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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

n- s'TAYLoR MEETNGs--All over the
country meetings are being held for the purpose
of nominating ..0ld Rough and Ready" for the
Presidency. He is the man of the times, and
none other can be elected. Mr.. Polk stands
the best chance of being his opponent"
We clip the above from the journal OF
Tuesday. fno other man than Gen. Taylor
can be elected what an awful condition we
should be in if he should die! We would
then have no more Presidents: awful to relate.
-DcmOcrGt.
And what an awful condition it would leave
the Iocofocos of Yanderburgh in, if the ''smar,
tee" of the Democrat should happen to ''step
OUT Awful On! how awful!
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

WHAT CRUsHEs ENGLAND TO THE GRoUND?-
Extravaganza and the burden of worse than
useless officials. Edmund, Bishop of Chester
appointed his son Register of that Bishopric
in 1885, the office required no talent, couple
of slender clerks did the duty; the Income was
$4,000 year. When the father in God be-
slowed the place on his boy, he was but IA
old. In 1880 he had held it 81 years, and
drawn from the public for services. not worth
fifty dollars a year, just 81 2l6,734.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
FOR PRESIDENT:
IA CEARx TIA x LoR.
WING ELEcFoRAn TICKET

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
JOSEPH G. MARSHALL, of Jefferson.
GODLOyE S. ORTIZ, Of Tippecanoe.
DICTRTcT ELECTORS.
1st Dist.-JoRN PITCHER, of Posey.
I'd 50 JoHN S. DAVIS, of Floyd.
Sd ss MILTON GREGG. of Dearborn.
4th 90 DAVID P. HOLLOWAY, of WAYNE.
9Th q THOMAS d. WALPoLE. of Hancock.
9th q LovELL H. RoU< sEAU, of Greene.
7th q howard w. McGUAGHEY. OF Park.
9Th :" JAMES f. SUIT. of Clinton.
9th 4" DANIEL D. PRATT, of Cass.
10th g DAVID KILGoRE, ofDelaware,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

NORTH CARoLINA.-The old North State is
firmly Wing and may be safely relied upon
TO sustain the Wing nominee of the Nation
al Convention. Our friends there regard
union among Wings, as an essential ele-
mtnt of success. At recent State Ccnven-
ton at R1leigh, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted. They expressed adm-
ration and attachment for IL nry Clay. the high
est confidence in the integrity and patriotism
of Gen. Taylor, and determination TO support
the nominee of the Wing National Convention
In this they show the right spirit:
Resolued, That our admiration and. attach
ment for the great American stale sman, HENRY
CLAY, are undated, and that we will ever
cherish the most profound gratitude for the en-
lnent anu distinguished services he has rem
dered his country.
Resol0ed, That we have the highest confidence
in thu honesty, integrity, and patriotism of
Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR, and that we feel pro-
found gratitude to him for the service rendered
to his country.
hesOtUed, That the time has arrived when
the Wings of the Union should put forth every
effort; that we think upon their success great
ly depends the security of our rights and the
perpetmty oil our institutions; that at this time
above all others, compromise and harmony
should prevail in our councils; thai union is
the first great prerequisite to success; and that,
therefore, we approve the National Wing Con-
vention TO be holden in Philadelphia on the 9TH
ofJune next; that we will abide the nomina-
ton OF said Convention for the Offices of Pres
ident and Vie President, BY supporting Its
nominees; aud that we deem it advisable that
the Wings of North Carolina should be repre-
scented in said Convention.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

New YORK FoT TAYLoR.-A New York cor
respondent of the Louisville Journal. speaking
of Gen. Taylors prospects in New York says
The Wing masses were never more COM
pact, never more resolved than now. The
conceded fact that Gen. Taylor can and will
sweep the Empire State has placed a qltietus
upon the Presidential question in the minds of
all reasonable men, and no person who has a
just regard for the common sense of the Phila-
lphia convention, expresses any doubt on
the score of his being the candidate. Friend
Greeley, ofthe Tribune, it is true, has said some
pretty hard things about the Whigism of ''old
Zack"-but no man viii deal lustier blows
than will he for the hero when the charge is
sounded Mr. Greeley is Wing good and
tfue-a strong. bold writer, and means right
We shall all have hearty laugh at him after a
while, when he filings the Taylor banner to the
breeze, as he will do, and that with hearty
shout. So will the Express. Gotham is an
excitable city. and due allowances must be
made on this account for the liltle freaks of
the press.
SUFFERING IN ST. JoHN, n. FAN extract
of letter from ST. John, n F., dated Jan. 81
cad published in the N. Y. Commercial Adver-
tiser. says:
"There is good deal Of suffering among the
| lower classes in the outports; some of themare
actually in "a state of absolute starvation. Yes
terday Sunday His Excellency went to Top
SAIL about Ia miles from the city, with some
barrels of Indian meal. to relieve the pressing
wants of III. starving people there. The mild
ness of the wea Their has been very favorable to
these poor people, and saved them much dis
tress, which they otherwise would have suf-
fsfsd.'
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

