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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE CGNyrx.r,o>

Aes''ld'y was the day appointed for The rne.,nr r
'Ne democratic State Conven'ln in This place. 'rho
racket, ~ tuesday, brought UP small number ofn.I
eatfS. and irwarived BY private conyeyances J0,;n
tAe same day. On Tuesday night, The SaIon .f,1''
Masonic Hal was opened and large audience address.
oy A'siT>. Hopkins, Of Po ,Ia;an, Watkins. Of R;,,
mond. and CIai! orne, Il Franklin
i he Convenliun met in tile Mas mic Saloon. At II
Clock. and was organized by tie appointment Of Ma,
lancey rs President. sayer. Wee Presidents. and A.,
SIS. VIM. Richie and Drnkard as Secretaries A.
ADJ nrnlnent Was then made ID l.yncI's Warehons.
which had been conveniently ftedup. Gen. Bavly then
addressed the Convention until dinner In he.,ttrrru
the audience addressed by Mr. Younr. Of II,,,v..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
I'tal

IE1 N'J TIy sR w anaI1s' IA- p m0crac clnl,als
Is O.''4. oT Cc6 nr.rr haI III SG.
will BE- seen that whilst The Wing 5 renn,h Ia. m
creased Isl woes. HE Demo c Ia la "a II r.
Inc 81 cIJn lor Congress hls r.S'II "a in . rain of
W Ing mcmbcr. Ih repr sr,tlatjr saud~ five Dem.
"'ratr and Two Viii --;ll n.v members IL rhr p-..-
rnl Congress there is but oae Why from Mime 4.
far Is hear 'rnn h"rr have been ! Wh.> 81 D-ruol
cra's and Free soil men, The House viii. IN al
probability, however, BE- mocrarr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
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her" has probably brtnro election uf / G4yrroor ~
The pe'pr. The j. lcralI gives HE following sum
ntry Of tie returns Of 1870 touns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
FOR RENT.
A CONVENIENT and comfortable office IN the
"A rear Of Niessrs. Bryant s 'lTnsev. Poss ssoa
can be had at once. JNO. ID. MURRELL.
Sept. | w. 2if
NOTICE.

NOlItF.
TENiE subscriber having taken into his business rs
n partner,
ZINES "A. SITGLER
the business Will from and after this time be conducted
under the name Of Peters s Sgler. lie returns his
sincere aud grateful thanks to hsod friends and custom
ers who have so long patrunzad INN and wnI re~Dec
fully sIliea continuance Of he same IL the new fin
DON T. G. PETERS.
Angus 3-ts
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

tioHy"ood were ignored by the Wicklow grand
JnFy' ana they returned Dublin on the I4th. and
we're greeted by the congratulations of their
iieidS' wicklow Is protestant town., - and
Tue grand jury was q Conservative. - The Dub
lin freeman exulls over tbs defeat of tbe aiIorra
general.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
NalS lar Whir Gracksrs.

