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Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
THE ENTHUSIASM IN OHIO FOR Grx rAvInp

THE ENTHUSIASM IN OHIO FOR CIV TAYLOR.
Very soon after the nominations were made at
Philadelphia very large ratification meeting was.
held at Chhicofhe, in the Stale Of Ohio, at which
the Hon. WILLIAM CREIeHToN presided Very
strong resolutions were adopted, approving the no
mlnatlon OF General TAYLOR for President, and
MILLaRD FILLMORE for Vice President; and the
pest spirit was manifested by the Wings Of that
strong wing portion Of the State Of Ohio.
y IS worthy OF remark that on the 10th April,
loi7, very enthusiastic meeting Of ell parties was
held in the same place, in honor of Gen. TAyLoR's
great victory at Bueha Tsta and from that day to
this the Sciofo Gasefie one Of the oldest and best
Wing papers in that State, has borne at its head the
name of ZACHARY TAYLOR for Presidents thus anti
cipating by more than twelve months what was
done by the great body Of the Peoples represent
tatives, when they met in their National Com
venton.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

General TAYLOR paid visit TO New Orleans on
the both ultimo, on official business, and is expect
ed to be detained there for some days. lie had
not vet received an official notification Of his nomi
nation for the Presidency by the whig National
Convention.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15


Liberty ever spread itself by the sword. Truth
and Humanity WELD other weapons for their con-
quest-knowledge, law gentleness, benefits, exam
pie; and the sword orly for defence. The Book
of God and his unarned soldiers, the Apostles,
Saints, Martyrs, and Missionaries, have made and
are making the world Christian Mahometanism
only proseyted by slaughter. So Of civil conquests
the Assyrian, the Egyptian, the Persian, the Mace
donian despotsms, the Roman arstocracy, the Sa-
racen and Turkish sultans, the Tartar and Moneol
emperors, the Russian Czars. Napoleon, the Span
ish, Portuguese and British Kings have in all his
tory, been the great conquerors and what have
free States-as Athens, or Thebes, or Achais, or
the Italian republics, or Switzerland or Holland,
or San Marino-conquered Nothing for, schen
conquests begin, liberty must presently end. COP
has made them rreconcilable: there is nothing
which the annals Of the earth more clearly establish
as great human law. No people can be fit to be
free that does not respect the freedom of others,
their right Of social will, Of living under whatever
form OF government hurts not others and satisfies
themselves The nation that wishes to conquer
others, in order Gas il may fancy to make them
free IKE Itself, commits not only the greatest of
crimes, but Of absurdiiies for war Of conquest
ruins always large part. OF that very freedom
which 1t fancies it can communicate, and repeti-
tion OF such wars utterly destroys i. Mark the
great facts even now around u.s. A President with
out popularity desired 10 secure his own reelection,
and he plunged into annexation, quasi wars his sue
cessor desired to oui-annex him; and he forced us
into war with Mexico, an attempt to conquer her.
Il enabled him to commit what usurpations he
pleased: his party sustains him in all of them.
Those usurpations remain upon our public archives,
frightfu encouragements to magistrates that they
may blot out what part Of the Constitution they
will, rghtfl admonitions TO the citizen that he will
oppose them in gin or only win denunciation as
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

The correctness Of the report Of this sentiment by the
Editor Of the Cleveland Herald having been drawn in
ton, the following conclusive testimony on the subject was
elected
CLEyELlSD, JUxr 20, 1s4s.
EdiIor ofhe Cleveland Herald
was present At the Democratic meeting held in front OF The
New England Hotel the 18th instant aud very soon after
Gen Cass had his speech took nv poon on the
pavement Immediately IN front Of the sesker not twenty feet
from him IN air line and heard distinctly his speech The
following portion Of reported in the Herald assert in the
most positive manner, is precisely the sentiment Gen Cas-.
delivered and IS believe word for word The Language he
used, excepting the word success should he substituted lor
The word triumph " "Our triumph will be An approval o.
the course Of the present and will give drec
ton 10 the one which shall succeed itn
Yours, truly, JLwE.rHERLr.
heard the speech above alluded TO- and am positively Ger
taio that heard Gen. Cass utter ID that Speech the
sentiment III. RArrgr.
distinctly heard Gen Cass utter the above sentiment o.
,he occasion above alluded TO. J. g. GRAsSrs.
"Our triumph Tor succes win be an approval o the
Tor pocy OF the present Administration and will give direc
tion 70 tina, Tor to the one) which shall succeed,
These words precisely above written were used by
Cass the 18th OF June, in his speech nj CIeyeland
cannot say vhethcr the word triumphor asucccss IN
word "course policy" the words TO that or
The ONE were employed But s can see that tho same
I iment is conveyed in either case.
1 lSigued BY B WMTf, JoHs Coos. r. r. Brsuor, j. A
/ Vnctsr, and Gas. sIADE.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26