"What is a loco motive?n Ans.-"Texas, Cali
forna and Mexico"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

Observation-Disclosures TRIP TO New York.
The editor of the Cincinnati Chrol cle, In a
conversation with the President of the Mad
River Railroad Company recently, learned that
1t is confidently expected that the entire line
will be completed by the lst of May If this
be SO, the Summer Trip from Cincinnati to N.
York may be made in three days, and all by
steam? The beauty of the thing will be, that
the entire thousand miles may be travelled with
no more fatigue, than formerly attended sim
pie days journey.
We do not know, says the Chronicle, that
the Railroad Companies have precisely agreed
upon their Programme; but something like the
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

Manning & Budwell's proposition, includ-
ing cutters, 49,, 800
Interest on the amount to the end of
the 9Th year, payable annually at ten
per centum, would be 81 800
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

Actual outlay of the city to the endof
9Th year, 49,, 525
Saying nothing about damage which may be
claimed BY parties owning property on and
near Water street.
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per "a hours. and for each additional 81 hours,
an additional price. not exceeding the above
rates.
Flat boats 80 cts, RATS. vessels, and other
crafts al the discretion of the company.
When one block of the wharf is completed,
the Council are to receive il, and acknowledge
upon their books the amount due therefor
The Council 10 guarantee 10 the company ten per
cent, not upon their outlay, but upon heir
present estimate, (incluing bonus of l0 to
IL thousand dollars whether the wharf pays
anything or not. Now for The figures.
Mitchell, Sherwood & Ross have the con-
tract at $35, 900
Add interest, payable annually, up to
the end of the 9th year, at ten per
centum, would be 1885
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Actual out lay of the city to the end

DfOsOO'
Estimate the revenues of the wharf
las above) to average for the first four
years, at So, 0O0-Sl2 900
Forthe five succeeding
years, at 5,0O0- $4,000
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Leaving to contractors the sum of s36,7l

0l,UUU
Deducting ten per cent. interest, 3,700 $4,000
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Tor iAs Eaaatr. 10 THE reFERS OF rTLisKI C0rNTH


 Alteus am candidate fer yens su.F,agss, fof the office Of SAeEiH, shalt not be able to present myself before yon, personally, in the way ei ''sse ticnferisg, 2 daring the csayass.
 Dependant as ara. fer Livelihood, upon sny personal oxeFii, IS, am no; able 10 aisgease with labor. for 60 long Ine as vii intervene between this ard the diy ot election. Iasead thereose, Of occupying the iirle ia iding through the town oE county. ssicstisg the independent voters for their support, ind R necessary, ard dsen fl pscper, 'c degote myself To useful labor. and thereby caisAsos to rrore myssa tky f tAs e6sce de lse to re- eeive
 As have been afesi5en, ef nis county, from my cary b9yho9d and an par oaaliy kaawa to alaos' ev " ci itea n il; and especially as the coarse propose any thing ba, disrspaabIs, ia the eyss Of those who FesPec, honas; industry, eannot Selsvs il wi! lessen the sapsOst should. Endsr sRy cir csnstances. obtain.
 la the prosecution of my b'isiacss, shall neees- saily. be abs nt from tte county until fes weeks oeo.e the sleetieni wbea fay f.sRds may b. eI oi falias me al home.
 BEN. F. DANLEY. I.itile Roes, Msrzk 7lh, lsss
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SUGAR.--laisrisFa aud Cesan1an, 2i .Es3 3ts. Fair, 3st st@3; Frirae saa Cheise. 4t ss7sSc. FS ib
 GRAIH.-Ihs Cora market has tSs.ellAsA elase. Y haslsei ard abaai B 60 sacks have been dissess et, at q tshge cf 3sa 49c foF inferior t1 paimn, taouEa ehse'y at 3zSS9c for ~oi to prime shiepssg lots. To-day iiie safes inslale lsI01 sacks, yiz {: s3O sarks white. ia FOOT bags, at g. 7fo nxed ai 5d, 2i0g de al 5sa37I, JIG0 do at 3s, 31b1 sacks PrinH shIte and Hoo to. setefed ai a0r v husheI We hear oi no'hiBg dsne in V heat. Oats are aso lower. ssd some 9avo sarks have fessd pasehaS rs a; 4sa4sc P bash~l, according to qaiity'
 BAGGING AND ROPE --'Iae acmana has been peter, ani aboai soU0 picces and coils have besn taken, eli fly a He. and 7a7iSc.. em long tisEe.- Stock uos 2T-l9o Ptsces and 2S,eo9 coils
 SALf.--E0 cargo sales cf Liverpool. From sscond hands, the rates are s3caSi 4D for Casrse ani F,ne. dtl veTes.
 GuNNY BAGS--rery dal. ai IsSl6e for new, io tslss.
 siftfsA SSFssSs--For- v~rr fnieries ae to 2ei ses 3ic. for V TT Prihae and Cheice.
 FLuuR.--Priees have been firmly sastaiasd at Ssd-s5 l2i for Chic. ordiaaTY Illinois, k. k zS 9 S 75 for good 10 choi brands Of IfsinoFs and st. Louis.
 RICE-Is very -daH, af ss 70 tc y ib. for Pri'nc.
 CoFFEE.--Piices of Rio are ,e higher The week s solcs ate .ae6 bags. a, eszfS7lz chiefly, with sgHi- prime at n r ib.
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Froa fAe Hiishiagion tPa.J E1a1aiaer.
 Er. Wilm0i.

