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ELLIOTT NJ. BRAAIoN,
Attorney at Law,
CCNAIE .rEAcHER WANTE0.

WILL practice in the Courts Of King William, HI
w s: 0uecn. and Essex.
Addfess-king & Queen Court house.
Au, 94-d6ta cat
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"a Clay Whis" and variety Of other mat
tcrs in type, are crowded oul Today by the pres
surp of advertisements
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MRS. DkEW'S SCHOOL
WILL be reopened on the Isl Of October next. in
w The house formerly occupied by the Rev. Mr..
stiles, on sraee street, between 5th and 9th. few
young ladies' can be accommodated with board.
Aug. M-dGc2m
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OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD co.
ivy 5, 1877. I
THE Board OF Directors have this day declared di-
vidend Of three and half per cent. for the last
SIX months, payable demand at the Office of the
Company. II. d. BIRD, President.
Aug o-cln
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ARRIVED,
Schr. Vim. P. Williams, Rogers, New Yot.
Schr. Gen. Irwin Wilson, Philadelphia.
Schr. Thos II. Thompson, Wiyon. Boston.
Schr. Fanny Gray. Steelman, Phiatel;hi:
coal, 10 r. Tripel * Son.
Schr. X. l.. F., Davis. Norfolk.
Schr. Emily Ann, Parker, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Ca,ha.iEc Amanda, Ogden, PHILADELPHIA.
Srhr. Marl,iia Burr. Dearborn Neg York
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,u.,, =, s;m,a The former was 10 return ~
Calcutta in October. All was ranq:'i Il, Tue
puniaub There was an appearance " ""n
ou,ily in Afganistan. Thee was no'i."'f fin,a,
rom scindr. The we'll known B!ii,h tio's'
Mad been des,royet By fIishiGul conilast ,'0n =,
which broke Out in Fort Bombay OIL INT '''"
June. Ton. f,c, trans.
OReoos TgaRlToRY-A curious Nv uan
pircd al The Glasgow election. MI aS;a,,cs
of The board OF trade, one o. w ea =, Wssb.
stated that al The lime our amoassaa", .c,.od IN
inelon, the Honorable Mr. Pakennan Wind.
negotiate on The 49;h raialei Oh - -, rsiusal
as the basis ola treaty, and ~hen - Wv" pr;,ain
the danger Of rupture between A. n.
and A merica became really Imminent, Mi. Ia "a.
mel Webs,er formerly Secretary oil Sla.e 70 me
mer;can Government, wrote lelleI 10 WI. w
1;yeoor in which he strongly deprecated WI;
Pakenbam,s conduct, which if persisted I'D, ah q
aaon,ed ., home would, to certainty, emoroi'
The countries. and suggested an equi.aoie com,
nromise taking the 49.h parallel as Inc pass o.
an adjustment. Mr.. McGresof sem lne lc''el ~
Lord John Russell, who gave MI Mc1fesof PEI
mission TO intimate 10 Earl Ao"idcen INA, ne
Lord John Russell, quite agreed WIN MI. Weo
s,er. This expressed opinion oi s.a'ss'nan ~
NJ any apn,chensioIs Of censure iium that guar
,er hnt MIR. NlcGresor claims Tor himself ant
| Lord John Russell, The merit OF having 'hereo,
contributed essentially TO preserve The peace
The world.-[ Lirerpooi Times.
Mn. ]. HENsHALL, or AMERICA, IN WidAN.-
On Sunday last, three lectures were delivered il
The Commercial Hall, by the above named gen
,leman. The first on Original Christianity II
theory; the second on Orig inal Christianity i
Practice; and the third, The last named and sub
jecl continued. The Gentleman, who is a
evangels; OF the church Of Richmond, Virgins
delivered anoiher lecture on Monday evening.
The Western Virginia Land Company is ia
yorably spoken Of in some OF The Ergish paper:
The Queen and Albert were 10 Start Tor SEQ
land on The 9th iGsl.
The Ieports Of the harvest in England and lIt
land are Of he most encouraging character. In
wheat crops promise 10 yield most abuncanily;;-
The reports respecting The temperance OF di:
ease in The potato crop are very contradictory.
is admitted, however, that the disease has al
pealed in some places
The general European news is not imrorlan
In nearly all The c, ninenlal States the prices {
breadslufls were declining.
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SEI.ECT AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

