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The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

FAMILIES should never hc without a supply OF
.Tianc's er7,yase.-A y. this season PARTICULAR
II, when worms are - troublesome and =, ire
quenilv fatal among children, parents siiouli bc
waichiul, and on the first appearance oi those
ence of worms, at once appy powerful and ci-
hcecious remedy. THIS remedy we can now
supply, confident that il only requires trial IN
convince ait that il richly merits uR the praises
that have been lavishcd upon i,. II y safe aud
in!aiihie. Volumes OF certificates mich. bc pro.
duced, showing lis grea, redical virtues. for
sale at
hAy-For sale by DIR !. EASTEEIY. South
East Corner of Third nad chesnr; Streets, 81
Louis, Mo. Wholesale AGENTS Tor The Western
States.
fr'7~asn for sale by a SANDERS, Drurg =,
.4gent for Davenport.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

AUCTION. AUCTION.
I"ILI. be Sold at Public Auc-

w iion on SATURDAY, the 30ih dav of Sep
temher, 1913, at the farm belonging TO the es-
tate of Ira Cook, deceased, one mile below Dav-
enpo.,, the entire Stock and personal property
belonging or a,lached to said Farm, consisting
Of 300 Sheep, 20 head Of Cows, Steers and
Young Cattle: or head Of horses ana colts,
one hundred shoats. one Buggy, one Two Horse
Wagon, Ploughs, llarrows, Scyihes, Cradles and
general assortment of Farming Utensils, with
a variety OF other articles not mentioned
The whole and entire Stock will be- poremp-
torly sold as the subscriber is about TO leave Tie
said farm. Terms OF sae---aIi sums under five
Dollars cash, on sums over Five Dollars, a cYrd-
il Of six months will be given for notes riM ap-
prorcd security.
IRA COOK.
Davenport. sept. 18th, 1915 igw
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

RtMARWARLE PROJECTIONS VEglrrEp.-
Philip Olivarius. monk of Orval. in the
year 1911 predicted. il is said, all the re-
markahlc events OF the prcscu, century,
The following lines have long been currcn,
in Germany: 81 would not he King in
1878; would not he soldier in lSia;
would not be grave-digscr in ls.M. But,
| wo''d 10 whatever YOU please in
lS5l."
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

~ AVlNG obtained an order from the
d66 Probate Corft af Scott county, Iowa, for
that parpose, will on saturday the 18th day al
August neat, nj the Court House door in the
town of Davenport proceeded 10 sell at public
auction To the highest bidder on credit of !, and
months, (snblect io the Dover OF tue widow
The following descrihed tract III land as bciongin
10 the estate Of u. u. Wrigh, deceased late oi
SID county, Ia wit:
The North Wcs, quarter of Sec. eleven Ill,
Township seseais-sescn IL, Range two 9.
East OF the 9th principal meridian containing iCl
aeres ci land, with improvements thereon.
The purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase money To the acceptance oi the Ad.
minisiraior, or one-ihlrd may be pnd cash IN
hand and balance in q months, secured by mort
gage on premises.
II MILLER, Admir-
with the will annexed ot said u u Wright, dec.
Davenport, June @gtl,, 1916 la-is
The above sale is postponed from the 2G,l,
inst. Until Uedacsiay, Hse Isl day Of .Sorcn,Lcr,
1915, 10 take place on that day ut the Cour,
House above mentioned
A II MILLER, .4dniinist,aior.
August 3ist, l8s8. 5I-ts
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER. Smith
VEsicn, Tor whose nrres, reward oc c5OO
has been offered by the Lord l.icutenant Of
Ireland, has brother, Sir Lucius O'Brcn,
in the House Of Commons. Tic brother
gave bis vote in favor oi,hc bill for suspend
ing the aaheas corpus act, knowing that his
brother would bc one Of its FIRST victims
lie spoke on the OCCASION rs follows AT
iiss, intended 10 vote ngains: the bill, be-
cause It was likely my brother Smith would
he one oi its first victims. On second
thought, however, the prevention Of blood
shed has weighed dawn such u !raternal
feeling. Smith O'Bricn. .nus, tnkc his
chance. mus. vote for the bill"
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
NEW SYT)KE.
AND CHEAP GOODS.
L1LIE snbscriher has insl rccriyed froni