This peculiar champion of pennsyivanla Demo- crscy tx at last about 10 find his levsl For mefe than year we have regarded him wiih sasPicisn and distruss; but hts re:eut Gisgracsiu eondact upon the fosf of Coagress, ieases to dotat oi bis antagonssn % the welfare ci tAe Demceratie PN "
 When men Hae David WHfnot. wao has never enjoyed anything beyond eaes'isusble s;anding wiih ihe Democracy, undertake to assalt Inc b s
 snd unrest Democrats in the cou4,Ty, Ans that iao h fore the asssmblea representatives of The nat3n
 1t can excite nc ether foeiiass than tacse Of pity and coHtempt. We sfc glad to sec that Aimot IS no longer regarded Democrat. and ahAieyer hg- pocrincai acts he may hofeaftsr te guilty Of, We stall cgnsl fer him, at hart, devoted to The cause oi Federalism, Nt least until he shall have iaFHishsd sufsieieni evidence of repentance. h his present difficulty, pFoiueed by niall1igus ana rnPfoySked abuse ni Messrs Bschaaaa and R6ehie, he has no syiapa,hisers, save in ihe Federal tanks, wiast every Democratic paper pubsles. in PhiiAdsiphiA, that has falitn uneF observation, eharasterizes hln as sillifer sf good men and an enemy to De Hloerscy. The 2ss has been stripped oi tle lion skin, aad his brAying vii hereafter excite he aaFH
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ChloToforni.

II is Iaentionoi in one Of the London papers lint Dr. simpson, ol Edrgburgh, has been s4mgloaei to London by the Qqren. Now this fact, n # is tact standing by self is of no pIrtealat mpoFiaRcc ai 1eaat on cur sue oi the Atlantic, The move ineais ei Dr simpson, or any o'heE Sc7'iSa ply se inn, have no yeEy essential bearing, per e. oa Inc Interests euy body aay thlag la Tepaoican AneEsca and We do Eot know tsat even royal eo:ElaaaI aads much, II any thing, to ;leir cairns upon publis aitcntoa. Bal waea two other laets are adarl---ifst that DT. Simpson has 5aen for . Considerable tn.e-in the praetce of aiFaini ring .cklorofGrm in Inc numerous eases O. mi1@H Ff which hs alleaGs aud, second, that t1e tlaeen has recently giv noticc 10 DF. Locoek and Ms. Lily the mstlsr assumes shape worthy e attc ntIoa
 Il is pretty geaeraiiy known tbat inaeeulatiSa fir the small pox vas denoHneee Ia T'iig ana VI a almost universal dread ana aAaoFfeIsee uhH Lidy Mary N ogteg Montague, then fashionable beatty had he courage to adopt, 1t foS asr chsareh and, We bei ere, iar herself hsrtxsmpe iaAaee4 tLo4- sands 10 lock with fAvar uYoa t2e pssysn i've, sna no doubt tge means oi saving a1ay Iiyes hnt Queen Victoria ,s t40ussGd times a4eFs P2teaT as . le adeF of Fashion t1aa was fAdY Mary; ana ii si,r ef..tfs4s tie elss,rslaEg. IL her n4IK ef paa aud psrf taers Is not one woman in tan asoot her sabects wh0 viii not d0 the same-- he pre- i.l lee or apprehension that may otherwise fJraid its ase wiil be ogeeeams; what she Qaeea 9oss all Ns3 be ia haste Q do. notwithstanding even ihe rel4gsons serup,es raised by sossaa worthy fathers of the Church in Scaiand; who ssssst that il is s'niai flying in ths face ef Providence to seek mitigation u the penalty dencuaeed upon woman ia the iHa verse of ihe Sd ehapt of Geatsis.
 On the ether hand should the Qneeh's lying n be attended with more than ordinary danger or ~ih
 fatal Eesu ii Is probable that thc employment et elloroEosTa I sRc eases viii is la;n dst4var fcs' slbly into aisHss. Tie issue ef the expersasut, therefore will be looked for 0ith reasonable snxsss not only in Englanf bal in thts and every other civilized country N. Y Com. -ads
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Steam Boat Register.
ARRIVALS.
ADVANCEMENT OF clsBIDlfES

