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qenfsn bic, aufnwrffamfsit ibrsr Srsunos unb
ess publifums ibsrbaupt auf ibr fplsnbio unp
nsuss enforcement pon @itsrn fur tpausbals
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unb sbss.q6Asln, stpfsn, SsikIn, emaIirtsn
Rcbsrn unb YrsisrpinssSsnsIn msffn9snsn
SsiTsln, SlssIsifsn qibtsrft6dsn, eibtfbsss
rem, 9Datsrn, 9baufsIn unb 3anssn, Srats
unb Sadspfannsn, Sfillsts, Raffssmhblsn.
SbWrsn. SIcfsn, Spis9sln Srcbs, 9Saibf'
&eifss unb Marfts&crbsn, @sbsrs0Saarsn &C.
was ale su ben nisbrisitsn Yrsifsn psrfauf'
Uerbsn mirb.
Geabin9, Wdr,7. bp.
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Dr. .Dohm y. AfemIe's erprcttss unb
tcites 5eilmittcl fir bic innerliieben uno du'
Bern 81 eils (Shlosns Tbsr.)
SaheIbe bsitebt auS Dillsn, pulpsr unb
Mirtur gum wafhsn. msnn es Dem tsisss
fhsten Ssbrauhssetts ssmds aetraucht wiro,
10 ,piro es unfablbar srose grieittsruns &C.,
ben unb in furser 3eit cine poGfdnoise Sur
tewireen tsi 96msr3en ooer Sci6sn all Der
Nusleeruns oser neun ocr after berauscriuat
5aup: Office fir ben Ysrtauf Der cbiseu
Olepi5iu tei u. pupslle, Sio 6te StraBs,
Neaoiua, 8erfs gauutp, Spa
Yreis 81, fir plsn, Yulpsr unb Waft.
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2lmerifanifcbcn S90rtiD00rcn,

10. 80 t7oro STE STRAIT Reaeins pa.
babsn auf Sanb uno bistsu gum Ssrfauf su
bsqusmsn 8sbnsun9sn, elm allesmslnsS Nhoss
fensnt bon loartmaarsn uno SbnsieGus Nas
asln unb gpsifs pon allen @rSssn; @iisn unS
Stabl ron jspsr Ssnsnnune; Sbraubiftds,
AmbtGs, unb bmsSesSlaisbdl9e Sabien'
uue SIntsnIdufs; SbltOsr; Msiitns in S!as
feln unc Stan9sn; 6ebsln, pom Ybilaeelptisr
unc eaneaifsr 8obrf ; Sattlsrsi i6artwaarsn
SattsIbods, Yatent:qsoer &c. 3nn lC unb lX,
Stanssn. amsrfanifb une ruiliibsS sls
fsnblsb, 9ratbs Stan9sns II. YissSlsi; Spsls
ter, SupfersSolssn, 0ists &c. @las, Sarbsn'
Dele unO 8irniHs, 9upont's ablsrs une Sabs
isnspulpsr, nebif pisI ancsren Sutsrn Die 9ss
p6bnIib in sinbsimifbsn eartwaarsfStcbrsn
perfauft werben.
Ebenfalls, 5bepero's Sarfaparilla'
DermifusG Su,tensG6noy. uno oeutfbe
Siebers uno Haltfeberspitlen.
Nsabine. Mdrj 7. bp.
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8. nne 81. Brpkl. Maiasrsturs.

8. unp 81. BrotN, Waiaersturs.
g., g. See, Wlaratarpnp.
gamnel &obaeb, $cbahspias
8. SeIssr, $aurensoille.
Saeot 9reidIsr, waetinstpu.
g. &. 9buls, DO
8. 9. Soper, Bopsrstaan.
8. 3. Nbobes, 70
Sanuel 9rsiehlsr, 6srsforp.
Sabic Ghuls, DO
8snnepille 8rieIemsr, Olsp.
U. p. gleaSer, 70
glcle unc Sopsr, grstsr.
) 8atel, peif.
Saeot Rlein, Bern.
80. unb 3. Yanssrelles, momelsbprt
81. 8. Gtcres, tinicnbiae.
Ole untsrfbrift bon Beo. 10. OaPele'
in Sbreibeints, miro jsbsraeit auf Dem lin
T6lase elmer lsesn Slafete gu finpen lsim.
Neaoins, Sebruar go. ~.
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Mn cas Nasblifui,t.