SELECT AND CLASSICAL SCilOOL.
THE subscriber proposes TO open Sr,c aud til"I
chi School nj Wheaaud, Jefferson county, Va ~
th. 1T II October neat He viii, himself hr the IL
srcor in the Mathematics aud other Ene sh Branch
e. and IN The French, 10 snoi as may desire u sa'n
that language. The LATIN and Greek VIII be taught b,
Hn accomplished and well qualified Instructor lie
courses of instruction In The several English Depart
mens and the text books used will be modelled r'r
those oflhe West Fint Academy, Of which III. sahon
her ~ graduate. In the Latin and Greek approved
text books will be used.
The subscriber deems unnecessary Ia these IN his
neighhorood but 10 those NJ distance II may he Tf
per 10 say, thar Wbrntand Is retired, healthy and
most favorable situation tor school, within q lev
miles oi tharrstoUn. through which passes The lif
I-rs Ferry and Winchester Railroad.
The terms viii lie, for Board aud Tuition S20u pH
annnm; for tuition alone, 500; and, without lie
French, $50, payable IN every half yearly IN ID
Every win be bestowed upon the health oom.
fnft ard intellectual and moral improvement u ia
scholars.
There will he vacation Of Two weeks during ne
Winter, and Of TX weeks during tho summer.
C. " TURNER.
Whrailand, Jefferson 60 Va, Aug 10 1857.
REFERENCES -Churea Dawes. 10, New Yus,
late Professor of Mathematics West Poini Edward u.
Gourtenay E-q Charlotte sve, Va, late Professor q
Natural Philosophy al Yves. Point; Cot. L. II smith
sup. Va. Military Institute, ui Lexington Va Rev.
DIR. Alexander Jorea, Cbarlestnwn Va; Lorenzo Lev.
IL, r, O., B-Iryrilie, Clarke county, Va
Ang 2f--cMtOci
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FOR BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA
STEAMER COLUMBUS.

= - = The COLUMBUS, Capt. PAR
s. - - RrsH will receive freight for The
above places ill 2 P. NJ. to-day, and will leave
The wharf al T. M. Hhds. must be ngsged at
our office before being sent down. There are a
sufficient number engaged for This trip Passage
and fare 10 Baltimore only S5.
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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MARINE JUt khAi
II or MON u
ARRIVED

llgn y sler his .ay All. a.cIocs P VI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
VOLUME s-NO. 4s !,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s3 w s

iion OF patriots, and viii sooner die than bring
reproach on that country.''
MY sweet ANGEL said Clarence, this noble
act of yours, doubIy enhances you in my estima-
toni know i am dear to you, and it is no, with
out pang. you resign me but, hear me dearest,
swear by this cross" kissing golden crucifx,
suspended round her neck, " that should ! be per-
mltted TO return, 10 CLAIM, my affianced bride, it
shall be my .unceasng TO guard the purity.
over whom, now, superior supernal beings make
their watch. Yes, lovely Florence; my love for
you shall expire but with life tself-you know
am no wavering vasciIating creature and on this
fair hand, VOW, that though the terrorso of the
battle should concentrate their forces against me,
my last moments shall breathe prayer for your
ba7eRyg2Iness b7eRyg2es and my last respiration be spent in
He, then. clasped around her snowy throat, n
magnificent chain of twisted gold, to which was
suspended his miniature, set in diamonds-she
gave hers in RETURN
:" will take this said he, " and guard il sa.
credy but il requires 40 such talisman TO ava
ken my thoughts and bring up "reminiscences of
bye-past time.'
ide pressed her tenderly 10 his breast and i'm.
pressed upon her lisps. a long-lingered kiss, and
flew from the apartment but lot without casting
a longing. lingering look behnd.''
fAYETTEvILLE, lS47.
Confined and concluded neat sreekl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Fresh Groceries