IT. We are authorized to announce BEN. F DANLEY, as a candidate ssr the office ol Sarsfrf at the ensuing August election.
 IF We are authorized to announce JOHN C PEAY, ss candidate for ihe office Of sHKalFF, al ihc ensuing August else;ion.
 I}- We are aa;leTized 10 announce JAMES McyICAR. as candidate for ,he office of SHGslrY, at the ensuing August election.
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GEx, Scorr-Ms. TKisr--"observer, ihe well inforned Washington corr spopdent of ile Phiia- GeSpha Lager, writes under date of the 18th inst Tomorrow, think We shall have the whole co-- rgsPondence betSeen Gen Scott and Gov Marcy, whith vii! he botli rich and interesting d u nish like ''ihe hasty plis of soup" fine ats for tie newsboys. Grn. Sc5t, i. aPpeaTs, las not had enough N ith one lesson : ba: probably taoaghl his posi ion sufficiently f1tihe by his late victories to try If ihls tine the eeFety ot " ar would act sur- render at discretion. But Gen. Scott has male has reckoning wi h0Gt his host, and has nc, added by tis, his ne1 cores oadence, to his literary repu iati,n. Winfield Seait Is very great G@uets l take hiu for ihe first General Of the sg@snd brave as Ja,ius sand ch;valrous and magma iInous wiIhai and thfoggh-sred, nigh minded honorable gentle man; but be does make the most bnnghag work oi his s'te E. aud it were better for him if be to employ of tfs adl0ants to write them fer him.
 General Scott yIa a til see, has Jas ] told you weeks ago, ! asked leave to retuTa hone, but waeih CT hs bad the GRtgas FsrsrteEdl l. another Giest n 1 thiak he rather ho?sa 10 Se re.ased CT asked to stay. Bu,'Ceyernor Marcy is not tie man r. he fbtsa with; Be ~,! sooner play a; oaF-f:os itan gTaiify mzn "a that way, and as general Sc3's 5 conditional resignation of the Ind o the army ,sas accepted General Scott's diplomatic oiiicious ness, too, was noi overlooked, ana is probably ai this moment uad rgoiag an investg General Scott, you wisls~e, weat bsyand h.s instructions, and when checked, eil nettled, and inca Wrote, a eFeEl one thiga. eAP fei' I4aA II Ae S'-'i'S' the Pres;a Rt he would pTe!er 'o Sec aasihss Gen erai appointed in bis ssead,
 Asregar,ss MT Tr.s.'s aiplou,at.e correspond nee. also demanded Sy tie House. it al e si ofIns hce volumes of the usual sine eF an English novs!; bat viii be rather dall reading to a keen appetite. II contains | series of observations of the most novel and esfFaasiiasry character, and qa'e hnmbet Of variltoas tileceta 5rtsa lse o 'iile s,sofa an3 the olive branch" Mir Tiis. has been strongly ia fayo. of tie tNis. and las kept it steadily In hls hands, wsiting fos Ia being accepted by the MeSi-
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NEW ORlEayy nlHKEf.
UALFA sFFieA aAiansay alglai.

