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FOR OALTFORNIA..

70 sail on SATURDAY, August H.
N, For california, via Chagres--Jyet1 Orleans
ssli5lA and ChGgFes Regular Liae-Iha a and very
nG6 fast-sailng Schooner LOUISIANA Fredeucks
MASTER ready to receive passengers, and VIII nave
dispatch Her accommodations iuefor 70 no otheI
se and peisOn Fong 10 Chazrss are desired go and
look at her at the Lower Pieayuns feI For freight OF
passage aDuly TO the Captain on board, or 70
D. WICKHAM, q Biengile street.
aus OF n. M. HARRISON & CO. " POydTas Ct.
-. For California, ria ohagTes = Regular
s1oFNfsyk liOnfhfv Packed - The splendid steamship
ALABAMA, j. ]. Wight commander. viii
Mails on SATURDAY., Aug. 49, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
RAEEs OF PASSAGE.
In Saloons $50 20 Lower Cabin. $50 %
SteeIago--mess With crew. SAD W.
~ No berth secured until paid for Passage can be
engaged application to the undersigned, where plan q
her cabins viii be seem limited quantity OF freight viii
be taken at 40 cents per cubic foot
iysi @. J. MEEKER. s. Poydras street.
N B.-Passengers by the Alabama can procure Through
Tickets for the Pacific Mail Steamer to leave Panama about
the LIST September application to
PARADISE, LAWRASON & CO., 81 GIavisF st,
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W have received a choice lot Of
OLD PENS

W1haV1 RECEIVED q nh0Ice lot q
GOLD PENS,
Some Of new slsu, with store asro
ZINE FANS;
RETlCULEs;
PURSES
FORTE M0NNAIEs;
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
PERFUMERY.
DREsSIEG CASES.
WOAFs-BOXEB;
DF.sKst
- FINE SHIRTS, &C., &c.
GUINNESS & CO, IL CAMP ST.,
lJli-lm2p (Oppone the City BAnk.)
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THIS Company having completed the organization OF
their Line Of the u g. Mail Steaman from Panama 70
California and oregop will hereaess appropriate oneas
Of the tickets each steamer 70 NeW york ana ole
NortheIn Oies and one-fourh TO New Ofeanl, leaving
one-fourh 70 Panama
The undersigned viii be Supplied with the uek9s appIo-
pGaied 70 New Orleans. in ample time 1or eaeh seaaaI
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. t9o
s'i PsI2RApIsE. AwRzsoN K CO..
jsl8 8m Agents, 81 GIaviaI street.
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rHp soUTTTRN sENT1ur1

THE sUUTAEhN SEN TIN Ell
N1UBLlSHED IN PLAQUEMIEE. Parish Of Iberville. in
the centrs Of the State. and Of is most wealthy
and popuous districts, i about to enter its SECOND
VOLUME, ENLARGED, and with entire NEW IA
TERIALS. City fayOn are RESPECTFULLY solicited. An
ADYERTIsEMRETs left with A. BR0NSEMA, No. ~
Camp street. viii be pnnotually attended 70.
iy28 W. p. BRADBUEN. Editor and PropretoE.
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TRENCH AND GERnIAN.
FENOSE Whode1ins 70 devote dung the Apung and Sum
Ii msf mOnths some time IN The acquisition Of the Ger
man on French IahFuage VIII find very pleasant oppoT.
tnHiE b. calling b 1spsiohore ssFsot, bstueea Pllana
MIS- CHRISTIAN RURGHALDER.
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FLAGS OF EVERY INSCRIPTION MADE nc
ORDER AND ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CALIFORNIANS.
EXCH AN &C PLACED

Tents. .....a....... Tents Tents.
NHE subscriber would call the attention Of all those
bound for the Cod Dggings to his large stock Of use
fol and necessary articles, such every deGcrip- "a
ton Of Wall Hospital and other TENTS, with slfIA
Portable Tent Poles; Canvass FACK SADIE ~
DLES-G most useful and convenient article;
Travelling Bags OF every description Camp Beds weigh.
ing about two pounds which can be converted into cloak
Of the kind also Leggings, TapauIins, Dray Govern
Wood aud lion Frame Awnings ETC.. ell made Of superior
Waterproof Canvas, and for sale in any quantity, at
n B@FAi.I4 and PURCHASE ROPES. of every d.
sonptiOn, sphced and fuTniihed. eP- Onen from the
oOuntTV will be promptly attended 70. on
H. CASSIDY Gomez MIagazine and Gravier ss
MUaTps %, sge u
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AMueNMRNTE.
OLYMPIC TaBAFRB.
~ BRTonhs and POydTas stree