VI e-s' hS" ri her heGs Ian va TO -.co,o;n.1:
lrlends and customers, that he is receiyino
arge additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand of Austin & CIegg. on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing:
70 which ne invites the attention of purchasers, s,
being satisfied that he can sell as low as anv 9th
er establishment, for Cash or Countrv nro,nco
His stock now consists in part of
10y 10y SACKS SAT- 80 kegs nails
'iOO - coffee 1000 lbs lead
Soo Dois and half bbls 20 kegs powder
"nishey 20 boxes tobacco
i Is hhds sugar 90 soon
20 'u'S 'nolasses Io Gunpowder tea
~ ioaI sugar 10 '' Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 boots and sboas
300 plough moufds 200 lbs sole Leather
'Oo los castings ass'd 90 sides upper do
toO SetS 30 wagon boxes doz painted buckets
'oG o';oL IDS Sc cast steel En- 3 sacks pepper
elish, n'is'er' German, &C ginger
and American do. G bales doeno,,;.
~.
Inai"s' TN ware, queensware, and saddIerVV.Hns y .ns
Also a few articles in the Dry Good line. and
many others too numerous to mention; all of
"hicn he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with CALL
r---..... GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
''""4 " tae base line and soest of tIe 6f,s .---, :,
xneridfun 49, f'N'''tFot

- s.ese " Lhe NTH principe
tvtwo ma hse, SIX and severn
IN townshi three south of tn Arkansas r;xar
to of section one aud the west b,if south
ten - south of Arkansas river in -, sec
OF range two west OF :. Old river,
Al the Land Office at Johnson Court uo,.a
next. for the dy the fourteenth day.of February
""eiiehtloned townships and parts If townsb;n. n e
=" "'e case line and ,oest of HE fifth priucipal
meridian.
township ten, of range eighteen.
to"nshiP eleven of ranee twenty
..ohs one' two, eleven twelve, thirteen fonrteors
i,en.y -thFee, twenty-four twenty.6 twentvs;
oMnhpp e aad ow.a
| townships four and eleven of range twentv.two &
fractional township nine, south of Arkansas riv.r
OF range twenty-six = i'aS river >
township four. and fractional township nine ror,h
and soath of Arkansas river (excent oi itn
ract quarter of section twenty, and fract;,n f
range twenty y-seven. ~ ''ef') OF
township eleven. of range twenty-nine
:, AT the Land Office at Little Rock, commenc;,o on
the twenty first day of February next. for
' @ tns uisPosai Of the disposal of the public lands
townships, viz 'no parts oil
'A' y 'ae oaSe A"e ond ,oest of the fifth principal
he northeast fractional quarter of section one and
aciiohai sections SIX, seven, eighteen two
twenty our, twenty five, twenty six twentv.sevan
ana thirty. north of the Arkansas river and sec
tohs twenty-sx and twenty-seven, south of the Ar
kansas river, in township eight. of range three
o'ohs SIN SEVEN and eighteen, north of Arkan. |
sas riFer, IN township seven, of range fours
fractional sections six, seven seventeen eighteen
io twenty south OF Arkansas river in township Ave
CT range nine. --'f Nv |
Saline river sWo % and 81 nas Msye seqehpn pnd
Townships eigh. and nine, of range thirteen.
North Of The base line and Of the fifth princpa
Fractional sections twenty seven and thirty -four
north OF Arkansas river and south of the Shute and
section tbirtyise north of Arkansas river
except the southeast quarterly in township four, Of
range fourteen
Township two, range sixteen.
At the Land Office at Champanogle commcncnc
9n MONDAY, the twenty eighth day of February next
or the disposal OF the public lands within the under
townships, viz:
South Of the base line and ,cest of the fifth principal
meridian.
Townships fourteen and fifteen, of xange eleven
Fractional twonship twenty of range fifteen.
Fractional township twenty, of range sixteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military other purposes, will be excluded from the
alcs.
The offering of the lands will be commenced on the
lays appointed, and proceed in the same order in |.
,atch, until the whole shall have been offered and he
aIcs thus closed. But sale shall be kept open
onger than two weeks and private entry of of
he lands will be admitted until lter the expiration of
the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the City of Washing ton,
his sixteenth day of October, Ammo Domn one
one thousand eight hundred and fortysev
By the President:
JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
FERRY NOTICE.