afarch c iS4&
 CoTTON--The Cotton m,sket oyened raGhrs issgaidiy n ;he ea'iy paft sf she wevk. ewing ts uaaygrai'e adscss tF@n tie Aorth, th hsasy stock, and siig, aavanss in Fsssgtis; sna tae sales ef Aen'sy ard THe@iay ar esa sg, ,sNe l.a sa. gsaeg- ally ai a ehse ef t.,c. lf.sn lae rales ef Sztar day. lis reduction. hsweyeE, bFsaght beyers. forward i1emHgst, and ca Weslaesiay, Tharslay and Friday fsiiy 33,ge0 batss were disposed af ss marh Rrmer piiees. whise fn-day's saIes asa anted 'o 070 bsIes. mostly oa EngiSsh and ConIiaeasal aceoaas- Thsmarket els very sscacity. al fhe rasge of oar qaot4 ions below, whA si4ow srasresy any change fEoss Isst wesk. The receipts as fais pcrt since ist Sept, are slFeady 755,s7s bales. against Itotty fSs al last yeaF, and at sll the u $ pets there ls now an increase os sl29 sses over E.st xear.s fa szp1ss flzfa
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DIED.

{coAMUSIcA9Ep.
 Dspartsd tbis lie at her residence. in Akansas county Afks., on the 35'h Of Feb Mas. MARY G. c4t4A Jeof8w al tl.a aiyaHc d age 0, seventy. h tlse den.se oG hs esii aable eid lady large family are sbrouded ia grief aud A Ran-rous circle oi friends and relatives are Irfl to moEfn the less of one Of its brightest ornaments.
 She bore Ter illness which was long sn protrscted win that patience aad fossiade ineidena 10 the Christian, and Yeiied up her spiri; without mnf- uiur happily prepared fof better wosd. [.
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CHEAPER THAN EYER.

HAVING pnrchssei the iaterest Of Mr. Parsesls' 1E h the stock sf Coed now en hand, the subscriber invit bis friends and customers, aad te public generally, to eoasinae the patraasge which Las besn a'Iy exssassed ta the late trsn, ani promises. taas in lew weeks. his sseck ef al kinds of ,nsrehaREe ssli he eoaspIsse and hc wSi sell t for CASH a little lower than aey enc ctss in IiGsle Rock A., J. HurT.
 March fst, ts4S S6-H
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X SHARP MAxasEs.--Mr. Nhilley. manager of a eoGnFy thestrP, lsaYiag constznt aa eye io his iafesesf. one eseniag. daiiag the p~rso nance of Richazi IlI. gave a to.erab.e erof of that being hIs leading psiaciple. Representing the .crcoS- backed iyEsnt. :" he exeiimsd-
 "Hense. babGlihg drranas' you threaten here in vain! Gonseicnce ayaHni. (Tha' maa in The bfowR wig taere las gut ito tas pit witloat paying.l } Ri iehari's hislscIf asaias"
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NOTICE To all whom it may concern.

yTNiiiS nesies is to inform aH persons eoaeerned, N that HeEFy A. ERgtes, sheriff ot Iaas peg- deace essniy Ssd 0eieao eollsetor of tse taxes ihessef, ths first Monday of November. 1859. se the Court Houss docT ot said eoupiy. ezro.ed 0 pubic sale the northeast qiaItsF of seelien thrss gf township eleven Esrta, ia Fangs four sests for ths payueat cf ilsa Stsse EHc esgnty xss thereoa, tor the year lsaa at whsh lime and plsee Caroline t. Pelham bought the same for five dsliArs and eigsIty-six eeHtz.
 And thas at ihe sane pIaee, en the fist Aeadsy in Novsmbes. lstI, Henry \. Eegtes. saeh sheriff and eohectes, exposed to pabisc sale, the uoFth-wesf and soata-easI quarters Of seeuon tse, of township eleven Rorthi.n range your west; wbea Caroline E. Pelham bought the said northwest quarter section o ianA and eighty acres Of the said southeast qHafter section Of iaai pay ing for each tract fear doslass and ftty-ssvsa and half ais.
 The first tract of nj herein mentioned was sold as tse property of Jam Armstrong, and was pat- snted to Morgan Davis. Tho secoad tract was raI- ented to J. Campbell and sold the property of Wiiliap Murphy; and the remsiAln9 tFaet ef land was ratensea te N Sispses and sold as To~Bsend Dirkinsons pseperty- Sisee whief, time the said Caroltae E. Pelham has iateTaiarriac with Lloyd Magrnder. ss
 This is therefore te notify all peFsons wha c-u set up any right to the lands purchased. in con sequence cf any infarmsliiY. any isrcgaari.y CT ilIegalitv connected with such s.ies, snsw It tse Circuit Court which ~i hssheld in tgdepea- dence ennhty the fourth Aan lay af the fourth Mosday in Novemhrr isf6 at the Court House of said coanty. why the ssles so Eaie hereinbesore described should Hot be confirmed
 LLOYD MA6RUDER.
 CAROLINE t. MAGRBDER- March '. i5IS-25-Sw prs. fss SIG 2j
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usrIsp STATE. os Aan..e.. sser.

