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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-07
ARMY INTELLIGENCE,
From the N. o. Pieayune, March 81
Later from Vera Cruz.


The ship Oswego, Captain johnson, arrived from
Vera Cruz Yesterday morning, having sailed the 18th
instant Midshipman Selden came passenger on the
Oswego
The ship Yazoo, with Capt Ker's squadron on board
has been lost on Anton Lizardo More than one hun
bred horses were lost
Col Duncan lost several OF his horses in the gale The
loss of horses is severely felt.
Captain Kearny, OF the United States Dragons had not
landed and do not know how many OF his horses may
have been lost
One dragoon was drowned from the Yazoo, and three
men from the store ship Relief drowned in endeav
oring to the dragons
The ship Dadem which sailed from this port with $50
horses board lost all but ~ before her arrival at Vera
Cruz.
The ship Louisville, with over 100 horses on board
landed Barely so Vera Cruz, and other vessels with
horses on board have been more or less unfortunate
Gen Scott has landed ten mortars from the ship Tam
aroo, but had not opened his fire at last accounts.
Com Conner fired salute the nth III honor OF Gen
Taylor's victories.
The ship Charles with forty mortars on board had not
arrived the 10th inst, but very anxiously expect
ed by Gen. Scott
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-07

General Taylor, everywhere successful abroad, has
met with sal calamity at home. The Courier and En-
quirer has come out in favor of him for President
Boston Times
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-07

We have beautiful exhibition Of the aurora boreals
in the northern sky tonight, spreading over broad lu-
mnous belt in the horizon and occasionally shooting up
rays OF light from the setting whose light peneates
between two clouds
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-07

LNoR sALE-A valuable family horse Inquire at the
L. livery stable of j. Abbot G street, near 18Th
Mar l6-tf
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ny a. GREEN, .s~etfesAsr:

MHs.J' b. HILLS Will open Spring Millinery Sat-
" urday, April 10, at 10 O'Clock. The ladies invited
70 examine her goods her millinery establishment,
Pennyvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, me
diatey opposite Waiter Harpers dry goods store
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-07
From the Louisville Morning Courier, April q
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE IN NEW MEXICO!
Brilliant Victory ersvhclning Defeat of Two
Thousand MexlcansI

We received this morning by the steamer Colorado the
following very interesting letter from attentive st.
Louis correspondent II brings tdngs of fresh riumphs
OF our arms
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-07
Sr. LOUIS, Monday evening,
MIL % St-

The accounts which were received by the last eve-
nings mall in a short arti Gle from the Louisville Cou-
rer confirmed by further accounts by this evenings
western mail, from the est Louis Union" and "The In
dependence Exposition 1t shows another defeat of the
Mexi leans he insurgents) by corps of Missouri von-
eers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-30

"a AERl. Mustard Of sapefJerqualiy A.
~e- tHte't heJaeOb ~ intr0dr IS Hrlreu. IN.
article, farHdte tY Bs--fTr som
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-30
aaLi r.

r. Hasa euFH'Eot lurt.a11 alHHt otsf 2 TOW h@t
~ Ie=aH sH-5E I.lat taff, b-aHH!ef a.7Hd
in. refe#-H and far <le. Is J Il bIokEf,
et - &ar5at ~QHtHe &,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-30

Ahl5 l2e-a MOI h Less, for safe by
% ost9 k~1OR&Pa1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-30

A&lHt~-D-t tase ;a.rut u ta+dt4s - very
rid MI e 80 RI Vel fsft a.t rataii Is low az +
lad Hi=@ f#s. HLALSEA & EEYk0L-
aat6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-30

IGT Pieces Blegcttt Nuslins,
@AsS 40Jt a. Snrtnes.
10 do III do do
recelfei ths de- At " 3EI.BYas
sea conner HaW aud madison rrcOa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-30

- ajzl=f3 REFf- dwe'lm4 hause s4t4sIa far
- asa55 @,5Ify for rent Ia Et-} t}he.4as. a3pfy 10
sat55 OFT EGREtR-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
LADIES W AR,

