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treaty. We OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
has inG,rma,ioH ofthe probability thalsit
will be ratified, direct from Mr. Clifford,
at Poebfa. sIfSit;fails.Ite defensive line
will yetbc adopted, unless The; Baltimore
Convention should throw itself forward
upon the annexation oflhe whole Of Mex.
icU. GS 49, !, ..saSs:.5. >:
SEVERE STORM, ~ Yesterday afternoon,
abou, half past, o'clock, a hc'lvy rain
Storm came up, accompanies wah lhun.
der and Lightning, and slight sprinkle Of
hail. This. however was a short eontinu-
ance, The clouds soon dispensing, aud the
sky became clear.s }. r.. .sl. -
A litle 5befDre; 6 o'clock the angry
clouds again consregated together. emit.
ting vivid lightning, accompanied with
heavy thunder. Hail isoo1 after com.
menced faIling-frst, ip3small and pearly
globules, but increasing gradually until
they reached a fearful size; and fell 80
as to completely whilen:thc slreels:
A vast number ofhail stones were picked
up Of the size of pision's eggs, and many
fully equalling the dimensions of large
hens egg and. ofthe. most solid consislence.
We saw some measuring !, a, and7d in.
ches in circumference, aud weighing
from two 10 three oHnces.. We are in
formed that Que, measured. after being
some minme in tire hands of, The gentle
man who picked it up, ,ni1el inches in cir.
cumlerencc. Some were Iound in Queen
street weighing lhtee and bur4ousces, and
one weighing on The insFnt, after il fell,
reached FIVE ounces. aa ! 81
Fortunately, The windwas no. high,
otherwise there must have been great
destruction Of window glass; As it was,
however, there was much broken 10 yari-
Gus parts Of The city. .i.7ll q. ~
The only damage done ty the lightning
as far as we have hearjrwas on board
the Br. barque Shakespeare, lying a, COM
mercial wharf The eleesic fluid struck
the fore.,op~saIlanl-mast d that vessel,
and shattered i, considerably. The crew
were on deck at the lime but sustained
no Courier Sd. bsS IS
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- MBAt 4tn Nfay'
Hail Sronm.-We fhaY heard fion,
different sources, that ..lbe Hail Storm Of
Tuesday last. was somsShat extensive
in it's sweep, aud must consequently, have
done serious damage tothegrowing crops
ofsmalI grain. Corn audi Fruit trees.
Some four miles NV, 4 Columbia, it
fell even in greater qualities and Of
larger size. II was seenlu abundance
lying inlhe bitches and lfw places until
10 or ii O'Clock the next dH In Charles-
ton it seems TO have been Equally, is not.
more Telegraph. 80, 3;. e:.g:-s -,
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- >. ~, "
nostestensi9e iafoi fratio Il. S BAR; lrt;;,.e
T;uHr1y-on7,he subject ii Education, "a of ,bs
highest character Many of, our readers Know
tha, be, led with Che highest fioaor a him:
self and his State, tie yery responsible off;eet, Il
Secretary Of The, Board Of Education 81. Ma,.asss
ehnsel,s. Hlreporls on This sub jsct a Il abouns
~ research and oerince knowledge 81 every r,i
thing connected withi,, whicliis peril, s. une-
qua'led in our country. A gentleman has as pia. h
cedupohonr table copy Of an Ora ion deliys
cred before the authorities Of the city of Bos.
ton July 4lh, 1912, BY ME-. Mann. Ii had
reached the fftI, edition. To say ofthe Ora>
t'on that it contains numerous passages Or the
lohiest eioquence, aud that iteyer, reaches tho
subllne, is not ex.ravagan,. The o orato, draHa,is
most striking picture Of the condition Of our
country and points ohta number of:ihe social.
political and moral evils under which We are are
suffering. He shows the ysst sippaor,ance t;of
educating our whole people in: a I,roper, man..
ner, and the inevitable ruin which will lconn,e,s
upon flour statesmen and ,men in high pla.
ces DO moi Immediately address themselves 10
the task. He draws too dark a shade, we
think. over. his picture, yet upoa The whole.
