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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
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EsOHELG and SStns7omc.y.
GtN!.k Al. HssorImr:.t %: >c'rpuI und MissccilL-
! nc"u1 jI,Ns and Stl'ru. rv, lus, received and
i.r sal" by WALLACE. y " ARD.
May -, II
NOTICE.
etEALED proposals for urrnsa.rg the Troops at
y Fort Smith, Arkansas, w,lu lr..n -uprrliuc hour
L"r one year, c"mnrnr.ug on Inc F,luc.u:h da" oil
Jane, l>t' and end ny ihr irlicruth day OF June
I-i,, wI be received at til. Couuls-ary Mice up o
the h"'.r Of - NJ. on the ist dag OF jams, Isl Il.
Lac 'onA',>lry Will TcJcct Al. D.as Winch, IN Als
csimLilyn, are toD high.
RlCn'D c. d. RADguRD,
I'd Lieut.. Isl Dragons,
i. i. c.
foRr SMirn, AEEs
L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

DLANKS, CARDS, and Job Printing, neatly cx Gu
L ted a the shortest notice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
Paints. Oil. Glass. &c.

Paints. Oil, Glass, &c.
4 BARREL Spts. Turpcntinc; do Linsced oil; 10
l. gallons Copal Varnsh; 10 do Japan Varnish; 40
kegs White Lead in Oil doz Paint Brushes, ass d:
SXlU-lOxI2-IOxl5-IIx Window
Glass; all coors Paints in Oil; Lard and Sperm Oil,
together with every article used in painting, full
assortment. Just received per late arrivals and offer
ed at the lowest prices, by
w. II. & NJ MAYERS,
Druggists and Grocers.
Fort Smith, 29th May, AT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
SadGlcry.

Saddlcry.
90 LADIES and Mems Saddles, Brides; worsted and
Ts@S cotton Surcinges and Grths, Marlngales,
Rcns, Collars, Blind Brides, Strup Leathers, Saddle
bags Travelling bags Satchels, Carriage and Wagon
Whips, Riding Whips, &C., just received and for sale
May 90, AT. by WALLACE Il WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

ID EST spanish float ind 90, Muddcr, and Coppcr4s
- for suc by WALLACE \ WARD.
May -, leI1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
Fresh HOPS.

ID ECElVED this day, and for sale by
III W II 4 NJ. MAYERS.
April II, lS41 Druggists, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

StWAlNE' EXTRACT or WILD CUERaY, for
y sale by May -, III. WNLLlCEN \ WAR;.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
IL. "a. EsOBELEs'ES.

. VI II . NVN, Il . n 7 ; K E T. 7
VAN BURAN, ARK'S
a tRATEFUL for the patronag" heretofore be-
~ slowed upon him. respectfully informs the
public that he has just received new supply of
Plate; and he stiii continues to manufacture
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
OF which he has large assortment on hand; and
which he will dispose Of either by wholesale or
retail, upon the lotrest terms.
Guttcring and SPOutins,
Done at short notice. and upon reasonable terms.
Mdy 29!h, lS47. l6-If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

EUST rccd-GHss: 40 boxes Pint Fusks, 10
~ boxes Bar Tumblc,s, 10 do. Flrtcd do, 10 do.
Plain do, boxes Gal Candy Jars. hoxcs gal
Candy Jars, do / Dccantcrs, do. Pint do, !!
boxes II by II Glass, 50 - ~ - - do.
SCOTT, WHITE 6 co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
Mineral or Soda Water.

EET II. Il VI. MAIERS. have IN c;,ratiOn
w their Fountain. with nj kinds Of Syrup
and Ice. Fort Smih, May 90, ~.
a OZENGERS of all kinds; Candies; Pruncs
M in Fancy hoXes; Oranges; Pivkied Oysters,
sc. Just received and for sale by
W. II. & NJ. MAYERS
May 20, ~. Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
NOTICE.


FoRr SMitn, AEE's.
April -, l547. l5-2w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
tarpctIF3g.