lIE subscriber has ,'ist received from
s8n si Lolf,s with splendid SioeA u goods
selected with care, w.icl llr ia nog Opening at
the Brc,. store recently occun.ea d, : .i,rnm
Price, on Tront 81, between Main aud .,trrison
st; hnting purchased his goods Tor cash, ae wi!
be ahc Il sell OF as gOod ters any house m
Davenport. lils siaes c.Ihraccs n..nost cverJ
arii IL III 'he s,tnIl iac: such ns hroao c.ot.s,
cass'incres, casslActs rud jcans, ;wecis, beavcr-
teens, cordctov, bans - ard aber: cords, cotton
AIDES, drillng~. rsec's cua' ai:d iir.i,u'ooa tufts,
iancy iinca. i.nstr,s cauaibra, Gsass riaaaans
beautiful istrss and patterns. ire 80. .uglish
and American piin't ai'l r.lt.i' - bl. Ak warp
aud other co!ored A!pacas, ST. ana . Ia.n
81 SHADES and narasos, hon,c., eap gi.d color
ed Taict ribbons. ladcs ,iac lid i.isle iarcad
gloves and Giitts, lincl canlhrc hdhis, table linz
cn, lnalin.h cambrc. coating, diaper and cfas.,,
green bcra.c, naakccn, blcachgd c,.nbric mus
IN, brow II sheeIng and salrtrg, "a. cap s:,ffs,
blond, hook, bishop, swiss and barr'd sauslins,
| lur, ie.hurn, palnrio bats, fur aad cloth caps,
boots aud shoes. ladies g,,l and co'd .ialf gait
efs, ,l,ic KID slips and waaid. s'iocs, Misses and
children shoes, meas cali boo,s, kip and calf
shoes, bsogans, CUTLERY nnd que ciiawnrc, window
glass. y lla OF all sizes, ba. lead, powder and
SHOT, died irn:t, wall paper w.ndow shades,
caroct Chain aad Plt,sbnrel cotton warp all
nuilbcrs, co,son batting nni waainr, school
books and Stationary, nlso II rooi assortment ot
groceries, medicines, prin's, OILS and dive stu.Is;
also all sizes Sligo iron, scei aud casi4,.s, whicl,
will be sold on as good tcfn.s rs ca DC purchas-
ed cscw here.
JAMES ". BOWLING.
Davenport, Nav ith, l8l8.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
A DAY Later -Hcrr v.oo1:

The n. Y. Herald Of The lst. confirms
one days later news from Europe, irou
which We copy the lIliowing:
IRELAND.
The scene of the las, insurrcr,ion in the
South, Is now one Of perfect tranquility
The pcasantry are indusi riausly engaged
IN their usual pursuits; and Oh The surface.
at least, Of society. there is hardly rnl,,e
The sccnt lies very hot in Limerick, nj.
ter Mr. X. O'Gorman. Jr.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
TAX TITLES.

eERsONS wishing 10 redeem the COL
- lowing tracts OF land and town lots viii
please attend TO it without delay. Part ofN W
IT section IA, township -, range cast.
Lot i, block 8, Parkhnrsi.
w 81 ar sec 2, town 20, range J E.asf.
W ar sec Z, town 90, range last.
" OF w qr sec q, town 80, range Fast.
Aug 10th, lBi8 AC FULTON.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
notice.!

A meeting of the Stockholders of the Wau-
hesipinicon H.idrc Company will be held at NJ,
II. PEASE'S on Mo iday next the 10Th to cleo,
officers to conduct the afIa,s of the Company,
Plans and proposals .or bridging will be receiy.
cd from Con racfors.
September li.ii, 1913.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

About so democratic papers in the north
have taken down the names OF Cass and
Butler, aud substituted those Of Van Baren
and Adams. This shows who are support
ing tho Buffalo moyemen,.--Ioma Free
nun.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

uOR SALE-h0 Aces of Land IL
- miles from Davenport, so acres improved
comfortable housc nnd our buildings, ,oung or
caard &c.--pricc 5000 cash balance and 2
years. Apply TO Cook 4 SAEsrsr.
Aug 81, i348
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
ST. LOUIS & GALENA PACKET.
@A THE Light Draught
= Steamboat OHIO Mall