LINCOLN BANK Did Corporntion-Jona Hyde,
President; Jonathan rIyde, Levi 1oughton, Joshua
page, Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, ,irom9 to
LINCOLN BANK-New Corpor,rion.-Geo F. Pat
7sn PRESIDENT; Ge0.F. Patten, w n M.Rogers, Thos
Har,vard. Chas Davenport, Il. W. Ilnughton, G. W.
kendall j. H. M'Lean, Directors John shay, Cashier.
Dant hours from to 9A.M Discannt days Tuesday.
CDMNERCIAL BANK.-Wm Sswa, President:
y,r, ID Sewar Jacob Robinson, Gilbert frafart Thos
N Reed VIM Patten, Directors; rhos. AIRY, Cashier.
pank hours from to 10 A. NJ. Discount days, Thurs
days o,,,, 4, Ny rh u p,,;,.,, p,oei
dant. r. d. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John Smith
IVn Nj Reed, Lewis Blackmer, VIM. Purrington' >
JVm " Noses Directors; D. f. Baker, Cashier Bank
bomrs NJ" from 9 to u A. NJ. Discount day, Monday.
tNDRO OsCOGGIN BANK, FoPsHtM--chas. Ihomp
son President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da
vd Scribner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. B. Pnrlnton,
Directors; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
TUESDAY of each week. Bank open from to | in
summer 10 to in winter
RRIJNSWlCK BANK, BRJNswlcN-Rlchard /. Dun
Ian President; Richard r. Dunlap, Alfred j. stone
Iahn g. Humphreys, Joseph Badger VIM Harron, Di-
vacrors A. c. Robbins, Cashier. Discount day Thurs
day Bank hours as above. ,,,, n,
WARINER'SBANK, Wtso ASSET. -HenryC Ciark, FreS
ident; Henry Clark, Wmot Wood, Edmund Dana
Samuel Alley, James MCarty, Drectors >. y: BAKER,
Cashier Bank open from to in summer; ~ IN
winter Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, W.LpoBoRo' James 10 y
.esdent; James flovey, George d smouse, Jonn bdl
t,ch los Clark Alexander Palmer, Directors George
Allen Cashier.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Bath for Boston (directJ every Monday, Ties
day, Thursday and Friday at O'Clock Nj. Returning
leave Boston every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday at 7 p NJ. Via Portland and Lowell every
Monday Wednesday an Friday at II O'Clock NJ
Returning leave Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at O'Clock A NJ, and Portland at IL O'Clock
NJ, arriving at Bath at Nj
Leave Bath for Richmond, Gardiner and lIalowel
every Tuesday at P NJ wednesday at 5 \ NJ Thurs
dav and Saturday at 5 A NJ and NJ, and Sunday at
5 NJ. Returning leave lIalloweI on Moniay at 81 A
NJ and D P NJ, Tuesday at p NJ, Wednesday at 81 A
NJ, Thursday at q NJ, Friday at 81 M and y M,
touching at Gardiner and Richmond
Leave Brunswick for Portland every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10 Nj. Returning leaves
Portland every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
z NJ.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26
M Al l S

The Western Maiirrlves daily at 5 A. NJ, Mondays
excepted Closes at 4 ! P. NJ, and leaves at ?. NJ
Saturdays excepted.
The Eastern Alailarrves daily att p. Closes at
p. NJ, and leaves at A. M.
The Phpsburg Mail arrives daily at o. to | A. M,
and departs daily at ~ tol2 NJ
The GEORGETOWN Mail arrives tuesdays and Fridays
at l0l A. NJ and departs same DAYS at II NJ.
Post o iice open on Sunday mornings from y to
o'clock and one hour Immediately after divine service
in the afternoon.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26
STAGES