- sUPERIOR INGRAIN CAErE rINl;, for sale b,
> May -, II. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

EuST received: IS keys Boston nails, sets Smith
- Tools 50 ,O"O lbs asst. Bar iron, doz Waldror
Best Scythcs, 100 prs. Irarr Chains, 1000 lbs. Ca
Steel, 1900 lbs. A Blister Stcel.
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

sAn BONES CLARET WINE
ZO SE BIS. PIlLADlLpIIA ALE.
~,,lr. WlurE & Co.
JEREH. COLLINS. JOHN COLLINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
Hardware.

assortment Of Ii rdMarc and Catlery, Just
"A received and for sale by
May - n. WALLACE & WARD.
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READo READ

- f'' % az "o'ee44'. PtSFt4t4 % ~
~ 'ea ielhe.
ne AD READ READ T.
Era3e saael having visited M Isaso DroaEs.
De Il &c Of Nsssrs Row snd ard u alton. ST
8fee n 'aelhIa, consider lis case the most
I'D oge elef Witnessed or heafd Of
~ wa- se b3I La, aud terrible must have
lI e}'s ooatiti with the DESTROYER
H. re LsatHr roo q his AouTH, &osE,
Lif and Lower Lid ofthe RIGHT EA + Law
81 .e5, Us tA.E NEAaIY EATEN ~, and past Of
yfQsl taftieds~ay And yet 'ge eaa glye 10
llo
lpi1 as Ia "a ia sly lat, the Whole inter-
- esl.4 as vel As uOsl OF ms iace, Was q mass
A.at s4eets.
81 d J-tae .aS', he dammoncsd taking hf
~ AN NLGEfABEEPANACEA xhich
Ne disease .n few aat s, and from That me ts.e
" 90 "liloHt .niermisSion.
n / as saIfhed the p'sse Of the deep ulce =,
HEAL Is restored.
z sss!.tl 'ia' IN tic treatment OF Mr. GIoofs'
kt III Us. cNll enis or Csustle Apnll
VI ss q. Fl, intact, tie PANACEA ALONE.
'us ils wonderful change
n A.ttVi 4. WOO out. a
T. u q eei3t SCI OF tSffttt, iiataGc!Ftis,
lHggs, Lancaster, PcnnsylYSnta.
" 9ca s Asgth Eleventh. Street. PhiisdeloAla
~ e South street, do
~ ping ID Camdeu, New jersey,
Nan. OF Ma Teeth l05 5 Ninth &, Pins.
..lea@e.er, 70 "a Democrat. ~ y Sd ST, do,
sssoi Eleventh Bsptlsi Church. Plus.
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row HH .rsrsF rci oy. 9fEc t1 5T5f ,.rEf n
##I Ff#FTf - HHeUHF=I7H. Fl s=#==7#
Confession 81 -tt 1fase.es ssfe afasra.s C-.ss..
i=5#es, tt'# Ei-e-r. 6--s tn tia 51afE Ord t.H#
Pc. ftast ard rss. ll. th ACRE. ..lrs i.sI..ss
Ae.fr., Bur-. cfgaaf Frosted fes-, 80 Ns57aHz
TRIUMPHANT srrefse ,,f=-t4 +-s -----zs.#
te aa lieatI.H rs thfs most NOM YEETE NrFf
GiEE in gerIrg Tic uust severe ra-ce - za f#r-aar
HH=a4-eH q use HaiH s=z-aHd tie It4faI S. g-= 8
U.s. fve sen esilsad tT5H r. g HeHes45
=HH7ftf-e aee r.e tHe rirht 30 ea .lia f4Hz=
.qttee. g t5z oAL1 ILMLba THAI CAA BIZ Isl
= Tie Faeg'tv uaiie i- fs56a1e~FlsEfsl eszszfs-
- hA.eI. g hti'e.s HUNTS Linz enl.
Ee following .afe aea lie Et.l', ~ =eft r5ssz
e.aaa VITO avs attached Is tac Nast 5sssat
sac .soa to ans {ears, s 70 lest eFsze sf5Hs
"a ne Of tbs Gee. ed Linlusat
Ny Dsaa sirs-I received vour note Of ge.e.i,. al
iHg my ealron la Re sfioa 70 HHai'sLmI4eat ,s -e6a
rel 3 MI teorsa SlsHfcn. kro7grz rs 1ofa astan
and having fel entity ts II esH recon mend n 20 4s
s. sssie htiena' fsaisdy and n NY oHiH.on tie ts
'zl.'''A' -" '4 1-s- Aosfs fef2e5!f
Co risr-e San Co. tsad,. cs5.an ia.
e9as@ II iae acre of'aion v = BELCif5R,
sie--IH fery 20 yeHt ieef vsa,'d ssy.tfs' fHsvc
saed your Exlsrrs Renee ell iuni's Liai.I en-.
III ny it&stieesiuee sea ~ ale ne acquainted wEa IS
eoaposiioa ard an as IS ssy a. eve il r.
te tie eat External Remedy naa "a fli lie CON.
pants Tor which you amend T..
nuns, q. EESjo EgL1ER'HD.
Geo. Z. StAat0a, Esq
Prom nc " ! S,g
Among TIE MISE q worthless artiees tad huu' uestfr
Ase poured f0fta az Ire DAY upon he eountsy A
II res refreshing 10 hHd something OF Uractea 81
l4ttt so9eiia simple, sHeetF sad eeas e#efs
ton, aud Al TIE ST.. time free foai Hose it.o6B a.
ieeis which seheFa4ty attend H8weflu 5eHe5 r Haufs
Eminent prepared y George F.. ~tauoa Of Sing 8 ne
though it las cen At a p OFT tine ef,re + i h 80
aEeady tanned the con- denee. Y Of olr most
YEA Thy ana nfudntial citizens. fut os ealHsnt
pn. stcions. An ackuow edge II 10 Lei sovereign aim
iof many q the Tat esn Is lslt TO- soothing tla
ching lint, ard he genuine stimulating influence A.
nls9tng disease from tie system.
I HiB LiHiueHi Is sod al q A. ceae per fo}t'e hv
the principle Druggists ard NJ ANTS throughout tie
country. Orders Addressed to NJ al ring sing NV
oFk, VIII Ia attended 10.
GLORGE /. STaNfoN.
PrDpf icf0r-
The sfsYe medic ne Ia for sac a. Wheetas Vsatis
s;sfe of do. q IN FAtKLEfEB
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OR. HUNTS