.NcF'IlEKSO.N, Master, has been recently pnr.
chased expressly for the Upper Mississippi trade
and thoroughly repaired. She will run regular
ly between ), Louis and GaIena during The pres
ent fall season. As she draws hut eighteen
inches when light she will cross the lower ran
ids at all stages Of the water and will leave 81
Louis for Gaena and all intermediate landings
about every tenth dav.
Davenport, Sept. iith, 1919. l-im
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
n. q. De!lu, has seen q letter from John
Van Buren,, in which be says, '.Gen. Tay-
lor will most assurcdly be next President y
Van Barren papers please copy.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

MEXICAN PARRoT.-rhe Mexican hor.
ror oi the Americans is we'll illustrated by
the following anecdo,e:
Immediately after the scigc Of Vera Cruz,
Col. Ia, was walking along the streets,
when parro; seeing him coming screech-
cd out--"Grca; God Aimighfy y!-hcrc
comes tic Amcricoas! ..uR.! rua!!r'-
The Colonel entered the house to take a
look at the creature, and as he left, i,
screcchcd out, with most knowing look at
tho lamily. ''any one hari!" II was too
much for the Colonel, who returned and
bought the parrot. The rayu aris was un-
fortunately drowned by the upse,,iug of n
boat. give the anecdo,c us slight cx-
cmpliica,ion of the fear in which we were
held by the Mexicans. No doubt. the cum
ning bird. every day OF The siege, had
heard similar expressions; the bursting o(
tho shells must often have caused the in
quiry. "ony one hnri'"
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

On Sundr, lest, 10 h iasf., in this place, of
Aieas,os. 'ars ELLEN COaSELIA, wife oi
HORACE S. BUTLER, aged . years and o
taea.rs.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

S'o'cd .ncef'ags cvesr Eedae'day ere,,.ag in
" Felon's buildings. F.icnes rom The corn-
ifv nc paetic ila !. 'avifed 10 be nfescn,.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
COOKING a. HEATING STOVES.
FERGUS 4. BUFORD,

Arc now fitting mp the Patterns 10 cas-, Cool,
ing and Heating Stores. They hope Tor share
o patronage tor this new branch + their busi-
ness All pieces that yet broken or burnt out
can be replaced.
Orders for NIL kinds OF Castings and other
work NAV be left ut =. b. BuFOED'S Store IN
Rock lslnnd
Argus. 9th, 1915 50-Im
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

oOR SALE.--improved Farms Of va.
- riet, Of subscriptions. Applyto
Aug sd, lS43. Cook < SArsrNT.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
CASH! CASH.

HASH will be Paid Tor any qnaatiiv Of
- Eggs, Batter or Chickens M the Coffee
House of ID. MOORE.
Davenport, Junc 9th, t348. 39-4m
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

"a FINE toned BASS vlOI. in n csse.
t&1b for sale by CLEsSl.lE
Davenport. Aug Sd, 1913.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 0, (noon.)
FLOUR, Si,lss d,eO. WHEAT, inferior to
fair, GO 72c; good to prime "a 83c. Cosx, 80
n sOc. inc. sucks. Oars, 23c. inc. sacks. B.ccu.
shoulders and lIams, gle. ribbed sides, 3sc.
The eastern markets are all on the decline.
The foreign news had no other effect than 10
check business.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

Corrected meelty w {. S. Uhitier.l
DAVENPORT, Thursday, September Z, l8ss
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
2scnular 3,IstsetS.
REGULAR

ior .Nanroo, ~ Madison, lon.oc nc, Burlington,
o7'a~ka, htihisjuigh, .Acw boston, Bloon,-
Msfon. Ddt0lpo9, and Roc. Island
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

