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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-17

ELECTION RETURNS The calculation of the
Ntc York Herald is to publish the result through
out the Union, the evening of the election This
lie to be done by means Of its teegraphic reports from
New Orleans, st. Louis, Nashville Louisville Cincin
natl Charleston, Richmond, Mobile, Raleigh, wash
Dgton, Baltimore Pittsburgh Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Albany, Boston, Pcrtla nd
Hartford, Burlington, and Philadelphia This is
magnificent scheme and 1t remains to DO Ceen whether
such . combination can be carried hs!sosskte,
Nor z
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DECIDEDLY QuhyR The Danbury Times, speak
ing OF the late eec, ZION in that town. says "There
would have been mors free soii ballots cast in this
town had It not been 70 the Impression some seemed
hind Of ticketn So the p>or fellows had to vote for
Taylor,-Nev Haven Register,
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE a. Col. John 4.
Rowland, the wing candidate, IN eicc.ed y TIE
Richmond senatorial district, by large majority -
Capt. Berry Is elected Senator from Ora &c by ma.
jority of votes-but We have understood that MIR.
Waddell will contest his seat, upon tho of pal
pably illegal votes having been cast We have heard
none Of the particulars of the result. In that
Capt Berry takes his seat tho Legislature will be tied
on joint ballot.-Rdiegh Re gister.
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Kentucky.
Taylor's majority exceeds $4,000.
illinois,.

The following was received by Speeds Western tele-
graph line yesterday forenoon =:
CHICAGO Nov. 13-l0PM
20 counties have been heard from. Wing gain
$3.50 40 counties TO be heard from. Taylor has pro-
baby carried the State.
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This leaves 400 to be gained in these cou mites The
ratio of gain has been 268 in each county which would
make 1910 in these Eve, leaving Cass l29 majority
Close work indesd.'
After this, Dilworth and Datoll may be laid aside.
REAL RouoH AND READY CouNrY.---Stanley
county in North Carolina voted sly for Tay
lor and Fillmore The same county, in 1884, voted for
Ia
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Alabama.

Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 16--5 P. M.
The returns from all parts Of Alabama indicate
large Taylor gains, but the State has undoubtedly
gone for Cass.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Is, 1s4s.
We have now returns, reported and official, from
forty counties Of Alabama and Taylors clear gain
in them ewes him majority Of 844 votes over Cass.
Bount, Dale, Fayette, Jefferson and Wilcox. These
counties, in 1874 gave Clay 1926 and Polk g. 800
leaving majority for Polk Of Jos. This, It will be
aeen, 10 heavy ajority to overcome The State 10
liberation that Taylor has been gaining so largely.
The majority will not vary much one way or the
other, from 500 votes.
CHARLEsroN, Nov. 15-4P NJ
Returns from Alabama come in slowly, and show
considerable gains for Gen Taylor, rendering the
suit in the State doubtful, notwithstanding Polk
ried the State by q majority Of IL ,462, in 1874.
despatch Just received kfrom Montgomery states
that official returns have been received from Cham
beTs, Cooea, Dallas, Lowndes, Marion, Montgomery,
mejorities In which foot up as follows
1"yiW ei.eo
~"eo '''''''''. '...'.' ."''''' '''''.''' 'is'V
Taylor's majority. ......,.....,.......2 1900
In 1874 these counties gave the following vote
Chy '''..'.'''' ................. S,5SI
Folks majority. 81
This shows . clear gain for Taylcr in these ten
counties of s27 The wings regard the result in the
State doubtful but the democrats CLAIM IL as certain
for Cass There but 80 counties in the State and
IL would require nearly the aain in
all the counties to overcome Folks majority Of IL 462
MosnE, NOV. II, 1s4s.
Verbal accounts from 80 counties give a Taylor gain
from II the gain be 1000, the State will probsbiy be
lost for Cass
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HIassach usetts State Election.

Massachusetts State Election.
BosroN, Nov. 16, 184s.
Brggs the whig candidate for Governor fails of an
election by the people 500 votes The Legis-
lsture is whig by increased majority from last year
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Maj for Cass. -. ....673 Do. Polk. .2,l45
Taylor's gain In the district, AIR.
Van Buren's majority over Harrison in 1910, in
this district, was l,407, in 665l votes polled
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16, 1S48.
In Tazewel county, Taylor gains, 1876; Scott 1885,
and Carroll, 90.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. I5-6 p. M.
The latest intelligence received here from LouL-
siana and Florida indicates that these States have
gone for TAYLOR. His majority in louisa a, the
returns indicate will fall but little short of 5000
Florida has gone for Tay or by largely increase
majority over The recent gubernatorisi vote.
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NAVIGATION LAWS "A petition tor public meet
ing favor of repeal of the present English navi-
gltion sws, 30 far Canada ia concerned has bee
nuDeroueIy signed in Montreal The President aud
most OF the members of the board Of trade In that place
are in favor Of the change.
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Texas.
~

