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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

Our Correspondents are Informed that we are
crowded with epistery matter. and :heir commu-
nications will be attended to in turn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

W Letters from Gen. Kearney, to his friends
in ST. Louis, wherein he intimates that he NAV
be expected TO arrive at Fort Leavenworth, about
the lst September next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

GIr Chas. G. Scott, Esq. will please accept
our thanks for late New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

u- press of adv ertisements have wded out our
usual share of reading matter
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
BATEsvILLE, july 7lh.
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
We nave but little news IN this re-,
country, al present. Crops arc fine, and .
dependence IS prosperous. os are also her
counties.
Ii Is astonishing " hat Storm, lhe Bsnr.
raise IN tea cup. II has "rcsur.ecle5" 1,
gotten relics Of .NWerism, and Is again lrer
TO create an excitement aboI: a matter
The people are tired OF. Whether NsM y
pointed upon the rccommc uaau9g OF ",ou
OF Tie democratic members II the 1esrsn
.Hng IN the Buicsvlle lanj district" Or
that Of Sewer, Drew, unt uu.~r dls,ing,
democrats, or not, is of no mrgr.aBcs
We are satisfied with the appointment. an!
that Mr.. Polk will conlinu" 10 upon. such
petent officers. Col. Neil IS com9s,en,, "A
and attentive; and n better drmoc71, can
found among those who are rn.ng to ha7
removed.
You arc head up for Il " r,tcrn man. &
next Representative to Congress. ans
thus far, that is neTt TO the North. We,
much n'glectct as ANY part Of the Sg,g
there IS 40 part more needing lGr aii Of 9
mem: and none winch vii sooner rrra,
tonIlon winch might b. devoted "a ,..z
lis resources arc great aud lis cl,iz3Gs .
dustrIous and enterPrlsiug. A little Of:
terIng care OF Government Wi. bring il o.
We have distinguished citizen. wh
will present before the next Convention, II
Consent. One, whose democracy Is ludis,
whose sterling worth and In,-grIty D.-s
and industrious habits woui make him ,
Representative than il has ever been our
fortune TO elect. DocToR CHAPMAN is lh
and his friends will heave altogether at i
Convention. We admit the claims OF lh,
bit really think those of tho North are
Our Volunteers viii soon rc;ugn, and
be hoped that the controversy IN regard
conduct Of individuals will then end.
Yours, truly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

The Emperor Of Russia has nominated his las.
born grandson, the Grand Duke Vladimir Alex
androwitch, child only few days old, to the
command Of a regiment Of dragons Of the guard
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

W A Cincinnati paper tells of a family in thai,
city; who had been poisoned, by drinking coffee
in which copper filings had been placed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

OETOur thanks are due to w. II. Mayors, Esq.
at Fort Smith, for late New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

G- Tahka .to-ka, the Cherokee who was tried
IN the Cherokee Courts, for the murder of a
woman, rear Bcatos prairie, has been found gull.
ty, and was hung on the ID. inst,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

G Favorable accounts of the Crops have
reached US, from all parts of tho Indian country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

OF The ladies' Of Van Buren,, who are ever
foremost, 10 testify their admiration of deeds Of
valor and patriotism, we learn, will contribute to
the rich feast to be given our Volunteers, upon
their Ieturn. Their ambition, which is laudubIo
one, is, who shall make the most, and furnish the
incest accompanymeat to the viands.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

TERMS.-If paid within three months after sub
scribng. So so. AT any time. thereafter, 50 per
nun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

II The friends of Capt. Pike at this place,
paraded out the "Anvil Artillery" fired n salute,
and took horn or two, by way Of 'gIorificutlon
at the safe return home Of this gentleman, from
Mexico. Why shouldn't they!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
10 THE EDITOR.
From the Washington County Mounted Gunmen.