New s. p,ur- .roa Il TO ..,,ral~, wor.trd AVID
cotton Hll1un .. . l-H.n.. sind d lawn ..iro-.
u'" >i' ", 'l"''d Da'",, pna anus ,, rlml.., and
Il.on. Pr.u t'a u-4' D.! lIr., 'r-.',ty 'ur1p,
rrps m'.- -'.. ar...u., S..u.rl -'nur,N l,o" and
DC Irdl, r-.r rl-nu'r. d '.,-. -rl.,.'.0 -n.,~
rI0u aud ID l-..- . rr 81, .a-..A.. rs. r.nr, ...,
'.o'n ..n.I" oIas r..n .nn u.H ...G. -.lr.,. .
DnAr-.. us,...,-, .r"o lru,,l,,-. lD tr-.r. o.r-
%. r''r, -'tI. u4. l,,'s. ....,l ... 's..a .tr>
and ."s rl"-~, rt..u. IT, D.. .o'" Boo ,o. u-- .r.
-,r'o's-. n.v -'.." ...n.',. p..u.H .,r.,. .-~.
somr'h .rg ucN ,tudlIWnDL>, IA -n.r 'ar,'l par.
n,os rmt ,un - ,' r. wn,tr ud o..,a 3D., ,nl 'nu
sc, At a.. ru'c., .u >aou .,no,t c,ry .rlrr let ed.
dec wear.
100 CASES or BOOTS .IND NHOLS,
Chi2, Lcgi"a. PaunmI. sax anil Fur
HHe. .ot tti'Ira tMIion. Lrr-riot
Of BJoEs ardstoin"rE NrIrarc
anil tuHery, ChiHo. GLASS anil
QueeHSwarc. Drugs. N"iliatS
0m UUr.N,uNS.
SUGAR, COFFEE. AND OTHER GROCERIES
All We ask - lrli p,r-ons ~UDrg par. ua>c w'l
call and rNturuc stock, and 10 they Gu MT huy
cuclp gunI, 1t will not he our fault. he highest
mt5nrt pr.cr plrd Tor flour, wheat. corn neal oats,
ncr,wAN, beet hides, decrskus, coonshuns, feathers,
and plank.
Van Burcn, May %, - lG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
a. YELL.
JOHN !. ROANE.
\ odr o5cdicni servants

Tie v \. IrijEns Of the 2Oth ult., sayS:-
"iuc demand for vessels was mover greater in
Puaol'palr than at the cprrscnt time. Every ship,
ny. or h1rh IN port, is rngn-'d. aai Zen ,c>sy.,
from Boston are about to visit that port for la,.
purpn-" Of cgsry!a- @sy"d.>;oti,, 10 Eurupr.-
Such IS the anxiety on the >uIj"ct, lhat vessels are
taken vp even weeks before Their expected arr!go
Ono ship which at the last drtrs haI not let,
New Orhans. las "lrcoiy been ). cured on arrvap
at laat ru,. to b. ire gated with Flour, G:aln,
49,, for LNorn,."
Ia l17i ~ .mn'rlrn, a.sro,ra was ca-r.rc
from parr3"n'uo to H'~,on in fifty hours, whc
was coqsninc.iov,raorIrnory sPaed-now it can
be conycycI IN the sam" number of seconds Sc
We 60; o- r'.@er." " Coss N. news.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
mll.. Nln.- and enn-e.
WALL ACE X " ARD