u''a ,o.eA1l rae for Dyspepsia, AID
\. Llr.. tomplaiut, DC.
= r., - !2fmeat OF ,r..th depends On preserving
.,.' q the stomach. liver, iniesiines ard
II s ~ Z, and vigorous state, Il aush the oper
sae,s,, '''s oody receives lis rrow,h. its nuiri.
hese y,,.1.' can no longer he astonis hing tina,
ef - - as defansed, and cannot perform
- d...i wv. 'he wnale :, stem SUITE. and he
u fact. Aha'' ing tins 10 re SCUM. a.. DEM
faci e +. y, see and eIpefience DR.. Hunts sys
ksep the :, 'H'hiul accordance with H. lie
t!as seton 9,e.assh lungs ana liver IN vlgoraa.
6 purese h. b sIs i9 aohosn q y
ID ss An men aud equalizs lie sei len Of tie
al the ssal pulse OF strength 10 the arerisl
dlss- - TINE quicken the seiian qfthe a sor
iou ~ Ing Vessels, aad a. all Sc, 'eilGns arc
Ten u.,s. 4'oea' an morhid acton " ten may
its fl ZOO Is renewed, all DISTINCTIONS over
t ~ These phi. CIV tone 10 The 40, Sch
ait,- 49, -, ana emlnenty eapel all aero O
9p rough The eIeceetory duets INTO tfe "a s
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and #ae eftH HfHHs.
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ls- GH sea H Mas s5#psf. q ty EFR. INC see'g.
FrHTnS fFrsf-i'.a
TIL lkf NsH ARISE INST HAEtT gGNFA-
= VA oF IS WEBBING zsIH 70 urH zeH -e- cent on MI
pre- e~eytH f1t Fsts sazta f-ou Ih1 ttrr ~ here
no '.s= Sc occurred
i'a r. N. HARDING, ses'y.
ts-rs--r,r5. f..,.--r. -. q, 800 ..,s
as' In t..#-'# = \ = 7. gszt nv
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WATER STREET
- TE2E G. - r. .
2%b DOR BELOW = s. HoTff=.
rrsyFr.r - rev