The following is IeIlcr hon member of the
W Washington Volunteers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

The Helena Shield.-This Pnper came las! mail
in new dress, enlarged and much finer in ap-
pearance.
The encouragement given to the press, by the
of that place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

Re-e"iiSmsnt.-Copt. Castor Mears, formerly
aforementioned of the A Arkansas regiment;
Lieu.s. B. F. Ross, A. l.. Nc A fee, and ID. W.
Morrison, all Of the same, have formed new
company of 1903 men, of those discharged from
the regiment, to serve during the war with Mesi-
CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

Gr The ship Sophia Walker, arrived at New
Orleans on the 4,h inst, from the Brazos. and
brought over the remains Of Co.. A. Yell, Capt
A. R. Porter, and Private John B. Pelham, OF
the Arkansas Regiment, who fell al Buena Vista.
The remains of Gov Yell will be brought 10
this place, and from hence, taken TO his family
residence near Fayetteville. Our citizens should
meet at an early hour, and appoint Committee
to receive them from the Steam boat, and keep
charge of them ontl they removed from town.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

" The Violin upon which Sivori plays, and
which was formerly Paganini's. is three hundred
years old, aud is considered the best ever made.
IJ'The citizens of New Orleans have sent spen.
did charger TO Col. Ilarney, n token of their
high esteem for his gnnnry.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

Result Of The judicial Election in Nsr York.
Supreme Court Judges, Wings. 10, Democrats
%, County Judges, Wings 2l, Democrats DC;
District Attorneys, Wings 81, Democrats 81;
SurIogates, Wigs 25, Democrats 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17
NORTH ARKANSAS.

Our correspondent "Jusice" has honored us
with long communication, upon the subject of
Mails in this State; and in it, has furnished some
excellent hints upon that subject, and shows that
he has had some mature reflection in regard to it.
We regret that our limits will not admit the
whole communicaton-some 81 columns. We
much prefer short epistes and frequent, to ar.
tices of that length. However as en-" the
Batesvie correspondent of the Arkansas Gazette
states that bids have been made to the Post-rnas.
ter General, for carrying the mail 10y water we
suppose,) from Rock Roe, 10 Berkly once week,
and that bid of ST 500 has been forwarded; and
it is subject which we have not ourselves,
had time to give much reflection, will give
that part of tho communication of our CORE
spondent, who has travelled through that country.
and given the subject due considei alton, and
trust it may cali forth, fuller discussion, by
those familiar with the localities in the North
"The country upon, and extending many miles
from White River and its tributaries is far the
mos, valuabe Q ofany in the Sale: and as grain and
stock. growing country, not surpassed by any land
in the World. The region upon, and about Black
River, is susceptible of the denses, population,
who may cultivate either, corn or cotton, with
the greatest success. White River is navgnble
to the mouth of Black River, the entire year,
and during much of the year, for much greater
distance. Black River is also navigable, far
up as Pocahontas, for sufiicen. period, to trans
port all produce. This river traverses one Of the
finest regions Of country in the World. The
people of the north. therefore, have a right to
claim the best facilities, not only as a means Of
accommodation TO the present worthy and en-
terprlsng population, but also for the future ad-
vancement Of the country, by afording choice
homes 10 an almost Unlimited number of immI.
grants. The proposed mail route may be ac-
compIshed without any real increase of expense
to the government. Let the present Rock Roe
line be abandoned, and n weekly semi.weeklv
White River line, from the mouth of that river
TO Berkeley be let 10 the lowest bidder. Let
trI-weckIy steam bolt line then be est 1b. shed
from the mouth of Arkansas River, to Fort
Smith in this county. Let tho whole line of
Little Rock Stages and Van Buren and Little
Rock ''chckcn CARTS" with few of the mule
"hNIngs,' be Abandoned. An impetus wIll thus
be gwen to emigration to this Stale, which will
increase tho postage to an extent. which wouIi
very soon trouble any increased EXPENSE
"Justice" has canraSSed the whole ground, and
is close observer of the capabilities and wants
Of the country through which he travels, and We
place great reliance in his judgment upon such
matters.
We trust that soon as the Batesville Sland-
drd is under way, that this useful medium of
communication will be used to develope the val
liable resources of the North. We will most
readily lend our columns in aid Of that OBJECT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

Mrs. FREMoNT.-Thls lndy, it appears, who
lief. Washington with the famous Kit Carson de-
signs travelling under his protection, for eighteen
hundred miles, to point where she has agreed
to NEE, her husband.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-17

