Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
TIlE GLOBE ::
Il Congressional, Agricultural, and Literary
Newspaper.


Il new publication. To deserve the patronage
which Congress has accorded to their reports Of
its debates. ia receiving and making the Gohc the
official register they intend to add Pr0mPilufe TO
whatever merit has hitherto recommended the
work. Tncv will publish DaUy GI01e, to re-
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from the miscellaneous matter which VIII accom-
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OF the daily newspaper, II is designed To gather the
news from all quarters, and cOmp'cla The contents
by drawing from every source that may hc OF
most interest among literary novelties, and oi
greatest utility in scientific and prac,Ica! works on
agriculture. For material, the leading journals
and periodicals of France and Great Britain,
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especially on topics connected with agriculture
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Napoleon and Fort Gibson Packet.
A G-y~D tue undersigned would inform his
sl~---EllG friends, and Jhn public generally, that
3. having Ju.'l The ALERT 80, p cz-
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trips from Napoleon For. Gibson. lie i confident
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inchcs) the wear round, aud viii d. if the
public will bu: extend to him reasonable portion of
their business IT, Is not his wish 20 mouup1lse the
business of the river, and all other boats and
then charge prices but TO do an honcgt fair
liberal business Not wishing 60 take any ad antag1
Of the public, he invites thcm TO give him call and
/ he will m ks turrn as comfortable and take than,