Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

'-" OF PULASKI.
GTWe arc AUTHORISED to announce Colonel JOHN
CARNALL as candidate FOR reelection TO the Office
of SHERIFF of Crawford county, at the August
election.
% e are authorized to NEE Capt !. y FRY
ford county, at the next August election.
*a%Positivaiy no new subscriptions to tie Ialsz.
fgs7cer, viii be taken, without. the cash accom-.
Panies the same.
All job-work must te paid for when +. is taken
away. and transient advertisements to be paid for
when the same are admitted in the paper.
Distant patrons can obviate this casa reglla.ion
by giving .ysendorsements.
OFCon;iauei sickness Of the editor keeps hin,
from lis post.
i CiaFfer q Errors.-Wcrk before last We
printed some haad-LiIls announcing an Auction
sale Of Goods at the former store Of Pickett G.
Gregg, and IN SO doing We committed an error
stating the time of sale to be on Tuesday the Il,5
instead Of IhursEay the II,h inst We noticed
the error in the bills in our paper OF the G26: and
after all this We inserted an advertisement in our
last paper Containing the same error. Lest these
mistakes should produce some confusion in the
minds Of the public. hereby give notice that
said sale VIII come of. on T3ursIaytIs IIff inst
Tie Eirsr Is in about the same stage Of las,
Saturday report. Il is naygablo for small boats
~ The 1Lsaiazs was up on Sunday and returned
down the next day.
I'm armstrong arrived Yesterday. past up to
foFt Smith, did rcirun, and left for The mouth.
0FCoPtain PARKER. Of The I5eFiun. has our
thanks for late Louisville papers.
I-CaPlain MoaToN, Of The Cotton PIa,-,. vflf
please accept our acknow e1rarncn.s for a.s river
papers. forwarded from Napoleon.
GoDEy's LAD-'s Book, for alay. came to hand
this week ; and rich b0quet It IS This number
a5ounds with most excellent contributions. and
beautiful Illustrations. The Queen Of NAY en-
gToved by w. Z. Tucker, Is 4 hanjs9n7 and an
ProPriaie fron,isPiece; bg: Cooley : is a,~avs e,-
celLent. We must here mention that IN, L-r...
Book and the LaFy's Dollar Newspaper. Il semi.
monthly publication, arc 5o:h sent 10 one address
for the sum Of So. AdIrcss-Louis y. Cooley.
1l3 Chestnut Street. Philade'phia.
EUBATE's HEDaaU1rczs.-Tho April number
Of this highly useful publication did not reach us
until last week. It's pages are filled with inter
es''nS tTeHises upon Mechanics and the improve
menis OF tie times: with consiIerlb BE D1nbar
ol wood Illustrations. Our ul.l,-wriah.s ourEt to
by all means 70 take this valuable periodical.
GRAHA'I's IAGAz,Nz.-Tho May number Of
this hne monthly reached us By the Isl Nav.
Ihe publishers arc determined to keep m with
the calander. This is an exccllen, number: con
faining large amount Of interesting matter. 4
short history Of Major General Worth. with n
fine steel engraving, portrait Of this distinguished
General, by sarlain.
GTWo publish the act incor7oratinr ..tsa Van
Bafcn and Fayetteville Turnpike Road" this
week. It will be perceived that several sections
IN The Charter Of the Western Turnpike arc en-
bFaced in 1t. We Uiil publish those mex, week.
Books were opened in this place on the Isl
inst. TO receive subscriptions TO stock in this road
and on the fist day over 5000 was taken. We
have not seen ;he books since the first day, and
cannot say what amount has been subscribed
during the week.
HE COUNT CONVENTION meets to-day, and we
understand that every township will be represent
3D. We have 10 recollection Of the dsmoeracy
of Crowford being more united than at this Time.
1t no attempts are made, as has often been tb,
case. heretofore, by tea0 individuals 10 control
the free action of the whole, our harmony will
remain uninterrupted.
C%TWe see by the letter of Vera Cruz cores
Pondent IN the last Democrat, that the Hon. ~ H.
SEWER, our Minister TO Mexico, arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 7th uIt., and left the next day. under
military escort, for the City of Mexico. His
health is excellent and his spirits oyornowinr.
BY the same. we learn that Gen. kearnev had
relieved Col. Wilson as Governor of the Depart.
mont of Vera Cruz.
fEFThe Union learns that the Viscountess De
kalb d'Absac has deposited with tho America n
consul al Paris, fine and genuine portrait of her
grandfather, Major General Baron Do KaIb, TO
be presented to Congress. 1t will be forwarded
10 New York in one of the Hayre packets.