80 (. 5. Selir uno 60. moetten biz
M Nufmsrtfamfsit csr 6ansler uno css
A putlieums itsrbaupt auf ibr auss
> seeebntee Idcrtement bon 5tiefeln
unp 5buben lemfem wslebe ite jsst bonn O..
tttn rbalten. 9icfe Giter I1np tsfonbers
fir oielsn Dlaret ausas1uht uno nsrbsn Ysr:
ftbert bon Der beten Oualitdt sn fsin. Eauf,
ftute, bic in unfsrm 8si6afsfaebs banbeln,
ftnnen ibr Hlfcrtsment bier 10 rpotlfeii aus,
iueben, ais in pbilacelrbia, unb bon tsGerer
Qualitdt. ee fann niht fsblsn bas bas Dub.
l.fum NIT Ssr0ebsrtsn &Itern tsoisnt ,riro,
,pobfeiler als fonit,pc. Nufet an, Isbet nne
urtbeilet fir gnet feltit
<. 5. Selir uno Go.
SO. Isl. 80. efs csr ptnn uno S. @trase
6eabiMa. Wai %.
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Smft erbalteit,

am Sbile gum r6elonen geiifen."
5000 Vfo, bsit ROTH Scbaspsr ju ID tisl7e
5000 sidsn ssserbt " 90 tis %
1000 Mesher 90 bic 90
1000 pferossehirr 90 bis 90
5000 @hubprabt Ju so CT. ras Yfl
500 " Sbubnaael ju 10 ct. Die GU
90 8ufhsl Sttubpsss 3u 8 ct, bic Quart.
1000 pasc 9s::!sr;ws4sm bic 10 g.s.m
an SO. %, ,pslilittes Warft Disre8, bf
8erts unb 9hupleia Somrnal 9rufsrei 8,
senatsr. Sraas nab Qoder's geeerffobi
Neabins Smai IS. 6M.
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Or. =. Sienle's berllbmtes uno I'LL.
febIbares Mittsl sur fbern une unfsblbaren
csilune Der innern uno Subern pei g
burd) Wafben unb Ginnebmsn gum 8erfauf
in oisfsr Drudsrsi; Yrsis 9boler bic Slafbe
mit benz baSu asbcrenbsn Vulpr.
Geaeins, Sanuar d. bt.
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Selifate Eranfbetten.

Jcoer Fam fcin eisner Doftor fein
nurtb Or. =. 9, Sirniep'e 6eiImttcI fir al
le oelitaten Rrantbcitem 0e mtSsu and iein
mic Qe woIrn, fam i'm &ebeimen eine Urlls
tommsue &ur srlanst uno tepirtt tprroen-
Cbns 6iubsrni6 oes Geibafts rper gntbaIts
Ia,nfeit i'm gGsn ODER arnfsn, neil bsi Der
msr9in Scr16rifen in osuti6 uno snslis
lhsr Spraobe (tno, Die Iues 70 oeutlit anses
ben perDsn, ,pis man Ith tsbanpeIn UNI tbun
icn. 70 oab man i'll fur3er 3eit poItrmmsn
misOer tsrseitelt icin wirp.
Jobn Z. Kienley, u. 3.
6aupt Office tei Il. Ounelle, @no 6ts Ctr.
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(0otter=S Stiefe(u.

Suff son Rsu Yerf srbaltsn, elm fplsnbbss
aGcrtemsnt BON Msn's patsnt @cnsrss. s.Stiss
feln unc @afsrs. !perrsn, netds @aitsrs nos
tbis baben. psrbsn es su ibrsm Sortbel fnesn
tu unterfuben, ebe fls fcnffpc faufsn.
&. j.. Selir uno 90.
SO. l., 81. D. G6e ber penn u. st. ct.
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9aupt: Office tei Il. pumslle, @hp 6ts Ctr
Or. gulIen'6 pe9ttable panacea.