MAY no attention to new humbugs, as 1sw eS'
Il tablished Erries--cut roads|nsw or:sss 1,:assS
= nd nep ni6h cuts. Keep the old well established
and aa nio;n road to the VAN BUREN Ferry
where YOU will find good new ferry boats-expe,
.;anced careful and obliging ferry-men ana
esaraes charges as the cheapest DrOvers will
s;s the hest and safest poin, to cross sock as
NM ,ho ,o'' kansas river They will also ind
~ d enI Io, Immediately at the Ferry landing ior
,he;r ACCOMMODATION. The farmer, by cross"g Wu
at this ferry, canhave the advantage OF inc paG
Buren market, where tho highest prices a'e p"''
bysihe mefcnS'''' 'o' ]. NJ GLENN.
Won Buren,, Sept se, ls4T.--s4-'f'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
CHAS.C. GAINES.
SUCCESSOR TO GEO. PARDow, JuR., & co..
lMP0R TER & DEALER INF FORElGN& & D0MESTIc
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

~ n1dSdstne ana 4U Grapler SfS.,
! NEW ORLEANS. LA,
Is now receiving. direct from Europe and the
nmerlcan manufactures, large and extensive as.
sortments OF every arIIcIe "a tne r1aruwarv me
the following comprising part:
100 doz Collins & Co.'S axes ass'd light &. beovv.
lOOO kegs best Boston nails ass'd from to 60.
5OO doz cotton cards "Whttemoresv No. 10:
~Uo w wool '' 6;
az tons castings ass'd pots, oven-spiders & lids:
l3OO French pots from to 60 pts;
2OO coils grass rope from to inch;
SO cotton pough-lne rope;
lOO tarr'd rope from to IL lhread
90 casks OK and log and trace chains;
40 doz cast-steel socket spades;
lOO shoveIs ass'd, different makers;
90 spades, Rowland's, Ames' q Adams m:
81 casks wedding hoes, all prices;
III g. cast-steel;
3OO Indian corn mills assd from to 8:
ooo doz Wilson's coffee,m No. l. 2 g. 8:
All Kinds OF cutlery, tinware, guns. rifles, hand.
saws. augers, drawing knives, smiths tools, stock
ana dies, screw plates, mill and cross-cu. saws.
howland'S manufacture, locks, hinges, screws;
with complete assortment of carpeninr'-----
Of the most annrnuaI ---h----rro IuShlonS.
country merchants and planters will find it to
their advantage. to call and examine the price Of
my Goods, which will be sold at low prices for
cash, or good approved paper.
Sept, ls47. I32:6m.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Yankee Doodle in the Theatre.

Last night wo had un exciting scene al the thea
tire. Between the pieces the orchestra, which is
really very fine one, gave US two or three beau
tlfu airs, and concluded with Mexican m lonal
air. As soon as they finished, the audience, be-
ing mostly American, called for Yankee Doodle:
out The orchestra paid no attention. They stamp.
ed, as If they would bring the house down over our
heads, Out still the orchestra heeded not. AT
length the bell rang, and up went the curtain
ne audience seemed for an instant as if they
were Wiling TO give it up, but al this moment a
tall, slab-sded-lookng genius, who bore the ap-
pearance OF being real, thorough bred Patriot
volunteer OF the first water raised himself about
half straight, and sad-''l often heard that Yam.
kee Doodle was the Americans fightin tune; but
as the darned etarnal Greasers kept US so busy
while we were fighting, that we couldn't have
time ever TO whistle little, think we might have
a lItle touch OF Uncle Sans favorte if It's only
10 make feer think of the white settlements,
This acted like an electric shock upon the audi
enc, and they recommended their calls for Yam.
kee Doodle. The actors appeared upon the stage,
but stiIl they continued to stamp and halloo. Se-
nora Canetie bowed gracefully, and smiled be-
wltch!nSly, but 1t was no use; they had determin-
ed upon hearing national air. and nothing
drew, cuftnfh 1ell yTe uieuusrI VIM
their demands, and the balanc of the evenings
entertainment passed off in excellent order. A
Mexican gentleman, sitting in front of me- re.
marked TO his frlend that it was the bes, illusra-
ton of the Anne rican cha rocter he had ever wit
nessed-that when they once determined upon
anything, neither the firmness Of man, nor tho
solicitation Of woman, could induce them to cease
In their exertions until they had accomplished
their object, and that in ten min after or before
any efforts, you would think, from their appear
ance, that they were us docile as lambs and as
harmless as infants. - MUSTANG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

