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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
Union Camp Meeting.
NEW ORLEANS. AUG.

Camp GroHnd. in Jasper township, on Thursday
the 2lst September, next.
Preparations are made for large attendance,
and Mt denominations are invited To attend
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
Notice TO the Publlc.

FF5V he public in general, are hereby cautioned
L to avoid all intercourse with certain man,
who resides in Van Buren, A rls., By the name OF
WILLIAM STEVENS, foe the reason that ne IS
Il COMMON LIAR.
ROGER SHACKELFOSD.
Van Ruren. Sep. 2 49,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
Mott G.

Notice.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
~ Office until 4o'c.ocE. p. NJ, Monday the z5H
September, lsi5, for supply ing the post Of For!
Wasai,a e. NJ. with
Three EEBl2dTcI Barrels OF Extra
sUDcTGilse .os' Bakers E'E0gsr,
To be furnished at three Deliveries the first to be
made on or before the 3i~l December. 1913.
The ASST Com. OF Subsistence viii reserve the
right OF increasing the quantity to be f1ru' .ae,
upon giving two months notice to thu! eLI.cl aad
also OF jecljug AN bids deemed too high.
Bach proposal must be acconpued with the
names Of two responsible persons who Ul-Ie-
come sureues for ;he faithful pgrtorm,nca OF the
contract 10 be entered into; aud 10 be endorsed
" Proposals for Furnishing E3aar."
GEO. ANDREWS, b. Nlai..
Comd'g Post. 4. =. 5.
ASST. Cory OF Sur. OrFlca,2
Fort WoshI.a, Z. n. JaIy IS, 1913.
August >. lSiS-23-fn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
4 Negre Bow Wanted.

An intelligent negro Boy, about l5 or. l6 years
Of are is wanted, for whom the highest wages
with prompt payment, will be given Apply at
the lnteEencer Office
Aur 2G. rs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
Hats.

SUMMER fashion extra Castor Hats.
. do do. Moleskin and Paris do.
b black and white Russia and Brush do.
Ashlun.i, pearl and sporting do.
Cerro Gordo: Buena Vista and Mexican do.
Palo Alto, black and white wool do.
Panama, Leghorn and Prussia leaf do.
Chi drens Leghorn do.
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
a. HAYS & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Wharf Boat Neyy world,

NAPOLEDN, ARK AN"As'
EyHEIR boat is fitted up in the most secure man
ner for the storage of merchaudse. Particular
attention will he paid the purchase of up-country
Dro5uce groceries, ETC. and orders for lam y stores
The cabin of their boat is fitted up handsomely with
new furniture for the accommodation OF travellers
and the propretors pledge themselves to the public
that much of orderand quiet shall be preserved as
in well regulated hotels on shore.
Public patronage in both departments solicited.
L1I- oG 1873 -2h--Sm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

SD MRS. II. ~ JOHNSON, respectfully %
rst informs lie ladies ci Van Burou and Vi =
ciuty Shat she has returned. aud gain Offers her ryi-
ces in 3rcss-nIa5iHE md Millinery at her old
stand on Phillips street.
HnriI ln-0-lf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

LBS. CHEESE for aale by
s4sEkD Aug 26 Z. 3. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
Nero for Sale.

Z WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash i1 hand ,
Z at the COurt-hou-e door, in The town OF DzJr. in
tran"lIn county, ArAansas on the 25th day OF Aug,
A d. lolo, one likely negro boy, slave, aged about
seventeen years. belonging the estate Of Allen Mil,
Ter dsccased and sold by order of the Probate Court
OF said couuiy.
JOSHUA FISHER. Guardian for
the minor heirs Of ALLEH ,IILLEH, deceased.
August ii, lSLS.-lt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
Attention s,h0emakers.

