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Texas Debl-Agency.

Texas Debt-Agency.
LIVERY person holding bonds. pronissory notes.
IL other evidences Of debt against Texas must forward
the auditor aud comptroller OF public accounts Of
he State of Texas before the second Monday OF No
vember, 1919 they will be postponed or barred it will
not do TO forward copies The original bonds notes. &c
be forwarded accordance with law tho lesis-
Texas, approved March 90 ls48 (Sec advertise
Daily Union As inos iduals do feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds, &c, by mail
am continually receiving letters inqurng the writer's
evidences of debt proper ofcerAof
Texas have determined to agent regard tho
debt. TO receipt to individuals for the amount deposited
with me, take the claims to the city OF AUSTIN and
procure the necessary receipts for the can be
found at browns Hotel Washington city, until the adourn
mont of Congress.
DAVID 9. KAUFMAN
lsn 7--dsMsrche
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The Book-bindlng Tor Conrress,

Private boxes IS cents; dress circle and parquetts 81
cents gallery rs cents. AH
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On Monday evening, January 8, will be performed the
v tragedy Of
THE WIFE
Antonio Mr.. Dean.
Mariana Miss Julia Dean
Fancy dance by Miss Louisa Pray
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Letter from the General Board of Health.

Prctfng ks spread Of cholera ia this eonnirV (Engand
AID tts aaiiitg Of quarantine regulations for preventing
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Total cases Of cholera from
the week ending Sept.
30, to the week ending
Nov. IS. 1913, both in
elusive.
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WASHINGTON, January !, 1913.
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Messrs G. F. BROWNE and H. F. NICHOLS, Projectors
Mr.. B. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
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To conclude with the farce of
THE ETON BOY.

~ TIE Z IUN BOY.
Capt. Popham Mr. Browne
Fanny Mrs Nichols
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

Ausfralia.-Laie accounts from this country
inform us ofits increasing prosperity. The "wIfe
market'' is said to be exceedingly brisk The
=. commodity is in great demand: the following
which we cut from an exchange is from the Port
Philip Patriot:
mo less than eight of the female immigrants
by the William Stewart, were respectfully and
well married before they had been ashore forty
eiuht hours and there is little doubt but that
one of them would have been equally well pro-
vided for had they desired. One OF these lasses
to whom the question was popped, SAID she d
IS wait awee,' as shs,was not sure - who she'd
marry yet" "a -' .--r.rf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

entertainment, to use the play.
The e'sn''s s.oncuded with the performance OF
|''g aS overture. played IN perIeeI style, oy
|qIe1da'L - ,eacher. and her accomplished sister.
$ f. ms ,.r0rize will the Gothamites embark In
Wha! en- %ao, steam balloon. or aerial steamer,
EI! NV be called, which Is to 60 from
aIeys' california in three days. Is some !;
S l0lH 0.,,oisi, the natives on the plains and In
VII U.s.: .os when they see the " Internal ma
/ no'Dan;oo no'H'-; through the air. with It's mon-
|Oe rs whirling around like the arms of
|Oas aiP; knight. putting. Blowing. snorting,
b Q',ig wing. snokiIfg. splitting fire like flery
H5' ~ thew will imagine that The world IS
FnhS .o,;on creates no surprise here the
lF IL which at first appeared in the way
was the power 10 supply the boilers
'c' bn, that doub: as melted away un-
% wa, ,,res,ion of uncle Bill McGarah, a noted
.,s IN this place, who says that hose can n
Sl', I,., io,o the creeks and lakes, over which
e., must hover in the meantime, while lis
Oi' the element like mosquito plying lis
c'Hi Mo the red fluid of life of poor tor
But uncle Bill SAYS great fears are
sns' ..,aiued from the carelessness of the fire.
will ,houghtlessly shovel out the fire
@ ,sso rbev are passing over towns and vii
and thus burn up every thing on their route.
II ,b,, the aierchine would leave nothing
il II,,k s,reak of crisped-up creation. to mark
of the iasiermenf. which would be dan
=, than O. comet, yes, child, 1t would"
PERlCLES.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
CANCERS CAN BE Gu RED
,mnortantto ne Attic ted!!