49, = - Z e. = + s..s-
2&o D0eR below T. s. HoTfi.
~, t.,.e,,}N'-H fEtIHeF,A.
- esPFCTfEftf ans eor..t-ta for of Sc rrrv II
ter3. ratf1fsre TIA t1s hc-eiaf5re -e-ir .aet
the ave concern, ss-lia, hose wa1 VIII lsva- lla
' Ha&a 90 SCI sae e5atz aH 'ts 5Hcs 9easaaH ter4a
1i3 d PRICES ia cs7uo fail 70 tleaee avg -
EEcETsHI r REHEBfEE
Al BI}EN LiAGEkS aF9IHEC39
Aaalara Square B6aarg =
III ftt4.fi.e- he' Ms day 'es s.I@ir'et E-a Z
HGiiLf CELEBRATED VIC ff.btE EEsiEf -.
-aa7ts8 - the rsfisgs seHzss 20 sfIc - Gz q. -
d. =. y i p .5'' Of .ssa - oyizz Is
~ ell elronts diaza-ss szt00a Of - iaEs ei 8ee-
Il Rose's Couch sgrap, f. diseases ct - - g. *
"a H. tr4a -tlt=tg, 6-
Dr.. Boae's Cfoaa or Hive -,:.-
D. Rosoa CsmfAund ExtIa., - se-sa. -
If. Rose As,az size Z ri
u eeea te.fa - sases Ser .s'stan of5sis 'os.s
- a5se i tt.el - ea.aest = sa f iae ces.
u toees hermitage sais az SAT sa5 feHeds ~
=, hr. Rose's Tonic Art.ne,-e.1..f.r ii t.se,-ev5e
the 7+1l1aea aud o7'e's c11a'e ,afs7''fll, aa-a
= Fees lezaae .-f=efIesta - l5,-7 = i'll.
chs en- Cd. r. d'iesqes = ..a J. -
+ =.s7slsHlas ''a.eg II weakness CT -
~ a. ht9as sit1 r IN 1-z
II. Rosea Ell Ia Ea.etea taa9o-r assIlta te.
tae4z s. tA4H d. ever #a3=-Hszza
E. Esse's Eaesa ais s5Elre eeezf .,7aasa = f.3-
sl-,Iag ii f5ot. o. fJrfda ca-e ia sz#s d. ID
T. toee's . ~ f5rsEs5zzs f.a fggsa -.I. ans.
y Raaa'a n--1,-I - LATINO rerA9IiIz.-
TIE io- i7fae t. ~ 60 80. Re l-ze5 n e5s-a q
'ro2k casts.
E7.fse. fyar n. F7t.a, Tes'.
y E7s. r TIE tei9e.si,s u zs0Tov5ra
Us q wa af7t saa5asa fa Is7 afa#i ess.rl p
it. ina l-@s<gt u $50 ID hi1s. IL,
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Oh. 5zss..-=. Gt9l s, s#ss4.-.. 49, ..l4a,
NlAEGE HLINIr FIRE SGKEEN6, IO0H
FiSCES. C04gH CURTAIN STUFF, GREW
Dare tOR SIDE GOARnS BrREAVs, STAMPS,
&c, slLN AND MUSLIN A. RONs Iok CHiL.
IEE&4
= osEfH yOen4 C. Cazt Wheeling. would "a e,,.
- f44 Uia-u He ule iaa' he f. re AIRED eAscrie
orders foz anything ed owe In his line IN
lea,ness lima iii9v a. 4 des 6sch.
House aiming. Gazing ana Paper Hanging also at
epdod TO-
Residence and shop near the old Crown Glass Works.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-30

aseNs sgfsied VIII scrafals, Kings Evil, eka.
Im.Erysfess Cd Sores, Ulcers, Gle AercutlSi
80 sHy other complaints arising from mP4rt-
fths boat 5fsHees 20 10 read tie following IS
~ d F,oo' Of Tie wonderful proPeuIts Of Tie
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u hose who p ster home made good. can fp5,as
,wl.s 81 ',s 5, e Ss Of Wheeling Maaufae,1fe.
= Plain tss. slS vsvet. fsncy ftrirs n
= .ans nfipe- an, esid do .,Is v.s,nF stS s. n
~ ~ .s ss4a met. sln sses fancy poaksl Of
h :. ''e'' n AnaNa
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g.00Ed eUT, LOOK m.

The sfoYe medicine ia for sac &, Wheeias, vt.atl
sisfe Of dos 9 IN OFAtBCHfHB.
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RETURN PREMIUMS.
Fy7HE IVES ERS INst RANCE COMPANY of
/ J WHEELING viii -e-nrn 10 per cent on sH mem.
nruF sved for rIsls taken from this ds'c whese
/ eos taa occurred. X. Mccoy, sec.
] lrf 144g
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-06
From a correspondent.l