Z STEADY situation and fair wages win be give
- TO a Journeyman Shoe and Boot has'r, by the
underagned lie viii not employ reul.aHan who
cannot d. 6ue work and who does not possess good
onl!itcs lie also desires inme date appi cation
SH.AS H. LAGtLMDRE.
Van BUREN. Mav 9th, IS.t- I.-tL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

81 well selected stock cf Clothing, consisting ' lAe
following articles
PANTS-Black cassiTnere. nlerino, aiPacct' ~ @ IN ~
and croton sattiuet and Jeans ,
COATs-Black dress, frock, sack ana paietotS
.Ioth French and English merino, alpacca, cr2lon'
drss SACK linen and cotton sack and dress and Ken
lucky jeans 1oo, i
common Linen bosom shirts, drawers, etc.-etc.
TnrNxS various. sizes for sale low for Cash or
Produce, by h u bIS11O4 ~ ~
August 10, lels.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

WALLACE & WARD,
7 AVE Just received,
/ New style Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Assorted black and colored satin do.
do. do. DO. Alautul do
Bonnet lace, artificias, wrelths and bouquets
silk buttons and friuges Thread and Lise lace,
cdgings ana insertions Linen lace, edgngs and inser
lions. Jackonet and Swiss edgings and Insertions
5i'l Blond lace. Paris lace collars. Needle work
ed muslin co.Iars--do do chemjzettes Mourning
COLI rs and chemizettes Paris net scarfs and capes
Rarara scaris-do. sha wis. Satin dress hdlis.
Black and coIored kid French gloves. SILK mits
and gloves sc. &c
Ja5t opened and for sale by
Eagle Block May, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of 2re-en7p-
ton 10 any of The lands within the townships aud
fractional townships aboyo enumerated. is rean;r.
vi TO establish the same 70 the satisfaction OF the
Register aud Receivor Of the proper land Office,
and moke payment therefor, as soon as practjba
Die after seeing this notice. and before the dav an
pointed for the commencement OF t6s pubic salo
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner OF tho General Land Office.
! August 26, lSlS.--26-Sw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-02
100 Boxes Tobacco,

90 81 Sacks salt. 50 sacks Coffee
OOSE 10 hogsAeads Sugar. barrels Molasses
Just received and for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE & co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Ola pDdrfdn.

REVERSING CAusE AND EFFECr-An
English paper Fetnarks, that ia Miss
Brown breaches in America in a state Of
somnambuIism. In Hs country ii is gene
rally the reverse--The preacher is wide
awake and The audience asleep
BARRIERS PoIrs.--Ihe Emperor #
Russia has ordefed all the Poles to have
theft boards shaved off, preparatory t, his
visit 10 Warsaw. We should have thought
Nicholas the last man who would wish to
look a Pole in The face.
Tnr AspnATED "II.'--Hrs. Crawford
says, she wrote one line in her "Kathleen
m~avournoen" for the express purpose of
~conlo1nding Tie CocAncy Warblers, who
sing it thns. " The 'orn oftle 'untcr is
'etrI on the ~'ill;' btQ Moore bad laid the
same trap in the "Woodpecker"-A art
that is tumble might 'ope for it ere
AN TRlsit Answer The New Haven
Rrgister says an Iii hman being asked, On
a rainy day, what he wotld take to carry
n message from the BnIi's head H. the Tat.
terry, cried, ~'zurc, an I'd mhe II co4ch"
A"Cyyipe" &homel-fhe Manager Of
Arch Street Theatre has pat Up a pIa ard
on his doors with The Inscriptions
"No children in arms admitted to this l~lleatfe'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
DtED.

I'm lie 4tb inst, in this city, Wilbur FISK, son Of
lliial and Nary jones. aged years.
Nome but q parebts heart can tell the sorrow bf
parting with o beloved cldld. Htlbnf was IN inter
esting boy, and by bis kind and oheliatt Ills p9sisioH,
gave te bis parents d promise Of future Or great ase.
iuloess. to which they might wslI look An Alt-wize
Providence has permitted him e be removAd-and as
Jesus said 0 such is the hinglotn Of Heaven, . The
parents may rejoice in having given one to swell The
.augelit choir. O.
At New Orleans, OF Wednesday Tie 14tb
instant, at 3 o'cfonk ?. NJ. after Il long and
severe Illness, krHaRp AUGUSTUS, aged six
years, only child Q AUGU5TUs AED HEKm1NE
&. DEYAbL.
The funeral took ~p'acesou Thursday the
18th inst mt 1t O'Clock afternoon, according
to notice in he Picayuas, with Request that
it should be &C, led il this papef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
For TIE Baton Rouge Gazette
General Taylor Ii the Man!
Am Ydat Dy9i