proper TO pass, and 10 examine the ground most
proper for the purpose, md the quarries or beds
of stone. gravel, or clay. and other materials nec-
essary for the completion OF said road, and 10
cause a map or char; OF the said road to be made
from point 10 point, combining shortness Of dis
tonco with the most practicable ground.
SEC. 10. As soon as any toll-goto shall be
erected on said road, il shall be lawful for the
president and managers OF said company to ap.
point such and as many toll -cathcrers as they may
think proper. to collect and receive, of and from
all and every person using said road, the tolls
hereinafter mentioned, for every five miles travel,
and in proportion for greater or less distance,
and, 10 stop and prevent any person riding leading,
or driving, any horse, jack, or male, or driving
any cattle, hogs, sheep, suSy, chair, Phae,on,
cart, or wagon, any other carriage of burthen
or pleasure, from passing such gate, until they
shall have been paid ogresobiy 10 the following
rates, to Wit: For every score OF hogs or sheep,
five cents; for every score OF cattle, eight cents !;
for every horse, jack, or mule, laden or unIaden,
with his rider, five cents; for every sp,ky chair.
or chaiso, wi.k one horse and two wheels, six
ccn;s and with two horses, eight cents; for every
coach. stage, phacton, chair, chas2, coacheo,
burOuchC, or other wagon, with two horses and
.our wheels, twenty-five cents; for every other
carriage OF pleasure whatsoever. the like sum.
according to the number OF wheels and horses
drawing tho same; for every cart or wagon. or
horse, mule, or OK, drawing the same.
SIC. is. No toll shall DO received, or to'l-rato
licensed 70 take toll under the provisions of the
twcntyGIth section OF the act Incorporating the
Western Turnpike Company, until twenty miles
Of the said road shall have been made, progress
iyoly, commencing from the town Of Fayetteville.
SEC. Il. The genera, assembly shall have
power, from time 10 g.me, TO alter aud amend this
charter.
SIC. l3, The company Incorporated by this
act shall, in I'D case, exercise any banking privi-
lcEe, or issue any note or bill, for the purpose OF
circulation as q currency.
SEC. 80. TIE ground over which s1id co1teul-
plated roId shall pass, shall be dug down and lev
C..ca, SO that whom completed, the elevation there
Of shall no: exceed four degrees.
SEC. %. Tho general assembly shall have
power and authority, after the termination oil
twenty-five years after che passrge Of this act to
purchase said road from The stockholders, with all
IFS oPpur'caaucgs. by praying the said company
the actual costs Of the construction Of said road
and ten per cautum thereon. if tho same shall be
In repair; and ,l mo-. In good repair, 50 much less
o5 wiI, DO required 10 put the same in repair.
SEC. 2i. This ac; shall take effect, and Jo in
force, from and after It's passage.
APPROVED: March Jb. 1888.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06
uR. CLAY--a Candidate again.

Mr.. Clay has come out in Card to whggery,
in which he informs that party that he again
submits his name to Wing Convention. His
nerve is equal to his great ability. Notwilhstand-
ing that in 1924 he was beaten; and again in
80 by Gen. jackson. In lS40, was set
set aside for the auaHa57e candidates, " Tip and
Tyler too and with the whig party was Tyler
ized in ~ again beaten by Pok and here, in
these gun-powdor days, tho towering name of old
Buena Vista " is presented as arailaJ1e by a
large portion of the whig party: yet he has again
braced himself up 10 the unlinching task of COM
ing before the convention to be again set aside By
- new man +" as the wings were won; to say in
II his proud and noble spirit to be rode over by
gun-powder availabiHty-by man whose pojiti-
cal principles, actually, are not better known
than his civil ability, both of which the peculiar
friends of Gen. TaylO lOr ask the party to take on
trust.
We're we 4 whig, we would never suffer the
champion Of our principles, our odvocate--ho
who has led in so many desperate battles to be
set aside for a man who admits that he knows
nothing of the civt policy and measures necessary
for our country. and " no declares pcromptoriIy
that he will not be a candidate Of tho whir~Farty:
for the reason that if the whig party is strong
enough to maintain an ascenGaucy with their
measures nd principles, il can 90 SO with Nr.
Clay who is almost their father. And if It can
not be done with Mr. Clay, it viii be no triumph
Of Princip'e--it will be mere success OF faction
victory Of chieflainslip:
But being democrat, and believing that dom
ocratic principles are progressing, and sure to trl-
umPh over all kinds Of opposition. i, is imma,oriaI
TO US which of the distinguished names - Of the
whig party is placed at the head oTlhe next poIit-
icai fight. The win Of the American people is
indomin.abo-larice has il refused Mr. Clay.
His principles and measures are not acceptable to
them, and as the spir. Of democracy progresses,
they viii be less acceptable. Yet he is the en-
bo5mont Of whiEgory and his dof,at is the verdict
Of the people. To Sc, him aside ana take mp an
arai'aJ's is al acknowledgment of woaI,ucss-an
abandonment Of principle.
The Little Rock Gazette publishes Nr. Cnv's
letter. and tho editor undis-lieaJly expresses his
regret at the course Of the " "cmloIimenl" " and
endorses the prediction Of tho Washington Union;
That if nominated, he will be defeated.
We have heard some wings in this place express
a perfect indifference whether 1Ir. Clay runs or
not, in:imating that they cannot elect him. and
care not about e.ec,ing an unknown politician
merely to defeat democracy are going with
the spirit Of the age.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06
From the krr,,...
wa '"1 arkansas H-.
Arrival OF tho Duchess OF nfI,,r, '''