The likeness which he has given Of the Amnerii,.
can people, is correct Would 10 Heaven n that.
our great and good men throughout our land
felt as Mr. Mann does upon the subject Of Edux,
cation not only Of the children of the rich, but
OF The w'e'chedly. poor, in every nooksnd cor-
ner throughoutthe United States. No other
interest will at all compure in importance with
This. All other matters sink into inlsiisniHcance
by the side of Education We saySi, wiitItsor-
row. This great matter has been 700 lonlg, and
ermlnally neglected by alI the States. and per-
maps IN none more 50 than; in our own South
Carolina. How long willse sleep upon,i,Y
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- P->----<ruH or tH6 cDIcKIIug-to ShEe-
eio aud Gourishtheir aprons ;atihe slealthy
pirates. We have felt sad many times,
To see the little fellows borne off in remorse.
less talons, crying out, high in the air, and
when we could afford them no succor.-
We never see the use of hawks-nor do
we believe our particular friends, the great
tnatfralis,s ofiArnerica. can point out their
usefulness-although they have. given a
respite TO crows and The insect devouring
birds, which promises to prove, with The
thinking Planters, a safeguard and quit
claim for all the:corn pulling depreda,ions
they may ch9nye 10 commit.
But, TO the hawks-the season for their
depredations being al hand, we lay before
our readers the following, which - said 10
succeed we'll:
".Esect pole, twelve or fifieer feet
high. in place where there will na be
any Thing else near for them to light upon
and upon il set common foS trap, ia
which they will alight. When one hawk
is taken. tie 1t on the ground near tt,e pole,
and its mate will be in the trap ip short
time"
A friend Of ours adopts the following
plan, which has been emincntly success.
fol. Whenever hawk pounces on a
chicken, he pursues il until il drops its
prey, and then bats common Partridge
trap with the dead chicken. The hawk
invariably returns, and is caught in the
trap. He has caught dozens in this man
her, and says bis trap never misses.
Hall SToRms.-On TuesdayI the 2d
inst. there were two severe tfaif storms in
different parts of this Dfstricr-one abou.
zen miles above. and tho other about The
same distance below The Village. We un.
derstaud many pieces Of hail fell larger
Than hen egg. No,very serious damage
was done to the crops. owing 10 their early
stage. ! In the moush of May. II may be.
remrked. hail storms are moro frequent
aud more severe than 10 any other monrh
Of the year.-GreenriRc Mountane.r.
RsIN AND CRoPs.-A good tnoderaie
rain visited the District generally on Sum-
day fasr- Some Injury from the fly aud
dry weather has been experienced by the
farmers among their wheat, but the pros
pee, Of good harvestis greatly improved
by the rains. IT,
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Pride gains the ill.will ofmsn.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
La TER FROM saNTA FE.
ispKrRSpKseR. Mo-, !
January 5th, Ia.


Eas, IF the acknowledgements
af, T. a Aubrey arrived in our lawn, this
evening a'reet from Santa lie, making the
quickest TIP ever yel hade aerass the plains
-liahihg lha enihe Ifp In tantieen DAYS,
lne'ud Ing twu which ha Ipsl m the ronlri
lie lei, sanla lat IN The 2lsl al last month
IN company ol iunr nlheFs, but came here
1ione, having eil The dalancp Of his ean
lahy At thu Galloa Wool. In The lasl three
days he has lfafeIled at8 milrsl lie states
iha eal, flee had reached SANTA fe he.
lofe he leii, and hal made hut liIls alefa.
lion IN lhe disposition al tho lruap4 finn
tial heralolafa malr b, eai. Newly. lle
saies TINT Amijn was recently eapiufra
le aaf ltaaPs Al T. f1sn. hui TIM ft ml
stiIatfl Us fafa.a al hmm, ual SlaHail1
Gathaaiaa' Ihe Gasnfnar aflri uI,an
The I'D aiase, which slts that. "hr ihai
lish sani hms lWay, may livt Ia iishl nm.
