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on the Sandusky avenue, and near to the
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
10 THE EDITOR.
FAyErrnvlLLs, Aug. "a, 1877.


D,ar Clarke III now havea few moments leis
IVA which will devote 10 writing 10 you on the
..hect of the present political movements in this
ssciiou. Much has been and is being said on the
snbiect of our next Congressional election. The
rats u this and the adjoining counties do mol
sstate TO express il Is their decided opinion thai
he next Congress will be the most important and
.ormly contested one that we have ever had, and
bsrefore we are in favor of nominating man
!, Congress who resides in tho most populous
,,rt Of the State, and who is popular, talented
N 6pe speaker. With the democracy in this
fJrcuit JUDGE OLDHAM stands higher than any
,ber person who has been spoken of as candidate
or Congress, and, consequently, there can be no
oubt thai his claims will be more strongly urged
befo,e the Convention than those of any other
6,erson whose name has been spoken of in con.
s,sx;on with that office. He came from Tennes.
[ee to this State, at early day, and is favorably
,pown to the people as speaker and as sound
i nd unwavering politician. There are but few
nen auy where who are superior to him as de-.
botor. Ills arguments. on political questions. are
[emnrkable for freedom. energy and ingenuity,
md he is eminently distinguished for completely
kyhauspg every question which he discusses and
eaying no argument or objection urged o, the ad-
&ers, side unnotced or unanswered. In all the
|peeches have ever heard him make. (and have
heard him make many on various subjects;) prin-
tpIes were stated, reasoned upon, explained and
Enlarged until those who heard him never failed
To rally to his and energeticalIy support it,.
be is also deep in thought, indefatigable in
leading and ever attentive TO business aud hence
4 is that he should be elected to Congress the
beople will have confidence that their Interest:
kil be clearly studied and promptly and strictly
ltended To-. In conclusion, will say that the
keope in this end of the State have been wax en-
ID to their interests and have determined to have
man from the 4,crlh or West 10 represent them.
Near eleven years have elapsed since our admis-
ion into the Union as State, during ali of which
fine we have been represented in Congress from
BE South, with bat one exception and ask wha t
las ever been done for the people Of the North
Ind West? But little has been done, and that lit
De while We were represented by the amenled
Esl. Were to ask the q!estion, what has been
iono for our Stale South of Little Rock might
pe answered that, that portion has never been for
Iotten-lhat it has been well attended to. We
lave been toId however, that we have no ma of
blents amongst us-that men of ability alway Us
|esde IN the cotton growing region where cotton
|ags are large and plenty. If this were true, we
|hould be contened to be noticed but occasionally
ly our worthy representatives.. But this is an
sserlIon which we are not ready to admit as true.
Ne can see nothing in a Southern climate, or
bout cotton bags TO invite all the men of talents
the South more particularly than elsewhere.
AN OBSERVER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

auu create great commerce.. This docs exist in
resources, and must develope. :"
we must not fold our hands TO uls moro
',uthoer our farmers must arouse themselves
snake on all apathy, lethargy, and Depend upon
."ense,Oes. Let each man say, | will do so much
towards making this road, will make a mile. Two
in,ee or hive, according to his ability, then we
~hl see the road. But if they wait to see suu,
u money, requisite for the construction of such
road say $4,000, before they begin, then we will
~. nave this road in our day. Because, frs, the
money Is not among US TO spare second. if il was
ana should be subscribed, the half would never he
pT'o' ana the road scheme would die still born.--
No, Inc mode is not 10 wait for requisite sum Of
money to be subscribed. or noted, but TO law bold
ana coNsrRrcr. Then put up your TOLL gates, and
me money will flow in; besides, when il is seen
'hat The road will be surely constructed, those
VINO nave money will buy or take stock in a road
.hey Know will be profitable. Let meetings be
ne'u, at different points. to determins the most
practicable route from this place las beyond to the
~ Mlssouri line, the road can run any where) to
van hnren, one that can be made with the least
expense and that established, lei all 90 10 action.
VIII conclude this long letter, bv adding that
IN my next, will say few words to the Mer
eHanfs In this region, and also point oul wa, the
Legislature may aid US. They ought to beIp
make this road. --
Yours ever,
BOSTON MOUNTAIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
VERDlGRIs C. NJ, August 25, lS47.