5oB-TAfLs- In old coon times whenever the
wings started q new party-werd. they bOasled than
they had added another ring to their co8n's tell.
Now since they have discarded all their cd prin-
cioes - It IS evident that they have cut il entirely
Off smack, smooth oil. " The question q RI
ses whothsg boJ-laii coon can mike successful
race turn a short corner or walk a log p Tiohs,
burg SsAtjIsL
The iberville Democrat says that if Gen. Tavlor
has any extraordinary popularity it must be yav
from home, as he viii be badly beaten in his own
pafish.-I6.
The Richmond Enquirer says, thot every
democratic paper in Virginia, North Carolina.
Georgia, tIorIdl, Aiohemo, Louisana and }Iissis-
sIpPI' has run up the n7g Of Cass and Butler -
IL was m these states that disaffectou was feared
II any were; but this does cot look much like it.
Dr.. Duncan has consented to be q candidate
for Congress in the Hamilton District. Ohio
The Cld4' coonskiuner . will take the hide of the
carnssa now Teed and ssuiking from the light.
Mr. c. B. Baldwin. ooe of the most talented
wings IN Chlckasaw county, recently declared. in
public speech that he could not support Gen.
Taylor as q whig" and that if the party run
him they must drop the name e whig " and all the
old ssuos-- Pjcts5urg Sentinel.
Mr.. Horny. one of the whig electors in Tennes-
soe, has refused to serve. He cannot swallow
ti3 tO73 OF 40 pFintlneS am 0DOUL0l. which the
wing doctors at Philadelphia prescribed for their
party suppase.-I5ti.
For CLAY . AND NOTHING ELsE. "-'Fho Oaon-
daga Sentinel. whig paper published ot Syracus.
sill keeps up Ar. Gays name for Ptesids-sl .sua-
ject TO the decision oftio American people. - and
apaends tbat OF Hr. Fillmore, subject 10 the de-
cissl9n Of the Buffalo convention. - It's motto is,
"Henry Clay never surrenders. "
\ LARGE HAUL.-- AT a Democratic mass meo
ting held in indianapolis, TuIarT-sEyEU Wings
come forward and declared they could no longer
ga with The anti-war party, and would support Cass
and Butler. The uoJsiors are conng.--Prarje
D5mGcrai.
THos. +. MA2sEALr., Of Kentucky, who has
been claimed by the wing papers as champion
OF Taylor a2itiHgasas, was recently called on by
them foe a speech Frankfort. To their. con-
s;PrnatIon-ae declared, reporled by the LOUIS
vile journal, thai - he had not vet taken ground
either for Taylor or Cass. - We infer from the
spitefu tone of the journal towards him, that the
eloquent Tom is abOat 10 come Uut for Cass and
Butler.- Vicksburg Sentinel.
GT Washington county, in 1916, had 1886
white males; cultivated 2 in cotton, and p, 40
10 grain. lis projections that year, were II bales
Of cotton. 4I4.5IS bushels Of corn, 4J,l54 OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
FEENY NOTICE.

EBAY no attention to new humhngs, rs mr. rs
81 tatiisbst FerricG--cut ro7ds--nely brj4ges
and gev High cHls. Keep The Old well established
awi plain road - tho VAN BUREN, Forrv.
where you will Gni good new ferry bo0ls-exre-
reuc"d. careful and objgiug ferrv-ru2n and
charges us caaop ns tho ch~apos,. Droycrs will
faa TINS the best and safest point to cross stock al
Oh ,ho Arsonaas river. They will oIso find H.
good lot, Immediately at The Ferry !nndi0r for
their accommodation. The farmer by crossing
ot this ferry, con have the advantage OF the Van
Buren, market, whore tho hghoa, prices oro paid
). NJ. GLENN.
Won Bnrrr. Sept 2G. I7E7.-34-t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
S17 ! @TS9
O. - -z-,f=--s
,0' - '-..zs. - 7s-S..iss~ G7g2SIy

E-ETzE.EE-D,
On Thur-dly the I3Jh inst, the residence Of Jas
Crawford, ESQ. Cane iIjII hy The Rev j. Nav.
E5r. r. D. J&AW FORD 10 Miss ELIZA IlEy -}-
son, all Of Washington county.
On the % ia inst. by the Pe-. Isaac TutLtrgfon,
Tr. russell WILLIAMS TO Miss AMANDA SNIP
SON, all Of ETausiin county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