alasf dal. Ae. The GaYrntf. II seems
AS tlp~eli IN gut pra.lfe within Ihr
iInils al tn laen N ii iiassai h4l al TN
lifsi aPPafIuai ! hr mele Is r-fape. lie
M ma.ls efeit ellnt viii the fral,le In
nd aidul IL f..so. l. f,isa s4tli lint
l9setti heFeai nif lfla,4 Inn r.ileiiag
lall p.ssf, hal ihfy "aali nal lIsfen Ia
TN, Il lhha.h be al fsl .arge sunt OF
n ~ Ia ltnluue u "luin onl. u
Nh. Albay represents ever lhing IN
ssaa f.. 4. gum m well, wllhnui any
probability N disturbance. oi any kind =
lla 81 "a thai a Gnyefnmani express siaa
ed three DAYS htlpre he dil, whirh, In Al
probability. wllI he al foa Leaveawaflll
IL itW dals. VI. Aubrey stys. ha sfN
na lnlIaa. al lhe faale, anl hui blt lnaf
ills ui suraft eoII weather. liz mllr
mule lleshh sall.f, however, as he killed
liifre. ~ hand travelling On Tin way.
app=n tn substance, rs near as eaa
gaiatf lrpu Alr. A., u WA hal irauspf.
ei IT saals T. pesinls IA his DEPARTURE.
iae L.siaIalure vi New Mexico Gun
ytual IN the bih ul Daeeuiher. Cup.
An-nY, speaker ii the II iase; Aalpnia
ahui.ta, President uI Tie srualr; Jamas
ubll,ns.. Cia,k ul the l.lwer llnasri tifu.
IL ,i.i.,stl. Enf tllias Girlk; L, ]. kaIsan.
Dapf.arcI.tr. lleaY Henry was elteleI
G.eta nj Thu Stuatr. ]. llabh.a. D.lf.
hetprf. anI lust Abfan. Eanlins e.eFss
i.itul. Governor Douteiana klgl hts
beeu pfamu ed bi Gen. Pre-, In Tue ehiui
tune aAturial chan ol New netiea, H.
= Ia The Legislature = silesea q a.
4 srnsibe ia unrnl.
Uaia. u Iaa.. uiitIpa resolution IN
Tie Legislature, pfBpnsius Ia adj urn until
aral sltl.nef. winch was negnHsi.
1 bii was beinle iaa ils4st. calling a
caatpu iIa to take inl9 consideration the
anast1iiun ui the iernlpp al new MsAiea
Ia Iiu unIIeI ,siaIe.. .s us bill provides.
E. l4l. Ia an etelian shall he helI in the
va eaal..irs tuiireu in! alef his Leg
is.a.ute a. #lln.l .uf tanWifslinn oil deif
gases Ia ta,r luIa consideration ihr anurk
i mn u III. ftftilnfl Ia lae Tinted saiesi
aud tn rasa II Il m.e5s win appreciation,
10 devise sash measures. ani adopt sIch
4cjs. as w,Ii nJsI speedily rilspl The sans.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Ih- N.m York E.snins p.,l iDsml.

Ih- New fark Evening Po's (Dsml,
nlllrss hyafahy M. CALavuN's speech
en 'be hrNran War, The edaJr sats:
III 4, Il, r.ra as il 4, compact, aud buiA
lhvss ars qI,lllics which "ill cuma.enI -
10 ,Iy pu,nillr prru,aL We piAse II iu
uur eo.unas bDlh because 1t Is ihn plu.
iuc.iun oi lne sre4, mIn ol inc s0sIn. aud
bccause Ne do NJ, expect 10 mrr! wI'h
any ,ams ~ the same side ol Tie question.
~ well uf - reasonably sad.
"ilc du ~, Intend hero 10 discus, the
points raised by Mr.. Calhoun IA his speech.
IL viii nj surpusa Is II tha eiitci Ci his
AZ. amcnl .h,u,d bc thus, that The Sarlun,
parlrs am NJ members Ul Congress III
cs4id Ia ihc .nrilean war, viii lie rUJu-rJ
uanD 10 lwO--thuse whu hold wllh M.
