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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-09-07

LANCE YrELD or WHkAr-Wc learn
that Martin Goldsborough, ESQ, of Talbot
county, has farm combining about 24O
acres Of cleared land, Which, divided into
three fields, makes so tcres each. Hav-
ing accurately laid OF enc acre, and mea-
sqred Il, ituasfound TO bicld the enormous
quantity Of f7y add bu,hels Of uheat-and
f the balance should gie the same yield,
e viii be upwards Of 1000 bushels on
Eighty acres
ILLzzoIs The Chi.seo Democrat, !
CAS- and Butler paper, ssys sIt cannot
be denied that there i considerable de-
lection from The Democrats party n this
city, end that Gen. Co.'S Win not receive
% large majority - " hare formerly
gwen al Presidential elections
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-09-07

- ! eorrespoh1k. g
wiring ffom Camp Gn, ~ r ess.'s Y. s1n,
House, Nd. ssEs: On s, ,-- ,. ss.'n ,s
address b. he Rsr. DasxEf isz. :. ! -
nuly excellent si>is, and he DE- > feiS -. :.
speaker svinesd re PaIily 81 IS ial..sieS....' \.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-11
For iAR Rnunrr

As there are number of asprants for tho va cances in the U. s. Senate, discussion of their respective merits and qualification all will admit to be right: Among the number we find Major Wrn. Field He is one of the early settlers in Arkansas; be has lived here for than eighteen years-his uniform fidelity to the doctrine of the democratic Pary-his zealous suppor, of it's men and measures in times long past, well as present, place him in prominent position. lt is conceded that in the selection of persons for so responsible and dgniied station, those should be chosen who are best eas. fed 10 render efficient servics and reflect credit on the State. Maj. Fields long residence here, his intimate acquaintance with the interests of he di- ierent sections, place him in Posiion superior to tha; of mere locality. Those who we're here in the fiis; settlement of the territory, who suffered the pIivations incident to new county, and who have witnessed the progress, the development of tie resources Of the State, can feel more lively interes, in her greatness ard prosperity than those whose coming was at more favored period. Bet hts being an .old Seuler,'' is not Maj. FieId's only qualification or claim; his extensive knowledge of men and things, his profound political information, his earnest and enthusiastic devoion to the cherish ed rrneplss of democracy, sire the assurance that in the Senate he would be an efficient ads ocae of rights, and bold and successful defender of hs party. His urjfoFm courtesy and Ibersli,y endesr him to all who know him, while his forbesrancc to seek for station heretofore give him strong claim uron the favcs of the people. Whhout disparsge- ment 10 inc claims of others do assure you that Arsansss could ssnd no one to represent her in the Halls of legislation. who would reflect upon her iusl scrtite.
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irknaWlsdgsmsnts.

We are indebted to Senator Sebastian Tor several speeches and pubic documents. Among the later we find tho report of geological exploration ol lows, Wisconsin and Illinois made under the in. struetions of the Secretary of the Treasury by Dr. b. D. Owen It is accompanied with handsomely coored Maps and eugravings illustrating the report and is at this time 10 us a most valuable work.
 Col, Johnson will accept onr thanks for the re- port oi the commissioncr of the General Land office and other documents.
 To Senator Bofiand we are indebted for Gen Pillows defencs before the court of Inquiry which recently investigated the charges made against him by General Scott. 1.-the secretary of war had lef, any portion of the absurd conduct of the commnn- der in chief uncxpesed Pillow has certainly filled the deficiency and placed before the worlt wat 'the great captain Can do when under the influence oi vindic'ive spirit and determination to do nus- tee to brother officer.
 Gen. Pillows defence is acknow ledged even by his whg adversarics 10 be mild, forcibe and excul- paiory. His summary of the testimony concerning the LeoDidas letter, leaves him without stain and convicis both Trisi and Freaner of a misfepIesen- taiion under oath. With these gentlemen he deals severely, and gives Don Nicholas rsgular skin ming. We have ba; little doubt that the court will dismiss the mat unworthy of further notice and leave all the parties somewhat shorn oI their laurels in the disgracefui contest.
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TO TIE NnIGs aP PrLAskl raIAfN.