GEAA - - - -
OLYMPIC TaBAFRB.
Corner Of Baronhe and POydras sieetA' .
Sole Lessee Ss,i sn & %ossE'f j. K
stage naasseI. NJ. VI NXYLoR saruIsr Mr.. T. TUCKER
RNotieeA Car s,in sdss he hsatr. or Lqtagsiis ''
CATuRDAY EvEsia I'm R AZ be performed ths
Ss ~ r y sgPRids ~ 81 Ea0Et ESp NJ Ry MAIZE
~ Be Police Department is uuerths direction Of Mr. J. Meces
before ? ess 81 H.. AZ peJ Ro4s
81 coorsd Gallery, IS cents Box oaee open isgm 70 A. M
TO p ms where seat. may aeeuLsS -
PISTOL sHooTINGI
~ The H. r. W. H. SILVER CUP, free ALL viii be shot for
toa shot MONDAY Ssd and every following Monday ath
PGssci7isiiaa, July il, 1919 iy12m
pRyGs AND ME iT2l q Is ,Dv =
~ GAC. RHUBARB, sto;-Afi low 81 cash
f jads Ssa 81 E. Rtoe J. ceoxE's PREfARz. ID
ono fs3oTT2fHERN COUGH sYRUP-An uusqusllsd
remedy for Coughs, Influenza; ETC. s.ns.n.a,17 =
EXfgRAGT oE CORAI Wy SaSs q
the GsPsgsT q aFS Se fT F oARsAPARA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
mRaa4sI sAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, I.TVERWORT,
For e relief and of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
~ Especial attention paid the treatment of Rhsums
R sor asp aSSasias and POydusr n1gsdD
s-------=-------s-
LEVERIC g. CO.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" No. "a Old Lefss Nss Orleans au4 wv
HILL, MCLEAN g. CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION hE NEE ~, III
~ 81 Canal Street, NsporieaHs. BSe lyd&M
JoHH n. M'RAE RALPH coPFMAN.
MCRAE g. COFFMAN,
COTTON, FACTORS, COMMISSION AND FORW ARDlNG
~ Merchant, 7s GrqBisr street. Ne9 Orleans aus wv
MIR H. O. HALL is duly au495ze9 ed agent dbHTEni
or absencs s51 iep t TIE ey HoKT Fok Va
LAND WAR; ANTS
b III i'm J. G, BERREY. q Natohsz street.
sADDLERY AND INDTA-RUBBER GOODS.
"a Wehsve on hand q large aaort- C7YS5YN
k9NFsA ment Ofal kinds Of ft44A=AA=7Il4
&C. India Rubber Goods, 6llNsN y M
suitable for persons going to - =.
California such as Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Leggins
Coas Pouches. Water Tanks and Bottles, blinking Cups
Bags Iadia Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
ALSO
A complete stock Of SADnLERY, TRUNKS ant
HARNESS. az Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest marke
prices az Country Merchants and Saddles can be sup
piled with every article in our line Orders put vi
"i sU7 d&w So Common st. and II Canal St
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GOIEDM AND TOBACCO st ATENTEWT
a., -, coefsn, bsies. 1S51ses Ana
- ssS ~ 49,, ~ 4 -Ss-.-.-sia4 N
previously al ~ SILL l9se84 @E5-B 80
Exported pat week.. ass 9q44 sa-
pgsVioasly... 4 ia. 2ae-l 155ssf f5-as1sI
Stock en hand net slealsd..~.......s..7,51I TT5
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