CT The Washington Uaton denies III, state
mcnt published short time since, in III. New
Orleans papers, thn. Mcs>rs. Cor.oran & L. ~
Of ,h"' cay, had purchased Sl09,oO0 ~cr,., OF III,
bounty land ScIp, Of the soldiers.
GSl- The Wings of Missouri. speak Of glnurna
Col. DoniPhaa, tho hero Of Sacrcm~n:o, t,. lo,.
crnor, nj the mex, ,."c,Da.
o. 1t opp.rr, f,u. IL Washington E.ion
that snch rlniorcrmy":s have uvrn order j to
Gen. Taylor. as w,I re Ian an cifi ..,nt for
of 10, 800 men.
Result Of The Judicial Election in Ne5c York.
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immense loss We have sustained in the bat
tie. This ia matter do not feel myself
qualified to discuss, but il must be certain
that the morale upon tho Mcxicaus, Of dc.
fcut 30 disgracciul and SO disastrous, mus,
he important. They have now (it is five
o'clock in the nfternoon) returned to their
positions; aud il Santa Anna was on the
ground as is stated, and can find no ono
to lay the blame upon, no may twist the
whole affair into victory-on paper. ],
will not be the first time he has done this
thing.
Since commenced this letter I have
been out endcavoring to obtain full list ol
the killed and wounded officers, but so far
have been unable. Knowing The deep
anxiety felt 10 the United States BY the
families Of all, this shall be my first cnrc.-
The entire loss in Gen. Worih's division,
out Of some ! 500 or 1000 that went Into
action, will not fall much short Of G0O.-
The dragons md Gen. Cadwalader's bri.
gadc did not suffer so severely in COMPARE
son. What the next movement is to be no
ono knows, but il thought the city will be
attacked Immediately.
Yours, &c. @. ". X.
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EVERY BODY TAKE NOIICE.
HE Subscriber having returned to his old
- occupation
GARNET MAKING AND TURNING,
10 now prepared 20 manufacture work Of oil sorts
and descriptions on the shortest notice, and in
style not to be surpassed IN the Western Coun-
try and at REDUCED PRICES. Now those Of
my Iowa friends having special welfare for
their pockets will save themselves some trouble
and expense by giving the subscriber their pay
,ronage instead Of going down the Bio DRISKn'-
ter Furniture! For shall spare no pains to SUIT
purchasers in quality aud price, having adopted
the READY PAY System am determined to
sell Embellishments that!
am also prepared TO do
TURNING IN MOOD OR IRON
with despatch. All orders from a distance
thankfully received and punctually attended to,
ii accompanied with the READY!
All kinds Of marketable Country Produce and
oil xinds of Lumber, taken in exchange for work.
SHOP on Front street, next door above tho
Gazette Office.
N. b. CeOins made with despatch st 4 dollars
por foot. JOHN POPE.
A journeymnn Cabinet Maker wanted immc.
diately; apply as above.
Davenport, January 22d, l8l7. 22-ly
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HAYS LsNIMENT FOR TITE
PILES.

HE worst attacks Of the Piles arc ef-
- icctually and permanently cured in short
time by the use OF the genuine lIavs' Liniment
hundreds OF our first citizens throughout the
country have used this Linment with complete
success. The Proprictors warrant i, to cure the
most aggravated cases.
We clip the following fromthc n. Y. CON-
ADV
The PiLrs AND ALI. SoEEs.--IIays' Lnimcns is
known now 10 thousands, as most cxtraordina-
~ remedy for these nilli ciions. II is impossible
TO tell IN newspaper in such a manner as TO OBJ
tain full crcdencc, the effects and benefit Of this
article, 50 general is the practice OF advertisers
OF 'xiolllng articles of no merit. Such personal
reference will be given, ns 10 bring conviction to
The minds OF the most nnbclieving. Will suffer-
ers only ask among their friends, il they have
not heard OF or known its effects: and II they do
not hear II moro warmly praised than any other
salvc, let them not get il. All fancy or cxagccr.
alton is positively excluded from those state
mcnis and il is determined to say nothing OF its
merits, but what could be proved BY host Of
witnesses IN any court Of justice. Will you look
n, the thing and it, proofs ut 81 Cor,land-s,reet.
where il NAV be had!
forfeited this article and put il up with various
devices. DO no, be imposed upon. One thing
only will protect you-it is the name Of Com
stock 4 Co.; that name mus, be always on the
wrapper or you are cheated. DO not forget il.
Take tins direction with you, md test by that or
never buy, for il is impossible for nny other 10 be
true or genuine. SOLOMON HAYS
Coms.ock & CO., New York, sole Proprictors.
Sold In Davenport ut b. SANFORD'S Drug
Store, also by NORRIS, Rock island, i'll.
MAY 18th, i8i7.
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CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN Ey-
TRACTOR.
HE marvellous cures which have beer