have read the address of our ohi fisnd sad Wtig Senator, Newton, and ain much pleased with li, notions about The affairs of aur country He says there Is no honesty moral elevation anongst the politicians, and by their misconduct our public institutions are tending dowuward. am glad 70 find Ibat my brother whigs approve these seAti- Ipenis, and to man. will show it by voting for Ms Newtoae--l new ta apoa them to aid me ia s.or. ping their downward tendency. and to show oar ''sinesrisy' by voting for JAaEp C. M lss1s q far. nef in Eay hsighborhcod.foy ths legislature. Mr Martin is no HPciiiseal hack" dcpeadeat ugoa the ssaits tos hts support bat an ''independent free- Iaar'' Of our eeuhtry, aud hope my wing brets- fen vii prsssr the welfare of the country above alt pef'tes." and vote for of the .hosesi kasafss- ed yeomsafy et the country" In voting ies Ms Newton will prove the sincerity of my scqnies- eenee in hls no-psrty dcctriae snt intead farihtr To prove my sincerity by carrying eus that sIottsiae n the election for Tnsmten ef the legislature
 hope to hars the eo-opeta.ien of every Whis shs has pairiotsn enough to s.ssieei As Rsprssea- faiss iiA rf'' t0 tss scfaai srigssetss shs sss. VqiAOst r.fessEes to old party Iis<s4'y
 A WRss cy lSta
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Col. Johnson and Col. Sewtsu.

Thcse gentlemen arc befcss ths people of Arkaa- sss, candidates fer the honos of spfesshiia tHei in Congress. The one nominated V the POPsisr vsies in the State Convention, Of the party se which he belongs, the Oh-r modesty announces himself with out ths endorsement ven of the rksg Siste eoarea- ho" lfl whseh sfpefntsd htm ifs fsfepresentafiyt to PliIsdelphIa.
 Cci, Johnson pEoclaimH hss pnseiPles distinctly, openly; and with due deferenee to those who msy honestly differ with hIm in opinion, his determna- alton 10 ISaint.in them. The measures which he intended to savoeaie wers marked ont. plainly and nneqaivOesiiy one could be deceived. Colonel Newton presents his circular. ssd who can gather from itshis political creed. Is he . whgi Ora de' moeratG He sepaasates both. Isl,ea wirno. Proviso man or pot7 We defy any one 10 tell. He ;s simply s'one of the people par exesllenes, quoadam whig
 candijae for office, exceedingly snlietious to gain democratic votes aud epposed so death 10 all "spois' men, "oeFes sseesrss and "politciaas. Was there ever mere aimsy humhusgesy. or a more coniemp- tible eicr, to gali aad ehtrap democratic vOtes7-- Col Newton can scarcely suppose that people are ignorant of The fict thai he of all other men in Ar kansas stands prominently before the public as aa office seeker that De has held office in some shape or other tarirg hls residence in the Stae and iol the as eight or ten years has been uursed a the lap of that sspseg idol of the people. the Real Estate Bank. He has been Marshall and be has repressn-
 ted or rather ~trepressnted this Slate in CongIess but like h. ticket to tue Philadelphia convention was a commission to represent mo'tifying minori tvs His vote fsr Panraeenfat;ye to Congress wa,
 i5 out of the 63i2 that were cast. snd bis vote foi member 10 represent ArkzHsas ia the Convention was only aiEe as there were not moro present.
 We hate eant-re!i,ous or political. It may be speeious snbtifuge. but we have more eonfidene' in the intelligence of inc Demoraetic party than is suppnse they can be led of from adherence to the priSc les by the '.n0 parts' jargon of vapcurins political Don oaixote. He may rave and fumeiht patriotic srdor m4y boil over st the mention of "po
 ticans' and political hacks but ihs 'dear peo ple" ~i penetrate these ''aimsy dsguises to fttie the minds of freesnen,' = and reject unworthy O being placed on athe wa'ch.ower at the Metropolis of the Union" man who conceals his prineiPIrsO O has none at all at this 'etentfui crisis in our ns tons history"
 A friend al our elbow asks US, (just what VI have the Gazette, several times )-when and where this State convention was held and who was pres eni. He says that in 1894 Gel. Newton was CIay man first. last and all tss aAs. and suggests tba were se now soliciting the votes of psig maiOrn, we weuid hear the sane rhapsody upon whig meas ures that distinguished hisvocierous oretOry in ih, canvass of that year.
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POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.