Z JSF RECElVED-penims, apron check. cotton
% AIDES, silk surge cross lar muslin, ginghams, nan
&n linen, aipacca. prints, green gapze wells, black
lace, scarts bcarbed and fancy mouse de aine shals
ana h"naEerchlets green bercge, zephyr wool shaw s.
thlbet shawIs "a and 81, prirtcd cashmere shaw Is,
blue s2ttinet black alp1ccl rheeings and shrting@
uckIngs, lowe!s, diapers, spool cotton.
Tuck. iuc 5c, circular. rodd and pocket combs;
scissors tooth brushes buttons an kinds. -+siacl
pens, steel and Ea7s beads, sneclacles, ba- "or,
etc, etc, iJc sale lower tala ever for Cash Of .ce
by q. p BISHOP s. W.
August 49, 1918
K USI received by steamer santa g. large and
- well selected stock of Clothing consisting Of she
following articles:
-A%Es--r.ae. cassiuere.- meriuo, alPacca. black
and crgt0n setriuat and Jeans
.oDAEs-#ack dress, frosk. sack. aud paIctots
cloth, French and English mcrino, a!paoea, craton,
dress sack, linen and cotton sack and dress and hen.
tucky jeans.
V@sts-Bacs satin, figured and plain, pacca and
common. Linen bosom shirts, drawers, ETC.. etc.
ERuNEs, various sizes, for sale low for Cash or
Produce, by E. B. BISHOP s, co.
August 10, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash in band,
Il al the Courthouse door, in the Of Gztrk, in
ruNEln county, ATL4nsIs on the 2stl u1y OF Aug,
a D. 1885, ono likely negro boy, slave, aged about
sevcntccn years. belonging to the estate of Hen Mil
er deceased uud sold by order of the Probate Court
Of said coduty.
JC-Hu II5ITP, Guardian for
the minor heirs OF ALLEN MILLER, deceased.
August 1 +, I-.s.-It
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
BY the President:
RICHARD N. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Notice to Pre-emption Claimants.

Notice to Prescription Claimants.
Every person entitled 10 the rI2ht o. 2re-emP-
ton 10 any of lhe lands within the townships and
fractional townships above onumerated,Is reqdIr-
ed to establish the same to the satisfaction OF the
Register and Receiver Of the proper land oihce,
and make payment therefor, as soon as PTact'0@-
bic after seeing TINS notice. and before the day az
pointed FOR the commencement Of the public sale
of tho lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim Will be forfeited.
RICHARD III. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
August %. I648.--2G-9w.
BLANKS FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Il, = EBI&EEGDEa
SVas blown 5gD ora The New EEaInD-
shire. but cnsRc 90 life agaian.

s-Ha tsl l-s "a SFta EEAU CIV EHstE1Esbs
shire, but come 10 life agaian,
ETTITH n splendid assortment Of NEW GOODS
y consisting in part Of 200 pieces prints. all
prices and styles, from 6 10 81 cents.
bankcts, Of all sorts; musquito nets; wonlIsn and
silk shirts; coloUadcs; mcrino casmer leans: :satncts
linen drills and French Hncn al kinds suspcnders
cotton. linen, kid and silk Gloves handkcrchiers and
shawis, of all kinds; night and day caps; hlcached
shectugs; corset hcngs; Ladies' skirts; hoosierv:
tckugs; drllugs; linen checks; shcetinrs and shirt
tu-s; cotton batting; Osuaburgs; wudding; tapes;
whale5ouc; Bisa0p lawn; edcugs cotton and thread:
cravats Plaid Goods, Of all kiuts.tUr ladies; coriug;
mouruing mixed and common pins; cotton and wooll-
hose half hose; lTsh linen aud lawns Slcsia hooks
and eyes: counterPancs striped sbirtnCs; umbrellas
italian servings; juconets; csmbrcs; cushmercs: para
sos Pauso CttCs shades; caps; yels tabs French
sPrigs orange buds bouquets; lace gimp bonncts
for misses and ladies'; ribbons; band boxes.
G. E~GI ID II "a IL K ESAr Go
Patio Alto; mcrino; cassmCr; black doe skin; Ky.
jeans; brown linen pantaioons; cashmere; black satin
and common vests; sack; crolon; lannols; Zcphyrs
tweed; ginghcms; plaid linen; black merno; apacco
tweed Ky, jeans; blanket aud black dress and frock
coats; drawers; shirts; cravats, sc,
Shoes; Boots; Hats; Groceries; Hardware; Crockery
GroceEes; Saddles; Brides
nd very many big tricks.
/ like to shew GOUDs:
And will take all kinds OF produce, where
money rs scarccsH tqct p0y for certain kinGs.
don I ask any more for goods because CUtfon has
rf5rt-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
4 Negro Boy Wanted.

