power Loon, 80
bears hi- name arrested and carried O Pans wa :,
machine Cannot. 10 the presence Of Nap0lroB, fos.y
.ad 10 him" Are you the man ~hO pfete1ds 70 Do y.
ifopo-.ibiiity-tO tie knot Ia q stretched string ns
compatrols " Lyons, the "impossbiliiy" benz =,
Ounfed broke bis machine Ia 1906 and rsi.ed ',i-s
10 his memory 1870 Thus also when Dr. FtLih -,
RAUD announced that he had discovered comPcana sa
possessed the almost miraculous virtue ot fenoshs
FREcKLEs, svSBuEs, BLofcaEs, KEDNt,s' sve.n ."s
CHAPS, cHAFEs, CRACKS PINPLks, RiSCwoks, SAT- S 81
ERYsiPELAs and even scgOfULs, his grand in'sl -
secuted mere chimeIs OF the brain by w a..
le-s ITALIAN aEDtcAIED SOAP has demonstrates -. -
biity Of all this, and despite the opposition A. n. -
with, and the fOodns Of cheap, trashy and pefn'e'
tstions, Il has grown rapidly into iss0f thsi
cot EAUD's fTALIAN MEDIC AID sDAr -,
: deemed Indispensable requisite o. .anJ I'D
the more especially 10 be used eike ~ 80,
or even salt water and fails 10 Ieail -
uecs hands and arms, matter how pIe,ots - NJ ~
These and other valuable toilet preparations " -
Lfx OOCEAUD can only be purchased genuine A.
AcENTs-J L. Bates A. ; Jordan, 10 /" s s.-s kss
Boston. Ives salem, Cafeton 4 Co Loweti - 80
baryport: Robinson, Portland Guild, baH<t ies~sa
Co Worcester; Bliss, Springfield Pefyi us,.s-rs
y IL. Bracke, Hgtchiss, Portsmouth cosiAe, ~ 80
Iohnson Bmns~ck, DE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

PaRis H.rs.-Just received case Of very 'uPti'r
Paris Hats latest fashion made by the most eeiee''a
maker. Of Pans. For sale by GENiN, "a broadSy
Also one case Of beautiful hats and cars for ehdrea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

w We advise all of readers Ia want of hind'ns
aud rich Fall goods 10 call at > B,SNtTs al dnf<
Hi. assortment of new Dress Goods, shaws' Siss a.
complete lie has just received - pieces blaes and eo's
silks. which be offer, at great bargains and 'esea
cartoon, Of shawls Our friends from the country NJ
ind this A GOOD place 10 mske their purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

NFw H.r PUBLIcArIo>s.-Just issued-lhe hri %
ton Of KSoxs Fall Style Of Gentlemens Hats for lf
has inst been published and Is ready tot deliver
The author IS confident that he will dispose o ihouns
Of copies inasmuch all who have inspected the wa
pronounce to be unequaled for grace, beauty sad a ~
ngzt and promise OF doing the most thorough and 's
factory service This style of hat only be ooiaass
s Fultonst II already the talk Of fashionable eiisg
and the prevailing opinion - that one cannot hs fs'
nsed asa gentleman in society unless he wears
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

RicHELIEu DnMoSD-PoINrsD GoLD PEss.-rhe l,s
and cheapest IN the world. They sold oDiy BY BIZ
WArsoN 4 Co. q Willianst one door below WAls
and J. Y. SAVAGE, ~ fulton-st They have all sinds
ID aniond- Pointed Gold Pens At the Astonishing low p
ces which they invite the attention Of those who 80
10 purchase, either wholesale and retail Gold Pen'b
cents. 81 81 25 with silver pencils included Tho RIA
elieus,' At 81 only. Gold pens repaired.
c- For insertion IN the newspapers of every ..etsnd
the country v B. PALMER, his office The Tnbsf
Buildings IL daily receiving cards and
lie Is authorized aud appointed BY The propriet0n % .
So and now the time TO advertise for Fab and WaN
trade
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LIVERPOOL. September 4. 1857.

