Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12


ROBERT w. JOHNSON,
OF PULASKI.
BILLS OF LAnlNG and WAGON RE
CEIPTS for sale al his Office.
GrThe river is very low, though there is wa
ter enough for very light draught boats.
EsRArA.-We discover typographical error
paper. In the third line from bottom, where it is
''rOse-lined.' it'shouId read "rose-hued.''
0rThe Counsel of Tom Starr made motion
in The Circuit Court, on last Thursday, to change
the venue, which was granted by tho Judge and
the trial Of Starr will como off III Johnson
county, at the ceming Circuit Court.
New NAIL RoUr IN OpERArIoN--The mail
route No. 5995. from Van Buren, TO Fayetteville,
via the Narrows Of Frog b you, has been put in
.operation, and Post-occ is established at James
Gin. under me style Of" Belmont" Crawford
county and Mr.. JOHN NJ. IAmEs is appointed Post
!. Master. Ne learn, that the appointment and ne
.cessarv papers arrived at the Post Office in this
place, by the last mail.
GTThe Circuit Court for Crawford county
met on last Monday. The Hon. S. G. SNEED.
presding-J. ]. GREEN, Esq. Prosecuting At
torney.
ETThe Rev. DANIEL BAKER will take leave of
his brethren in this place, on next Monday. lie
goes 10 Balesvillc, where he will tarry a short
time Leforo he returns TO Mississippi.
EFOur thanks to the Hon. C. ASHLEY. and
the Hon. r. w. JOHNSON for Congressional do
cumcnts.
0@FWo understand that the citizens of this
place, have invited the Rev. J. N. MAFFTrr 10
pay us visit.
0T Elder JOHN T. JOHNSON left this place for
Fayetteville on las: Tuesday.
Tie Liu7e Rock Ga=epe.-By the last Banner,
we learn that BEN. J. BoRDEN.\ Esq. the talented
and gent!emanly editor of the Arkansas Gazette,
has retired from the tripod; and Shas been sue
cecded in tile control of that paper, by GEO. B.
UAYDEN,Esq.
Mr. BORDEN retres from the cares and trbu-
lations OF his Office with the respect and esteem
of bis contemporaries. Whist he advocated the
measures of his party with vigor and manIiness,
he never forgot the courtesy due among gentle
men. Mr.. b. has our sincere wishes for his fu-
ture success in whatever path of life he may .pur-
sue.
We greet Mr.. HAYDEN in the corps as a high
minded, honorable gentleman, in whom we have
every confidence, that he viii conduct his sheet in
manly courteous and digni6ed manner, and one
who will, by his ability, sustain the character of
the press. Though we differ in political mat
ters, we hope nothing wiz iransPire TO interrupt
our secial asreements.s
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoNvENrrGN.-Atd eau
Gus of the democratic lnembers of Congress, i
unanimously determined upon. and recomend.
cd that the National Democratic Convention for
the nomination Of candidates for President and
Vice President, be held on the fourth Monday IN
lLay, in the city Of Baltimore.
THE LADY's DOLLAR NEwsPA PER.--This is a
new publication issued by GoDEY, of the Lady's
Book, and edited by Grace Greenwood, a lady
-eminently qualified for the task she has
med. She writes i'll elegant taste, and her produc-
tons are well known to the reading community.
The So Dollar Newspaper" will be devoted to the
Ladies IFS contents, though, will differ from that
of the Lady's BCok-of more miscellaneous cha
racter-alsd the publisher promises that, notwith-
standing il viii. como from the same press, 1t shall
not contain the 50 me matter with that periodical.
1t is prbshed seG -monthy, at 8 per annum
6 copies for Spa yabIc in advance--ai the or
flee of L. A. GoGtev. ll3 Chesnut-street, Phila-
delpba.s Our readers cC>uld not club for cheaper
moro desirable family pa l7er. =
CLAY rs. TAYLoR.--A Washing Ton correspond
ent in the New York Spectator, says: rumor
was, some weeks ago, circulated, and thc.1 cre-
ded ii myself that Mr.. Clay had declared that irt
would be a candidate again for election Presi-
dent. A fresh runor started, that he will
withdraw ip avor of General Taylor. Both ru-
mors are without foundation. Mr.. Clay will be
the whig candidate, if the whg convention nom
nate him, and he will not withdraw in favor of a
military man, or recommend to his friends the
support of a military man. This, at least, is the
opinion of those here who claim to know his sonii
ments on this subject,
OCTKisses and apples are very similar ;; -they
Iouij povar he tastch without "a ring.