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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Mr.. Polk was detained by an attack Of the cho-
lera at Smithland, a few days since. He was re-
covering wher we last hea ard from him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

PlagiariSm--They are stealing American po-
ems now in England, and repubIishing them there,
with other names, original! Several celebrat-
ed poems have been already thus plagarized. -
This is worthy Of great country !-Nep York
PaEer
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

We see that one Mr. Henry Broken has just
married, in Baltimore, Miss Bnnk. So there is
one more bank now broken !--Philad. Times.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

nFThe rumor which has been in circulation,
ipthis place. of the death of HENRY CREASE. of
little Rock, has not been confirmed. We have
every reason for believing it to be untrue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

The GREAT WEST.--Our readers are referred
TO the Prospectus of The Great West, a literary
periodical, published in Cincinnati. We com.
mend this publication our readers. Ii is one of
the best conducted periodicals in the Union each
number containing "Prze Romance founded
on events, and introducing characters, Intimately
connected with the history of the West. 1t will
also contain humorous sketches, home and foreign
correspondence, news, notice Of the markets. agri-
cultural articles, &c. See the prospectus.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

,-C1rY SuBscRIBERs viii please cailat the Ofhce
for their papers A! present. we have no Carrier'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

English Mormons, some hundreds in npmber
lo't Swansea. England, for Liverpool, on the last
ruesdoy OF February, whence they were to sail
Tor California, under the lead of their ponulo ?
SAINT Dan Jones. They were mostly substantial |
farmers. .. ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Change OF Post Office Reguiations-Mr. Cor.
LAMER notifies the public and postmas,ers thot
hereafter letters will be charged single postage
for the first half ounce, double charge (Gonr
charges OF single postage) for the irs, ounce and
Two NV dad"'ondl charges for each succeeding ounce.
ms Is ordered IN virtue Of the provisions of an
ACT OF the late Congress, laying these extra bur.
mems upon letters OF extra weight, to prevent the
s.ans','ss'oh OF small packages containing da.
guerreolypes, &C., which are now so freonen,lv
sent. ''
lranslent newspapers will be hereafter CHARGED
'ne same as those mailed regularly from an office:
mat is one cent for any distance not eyceeding
one hundred miles, or any distance in the same
state and one and u hall cent for any distance
exceeding one hundred miles, where the newspa
per Is sent from one State into another.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
TERMS REDUCED. D.---=.--=---

The terms of subscription to the "lntelligencer
b.. TO-, red,ced to TWO DOLLARS.
oer annun, inrariably in ddrdnce. se --ir,1 a=.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

What Of that, when American authors steal
from one another
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

A "lady' only ten years old was married at
Panama, January 18th. Females mature in that
meridian faster than in any other region. Al s
or g. young ladies of sufficient growth to carry
on quite serious flirtatIonS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Connecticut ELection.-Three Democrats and
one Whig to Congress; Democratic Governor and
House of Representatives, Whg Senate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

That is no,hing--in this country maid is
over Is before she is married.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

nrNai. AcFlELD MAcKLIN has been re-ap-
pointed Pa yna'ter, dating from I'd March, lS49
Maj. Mrkfp is an efficient officer, and has dis
charge. th/ duties of his office, with ability, and
IN dissatisfaction OF all parties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Letters, it is said, ha I've been received, at the
War Department, from California. asking a re-.
enforcement of the military forco in the territory,
from apprehensions of difficulties with the vast
number of foreigners pouring into the gold re-
gions. --.. .. ..-.. ... . --
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

1t is asserted as medical fact, that if a
child is kept too long at the breast, it is sure TO
perish.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Interesting to California Emigrants.-W un-
derstand that an enterprisng scion of the land OF
steady habits, has embarked large amount of
capital, under the auspices of a well-known mer-
camille house in New Orleans, in cargo of patent
churns, which he will take 20 the city Of San
Francisco with view of furnishing fresh butter
milk to the gold-diggers. -i .a.u.- en-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

FALCoNER, of tie Holly Springs Gazette. start
ed for California few DAYS since. We wish him
abundant SUCCESS VickSburg Wing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Faconer left this point, with the train for Cali.
fornia on the 18th inst, in hopeful splrits and in
Jolly crowd. ...- ... ..-...r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Promotions in the Army.-In the list of Promo
tions published by order Of the Adjutant General,
dated March Is, lS49, we notice that OF Assistant
Surgeon J. Fl. BAILEY. to be Surgeon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

uOur owleJgmepts are due 10 for lar,
and pentlemauly clerk of the Penny .
river papers. ss.s ,---- =,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