LINEkFOOL
Beet Western Canal Flour 2is %. to Pos % per bar
rel. Richmond and Alexandria 2js. % 10 2is Phiadel.
phis and Baltimore 23s %. 10 pc New Orleans and
Ohio zoe 10 els Sour lss 90. 70 2Os ndisn Corn POS
70 BIS per qpsrter Indian Corn Meal ia 10 lJs per
barrel Indian Corn. dsmsged pc 10 Pos per quarter
Whesi white and mixcj De ID 10 T. Cd per 70 l5s
Osts per As lbs 2s % To % 90 Oatmeal, per 30 bs
26s O. 2ss Barley. per 90 Toe, Is 10 s. I'd
A gradu.l downward tendency is perceptble In the
Corn Market with lite hopes OF termination. large
business however continues 10 be done Ia Whes and
Flour bot declining msny Influenced BY large
supplies bo-h HON, and foreign
The home harvest 10 looked upon az secure and The
crops generally considered 10 be full average and
other produce s deficient either In quality supply
The pr sent quotations cannot be regarded - the min
imum point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

FOR FEVER AND AOOb- -. A 81
70 Tia, the afflicted may Judge o. the 49, W.
statements pectng the value 81 Nsi"hi .Iiox&
FTABLE Puts IN FEyER sud Acct, We give ,ns al
testimonial from highly respeetaSie ana We" nv
zen OF Indiana Read II 49,, ,t.t- no
RussELvfILs, Putnam Co. Indiana, Jsly -. .et
ID, Vr,sM some time since your AGENT en 'ns p,,s
rlv Of xour Iod,sn Vegetable Pills have found ~ -,
10 be In srest demand lately for the cure Of ever ~ sa
Mr James BOYD had son who had been lad up q 4
- sgus AID had tined VARIOUS other renieos's IL
.b,c proved vi no avail lie determined 20 ~ s.si
dan VEGETABLE Pills and BY usins one box r. Hsh
- veil M T. Spencer had daughter, M. ~ a ~
Gravr, son and Mr. Charles Nichols aid M. -, -.
,.mily were all down at the same time "itn ,.lib-
sxue and had also tTed the various other fe.s hsn
out eject Your Indian We setable Pulls 'o'n ie''''
al to perfect health. Lii, yexsts
can you, from what seen your ~ vs,sr 81
bic Pills may be.relied on for peIfeet es1 pm
Asge. Yours respectfully. JACOB y. ~ he peace
Remember, the only Original and ~ Nm Wright %
table Pills have the written nsnss''"
the top label vi each box . N.x.lua v
once sad General DePo, Gsssa"'sa'" Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

The FoRcx OF GsS. Scorr BKFoRr THE CRY
OF msSico.-We have seen q Statement, Of the forces
taken from the Mexican paper now published In the
Cty of Puebla and which Is believed 70 30 ,ub,,.n,
exact In 10 thus;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
One Week Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Britannia

CONTINUANCE OF THE MONEY PANIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
COTTON FIRM

DECLINE FLOUR.
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otton.
Provisions.

Beef prime Mess per terce new. DOS pa % orci
nary IS sss Mess per Dol. 500 SIS Cd ordinsr,
q. q 4ss extra India pr fierce, loos lios Pork
prime Men new per bbl 65s 7os old $50 6os
Meas 63s IA Prime. as SIS; Hams. smoked 20,
dry In CANVAS yer cst 2Os COS In cssks 25s fos
B:con. dried and smoked Old $50 +o- PER evi lon
Middles 400 Oh. Shoulders 3os 81. % Cheese me
per cwt 50 5,s middling 46s 90 ordinary IS
4ss; Tongues on. in pickle per dozsu. l5' -o' Pigs
per cwL 25s 3Ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
was prepared d Liverpool
Financial Intelligence.

The following Dispatch received By IeIesraPh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

Markets-Car.f4lly repsTtsdJsr Tx Tribune.
SATURDAY September 10.
AsHES-The market was steady. with fair demand.
PeAls 50, Pots IS. Sales lJ0 bbls-
FLOUR AND MEAL-There was fair demand Tor
Flour sud fresh brands continue 10 moderate supply
The ssss are sboa, 500 ibis Il 1895 si for irssn,
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Bnsiness NotiteS.
LrARy co. MATTERS.