Close OF the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Selling off at a Sacrifice
THOMAS BRADY, 81 Charities Street.
WILL from this date commence selling of bis entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GOODS,
in order 10 make room f0T his fall supplies uIehassn u
want Of Silks. Shawls, Baages, Pfnted Musns, Irish
Inens or any article in the Dry Goods line. will consult
their own interest by examining the Stock before making
their purchases tke Goods viii be sold at BARGAIN.
e. Il. BRADY will. on the list November, remove to
Store No. az CHARITIES STREET, opposite, where
he will open and splendid stock Of Fail and WlnT
DR. Goods y6u
HARDW ARE
R. RICHARDS. No. II Chdrtres Sc.
SUCCESSOR % r. w. MONTaOMERV. LNpgrtsr aud
- Dealer Foreign and DOHesflc HydkD WAKE
ofen for sale. on favorable terms, the following
900 tous SWede American and Engliah Iron, asgid.,
800 bids. English, American and Russian Sheet, Hoop
md Band Iron
5000 lbs. BTazsfs' Cooper, assorted
5000 lbs. Block and Bar Tin
600 kegs Weymouth Nails =
SkletE Fre-dOgs, ETC.;
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Ames' and ROWiand's Spades and EhOvels;
OK, Log Trace. Halter, Toll and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Pi0ug1s Corn Shellen ETC.;
Sad Irons Patsut Balances; BIass Kettles
Tin and Japauned Ware; Hook and Plate Hinges
Bellows Anvils Vice.; Smiths Tongs;
Locks Of all kinds Sliding Door Furniture, etc.
Fendem AndrOns Fire Sets
Strands celebrated Patent Bun Stone Corn Mills;
Mill and GFindstOnes;
Hardware Store, for sale very low. au7 1md& Won
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DENTAL NOTIOE.

4 WEST, Practical DeRtist, 112 St Charles street,
d near Lafayette Square, thankful for 80.
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him, would solicit a continuance OfSl f,vel
the same. Aflafa practice Of twelve years - LII
both ii Europe and the United States and having avaed
himself Of all the late improvement he feels confident that
he will give satisfaction TO those who favor him with
3 call
j. w would call particular attention 70 his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold PRe. PeuOns requiring
such would dOWel call and examine specimens. vi bis
operations will be warranted the best of Wokmanshl aud
material and give satisfaction 10 those who may patron
lie him. j. w refers to the following gentlemen who have
hOnOred him with their patronage
Professor Stone, d. Benbgook, MoTphy & Neyius,
Professor MoFDhy, Sykes Il Hyde, Robson 4 Allen,
Professor Dmitry Sturges 4 Wright, etc. etc.
~ Dentists supplied with Gold Foil, Plate, Teeth etc.
Office and residence No ll2 St Charles street, the
corner Of pOydras. jY3l
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STEAMR0ATa.

