Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Commencing Thursday before 2ad Sunday in August
at Huntsville
Thursday before 3rd Sunday in August, at Ozark.
Thursday before 4th Sunday in August, at cLean's
Bottom.
Thursday before list Sunday in Septenner, at Oak
land.
Thursday before 2nd Sunday in September, at Van
Burcn.
GJ- The Editor is Still absent.
The Rirer has been falling for the past week,
and although there is still water enough for steam
boats, it is lower now than it has been for six
months.
The S1raiioao arrived on Tuesday.
0tWe are indebted to Captain BusrER, of the
S1calloaC, for late New Orleans and Little Rock
papers.
GFln another column of our paper will be
found Review Of the Decson of The Supreme
Court, in the case of The State VS.. John Carnaz.
The Little Rock Democrat says " the aathor is u
gentleman of weIl-known legal ability"
The Review is and caustc, but just in
every ular,-exceedingly well-tmed, brief
and comprehensive. We would ask for it the
careful and attentive perusal of every man.
o. Enclosed in one of the letters from the Ca
Iifornia emgraats, received last week, we found
the "CaIifornia Song," published on our first
page. 1t is the production of Mr.. Davis, of this
county, and is indicative of the light heart md
buoyant spirits ef all those who have taken the
Arkansas Route 10 California. The merry song,
the last thing night, and The first in ,e morning.
0IOur correspondent &C. at Fayetteville,
apologies for having omitted to mention the Rev.
Mr.. Graham's Address, at Miss Sawyer's late exa-
minalion. He speaks of it as having beca
te<ly effort on the subject of the classification of
knowledge very important theme. We learn
from the same source, that Mr.. G.. has become
part proprietor of the Ozark Institute, notice of
the late examination at which appears in another
Column.
.Correciion.-ln the official notice of The Board
OF Health published in our last paper,
Cured which was not discovered until too late for
correction. The notice according to manuscript
should have rcad there is at this lime, and
neither has there beea, in the last two weeks, a
case of Cholera, in this city, n the article pub
iished, the words, I" in the last two weeks" were
inadvertently omitted
We are also requested TO say, tha, DR.. Dlb.e!ls
name was placed to the notice without his sanction
Flour! Flour t!-This article has been, for
some lime, very scarce in city. We paid the
other day, al the rate of ST so per cwt. II is to
be hoped that Washington, Benton, and Ma.
olson county farmers will embrace the opportunity
10 send in supply while prices are up.
New Goods.-D. Dickson, on Main street, is
receiving handsome lot Of New Goods, of all
descriptions, which he offers on very low terms.
He is also prepared to accommodate families with
meal, bacon, and other country produce, at rea-
sonabIe rates. Give him a CALL
Of The Steamer Srcalloac, Captain BUSTER,
makes weekly trips between our city and Little
Rock. Her accommodations are of q superior
order, ali lending to the comfort and convenience
of passengers,-while her officers are polite, So
cabIe, and gentlemanIy. We would commend
the Swallow TO the attention of the travelling pub
lie, and bespeak for Capt. BUsrER, that patronage
which his energy and perseverance deserve.
Land Warrants.-The price Of land warrants,
in New York, is about Sl3O for $50 acres, and
S45 for 40 acres. Holders ask Sl33, and arc of.
fered Sl25 for the former-the wide difference
between buying and selling being caused by the
risk the brokers run, of having some Of the many
counterfets afioat " stuck' on them.
The latest +" wrinkle " in New York is an ad-
rertising tdn-invenled, but not patented, by
some ingenious fellow, which distributed gra-
lis, and which, lille it serves 10 create "breeze,"
informs you who makes the neatest boots, where
the best ice is to be procured, who takes the
mos; superb duguerreotypes, &c.
GIVE are happy TO learn, on looking over our
exchanges, that the Ci,clera has disappeared al
most entirely from the Wests-n cities.
Interference in Elect ions.--The cali for Wing |
State Convention in Iowa, recently. was s.'sg!ned
by Mordecai Mobly and George Wilson, both !
lately appointed to land Offices IN that State If
these men were democrats, this would be called
interference in elections, but as they are wings, |
il is merely the exercise of the rights Of freemen.
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