WAsHISGroN, Nov 16, 1Sls.
The Union has . despatch, giving the returns from
four counties, (not namely in which the wings havea
email gain ron what !-HERALp1
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1Otal =. .AlO, foI
In those counties from which returns are not yet
received, (exclusive of ten towns in Erie county,
also to come in,) John Young, the whig candidate
for Governor, In 1886 received S8,065 votes; and
Dayton the bunker candidate tor Lieutenant-Go-
vernon, received &C. 355 votes, leaving about AZ 900
banburner votes not polled IN the same counties.
1t is probable that Taylor has received about the
same number of votes as Governor Young had in
the counties to be heard from, which, added to
those returned, would swell his vote in the State
to about 100000. There are then about los, 900
votes to come in, supposing the vote to be full
ono or making a reasonable deduction for pro-
por.. IN OF decrease-say 3d. 600 votes to be divided
between Cass and Van Buren-in what proportion
the official returns must determine. The Albany
argus of yesterday, giving the returns from l9
counties, INCLUDED In our table,) remarks as fol-
lows -
The full returns from 10 counties, third Of the
State, show reduction in the aggregate vote since
1S44 Of 1880 General 10 $3.50 less than
Mr.. Clay's vote in these counties The vote for Gen.
Cass and Mr. Van Buren, is 4826 less than Mr.. Folks
In these 10 counties, Gen Tayors vote exceeds the
Joint vote of Cass and Van Buren, 1890. But this
proportion probably will not hold in the remaining
counties. The probability is that the aggregate vote
will belreduced in greater proportion that General
Iaylor's will not equal the other two and that
Gen. Casss vote in the State will not equal Mr.. Van
Buren's.
OFFICIAL RETURNs.-We have received officia
returns from few counties IN this State, which
~oI,
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This is the s. w. corner of Virginia, and is
composed of the counties IN the thirtieth Congress
sional district, now represented by Mr.. Fulton
The following are the returns of the majorltles
at the Presidential election -
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south Carolina.
The Hon. A. Patterson has been elected president Of
the Senate and j. ]. Middleton speaker Of the House.
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This seat Is to contested by Daniel r. Miller whie In
the rejection Of the poll book the Kanese
precinct
Elected Taylor men; they are democratic
contested by John Little whig,
fraud In the from Richmond the dis
trictof Penn.
ieat be contested by Mr. Duncan (whg) alleged
and
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ALL HAIL The democrats have elected
me mber of Congress in the State of New York
Mr. Walden, in the Otsego District. Success to Wal
den; but the sick lrsbmsn said to the doctor who
epresdipg q small mustard plaster for him, IL Is
mighty little mustard for much bafe !" He's tho
expence in lot of coppers.-New Haven Register.
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Naval Intelligence.

The U. s. sloop-of war Albany, Commander Ran.
dolph, bound to Havana, was towed down to Hampton
Roads on the 18th. Masters Mate Omstead, COM
handing.
The rgate Constitution at Boston, is to sail for the
Mediterranean In few days. Her commander has
kindly offered to take any letters packages desti
for that station, which may be left at the Merchants
Exchange in that city.
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N,.rfh Carolina,

Forty-three countses heard irom-gain over
August election, 4,5OS. The State will give Tay-
lor about 5000 majority.
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.

HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES.
Wings in Nalics; Natives in Small Capitals; Democrats
in Roman Those marked F. 8. are Free Sellers;
A. R., Anti Renters
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FoR LrvEnPooL-The Royal Mail steamship Hiber-
mia rallied from Boston, on Wednesday, at IL o'clock
for Liverpool via Halifax. She has but small num-
Der Of for the former and for
the latter place-making nineteen In all. The II.
takes out no specie
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A PHILADELPHIA CALCULATION OF Loss AND GAIN -
The funniest thing we have seen for long time
among the curiosiies Of election is
the following from the Philadelphia North .amercan
"ALABAMA-The Taylor gain in this State is large
asit is unexpected. Our telegraphc despatch states
that In 46 counties he has the while IL 462
majority for Polk in 1874, and 84i votes ahead
Caaa There are more cou mites to hear from which
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Pennsylvania.