Mine Ancient friend "A question often arises
in my head. when | feel an inclination to write
to my friends, which often deters me from favor
ing them; that is, whether the letter
write or the information conveyed is worth the
postage? Often conclude it is not, therefore
do no, write. In this instance ! move off from
the righ, line Of my general habit, and unable as
am at this moment, to combine business with
pleasure, will even fdror you with few iucu-
bra,ons. and some general items Of intelligence,
Of the folks and things Of this Hk.
must toll You something Of the prophecies
lately sprung up among US. She created quite
sensation, in the first instance, among the darkes
which exle @ded even TO quite respectable class
among the Cherokees. Numbers visited her from
parts Of both nations; some through curiosity,
others through faith. Many saw and were con-
ver,ed. This Prophecies, she is called by the
sons and daughters Of Afric's sunny plains. is her.
self a mixed breed of Indian and Negro, half ami
half, named Grayson and lives on or near the
Arkansas nearly opposite the mouth of Grand
river. she is aboring under disease termed
Hysteria, and occasionally goes oil INTO frances
or periodical stupors. She declares that whist
in that situation her soul is admitted both into
Heaven and He'll. and that she is free to wander
through all tho realms of Kingdom Com. She
pretends that whilst there, an horoscope VISION OF
the fates of all those now earth is presented to
Is,
those situations in the next world which they will
OCCUPY when :hey die. Wherefore, and IN belief
of this, many sock her to know the situation o
their souls, and some have been frightened into Il
desire for repentance. The patient is generally
confined to her bed and is continually speaking o
| the s;ob,s Of the her world and those of her ac
nu,;n,nnces she met there. will give you spe
cimen of the manner Of her talks; promising
,ln the li.te cabin in which she is lying is filled
with people of all colors. with gaping mouths an'
wide tdistended ears, expecting at every momen
half. singing half.whining tone she "biies" thus
/ !. And see Uncle Jacay cunning up de road. an
I 90 fraid for Uncle Jacky, for | knew uncl
Jacky he mitey bad man. and lub Uncle Jacky
and ask de-liue wite man II ne cant le. O"c, c,
Jncky pass by de right han road, (this little oil
.sh;,e man. she declares is the Sentinel placed
The forks of the road to direct the souls either
to Heaven or He'll according to their merits,) an
de little old wife man, he say, my beloved s's'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
FROM THE WASHINGTON COUNTY MOrNTED-MEN.
EN- RoUTE, no MILES From !
San Antonio, july 29th, lS47. {

san dn0nto, July S9th, lS4I.
My Dear Sir:--I hasten 10 send you few
lines. We are out upon the Prairies and en- JOY.
ing 10 the full extent all the pleasure (i pleasn re
there be) of life on the Prairos. The last few
days we have passed through the most beautiu!
country have ever beheld. 1t is extremely fer
tile. The country around exhibits the greatest
variety of scenery. The land is rich and the
water good. Stock waller in abundance. This
country is found south Of Trinity, in the region
of the Three 'rrinities. We struck it after we
crossed at Goddards BuAk. The country the
other side is not worth having. Every one was
struck with tho land, and appearance of the coun-
try. To see whole fields enclosed with cedar
rails, excited little wonder. The country
abounds in cedar. !, was here we struck the
Buffalo range. AS yet there has been none seen.
Irwin Adams killed fine deer yesterday, and |
enjoyed, for the first time, ga hunting feast" To
man who has been living salt pork, piece
Of venison is favor, | tell vou-especiaIly if he
hungry. We have had saporal chases after
deer and wolves, but did no. join init is too
hard on the horse.
really wish had time to write you long let
ter; but time will not admit of it. 1t is generally
beloved here tina! Gen. Scott has been taken pri-
st,ner. /, cannot be. They may have dccoy ycd
him into the City, and then taken the advantage
of him; but lie is certainly too cautious for that |
presume you know all about il by this time.
The boys are all well, except three or four
John Thomas was sick, but is well now. Isaac
Blakemore has recovered so has you: townsInan
Peter Merrill. Merrill was quite sick, Cor week
or so. Edward Lynch Madison col has also
been sick, but is on the mend. There will not be
bot three reported 10 me the sick list this =
ming. Our horses are doi@s very well. The
word to "mount' is given. must close. Give
my respects 10 all. In haste, yours,
p. S.-Did me ntion that It's most inferal hot?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
BOSTON MOUNTAIN.
DALLAS, Polk County, ARK,
Aug. Sth, 1917. (