II AVE ru-t r.ccNrd per ,'rau. Ir,,, a.r'rl from
L rhIrde.pur, So" lur, auu ..o..o.., our ol It.,
Lrgr- aud br,l selected ,lor,- -.. Z Ind -.um,r
GDod> iuny ever ar,ag1i 'n 'n.. 1..,'. .--'.1 20
%i'l %. .. .ud 1.I.n t.. ..~n ...H tr.. 10 aso..r r'~
anI r4-aI r,~. p..p AMI ID. tNrr .'.,~ >al Il .0o
r-.uuI, o. .,.,'.-- iu. 700. a .. .,1 pc r..'a a..a,
,a'nr, and h,ur4.,y r.trs. q. ~ c 0. l..r.. il"l
dInr Is, o all .,irr. a lf ,.. ,r... Iu.r .a r,r-
ton coat arl pl' ,io ,lo.',. u -r.r 'rrrl, .ra at
low pr.c,s, ,'ry barry, .r,o "l nr,Nn aua u,..cu.n
domrsl.cs O,4u,,te and oi4nh,t roDts oi ali dvscrp
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
GIOUCIIUS.

"H'IA fhS !uItp Mlh- is Il P.tI.
Groceries.
100 PAS Rio an i Lagutro Cod.e
~ hhis New Orleans sugar
- Ot,s molassr,
go bSs salt
700 b,rcIs aud IA ,If blrres Cincinnati whsAey
| p.le lio.ltnd g.u
| - C"gullr DtrrGv
oId"Cr,rr'L.u" brandy
~ bbs Amcrcrn do
- g.n
> " sweet VI .I.s4, MllcI.4 and Port vino
- :" loaf sIrtr
~ - Tanners uI
! =. Liu,n.. d.
" Spirits rurp"n inc
lID ky Oup,nl, ri powder
- " bar lead
Also, rrmplruc Mlanrra and crarut u.uc. c@am
plrsn CIDER, rraurh and Amcrcln rord..', brandy
rIer.l,s. Dlnb l-rl. c-s q. .na.ryr ui. cloves, Gu
uluou. ~''u-u'' and aur. 'n.-, .,pou ,,rup, To.
mIh" rti'nP, "nI"-, p II' s4n'r.,porm Starr and
tl.I"w rio".'s, lamp mai ',.n r"Ad.r. l"n"- iI1-nn
aud HI,k Icls, ,.nr.tr, r, lro, alma .nu, rl.,,.'-
pruu's, rirrln's, .arrcs. rrtr,rr~ lI-prrr pepper.
ensrr alum, .llt P-rrr, rrr .lrrttu-, mustard, loo.
rt\. Hru-' ONO. .ud -, mlIa,r. ,"prrrI-. rla, mtr
ru-, splu>h brown, "hrir, Back aud rcd ,',d, Iil
,rag", soap. -iIrrl. 'p.1Hni cH.' warm 10, I''" "
La"Es ia! -,, 'npicr', uRma,I rope. ''c r'ra'
aud p'I.n u.-, r.:rr-, mlir.,>. .p..>. hD'@ IT,.
prni,a 'I"".',. tubs, hccrrs, rhurn,, uIo .r,, mat
r1~'-s, yI5,, a.ny yoI-, rua"L.r. "ln.1" e,4ss, &c
Dry Goods.
0a rlir> white. ''lc lud gre % birnkc,s
1000 p. p-.n',. r gr.4r s,r..'y OF pa lrI.s
- .Ilc,J - - brown d,m.~Dc
laD p, .l.l.s.t shooting
- " n.rOprro .. .rI .ud.In slrp"s
~ " I..' r..uE
N.o l.n.o.. .a,ar., ''on drills, '-,wn &,, apron
chrrl .rI.-.. ,.r. rna ,..r..' .'r. =. h,u'h
Ir,n. ,rr...r- ,..,,a.l arI cotton ,J.I-, I#,- ,D
co,trn aud 3. uI,.-. ..ran-. &a'. Is, ..' ,n...
crt'n rIr j.. ao.t q t... rr. o'.' d d r..',,n.'
bnr.n, e Dr. 49, a. D. ..:... J i.-.s.la. ..a-
-puT rnlnu.N
Ir"r, rr'. Urri"trc aud cutlery.
IRON. .-....,3.l \ n.. l.. J.. ,....o -r r,Grr
nlu ..l "r.' -.a# ,l-r ..-, .,.rh. ".-.l ...0r.
assorted -'.- a..-. ,...,.>'. un' .-, ',.s. ,.r "
p l'os, H.u .., p, ...~r,. .,ho. rl,r., 0- Dl..
I .lr. nr ln., IS .uG f.. ,..,. ' lr. ..u-0"-. i..
l.nt hl..nr,, .t .,.,.'-.,. ID 0' .-..,-. u,
' 'i-H.'. r'.- ...- '.l ... -. .... q. '-.
. .,., ,rIr'Ir r. e., ,',a.>.'. u-. .". ....-
r'.,'' Hr..,-, r,H- "'., -'... ., rs, -....I t..
lrI,, carr, r,l.,, -,. .t. b.,ehcr ,'N.-, ~. .r>
.".~,ar. l'I ~r..r.. -. On and ",.. 10.
rnd.e muO>, ,ur luz, p...r--.'n rtns, .ao,, IT,.
nr,I,, ."t>, -r4r.as t, ',"... n.. al-. Ae
IIa,,. Boo,~ and ~hor~.
10 b1vo- 'r>uu.l., 3.u...., a.,cG, WOO ~rnr.
and -rp luL .n.>. prn ''.
l1J rD1r> ~a1'~. .N.p aui rr", b o.'rs. women,
ntp .nl.',f oar- n>.m~n~ >.rra"rs, womrn>
m,-o'ro ,anns Nor.ut and boys do..
30 case. ron'.-Diuo cnif AMI morocco boots, hld
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