Ain "YdBtaa Dy9fIs.''
General Taylor is the than-
The glad shout has bse1RiveB-
While trembling statd TIE loco elan,
Let's mise the shout 70 ]heatsnt
OLD Rough md Ready Is the man.
Now beat him loeos If you carl
Hdfrai Htrra come Buys be steady
Hurra ! for Rough ind Ready
Tho people snV they vyont Old Hnc-
They know he's firm and steaiy-
Then l]ocofoeos ''ctenr he track
Ilurfa, for Rough and Ready
Old Rough md Ready is the man
Now beat him locos il You can
Harral Hurra come boys be steady
tturra for Rough and Ready
We know Old zat cannot be beat
He's won HE every battle
And s~taftine him "to win this heht,
We hihk he'll make things %rattlei
Old Rough and Ready is the man.
Now beat him locos IL YOU ears
Hntra Ilirfa come boys I've steady
Hurra for Rough and Ready
'"TIev tried il Ul'' in Mexico--
With ten to one they fought him
But oh, they found it was no 90.
Asleep they never caught him
Old Rough and Ready Is the ntat-
Now beat him l1cbs If YOU caii-
Hnrra tIiffa come boys he ateady-
HnFra for Rough ard Ready
He IL The man the PEOPLE say-
lies honest wise and steady-
Hen bear our flag To victory.
Itnrra for Rough and Ready!
Old R9ueh and Ready is the man
Now bent him lacos If You eah-
Ifaffa IIlrta come boys he steady-
Harta for Rough and Ready
Then come MI hands. ht,rra htlrral
he frm-t@ stto1g, be steady--
We go fur Za6-Hdrfa 1Itrra
IIutra for Rough and Ready
Oil Rough a1pl Raady is the mar--
Now beat him Ioc0H If you tan-
iInrra ttnrrn c6rna boys be steady
iiurra for Rough and Ready
Baton Rouge. June 18th 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
LET1'ER MAIL.
Tor England, France, West indies Cana
da and n. Imsyica, Mc.


da and y. America, &c.
THE Royal Mail steamer TRENT u If
arrive at Ship leland hatbor on The 10Th INST.
A mail will be made MP at the office Of the
undersigned, and will be closed at 5 o'claek
P. NJ, on the 10Th instant. Letters can b.
transmitted, unpaid, 70 England, France, Br-
fish West Indies. Nassau, bermuda, Canada,
&c. Postage must be prepaid on letters to
Havana st. J8go de Cuba, French PSI In
dia Islands, 81. Domingo, st. Jbex1as, La
Guayra, Carthagena, Chagres and Panama,
at % cents on each letter not exceeding half
an ounce IN weight; and on Newspapers,
s cents each To CaIlao, Porto Rico, Linn,
Quito, Traxilio, Valparaiso, and other pIa-
COS on the West Coast Of South America,
the postage 10 be paid il so cents on each
letter not exceeding half an ounce, and 10
cents on each Newspaper. For letters ex~
ceeding ha'f 40 ounce, double and qnadruple
rates are charged, according to vel. bt.
BHGTIsH CONSULATE v,,Y ,.r4ur
New Orleans, June 9th 4s " "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures or Causes, Prevention and Cure If
Consumption. Asthma, Diseases If the Heart, and atl
Female Diseases. 23t Fages, y engravi8gs. Paper
50 cta., bound IS cts. Mail to any ~part-postage 9
12 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Exfanders. s2. Mail
to any part, 30 eta. postage. Inhalipg Tubes. Silver.
perfect, S3 to 80, for all Ruptnros, Ealing Of the
Bowels and Wofntt. mud Weak Beck and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or &at Dortors,
or Rupture Supporters. give height from head to fTot,
above tic lips. If Rupture. mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of thB above goods. Adj
dress DR.. s, s F1TcH, W Broadway, New York,
post paid. April 1-9 ty.
GEoRgE NJ. HERoMtN. agent, Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

The office If the GtzeHe has been re-
moved from The ancient location, TO much
more ]cDmhoiicus premises N Fhnrida
street, opposite aide from Mr.. WEEK.-MRS.
store aid Mr.. tIolts statlcs, and on the
same side with The hiiI lin4s Of Messrs
]l,nfpnier a. San.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