IA b.in, Ibal uuf armies pushl tn br ia.
mc i ,lrN wrLd avn iIom Cca,rdi MrAlca
aiI d..rnsNr lac u,el upon, wHich
sl, rclA,n ~ oar oceurtil ~ tae nJ.laeuH
and unnaahhcI patton II The MiA,cAn
dJuiam-aad lnass Un ihd uher Lanl, whu
hu.d lhl We inu,i nh ahlnlm tho lou,ins
we nave altuady ub.dlirJ ~ McAl,u, wnh
uu hfs, maamg a irtay with the Mexican
"p'c,hnrnl. hr piny WIN ate IA lhv"f
"i r.lrraiui. Eun tuo ruihTy and tr,.
r.iuung peace, wi'HnnI mktns ~ cNrh
o-hns mirmlll ~ any s"u.ie, Wi,I p'O
bAbJ u. bul han!idi IA udaer ilmsr.
nc l"s, thluk, TIA IA psdce can he
mtir Wih ,nt hlrx.rda u ,,rlnm 'iit. al
Y ,t.cidna, ,rati,g A.nsrcan gaunsons ~
,"u county 10 ga..a.uru ,ac uihI,nrn. Oi
tdo nray, 1t wnl lac better than In adopt
SIR. Caihuuu's scheme ol defensive iIhr.
i'ha editor concludes thus:
with regard 10 Mr.. CaIbouu's arsu-
menI against Tho conquest and tho ineor.
prIion oi Mexico, We have ~ desire 10
rssun, III the Irasl d grrr, the lorca Vi any
impression i may make.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09


Tho baltimore Sun oflns llh inst. givcs
,he following account af the departure oi
hf. Glay iram Ihal city In Washington, on
Tho ioih iasl. Notwithstanding Mr.. Glay's
expressed wish 10 20 on his waY as n pTi.
va'e filiten The people sremed determined
lha' he shpuld receive such allenlinns as The
rfoadtst and must potent Emperor would
give untold treasure 10 receive from his
suhleeis. TIN Sun says.
In aeeaflanee with The announcement
we made Yesterday morning. Tho llnn.
Henff Clay tanlt his departure far Wash.
i1gion N lhf Ane a'eloek ilaIn Of ears -
lie arrived at lhe depot nj ahaul hall pnsl 3
a'elneA, accompanied by his iiiend Ghfis
tophef Hughes, aud a number ul unr mlsl
respected citizens. Here he was mel hy
ah immense eaaeanst u lfieals and alni.
fefs, and gfeelei with lle mus IN hu.iaslie
cheering. On iahins his al a linz wes
latmei. nni many lanIfeds passei through
ihf ehis, sraspmg him hy lha hand and
exchanging hAsy wud II saiuialiaa.--
Ne observed innad ern'lfmsn. ailnse very
'alll sesinad II hian lram his ryei as h.
So Id lie Inn Il iis Distinguished paIil
ral ifithi nnl fnlainius Il IN his grasp h'
len7fasdi sfiai teas eaa. If. elas; /
haRt e1isi far gaa fhfte amfs aaa an
really 10 do 81 agdia--bs,ef fiass uill
eoaa s1la-Goi tass pbu." 4 lfaf glis,
lrnri IN lhe eie ni each, and Mf. Clay res
pondsd! Frank gen, ny dear. sir, ihal
1aa, ina matnrf lha clearly inieaei
TINT his wonls rainn diirri ilum his htarl
Al D u'elneli lhn immense dtpm VA
crowded IN Al uu', Hni Il, lhr cars ran ain
ihg Nf. Ghy passed mn lha sirtel. b
weIkin vas maie lo ring m such lfemea
tlpas ehfef n as w had nat heard sns,
The political campaign ol Ism.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

4 CuuE ron TuE Gu LERA In n
Russian ilasc, of iurv persons attacked
hy The Cholera, uol IN" died, his result
was owing To the employment OF the iol
wing supple lneasnre alnp'ed on The brrs
king uui ui lhe scourgc; Caap!asm and
the Application oi warm ashes 10 III. pit oi
the slnina.h aud about The body, fr,ton
ul the fee, and hands wi ~oullen cloths
aud brushes aud then bathing the whole
bo ly with brandy. VITA his were ad'
~ nistrieI tu the sick. pdions :" very bol
tea, wnli an Infusion of few drops oi
81. ung oll Of peppermint CT even por ions
a! inldsion Of min';-ihey were Then
wrapped up in c"'er ~ OF lur aud
cusht ms in urier to provoke persplraIion
as SPEEDILY as IosslbIe'
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Notice il Hereby Given,

'hAf al aale Of landl for The aaa.paymthi
Vi tatfs due tlefeoni held al tie eanfi honsa
doaf In the county of Iiemnsead. in the siaie c.