CEN JAxEs YELL, candidate for Democratic Eleesos. wiIi address the people at the following times ard pieces, VT:
 Lnile Rock, PuIaski CO.,. Saturday. July I5 isvisharg. Conway co. Monday. Juy IL Dover. Pope co, Thursdav, July l9. tiarksville, Johnson co. Friday July 2i taper, Newton CO.,. Monday, July 2j Cafrclton, Carol O., Wednesday, July as Huntsville, Madison CO.,, Friday, July 9s Bentopviie, Benton CO.,. Monday, Jaiy 3I Fayetteville, Washington co, Wednesday. Aug. 9 Cane Hdi. Washington co. Saturday August 5. Van bares. Crawford co, Monday. August ' 4zark, Fraakiin co, Wednesday, August g. Beouvi'le Scot CO., Friday, August II. Danviiie. Yell co, Monday, August IL. ferTysiile, Ferry co, Wednesday. August Is. Aud at any other place on the way appointsd,by me pscrie, where ihr appointment does not con h'et with any oi the above engagements
 Some friend will please re. advertise these ap- po'ntmen's ia each county by putting up written mo- hces at the most public places.
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vices ss nistsr PIenip0.easssy to eSseIude trsa- ty of spss hssnAeHshs Unastd States MezicO.
 whsn NSdersd tkis apz<laamen,. he ss 6rst de- siineA sae btng t. bat tha President, members of As esbinet saz Eaaf sf ss saoxt Distinguished men st washiagton ely urged him tS accept it for the benefit of his eoaaiFy. He reluctantly. consented s1si l;i v s SSKSss Complsss seeesss hss crowned hs miesiea ppd he has h ebedsnee to his lnstrne- lions returned to Washington city with the rAiAsd treaty. ef peace in bis hand. This is certainly an hdsF t0 ctr Stslss abd strange woald t be If the people q ATkansas should s.sweR o0 i" anch a. diar hxf6islsaa abtx and faithful pabhe servant Gel Seyies for any ether man. ai a7s The msmbers of our Legislature will como to- geter instructed by the rcople 10 select Gel Sevief to his oid place i the D. g. Senate and for the term of six yeasa from tha foafth aay of March 1888
 The Arkansas Intelhgencsg wiA confer favoF on an old cash paying subscriber by publishing this eOnanuhicafisn AN OLD SETTLER.
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, PuLlTIciL iPP0ININPNTS.

We are requested bS Col. Roane. to say that he will address. bis fellow citilsns at the following pIaces. and oa the days mentonsd below; Ssascy, " hiie CO.,, Tuesday, Jnly IT, Elizabeth. JacksOa co. Thursday ls BatesyiiIs. Independence CO.,, Saturday IS. Mpnht Vernon. IEard O., Monday IT. Ssiem, Fulton cc.. "Wednesday IA. @ SmithSilie. Lawrence CO.,. Friday 2I. Jsskssns Lawrence CO.,, Saturday 22. Geinsvil,e, Grseb ce4 Monday 24. Bnllver. Poinseti co, Wednesday 26 The Csprt House of St. Francis CO.,, Friday 2s.
 And at such other points as the people may de- sire, not to interfere with the above sppontme nts
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Political Appeiutments.