Leave Bathfor Brunswick, Portland and ntermed
ate places p. NJ every day Saturday cxcepeG and
at A. NJ. daily Sunday excepted. Returning at A
A. Nj. daily, Monday excepted, and at +. NJ daily
Sunday excepted. These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland and Augustaline of Stages.
Leave Bath for Wlscasset ,Ddmarscotta, ,Waidoboro',
nlaces at A. NJ daily. Returning at e p NJ. daily
Leave Bath for Bru nswck, Topsham, Nscassct
Damariscota &C. the arrival of the Steamboats, from
Boston.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26
EXP9 { S s ES

Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and con-
nected with other Expresses to all parts of The United
states Inc Canadas and Europe leaves Portland forthe
south daily at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. returning Twice
daily Office 80 Exchange St., Portland.
J3nqey & Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Port
land daily at n A. NJ. and P. NJ. Returning vice
daily Office, 70 Exchange St, Portland
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26

KENDALL, RICHARDSON s. CO,
ship ChandIers and Hardware Dealers,
dl27w24 FRONT STREET, BATH, ME.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26
Business Dtrefturn.
Y. HYDE g. CO.,

Dealers in Ship Chandleyy. Hard Ware, Bolt and
,Shcathiag Copper,
Ives Corner of Front and Broad Sts., BATH, Me-
The northern tribune., 1848-04-26
Notice.

CARPENTER Il CO.. EXPRESS will leave Bath
y for Boston every Monday, Tuesday, THURSDAY
KENDALL, RICHARDSON & co.
Rath April 6, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Political appointments,

JESSE TURNER Esq, candidate for Wing Pres
identa Elector will address his feliow citizens al
the following times and places:
Bentonylle, Benton, CO Oct. 2d.
' Huntsville. Madison. CO.. Oct. 4th.
Carrelton, Carroll, co.. Oct. 9th.
Lebanon, Searcy. CO., Oct. 7th.
YeIlviie, Marion. CO.. Oct. 9th.
Liberty, lizard, CO.. Oct. 10Th.
Athens, lizard, CO., Oct. II Ith.
Saem, Fulton, CO., OcI.I2th.
jackson, Lawrence. 60, Oct. I4th.
3atosvii'e, Oct. 18th.
Elizabeth, Jackson, CO., Oct 18Th
Searcy, White, CO.. Oct Goth.
Oakland Grove, Prarie CO., Oct 2Ist.
Little Rock. Oct. 234.
FerIyviIle, Perry, CO.. Oct. 25,h.
Lewisourg, Conway. CO., Oct. 96tb
Dover, Pope CO., Oct. 9Th
DanVitle, Yell. CO., Oct. 3O,h.
Boonvlll. Scott. ce., Nov. lst
keiIom's Store, Franklin, CO.. Nov. 81
0~5- The BatesviIle Eagle and Little Rocl, n,-
pers will please copy the above.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Scaled Proposals

VH7lLL be received until 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
. Of the first Monday in OGobor next, by
the undersigned, for tearing up lhe floor of the
Jail of Crawford county. and removing tho same,
and for replacing said floor AMI seeperS; the
sieepers to be Of oak (l2) twelve inches square,
and the floor to be of oak Ianb Two and ono-hali
(2I) inches thick and tyyelve ,2l inches wide. to
be spiked to the sIeepers at each ,.nd aad IN the
centre. tbreo spikes to a sleeper: the spjhes TO be
40d wrough; spikes. The whole to be c>mP'@ted
by tho first day Of December next, and p' ymeH
thereof TO DO nude in Crawford county Scrip. -
The undersigned reserving the right Of rejecting
all bids deemed too high.
Proposals viii also be received, above. for
painting the Cupnlo and Cornce Of tho Court
house, " hite, with two coats.
AUGUSTUS J. WARD.
Sept. %. I9f5.--23-2t Commissioner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