Afhahs1sl HnHaani 10 la4lu n0lIee given hR the
Sheriff Of tie sud eauuly u lienptisad ia eaa.
iefmly With the laws ef Sad stale. on lha fIat
Monday In November, 4. D. fai4, btia, the fourth
day Of salt month, the following dssefibsd tracts
or paterls Of land --duy listed and aastsasd for
taxation IN the name Of John Meoueen-wefs
sitekeh eif TO Caflpf MeLan; WIN. Afterwards
10 VII. On The sl day April. A. D. lafg, assgned
aneshalf Interest IA the same to luhn Atnsil.
and on tho 18th day Of junr, 4. D islb ilit
stid Carter AleLain and john Z, Athslt itana.
ifffed and assigned the same In Nm IL hassfs,
sinee daeeased, Wa
fiia sast.h1li Of the soath.wes, quarter af PC.
ton ahf, IN tnRnship twelve, in faaps twenty.
1ai IN =. Nfss-=eaaiaihInE eighty act for the aum
l'fa west.baif Of the southeast quarter Of &C.
hon time, in township twelve. IN rinse tsehtY.
NM Neai, containing lightly aets faI lae aum ei
The sonll.saatqaaiter Of see.Ioa sIt Ia ietaaip
tsflssi IN faaes tRehty.lhiet wozi containing hna
haaiftd aud slsty aetea faf The sun Of sl0 g
eFals.
And The ea.l.half Of The Southwest qaaflaf=#
The southeast fuaftet-1ud tie southwest gaaf.
tsf oi the aoalhsEeai quaflef Of section two IN
township tSeifs IN fanga lSeniY.thtee Efsi, e5H.
'sianz Two hundred aud thidY. Eve aeies. iaf tl.s
aam Of sls
All el which sad Iandi were sold, and bought
iaf The afgtuEsta Of iaaes. penalty and rf 5 tiae
lhfisen iqf the Ytars lsil. ls4a and lsIJ=-an1
aaflns hstn purchased a. aiufesald, are nov haid
hy dssd q esagsyanee, duly ossn,us by Ito
slfi.a u femPzisad eaaalY PfafTsad, ~ aatiut
| ny frslea IN him BY tie laws Of the State ef
afAahsas, 10 Wslllam II. Ellef administrator II
The tslaie Of William II. bowers, decreased
AoW, lhffsfaff notice Is hereby gtsn 10 all wbofn
II ma concern or Rhs can Set up any nshi, lillu
or eiaitn tn The ata.e described ifaris o. nafess
ei iand or either. OF any ofthem, 90 nufehastd =
aiafftad. IN Consequence of any iniufmaiiv, H..
regularity OF illsKaIliy eonafoiel Nth such f.ls
on iaf hhY tausf CT defect whatever. that N con.
fofihiiY with The aet Of the Fenttal alstmhly 9.
the State Of Arkansas IN relation In lar iilas,
appiored the ID Of Nofsmbef 4. d ls4e, con.
ftaiins chapter l49 Of the Revised sialnes, ihai
lhe Undersigned as such administrator as afafsaaId
VII apply 10 the circuit court Of Hempziaad 4
eaaa13t IL Be holden II the eeatlshouaa Of Sd
eaah,y, Oh Tie lhti Monday afef the fsn-l
Monday IN July. !. d Isis. for confirmation
of Title IN and 10 said lands. SO purchased as sfa,e
sad aud all HefsoiH Interested afa hereby noifel
10 apPeaf at SAID iiine and place. and show eapse
If any they oan. why The tile 10 sal Ind. ;.
aieissaid should not b confirmed aeeeftue /.
law.