OLD BoYs.-At meeting of the Historical Society
m this city on Tuseday evening last, Albert Gal
latin and John Quincy Adams met together and
rehedrsed over some of their sprees they had in
olden time. The meeting was very interesting.
Mr.. Gallotin, who is eightyseyen years of age,
called Mr.. Adams nothing but "boy," in allu-
ding to the difference in their ages, and TO his
activity, John Quincy is "nothing shorter.''-
Nenc York Globe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
~ "a ~ . X Err p A G X E L i.
O.. THE STEAMER
Gx::fE-NiJ p H. w II ITE
SseSEzksxzzSSS ELLIOTT NosfeT

w IN run as regular Packet. from Napoleon
nna On Mouth Of White River, to Little Rock, Van
ne +. =. WHITE is a new boat, and was built
HHpressly Tor this River, drawing only fourteen
I,assengers and shippers may depend upon her
mixing regular trips.
rof freight or passage, (having superior &C.
n apply on board.
Sept. I'd, lS47. oo..c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

-"Mr. DEAR" said printer to his sweet heart,
''perulit me m~N~~you." When the terma-
giant Immediately made a---at him and plan
ted herlEr between his eyes which Knocked his
head into PI and made him see y. This con-
Duct. said the CALLED typo looking al her is with
out \.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

CHANGE OF BIISINENS.

We undersigned most respectfully informs
- ms friends that he has retired from the Ear.
,nen ,W "are trade and entered the General Hard
ware business. and begs leave to call the a,,en.
non OF the Public to the following:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

OK THE SAFE SIpE.-lt is said, by ono who
Knows, though we not vouch for the fact That
young man in New Heaven, Coan., of great
economy, was accustomed before his marriage, TO
ride out with his botrothcd, but with The stipula-
ton. that in he did not marry her, she should
pay half HE expense of the team.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
The ARKANSAS INTELLiGENcER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY S8TIyRD4V

Lu Two DOLLARS and FIFrT CENTS per year, if paid
thin three months, or THnEE DOLLARS, if payment
: Jeayed until after that time
Terms of Adyertisiue
Para square of 10 lines. less FIRST insertion
Iort,n, and FIFTY CENTS for each continuance-over
d lines, and not exceeding Is, to be charged as
,are and half, and in that proportion fos Ions..
idyertisements
when an individual account, at the above rates
mounts $50 and under 500, discount of 25 pet
discount Of 335 per cent: but no discount will bc
hlds where payment is delayed after the exprat;on
i one year. and nc deduction will be de On The Iegai
ADVERTISEMENTS required to be pubiised by law.
All advertisements to be paid for in advance n, Tho
u yment assumed by some responsible person
Contracts by the Year.
Payable Quarterly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

GEoRaiH SENAToRs.-On the 18th inst. tho
Hon. John NJ. Berrien and the Hon. VIM. G. Daw-
son were selected Senator from Georgia to the
Congress- Of the United S,ates-the former for sIx
years from the 4th of March, ls47, and the lat.
ter from the 4th Of March, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

HONOR TO THE BRAvEl-The public spirited ci,.
zens of Natchez and Adams county, Miss, are
making ample arrangements for the reception of
Als anticipated visit g lis Ae,fn tho occasion of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Announcement OF candidates for office, 90
Political circulars will be charged advertisements
No advertisement of gross. abusive, personal ma
pre. will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
~ The above terms will be strickly adhered to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
A Farm for sale.