80 tsNUOuS CuISS WttGu OcCO
- wrought by this nll-hcaling ointment aud
the almost incredible amount Of suffering which
has been relieved by il, are too well known by
the public 20 admit Of any doubt of,s wonderful
properties in subdung all pain or suffering from
burns or sca!ds and always healing in m incrcd-
'ble short time and never leaving any scar. II
applied 70 broken limbs they heal without pain
or soreness. II is sure TO cure eyes tina. have
been sore and inilamcd for years. BY il old
scars are removed and contracted cords are re-
Taxed. 1t reduces swcllngs and stops mor,,fi-
cations. Il heals every species of wounds, both
old and new and humors Of every description are
cured BY il. Hundreds in the city Of New York
and IN all parts OF the union, Wherever this savc
known, now stand ready to testify to It's aston.
'shing effect in removing all pain almost imme-
diately upon its application. No family should
ever he without this saive.
Comsiock & Co New York, sole Proprietors,
and no Pain Extractor il genuine unless il has
their signature on the wrapper Of each box. Sold
in Davenport at SANFORDsS Drug Store. also
at Norris Rock Island, I'll. May 18th, 1917.
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COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SAR.
SAPA14lLLA.
AlMp1 ES md p,et,,lo. a.. A.


- which are SO annoying md the cause OF 40.
much anxiety and modification on account Of
their unsightly appearance, in most eases can
arse from no other cause than a morbid state of
the blood and stomach. Nor is their appear
ance all that should arrest the attention OF shcir
subject: Generally, although no acute disease
may follow, their appearance may be regarded.
as sure indications Of latent disorders or the al.
ges'ivc and hillary organs, which canno, be too
speedily and securely checked. II we but resist
inc beginning Of disease, j; may be our good for
tune to escape altogether its most dangerous and
distressing results. When, therefore an impnre
appearance Of the complexion begins to indicate
i,npunty within !! 10 time to begin to regulate
the stomach and bowels, promote and fac;li,ase
digestion, purify the blood and assist nature in .
invigora.ing the system. For this purpose Moth
ing will be found more csFicacous than Com.
stocks Extract OF Sarsaparilla. Use il and YOU
viii At once recover your good looks, and what
Is q more importance, your good health.
). Price 90 cents per Bottle. Sold ut SAxvoap',
Drug Store, also by NorRis, Rock Island, III.
May 18th, I847.
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CABINET WARE
BRANDRETHN PYLLN.

U1E expressions, rich blood, and poor
I blood, have a scientific basis The ridi-
Guile which many have attempted TO cas-, on ese
common sense opinions, must recoil upon them
selves rs surely rs that TRUTH will prevail.
The effect Of this celebrated medicine il 10
purify the blood, 10 convert the poor, corrupt
blood, into healthy, rich blood. And il is be-
cause they do this that they have been SO stead.
lily sought after BY all classes Of our citizens who
have required medicine. And il il because Of
the power Brandreth Pills arc NOW known to pos
sess rs hcalth-restorcis, that renders the m SO
popular. ;,
They cure oil affections, simply, BECAUSE THEY
MAKE the BLOOD PuEE-abstract out Of il those
qualities which produce disease, and give to il
those qualities which produce health
Sold at % cents per box at the store Of GEO.
L. DAVENPORT & Co, in this town. and by
one agent in nearly every village in the United
States.
Davenport, September 23d, l8l7. 5-am
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TO ENUoRANTS.