Or. Gutlen's oe9ttable Danacea.
Eemano uno 1OaIton srbittsn Nufmsrfs
famfsit su folssnbsn 2nSsissn:
Or. Cullen lmmer (Ie9rel6!
Ills einsn Beneis bon Dem fcrtselestcngrs
fcla pcn Or. g uIlen's Snpian Sesi:
tatle ID Geo, Uerrpeifen mir aMf einls
9e bon ben pieicM 5euanlGen in unferm 8stt.
5e ten suren Die hurh eies Srobe Neinis
snnsemittel tspirft porbsn.
Capt. &. s. Gamers, gontabel bon Der
Glib D1uItsrp Daro, rpnrOe non Barriers
Srase furirs.
5rn. 3. %. Nsee's Sino, SO. 8s Slore
Siebsnte Srabe, ipurce pcu erblidem Set.
ter srbclt, pcm't ieiu sanjer S6rper hter3o.
9en par,
Srn. 01. W1e@lea's &inp, SO $50 Waarft
fraBe, pcn feincr Ssbnrt al nit 9erofn!a
tsbaftet.
81. G 80. W1ar,psa, 9rars gourt, ,I1ars
fctltraBe cberhaIb rer Nttcn, BON 9trofula
aebsilt. batts Uisr3sbn ctfcne Beulsn al fei.
mem S6rper, ais CT Die DleciIin su nebmen
beaann.
Srau gbrittana 9anos, wst.@pruestra
Be, swIGen Seaeb nmp 2BillcntraEs, mabe
Der Shuplfin, ssbci!t bon 9trofnia bate
aht Sabre aeltten, ibr Scpf mar 70 Rart
amaesriffen, paB 3bee uno Ratfse 5u ben Obs
rem beraus foB -oiss 1T ein itarter SaII.
Capt. Scbn &. Barclay, Slo. 400 Wiartts
ltra6e, scbeIt pom cinem iercfuIoien rpnnoem
Ssine, bon 25jabriser Oauer. 9ieIer 0all
1T bielsn unfsrsr tettsn Aerste 70 rUobItetailt,
pelebe oft bic Hmputation anrietben.
5r. Slaae Sroofs, it,, SO. S. Sefericns
flrabe, ws9lieb BON Der Shuplfa 9edeten
@ra6e, unterbalb oer Scout. Dies mar ob:
ne 3,pe,fsl e,nsr oer sefdbrlihfsn SalIe BON
Serofula Der je pcrfam, uno III bsSsnSt BON
sinlsen unIsrer bcfen Ger5te uno GsiflitSsn
uno Dnrtb ibn IsItlt.
Wiliam Barter, ssbeilt bon 9erohla.
DIFFER Sall mar feit eni9en D1onaten imS Sos
iptal, uno ais unbeis6ar entIalen rporbcn -
Ct 1T nlin spcbl uno mag ti9lih III unisrer
Office aeisben rpcrpen.
81. 6iram Nloae, Hnletcrc. Su6s gtp ,
Spa. sebclIt bonn SaIsfu6 9isIer Saa nur'
Be bon ls tis Ia Ier3tsn fir uubeiltar rs
flart, als bic leste 3utluht aencmnsn MIR te
5u Or. guneu's panaeea, unb in rpenissn
Wonaten mar ct polleomnen aebcilt. natbosm
er beinabe II Sabrs eellttsn Die Rranfbsit
batfe teihabe feinen aan;em Rtrpcr iiteres6t.
6r. Sarl Otis, fribsr Don OarifbttraSe,
tsst BON DlanaBuna, aebelt BON 5Abrtasm
9stter al 5inben uno Shsen.
5rn =. 8. SrIt's &inp, SO. 7s. 0cd.
ftrass, pbilabelpbia.
Er. D1ibael 9ufp, SO. 26 Storo Grout.
traBe. (te 81. 8rabp unc Co., pbilaeslpbt
a, aebsilt Don 25iabriasm 3ettsr.
Solepb Barbcur, SOL @bort gourt, bit,
lid BON Oct l2ten @traBc, oberbalb Der Na.
esttrabe. asteilt pom fercnl6leh. ,peben Sals
&, non 8jdbriaer Saner.
81. wm Slcmlna, SO. 30, 15aIbins.
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Gelffens nno SttefelblD d 81
5 a bri FIJI >. 2s.
QBsifIibss Wlarfts4isrsd,
Sdilo gum 0clcneu 9eifen.
18o CT forttpabrsnb qsiten unp 9nefl
bl6te BON csn nsuefen unD bsliettsiten ct,
len auf 6anp bait ooer auf Beteluns ps}
fertist, pslbe bsrI1brrt werren bsfrieeisetI
,n lcin.
ale 8sttellunseu nerbsn prompt teIors|
auf bic tiraefte Slahriett.
Gin iiberalsr Htjus wiro 9enjsnissn el
lau6t bic fpisosr perfaufem.
4lte $eiiten wsrosn in better Wanisr repd
rirt, auf bic firse'te Slahri6t, am alts
9tanb, Der Serfs unb @hupIfia Scurnd
Druferei sssenNter, eini9c sbaren oberbal
Der 4tsn Stvese.
Geap,us, SUM ls. 6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
DOL. SeEier'S Seryircs in the Wcss