4 MONG the many discoveries which are adding to
~ the blessings of the present generation the un
ersigned confidently the Pnoc that he mas IN
his remedy for that dreadful disease called
Cancer hitherto deemed incura6le. THIS remedy Is
known to be certain in its happy effects, II timely APP
pIcaton is made before the disease reaches internal
organs or the aggravated by improper treatment
Thslnedicne has peculiar chemical affinity Tor can
ceous notwithstanding the same time TO act on
the surrounding parts--and, while extracting the Can
GER it compete removes every part and partcie o
cancerous affection, that when cure is performed
it is lifetime cure, and patient need lear return
of the dsease--which invariably happens from the use
Of the knife aud other profeSsea remedies. .
This wonderful remedy was discovered by Dr. b.
Shepard Vermont, and has been successiui IN nun
dreds of formidable and aggravated cases ana Is Tree
from all mineral vegetable poison, and has been ap-
piled with safety success TO Cancers OF the ogue
il cannot forcbiy impressed those Ghilcted
with Cancers make carly application, as delays are
dangerous, and proong the cure
Numerous testimonials and certificates may be seen,
attes:ing the efficacy and efficiency OF This edIcne III
treating every variety and description OF Cancer
I5-A letters, post paid, will receive prompt atten
Il lion J. J. THOMPSON, VI. ID.
! S-Doctor T. will remain in Little Rock until the
Ist of June he will be happy to await ON tnost
af cted with Cancer. His room at the Rock Hotel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Washington Union remarks as follows

.. Washington Union remarks as follows
.c.,erll Taylor's Inaugural address:
n. new Presidents inaugural address is the
documepr which has probably ever been
h --d by any incoming President 1t consists
- of common place, non-commlttal gene
f.. But il is impossible not 10 perceive the
: f.ieraI spirit which breathes from 1t. We
r...,Iy. il sounds to our ears as ultra whIg.
,s,r nothing in II Of the limited powers OF the
| ! e,yernment--of the strict construction OF
[.~,,uiion. On the contrary, we see powers
:. which the constitution does mol recognize,
rir,erna policy. 1t appears. too. from the
l. Of the President. us II he were disposed
4 his own constitutional responsibility upon
.r,ilsrs Of the other departments, especially
,r-sss. We have no roor.1, however. 10 en-
| m The malter Today, aud no disposition to
q m any critical review of the positions
| are assumed in ihis brief document. But
|. .aiirirnlly obvious. from I'll The signs Of lhe
l. Liza. We are to have Il party, and a strong
administration. and thui The republican Par-
l,t sand 10 their artnS--not 10 wage, any
ous opposition. bal 10 rally around their an
\ principles. fine Princlp's's of Jefferson and
ksoal anl lu defenG lhe true theory of the
I,tlorl1n and resist al HE measures which vIo-
j Is spriI."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Y4YLOR & SYIDH4I,

EUAVING entered into Co-partnerShip IN the
Il Il TAILORING business, al the old stand,
first door South of EngIand's Cabinet Ware room.
where they propose CARRYING on inc business !"
its various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared TO fur
nish garments Of every description, IN their hne
,ade in strict conformity with the present fashions
aud taste of the day. Orders promptly executed
Grateful for past favors, The subscribers solicit
continuance OF patronage. 4. ". ..
March 10, 1919. ..t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
FOE y 4,

O~ my property III tUO
Z WILL sell, at a reduces county, Texas, con-
4 Town of WARREN, Flown, situated Oh the
slsting of Eleven Lots. iood dwelling house and
Public SQUARE on whicted for Il tavern. Also
out houses all well cs in excellent order to re-
good stand and GroceAlso fifteen acres of land,
ceive a stock Of cd including the Ferry
fronting on the Rivsct line from Fort SMITH and
This place is onlity, Sulphur md Sabine, and
Boggy Depot to tInost valuable Ferry Upper
is destined to be
Red River 4 good bargains, will do we'll 10
Persons desire premises Immediately. as m
call and exam JOHN KtTCHINGo.
tend TO sell. l3th 1919. 2-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
New Work.