WI ETTER. Administrator
of Tie estate Of Win II nowsfs, drc
Washington, Ark. Dec. %. ie47.e.ew
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
New store at Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE L co,
4 RE now receiving and opening large aud
~ well assorted stock Of good. suited To- Thu.
market, which have been selected with great care
in Boston and New York, aud are now offered 10
purchasers at us low prices aud on US good terms
as they can b. procured elsewhere.
Oar stock is general. comprising Staple and
Fancy Dry Good., Hardware, Cutlery, Snddefy.
Clothing, Hats Boots and Shoes, rockrfy, Glass.
watr, lion, steel, Nails, Castings, Tnware and
Carpenters Tools Groceries, &r &c SC
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Ark, frb, 0, 1889
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Garden Seeds.
G X o W TIL OF I54Z.

G X d w TIL OF lsa7.
HAVE just received large aud well selected
4 Apartment Of Gardea Seeds, raisad and mi
NJ TO order by the Soeety Of United Shakers, "a
Enird, Connecticut These seeds are warranted
4, be fresh and genuine and Of the growth Of Is47.
with full directions ubou, the plariing and culture
Of The same.
Those wishing variety OF s,cds would do well
10 send their orders in Immediately.
Also a large supply Ofthe "Gardenrr's Manual
published by the same Society.
D L. DRITTlN.
Washington, Jan. 70, 1913
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

bLacFapE IN rns RHkR Pl.re-The Union
Monafehlque states. that the French Minister of
Marine has eonntefmanded the departure of several
large ships from the French ports destined for
buenos atfts A single steamer Is to he plaeed
at the disposal Of Daron Gros, the nov commits.
;ionet sent by France 10 In flaie.
LstafooL cortos M,aKtr.-Renorl for the
week ending Dec. ai--fhe ooiten market has
been inanima,f; Americans, fair aud upwards, the
consequence oi new eoliun being in the market,
are PR lh awft, while the Inferior qualities am
steady, and iadeed, not quite 20 easy 10 buy. Bfa.
ais afa lower by II per Ibi THIS description hangs
heavily IN the mafket Egyptian, sufat, and
eihef kinds unchanged In consequences Of the
Bank oil England having re1need the rates Of din.
count, The market Is le freely supplied 10 day hut
the dfmand Is nol greater, the sales io.day hena
j90n bales, Ihefe have hren taken for ssporta.
iian d5o Amefean. sales for the werk 20. $50
hllrs
Report far the ss.k ending Dee al.-wpbaye
had u mitch lmptasrd demand fur. aud warsa
sunnlY OF, American ealton this week; an advan .
Of ! 10 per lb las hasn frafed an all aaalIlirs
af lar an hfo@, the afsaiesl "a hin in ordinary.
snfat may b. anoIfi tpsf flhdeafsf; allntber safs
atanaehanfad Tn iles afa ssiimlird at - IN
halls. with The afkfi I'LL tlaf eiate against The
hurt Forwarded aia In eanHfry nnz4lII iinFint
ihIs maRlh a1ll AmHlie n. aud III Ptfaan.
Sales uf lhe wrak, T.. l5a hiles.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Phitip W.. Hate,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
l AS settled In washiugtoo Ilcmpstead cOuu.
I 4 ~, Axis, with the intention OF making Il
his pernunenl residence. Iio will practice n all
the courts Of the 9th Judicial ercn,t, also IN the
courts n Uuon aud 0uaehha. Business entrusted
10 him will rec~vc prompt attention.
lie will be found ut Crn Royston's Office.
Washington, January 26, 1887
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
ApOthecary,

nocToR BENJAMIN P. JETr will br
~ constantly receiving at his stand oppo,te
the Clerks Office, Fresh Medicines, Drugs. Pa,nts
and all articles usually KEEP, in his linz, during Il
spring direct from New York, and he invites ttc
attention Of a'l to his stock lie will sell a.
greatly reduced prices, and upon accommodating
terms
Intending to leave in short time for the sast,
he has earnestly 10 request nll who ure indebted
to him TO make immediate payment
Washington, Januuty ~, ls4e.7.4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

LsKe MIuulnas.-Ihe Chicago Innfnai
pililishrs a lahe shaving that hy disasters
un hike Michigan. since September lsIi.
pnprHfio ih1 mlt II sji2-nl1 and
80; lives have hrrii lus', large prnpor.
lin oI the ca!alniiIcs il impuirs IL III, want
oi proper hafhors on lhe lake.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
VIII o." h.eh",' "sp'r'.
l.af IA IS, ubt .rrv1.
z. TNf LUK,
NlaInr Gen. U. $ Army.