The government Of the u. S. located over 49,,
600 Indians onr frontier, and for our protectlons
and in compliance with treaty stipuations, to pre-
serve peace among tho respective tribes, aPpropri-
ated funds various times, to keep in repair, the
forts in the Indian country, and COL Sewer pumps
at these acts OF Congress, laying violent hands
upon them approPriates TO himself all tie credit of
these essential acts Of the governmont. He at
tempts to delude the people Of Arkansas. into the
belief that the government would not have kept
her forts in tho Indian country. where she was
pledged by treaty to maintain troops, had it not
have been for his energetic influence. And he
attempts to impose upon the people, Of the West,
whom ne speaks of in The contemptuous language.
ot "tEe D6ar asgiscfed Hesi' tho belief that car
rin, on. sese treaty stipulations, were his acts
and done for t,oi,' special benefit The people Of
Arkansas are not so fi7i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Making
SG9l 80
Pass Them RourJ

JOHN GRIFFErH, feet and inches high, grew
wrlnkIed and old enough go years. to be more in
the fear of the Lord; blind in his right eve and
carrying scars on his right hand and wrist: left
worthy and respectable wifo near Fort Smith
where no had boen residing, some 6 or 7 va,rs
on the night of the 3i May 1916; and took aIoor
"l'4 GIm money and effects amounting 10 thou
sanu collars belonging to his wfe LEAVING her
aesHute ~ her advanced age, after having 5toio.
ed overa thousand dollars worth of Goods frn,,
merchant al Fort Smith, on the pretoxt of ftting
out for a pcdling expedition. In companv VIM
num- lett at the same time young girl about %
years OF age, who had been raised by Mr.. and Mrs
Grilhth. She is about ) feet . inches bioh. w;,L
o'ack halr and eyes, remarkable for her forward
and impudent department.
Tins criminal couple have been heard of in
different poats of Kentucky. They were in Lon
lsvlIls in March, of lS47. and n shor, time oC,ar
that IN RockPort, she passing for The daughter Of
said Griffith. S''0i VI
me kentucky papers will confer favor upon
an injured woman. and VIII also be puttinu the
community on It's guard against a couple of swim.
dIers, by giving this notice a few insertions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Ge0rgia Electi0Es %. K.

The following is from An extra Of the Crescent, re-
ceiyed by telegraph:
COLUMBUS, Oct. Go P. N.
"Fif,y-six counties have been heard from show
ing Wing gain of about 80 votes since last year.
1t is reported that four Wings and four Demo.
Gratis have been elected to Congress. In tho Sc
cond District, the majority for WeIIborne (dsm.)
is I5-(no chauge.)
There are ninety-two couaties in the State, but
from the returns received, is believed that the rea-
tive position Of parties will be about the same as
last year,
The democratic majority. in Georgia, last year.
on the popular vote, over I600-so the State
is safe for Cass ami B Il.er.
From the Missouri Republican. lWhgj
Florida Election,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Political Courtesy.

Gen. Taylor Is q brave Old mans a good old
man-is a patriots honest as the days long.
Democratic Papers.
Cass is n coward-Cass has six faces-Cass is
an unprinciped poiiIiciau-Airs. Cass is Cabling
in Sunday Schools to aid her husbands election
Cass is a swndler-C1ss will ruin the country.
- Wing P1pcrS-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Gen. TaYInL,S EElrl Paw.