Col. S. U. HEasPerEAp. Dfmoeraiic candidate foi the vacancy in the United States Senate oceasoned by the deAth ef Col. Ashley; will address the peo rIe d the following places and times viz: Van Dnren Crawford co. "Wednesday July l2th. Fert Smith, Cgawford so.; Thursday July 18th. Ozark. Franklin e.; Saturday. July 18th. CiaTksrile. Johnson O.; Monday July l7lh. ppysr. Pope e.; Wedncsday July 18th. NoFrisspwn. Pope co.; ThaTsdav July 2oth. DaAsille, sYell CO.,; Saturday. July 22i. Ppryville, Ferry CO.,; Monday. July 9th f.ewishsyg, Conway eos, Tnssday, July 18th ChnfnA, vsa Barn CO.,; Thursday, Jaiy 77th Little Rock, Pulaski CO.,: Saturday, July 18th
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sE.acY Co., June P. ls4s

SEaGer c., June 2T. ls4s. Editor of-ths Banner:
 Sir enclose you few tnes which Eili give you ssaaii iiea oi tbc political sentiments of the people of this county coaslee- rabse majority of which is democratic.
 Gen. Hempstead appeared at Lebanon according 10 appoiatments yesterday, and addressed large congregation ef the citizens who assembled frosa different parts of the county b hear him. The Geserai took his position, and led of In n most beautiful and sloqaesf address, sarh the people SeIden hear in thsss dggins. Part of the Geisfal's speech on the Mexican Wal was rich. aud ,waA re- ceived with harty eheess aff around. Alter the General csssed oar esadidstes for Representatives came iorsar ---Thc shig candidate declnged him self in favor of san. aud sosea,. ltbis wii please one side of Buck and make the otheF sorry) bot | an not able 10 say who ihis eoanty wii be in favor of fur the Senate, besides Sesssr. We looki ng for Jadge Oldham in s6srtt nlss---1he Judge wtfi make some signs. RAc k BoSE.
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IT \ Gentleman from.ihe West who has The very best opPortnni'y of knowing the political feelings of the Western people informs that with the ex- cepiion of the Van Buren clique and a few friends ot Major Bofland. in Johnson county, who in- dcbied to hirn for personal kindnessesthe Wes, is strongly in favor of SevIer. This is the sentiment which reaches from almost every postion of the State
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The Eastrrn Mail.

Ia eessrqsense os an unexpected change mad. by the Poa Mss'cr General in the River Route, ,he coniraet male by Col. snapp with Capt Tins to take the nal by The river has been rescn1ed. and fha tssnss sne ,,sges have been sent back to the Rock Roe Fnc The ditfeaiiy we understand ati. ses from ihe demand by tho Pos, Master General ihas Messsomery's Point shall bs included In the roass, which VIII 10, give sufficient time to 'ran.- pofstis naiis in ih- re'iea required by tue sehed. als-g ss, ee
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New hiefiion Law.

Az tie Jay of ourgensra election neal al tand. We call the attention of Jndess ef eovnty Courts and other officers, and especially the rcssrs 0 the provisions of the new election law. which changes the mode oivOiiag from piss 10 the Ballet sys tem.
 Believing that st this time we coad moi sad mat ter uere aseiuf to the of resaers. we rpb- I;sh in ar other column ,his law eniire.
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LIL1rE RocK. Jr1., 5. lsis

 L \. WmrirY Esq
 sir-The undersigned committee on be- half oi the Lirle.Reek Lyceum, would respectfully soiieit for publication a copy of the eloquen, ad. dress which you delivered al the celebration ia the Hall of Representative, on the 4th inst. your com phanee would oblige yonr most obcsient seryts,
 WILLIAM F. POPE, - D. W. CARROLL, Committee
 JOHN T. TRlGG,
 LIrrLE Rocx, July 5, is4s. "ENrtS&EN-In complying win your request allow me to retarn my sincere thanks 10 yourselvc. and through you to the Society which yoa rcnrc. se.i, io' u.e tonors they have choseh 10 eo0fsr uPoa
 am, gentlemen, win sincefe regsrd, your
 ubedsat servants,
 LAMBERT \. WHITLEY.
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eve eaaddty believe that Csss is in danger oi losing thi' Sta,e.' Batespins Easie.
 The man who said he once shot flock of pigeons with hoe handle was sIncefe--he told fl 90 otisn that he btliered1. Bat our neghbor of the Eagle in making the above cdndid remark cannot avail him. self of such an excuse fe has not ye, told It often enough.
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Palitieal innainimsnis.