Politics are very little moo,ed in this COUNTY.
but enough Of public sentiment is known, for me
to say tha, the vote Of this county, for first choice.
would be for Pasehal, for Congress, and all the
time agans; one in Little Rock; for we are get.
ting tired of being ruled all the time by one set.
We must have change! Under the Little Rock
dynasty the State has gone TO the devil, and we
believe any change would be for tho better.
Roane might be popular here, for Governor, if
he did not live at the Rock. What number of
grea! men that place can furnish. in every can
vass !! believe the East could furnish candi.
date for Goyernor--Sebastian Bscoo, or Sandy
Faulkner. Yours &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


EpY virtue of a order of the Probate Court Of
~ Crawford county, made at the April Term
thereof, \. d. 1917, ana revived at the July
Term, lS47, the undersigned will sell 10 the
highest bidder, the late residence Of Shadarach
S. Oliver deceased, in Crawford county, the 25th
of September A. ID. 1917, within tho hours of ju-
dica sales, the following described tracts Of land,
belonging TO the estate of the said Shadarach s..
Oliver, deceased, to VIII: Inc N. T.. OF the N.
f. of section No. Sc, in +. No. s, n. of Il.
No. 81 W, containing 40 acres Also the n.
W. of Sec No. D, in 7. No. 7, ~ of X. No.
81 w., containing Ill lS-lO0 acres. Also l. t
No. l Of the n. T.. of sec. No. 5, in L. No. Z,
n. Of X. 81 West, containing 80 acres. Also
Lot No. 2 Of the s. T.. ! Of No. q, in 7. No.
7. N. of r. No. 81 W., containing so acres; and
also the S. of tho n. w. ] of sec. No. in T..
No. N. of r. No. 81 W., containing so acres.
All situate, lying and being in Tho county OF
Crawford, in the State of A. kansas. Terms OF
sale, six months credit, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
MARY NJ. OLIVER. Adm'r,
THOMAS QUESENBURY, Adm'r,
Of the Estate Of S. S. Oiiuer. decd.
Sept. 4, lS47.--30:3w. Prs. fee Sc %.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
LFrom the Spirit of the TiraeS.)
A FACT WORTH MOVING.

gentleman OF Scrofulous habits, from indiscretion
in his younger days, became affected with Ucera ions
Of the Throat and Nose and disagreeable and
besomc eruption OF the skin Indeed. his whole
TEN bore the marksof being saturated with disease
One hand and wrist much affected that he had
lost the of the hand every being covered with
deep, painful aud offensive ulcers. and hollow
and porous honey ycomb. 1t was at this stage Of
his compla int. when death appeared inevitable froG
loaths me disease, that he commenced the OF
JAYSE's ALTERNATIVE, and having taken sixteen bot
tics, rs now pFRPEcrLY CURED
This Alternative operates through the circulation.
and purfes the Blood and eradcaies diseases from the
system. wherever located and the numerous cures il
has performed in diseases Of the Skin Cancer, Serofg
la, Gottre, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and other
Chronic diseases, is truly astonishing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
Van Buren, Aug. 9th. Is47.-2G-Iy. .

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT always cures Asthma;
Two three large doses the Group Hives of ch
drcn in from Is minutes To one hours time. IL mme
d'ately subdues the violence of whoopng cough, and
cifectsa speedy cure Hundreds who have been given
up by their physicians incurable with
Splitting OF Blood, and other Pulmonary Affections,
have been restored TO perfect health by Il. II
fails in giving relief
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
LOSS HAIR AND BALDNESS.--lts remedy

LOSS OF HAIR AND BALDNESS.--lts remedy
Hear what DR. Quigley says.
sHEpHEa p's Town, Va Oct. 10. 1919
Dear Sir--You inquire of me whether have used
your Hair Tonic, and the effects
Several years ago hair began to fall rapidly from
the scalp and had the prospect of premature bald
pess During several years used various prepara-
lions recommended for the ha r, from which derived
no benefit At length a friend recommended your
Hair Conic used three four bottles according to
the printed directions and at the end OF SIX months
nv hair thick and since it's tendency 10 Turn
gray was arrested. -. -,
ing patent medicines, which Unfortunately used as
thew often re- do much injury, but in case IKE Inc
presept where know the article to be beneficial ana
that it cal do harm have no scruPies IN stating
facts within my own knwiedge o,l,GnrX Y@nTs Xo'
To DR.. d. JAYNE, PhiladeIphia.
CHILDREN DIE OF WOR Aye, and grown up
people too DIR. JAYNE'S VERMlFUGE has never
| been known TO fail TO cure in the worst stages
Snoaptoms of Worms--These are headache, veftig''
,,Icness or the Iips with flushed Checks grinding tie
teeth during Sleep disturbed dreams, slaeP orokeh OH
by fright and scream ming convulslons, ie'ersh"esN
thirst bad taste in the MOUTH offensive orea'h cough
difficult breathing, itching OF the nostrs' pam IN ths
| stomach nausea, squamshness, voracious appetite
leanncss tenesmus slight chs or shiverings drowst
ness fatigue, swelled stomach or limbs, rising atd
choking in the throat turbid urine, frequent desire
| eyacuate the bowels, discharge Of slime and mucus
&c, &c &c. . ,
For nervousness, palpitations of the heart, sid
hen dnche &c., il gives immediate relief 1t also
tralizes acidty of Stomache, creates an appetite
strengt thens the whole system. and cures PILES.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, a's
'''' VI STEVENSON BELL, Druge ats.
Van Bnren Ark 9.
And w. H. g. N. MAYERS. Druggists
p30 Fort Smith, ARK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
New York, Sept, 1897.

DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir--Havin- u9ad IN my family
for eight years, your Carminative Baslm, deem il
due to yourself and the public TO stale that have
uniformly found it efficient in relieving and removing
the plants for which il is intended. | strong
ly opposed 10 all quackery, hut touching the above
medicine, al have testified that which do knoc and
that which hare erperieHccd.
Respectfully yours, JOHN c. HARRISON,
Pastor of Baptist Church, Bordcntown. ". ].
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne. Philadelphia, and
sold agency by SrENE & BELL,
Main Street, Van Buren, Arks.
And w. IL. s. II. MAYERS,
n29 Fort Smith, Aatansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

A white spcrmnceti whale was lately captured
in The Pacific by Capt Fisher, of ship SPARTA
The animal evidently very ancient. having
lost his teeth well changed his color. He
was very lean yet fat enough 10 yield ffty-fve
barrels of oil.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
4 likely Negro Boy ana Cotton Gin for sale.

DURSUANT 7 TO the last will and testament Of John
\ b. johnson, deceased, will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the Court House door, in
the county Of Crawford Saturday, the 18th day of
September, A ID. lSi1. likely negro bog nIned WILL
LIS, renfy yours Of oge, belonging 10 the estate Of
John B. Johnson, deceased.
Aud also, at the time and place, will be sold
the interest Of the said John B. johnson, deceased in
and 10 the Cotton Gin Freq Bayou. knora John
and Turner'S Gin, (said interest being half }
aud fcO aerrs Of Land adjoining said GIN and upon
which the same is situate. Terms Of the last
toned sae-NiRe Moatks Credit-the purchs ser Civ
ing bond with approved security.
Jesse TURNER. Admir-
With the VIII annexed. of
JoHA d. JOHNSON, Deed
August 2lst. l547-2s-it
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

DR.. Jayne will guarantee that his CARMIxArIvE BAL.
will cure DiarrhGa. Coles, CTaU,ps, Gripping Pains
Cholera Morbus, SuHner Complaint, aud other dc.
engagements Of the Stomach and Bowels, in ninety
niGe cases of hundred aud in less than hal the
time IL be effected by any other means,
1t is extremely pleasant and c. dren re fond Of it,
II is equally sffectual for adults children and
when the directions followed, and a cure is not ef
fcctcd, the money will be cheerfully returned Price
25 and so cents u bottle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
FEVER AND AGUE

Cure WAERANrED-JAYNE's AGUE Puts. which may
be had No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
warranted the forms of Fever and Ague.
The money will be refunded in all If they fail
to cure--but hry nsucr do fail.
Prepared only by Dr. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia. and
sid on agency BY STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,. Arks.
w II. & NJ MAYERS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
From he Rer. Clqrlrs C. r. Croaby

Mcssrs. A. b. & ID. Sands-I am glad to Inform YOU
that the medicine sold by you for bowel and sum ner
complaints has proved sngularly eiicacious in ia
miIy. My wife has for years been extremely liable to
most distressing dysentcry in hot weather; but by
the use Of JAYNE's CARMIAArIvE BALsAM for two
the attack has been obyaled in the Of
three hours. nave known children. when attack.
ed by viosnt DarrhDu, cured Immediately by this
medicine. | consider Dr. Jayne's medicine prepared
with great skill, and highly beneficial infirm
human nature Yours respectfully,
c. II. CROSBY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
PROTRACfED MEETING
OF THE CERYsTrAHr A NJ r.fTT7pnr

10 De held at Bells School House. near James Gin
commencing on Thursday the 18th of October next
including the following Sunday, the lit. October.
number OF Ministers are expected, and all are in
'tea 10 participate on the occasion.
Sept. 4, lo47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