4he ing papers are making a terrible fuss
over the " extra pay" received by Gen. Cass
when he was superintendent; Of Indian atrtirs.--
1t would be well for them TO look nearer home :.
wi,ere they might see, if it were not for their
prej1dices, that their candidate has been, and is
yet receiving " extra pay BY looking over the
following table it will be seen that Gen. TayIor.
while his pay. proper is only Two thousand and
four hundred dollars per annum. he draws fpe
thousand, eight hundred and niaeig-sir dollars.
yearly as " extra pay" What is sauce for the
goose ought to be sauce for the gander
Pay and allowances Of Gen. Taylor per month
Pay 5000 90
Allowance for quarter, s rooms at SIS. 100 90
Allowance FOR fuel s cords of wood for
self. and Of cord for four servants,
at So per cord, 90 80
Allowance for subsistence for self, 30 ra-
tons per day. at 20 cents per ration.
Allowance for four servants. rations
per day, at 20 cents, 24 90
Allowance for clothing lorsamoat 50 50
each. 10 40
Allowance as pay for samo, at So - W
each, 80 90
Allowance for forage for horses, at
- each' So 90
Making sG9l 33
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
The ChcrOkee Leglslalure.

Both houses Of the General Assembly OF the
Cherokee Nation. met at TaIequoh the seat Of
government, on Monday the 2d inst. Z. Hicks,
President Of the National Committee. ARcHE,
BALD CAMPBELL, Speaker Of the Council.
On the Sd the Assembly went into election Of
Judges and Solicitors for the respective districts
rs follows:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
latest from ireland.

Tho Irish rebellion is progressing in email
ties-not considered formidable by Cow par
whose troops are concentrating 10 suppres,
surgenls. '"e az
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

S1cxs.-A few weeks ago. the friends Of C5'.
Severc were Offering % bel Champaign vine on
lie Coi-s reelection; they have since fallen 10
bgri cider, an m,io bu! fow oiiers, al that.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Florida Election
OCTOBER Illh.

A private despatch received in this city. yester-
day throws dscredit on previous reports from
Flo rida. 1t is now said that the Loco!ocos have
elected their Governor and majority Of the Le-
gsiatsre.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

- One Of the Bylaws Of The Ni.aroi Associ-
a:oa. in lis pace, is that no member is to be The
owaar Of : irgrse. gun or dos-au Of which re-
qlsi;-s mas: be borrowed on G!o m5rning {?
Lunt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

& We raccIveda letter. By the last ma.I. from
EasHvl.i', assuring Us that Tennessee viii. with
cut ,.e cast lingering doubt, cast her IG votes for
Cass and Bu,,sr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Interesting EOrcign Ysu,
New loRK. Son

New loRE, Sept. %. 1919
The steamer Amcrica arrived Mt Po,,.1o
evening, bringing seven days hlor odyic,o ms
EurODe. ~N'' IIoH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

a. F.ocks Of PartrdEes have teen pcyambulaling
our streets and and allies, during !ha las. week.
Si.'-aing cXcecn; opportunities 10 onr P5t sports
r7H,' Who have been flying around with their
riE-T .arr-H7 burning powder TO the great dctri-
mca. U the limbs Of cur less bclIigorcn. citizens.
tud in over. jsGaacs Of our city au,hori,ies.-
Tic Cd women say In visits Of these birds 10 our
thresholds Is Tic 5a Of a cold winter
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

The INDEPENDENT OEDER OF ODD FELLows-
At the recent session Of the Grand Lodge Of the
United STATES, held IN the city Of Baltimore the af-
fairs of the Order were found to be in a hir} ~
prosperous condition. The n. Y. Mirror saws ::
The annual return of the Grant Secretary
shows great increase Of the order in the United
States The revenue has increased ten per cent,
membership twenty-three par cent. and relief IF.
teen per cent. Connecticut, New York and Iowa,
and part Of Florida havo made no report. We
take the returns Of last year from these States, and
add the increase as above:
Number Of Lodges in the United States 1852
mutations 30. 2.I32
Contributing members l4l32S
Revenue of Subordinate Lolrcs s. .O33 267 10
Paid for relief of members ani widows
and orphans -3tl 137 1G
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
as follows:

On the 4ln tine message OF the Acting Princi
pal Chief was read before both houses a sensible.
well written document, confined chiefly 10 dones.
Tic flInirs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

1, SoNE PoTAroEs.-A gentleman writes to Mis-
s'ssipp paper that big potatoes that are rails
ed near MiIIIkin's Bond, on the Mississippi He
AYERS and proves by incontesuble evidence, that
his family, consisting of five persons, all passion
atcly fond Of sweet potatoes. ate three whole
meas OH OF one potato raised as above and that
twelve raised IN the same patch filed Il flour bar.
rel!-Ihe Mississippi editors credit the story
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