na The. Hon N. S. oLpHAN. candidate for The Cpiied States Senate to fiji the vacancy oecssioued by the death or the Hon. Chester Ashley, will ad- dress the peofl le attBe following plscessnd times viz:
 Athens, tzard co, Jaly "a
 Liberty, lzaTd CO. July Is.
 felivflie. Marion co, Jnfy r. Lebanon, Searey CO, July ts.
 Jasper, Newton CO.,. July 2l.
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Marine Hospital ai Napoleon.

| has been . mafteF of surprise Io msNy that the law of eongress authorizing the building of th's es- tablishment has never been carried into e3eet, its usefulness has never beeu questioned hy hs govern. ment yet s,ill the Otk ssaslayed. uaaeceantabiy. uR,il taken uP by our representative in Congress Cot Johnson. who with his usual energy. has in- vssiieatsa tbe cause of such neglect, and put the matter ia train which we hope will end in fss sc- eomvlshmeni.e The following letter and aceosH- panyiag eoaesroatencs wiil show the condition in which stands 2: present. &
 m Washington June Sth ists. Dear L..-Enelosrd send you for publication what eorrespondeace I have lad in regard to . marine Hospital at Napoleon. The delays in regard to this hospital, @ much needed at Nspeieon. both account of sranges and fss the protection of he citizens who gre subject to constant tax, are al. intolersbie, and the dcaItes of even learning what is ihe present condition of the business have been almost insaTmountabis. At length learn from the enclosed correspondence that the govern men waits aclion which shall dete mine the validity of title 10 the site on which the Hospital shaH be erected and that ihe deeds have been forwarded to the U. S. District Attorney for his opinion. Now to not 6etieve tnat those Gecds nave ever come 70 tho hands of Col. Hempstead as learn they were sent years ato to some of his predecessors and
 hope they not tn hss possession that he wiIl advise me of if, and also advtse ihe Attorney Con era, ard caa upon his predecessors for them if in their possession. The application for the purchase fear will be if not already forfeited for the par- chase of thissite. and it must be pressed 10 nation.
 am informed by the Hon J. Thompson that the bill establishing marine Hospitals was passed some years ago with great difficulty. Because it was amended in the Senate by Sevier with the provision for this Hospital, which was rejected by the House, and again added and insisted dpoa by the Senate and finally agreed to. These are the facts learn and the same success may not atieAd another efort.-- The people of Desaa hope. wAI forward petitions this matter next winter if not before and the mem- Der fer Desha hope will bring the matter before our next Legislature. tor the passage of memorial ,# You,s truly, Ha
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Candidaiss In lad,peadtntt raaaly.

Candidates are being kept right busy jass now Stump speaking Is tls order of the day; on tbe Is Tor ticket Jas H. Patterson, foG the Senste. Capt P w Deshs and Dr. John Kifkwood ae for ihs Hoase. On the cass ticket adse Watkins forthe Senate, ard D. C. Montgomery and II. C. Dye, Esq'rS for the House Baleseias Edg!s.
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NOTICE.

On Saturday next Gen. Jas. Yeil, Democratic sssd'dae sOr Eleeior w address the people of this O"nty stthe-ei'y Hall, at II o'clock AM,
 The whigs are Invited 10 attend, especially those belonging to the "obsoieies'' and "no- -partyisis"
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Secretary of the Treasury To Hon. R. W. JouxsoS, House of Reps.
Hon. K. W. Jonxsgx.

Hon K W JoHxspx. S" Hosss q RsprssFniatttes.
 !. tS Engineer DepaYtment, [ as auR WashinEson. April !. l5ts.S
 SsR; As the selection of sites for marine Hospitals has Aeyes beea aades the direction of this Depart. sasa,, I hase the honor to iaform you tha, your ecsn@asica.ioa of the sih iast win accompany ipg papers. received this day has been referred to the Secretary 1f War. Sea Y l Very respectfully year cbs. sery't, s FRED, A. SMITH. Csssaia a
 ... s. M q Eagiassrs fl. C. F.
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Candidates in Prairie.