-
~ Autumn lsi7. Fashion for GeHiis"'"' Has o.
be- introduced on Friday. sept B. The blscs ssasf
Has we are now manufacturing will embrsee Imports
improvements recently perfected by us and In qOAis
ard elegsnce of style will be- uneqused by any hee0
fore offered. They will be readily distinguished By u
nap which when agits,ed by the air becomes dsi.sss
into deicsie and graceful jets osiaafs feature cha
.eteris,Ic Of the choicest quality of genuine Beaver
laor Bo.., N ans ~. isi7 suei Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

~ Inc POLITICAL friends OF Tue late JOyerbOr
Wnzn, me, 10 County Convention, q, Canton have
solved 70 erect monument over his grave
DEATH OF SAMUEL z. M.s.-A telegrapbic com
munlcerioE brings nelg ence Of the death Of Samuel
Man, At Saratoga yesterday morning The lnmeci.
s,e Of biz death vas congestion Of the brain,
tnoCgh be had been for months laooring under
disease which gave Little hope Of recovery. Mr.. hsn
pas for many years taken active part In public affairs
and though BE- never held Office has always occupied
conspicuous position before the public PROV Jour Is.
An HoSEsr AAs.-The Ogdeasturgk Repu5-
li1aa mennons that hsrun Thatcher Of nat county.
Of the unfortunates who found necessary 10
the bankrupt Law few years since. be was
subsequently, elected county clerk and rss lust nn.shed
% ,he payment Of the as, dollar from the payment
u HkieS BE became lzsay released ~ TIE application
Of the bankrupt Law.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

going to affect the title or claim to any such bounty right, made or exeeuted prior to the issue of such warraDt or cestiiicase, shall be null and vOid 10 all in,eHts and purposes whatsoever, nor shall such claim to bounty righ: be in anywise affected by. or charged with, or subject sa, the payment of any Jebt or claim incurred by the soldier prior to the issuing of such certificate or warrant Pro ridrd, That no land warran, issued under the provisions of this act shall Dc laid upon any lands of the United States to which there shall he pre-emplion right, or upon which there shall be m actual settlement and culti- vaiion; Prorided. further, That every such Rsn-commissioned officer, musician, and private who may be entitled, under the pro visions of this act, to receive certificate or warrant for one hundred and sixty acres nf land, shall be allowed the option to receive suclI certificate, or warrant, or Treasury sciip IoI one hundred dollars, and such
 scrip, whenever 1t Is preferred. shall be is- sued by ,he Secretary of the Treasury to such person oT persons as would be authur- izsd to receive such certificates or warrants for lands; said scrip to bear an interest of [ 7tA lsNt NNhA- lNt @lstAt3s lAN 0HtO SNhef-N"-
 ngally, reoieemable at H,c pleasure of the Government. And that each private, non
 commissioned officer. and musician, who shall have beea received into the service of
 the United Siales since the commencement
 of the war with Mexico. for less than twelve
 months, and shall have served for such term.
 Or nniil honorably discharged, shsll be en- titled to receive warrant for lnrty acres ot : land, which may be subject to private entry.
 or twenty five dollars in scrip if preferred 1; and in the event oi the death of such volun- ! ,eer during his term of service, or after an
 honorable discharge, but before the passage l of this act, then the warrant for such land,
 or scrip. shall issue to the wife, child, or
 children, f there be any, and If none, then
 to the father, and if there be no father, then ia tie mother of such deceased volunteer :: Prorided, That Holhing contained in this section shall be so construed as 10 give bounty lands to such volunteers as were ac- cepted into service, and discharged without being marched to the seat of war.
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possible. K nos to be had, the affidavit Of one-or more credible witnesses, certified to be so by the magistrate who may administer the oath. should be produced.
 The official character and signature of the magistrate who may administer an oath must be certified by the proper officer, under his seal of office. The certificate must accom- pany every case, and be attached tn the paper on which the afEidaviIis written. No afIida- vit taken before notary public eau be ad- mitied as evidence.
 The relinquishmen, of the right to bounty land must be signed by the claimant, If he wishes to receive scrip in lieu of land. and the relinquishmenl must be witnessed by some who writes legible hand.
 Volunteers in some cases have been dis charged from ihe service without ever having received certificate to that effect from the oi- ficer who discharged lhem, Such cases have occurred where an entire regiment has been mustered out of the service ln such case the claimant must make the oath of identity required by the regulations. and add to the statement as io hls service the following words: 'I never received any discharge The regimentio which belonged was mus tered out of the service"
 No assignment of land or scrip can be made until after we issue from this office a land warrant, or certificate of scrip, as the ease may be.
 am, very respectfully,
 Your ob'i servant,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
J l.. EDW ARDS, Commissioner of Pensions