Alabama 8; Florida, 3 Virginia, II Pennsyl.
vania. %; Maine. o; New Hampshire, 6; Con-
necticut, 6.--total 49,
For TAYLoR.--Delaware. 3; N. Jersey. 7;
Rhode Island, 4; Vermont, 6; Kentucky, II =
total 81.
DOUBTFUL; AND CLOSELY CoNTEsrED.--New
I ork, &c Massachusetts,, IL; Connecticut, 6 Ma
ryland, 8 North Carolina, II; Tennessee, IS ;
total S.
most every one who has not taken the troub G TO
note the times, will eXciaim: this astmate j. made
:. for gra ndeur,' but it is not SO. Il is the cear
est case Immaginabe. Ishoud not be in the !oast
surprised If we get more than calf OF the States
set down as doubtful
DELAWARE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
@s2s @s2.z1ra Un-4
$ J 81,
T-2ER-yD

, In Richland township, Washington county, by Ro-
pert NJ cCamey, Esq, Capt. d. 4. BOONE, to Miss
Ann ELIZA II. TRAMEL, daughter of Gerard
ramei, all Of the above named place, on the I4lh
September, 1913.
May he, with the fair of his choice
Pass his days.--charE,ed by her voice
Like the good wife in her pride
Humble submission be marcd in the Bride
May Heaven with plenty smile
Upon their united head
Joyful live they all the while
A life Of JOY before them spread FEs1*
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Bowie Claims.

To tie editor Of ne BaHneT
DEAR SIR II send you, enclosed, bill for the
relief Of those who own Bowie land claims 10
whole or in part. and allowing them 10 locHLe, m
whole or in part, in specified time. At the eX-
niration Of that time, those lands ulocatcd 10
become public lands, subject to all existing laws,
rpd tn be sold rs such. This wsettIe the titles
and wind up tho Bowie claim business l' can
not be reached this session, although reported and
now on the calender. ! shall be glad 10 hear tn"
opinion of my constituents upon It, and ask yon
to publish it. If it be proper, aod beleIVe IL Is
from the facts laid before fne, 1t VIII become 4 IA
~ p " Johnson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
II,EAiS:

he Telegraph will be furnished 20 subscribers
at three doi/ars in adtaace or wi-hin three months
after the reception Of the first mber three dol
lars and half within tx months, and four dollars
at the end Of the year.
Notes on any specie paying banks Of the States,
viii be- received in payment, and rcnI.;auces may
be made at our risk.
The Telegraph will be carefully directed and
mailed every Thursday morning.
All letters on business should be addressed to
ID. G. BALL, DoaksyiIie, Choclaw Nation Post
Paid. d. Fol SOM Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Wool Carding

"a Buren,, done promptly and in tn best manner.
our machinery being and Of the first quality, we
promise if the wool is free Of 0urs and ia good con
d.ion, to do good work make charge. Wool
from the South side of the river can be left with
Scott, White & Co.. where it will be examined befo
it is taken to the machine carded it viii
be returned Price Of carding cents per pound, or
opeiourth toll. Gcod rolls for sale at 3l4 cents per
pound. PRESCOTT < BOURNE.
! July 3. IS4S-2I-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

FUST RECEiVED-Don apron check. cotton.
cy AIDES, silk surge, cross bar nusIin ginghaus nan
kin linen, alpaca, prints, green gauze wells, black
lace scarfs beacitcd and fancy de iainc shavls
and handkorchels green bcrcgo, zephyr wool shlvls
thibet shaw!s Al and 81 printed cashmere shaws,
blue sattiDet black alpaca shccings and shriinge,
tckings. ioyyes, diapers, spool cotton.
Tuck, fine side, circular, reiding aud pocket combs
scissors, tooth brushes buttons all kinds waters steel
pens steel and glass beads speetaces berlin gloves,
etc. etc, for sale lower than for Cash Produce
by z. 3. BiSHJ! j. CO.
August 10. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Chii,I-Birtb.

a VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC work, upon the
IA subject Of Cessation and Child Birtb, by r. n.
Wesse!liof, NJ. d., late Of Paris. Just pubs he'd
by the author. This work contains information
upon subjects of the highes! importance to mar
red persons. Or those contemplating marriage.-
1t will be found OF special value 10 those whose
means, health, or other circumstances do not per-
nit them to increase the number Of their family,
without great Inconvenience, suffering, or perhaps
risk of life. method of avoiding these troubles
and dangers, at will, (recenuy discovered by Gel
ebrated French physician) is fully communicated
in this work, so that any person may avail him
self of it at once. The means cost comparatively
nothing, and are withn the reach Of all. The
process IS new, safe, nfabe, convenient sin. pie
and cannot injure the most delicate. Nor does il
curtail matrimonial privileges in the least. Cop.
les this work will be sent, in elise enyeloDe.
AT single letter postage, to ary part Of the Uni
ted States Cor 81 sont, pest paid, 10 Dr. r. IL.
| WEISSELHOEF, Boz 27lO, New York City,
Copyright secured, No Bookseller allowed to sell
/ this work.
Sept. Is, l3l9,-29--tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
r. w. JOHNSON.
IN The House of Representatives.
A BILL-to settle the thle Of certain tracts OF lana
in the State Of Arkansas.