2Wshsve been requested to state that the several candidates before 'he people of Prairie county, will sddrass the citizens of that county. at the several e'fston PresiDc,s. according to the following sp- peiHtments:
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Eentasky |. \ sepaior,

rke reaisvGie Conri.r learns by letter from Frankfort, ta.et Ipnr 2ssd. that the Gcssrnor has appsnseas Es-Ga-srsof Meteaif us senaser In tas pAse Of sfrs crittendpn rssign.d -s-
 wshase seen | ststrd that Wa, J. Graves was s,pcsaleis bai prcsums il wss an error.
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h cnrraxnnndenfx

We will give "L' of Pine Bluff next week-I, was not received in time for to days paper He tells us-"You irnay place Jefferson county down, first las, and all the time. fer Sevier."
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VIM. II. FURMAN
House of Reps, May 29th, is4s.

tfNu71 VI IN' r . ''I"l -@'t'Ii '0F-' To Secretary of Treasury;
 DEAR SIE: By law maine Hospital Is 10 be es'ablihed at Napoleon Arkansas. The selection of the site made, and inc neglect existing somewh here in perecting the tile has thus far defeated the Iaw. Gen. V B. Wadron has ex- hbi.ed much anxiety and pressed this matter in vain Sir, l. now learn that be Is dead. have now to reque.t that if in your power you will cause to be traced up this matter and inform me why action is had what is it's present condition and wha, is re- quired. II is subject of deep interest 10 many of my constituents.
 With the highest respect
 Your obt servant,
 R W. JOHNSON.
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We find in the tiss of graduates al The wes' Pnint Miiirsrv Aead-my. .Iss nafas of our young friend ws, N, R Hr.LL of Arkaasas.
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R. W. JOHNSON.
New York. March 9. ISIS.

New York, March %, l5lS. Col SEvIER. Sir: Hearing the death of my ia ther-in-iaw Mir. Victor B. Waldron at Napoleon Arkansas and being aware of his hating business Of importance to attend to at Washington in reference to his sale of property to Government. write this, requesting that you wl transmit to me statement o the transacions, together with your advice in the steps necessary to take, to bling the matter to a close.
 Trusting to yonr friendship for the deceased 10 obtain your valued iuhuenee in this Ca matter of much importance 10 his family as far your linn tied stay at Washipg'on will admit and that may hear from you immrd diately upon receip; of this.
 am with resPegt,
 Yonr oh't serv't
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ID eonvsraad& nna sssseod from him he wsal3 seo @ AitOspsf General. vstea tA Parsrs were sen, to hin aed ep Isssning hissh,efbeas to the deeds. f any eOaM tale then to AslAusas with him, and have the hfOrAah,Iss removed
 JNO. Q. MCPHERSON. 0.rk e4s..sss.sss e SaeFeiaEp ,af Rar-., TAs the Attorney General is sbseat this unofficial memorandum may be of servIee.l
 A. CAMPBELL. Chief cisgk. wsaFsr pspsss haye tsss ssae tvshs psseaet Aevv- ney for Arksnsas Or Ais ep aiaa sedH approved by him there will be no difficulty h ike case. M H.l ,asaH x JOHNTa REID. March slst, l516, sst NaI
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Messrs.
WM F POPE, l..
 D. " CARROLL. loennii'ee o' Little JOHN T. TRlGG, Rock Lyeeam.

Inaceefdence with request cf the eommiltee, we publish apon the Outsde of paper of to day, the handsomely written and c'oquenly delivered adtrexs ol Mr Whiieiy
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By order of the Secretary of War. showed to Mr. waidrcn, when be was here in December. the records and the ae's relative 10 site a, Napoleon
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3Eflrr aoIdirrs were sa ovsrjoyed on Fe,sFbIng from Mexire, thai tkey all wen, into irsa.porss.
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Laportani. ytsae-A tsegraptie essfs'ea ,... s n Charleston Courier, of the 2ish ssys;, " fy.s bs4 znor ed "a Beihnore, yesterday, u@t '' k lss repudia,e,. the nomina,ien of Gen. asfs' v Who coaveEssea a; Phils,le'ptia. '-- Dtii''
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hosnpLE foETvREs--The saastings of our ar. my Ia Mrxieo Nas sad D have been iatsnsc--t in tsuts.) sas @ M