y Negro Boy Wanted.
An intelligent negro Boy, about - or lO years
of aoe Is wanted for whom the highest wages
with prompt payment, will be given. Apply at
the Inteligencar office.
Aug 26. '43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
GNEAE EAAIENN


From IoG Smith aud Van Buren, via Lilt.C Rock,
10 tho Mississippi kEeF,
'5NfE Undersigned VIII, on tho first day Of July
AZ lS4I. pot into operation, iIrc OF ICo Horse
TGgeg, from Fort smith and Van Burcn 10 buio
Rock. to connect with the line OF Four Horse
tOlc4as ant Steamboats, from thence 20 tho Mis-
sisslppi. PASSENGERS arriving from Fort Smith
and Van buren in the Stage, viii have preference
ut Ljt,a Rock, and wI,I 20 drecly ON without
any detention.
Stage fare from Fort Smith Or Van BIro.,
to L.u'o Rock %I2 90
or through to tha Mississippi 20 90
From Napoleon Ari's. to Fort Smith. 20 90
Stage office a. Fort Smith a, Capt. j. Rogers.
q" az Van Buren,, AZ :. $. Gross Esq.
AT Lil.ie Rock. Anthony House,
AZ Napoleon, Capt. McDooch's.
HOWELL SNhPP & co, Prlgrieiors
THos. GuLA1, Ageat at F.B
.fvueE3. is Z. 2l-Gm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Notice.

- EALED PROPOSALS wil be received at this
~ Office ua.i 4o'coc5, ?. H., Monday lha 10Th
Septeauaar 1913. for supplying l-e post Of Fort
WasGila, T.. a.. with
'El-ao Hundred EgezrcE5oG Extra
sup tl'Ea@2o GG L5a5zea'.s Z'lal.g,
To bs furnished nj llrna-dayerle-. tH. first 10 be
made on or before Laa 3I5. Daeomger Is-5.
The Asst. Com, o Subsistence wi, reserve the
right OF increasing the quantity to be furnished,
upon giving two months notice to tn7t effect and
also OF rejecting all bids deemed too algn.
Zach proposal must be aecompll8i with Oh.
names OF two responsible persons who wiI be-
come ~ureu"s for the faithful performance Of the
contract 10 5f entered into; and 10 be endorsed
" PIopgsa1s for frrajsHtag Ei5ar.''
GEO. ANDREWS Gt. u .T.,
Caml'r Post, h.C. s.
ASST. CoI'y OF SUB. OFFICE
Fort Wosn.a q. a.. July ID, 1915.
August 3, I5t3-g3-Ew.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Hats.

SUMNER fashion extra Castor Hats.
- do do Moleskin and Paris DO.
b. b black and while Russia and Brush DO.
Ashland, pearl and sporting do.
Cerro Gordo, Buena Vista and Mexican do.
Palo Alto, black and white wool do.
Panama, Lcghorn and Prussia leaf do.
Childreus Lcghorn do.
Just received and Tor sale by
WAILACE & WAR;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Wool CaTdior

2 " The Dripping Springs, 81 miles north Of Van
~ Eu-on. done promptly and fn lao best manner.
.ar machinery being uaw and of the first qua 'ity, we
promise ar laa wool ts free OF tu-s and .s good con-
o.'l1u, go do 200. war- nr make uD charge. Wool
nom .a. South side n. Che river can be ..'t with
Scott. "H ts q. Cos where ia sI be eEsmtrea be- fore
DO is t.seu lp She machine .al aa clrled it Will
hs returned. Price OF crlS.r- cent per pound or
oue-tnlrtl toll. Good rolls fr- sr'e &l cents per
pound. TaLSCJET >o BOURNE.
July 3. 1873 -2f-iC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. AUG. -

MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. AUG. J2'
EC9Tectef FrsEiy1
Coftga-Griiuary - q D.; middjing 81 G.. mid
dUrg fair, g iair' 4 Z - good fair, o good
Srg:r-L.ouis.ana , q Is Havana q 9 =; brown, B.
a D.
EyI4ssss-l5 "A p per gal.
YO5rcc0--25 )
FEgur-gI - d : 50
UhfsEey-Hectiicd 10 q Il.
C0TCg--J a l.
Sqit-sI uJ l 80.
Pice-3& "a 81.
C0ra-3O u is,
VAN BUREN.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton. 81 % Il J 30.
Flour, per cwt., - W {. %
C,rn. aar. y a Il
Olls, sHe.Icd, 10
:. sbeaf. u 10
Corn meal, per bUshels 20 80
Bacon, per To-, . q .
T,rd 8 a 6
Beef, l.
Pork none
Tallow, . a .
Boes,,av I8 a 20
Mutton, none
Veal, . d 4
Butter, . il -
Eggs, 0 a y
Chickens, per doz., |'a IOO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
=. Attention Sh0emakers.

& :. Attention ShOemakers.
Aoro-,9Y ? situation aud fair wages will be give
cannot do f1yman Shoe and Boot maker, by % the
onaIities He avill not employ gentleman VINO
and who does not possess good
VAN BuREH, May Ns immediate aPga,l5Gca,t,,09nn-P
I2-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Iron,

Iron,
0n nnn POUNDS assorted Iron an Flow
AOs OSDV Wings, received per steamer Wm.
Am-t rony aud for sale by
Mey g 1913. WALLACE & WARD.
, ECElVED, per stcamcr 2. II. White 10 drums
3, 6gs, boYes lemnns- 6 kegs cranherres 10 keps
mackeral, 10 kits muckere key saltpctro ; barrels
oa angar 20 thousand principe cigars and Tor sale bv
Feb'y -, lSls HENRY q CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
4. HAYS & CO.,
C0WMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
syVlavG-z NeVV World,

yFyHEIR boat is fitted up in the most secure man -
I ncr for the storage of merchandise. PartIc uar
i1enfion win he naid to the purchase of uP-country
produce groceries etc. and orders for ia y stores
The cabin of their boat fitted up handsomely with
now fnrniture for the accommodation of travellers,
nd the nropriefors pledre themselves to the public
;lat much of order and quiet shall be preserved as
in well regu lated hotels on shore
: Public patronage in both departments soHcIled.
: lTuIv 26. I84S.-26.-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
SjBy BARS Syags, llDrDW WlTEG 0gulTUD.

p. - ws s. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

-G<E[N CASES Boots.und shoss.-emHracIng
~ " ~D cucrg rIrjsy of ladies'. gan,s misses.
boys o-c.,-lus. reed pr. steamer Santa Fe, and
for sn.o by WALLACE - WARD.
La-.a Block. June is. IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

OnEA LBS. CHEESE for sale by
e1sBD Aug 26 e. B. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

TEFHE subscriber begs leave to acquaimt bis old
- friends and customers that be is receiving
orgo additions to lis extensive stock Of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand o? Austin " Clegg. ou
the river bank, opposite lHc Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention Of purchasers
being satisfied Tint he can sell ~s low as any 9th
or establishments for Cash or Country produce
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Caps.