Copy of 9fh section of ike .aci of February
 II. lSi7, ...7n aci 10 raise for Hmited
 Lime an additional military force, and fer < ofher pEPoses.n
 SEc. 9. find Dc II further eRacied. That each non n-commissiontd officer. musician, or private, enlisted or is be ealis,ed in the regular army, or regularly mustered in any volunteer company, for period ol not less than twelve months, who has served or may serve during the present war with Mexico, and who shall receive an honorable dis charge; or who shall have been killed or died of wounds received or sickness incur red in the course of such service. or wko shall have been discharged before the expi. ration of his term ol service in consequence of wounds received or sickness incurred in the course of such service, shall be entitled to receive certificate of warran, flom the War Department for the quantity of one hun dred and sixty acres aad which may be o- cated by the warrantee, or his heirs at law. al any land office of the United States, in one body, and in conformity lo the legal subdi- visions of the public lands, upon any of the public lands In such district then subject lo private entry; and upon the return of such certificate or warrant, win evidence of fiIe iocauoa thereof having hecn legally made, to the General Land Office, a paien, shall be issued therefor. That in the event of the death of any such non-commissioned officer, musician or private, during service, or after his discharge. and before the issuing of certificate or warrant, as aforesaid, the said certificate or warrant shall he issued in favor and inare io the benefit of his family or relatives, according to the following rules first, 10 the widow and to his children; sec ond, his father; third, his mother And in the event of his children being minors, then the legally constituted guardian of such minor children shall, ia conjunction with such of the children, if any. as may be of full age, upon being duly authorized by ,hei orpAans' oruiher court having probate juris- diction, have power ;o sell, and dispose of such eesiiiicaie or warrant for the benefit of those interested And all sales, mortgages, pawers, or other instruments of writing.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
FOR RENT OEs SALE.

4 first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading froia Little Rock % Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coliegeyiiie. This farm contains two hundred acres land of the best quality-ffty acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame buii- ding large and roomy; alargeOrchar containing the best iut in the State; good We'll, and all the Sta bles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river, Possession given mrnediatels For further particulars persons wishing b rent ot buy are referred so Gel. $. NJ Rutherford who lived on the place last year. andnow al Coiiegeyille Terms made te suit applications. Apply to
 Wi. s. HUrT, , Iitgs goot
 A.. J. HUTr. A'"" "'eA
 Littie Rock Feb. 25, Islf 2l-ic
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
PIlOUGHS.

D i SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra; > -E Rowland's 6l and feet mill and cross GU, saws; Anes spades patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes; grain cradles scythe snaths garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails; snvils; viees screw plates; sledge and hand ham ners: Hunts axes; broad shingting and axe hatch cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enameiied kettles; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase. and cupboard locks; car peniers knob locks; plate locks; gan locks gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw. fla, and half round 6les; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth jack, and oinier planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, t<e.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. R. WAIT. April lith.-3i;tf
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Peasiom OHIee.