California Emigration from Santa Es.-We
learn through the independence Erpositor that a
large number Of persons making prepa ratons
to emigrate from Santa Fe to California. The
emigrants from this point will either fall in with
this party at Santa Fe, or go upon their TRAIL
Thus they will have the advantage of a choice of
routes, when they reach that point. The citizens
of Santa Fe, no doubt, have knowledge of the
best route. - - 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

@The polite clerk of the &C aners
n,oase accept our thanks for lat
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

0T The impudence of the Northern men set
tied in Missouri, exceeds that of the white man
who scr ouged' the Indian off of his own log
These fellows, in their Free Soil Address, say they
object to the method of stating the question of
slavery. which has been adopted by Southern men.
They object! Let them pack up their duds and
todde out of the southern country and 60 among
the Northern men, where they will find the ques-
ton stated more 10 their liking. ..-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

nrLt. Colonf MILES, of the 5lh Inf, with his
family. passed trough this place. on last "ednes'
day, en- route pFort Washitaw, where he will
assume the cormand. Col. Miles is gallant
soldier. who h, served many years, on this from
tier. wbere beis well and favorabIy known.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

nTOur Acknowledgements -. C;nc;nno,; an
CHAPMAN, of the Cashier, =
Louisville papers. ~,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

1--WE refer our readers TO the card of ]. M.
TEBBETrs. Esq, of Fayetteville. Ark. He offers
his services as Attorney and Collector. in this
State and the Indian country. We commend him
TO our distant friends, who have business to tram
sact, in this country, he is faithful, dligent
and attentive collecting lawyer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

R.-COI. hOuue HdJUTIIE
1HE w. :. one hundred and sixty-se-
ven vs<vs.. The n Governor LOOK '"e oa'n o'
office, and enieretn lis ou'ies' oh ihui 'u VIC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

UTIt will be seen that the Pennywit advertses
to run as a regular packet between New Orleans
and this city. She is fue boat, owned, In part,
by our merchants, and is every way worthy of
the patronage of the public OF Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

GIVE see by the list Of appointments. that the
efficient and worthy Agent for the Sacs and Foxes
Gen. JAMES S. RAINEs, has been removed from
Office. Ii will be fortunate for the country if his
successor is half as well qualified to perform the
,rd,ous and delicate duties of that office. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

TFx RIVER has fallen about feet, and IS se'
falling. though slowly, but still! navgao'e for Tue
largest boats. 40 10 =. :. :,
The Pemnyuit arrived, from New Orleans OF OF
last Sunday, and returned next day. The ". IL
Day arrived, from below, on Tuesday' ana ie''
next day, for Fort Gibson. The Cosh'ef' '''" !,
Cincinnati, came up. on Wednesday and re'',.'eu
for same port, The next day. The 1ioSea0' iro
For, Gibson, on Thursday, and Will return.
same port, on Monday. The later IS c,son.
weekly packet, between this Port. lana ana I OF. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Il OTDoctors STEVENSON and Brown have re-
.l.eved supply of fresh vaccine matter. AS the
Small Pox is said to be in the State and among
passengers and others on boats running the river'
we would advise our citizens to have those OF their
families who have not already been, vaccInated at
an early day. 1t is impossible to tell how soon
this dreadful disease NAV be introduced among US.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL WING