An OLD PRtNrER.-We have in our
employ an old Printer. rs years Of age
who commenced bis apprenticeship 0 fse-
ven years in the Kings Printing Office,
London, in 17s4-64 years ago. He was
a soldier under Sir John Moore, at Corun-
"a, in Spain, in 1909, where he received
a bail in The right arm. He was present
at the burial Of Sir John, and remembers
the minutest particulars Of the scene lie
was also with the Duke Of Wellington
through his whole campaign, and lost an
ANGLE bone by q ~grape.shot in The battle Of
Waterloo. This old man, after all this hard
service is still ono of the swiiiest and best
~compositors we have ever known, and,
though lame from his wounds, is sill able
at ''early morn and dewy ege,o while
younger men are wasting the golden hours
in sensual pleasures or snoring them away
in bed, to rambie Ger the fields and through
the woods ia search Of wild flowers, with
which he forms tempting bouquets for the
bellies of the village, orto crafty the wish.
es ofsome farorite little girl. It speaks
well for the heart of the old soldier That
the children all love bin.
Blackstone Chroaicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

PREwATuRG REFoRr. Ia our last mum.
Der we copied from the Bayou Sara Led
ger, a report ofthe death Of the Hon.
lhoraton Lawson, at Clinton. II is graft
tying To learn that he was ut Biloxi q few
days ago, aud may VT triura 10 his rieuds
in COED health. we have the authority of
Judge Dutton of nerfilie, for stating that
Mr. Lawson remains ID J very ~precarious
sondition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
uQlvERs11T or LOUISIANA.
Law nLpARrnENE-

LIS ~ y&4ft IA ] fAIt IT.
The Lectures / Il Curse oil i3tlieti1n
In this Dep1rtn NJ, WI commence On the
yssUaR M1aiay Of T6eember nesl, and
e~ogtinns until thu First II May. They are
intendedto embrtte the N st important
branches 6fthe Co4ttnoh i i Civil Law,
Pub IL, International aaf constitutional
Law. Lectur will ba5 delivered upon the
various branches aud sui jects by four
Professors.
no q By professor fiHsRY A. BBGbARb,
Nil em5rate
| The History IT tie K tlnai Law, from
the earliest times.
II An Analysis of the General PRINCIPLES
Of the Rtmah Ciyil Law, acoot-
ding to the most appto, ed meth
cd Of the q rm4n ehhoE
III The jurisprudence Of Louisiana com.
pred with The Roman Law and
The Cldes Of France and Spain.
" An Outline Of the Land Titles in ] Ou-
Islam, whether derived + ON
Fla zee, Spain, Or The United
States.
Those by Professor THt0DofE II. Nc
CA1EB, will tieat u
/ Admiralty aud Maritime Inv. emb ac-
ing the bigHis and Obligations at
Masters aud Mariners, Ctlli-
si0is, and other Maritime T6rts,
Gene q Average, Salvage, Civil
aud Military, Mariners Con-
tracts. Murine Insurance and H.
p4thetationf, and Contracts Tor
Maritime Services IN Building,
Repairing and Supplying Ships.
II lnteyHatinnaA Law, Ell bratina The Law
Of Pfize aud tie Practile of Prize
Courts, tie Rights II States in
their pacific and hostile reIatibhg.
Ttestis Of Peace, and Private
~1htarnat totIal Law,
III The Jutiedictiun Of the Courts If lie
United States, Embracing The
Original and Appellate Jarsdte-
ton Of the Supreme and Cir at
Courts, and the Original Jufis.
die'i6n Of Gle u s,rcG ClurlF az
Courts Of Revenue and ~ Pre-
and Instance Courts u Adj
tntraIfy.
The Lectures by Professor RANDELL
IluKT, sill treat Of.
| Conn efcial Law as 1t relates 10 Mef-
cant6 Persons, Mercantile Pro-
pefty uhd Contracts, aud Mefcait-
tile ReinBdies. Thee Lectures
vii treat If Sole Traders, Pntt-
n~erships and Cotpo atioos Gf
Principal and Agent Of u liz I'll
Exchange 4 d r ON ssufy Noes
1toitfarisF Ssiib cart,ars rnn
t,srfs fAHra,gbt,Iaa 10 rLe,tar
Party aud ltt Conveyance in a
Genrfai SLIP Of Freight, Jtat-
ron aud Ayelage, Ea wage ard
,.nIa,th ~ 9sale ana,at1irs
io+s anI : nas 4a Il, tr.ana,a
# .fba r,inioal IoJgf ia p,aftlra !,
fn,,t.s r. Il inasf Iatss4 49,.
m Oftba Iaa a. whence
p,4f..g qn1sSs H,ypa. ,stt,
Iertnte nn1n
ri, r..n,,, tag 81 r,,t,a Ia.
nE'daaps ia ~ Ill IA DE-,
fF,aSs' - riyf tt.ssss @aa
L8S.
II Constitafi nal Law.
Chef Justice EusTfs, viii deliver Series
OF lectures on be rteit5 Of Pelsoha and the
Coftlet If laws Christian ROsELlUs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
RANGEp's SALE.