ANIMATION of the doctrine Of the
surrecliou, and other subjects Herewith c
nected by the Rev. Charles P. Turrentlne, lat
the Tennessee, and now Of the Arkansas 20
renee. NJ. E. c., South.
The above will contain 400 pages, m
Price 81 so.
Persons wishing to obtain copy of the
edition, will do we'll 10 forward their names Il
author at Little Rock, or give them to any of
members of the Arkansas Conference, of the
E. c., South.
Little Rock. June 10, lS4S.-lS-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

homestead Etsmyticn IN Okio.--N Homestead
|moIoa bill was Introduced into the Ohio Se-
l, iew days ago. by Mr. DiInmock. which
lyFespal. from the passage of this act, II shall
! apfa .r auy resident of ONO. being 4 head
! fmly,iC purchase and sci apart. as Home
4 lracI OF IaaG aCI exceeding one hundred
! ,I.y acres. and The buildings Ihereon--the
e %. 10 exceed IN Ealue one lhOusa nd dollars;
leu Of 4 iracI CT land. Il house mud loI IN
| s'wded !oEn n.a:. or Guy, nr village. not eX-
Z one thousand doilRrs. He NAV hold the
lor lac exclusive benefit OF himself and fami-
enFt from execution or sale. except ior the
ss moHey of Ihe same. The exemption IS
extend 10 4 mort gage on the same, but the
9ge j, noi 10 bc considered valid unless
oy the wife. or, III case OF her death, by
cllirea OF the mnrIgager.
be head ui Il family Is not the owner of Il
zsad o, other real estate, he may select aud
m EXECUTION and sale, an amount Of goods
a.es, Dot exceeding III value ore thousand
O. hWas referred to the judiciary Com
sy>a Columbus correspondent of the Gin
LhfOHicie. who reported II back with t"o
iaeHdnsnts, with Il recommendation 20 re-
lie bill 10 a Committee of the whole Se-
s'e 10 be matureG and passed IN such Il
AEOud meet the views of the members. il
'ecommiIted, and made the special order
barrow. 9Th, and have no doubt but in
ala modified form from lis original, will
eA Houses a1d become q law.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
SAN Francisco, Dec. /, 1913.

CAN RANCISCO, Dec. i, 1910.
F.: The prices obtained
here are enormous. Were | to quote.
Dot be credited.
VII undoubtedly have heard Of the grea,
i! Of gold in this country discovery
deslined 10 produce a greater excitement
~ 'ne United Slates, If not throughout
@ury.
@Glhis of gold obtained are truly aston
W me Quantities every day brought 10
equally so.
1f'lcle of food and necessity is Of course
al The Mines. Flour has been sold at
= iour quarts of Wheat for horse have
% Boots, S75 per pair; Pork, $3.50 per
ages of Carpenters are SO per lay
seo seoorers earn 50 day or 81 an hour
!" 10 500 per month.
e'ehes 3 OF. gold for bottle Bread
4 s%i Blankets, $50 per pair; Washing is
'coz.; Clerks, $4,000 per ann. and
"A Is pouring in from all quarters Of
-, ~ and !; Is quite impossible to find a
Pu' ones head in.
- hotel rents for 5000 per month
in so'utst hosel or shanty you can agine
.s1s . $50 per month.
hexhaustIbe, and for years to come
eiIes must continue 10 be got out
Hace must be carried on between thl.
f''s Of the world.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
MAYOR OFFICE,
rY OF VAn buren,, MHchl2, 1919.