lSrrkp arArEs OF AMERICA. fx
 ufsTs5cr OF AasassAs,
 1Y virtue cf an alias wrii cf 6eri 1eias zzaed by ID Inc Cierk of the Cireaif Court os iae Ualted States for the DisifictSsi Arkaasas. apsa ju4g- meni rndersa Tn ssii CSa.s ca the 22A day es April A, D. is45. n fayoF of the Usited Ststes Eersas The Baak sf the State Of AIkAasas sad 0 directed. ~ii sel al Passe sactisn fer eash h haaG at ibe Ceuu House Gaor is the city ef Little Rock, Paas eeansy, iH the 6is ict aforesaid, ca NoHdav the losh day of Apfil A, D. is4s. betxssa the beats of 8 4. M. and P. si, the failsssss s<. scTibei property levied apsa by as the property of said BAsk of the St@,e Of AIk2nsas an6 sold to sstisfy sasd judgnea', viz. The West i-a sf Eois Nc. and ia Bgoek No. si ia the rity q Little Rock togsther wIsh sAs Banking Hoass of xaid R4ak situated therecn, and a'iths apparteaaEes . ;sefsaEto b<lonxfng. ls
 Due artenstaaeA hv efiesx suihonzei
 ALIAS RECTOR. q s Aarskai,
 fsr Ae DsaFaGs ef -aykasasx.
 B. B. T DUy.L. BspAss Mafa4a!. Li.a.s Rse4s f.s.. n.r.i ie.s isa.s a-ls
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A Ca.cKxD HEIL The PenhsyIvanian says: N nv honest people having heaEi oi Bells psedic- lion that the war will h. vot@i dosn fl submitted to th' eouatsy, have come to the eoaeiusion that Le Is eeItaiasy cracked
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ysw Orleans and lrkaasas Riyer Fatket.

Hssz-- h S:esm "ceston Plant z. C. Mostna sSsrxS master, wisi run as q regular packet from New 0rsesDs to Pise HaEs, Little Rock, Van Baren. Fort smith Fort Gibson and all iafe,s9ediafe aadiss on Inc Arkansas river Every exeFsion wili be Haasie to promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers rely upea hay iug tseir business assen-d so wifA pv,Ftness and ddeiiiy T. D MERSlcK & Co.
 AGgxTs- Tbe "Co;'en Plant fs fIfnizhef with Doe. tof.'' or sFaaT steam eeefae which supplies the hoiers with Ha'er-- worked by the same sawer, are ,Asee large bEg pasnps t.ss l. sAee q sssEsfAg4 vii thros :hrse ho-sieaSs Of water per minute. alza hoes attached ihai M carry wsssr to aay part of tsc beat "a case cf fire.
 T. M. A c. Denascrzl ans GUstte, copy.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-14

No DUEl~-The anticipated dael ssetweca Nessrs Irvine aua PIeaiiss, has al eEdeg ln-wiaa- The latter declares that be speks 'ia fiekSieSiaa sense,' or Snly as lawyer, wheFeuPaD Ehe lofmer WIS entirely satisEed-aesiag, probably, uHdgr 'iAr time -heaafed notion ias i, ls EBgFoesstsssal iog lawyer 10 speak Sh,g he bess.ses 10 be tue
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-14

MR. BESSsrs ASD BGsHoR HgeHEs.--Mr. BeR- nett, of the New York Herald, has eemlHenced a libel suit against Bishop Haghes-sse damages laii al s2o,0O5. The greand of action is ihe repubsl- e@lon in tae Freensaas Jaarna, u eegIaia articles Raslsax N S
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-14

VREpeaH..-An abbrcyiasioa of ihe word sht1so- lorra-sPpyed 10 sful politicians, wbo- while under the '.inauenee," are wholly unconscious of hayins Eads sny promises 10 the people prior 10 the fIscfinn.