The Philadelphia DAILY Necs Of yesterday gives
all the counties in the State, SO of the SO counties
being. official. The Taylor and Fillmore electoral
ticket has a majority Of $780, and The free soil
vote gwen is 1861. Taylor, therefore, has a
clear majority, over Cass and Van Buren,, of 2, 709
The official returns from all the counties (says the
MWD viii probably not vary this more than few
hundred.
The popular vote is very large, say about
.375, 600, or 1000 more than the vote poled for
Governor In October, which was the highest vote
ever taken in the State previous to that time
wnMoTs DISTRICT.
The following is the vote for President In Mr.
Wilmot's Congre ssional district. II will be seen
that he worked faithfully for the Van Buren, or
free soil party
Counties. Taylor. Cas-. y. Buren,.
Bradford .......... 3,272 $50 ,S29
Susque hanna ...... 1853 1853 30l
Tioga ............ $50 1874 953
Total. 6,475 5,796 3,Oss
Taylor's plurality over Cass .>....... 67s
I" Van Buren, 8, 1872
Vote of the same counties for President in 1874,
and Governor in October, 1S4S.-
WnIG. Dew.
Clay Polk. Johns'n. Longsth.
Bradford ~ 1926 1868 324I 374S
Susquehsnna. l.s02 1857 l,597 2,4l6
Tioga ....... I,l69 2,i93 1919 2O77
Total. 6,206 s.455 6,O57 6,2il
Polk s. majority in the district ......... 2,252
Longstreth's (dem.) do. .............. 1854
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New Hampshire.

We have the returns from all but few towns.
Casss majority is 5000 He has plurality over Tay
Ior in every county. The vote is smaller than last
year.
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Illinois and Iowa.

Illinois and Iowa.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1s4S.
The returns from Illinois and Iowa indicate that
both States have gone fer Taylor
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Delaware Congressional Election.
BALTIMORE, Nov 10, 1S48.
In Kent county Houston's majority Is 1s1, and in
the State $40. The democratic majority in Sussex
IL rs.
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The Schleswig affair may be looked upon settled.
Denmark has conse nted TO modihc alton OF thu In
term government and Frankfort will not press the
remsiDinirg clauses complained Of that the main.
tenance ofthe srmistce may be regarded as secured
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The gain for Taylor in these counties, is l,572.
Mr.. Folks majority in the State was $3.50 There
are 81 counties IN the State.
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Official returns from Cayuga, Columbia, Orange,
Montgomery, Ontario, Schenectady, Saratoga,
Sullivan, and Yates, and unofficial from Albany,
Clinton, Greene, Genesee, Monroe, New York,
Oneida, Onondaga, Orleans, Putnam, Schoharle,
Washington and Westchester, give Taylor 49,
SGT Cass, 62 $3.50; Van Buren,, 3d. 665; Scattering,
259-toal 232 $40. Same counties in 1874, PSI ,074
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NIlssissippl.

CHARLESTON, Nov. l5-f p. M.
The Baltimore Sun has received the follow
inc refnrns from Misslsa,ppl -
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The election Of Mr. Walden, the democratic nomf-
in the 2lst district is confirmed His majority in
Sohoharie county 10 $780, He falls slightly below his
whig competitor ME- Smith, in otsego, but his major
ity in the district IL about 300.
We learn that the official canvass elects WIN. T.
Jackson whg, in the 26th congressional district The
following the msjorties =
Jackson. Wisner.
Tompkins, .,.,,..,,.,... 438
Late6s szof
sChsmupg. .............. CAT
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-There fell under our
observation yesterday, says the Kingston (Ulster
county, Journal the most singular of disease We
ever witRessd. The subject Is . named Sn yder,
sged thirty five years, residing in the town Of War
earsiBg, in this county. Four months ago he had
attack Of sickness but recovered, and was to a ap
pearance entirely healed. About fortnight after his
recovery he was seized with drowsness and for
tine after slept nearly two-thrds Of the day This
d,ease continued increase until he would sleep ~o
or three days without waking. When saw him yes
terday, he continuing uninterr upted sleep of
five days His pulse IL regular, though not very fuk
his respiration Is easy and natural and his skin moist
and cool. II food drink be placed in his mouth he
swallows IT. and he walks when led by the hand slightly
supported. on Thursday last he awoke from q sleep
Of two days spoke few words struck lady who was
in the room violently with chair, and almost imme-
dioely sfteryard sunk into his presen siumber He
Is on lis way to the New York hoe .tal,
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DARING RoBBERy.-A daring robbery was COM.
miued on board the steamboat Troy, Capt Frazee,
IN her trip from New York to this city last nichr
The bolt to the door of the Office was pushed back,
and the desk broken open, and the Key of the safe
taken from the money drawer the safe quietly unlock
ed and $GC0 taken. MIR Wilbur, the clerk deposited
tie money in the safe, put the key In tho money
drawer and the key of the money drawer ia his pocket
remained in 1t till about IL Abous miles oelow
Albany Mr. Wilbur returned to the Coco fox .he bust
ness OF the morning and found thing III tLsccpdiuon
have deecribedthe door Of the ssso Being crsn In
no landing made az Alna1y; ard
after examination which cortn1ea fov gr hour
after the boat reached the city rsrs Of tbs money
person or pt-sons.-- Troy Commercial, Mo- Il.
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Folks majorlties IN counties not heard from. .596
Cass's majority, SO. far .225
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LITTLE TENNESSEE.