Sin: In your paper Of this morning you have done
me the injustice to speak Of me in such manner as
10 imply that was employed BY the late Commits
sioner Of Patents 10 write lranscrbe political art
Giles for the Union or other Democratic journals.
must this injustice has been unintentional on
your part and thai you will gladly correct 1t BY al
lowing me TO place MS conspcuo,isly and as early as
possible in your columns prompt ind emphatic de-
NAL and thus 10 say that your informant, whoever
he may be- has either Internationally or pnrposely
deceived YOU since there IL not the shadow Of truth
in his assertion haveever been known as Wing,
and have ever sought aborlously aud faithfully 10
discharge my duties 10 he Patent Office notdeeming
10 those who know me this statement is not
needed, but your paper will doubtless be read by
many who are utter strangers 10 me, and will not
doubt tina, You will hereafter abstain from any SINH
lar charge as well az TO retract what is foreign
10 my character and past history especially as II
IL not many weeks since you cited my case as one
of prescription under the late Democratic admins
lrulion. Yours, &C.,
+. GOODRICH SMITH.
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OUR NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Hencetorth, the National Wing will APP
pear as an evening Journal. We intermitted
the publication, this morning, with view
to accommodate ourselves to this new ar
rangement, which, we have no doubt, will
be more satisfactory to our readers than a
morning edition, seeing that there are now
two morning Wing papers and one morning
Democratic paper in the city. Our friends
and the public, we trust, will give US more
than our usual welcome, for the absence Of
an old friend always makes his return the
more pleasing. BY the change we have
made, we shall hereafter be able to give
the telegraphic intelligence from all quar-
tiers of the Union and to furnish our city
readers with all the news Of the town and Of
the action Of the government before they re-
tire TO their rest.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WIZARDS Hotei S C Hardawny, Ala; G " Tarie,on,
lady and two children, do; $ Robinson, lady and Two
daughter, do; 5 r Gay, lady and son, Miss; $ NJ
Fske, La RIM Wood, U $ N; Mr. Smith, Ala; J NJ Palm.
err Nd; Mr. and Mrs Meredith, Bait; Rowland and
Daughters, \ US Hubbard DO; Dr. VIM Gardner
and lady Pa Miss Gardiner, do VIM b Trick, do. j
Coiabc, Trinidad, VI Tobias and lady. Washington; Mr.
Gibson, N Y; o 7 Ellicott, Y; W W Duane Mich;
A;P Gallazdo, Moxco; Il G Hemphi lady and children ;
W q Wilcox, III: @ Brandebuiy, Pa,
Broten's Hotel Boyd, Va q Miller, S e; S KEEL.
ler Piney Point Jno 5 Cso.key N Y; + Crokey, do Il
D Edmonds, Va " + Grimes. do; inc shawane, Bait; Il
Hays, Tenn; s Crosby, n Y; @ l. Ash, phiia = J
Thompson, Va; Jno Epson, Ct ] Norton Ohio q T
Murpiey, Va c Ruud, dos S a Belts y q; JWillams,
NY; rs barron, boston; Dir Johnsni Ala l. Sonn,ers,
Pa; II Myers, do; EN- Qumc, VI; LRchardson, Va; ]
Parker, Maine,
Gutlshy's HOtetC kcalh, In; GTtcker and two ser.
ysnts Phila; IL Fisher, Bait Mrs l. Oerback Phila
4 + Rudolph, Il NJ; WIN Il Neyins, n Y; Mir Bald.
win. u SN, ##
Erchange Hotel Lieut. y Duaney. Va; 7 Gray, do
r NJ Bean, Bait; LW Gambler, Nd 1hos Crown, do Wn,
w Taliaerro, Va; 4 5 Hall, do; j II McNegb, do.
Hpigg Hotei-Mr Chew, Maryland & 4 Hull, Bait !; J
McLanalan, do; J II Stiles, Plua.
Kings Iiotd.-M 4 Clackner, Nd: Jno Davis Mich; S
Gaskins, Va; Marlier Pa; NJ Gregson, do Wocot,
N Jersey,
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OFFICIAL.
BY THE PRESIDENT
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
To MI Hacancies,

To.fN Haeandss.
THOMAS M. FooTE, Of New York, to be
Charge d'Aares to New Grenada, in lieu
of Benjamin A. Bidlack, deceased.
ALEXANDER X. McCLuNG, Of MISSISSIPPI
pi, to be Charge d'Afares to Bolivia, in lieu
Of John Appleton, resigned.
CHARLES l.. FLEIscHMANs, Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, to be Consul at Stuttgart
in Wurtemberg, in lieu Of Tobias Beehler,
resigned.
STEPHEN d. POOLE, of North Carolina,
to be Consul at Turks Island, in lieu Of J..
7, Pickett, resigned.
GEoRGE r. USHER, of Rhode Island, to
be Commercial Agent at Port au Prince, IN
lieu OF Joseph G. Luther, resigned.
Remorais.
GEORGE p. MARSH, Of Vermont, to be
Minister Resident at Constantinople, in lieu
Of Dabney S. Carr, recalled.
Thomas w. CHM, Of Louisiana, to be
Charge d'AiIaires to the Kingdom Of the Two
Siciies, in lieu of John Rowan, recalled.
john TRuMBuLL VAN Allen, Of New
York, to be Charge d'AtIaires to the Repub-
lie Of Ecuador, in lien Of Vanbrugh Living
ston, recalled.
john c. b. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,, to
be Secretary Of Legation to England.
LORENZO DRAPER, Of New York, to be
Consul at Havre de Grace in France, in lieu
Of William J Staples, recalled
EDWARD KENT, Of Maine, TO be Consul
at Rio Janeiro, in lieu Of Gorham Parks, re-
called.
Rev. THOMAS SEwALL, Of Maryland, to
be Consul at St. Jago de Cuba, in lieu Of
John W.. Holding, recalled.
WILLIAM B. HAYES, of Connecticut, to
be Consul at Barbados, in lieu Of Noble
Towner, recalled.
ELIJAH PAYNE, Of New York, to be
Consul at Panama, in lieu Of William Nell
son, recalled.
CHARLES BENJAMIN, Of Connecticut, to
be Consul at Demarara, in lieu of Samuel
j. Masters, recalled.
ISRAEL D. ANDREWS, Of Maine, to be
Consul at New Brunswick and Canada, in
lieu Of G. Whitaker, recalled,
BAILEY M. EpNEY, Of North Carolina,
to be Consul at Pernambuco, in lieu Of 9.
G. Salinas, Ga loreigner) removed
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Notice to owners OF Land warrants.

