Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

J. billiard candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
this county at the ensuing August election.
GEWe are authorised to announce Colonel JOHN
CARNALL candi date for reelection to the Office
of SHERIFF of Crawford county, al the next August
election.
g-5-We are authorised to announce Capt n. a PRY-
Or, candidate for the office of SHERIFF Craw-
ford county, at the next August election.
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Zigegccr, will be taken, without the cash ssccom-
panies the same.
All job-work must be paid for when it is taken
away. and transient advertisements to be paid for
when the same admitted in the paper.
Distant patrons can obviato this cash regulation
by giving city endorsements.
0TThe River continues in low stage, but is
navigable for the smallest boats
The Santa Fe, from New Orleans, arrived on
Saturday and returned, for the same port, on
Tuesday.
Tho Tributary reached Lewisburg and in con-
sequence of low wafer returned.
The ACADEMY AT Foar CoEFEE.-An exami.
nation Of the Indian scholars at Fort COFFEE W II
come of on the 9Th and 26th inst We are
gratfed TO learn that this institution in in fou-
rishing coalition; and that the Choctaws are de.
irving great advantages from it, by the education
of their rising youth.
"a. c. LIS" Hunting Tale, No. ., will be
found on first pago-read it. it is interesting.
New GooDs.-Messrs. Wallace q. Ward are
receiving large addition to their stocks of fancy
and staple dry-goods, groceries, hardware hats.
feady-made clothing, &C., &c. We have wan
aered through, and wondered at their establish
ment-the number Of boxes, barrels and bales.
and the great piles of goods mounted in pyramids
10 the ceiling. If we were not aware Of
the great amount of goods sold in this place
during the year, we might indeed wonder whore
ard how they are to be disposed Of We have
never seen in this State such an extensive assert
h'ent OF handsome, fine and useful goods They
calculate, this year, to DO large business in The
way OF furnishing country stocks.
0~Capt. Damron will please accoft cur thanks
for late papers.
N"e are indebted to the polite Captain of the
Cotton Plant for late new Orleans n,,ars
tl-Ihe Governor has offered $500 reward ror
Inc apprehension of Michael D2ozin and Tan,
ef0Tr' who escaped from the Johnson county mil.
ZANE iiILL SPRINGs.-We understand that mr..
Engagements are making in the salubrious and
Ae''''ny nei8h6orhood of the far-fanled Cane Hill.
10 accommodate families and other risi,ors -, ~
may seek the cool and refreshing breaza and ",
'ers OF that region. We believe that no nr,,o,
si0hs are made for high medicinal qualities in the
waters. The bracing mountain atr7os,bero cool
0Feozes' cold and healthy waters, deIiobtg,I s-eno.
fS' picturesque beauty of the fertile md ,vou i'll
ea iarms and good society are all the attrac tons
lhat our Cane Hill noghbors offer to the denizers
OF lne snitry regions in Arkansas. Oar ci,izers
could not seek and enjoy a more healtbf,I resor,
during the sckly months OF summer. We orr
PLEASED to learn of these preparations. and enfer
tain no doubt but that focks of visitors will call
upon them this sumner.
ECap;. ". Il. HAarfon, 9th Infantry. pssxad
through cur city on last Tuesday, to Join his reqi
ment IN Mexico. lie was accompanied bv his
lady, who will visit the north durino his tour IN
mat country. As the news Of peace has reached
u.s. we believe that Capt. w. will receive counter
orders at New Orleans; and hope we NAV aoaio
soon have his society on this frontier.
MR. SULLIVAN SAFE.--A man passed tbroucb
this place short time ago. who had been tray.
cling companion of Mr. Sullivan, of Little Rock
stated that canoo in which they were coming
down the river had capsized at night, and thai he
was separated from Mr.. S. who he believed was
drowned.
From the last Cherokee Adrocaie We learn Tim.
Mr. Sullivan clung 10 tree top all night. and
IS now in safety al Fort Gibson. i