Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-24
FoR THE ROUSE OF REFREsENTATIyEs,
GREEN ]. CLARK,
ALANSON ALLEN,
THOMAS T.. WILSON.

election.
T7-yvo are authorised to announce Capt y. a PRV-
or, a candidate for Chs olIce Of SHERIFF OF CraT
ford county, at ihe next August election
01rPosi,iveIy no new subscriP,loas to the Intel
Eigsgcer, will be taken, wi,hou, ihe cash accom-
paGies the same.
All job-work must be paid for when i: IS taken
away. and transient advertisements 70 be paid for
when the same arc admitted in the paper.
Distant patrons can obviate this casi regulation
By giving city endorsements.
0IE The River IS al lis lowest stugo-too low
for beats of any size. 1t has been raining inces-
duringtho last twenty hours and continues to pour
down, and therefore we have cause to calculate
OF 4 rise in a few days
OUG HALF SHEE-.-Wo have to beg our pa
irons TO put up with or half sheet. Our paper
Is down to the last bundle, and we are compelled
TO adopt this recourse to enable Us to get out an
issue AZ all, during the present, and the week,
Tie river is at its lowest stage-ihe boats, have
all failed to reach this point which renders It
~ uncertain when We will receive our supply OF
paper. We shall not include The presen: sheet in
our account current with our subscribers; and
merely issue it to keep them advised Of the most
particular and latest Items Of news.
0-EIt viii be seen BY a notice in our paper TO-
day that the Ladies propose giving 4 lair on the
4th- The great variety of fancy and curious ar
iicles, touched of with magnificent 6inUer-al
graced with the presence OF the fair, viii make it
Il place of great attraction. Tho object is a be-
nevo.ens one, and We trust that the usual benevo-
Ience Of Van Buren, and vicinity will reward the
ladies for all their tolls. Let Us all 60 and see
what we shall see. and buy.
WHIG No.ilyzas. Courtesy towards our friends
snl patrons has prompted US to give space in our
columns to jhe whis ticket The wings have no
paper published in this section of the State; and
their necessities have compelled them to seek,
through The columns Of the L.is!EigeHcsr, TO give
publicity 10 the names Of tLeir cardita,es.-
They cannot complain Of unfair pIay-if in Au-
gus; AM November We Toal them horse, foot, and
Dragons.
TIE CIacUs Every ore = on the tip;oo Of ex-
Teciatioa-a,. egog and impaiien. for the arrival
OF Sfic.gsy's Grand National Circus. |, is the
most extensive establishment, in America; and is
composed of tie RIOS. celebrated Eques!rians in
America, as well as Of The finest and most noble
stud of horses collected in oil paris Of The world.
The performances OF Messrs. S,ickney, Buckley
and North, attract crowded houses wherever they
perform. Levi North has acquired an unPreec-
denied celebrity in Europe. TIE greatest a;trac-
ton hywcver, of all, IS the beo lGl and accom-
plsLcd Hiss RcsA1lvE ETlcENEy. Wacss graceful
and elegant equestrian performances caPtisa.e ey-
cry audience. Mr. Norih's celebrated horse TAM
MANY distinguished. almost, as his master, 3
aIong and will as;ouisl The audience with his e,e-
e7-t performances in the ring, and also in the
ss5--.ry OF mo,5oa." His dancing is performed
ll ar5st harmonious. accord with the latest and
rc-ss fashionable airs
Ezv. DANIEL BAzEa.-Tms gentleman who is
Av1rIbIy known 10 cur citizens, hayiag paid US
cFsl during las: sFring, has given up bis ministry
a Holly Springs, Miss, and gone On a Missionary
e-surs;oa in Texas. His son, the Rev. vi liam
Baker, has becnIeft in charge Of The congresa-
'.0n at Holly Springs
O--Wo are authorised ana and requested by
the Rev. Charles p. 7Hrreniiae the author OF the
new wcrk, entitled = Exa minalion Of tie doctrine
&c. to receive subscriptions to sal work. The
price is 81 so. See advertisement in another
column.
MAINE SsNAToR.-.fhe Senate of Maire has
concurred in the selection by the House of the
Hon. Hannibal IIamblin u. S. Senator. by a vote
Of 3S TO 4. IIamblin, Dem. Evans, Wing.