+" GENERAL LAND OPRIcg, June Il, 1919
TIE owners Of the land. warrants, mentioned in The
letter below, and which are supposed to have been
burnt in the late fire at St onif are requested 10 file
proofs Of their ownership with the Register " he Land
OHce at ST. Los, Missouri, IN order that they may be
replaced by duplicates from the Pension Office at Wash.
ng,on city and the lands selected located according 10
the original intention Of the appcanis-and il may be
WELL where the description Of the tract intended TO
located has BEEN also lost or destroyed by the fire. 10
file new description with the Register, IN order that the
lands thus selected may be reserved from sale, until dup
cate warrants can be obtained as above suggested
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner,
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LAND orrIcE, ST. Lorrs. Missouri,

Sin: The following the numbers Of % bounty
land warrants brought TO this office for location between
the st and 18th instant all Of which were lost in the late
fire. viz: No. 7ai. 53l77. 1872 1907, 4273. 9s 3O05
g. 100 30 600 l53, 49, 10, "a SAG, a , 81 OPS i26f d57i
3D. S}aG5 52sT2. 55ds2. d $500, 40,G1 all Of which
numbers are in pencil the township pats but the names
of the persons who located them are not known In add
on TO these several warrants. the numbers not known
which were awaiting further action the part OF the own
ers were lost time, also some Of those
turned by the General Land Office for correction The
ames and numbers Of these no. known TO this office
MS the letter which accompanied them is also lost
Very respectfully,
#.2 Your obedent servants.
THOMAS WATSON. Register.
RICH D. WALLAM, heeeirer.
Hon RICHARD NJ. YorHo,
Commissioner Gen Land Gnce,
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The following certificate OF the restoration health and
the perfect OF deiormed aud crippled child who wts
thought To be beyond the reach ui hope, shows that no
ter how appalling tile may be, there is remedy In
HUNTS itNNIENT that viii conquer The most desperate
cases aud that ihe disease is curahe this celebrated eN
teral remedy will do IT, II has never failed in giving i'm
mediate relief when timely applied proved by the album
dance of high and nnDipedchdJe testimony the particulars
Of which obe found in the pamphlets which are to be
had oi every agent.
Osiasiitg, June 9th 1915
GE, SrANroN q-Sr - feel called upon by the tie
Of erate 10 offer the following testimony IN favor OF your
External Remedy, called Hunts Iiniment My grandson,
Clark f. Evaus who tel years Of age, has been for
the last eight years cripple, caused by falling from chair
the time OF the accident, have tried every means TO re-
store him To his natural shape but all without avail We
took him New York aud placed him under the OF
skl Physician, and after remaining there sometime
brought him home better tan when took him there
For several time, he so helpless that lie could
not stand and when partially recovered he could only
walk by placing hR hands upon his knees for support gv.
pg him the appearance OF DKroRMRp lIuNoHnAcK. He
ws also taken Nswburg aud prescribed for without any
better success Al times he would be strong enough 70
out DOORS but after playing an hour would come In perfect
" exhausted and for many days after would be again per-
ectly helpless We had lost NIL hope OF ever again SEEING
him restored 10 his natural shape and strength Hut kind
Providence placed your External Remedy In my hands
have used but four bacs, and eicred to say that the
hoy IL straight and as strong as any hoy Of his
small lump on his back. which IL rapidly disappearing
ANY OF my neighbors will testify 10 the truth OF this
men take sincere pleasure In relating these facts for
the benefit Of those WnS are suffering asas, w sssnIaTmy
This is 10 certify that am personally acquainted with
The ibscrber Mrs Shue, well the boy alluded TO-
aud frankly bear witness TO the deiormity with which he
Sing June q 1876 HENRY HARRIS Justice eftls Peace
Sold by all the Druggist in this city and throughout
the country. Price 9, cents per bottle ,,,,,, ,
junr1i-lw Gso. =. sIANioN q W.
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NOTICE.