.fIss, \ 2; s. Man RRooKLYH.-E6r ClneiansH
sttaaise5, LOHtsgiae Pddhcah and Afem-
S a qla1shs 5s ~ lqa7 se
s s5sf po s o. iss e s' l sSGvf ss - inter-
O'Clock ?; For freight Or passa9s haVisT u5serpsss
saIl Y1E oGIREsBYf. gfy r. Foy a.; % z
rsseR ineinns ban Iaw oaS y inches water. and yin
ths Ohio. - 1'''H''OH " lis io' "alst n
H. For LouisVills CincinnafI, and az inter.
Iunning passenger Steamboat RIBTEOR
s2TuR fPs YHsTR Ig EgmS' viz sFys % ne eboys
o. R 1 sf hayng splendid accommodation. apply q
aalI d. 8. SMITH IS Magazine q.
4, HssZ For 81 Louis, y illsi Point Memphis
s agd ~ 5sEttss ~. taadinEs-The new
AMERICA, ~, J. Morgan, master, IS now reeeiti1e
Po o6 sATukDkY ii f ss a. sna 81 PIsmss9s
For freight o. passage. having superior recommendation
aal0 7. B sMITH IS Masaznes t.
49, :. Regular Red River Packer CREOLE
dS S tRRS "a eu ss9rf 9,fs1saaya
The light dfaught. fast running steamboat CBEOIE hi
nag On saSi B tSis ne. sas St ooE
aug of islE' E. PsoiSGcfb S e e eesId g
Jefferson. with the privilege Of Teshppmg.
e. !. For 81. Louis. Memphis, efc.-Ths new
UNCLE SAM John Way, mazfet-This
81 new ias running and light drauEht steamer
SATURDAY. llth inst. a. O'Clock P. X poaiiiyely.
HYDE & OGLEEBY, IL POydras st.
ans or KENNETH Z Dix. 20 Tehoupiloulasst.
~ y Red River Packet TALLAHATCHBE-
1890 For .lebeTSOHs Shreveport, Ndtchf0ches,
Port Caddo. and yaiszaRdris On TUES.
DAY l4tl inst, At Mfhe well known, fast running
will positively leave above. For ieghtOr passage apply
on board, foot of CustOmhouse street. OF to
au1i T. B. SMITH. IS MaKazine st.
~ n Red River Packet ]. T, DOSW ELL,
ea#ss$sal Capt. Wm. kmbali-F6T Skre0ePOrt. Nat.
~ ehiteches. a4d .ateIqAdgtg. II be elegant and
fast running steamboat j. Il. DOS WE'LL VIM Kimbal
masteI, will leave on WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant at
oelock p ~ FoTegh OF passage apply board, foot Of
adI1 7. B. SMITH. IS Magazine street.
go Steamer T0SCUMBIA-FST ST. Louis.
So Memphis, and al intermediate LdNdines-
N On WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst al
O'CLOCK p NJ. DOt;veiy.Ehe new elegant and fast nm
ming passenger steamer TUsCUMBIA, J. @. Cable mas
Ter, Is expected arrive, and will leave above For
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodation
apply on board foot Of POydras street, or 10
HYDE & OGLESBY. -12POydFsg A.
aus OH. z. SHAW s CO. "a Poydras 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

The following nautical method of dancing was
found among the papers of the late admiral Sir
Joseph York, of faceitous memory
Third figure: Heave ahead and pass your ad-
versary yard-arm and yard-arra-regain your
berth on the other tack in the same order-take
your station with yoar partner in lrre-back and
fill-faIl on with your heel and bring UP with your
partner. She then man1uvres ahead-heavesa all
back-shoo,s ahead again, nd plays off alongside
YOU. Then make sail in company with her till
nearly astern of the other lIne-make siernboard rd
cast her off to shift for herself, regain your
place by the best means in your power, and let 60
YOUR anchor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

Public Opinion in France on the Rom an Ques-
tion.-From Paris letter, from F. Gillordot, ex-
editor Of the Netc York Courier dss Etdts Unis.
take the following
"lf our government has any doubt concerning
the nature of public sentiment the Ro nan
question, these doubts ought TO be dspeled by the
manifestations that are given 10 the Perto rmance
of a meo.drama, called Rome al the theatre Of
the Porte ST.. Martin. This piece is a sort of
drama,ised biography Of The Pope, Plus ~, who,
as you know, was soldier. before he became a
priest, and took orders only because Of disap-
pointed affair of the heart. The piece represents
his elevation 10 the Poniiicatc, then his fight.
followed by the proclamation Of the Roman re.
public, and The entrance of our army in the Eter-
nal city. The appearance on the stage of Mnz-
zini, and above nl tina, of Guribaldi. with his
picturesque costume. nightly elected perfect tor
nado of applause. The entrance of our soldiers
on the contrary, was well hsseG. The upshot Of
the business was that The play was suspended by
authority"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right of pre-emption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, is required 10 es-
tablIsh the 10 the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver ofthe proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor soon practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands
embracing The tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. J. BUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner of The General Land Office.
Oct. 81 IS4g 3I-l3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
l. A n O. L X T. E'S
AKH SECTIONAL MAP OF ARK4NSAS.