MAf ZStn, ISi[. SlR:-The great and unexpected increase of business in this office, renders it entirely out of our power To answer particularly, and with as much premplitude as we could de- sire, the numerous communications address ed to this office; and although we cannot anticipate all the inquiries li,at may arise under ,ke recent acts of Cnngtcss granting land, scrip, and pensions to certain persons who have seryed, or rlay serve, in the war with Mexico. and eaa therefore frame no circular that can supersede ihe necessity of correspondence with agents. soldiers, and others, who sends claims to the Department. vet we have deemed il advisable Ia issue lhls circular, to prevent unnecessary inquiries in many cases, and to satisfy the numerous claimants who send papers here, that we are doing all that we can 10 expedite lheIr busl- ness.
 All claims are taken up in the or,!er in which they are received here. Reports, in writing. are made 10 the persons who trans mt or present the papers. But as claimants are often uneasy ii their claims are moi i,n- medIalelv attended 10. il yery frequently hap peas that. in a short time after papers art sent to the Department, lelers afe sent to urge immediate attention. This coarse, SO far from expediting and investigation, retards ii, because it increases the labor of those who are employed here. and. in some instan. ces, occasions mistakes, and consequently dissatisfaction to the parties concerned. IL IS, therefore, respectfully requested that eve " applicant will wait reasonable time be- fore making application to know what has been done Tn relation io his claim. But should any reaseB exist for supposiBg tha, unnecessary delay has taken place, or that the papers have been lost or destroyed, and uTe claimant, CT Ihe attorney employed. should deem il proper to ask Information, this letter vt!l be srHt, with brief answer written on the margin.
 When the regulations of the 4lh of March. lSi7, was first published, il was supposed iha, the surgeons certificates upon which soldiers were discharged would be easily procured. u has been discovered, however, that the soldiers did not in some cases retain them. and that duplicates were not transmit ted. us the Army Regulations direct, tu the Adjuiant Generals Office. As nothing was said in the regulations cencerniug such cer- iliica;es, for the information of claimants uu- der the Stii section of the act of February II. 1S47. that if in every instance in which a volunteer soldier was discharge on sur geon's certificate, iha, paper mus, be sent to the Pension Office with ,he claimants aifi- tiavit, unless Il has been otherwise disposed of. in that ease satisfactory evidence must be exhibited as the nature and origin of the claimants disability. The testimony of a officer should he obtained if
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
SUNDRIES.

SUNDxRlES. EO BBLS, Ohio supef6ne Flour; OO 2 do American Brandy; | cask best winter Sperm Oil; % half boxes bunch RAisins; chest Imperial Tea.
 box double refined Loaf Sugar; box soit shell Almonds; 4s cast Flows. with points extra, sub-soil Flow:
 ? dozen Garden Hoes;
 do transplan,ing Trowels; do Garden Rakes;
 bundle nail rods;
 s,l II and ? ,ncb hoop iron;
 ,s1, Fl. T., and II inch round iron; l,2'l, II, Il. !. and inch square iron; 700 lbs horse shoe iron; 10 pieces slab iron; l5o Diamond, and other plew meulds; 75 pieces assorted band iron; 5000 lbs assos,ed bar iron; ? bundles spring steele; 10 bags drop and buck sho,; 1000 lbs castings; Received and for sale by VIM. E. WAIT January Is, ls57. l9-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
EXPLANATORY. NOTES.

.0r twenty five dollas, as the case may be
 f The evidence may be taken before any officer or tribunal having probate jaiisdic- iion-
 ! II there be no children, and the father claims, the facts mus, be stated, and the form will be varied to suit tn the case; and if there be neither child nor father living, and the widow claims, the form will be so changed as to show tue facts ia the case.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
commisiOser of Pensions.
] am, very respectfully,
 Your ob't servant,

[corSl Regulations of Pension O5See. '"SEc, Whenever any official act is requr- ed to be done by judge or justice ol court of record, or by justice nf the peace, inc certificate Of the Secretary Of the State or Of ihe Territory, or of the proper officer or clerk of the court CT county, under his seal of ofEice, will be annexed. stating tha, such a person IS judge, ar a jdstice of court of record, or justice of the peace, and that the signature annexed is his genuine signature"
 And further, The ceriifcaie mast aecom- p1ny crery case, and Dc aitached 10 tte paper on irhich tte agTdGrH IS icritien. No agfda- ri taken Jctore uoidry public rili bs taken as eridenee7