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, d. C., on the 10Th Of May, 1919 ns run
lie Is of dark color with whlekers under his chin
about years old feet 6t inches high, has the
m,ied dark cloth irock coat black bombszine vest
striped cassnet pantaoons and fur cap lie says he
free and was born In this city He says he has been absent
from this city 10 6 years. anti that before he left here
he was known by Samuel Rediern, James Esiis. and
Richard Butt and In Ric nmond, Va by James Evans,
Esq and Mr. D. W. Carter, clerk In the Bank ofvirsina
and has pass purporng to be from him. stating that nc
Is free aud has lost his papers
The owner or owners II any, Of the above described ne
gro man. hereby requested TO come forward, prove
him, and take him away.
maylad&wtf r. WALLACE, Marshal. d, 9.
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WAsnIsaToS, June II, 1919.

NEW HAMPSHIRE The address Of Mr. Dins-
moor, the Governor Of New Hampshire was deliy-
cred 10 the Legislature on Thursday last The adj
dress refers 10 local topics chiely--the militia, the
sustaining of which Is recommended education,
and TO the State asylum for the insane which nsti-
tuition is reported to be filled 10 its utmost capacity.
Nothing is said nbonI slavery.
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We therefore forbear further comment for the
present and respectfully ask the National Intelligent
Ger, the organ Of the reaconary party in Europe,
and their sympathizcrs here, and Of the National
Wing, which is or processes to be, the organ Of the
whether or not the acts charged
against the administration in reference TO the steamer
United States are true? Let us know all the facts
and explanations belonging 10 this matter Union,
eftiis morning.
Passing by the unworthy fling at the In
telHgencer in this paragraph, as unworthy Of
notice, we assure the Union, that not one Of
the acts charged against the administration
in relation to this steamer are true. We
shall give our neighbor, Tomorrow, such Q
demonstration Of their untruth, that we opine
he will not NEEDLE again in hurry with
.dged tools.
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LIME.-We would caution persons against the use
of stacked lime as disinfccting agent. 1t has no
more virtue than so much sand unsacked lime, ac
cording to the testimony Of all who have tried it, pos
sesses great virtue. Where the former has been used
it Should be Immediately substituted by the latter
.4ier. Gazette.
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SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al this De-
y parment until O'Clock the 18th day OF June next,
for supplying the stationery and executing the Prninsde-
rbed la the Two schedules below The Stationery must be
ofe best quality and the Printing exeruied In the best man.
Samples OF the former must accompany each DID, and
specimens OF the latter will be shown TO bidders al TIE sew
eral bureaus II desired III
The successful bidder Willie required TO give bond. with
approved sretes, Tor the faithful fment oi his Contract
aud the Department will reserve the right 10 order the ar
ticles such times and in such quantities as may deem
proper and increase diminish the quantities below
stated.
Hank forms win he furnished 10 bidders on application
a Tie nann
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EPlGRAM WRITTEN AFTER GOING TO LAM
This law, they say, great natures chain connects
That causes ever must produce effects:
In me behold reversed great natures laws,
All my effects lost bya single cd,ise
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- There is no choice in the dth Congress
sonal District Of Massachusetts. What a
public evil, is the absolute majority system
OF voting
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MAIL ARRANdEMEST.--It Is stated that by the
new mail arrangement between New York, Cincin-
nati Louisville and ST. Louis-oyer the north west
ern lake routc--36 hours will be saved.
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ROBERT j. WALKER

on THE UNITED STATES.
IN answer 10 many etera he thinks proper TO say that
he cannot attend 10 claims before Congress, any OF
the Deparents but will devote his attention exclusively
10 cases entrusied 10 him in the Supreme Court
once on Pennsylvsnis rsnue near the Seven huildngs
Washington, p. G, msrt-zu
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We regret to notice the announcement
Of the death Of Col. HENRY A. LIVINGSTON,
Of Poughkeepsie, New York He was
noble spirit and true friend.
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We are happy to learn, by telegraph,
that Elk President Polk was recovering yes
terday from his illness
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- The New York Post asserts, that
General JEsuP will be assigned to the COM
mand Of the Louisiana military division.
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- Mr. BELsER, we regret to see it stated,
declines the Wing candidacy for Governor
of Alabama Our friends should take up
Judge LANE forthwith.