Tho King OF Prussia has been dsblro..t' r.. ~
his ministers Imprisoned. The Prince P,...''
effected his escape to England. !"'
The revolution in L0m5arly is con,,.,
bloody. f''7
The King Of Bavaria has aJd.ca,e5irt.
The Prince Royal. who has ascendgj l,p]
with the title Of M0Nimi,i7n II. ~'
1t is expected that the Emperor OF Ags,,i,.
be compelled 10 abdicoto the throne.
The Emperor Of Russia has refused T.,
Mise the French Republic.
The King OF Naples has yielded TO all i,-.
made upon him 5y tho people.
The Polish revolution is confirmed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

u" We publish the act Incorporating '.the Van
BaFcn and Fayetteville Turnpike Road" this
week. 1t will be perceived TIA. several sections
IN The Charter OF the Western Turnpike arc en-
bfaced IN 1t. We Uiil publish those next week.
Books were opened in this place on the Isl
lnst' TO receive subscriptions 10 stock in this road
and on the fist day over 5000 was taken. We
have not seen ;ho books since the first day, and
cannot say what amount has been subscribed
during the week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

IHE CoUNTT CONVENTION meets to-day, and we
understand that every township will be represent
cd. We have 10 recollection OF the dsmoeracv
OF Crowiord being more united than at this Time.
1t no attempts are made, as has often been the
case. heretofore, by fs10 individuals 10 control
the free action of the whole, our harmony will
remain uninterrupted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06
Sill La.s,-lrgiTal OF The Sarah epr

0..N L------IlN-I OF INC .Ill NTI
New YoaE. Apa2
The Austrian troops have been oxps.es +.
Sardinia.
Denmark is preparing for war.
Disturbances have taken place at S.9cE~
Vienna has declared in iavO, Of republican,
sIrcs.
Tho Emperor OF Russia is sending .-,-
Poland.
The French army is moving towards then,
The people Of All.au have formed a ro9..
Government.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

thoinhabitanls of Crucow pyocI.iz-1s~s,
Fifteen thousand insurgents arc nn%a r'I' a RerI
tho previous Cay the Governor wno ,,,'.'r aFm',
the people to release 400 political rg.o:mpc.e.
PIicated in the recent insurrec,ion P'lsonen4
SAEoNY.-In Lcipsic, on tho 1s,
was illuminated, in honor Of tho M The d
by tho inhabitants Of VicpDo 60. ',0Iry n
and the announcement Of a coDs,i,n,;,,, ,'o.en
An address Of congratuIa,ion was sfu siu.; 70 ;Aal
merous inhabitants 10 their Brothers INA IN y
BAyA1'A.-Th2 French Gorornm.,,
ceiyod a teIcgraphic dispatch. anoo.... ,,,... aa
the King Of Bavaria had indicated .'-'.'fss
other particulars are givon, the ,eor,,.. "o q'a
interrupted by the weather. o''t' b.
LUXEHBUaa.---Fho Paris Pairie Of
nit. SAYS. The Republic is procl,;r,o5 " 3: y, 3,
LuXcmburC. with the exception of n. u U
Layomburg itself, which is under lbo ,"o ~. o''
the fortress. This nows is official. ''"la.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

rEFThe Union learns that the Viscountess De
kalb d'Absac has deposited with tho America
consul at Paris, fine and genuine portrait of her
grandfather, Major General Baron Do Kalb, TO
be presented to Congress. 1t will be forwarded
70 New York in one of the Hayre packets
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

u see by the letter of Vera Cruz CORES
Pondent IN the last Democrat, that the Hon. A. II.
SEWER. our Minister to Mexico, arrived at Vera
Cruz the 7th uls.. and left the next dov. under
a military escort, for the City OF blcxico His
health is excellent and his spirits ovcrnowinr.
BY the same, we learn that Gen. kearnev had
relieved Col. Wilson as Governor of the DsDar,.
mont Of Vera Cruz.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