An honest old Democrat defending Gen. Cass
against whig SANDERS, Interrupted by a pert
wing in The crowd, who said "Suppose you take
the I oil OF Cass's name, what would he be then?"
= Why promptly replied the old democrat be
wou'd be as much whg asyou are, and weuld
not vote for him."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

Day OF ELE-T!oN.--The Presidential election
Will como OF on Tae5lay the 7.h November, in
h Sale, hroughoa: the Union
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

ROAD TO CWHUAHUA.--The people of San An.
tonic, Texas, are about to open a great CONNER.
cialSoad to Chihuahua. Col. John c Hays, with
company OF some twenty citizens. and Capt. High.
sniih, with thirty or forty Rangers. are to 90 out
on TINS expedition. The design is 20 ascertain if
practicable road can be made from San Antonio
to The mouth of the Conchas, and also to the Paso
del Nor;e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

J~5~Som-of the admirers of Gen. TAYLOR com.
pare their idol. to Washington. What a far
fetched and unjust comparisonl Washington.
though much poorer than the Louisiana planter.
made no charge against his country, for his SER
vices during the revolutionary war except his
q" actual expenses and resigned.o soon as peace
re'urned-IayIor drew foil pay during the Mexi-
can war, and when peace returned. ciunu on to
his commission and 900 per anunn. Wash.
Ington, without writing letters to all, classes of
politicians, courilng their support-was elected
President-TayIor with his correspondence to all
hnes, shades and compilations. will nere, be Presi-
dent.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

New PosT ROUTES. The following
have been established in Arkansas dur
sent year:
From Washington, via Johuson's
Springs, and Russey's in Sewer coua
Springs, and Mountain Fork Cove, in
10 Dallas.
From Chicolah 10 Ho, Springs.
From Lost Creek, via Hester's BrllI
ricane Creek, via II. Curr's, to Pine .
son county.
From Chicalah Village, Yell count
thias Harkey's via Jordan Thompson
sons Bluff, in Johnson county.
From Fayetteville, VIA Daniel Neal
Hastings 10 Maysv.lic, Benton coun,
BEAUTIFUL SUPERsrlrIoN.-Amon4
sIltions of the Senecus Is. one renal
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

TIE VoTE OF ocUrE CARoLINA--t appears that
the law of Congress oad tto law Of South Caro-
Ina, in relation to the appointment OF Presidential
electors, conflict to q very considerable and im-
Portant degree. The law of Congress requires
that t.s electors shall be appointed in each St2io
on tho Tuesday after the first Monday in Noycm-
bsr; and the law of South Carolina provides for
The appointment of the electors for that State, by
The Legislature, in December; which does not
meet before the day selected bv Congress for the
appointment of electors, and consequently cannot
alter their law unIoss the Governor calls extra
session, which lie is authorised todo upon extra
ordinary OCCASIONS" like tho present emergency.
South Carolina IS good for Cass and Butter, and
casts votes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

WAsHINGroN. May 20.
SENATE.--Mr. Dix. IRON the commit.
tee on Commerce, reported bill allow.
ing Spanish Steamers to land passengers
and mails in our ports without paying ION
mage duties, which was adopted.
Mr.. Dix also reported a bill authorizing
the Treasury Department 10 issue regist
ers to such Spanish steamers for the pur.
pose above named which was also pa ssed.
Mr.. Atherson moved 10 take up The bill
making appropriations for the support Of
the Military Academy at West Point.
which was agreed 10. and the bill passed.
Mr.. Brigh, moved to take mp the bill
providing far the admission Of Wisconsin.
which was agreed To. and the bill passed.
The Senate then resumed the consid
eratinn of private bills, several Of which
were passed, and the. Senate adjourned 10
Monday.
HOUSE, The bill establishing yari.
Gus collection districts was passed.
Mr.. Rockwell called for the regular
order Of business,& the House accor,iino
" went into Committee OF the Whole on
Private bills, Mr.. Simms in the Chair.
The Hodge Slave case was resumed.
and brilliant debate sprung up between
Messrs. Tuck. Chapman. Dickey. Rhen.
Stevens end Garrett Duncan. The com.
mite rose and reported the bin withou,
amendment, and the House adjourned to
Saturday.
WASHINGTON. May. 2lst.
Senate not in session.
The House was engaged 10 the discus.
sion of the bill to purchase the Madison
papers, which vas finally passed.