!rY OF VAN BUREN, MI ca II, IoFJ.
is hereby given that, by order of the
ATOTn Council of Lie City Of Van Buren, the
7 Cs completion OF the pavement5, on Ma"
time fnn Water Street to ST Joseph Street, has
Streended six months from this date.
ocenL3w A ]. WARD, Nayor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
ILgT IIP1lTlET IRON CALIFORNIA.

'-''s fEaa!iiec'of Go'd.-The Mines Eaer-
@a,.-Higt Icages ard prices for Goods.
sse 0ziOw some extracts from letters re-
f. San Francisco by one of the oldest,
@'%aOSi respecrabIe houses in PearI-st,
''szlcaIed fcs The Tribune by the parties
x Lr=y were addressed. 1t will be seen
!: any coahrn the most exciting accounts
ncnness OF the mines and quantities in
2sgo.d has been procured by individuals.
''.sf has been for eight or len years the
ID correspondent OF The house in question.
Z We are assured by is head. is man of
: SOUND, cautious and reliable character.
.l4' any persons wishing 10 know the
lAe parties can have them by applying
~oicatiOn Office of Tie Tribune, and so
: olF readers 10 the consideration Of the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Wagons for Sale.

AVE Two New Wagons for sale. OF IL suitable
.izs for two horses and strong cnoug! TO carry
oad ro, rour mules ID. DICKSON.
Van Buren,, March 18th, 1872 =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Van Buren, and Fort Gibse

Running an all Stages ofLr STEAMER
4 sn THE New AND STaUrk Err VIII run
sGr--.!.+V-ztlss DESPATCH, Captqen Van burem
49, 80 as regular Packeraught she wili
and TT. Gibson. Being of very
be able to run in all stages Of
March 81, IS49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

a Predict ion.-Mr. Walter Savage Land,
the London Examiner of Dec. 23d, prognosti
that " the occupation of California by the a
cans. will hereafter lay the foundation Of o
and powerful empire. to predominate, at :
tant period. in-the farther east" =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
TAILORING and SECURING.

IIILURIN U anu . Z UU IA IIVU.
YWNtlE subscriber respectfully informs the public
4 that he is now prepared to attend 10 all busi-
ness in his line with neatness and dlspaich--
GenlIenen's coats and pants made. repaired
secured md ceuused, according 10 order. Cutting
clothes for females make. attended 10 IN the
striclest manner. Shop on Main Sreei. nearly
opposite the Office OF the lnteigencer. al The sign
of the Stars and Stripes.
THOMAS \. REEDER.
Van Burcn, March 10. 1919
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
For the Van Buren htelligenccr.
THE NIBBLER.

THE NIBBLER.
A Trout one day, a merry grig,
Was sporting in impid brook,
When 10 above his head he spied
a fly suspended on hook.
AHA :" said he, g you've come again,
= With basket. line and tempting bai:.
Expecting | will bite of course,
And in a trice, decide my fate.
Indeed, you can not catch this child,
l freely through these waters Iangs,
And ni6ble every bait | see
You'll only lose your time and pains.
This nibbling too. is glorious fun;
-'Tis lovely thus to touch and go,
Return, and pluy, and frisk about,
Ahd plague the ang lers So"
As thus he spoke, he darted up
As he was wont, to take a nib,
When suddenly. lie felt a wound
The hook had fastened in his rib
Then Mister Nibbler warning take,
Or else you'll dange in the air, =
And roasted, broiied, ar fried alive,
--- Regret you ever lodged the Fair.
an Barren.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
For the Van Buren, IntelHgencer.
Flowers of Friendship.
No. I.
TO A CHILD OF SORROW

TO A CHILD Of SORROW
BY THE REV. JOHN NEwLAND MAFrIrr
Daughter, when mornings b!ushng sky
By demons overshadowing wing
Was ciouded deep, and Destiny
Closed down SO dark and Sorrowing -
Then. when the inky heaven above.
The shrouded earth and air beneath,
Shut from thy heart the light of love
Acd stif1ed sweet affections BREATH
How sweet DER inky clouds Of gloom
Rose 8elh'lem's bright Respondent Star,
Like Life emerging from the tomb.
Or peace succeeding loomy war!
Now, DER the waves of wo, appears
The Savior walking the sea,
To heal thy heart, dry up thy tears,-
And see, he sweetly smiles on thee
The Night of sorrow, from his eye
Flies like the driven clouds away,
And glory settles DER thy sky
The prelude of IMMORTAL DAY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
MARRIED.