The following extract of letter is from the New Or
leans Dela's correspondent. The complimentary
in which Jno. b. Butler, esq.,, recently appointed
military sorekeeper at Pittsburg, is alluded to- will be
gratifying to his numerous friends. All who know
anything of Major Buffers capacity for business, will
subscribe to the following well-merted compliment
Major j. b. Butler. paymaster U. s. A., who has been
stationed here since February last will leave in few
days for Psburg, Pa upon the duties of his
appoinmen-tha OF paymaster and military sorekeeper
that place. Major b. has hard service, and has
performed the aduous duties of his office, since his arrival
here, with the greatest promptude and may safely add
the universal satisfaction Of the army, and all those who
had occasion in with him in his official
capacy and the knowledge of his anticipated departure
ELECTS but feeling herethat of universal regret His
departure will be particularly regretted and Justly So by
the junior and inexperienced paymasers, and the voun-
of the service generally He particularly
entve and accommodating all occasions to the volun-
officers giving them every information relative the
payment of their regiments, which, though apparently
small matter only bc fully appreciated by nexpe-
rienced officers who have in with some
Of the paymasters of the martinez school.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6--5, p. m.
Judge Bayiy Of nguishcd v,sitcrs-Euer-
peans.-The markets, &c.
Judge Bayly the distinguished representative of Acco-
mac has been in Baltimore since Saturday and has been
received with great cordially by his personal and political
friends here With regard the attack made by Mr. Fin
ney him, he the statement made by the Norfolk
Beacon that he compelled fly from the county, and
asserts that independent of the protection of the officers
the aw-and he fully acquitted of all blame in shoot
ing Mr. Finneyhe had friends the ground that would
have prevented any such necessity lie thinks would be
novel sight to see him flying from old Accomac, which
has stood by him county stood by man before
Col May is Bamum's Hotel, and great
tention. Among the distinguished guests Bar
NUNS, also notice the of Col Bankhead and Col.
Price, of the army
The Euterpeansa popular and successful band vocal
and instrumental performers from Washington-conmencc
give second series of in Baltimore this evening
Mrs Farren, the distinguished and beautiful actress from
the southern and western Cities is about ate of
the northern Cities and will make her first appearance
Baltimore in few days, supported by Mr.. JAMESON.
THE MARKETs.-The Baltimore -four market has been
heavy to day. and prices have further declined. There
sales to-day the of 800 1000 barrs City
Mills at IS 25beng decline of 12a lS} cents, since
Saturday Moderate sales also of Howard flo u
So rs; but holders generally ask The market closes
change, with buyers than Sellers City M ills
IS Is Holders ofHoward mostly conend ~ for
IS 37a The receipts Of wheat to-day have been huge
with corresponding sales slight decline Stature lays
Good prime red is selling 103 I03 cents and
ordinary good, IS 03 Sales of white wheat at IN3
l15 cents; and family flour white do lis lbs cents.
A sale 800 bushels rye ~ The prices rang
from 40 to ~ cents Oats, 80 40 cents; and strictly
prme 43 Sales Of white and yellow corn at IS 6s
cents and market rather dull Some parcels have been
sold as low 63 cents.
Whiskey is in moderate request 27k to % cents in
hogsheads and barrels, with small sales.
The telegraph reports markets from New York or
Philadelphia to-day
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The English newspapers speak of n printing machine,
long in hand, and just completed, by Mr. William Little
of the Illustrated News, and capable of printing $4,000
sheets an hour, 200 minute. 1t appears almost in
credible and there good ground doubt the fact
McTavish, a descendant of Charles Carroll has been
elected Dundalk, Mccullough His majority was
three The successful candidate is one OF the liberal
school.
During corporation dog-days-so called lncus non
cendo-from the 18th June the 9th of August $40
uckless and vagrom CANNES, of high and low degree Bit
the dust under the remorseess club of the
cuffees Many natured people, designing to disturb the
present friendly relations between this country and China
found to intimate that all the missing puppies did
meet legal end and point darkly wenown tastes
othe strangers ofthe junk but am happy say such
suggestions totally unfounded.
The ladies will be interested know that the Cashmeres
for the fall trade only of better fabric and color
all being of what is called the set fgure-bu are some Is
per cent lower than formerly. Scotch and English plaids
which seem to hold the fashion very WELL are also of better
quality and reduced prices. But for provoking 'run"
jeremiad might be suggested that this the new tariff
deserves the of fair Wearers of
goods.
The new theatre in Broadway, il we may Judge from
the talent engaged must prove successful few days
mentioned the engagement there of several popular
actors and since then, have learned that Mr. Geo Van
denhof who arrived in this city Friday last and Mr.
Leonard, also to be Of the company The latter gem
eman the best deneator of Irish character we have had
since poor Powers time One of the city papers mentions
that Mr.. L. is of Mr. Walack and that Leonard is
name assumed for the stage This is not so Mr. L. was
Irish barrister in good practice home but
duced by his friends who in him great comic talent
TO leave the profession and take the stage He is Il
scholar, and by birth and position gentleman
Yesterday of the hottest days of the season and
has left rich heritage unto its ssue-today FED.
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The FROM LoUIsiANA.-We have the best
authority stating thar the governor has decided not To
the authority raise the companies OF mounted
which referred in editorial OF yesterday II
appears that the governor receiving the requson oil
the Secretary War; the 1h of July, Tor three
MES of mounted men, which authorized limited term OF
service and the furnishing of the horses by government
ticipaed from the favorable conditions OF the CALL that he
might be pressed 10 accept companies than he could
receive and applied the Secretary OF War Tor provisional
authority accept additional companies the tern
in the requison of the 18th of July This request
has been granted but the authority furnish horses
the five companies given under pressing emergency
which existed the time, and Is regarded
quartermasers department be justified only by this
emergency the Secretary of War has coupled the pro
vsonal authority raise the companies in question
with understanding that they must enlist for the
and furnish their There will, therefore, be
attempt made raise the companies, and the Secretary
War has been so infomed.-N o. Poaytne
Whilst we republish the preceding paragraph as sub
sanay correct in its Statements we must remind our
readers that fuc companies Of mounted men from Lou
sana have Just been raised, and are now in Vera
Cruz, oren route
The New Orleans Delta of the 2sth ult states that
Capt Lewis's fine company is now encamped at Car
rolton, and ready to depart for the seat of They
have their horses, equipments arms, and large quantity
OF ammunition, all ready. They expect 10 start or
about Monday next"-IUsIoS.l
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Naval.