1t appears. from communication from the
War u, rorlmcnr. n7Gc to !h' SENATE. that Of tie
1872 non.rommi>>roncd "ii.,r- ant Nm,arc who
were h,,f.d ur wu,u,l~G at t,r ha,l., Of PHO a.
T., and Rrsnrr Do Ia Palma. l.! laho1l hr.) wrr
torrreurrs by birth. ,rz:l3 tr.>imrn. Il Germans.
= Scotch, &c. These battles were fought rHtue
Iy by regulars. Among the volunteers the pro-
portion Of foreigners IS much small
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
Ii,cal As E,gct,ir.
"OUR UAT."
Ii S -uIE-.

There are some w., Tor love- some for money
w..o wet;
T"., ...,- amc~," though, that tca.rI the fan.
lie s." ., wife frs! at Il gry. r,ary bail,
Aud /" nrmc that s.e Jorc WAS Ms, Nancy VIC.
Cal.
Though d-0>>rl to distraction. l"r ~ ness still
on,nr,.,l - r,,r-drl .u- o| >,..;
Aud 'vaa, w,1 it Kept ont. iot Il iaDjun. ,,rnr&.
1t Won. sure have y'nc ":r4 VIA '..: un,r u.,.-
duck!
Ho'. Ic.r than r~72,y, s. r.a.y Of ',.n.' g
Aud >"urr Ned at UIs; s"osr sac "os ugly ~
Il"rw....h won his w,yrj"Ha~a I~w-
h.;, lo urucH moon over, &C. l.md orro >arr".
S."" "''y,r.r,N,aa' >~"" 1n.d rm'..o ,r-
And bore hn to Gn,a WIKI a~r v~N..s : ca'j.c,
wr,.;
And # b, proved ,,,bhoro. io,.i.cl to r.bo,.
! hc broou.,'rA or shovel. resistance wouD gIr,.,
At Grs'. cr" was no;o.os ~.so Ned bp: "',~
But nr 5000 learned the G,.Evcacc l,:niN: nine
and 'olu.;
And t1" Oa>, umr "a" t,n a.D,rrcJ, ful. ra',
."u1. N"n"y, my lc,r, l...,o - ..,uI me our
ha!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

lne rcr"lnis Of the Cambria this passage arc
nearly 100000, as follows; lO4 Passengers. q,
Eli. El26l; 100000 Gold at per cent. e..
OOO; $50 tons Freight at e., f2,3lO; Small
Parcels. 600; Parcels, Freight and Passengers
from flnlfax, flOO; for tho Mails, f2,225O.-
Total Gll5324.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