New CouNTIEs.-Boone, Doddnge, Gllmer, Put
nam, and Weitzell. Total, IL counties.
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Iayiors p1uraIlty oVer Odss |.''.'.. 49, '''' OE
Van Buren, ....... 3, 80
Vote of the same counties for President in 1874
and Governor in October, 1S48.-
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THE Result IN FIGURES.


Increase in number, (Wisconsn) .. -. ...... !
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LOuislnaa md FLORIDA.

Pok's majority in the district ............. 2252
Longstreth's (dem.) do. Observation-Disclosures. 2,I8i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

AN hRTTUL CREATUGE.-She cot Mr.. Jones by
her cunning lie as tim,d young man. and
very ba~htu and did not come. up to the scratch.
as my brother Jack calls it So after two or thre
letters had passed between them, she showed me
a-ietIer she had written to him. and the artful
creature had spelled her name wiki two rs, SO
thar II REM thus: " Marry Ann Smith," and the
poor creature took the hint aud did marry Ann
Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
PLlNY FREEMAN, Acfuary.


PLlNY FREEMAN, AciuaTy.
FEvHlS COMPANY has just closed lis third
4 years operations. and published its Third
dnnuaL Report, from which II viii be seen that
the business for the last year has been not less
prosper rous than the two proceeding. The Board
have again declared the usual dividend of so per
cent. profits FOR the last year, for which scrip Ger
tGcales are deliverable. bearing interest Of SIX
per cent. on deznaud. Tins, in three years, so
per cent. on the amount Of premiums received.
have been annually returned 10 the assured.
During the past year ending April 10, 1913.
196 new policies have been issued. the premiums
for the year. amounted 10 81. 76 G6. It's ac-
cumulated Fund Of more than $3.50 Is secure
ly invested according to law, afIording the most
ample indemnity to the assured.
Policy holders, whether " they continue for
life or for short TERMS" receive their pro rata
profits.
The premiums for Life Policies, If exceeding
$50. may be paid 90 per cent. in cash, and a note
without guayantee, for 10 per cent. thereof with
interest at per cent: or IN cash annually, semi
annually or quarterly. by adding interest on de-
ferred payments. All premiums for periods short
oe life must be paid in cash. Should ihe party
survive to make thirteen annual payments. ieav-
ing the dividends TO Accumulate, It Is Supposed the
policy viii be fully paid for aud The accumulation
ultimately added the policy. II IS believed that
no company doing business in this city, whether
foreign or from the neighboring states, offers SO
great facilities with ua security. The charter
IS from the State Of New York, and the secnrI-
ties under the strict inspection OF the Comptroller
of the State.
/, Pamphlets Illustrating the principles of Life In
surance, Forms of Appication, and other Blanks,
may be had at The principal Office, or OF any oil
lis agents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

q a GREAT CITY.-Ihe principal city in China
Sou Tcbon, a city Of the Interior, the largest
perhaps in the world for Pekin has but four mill
IONS, while, If We may credt Mr. Hadde who
visited ii, Sou fchon has population Of five milk
ions within lis walls, and ten millions within ra-
dus of four leagues around. Situated on a grea.
imperial canal, it has ten thousand bridges. Sinco
l7IS, when tho missionaries quilted it, no ndi-
viduaI until Mr.. Haddy succeeded, could gel in
gress. He did SO, disguised completely as Chi.
nese trader.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
VOLUME 7-NO. 2@-
I SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 w. }