z MEMS and Boys CIojh, Pate-t len 1'har, Fur,
I'VE Seal and Utlor Caps. Cerro GorIo do rgris
siy, leather tips Do, Cloth Navy do; Plain Plush DO;
laians Iqr0ans &c & J2' Fge,yf5 . a25 NJ m ,qr 1'
Eagle Block, July D 'l5.
r - boz. Umbrellas. Just received AMI for sale
4 Il by WALLACE s; WARD.
ruddleTy.
~ TENS and Ladies Saddles, Brides, Nartrgel's
/, L ~urcingIes- Gi-th-, Saduia5J-s. Wagon and
DLotes I 4'?9 @ lt ttIo'9S rs ""Ps 2s3',' y ''
Elgo b-ocE, July = lS
400 LBS. indigo, 10 b5ls. M4ddrr, 10 do. Cop
Jaly :. '4s WALLACE & WARD.
DNn lbs. Bar Lead. ia.t received and far ssata
~IAtrEr Bags and sa,cueis, lor sale by ...
Gpsls Block, July % rs
on PIECES AIPacc-s. PLAIN ana Fancy, Tor sale
yS-y >" IS.
E 9OA5 and Stotionary.-og general assortment,
A| Jusl roc't, and for sale by
June Is, '45. WALLACE & WARD.
HBON, Nails, onI castiugs,-a large assortment,
= just reed pr steamer swallow, and for sale
by WALLACE 8, WAED.
Eagle Block, june 49, '45
JcWelry.
sHEAsT PINS gold rns' % r2d 3D.. studs S. for
IrsIa 8.'ers, June 10, 1873.
-~glAuOND pointed pens for sale by
- 5an2 ly. "ALLAl'- s "tAo.
r"tEA55 skirts, ana Grass I.ueu for Jo. for sale
~ June 10. by WALLACE S WARD.
-s,L SILK. for sale o.. WALLACE ~ WARD.
~ Eagle Block, june 40, 1888.
9DaaEuM.;E and l.rcy soaps, an czc.lIrrt as-
Z sortnant, for aaIa by ~ AllACI AZ WANJ.
a0gia Block, June 30. ifi2
-tATn STOCKS, BLACK aaa asuay c-lr,,s, r,ra.l, by
- Juno 10, 1888. WALLAca% WARD.
1000 55at 5aa. :. as's.25 %lGaasl% oaG oG"2 & @Ss5 a
.Ca4urNs Rogers C7ag-.ss lnivos.. .rorselsby
~ June ID. Wallace r "AAD. .
L - D3z. shoe lasts and b bushels sloa 9.., rat
J. - sac .1.oy oy r.,o ny. =" AL-Ao1 O. "A,D.
-sv4IuE Blades and 5ryl!e sat,as Tor sale n.y..
s-ra Ups. b.eacacl doues,lcs. jus, reed and
~ ~. W for sale Uy Wallace u WARD.
June Is, as.
a5 q P5. Irish linens jus, reed aud for saN 10y
~ -DJuaa is, '45. Wallace a- WARD.
r - P5. couopada aud summer pant sloGs.
II W ~ just reed and for Sale uv
June Us, -. WALLACE G5 WARD.
ARDWARE and Cutlery, iust reed per
81 IL steamer Santa H., and for sa'e by
WALLACE ~ WARD.
Eagle Block, June lJ AS.
alEg BALES she-ruues and s4irlines, ID do.
q ~ bro drills, 10 d1. Osnoburgs, o do Georgia
homes 2.G,-.Or sale by
WALLACE q WARD.
J0ua IG. IS.
EnnNL8s cotton yarns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Iinseed Oil
Nero for Sale.

4 Nd Cotton Yarn, just received and
"a april B, 1918. r p.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Medical Books.

4 LOT Of Medical and Surgical books, second
"a handed, FOR sale very low by
April ], lo4o, 4, STEVENSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin woro, queensware. and saddlery.--
Also q few articles IN tho Dry Good line, and
many others too humorous 10 mention; all Of
which, he will be happy TO show 10 those who
ma y honor him with q call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

Washington county, in 1916, had 1886
white males; cultivated 2l in cotton, and p, 40
10 grain. lis projections that year. were II bales
Of cotton. 4i4.5IS bushels Of corn, 45,l5I OF
whea. and 81 OF oajs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

There are dfty counties in Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
lLu1tuI-llaEIng and Millinery.