Viii be sold 10 day at the Court House,
a stray mare taken up by II. GreenweII,
and posted according to law. Also a snrrel
mare taken up By VIM. Noble, and posted
according to law. r. g. HggDERsoS,
June IT, RANeER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

Let every Democrat ''come forth" and
shew the spirit of 44.-LouisbiHe DIM. :
In ID, at this season Of the year, YOU
were a Wing schoolmasler with a Wing
flag flying over your schooI.bouse. 1t was
not until one rainy evening in the latter
part of June that you sold your soul to the
foul fiend Of Locofocojsm-Louis. jour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

DEATH on ToM CRIBB. The celebra.
ted Tom Glib, the FIRST pugiIistic cbampi-
on of England, died at Woolwich in the
beginning Of May last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
HOUSE 4 LoT For SALE.

a comfortable dwelling house for a small family.
ID . pleasant part Of the town, with Kitchen, Stable
aud Carriage house, IL fE sale low. For particulars
inquire at this oface. June BIB. III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
e.
I'D.

On Thursday evening lie l5tn instant
~ the netd. W. II. creosbaw, Henry
Catnpster Esq to- Miss f. kinDer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

EXTENSIVE AuCr1oN SALrs,-Thc pub.
h. viii please 10 observe that on TUESDAY
and "Wednesday next, Mr.. Manuel Mo-
rene will expose some valuable property
for sale by p1blic auction. On Tucsds y
he viii sell ut the Court house door. at IL
o'clock, sin building lots belonging to the
estate OF the late John Randolph and on
"Wednesday at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, he will
put up for public competition, at the last
place ofresidence Of The deceased Gener.
al Philemon Thomas, a number Of excel.
lent negroes, as well as valuable tracts ot
land and town property, the pariet0 rs q
which are fully specified IN our adyertis
ing columns 70 which we beg to refer.
TuE HrRo OF CoNrRrRAs.-H il sfn
ted IN the Free American ofthe "a instant,
that GEN. PERStroR 4. SM TN, had a,ri-
we'd al Vera Graz, but was ordered 10 r..
main there as commander oflhe ,roaps
aud to supeIintend their embarkntion
iae arrangements tot hisreception Ia Lon.
's'ana will consequently be delayed, but
come when he may tho c~itizans Of this
State VI certainly make domonst alton
commensurate with the sentiment. they
entertain towards tho gallant hero.
Aat' Gamett, 50 ayorobly known to he
citizens Of Baton Rouge, returned 70 vo,,
Cruz with General Smith.
Since the above was in type we had tbs
pleasure Of personally eongratlatina M;
Garnet OH his safe return from The ne,ri
lential climate Of Mexico.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Gen. Tavlnr Razora.

ALWAYS" READY" but not aROUGH,'
have just been received, aid are lor sale, BY
june lily q. p. DAVIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

A SHARP LAwYER.-A legal gentle
man, who paid his addresses to the daugb.
ter Of q tradosman, was forbidden the
house, on which he sent in a bill Of E9I
l3s 4d. for two hundred and seventy five
.atteRdancos, adrisi 6 on family a6airs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

PoLtct JURy.-Tbe proceedings of the
Police Jury Of this parish are published on
the first page, to which we beg to refer all
parties Interested
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

or A man, says a Cincinnati editor,
who will steal a gold pen from an editor,
would rob a sick baby Of a slick Of candy.