4 BILLto settle the thle Of certain tracts OF a4d
in the State Of Arkansas.
Be IL enacted byias SENATE aa& House o. ffPFe-
ssnfatires ofihs United States Of America 4" CON
gress assembled, Thai each and every owner oi
Soansb or French land claim. or any part .heTeo',
in the State of 4 Arkansas. which was suD'''iL-od
for adjudication TO the superior court OF me 'a'e
Territory of Arkansas, and by that court confirm
ed being a bona fide subsequent purchaser ioF d
valal,. consideration, is hereby authorised 70 GU
ter. within one year from the passage OF 'his ac'
the land covered by said claim, or any less qIan
tiiv thereof. to be embraced in any legal SuDaLyi
SION at the minimum price, under such ie8goIohs
ss the Commissioner Of the General Ian. m, once
sioI Ii prescribe: Procided, horeUer, lhat the
owler foresaiI shall be an occupant OF c0''i'"'o
Of sad land IT,. .fo-
SEC. .. And be IL further enacted ha. a.iGI .tj
the lapse Of two years from The apr - 6aornes
act the sac Of the lands embraced o5 'Io 49,
OF the superior court OF Arkansas, ,bicb the
on tho bills OF review reversed "up L",,5-ad = nd
President was,sy the act OF eigntteen oIa wbicb
| thirty-two, required to reserve ifoih 80 SEC
NAV then remcln NE property OF ''io - Tho Pre-.
sballno longer be reserved from sale py 'i'0 -,
sident Of the United States, and that the same .ina
be brought into marke. under the ex's'ins ''"''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
DRUGS ! Drmos Drugslil

; ECEIEING and for sale, at all times the follow
E 2, ing articles, which Farmers, Physicians. mer
chants, aud the public generally respect uIIy re
quostcd to call and examine before purchasing else
where:
Drugs aud NFedisines.--Calomcl, Quinne, Rhu.
barb Basam Copajva, ioes, Castor Oil, Chalk white
and red, Cream Tartar, Camphor, Magnesii, etc.
Patent Medicines, &c.-BaLuman' 5 drops, British
oil, Eye water Essence Peppermint, Essence CHINA
mon Essence Lemon Godfrey IS cordial, Haorlem oil,
La Laudanum, Opodeldoc, ParCgoric, Pills OF all kinds,
Soda and SeidIitz Powders, OH Of Spike, Quicksilver
Red Perciptate, Sweet OIL Sugar lead, fancy and shaw
ing Soaps, Cloves, Ginger Nutmegs, Cayenne pepper,
Crome yellow and green, Lamphack, Putty Venetian
red, Tcrrasonnp, Vordagrs, Cppll Varnish Whiting
Walls and Bottles assorted, etc. etc. All for sale Is
low any in Arkansas, at the Drugstore of
Sept. ., 1913 r. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
" CNOCTAH TELEGRAPH.D