1t is reported AMI beloved, SAYS the New York
Journal Of Commerce, that Coz. james Watson
Webb has been appointed brigodier- general Of
volunteers, and will Immediately take his depart.
nrc for Mexico. We shall expect him TO sustain
ii" honor Of the editorial corps. He was disap.
pointed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
VOLUME G-NO 9
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE So o.
FROM SAN ANTONIO.
AuTn7ying he EHcmy iri!t Pglc4er-Dcparture IF
Mules for tie ArmJ

/ Supplying he E"emy 'rt@ PgrrIsr-DepGrture Of
Mu'es for tie Army.
Ext-oc. of n letter to The Editor, from ci,.
zen Of tins county, dated.
"San an oaio. Trcs. Feb. l5 1917.
"Gou are aware that this has always been
craai place Of uaIe for tie Nexicuns west OF the
RIO Granjo. They com" in here still, in large
p1r,"., and spend a good deal Of money in the
purchase Of goods. For the last few weeks there
nlS hrcn an unuspI number OF them in, trading.
and II excited the surprise Of some Of the cill.
lrr3 tut u:o,! of them took Ili'c or no notice of
'."m. BIT. lo-drY. We learn, FOR the first time,
THAT THEY HAVE BOUGHT Up ALL
THE POWDER IN THE PLACE, Except one
o! and that they tr"d to get, but conli not). and
ara oil with It to tho RIO GranGe. They are Gun.
n.ng race. aud f they cannot ge, powder BY The
EnI>l mail steamers. INTO Vera Cruz, they can
,rt Il hy way Of ia" United States.
"LaI!. Toumw. who passed thronrh L,,'s
horH, IN December last. with a large drove OF
mI.c>. left "cre yesterday. for Camarqo. His
tore" was increase by company of rangers.
and trtuchm"nt cf volunteers who had been ef,
h"hnI SICK. lie bad in all, a force of $50 men,
outl fear he VIII be SiamDcded and lose his nro.
Nerly. lie has an eight or ten DAYS drive TO
mike through the wilderness, and. if the Canaan.
rlrs. som" night, C"t among hr5 droye there will
b" so'1c fast travelling OVER the rrairies.
"lae prospect Of raising the Texas regimen.
Of Rangers, IS very SIM. and doubt whether i,
VIII be- raised ut #.. On'y one company has n,
yet ron" n, a"I lint was mrdo up hero by vol.
nn.ec's from every uor"."-Arh's Democrat.
An hr,cm, I'nr,rr Hung By lie .Iericnr,.
y 'eucr Of III n.'., received from an officer in
Capt. !N"'S comyruy. states that the BODY n
member Of Cail. lhu.ry's low l.. Garnes'l
com..Hy, BY the name Of NCaLas,er. from
Cory county, had been found hnng. n fews days
prev l1ns, with asso around his neck. por;v
OF some ot his comradcs from 1t. Gaines's and
capt. tianicr's companies. had been searching
Tor h'm or 3daLS, and, wdrn they found him,
h" was stripped Of his clothing. and appeared to
have been dead or days. Near the sDo, where
he was found. they discovered cave, and in il
over lOo poems (Jab"rers), who they were satisfied
were the murderers Of their comrade. Burning
win rage at the unprovOked and cold. booded
n"rder, the party. in a moment Of excitement,
Tell ufon tho cowardIy wrctches, and killed some
y or 30 Of them, aad took the residue prisoner,
IA. carried ulrm to camp. THIS nc, on the par,
Of Ii" volunteers WIS severely ceusurcd by tien.
IavIor, who threatened 10 send those cpynccd in
j. 10 Camargo. and employ them in loading and
un oNd,ng sicam.borts Against this treatmen,
Of them Coz. Yell had demonstrated; wibou,
c;F ct. Bat it IS hardly probable that the threat
WIS carried INTO execution. as il is likely that
their services were required in the defence ncainst
the attacks Of the Meyicnns. which must have
followed few days afterwards. -Arks Dem.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
EnnH t%TA iI..