GoDET's LA0E's BOOK. for May. came to hand
this week and rich b7quet i, IS This number
a5ounds with most excellent contributions. and
beautiful Illustrations. Ths"QIeeu Of NAY en-
groved by U. Z. Tucker, Is 4 hanisono aaI ap-
ProPT'aie fronisPiece; bg: Cooley : is always ey-
celIent. We must here mention that IN, Trr...
B0'A and the La'y's Dollar Newspaper, semi
monthly Pu5ica'ion, arc both sent 10 one address
for the sum Of s.. AdIrcss-Louis y. Golev.
lI3 Chesnut Street. Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

GHAHAl's IAGAztHz.-,Tao May number of
1Als me monthly reached US by the Ist May.
L he publishers arc determined 10 keep up with
the caIander. This is an excellent number; con
tanning large amount ofinteras,ing matter. \
short history Of Major General Worth. with n
fine steel engraving, portrait Of this distinguished
General, by Sarlan
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

G. Captain 1ioaToN, Of The Cotton PIN, VII,
Please accept our acknow !e5gencn.s for .a.e river
papers. forwarded from Napoleon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

EUBANE's HIDEGUL-C-s.-Thc April number
ot tins highly useful publication did not reach US
until last week. It's pages are filled with inter
esting tFea;ises upon Mechanics and the improve
ii.eI'S o' tie times; with considerable number
OF wood Illustrations. Our ri!-vrigh.s ought 10
by all means 10 take this valuable periodical.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

THRILLING Shooting Descrlcrs.-
Extract from letter, dated Camorgo, March 18Th.
81 have just returned from a most melancholy
scene. Seven soldiers were sentenced to death
for deserion. Three were first brought out, knecl-
ed on their collins and were shot. The other four
wero then brought forward, knocled bandaged
lied their. eyes--the words, 'rcadyl present.
-and-glorious news it was-the poor fellows
were roprieyed They all stood it like majors.
One of them tainted when the bandago was taken
from his eyes.
No news, only that the troops expected TO
go on Victoria will not be sent until furthur or
ders."
Col. Fremont is out of the army, the President
having accepted his resignation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

0ECoPiain PARKER. Of the LEsdiuz7. has onr
thanks for late Louisville papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

Tie 1.ire'' Is in about the same stage Of las,
Saturday report. It is navigabIo for small boats
he 1-rdi"E1 was up on Sunday and returned
down the next dav.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

- H. -ATzsstToag arrived Yesterday. ras: I'd to
oFE Smith, did rctrun, and left for the mouth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

C+TTho Washington Union states that Mr. Nu-
gent who had been committed by the Senate for
refusing to say from whom he had received the
copy Of the secret papers touching the Mexican
treaty. ondwho had been brought before tho court
on writ Of hobaas corpus, will be rcmauded
INTO the custody Of The sorgeaut-ot-arms Of the
Senate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

ITWe authorised to announce Colonel JOHN
CARNALL candidate FOR reelection o the Office
Of SHERIFF of Crawford county, at the next August
election.
. y are authorised 70 annouI cs Can't y PRV-
Ct. as candidate for the Office of SHERIFF Of Crlv-
ford county, at the next August election
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

CTCon:iuuei sickness Of the editor keeps him
from lis post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

0T Maj. Bliss was in Louisville on the 18Th
inst, on his way to Baton Rouge
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

LOUIS PHILIPPE IS DETERMINED To BE 4 SovE-
HEI1T.-Tho Courier des E,a.s Uois says that a
letter has been received from person who is very
intimate with Louis Philippe, which states that
the eZ-hing has come to tho determination to fix
his future residence in the United States, with his
family.