HAVING Just returned from Cincinnati, sheIe
nave contracted for the engraving printing, &c,
|ll NEw SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS. l would re-
llIly inform the public, that the above Map will
laey Tor delivery in January next
Wli be done in the finest style of line engnving
+ Oy the most competent engravers west Of the
ghanIes. Said Map will show all the Creeks,
us fost-othces, County Seats, and every section
hactIonal section on each nayigable stream in
S3Ie, SO that persons may point to the tract OF
/ 'h they live In addition to these have laid
rom the Maps file in the olbce of Cci. Rear
4 The land selected by the State of Arkansas as
/ Ol the 5OO,OOO acres donated by Congress, the
[fy lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
'ns attached to each also all the Military Land
snips are laid down, as taken from the books IN
Haotors oflce and if any changes are made in
.Junty lines, or new counties formed by the en-
legislature will be enabled to show them all
gSle. Price, in neat pocket form with clasp, 81,
-@fs spiendidly colored and varnishsd, So
l pocket map can be sent to any part Of the State
,.h' and as orders are rapidly coming in, those
Os OF procuring it early, will please send in their
s4s soon possible c. LANGTREE,
's Rock, Nov :, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

Louis Bonaparfe.--The republican correspond.
ent of the Courier des Etats y MIS-" writing from
Paris, respecting the effect of Bo Dnparte's policy
towards Rome, SAYS:
1.-The Spartans Prejudiced their children agans.
intoxication by exhibiting TO them slaves. bru-
tifed by drink. If France had 70. President a
great man. or even one true and firm. perhaps our
people, always inclined 10 enthusiasm, might ha se
been seduced 10 pick up from the kennels of Paris
the crown of Louis Philippe to adorn the brow of
Louis Bonaparte. But the affair at Rome has
cured US effectraliy Of sha. phuntasy. France is
cured of its superstition for great names. 1t sees
that one may play the king and general ha We a f5s
de camp. speak necessarily of my policy my wish.
ny government call himself prince. Monsegneur;
bear the name of the greatest man of modern
times, and be only very pisfful fellow, without,
principles, without ideas. without seadincss, and
enact before France, Under that hereditary dis.
guise. the most contemplate role that has been
played for ages. The lesson is little dear, but
il will profit"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

Wholesale Rerenge.-The New York Globe
saws the news of the defeat of the wings in Penn
sylvania produced such a spirit of vengence at
the Brookn Navy Yard, that orders were i'm
.aedia,ely given to discharge one hundred demo-
5&from employ oyment-which was accordingly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

Canada and Anneration-Canada Afairs.-
The following extract from the Toronto Patriot
will show the feeling the annexation movement
has stirred up among the Upper Canada Tories:
We could almost think we dream, when we
write the undenable fact, that there is no British
party in Lower Canada ! Do our readers doubt
this !-let them read carefully through our paper
to-day and the damnng evidence will but too truly
show. how Utterly departed seems to be all tha,
loyalty and enthusiasm which won't 10 kindle
at the mention the word England home,' from
the breast Of those who would once have cheer
toIiy encountered all the terrors OF INVASION civil
war and bloodshed, rather than barter away one
lot or title Of their well tried fealty.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
Novels of lS49.

TNIGHTEEN hundred and twelve, or Napoleon's
III Invasion of Russia
Thirty years since, the Ruined Family.
The Forgery, by James,
Trstram Shandy, or Uncle Toby and Corporal FriIr.
Jane Eyre
Jno- A. Mu,rell. Qife and adventures)
Battle of life, Ia love story,) by Dickens.
Campaigns in Mexico a Glimpse at Life in Camp
by who has seen the '' Elephant"
The Old Judge, or Life in Colony
Memors of my Youth by Lamartiue
Angelina Luxmore, the Life OF Beauty.
Ellen Wareham (or Love and Duty2
For sale by WALLACh 9 "fANN-
June %, IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

LamenfaHe State Of Hungary.-The condition
Of Things in Hungary is lamentable. The curren-
cy has almost entirely disappeared. Men vino
we're rich find themselve. without the means of
supporting their families. Debts not paid.
The sons of many Of the nobility have been forced
TO enlist as private soldiers in the Austrian army
The aged and venerable Bishop of Neusohl has
been deprived of his Office, and sentenced 10 five
years solitary confinement Wonen are punished
for having aided their husba nds. and da lighters for
having conversed with their fathers who
bells. In Transylvania the Saxons and Romans,
hereditary enemies of the Magyars, have hunted
them down like wild shooting them at
sight Enormities Of this kind were frequent
that the Austrian authority has been forced 10 de-
clare the state of siege in one part OF Hungary.
Radetzky, the Austrian General, has become dis
gused with their barbarity, though he had con-
siderable experience in the same thing in Italy.
Haynau appears anxious TO keep the infamous
reputation he has acquired. Eleven young girls
have been imprisoned for strewing flowers over
the grave OF those executed by order of the Courts
Martial The reckoning of all this will one day
come.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
FRESH FLOUR AND CORN MEAL