\ "ncr a.r ,".." a..0r.I,' Ij'1. in tie
$. lows L. .''i.w. ,t>.'' OF, a.l .nrr an
r.,.rr,r'"n ..r.r' Fl, >.r'r !. ...n-.!. I Ny q.
.', rra,:,. l'r.w. r.-.o,,,.. mlnr \, nr..
s,.'. AZ. 4u... .n. ".. ,'n FL.
. ..I "~.., .'' s-. .-.~. ..
a..E .'oo, ...,,....'" ,..".-.. ;.''
Tarrc bp< b .o 1-... 'n,' o' s'cIooss in
80. N"n'D"oarn'. " 30 VS. l. .-fr''r Of \
a. .o rrjr', ...". :. v... n'
....'> ,r-...' .0..' au. ~....."1. y.
'tn.-t. ..lat>n.rr lie. ..n hH..~ 1Me-
n.,iu .w'.>. a,r.>: o0> no.o r';""aD n"vi be
... ,...... .nI .. ,". it r.t u.r .. g.
O.. A. v', "'...0N a.. d. rm- . .v l' I.sS.
.,' l,n'.a .o r..-0o,r 'y the " ,'r.n<, vino
.rrled hm, and rorul upon his '"r>an p'n.rs
u0d dispatches to General Wool. THE N",u.rns
70 -au.rI m asa C., il.n. he hrlln- ',.I ma"g
them ci-hr.'n years. auj tnkcu tn" oath of a.c-l.
arco. T."y W t.y him - a traitor.
Thr Wur'.r ny h"n uun,unIIv severn in S0n.
IA Fc. G"n'~ vc'rr,tr m".' lows, auI >c'c.a. Of
rr.'r.dy-~ '.i >r.tnl"i r..rrri .r-".. Son"
uf ties, h.I ~~r@ or h.rrI 4H, .ug N " 'I'.I.
rel rrd twenty ucu. t..n.>'.r~. lIoi .0j tt>Dr-
,a F.. hr- 'Nc St.,.s '.-: y ,nu1nr. nri uu.rmnai
on t.r hrSan>ns. uNu ouy ten 'l,> >uI.N Of
tr3,I,.on. Tics wuro seen Ly IT," tn>; com. an,
...'. Gam. p. Fl t.v lrl> 1-r nu..'v ur.r.
ly ,h., vIua, of rD.u lrvr rrrrsbrj. Nrn" men
vrr, rl n 10 ,',.,,a It Co.'S r,"r',. v'o were in
~dyauco Of a1 the companies that started in this
q. Com.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

/ LIE NEERIEE-The board Of longitude. Of Paris,
. have agreed with the astronomers GaLsv, Encke,
Strnre and Icrschell, to name the planet, Neptune.
ity sign will BE- trident.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

Ne'"ge in haLy.-Tbc province Of Messina hu,
suffered mach from IN lnnuudatjon. the con.e.
Hnence Cf IJng coulnu storms and heavy rains,
Ihe ancient bridge Of yast"hidano, said 10 be
1000 Years Old, has been swcp, away, tho whols
country laid under wafer, and several lives los,
among the inhabiIanls
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

| ] NEr.trn,d p,r~I,am,r la4ooju!, h'L n'c'
1 NthIu ,44.c aus \raams4s AU j. aud 900 ,'or. q
large !toek rl NcrrlInd.,, s.l,ld to the trade Oi
winch he lUI,omlug o., p.Tl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