10 BARRELS ALBANY ALE; 10 do
F&NIAA Newark Cider; Pipe Champ Brandy
ezE3kM do Pure Port Juice; Ia do. Jamai ca
.X&@3A Rum; IA do Holland Gin; Barrels
Monong ,Whfsksy; do Bourbon Whiskey; dozen
Lemon Syrup; 25 boxes Claret; 3 do. Muscat WINE
8 do Haliy Madeira; do Preserved Fruits; do Jel
lies 10 do. Candies.
Received this day and for sale At .J.....,s :.
4 Ma o. Ar Fort Snth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of emption to
any lands within the limits of the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated is required to
establish the to the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver of the proper Land Office and make
payment therefor, practicable after seeing
s notice. and before the day appointed for the
mencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the
general Land Office.
November I3, 1S47.-40-13w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Winter Goods.

Winter Goods. ..
u0NCIJSH and French Broadcloth's laid and fan
FIcy Cassnsere's sattinets and Tweeds; plain
and fancy Oregon and Rough and Ready Cloths Bea
YER and Pilot Cloths blue, brown and BLACK bianhet
CLOTH: blue green and white Mackinaw Blankets
white red, yellow and green Flannels, Llnseys ana
f'a,osM'I 1o,ohsr 40 Is47' WALLACE g. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18
MARRIAGE.

Mari iage is like flaming candle light,
Placed in the window simmer night,
Inviting all the insects Of tho air
To come and singc their pretty winglets there
Those that bait those heads against the pane.
Those that IN butt get out again
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

celebrated Eye Water, for sale at
MAYERS' Drug Store,
Nove,nber 90 No |, Commercial Row.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

wife !?
Because her aoa ist is as little as she can make
it. . Clr ,not
'Joemes who was the Oldest man =
DOM know, SIR
'Well, who was the Oldest woman, then2'
'Ann Tiquity, SIR. ~ ..f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

"Why was the battle Of Rasaca de la Palma
like the marriage of Adam and Eve2" Becuse
it was short engagement followed by long
racC,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

1t is announced by the correspondent of tho
Republican. that Gen. SHIELDS intends 10 be a
candidate for the u. S. Senate from Illinois. The
next Legislature will have to choose Senator as
Jude BREEsE's term expires, and the statement III
the Republicans is probably semi-ofiicial.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-18

RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
summary OF news.

Col. Fremont having been arrested for disc
beying orders. il will be now necessary to in
quire whose orders. and which Of the three
Governors of California was the real Simon
Pore.
A destructive FIRE broke out at the corner Of
Lodge and State streets. Albany, few days
ago. which destroyed property to the amount
si2 600.
The skeleton frame Of Major Ringgold's
noble charger, who fell like HE master. in
baile, has been secured after considerable
trouble. ard is TO be brought to Baltimore.
Col Yell's remains were consigned to the
tomb. 10 Fayetteville, Arkansas, on the Sd
instant. The ceremonies were attended by
four thousand persons.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18


STAGE AccIDtNT AND Loss or LfFE. We
learn, says the Galena Gazette, that between
TWO and three O'Clock on Saturday morning. as
the two horse stage carriage which runs from
Grand de Tour 10 Freepor, wss descending
hill at North Grove. one Of the breast straps
Of the harness gave way, The carriage was
thrown upon the horses, who started on run.
The driver in bracing himself 10 check Them,
broke the foo, board, and fell, The horses
continued to run short distance when The
tongue Of the carriage broke, and they became
diseDgaged. Mr.. Shinn. gentleman from
Dubuque, The only passenger being then lib
Grated Immediately went back in search of
the driver, whom he found helpless. lie
raised an alarm, assistance came the driver
was carried 10 the house OF Dr. Jacobs, in the
close vicinity, where be Immediately expired.
The carriage had passed over him and his
breast was badly bruised. He retained his
senses TO the last, and gave his name as
Morey. The horses were found PROSTATE the
next morning, entangled in the harness. Mr..
Shinn escaped unhuu.