HE Steam Mill in this place is noW IN lun oP. he
'On am prepared to ill all orders 'i"' "'
Itn'.d for -four and meal o,a
e -four and meal is of superior quality, onIy roio
Pc undersigned. P. PEN W. W.!
4 ain p. +.
a.27, Isl9
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
Cloths and CassimereS.

UhiSH ana French BroadcIoths, Blk and Fancy
4 T. OSssmeres, BeaIer Cloths, Ssttinets, Tweeds,
1 &c, Just opened Iv= fall and winter trade, and
se cheap by WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
Tea, Tea,

superior Tea, in boxes and caddies, jus
red and for sale by
.-!Ii, lo4y- HENRY & CIyNNINGHAM-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
TRANSPARENT Shades

I'VE set (4) transparent window shade complete
Rsth rollers. tasses, &c, for hanging WI. he sold
i ~ than cost if q rIv anpllcation is made to
HENRY 3 CUNNINGHAM
util Ruren SSon. IL 1S49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

Women Stronger than Oren!-Let no, our fair
readers be startled at this, but read its proof in
what distinguished physician says:
| anticipate the period. when the faires, portion
of the fair creation will step forth unencumbered
with slabs OF walnut and tiers Of whalebone.-
The constitution of our females mus, be first rate
to Withstand in any tolerable degree the terrible
intclio of The corset eight long hours every day
No animal could survive il. Take tho homes, OK
and enclose his sides with hoop poles, pu, an oak
plank beneath him, and grid the whole with bed
cord and dema nd of him labor He wopld I,bo-
indeed but it would be for breath.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

. Why is the French army Rome like Lon
don citizen at his country house I Because it is
where it has no business.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STiTES;

IN pursuance of law, |, ZACHARY TAYLOR, Pre-
sident Of the United States of America. do
hereby declare and make known. that Public Sales
siIl be held at the aforementioned Land Offices,
10 the State of ARKANSAS, at the periods herein
after designated. to wit:
AT the Land Office al BATEsvILLE, commencing
on Monday, the seventh day of January next, for
the disposal of the Public Lands situated within
the aforementioned tow nships, to wit:
North Of the base line. and ,rest Of the h prinei-
pal meridian.
Township two, of range three.
Township two. of range four.
North Of The base line, and east of tke ffh princi
pal meridian.
Township fifteen. of range two.
At the Land Office at FAYETTEVILLE. .commenc-
ing on Monday, the fourteenth day of January
next, for the disposal of the Public Lands within
the following named township, VIZ:
NorS of The base linz. and vest of tie Eth prtnci-
pal meridian.
Tow nship twenty, of range twenty-six.
A;,he Land Office at LITTLE Rock, commencing
on Monday. the twenty-first day Of January next,
for the disposal of the Public Lands situated with
in the aforementioned township, to wit:
South Of the base line. and pest Of The h princi-
pal meridian.
Tow nship SIX. of range fourteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the .eof Schools.
military, and other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed. and proceed
in the order in which they advertised. with all
conven lent despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus closed bat no sale
shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washing
ton this fifteenth day of September, Anno DomiEi
one thousand eight hundred and forty whine.
By THE PRESIDENT: L.. TAYLOR.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-01

The Pleasure Of Reading.-That woman mav
be said to have achieved great good for herself
who has acquired taste for reading. This is
matter of much greater Importance to the penero.
'Iiy OF women than TO the generality of men. Tho
assertion may seem strange at the first glance, bu,
examination Will prove lis truth. A taste for
,e ,eau'ng opens long avenue of pleasure to woman.
Whether single or married, she owes !, - hs,sIs
as shield against pride, or temptation, or rbe d..
pressing influence of misfortune. to acquire henl
thy taste FOR reading. Women should read his
tory, biography, and the magazines and newsn,.
Pers. Intelligent women make the bes, friends
and the best wives, and the best mothers.