Il Weekly Journal to BE pu67jslea in DoQksciHs,
Cb0ctaO Nation.
The undersigned. proposes to commence. rs
soon as three hundred subscribers can be obtained,
a " Weekly paPer, under The above title, 10 be de-.
voted 10 the advocacy and dissemination of Moral
Hy Educuti1n, Agriculture and General IutalT.
gence--Oue-huit IN the CuOc,aw. and the other in
the English language. Our sheet Will be. rs the
The publisher designs. Family newspaper. (neu-
ira, III politics and reiision,) which end, fair
proportion Of It's columns will be appropriated 10
the publication Of original and se.ectcd tales es-
says, sketches, &C., OF a literary and moral cha
racter.
in issuing This ProsPectas we are aware Of the
expense and unproilab.aness Of such an enter
prise; and nothing bu. the great need of peri
Odcai, as a medium for ne dissemination Of useful
knowledge, has induced the subscriber 10 Under
take It's publication aware too, Of the arduous
duty and responsibility devOlviHg upon the con-
duc;or Of Il public iournaI-we cordially invite the
Missionaries of the Nution-thereby, extending
the facilities of their uselulness-for their cOntri-
buttons, in aid Of It's publication aud those in the
States, who are dosIrous Of seeing our people ad-
vance IN civilization aud knowledge, for their up-
probation and patronage.
The Agricultural part .of the Telegraph viii
receive particular attention.
The latest news, both Foreign and Domestic.
will continue to be made up to the latest hour Of
publication. A full and correct account of the
Markets will, also, be found in its columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

z USF received by steamer Santa Fe. Il large and
80 well selected stock Of ClIthng consisting Of the
following articles:
pANTs-Back cashmere. merjno, alp1ccp. blrck
ribbed and fancy cashmere, fancy linen, cottonaie
and cIoton sattingt and jeans.
90 aTs-BIach dress. frooE, sack. and p,'otots ;
cloth. French and English mgrivD, a!pacca crJton,
dress sack, linen and cotton sack aud dress and Ken
tucby jeans.
YES Is-Back satin fig red and plain, a pacca and
common. Linen bosom shirts, drawers, etc etc.
TRUNKS, various sizes, for sale low for Cash or
Produce, by T. 3. BISHOP & CO.
August 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
sands Sarsapariiia.

sands SarsaparIlla,
SOR The removal and permanent cU~ of all diseases
e arising from impure state Of the blood. or ha-
BIT Of the system, namely: Scroiniu or Kings Evil
Obstinate cUtaneous cruptions IImples Pustues on
the face botchcs piles, ewes, rngworn letter.
scaithcad, enlargement and pin of the bones and
joints, Stubborn ulcers, sypiiitc sRnptomsr scltca
or i"mOago, diseases arising fromau iuJ udcIons use Of
mercury, asccs dropsY and Npprure or imPrUdencc
in lIfs also chronic constitutional disorders will be
removed by this preparation. For sale at the Drug
store Of K. STEVENSON.
September 30, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
i Negro Boy Wanted.
New Books.

New books.
a. ATORS Of France, McItoshs bool, Of Indians,
~ Washington apd his Generals, HERS history of
the ConsTate and Empire of Napoleon, life of General
Taylor, cuefa al Taylor and staff, General Scott and
staff. Downng's history of Romauism, Pictorial his
tory Of the United States, Nnss history of the Puri-
taus, Prescott conquest of Mexico Iu7ra ted Poets,
biOlci Testaments, etc. together with general
sortmcut OF Miscellaneous and School Books, and Sta
tIonery, lately received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block, June %. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Louk at this all Of 2cm.

BISHOP is neither 5JlCed up dr0,gHsi, this time,
but his GooRs J0ere--gs sh0ud haze soG them NJ a.
most Nothing if they Ind arrjred SAFE Gnd they
Of almost all Kinds, W. aggst EeeD saoa goods in
Store, GENE and see them, and feel Of t55r U4tue
aud make y3ur Ofer THEY MUST COS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
4. HAYS G. CO.,
COMMlSS SSl0N AND F0RWAR0ING MERCHANTS,
.WaaFG- ESOat New world,

RNuEIR boat is fitted up in the most secure man
for the storage of merchandise. Particular
attention will be paid the purchase Of up country
produce groceries, etc, and orders Cor am y stores
The cabin Of their boat is fitted up handsomo " with
furniture for the accommodation Of travellers,
and the propretors pledge themselves to the public
that much of order and quiet shall be preserved as
in we'll regulated hotels on shore.
Public patronage in both departments solicited.
July 2G. ! 3 i5.-26.-,}
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Attention Chlon7a L-prg

4 STEADY situation and fair Wages will be give
40 a Joumeyman Shoe and Boot Maker, ~ the
una3rslgnod. He viii not employ a gentleman W no
cannot do fine work and who does not possess good
qualities He also desires immediate appIicllipn
SiLAS VI. hhERlNJ&E.
VAN BUaEN, May 9Th, 1913. Ig-,C