ceases 10 cultivate these celestial plants, GOl will
rampant them into more congenial sofia
hopPeE cline; aud The United States will exist
only IN the eternal past! Let rs then, make this,
" great day Of national thanksgiving; as often
ih's earth shall perform her revoutiol of 567,-
OUO,OUO of miles around yon bright luminary of
heaven-hund them down 10 our poslerty, till
time shall be more.
canpot close my remarks without noticing the
elegant appearance and the exactness with which
every evolution has been performed on to-day
BY Capt. NoTth'S Highland Cadets.
Nor without noticing the beautiful and appro-
prute banner borne by Ihe young ladies Of Mss
Sawyers's school. These flowers that enlwine
the staff are rich and rare--the motto is sont-
meunI, and The likeness of him who was first in
war--hrsI IN peace--an1 first in the hearts Of
his cuunirymen," shows the young lady who
ccutri il 10 us-au- artist OF no inferior stamp
The flag unitcs beauty, iGnocence and greatness.
The elegance and fashionabieness Of dress dis
played on to-day. would do honor to any village
IN America. Woman always looks lovely, but
participating on occasion like lhe present, she
looks divine.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

v lazy rich gITIs make rlch men poor, while
industrious poor girls make poor men rich. Re-
member this affected fair ones, whose an:ipathy
10 putting your hands into cold water is always
getting your husbands into hot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
;=-775 for Ihe iTkaHsas lnielligeneer.

Costa. Faveuevfiie, Ark.
gan 9 I,''.oo y c. q. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
: = Rsrrv, CarroIton:
Y; = p pT,chell, Crooked creek,
= T. 'e%.snwood, Ben;ooville.
D. ~ 'TJ Beaties' Prairie,
%t,o, n"o,oI. and II. Wright. Boonsboro'.
1ss tT M Karnes, Ashley P.o-
@ 1'' Daniels, Neesho, No.
:.o,t. Honey creek. Mo.
,uo. Park Hill. {. n.
l, Iaster, Kedron.
, DsnkIa, Fort Gibson.
np,tins. Creek Agency.
= Iobnson, Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
s.Isorl. Doaksville,
h Hsald, Choct. Agency,
I'M payers, Fort Smith.
/ Master, Pleasant Hill,
n Aston, Spadra,
N. Hays, Dover,
Rcss. Carksvllle,
Rr3Kn, Little Rock,
Greenwood, New Orleans.
z. Kelom. Charleston,
r VcPherson, Oak Grove,
i Seohenson, Roseyiile,
F. Haddiu, Dwight,
I, ". B!eyin, Washington,
f. B. Jones. Pine Bluffs,
/. Foster. Helena,
NsH, Batesyille.
Il. Parish, DanviIle,
4. Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

DEsCElpT.oN OF A BAD ROAD" Stranger,
which IS The way to village - "Ihcre's
TWO roads, responded The fellow. - We!k which
Is the hesi?' "AiRl mucn difference both OH
'em very bad. I AXE which you viii, ofore YOU
''e got half way you'll wish you'd tuck t'other."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

The LITTLE Lows ! Married at Temple. Me-, +,
Adam Mott 10 Aunt Tutuc, of Freeman. The
entire weight Is said to be $50 pounds--the gentle
man weighing $40 aud the lady 2i0 pounds.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
Come Again.

:. all stock by steamef W. ~ D.v low as ever.
+: ESne goods lower-Staple Dry UOO@-- II
tteAey dry goods, new styles dress goods,
go aais and caps. Clothing, fine and com
b per than ever hardware and cutlery,
ls, vices, bellows and chains, >croekery
sa5,s. sAa groce'ies. My rule is never TO let you
| goods, if you have any kind of produce OF
'sl sell, even. at verT small profits.
b E B. BISHOP,
No }, Main Street, Van Buren
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
FAYETTEVILLE, July 10Th, ~.

Mn. EDlToR:-Sir-We send you copy of an
Address delivered by the Hon j. II. Carleton, at
this place on fourth July, by the request of the
Citizens of this place.
You viii give 1t place in your columns, and
obhse,
Fl. r. CUNNINGHAM,
II. +. THOMASON,
w. REAGAN.
Special Comalaiee.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

J. II. WardweL
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
George Wilkes, NJ. d.. % Laight street.
Cornelius Bogert, NJ. D., . 81. marx $ race
The UNDERSIGNED as agents for the atove COM
nanv. are prepared to effect Life Insurance on
he most favorable terms. Lo Ses will be promptly
y a.iG aJ;ns,ed..~ r. l.. DODGE. Agent.
% Little Rock.
"a Il. re.rT ACE. Agent,
Van Buren,. Arkuns,.---
r. A. WATKINS. NJ. d..
Medical Examincr, Little Rock.
p. STEVENSON, NJ. D.
Medical Examiner, Van s-sen, Ark
Van Burcn. June "a, ls4s.-ia-tf'-~-