ANDREW STEWART. Uninn'nwn, Pa.

MARsgILLEs, lIrc.2i,isl7 Tile fqwr.
reeiioM The steamer Maria Anloiurln,
that arrived AT New York IN the loh
instant, from Naples. reports that Al the
moment ii leaving, there was general
rising ui the pnmlarr. ll" troops were
called nut. aul the r'port ID mu,krIry was
heard IN different parls "I II" riY. The
Steamer Virgil, expected hourly, will, nu
luubi, bring iurIhr' particulars.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
ARKANSAS. F,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
Goukrf o. IfaSrrn.p.
In As Hs#pas4a Court ef Pf1Lafs. roHss.,
TaHl. Jaaaaiy llih. n. D. isIs
Alexander sYminrtoa.
Cisinsht
William r Hamilton. rs eseih lef aaakeaes
kseeuiot Of the WIN Of egnisa E.iais
Robert Hamilien. dec.
DkfsHdaat
fsshIs day came the saii claimant BIZ ninro A.
Itapnsli. his attorneys. aud the said Al..,
ahdef sYinlngtah having, e1 the elh dsY of De.
eembef. d 1911. fled IN the oflies of In eIe,k
of the HetnPsiesd toaft Of Probate. in The sat-
Of Arkansas. hts claim against the estate of tbo
SAID kobe Hamilton. dee. founded on fur nam.
l,aty notes, eHeli dated New York, NAV aI. Ig1a
snd oaeh isi the sum Of eight thousand 81, nm,
dfsd nnd twenty-five dollags with ipt,,ss, a, n.
per oeui' pr snaatn, drawn by Hamilton q col.
M favor Of the sad tiobsr, Hamilton, dee .nd
payable at Tho Bank Of tic UureJ s,sl,s IN ,bs
cay Of Nss York, aud each endorsed by ths saI5
Robrh hainilioa, dee, TO Herman Cone. and Lv
him to l.. Andrews, and by him 10 the s,id SIM.
l1gson, Tie first payable sis month"; ait,, 49,.
III, seeond twelve months AFTER date; m. tLi,5
payable eighteen monlhs after date aud the f,u,,b
payable two yssrs after date, and each pro,sr,,J
for non'payment when due. and notice Of n,o,s.,
gwen. and the said claimant having on M, s.v
ned notice thereof TO said executor, and The ssfi
executor neither allowing or rdssllowiny s,ld
on motion ol said claimant /, is ordered ,Ls,
wit Of summons be issued herein nralas, n" "a
William + Hamltan as executor as sin,s,.iS
islurnsbe to IA, neat term Of M. court. All
i nfpraring to The court that the said William r
Hamilton Is nonresident Of The State of A..
kansas, Il u ordered that this order Le n,hl;.I,,
ia the Washington Telegraph, a newspaper pob.
lishei In this State. for two weeks sueess, igeI,
The last Insertion 10 be at least four weeks bclo,s
the frs, d'y Of the next Term Of the IlFmr,,s,d
Pfobaie court. at court 10 be holden ai tl,e eo,,.
house IN the town Of Washington, ia said coln,y
on The second Monday Of April. A. D. isis. noii'
iyIng SAID non resident dei-nlan. tina, ne 4. and
appear ai our said court, and show eausr N sa,
he can, why tho said elsim should no, b els,s.J
aud allowed against said estate.
A true copy from III, record.
Tes'r' s. I. SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

DgArii or kE>EALJY.--Capl. keneal'
Iy, well known 10 this city. cnlnml'''d sur
eide al Rio Frio. by placing Tbs hil "l bis
sword upon tho ground AMI throwing hn
.elfnpon the bade. His body wa'pierteI
entirely through, and he died in a shot
time. Capt. X. has leli wife and eh'iafe .
who now reside 10 this ci'y.--CiS' Com