Tie ncw FoJs amt the Jsrs The nhabitnnt, Of
the Ghetto having mcmoraIIzod the Pope for the
enjoyment Of equal rights ~!h the other lnhabi.
lant7 Of the city, whore father has issue of -
chudrcn from one marriage IN which case he is
entitled by ancient law 10 special priviledges) the
liberal m.3dcd ponutf not only granted the pe,i.
uon but. in truly humane sense, ordered that
relief should be afforded to needy Jews. as to their
Christian brethren. from the bcncfcen.a.-Jspish
| Chronicle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

The company of volunteers, from Orange
county, North CaroIino, carry with them, tho
Identical flag borne by the American forces a,
Gul.iord, during our Revolutionary struggle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

4 gentleman in Providence lhn1ght h" had dis
covered col mIn". aud ot course mnur h> for.
tune. lie >cut load lo"n r.rnr. win request
tina, he would gr,c 1t "a Grsr.ra'" no""'." I"r
next dry's paper courrIoni tho lo,.n"mg Pmf,
.:RhmIe kidnd Cod.-W" nr,r nrr'''d il oad
of tins article vita Il request to give or opIno"
Of IT'S merlis and We nrn.toro a"''>" all ~lmn"r-.
ON the day Of irigmcu'. to 20 rlr 'RA"Ir islam
Coal Mines, for al I'LL caaI Srt them on FIRE."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

81. Lopis.-'rhe pop rIotlon of this city mum.
b"r> 1876. OF which ana are blacks. and o.
021 Of the latter number are slaves. The white
males nnmbcr 2i,3G0, and the white females 2l,-
- /. The free bincks numbers 745
There arc, by the ate returns, 6657 buildings
IN s.. Louis; but 40 of the old primitive log hab.
,utions remain.
The trades, professions, &c. number as fol.
"ws; waterman. 72G nborers, 2,345 merchants,
COS Professionals. $50.
A She Draeon.-A woman was brought before
the Recorders Court at New Orleans. lately. 1t
,rpenrec that having got inioa quarrel with one
Jones, and having los, lower limb, she very cool.
y unstroPPed her wooden leg and knocked the sald
Jo,1 down.-pn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
Cll\tiHl.tS.
T.~.~alT. Nr~0rv .

T.~.~u9. /. nr1rry -.
In tho ornq'r. Mr.. F.r, u. n"n the Npvr
COMMITTEE. r,}w.,,u to to anuprrl' @Guu
{, Il, ,u; 'Lr |. :. 81. Vac. .u.'H. :ncrrN .rD
'.>.n, for lr "'ro. l..0".''. vs., '' F.
r.uu.u ht Cr.,. N'N '. l.o .i va, ,
0' rr.,o mp '.er">t.ry.
TIC .Jnu an| JH .ourr.r Appropriation b.
WIS token un. ond al.r IT," a.aInon of SOW
amru mru'>. nuoug whn'Aarnrn rnp-norir0onS 10
.o. 5ur .rug of custom hol> ut N,W O"pus
Ga:r s..ur aud Savanna. out one nr''n.r Z Il.
.,Nprns.4 Of m>>on to N,ymo. III Gus" pee
>roui hr mrdr, the ia. .st 'a"sniorauou Of tn
bah w., postponed uu.u =" next day.
In ro Huw NJ R.J,cs ni,ijrrs, the No>' oliir
pprorrauou bd win passed was amraamcut~
amouI which 5 ono gN"g pos'm7>,srS the 5"
lection Of ;uc newspapers IN winch the lists O
.cllrrs >lau m.rl ..-.ri. lb1> awruln' nt pas,
ed bv Il vote. Of II t,4t Tine pll.u, office b..
and the buI to Increase tie marine corps OF I'll
navy were ALSO P1s,,I.
The A,cb1.>Nopor Or -on h0} left Paris 70
Brc<,. 1-romnnu.. o, lnua. aIo>.'.tc ms >~"nmr.
# tine y der Of 'c>u>. 'ian Vessel A.0A Is l.
.rrn,rry uu. Archbishop IDld Uuu"I S.Hc> na
sailed ir'm II wye to Brr~,. having on 5o'rd oihc
.c,nnn.ncaI aborrr~. destined to carry the tuI
INTO the savage coun.r.cs Of North America.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

