Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

Weare authorized to announce a. 3. GREENWO WOOD
Esq, Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the
4h Judicial Circuit
We authorised G. w PARKER
Esq, of Johnson county candidate for Prosecut
ing Attorney, for the counties comprising the 4th
Judicial Circuit.
Weare authorized announce Cen WASH. DUVAL
as a catdidate for Judge of the County and PROBATE
Courts of Crawford county ..u
We are authorized to announce Judge R. P. PRYOR
candidate for Judge of the County and Probate
Court Of Crawford county
ELECTIONS. b."
On Monday February the 9th. an election will
be holden at every precinct throug hout the State,
10 elect one Judge and one Prosecuting Attorney
for each Circuit, and one County and Probate
Judge for each County. As this is an important
election, it is to be hoped that the electors will all
turn out. -... O.. -....
ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR.
Governor BYRD has issued his proclamation TO
the Sheriffs, ordering an election TO be holden on
Wednesday, the 18Th of March next. for the pur-
pose Of eecting Governor, to fll the unexpired
term of Ex-Governor Drew.
f1F- 4 list of the Acts I'D Resolutions passed
by the last Legislature, will be fonnd on our first
page. "-. s-r- .a.s
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tE' We call the attention of cur readers to the
treatise on ChoIera,'' by DR.. JAS A. D1BREIL.
OF this place. We are incompetent to give an
opinion ON the merits of the communication bur
can commend It, coming it does from q Physi-
clan of excellent standing, thorough reading, ia
Tented and experienced. -.-.
ET The weather has broken, and we have
every indication Of an early spring, which is. Of
course, good news to the California emigrauts. =
One advantage, we have any how over the Mis-
souri, route the grass springs up one month earlier
here, and our caravans take that much start of
the others, and thereby get safely through the prai
rles and mountains before cold weather sets in.
u The Rirer has fallen five or six feet during
the past week, but commenced rising again on
yesterday, and when our paper went to press !,
had risen three feet.
The Della No. 2, and ". II. Day, passed up
during the week, and have gone to Fort Gibson.
" The mails from Little Rock and Faye,te
vile, due yesterday, failed to arrive.
[ET The Alert. No. 2. Capt. GREGG, will leave
this port on the 9th proximo, for Cincinnati Ira
vellers will have an opportunity of going or a
safe, comfortable, and fast boat, where they will
ind polite and clever set of officers Merchants
will also find this an excellent chance to have
their orders filled at Cincinnati and Louisville, as
she will return Immediately.
Protection 10 The California Emigrants.-
Herald says it is confidently expected that the
Government will furnish two companies of u. S.
Dragons TO act as an escort for the California
company, which will leave Fort Smith on the lst
Of April next. The Secretary of War, and our
delegation in Congress, have been addressed on
the subject, and we believe that Gen. Arbucke
has recommended it. 5-l .H a..I-
EF Maj. MAcKLIN, Paymaster U. S. A., passed
through this place Saturday last for Fayette-
vile, where he will pay Capt. Enyart's company
of Volunteers their three months extra pay.
Maj. M. has made an excellent Paymaster, and |
we nope when the President reduces this branch |
of the staff, the law requires, that this worthy
officer will be kept on the list. .... s-. r., |
E The gold fever" prevails wherever light
and knowledge have footing. Our neighbors. |
the Cherokees, are forming company for Cali |
fornia, to go by overland in the spring. |
Shaking the Green uns.-Sharpers are booking |
passengers for California, at New York. at SIOO, |
leaving the green ones, of course to get there as
they can. 's gl4 c -.. |
Curing the Ehotera.-Dr. Handyside, the first |
English physician a St. Petersburg, Russia, had,
up to Nov. 2lst, treated one thousand two hundred
cases of cholera, in one large establishment, and
lost only thirteen patients. la almost all cases
prompt assistance and care succeeded inteffecting
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