Commodore Storer yesterday hosed his broad pendant
board the u s. gate Brandywine, bound for the Brazil
station, which occasion the usual salutes fired
She will put with all possible DESPATCH in obedience
orders to that effect from Washington We hope that
she bears to the government of Brazil such balm for its
offended dignity it may honombly receive, and ours
honoraby offer; and which may efechaly nip in the bud
intercourse should unite them in the bonds OF peace and
friendship.
The following is list of the officers of the Brandywine
and the passengers going out in her:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Storer.
Captain-Thomas Crabb
Leutenants-Jno A. Davis, Luther Stoddard, Samuel
larkin, Carter b. Pondexter q. Wells ]. j. Guthrie
Master-Jno. S. Taylor.
Purser-Jos. Terry.
Fleet Surgeon-B +. Bachc.
Passed Asst Surgeon--R. T. Maxwell.
Assistant Surgeon-Alex. Robinson.
Chapin-J. l.. Leuhart.
I'd Lieut.. of Marines-James Wiley.
Commodores Secretary-Storer.
Passed Midshpmen- VIM: T Truxtun-Jno. T. Barraud,
Simeon s. Basset, T. Lee Walker
Midshpmen-Jno G.. ,Sproston, Charles b. Smith.
Captains Clerk Wilson.
Gunner-Thos. Venable.
Boatswain-Wm. Smith.
Saimaker-David b. Park.
Carpenter-Jos. Coke.
Purser's Clerk jerks.
Passengers join the U. S. ship Ohio. Captain VIM. V.
Taylor, Commander Andrew X. Long, Parser Samuel
Forest; Captain Marines, JOS L. G. Hardy Passed Mid
shpmen, X. L. Law, Thos c. Eaton, Thos w. Brodhead
Midshipmeu, Jno. T. Wood, VIM. ii. Ward, b. c. Hand,
A. b. Cummings, VIM Gwinn' David Harmony, j. p.
Baker, Jno ]. Cornwall, Jos. Miller, II. I. Chapman.
To Join the u S. brig Perry
Lieut. Com'dg. f.. Ct. Tilton Passed Midshipmen- o.
c. Badger, Am. Sharp.-Noyfolk Herald, Sept. A.
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"THE CASTING VoTE. "-During the address of Judge
Champneys al the democratic meeting, Monday even
ing that gentleman incidentally alluded in eloquent and
approbaory the of Vice Presden; Dallas in
giving the casting for the tariff OF 1886 when an out
burst of enthusiastic applause simultaneously burst forth
from every part the room, that made the hearts of all
en bound with deghtprovng concusvely the popularity
Of that great measure, with the for whose benefit the
law was enacted 1t was cheering in the extreme to wit
such enthusiasm, and does credit to the heads and
hearts OF the people in thus awarding honor to the man who
dared to perform his duty in spite of the denunciatons of
the privileged Glasses Philadelphia Spirit of the Times