N-o d.n.a-. .,r,,&n., ''an dr..-, 5-nwn apron
chrrN .rr.-s. ,.r. rna >..r..' .'r. =. h,u'A
Ir,n. >rru.r-, ,o.,I"i anil cn.'n ,1avi-, I",-l.D D
cortru and '. ul,.- ..r,.r-. &t', -Ih, ..' ,a...
c'rtrn tar j.. n,..' t... %. ',.' ID o. r.n',,n1.
bur.I. &, Dr. 49, .. O.. .. ... ; .. .. s.la. ...H-
-pIl,I O. .Hi.r.. ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
Dry Goods.

/ or pljrs white. ''pc aud gre 70 biInkcls
1000 .nr.u',. r Zr.I' var .'y OF pt lrI.s
- aI,r,J ~ hru.,u. d rm.-I,c
l1u p, .I.l.s.t ~ha,rug
- h.rppro ..rI .uu.ln slr.pos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-19
LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN THE
) A Nj PHI r l. 4 NJ u

ID MURPHY g. Co.. Manufacturers. Phila-
4 D. ,lelphia. respectfully call the attention OF
the citizens of Wilmington and IF the . tate. to
their improvement in tn amphine lamp. which
warrants them in saying ii t Tor half the narney
they will give double th Tsrht Of any oil %. Lard
Lamp yet invented. TT :t amps are especially
worthy the attention of Trustees of Churches Halls
and of Public Buildings in srneral. that require to
be well lit They manufacture every variety Of
Lamp, and have some of beautiful workmanship
for The Centre Table, varying in price from 81 81
to Sc.
Specimens may I've seen Ivy calling a, the Count
ing House of Mr.. HExur NUTT.
Wilmington. April II 1916. 3l-i2m
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inspector of .0ncol >10rcs::

nUGALD a. LAMONT would respec,fullr
~ inform the m .kers of Naval Stores that h..
was appointed Inspector of these articles at Tho
last term of New Hanover County Court u
would respectfully solicit from his friends and the
community generally. a share of their patronaas,
He pledges himself that he will use the u:moss
dispatch the transaction Of all business enrns.
ted 10 his care. He would aso1say that he v;lp
always I've ready to render the seller any assistance
u the disposal Of produce.
Wilmington. Nav Is. 1916 35r
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A. IL. persons indebted 10 the undersigned by
81 book account or otherwise. are requested to
come forward and settle the same tIlout fun er
notice. All persons failing tn comply with the
above by the first day of FEBRUARY next will fud
their accounts in the hands of m officer fr coIec.
ton. and all persons having raims against the IN.
deIsigned will hand them in for Ia, mrnt.
will dispose of the b lance Of nv Ready-made
Climbing and Fancy Csssimeres and Vesiines a!
New York cost. Pers ms in want Of Re .dy maze
Clulhins would d" we'll to give me H. as thy
are made well and warranted tn give satisfaction
H. s. KELLY
Wilmington, n. c., Jan'y / is47.
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CT . z IT = IT. G.

as can I've found in the ma ,ket. As they we're
manufactured under nv own superint, ndeuce and
every garment sell warrrnt give satiSfacti III
"a it NAV he returned d the n1on'y refunded. |
consider that good business Only lie estAh-
shed hy giving all satisfaction, which am deter
mined to do II you favor me with cali | will
thank you whether you purchase or not atny Old
stand on Market street.
The abnve Go1ds will he sold lower than have
ever been Offered before for cash. or on time to
punctuaI customers. CltAS. BARR.
Oct. 23d. Ls46.
N. B.-I shall in future settle nv business ev-
cry six months: say, the LIST of January aud the
l st of July, and will expect puncuay in pay
ments. | will also make a deduction of six pei
cent for cash. for all sums over $40.