A WISE KlNG.-In consequence of the search
ty of all kinds of provisions. the coronation of
King Oscar of Sweden, as King of Norway, has
been put off one year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

THE SwlFTEsr STEAMER AFLoAT.-The stea mer
Aida now makes the trip between New York
and albany, (I54 miles) in seven hours, easily.
This is at the rate Of twenty-five miles an hour.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

A SWEET lrEM.--Twenty-si thousand tons Of
sugar have been landed on the wharves of Phladel-
phia. since the first Of January. Little over six
months
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

Mr.. Ritchi", of the Washington Union, says
he has been on editor for,y-thrce years and two
months, and Mr.. Allen, Of the Pittsfeld Sun,
having been forty seven in service is the senior of
our tribe in the United Statrs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
VAN BUREN, DAY SCHOOL.

AN RS. MARSHALL will commence her School,
Nn at Van Buren,, on the first Monday iGIh
day OF september.
Her Terms are as :oows:
For small children in first rudiments, per
quarter of IL weeks, S 4 90
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, 5 90
Board, Tuition Room rent, Lights &C.. 25 90
Drawing. Painting, Ornamental Needle
Work and Music, extra charge, 10 90
Instruction given 10 all pupils, who may desire
it, in all the branches OF common Needle Work,
graIuIlously.
A small extra charge vii. be made at the end
each Quarter. fer fuel, stationery &c.
Sept. 4, lS47. 30:tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
DIED.

On the 29th ult, of Copge,tive Feve, ,na ,r,.. !,
@ a.a illness, Mr. RoBr. Patterson, aged 90 years. He
was native of McMinn county, Ten and had resided
IN this place four years
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

Jenny Lind is about to marry rclrtive OF
Mr.. George Grote, the classical and radical ban.
ker, and late NJ. p. for London.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04


would like to let supc.s Jacky pass by de road to
De right. cause know you lab Uncle Jacky, but
cant let Uncle Jacky pass, cause, nv beloved
Sis, Uncle Jacky he mighty bad man and lopk
in de morals, he 90 to de meetin house
and Uncle Jacky he pray in dc meetn house aid
de meetln house stand dare, and Uncle Jacky he
preach In dc meetin house and de meetin house
STAND dare,a Uncle Jacky he sing in le meet.
70 70 house and de meetin house sand dare, bat
Uncle Jacky'he mighty bad man and cant LEI
Uncle jacky pass; den | see Uncle Jacky pass BY
de road 10 de left, den de harry ,oorum de rcearel
and de masga dey seize hold OBJ Uncle Jacky and
dey eat de meat clean off his bones and noting is
letf ob Uncle Jacky but his bones and his bones
lay In dc big psr-luyty." (Uncle Jacky. here
spoken OF, is a noted negro preacher of tho Creek
nation and holed scoundre.) The profanity of all
this Joke is, she declares it has been nimated to
ner IN Heaven that she is to produce second
Christ, and the foster father is to be a certain
white man, named Davis, living at the same house.
As ever. yours, T.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
Oil and EarniSh.

pLACk Narnish, CoPal do; Japan do; Sweet OF.
D Castor oil, aud SPts. TurPentine, bottles or
by the gallon. For sale 6y
STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Puren july 10, ISI7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

The schr King Philip, Small. arrived at New
lork on the 7th Aug. from Trinidad de Cuba
Capt. Small reports that on the 81, in lat. 81 43.
Ion IA 20, he boarded ship Chesapeake, from
,fhIadeIPhia for Baltimore, the captain of which
vessel stated that on the afternoon of the ID. he
spoke bark, name not remembered. the master
OF which reported that he had been boa rded by
eight or ten men, in row boat, who took away
the chronomeer, the watches and yaIuabes of
th2crew. They left the crew tied, who were short
ly atterward released by the crew of another
vessel, name not given, and proceeded on their
voyage.-Er.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
NEW ORLEANS. AUG, l.

A X A n 5 y S RIVER PACK E T.
sIs-z-4rne P. n. wnrrz, WI:
Sss&Elllss..zEk ELLIOTT. Master.
WILL ran a regular Packet. from Napoleon
and Mouth Of White River, to Little Rock, Van
Buren,, and Fort Smith.
The p. II. WHITE is new boat, and was built
expressly for this River, drawing only fourteen
inches water.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
For freight or passage (having superior ac-
commoda,jons) apply on board.
Sept. ID, iS47. 30uf