4Ldntuu- Making and Millinery.
MRS. III. IT, JOHNSON, respectfully %
-.t Informs 'ho ladies of Van DIran and Vi x
cnItg thnt she has returned, and again Offers her -.
ces in Drase-Eis.,.aE and Millinery ut n-r old
stand on Phillips street.
april I5--9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26

4 = "A LBS. horse Shoe Nails for sale by
L ag5D HENRY d CUNNIkGHAM.
January 81 18lS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
BfPosl groceries.

Won Barrn. Sept 2G. Isl7.-34-tt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
Hardware and CurI

Hardware and Cutlery.
h GENERAL assortment just received and for
"a. sale by WALLACE 81 WARD.
March 4, 1873.
T PIX gro de Rhine SE India d~oss Satin white,
Pfu. and blue oltiHs; lruges, slE bultpns, cords
ard iaz=.s painted lawns; h.EgE, white and c9Io-ei
hHd auE SAX gloves; Ilr..nn agd Swiss m4a.Ils SILK
Ihu's and Brussels NET, fancy handkerchief, black and
white lace Veil7 green Wells, -5ik Bralds etc ,otc.
j Jual received and .5r sale by
June 10. 1913. WALLACE & WARD.
e CASE low priced b.cachod shifting. cases olar
3 low priced, fancv Prints. = do summer Plut-siuu
uzt received and for Sale by
WALLACE s. WARD.
'-ril fttl. 1915.
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nlisrcll

Origin Of The Marsaillais Hymn - The
following ace ,unt Of the National Hymn
of the French is from Lamartine's Ilis.
tory of tho Girondins:
The Marseillaise retains the echo Of a
sony ofyictory and also Of cry. of death;
tits glorious as one, dismal as the other.-
Here is IFS origin: i
There was ut that time 1902 a young
artillery officer in garrison at slfas6ourG.
His name was Roujet de Lisle. He was
born at Louis.le. Sanlnier, in the Jura, d
country Of meditation and energy, as are
all mountain districts. This young maj,
loved war as soldier, and the Revolution
as q thinker; he beguled by verses and
music the weary iTpaticnce Of the garri.
son. Much sought after for his double
talent ofmusician and poet, he frequented
farniliarly. the house of Dietrech, ihe
Mayor of Strasbourg and patriot Alsati.
an. liatreeh' wife and "a daughters pnr::
teokin his enthusiasm for patr triotism and
the Revolution. They loYsd the young
.officsr;; they gaze ihspi to his heart,
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FRENCH DEGREES, 5

"The provisional government Of the Re-
puplic, desiring to remit as soon as possible
to a de6nitive government the powers which
it exercises on behalf and by the command Of
the people, decrees:-r y tf.
.:ArE l. The electoral assemblies of can
tons are convoked for the 9th April next, to
elect representatives of the people to the
National Assembly, whichis TO decree the
Constitution. 5s
cart. 2: The election shall be On the basis
of population. s .;iE5 ;iE5
"Ar,. 8. The total number of representa-
tives of the people shall be nine hundred, in
cluding Algeria End the French Colonies. &
aArt. d. they shall be deyide1 between the
departments in the proportion set'foSth in tie
.Art s The suffrage shall be digect and
universal. s 8 = 5,isl
"Art 9. All Frenchmen aged twenty.one
years, resident in the commune for six months,
and not deprived of or suspended from the
exercise ofIctvic rights by, a judicial decision
are electors. i55} y
"Art. z All Henchsnen aged twenty-five
years, and not deprived of or suspended from
the exercise Of civic rights are qualified Fto
be elected representative i. ~ ssis5S
'.Art. 8. The ballot shall be secret. q.
.Art. 8. All the electors shali vote al the
chief place Of their cantons, by bullotting
lists. Each list shall contain as many names
as there are represe sentatives to be elected in
the department. s8 3 B
"Tho examination Of the votes shall take
place at the chief place in the canton, and
the declaration of them at the chief town of
( the department. No person can be nominaS
led g representative of the people il ho have
not 20, 90 votes, IS.