aSE N'ifohl1NiIb TOR INVESTMENT.
"a PERMANENT interest may he OBJ
- tanned Of the subscriber, by purchase or
tense, in his
EXTENSIVE WATER POWER
Located al the town Of CANTON, on the
South Fork Of the Maquoleta river, jackson
county, Iowa. This water power 10 very eliui-
bly, situated, banks and bottom rocky, with suli-
cient room for any amount Of machinery, and is
surrounded By large bodies Of fine timber
The machinery now in operation, consisting
OF FIGURING Nil, Sam Mil, Carding Machine,
and Turning Machines, will be sold, leascd or
rented on reasonable terms
A better opening for q stock of goods is no.
where TO be found; the subscriber is now erect.
ing large building, three stories including
basement, intended for n store, which he will
rent low to any one for tina, purpose. There is
also, nearly finished, a large two story building,
designed rs public house, which will be lot Tor
that purpose TO n good tenant.
Good and permanent employment can be OBJ
tanned At this place BY mechanics and machin-
lists Of almos, every kind.
Good selections can yet be made Of public
land, prairie and timber in the vicinity of the IA
bove place. These are facts jus, M they exist
Let oil persons DESTROYS Of situations in the Yves.
call and sec for themselves as they are assured
no better can be obtained.
JOHN J. TOMLINsON.
Canton, Joekson CO., l. r., July IGlh, 1876.
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NURSES
FANNING MILL MANUFACTOlsY
MOLINE, I'LL

MOLINE, It'll.
A. g. ALONZO NURSE, nre still
- at work in Moline, bio,riny oil they can
..or they arc manufacturing the beet Blowing
Machines for cleaning grim OF all sorts and sizes
IN the best style that ever was done by wind and
selves. REMEMBER F.aR.lERS--Whcn
~. boy as
NURSES TANNING MILLS
You are getting the rorM Of your MONEY, md
you Will az have an opportunity Of buying at
your own doors. There arc three wagons car-
rying out mills all tho time md in our hurry md
the increased demand il any should get over
looked, please send letter, tell how many can
be sold in your neighborhood and where you
live exactly, aud we will give YOU n call.
When the Pedlar comes don't lc, the opnor-
iuniiy slip, for they go fast. You can pay in
Wheat, Pork and mos, kinds Of farmers pro.
dnce-flaxsced, Hides and Ta,low into the bar.
gnln, and il he happens 10 be low for expense
money he will take cash-try him!
About two hundred Of these machines have
been sold this season md more yet TO 60. Give
us q call when you come fo-one Of the best
mills in the State TO &c. Flour exchanged for
Wheat. WA a. N
Moline, ILL.,, November i2th, 1916. left
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RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED.
L is not strange that pcoplo should hos.

Is MOI strange thnt people should hes
= itate to try remedies that they see advertised
IN the newspapers, because they nrc so liable to
pay their money for worthless article. How
many who were suffering in,olcrably with rhcu-
n.aiism, have we heard say they did not know
whether to try the Indian Vegetable Elixir and
Nerve and Bone Linimcnt or not; they had used
so many things without any good effect, they
have no faith in any thing. Now we assure
them that they may have perfect confidence in
this extraordinary remedy. Il has been tried in
some OF the worst cases Of inflammatory and
chronic rheumatism in this city with pcrfcc, suc-
cess. We say by oil means let the afflicted trv
Il. Sold by Comstock g. CO., q Cortland Street.
New York. Sold at SANFORD,S Drug store
also at NoRRIs' Drug Store, Rock Island, III.
Nav 18th. l(347
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REMEDY FOR THE CUBE or
S1Ck1lEADACllE.

HIS distressing complain, may be Gu
red BY using one bottle Of spohn's Sick
neadache Kennedy, which has cured thousands
Of the very wors, cases. Persons after suffering
weeks with this dea,h-lkc sickness. will buy a
bottle OF this remedy and be cured and then com.
plain ofthcir folly ia no, buying il before. PEG.
pie arc expected 10 use the whole bottle, not use
y two or three times, and then complain that
they are not cured. a bottle will cure them.
Sold Wholesale by Comstock g. Co. New
FORK. ~ Cort!nnd-st. Sold in Davenport Ut b.
SANtoKUS Drug Store, also BY NorRls, Rock
Island, Ill. Mnv mn ,aa7