On Sunday Evening 25th of March. A T'AAo
H. B. Howell, Esqr., Mr.. JAMES RArLIFE tF
LINE JOHNSON, all OF this county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Blacksmith Shop to Rent.

n, NHE subscriber, intending loave this city for
az a Time. is desirous of renting his Blacksmith
Shop. on Main street, containing all the necessary
implements for blacksmithHs for one or two torges
He also has for sale, two hundred bushels OF COAL
Terms of rent will be reasonable. .
ROBERT McCURRY.
Nnn Rnren Mnrch II. 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
NOTICE.

NJ Z.
a LII persons having interest in the savings OF
"a cargo from steamboat MUS ANG, sunk in
Arkansas River on the Sd day of january last,
.,ra nou6pd 10 hand in their invoices aud bills Of
luGing without delay.
FOSDICk 81 LAWRASON.
II Camp street, New Orleans.
March, lS49.--3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

Telegrdphic misfake.--Quite serious mistake
occurred the other day in telegraPhic despatch
sent from Philadelphia to Wilmington, Delaware.
1t was to inform gentleman there that his dnugh-
ter, living sick in that city, was mo worse out
the operator rendered it mo more." The aSonz'
ed father, after making some preparations Tor Inc
funeral, came on. and aslonlshed to ind his
much loved child recovering her health.
national BANK IN MExIcO.-The Mexican Pre-
sident has recommended to Congress the establish
nent of a National Bank and committee OF the
Chamber of Deputies has reported favorably upon
the project.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

C+TEET, BEADS Purse silk; purse and bag Clasps
- lust received and for sale by
March 81. '4s. WALLACE & WARD.
3 eORSE AND MULE COLLARS and Wagon
Whips-just received and for sale by
March ri. 40 WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
TO CALlFORNlA CAPITALISTS.

TO CALIFORNIA CAPITALISTS.
a YOUNG MAN. practically acquainted WIN
~ the art Of ASSAYING and REFINING
GOLD. and intending visit California, desires
TO combine his interests with capitalists ar com
pnny going TO that region. For address, apply AZ
this Office.
Van Buren. March 10, lS49
fort Smith Herald please copy.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07

A SalpeHdol.s Speculation has been entered in
- bI some capitalists in Mexico which will di-
recta large share OF the products ofour California
moes INTO Mexican or English mints 1t appears
bv the accounts WHICH we published yesterday
from Corpus Christi, that the sum of two millions
and half in Mexican dollars had been forwarded
from the inferior OF Mexico 10 California TO pur-
chase cod dust, Il is almost impossible that this
,bouH be Mexican enterprise, for the mines and
wealth of Mexico are controlled by English capt.
taIsls, and these no doubt the parties engaged
in this gig antic speculalion. With two millions
and half in coin at San francisco, where goG
dust is selling al half its value, It will not be dl-
cult to realize profit in the purchase OF ore
Indeed we shall not be astonlshed to hear OF
foreign capitalists buying up and carrying OFT the
ore as fast as it is dug; and This ru e VIII continue
mill Congress establishes mint at San Francisco,
or until American citizens have arrived out with
suficien, numbers and with sufficient wealth to
turn the trade and exchange in favor OF lhls coun-
try. ~ 1 """
! An Iadependenf Office Holder.--The Washing
| ton Union publishes the following, ard states that
4 The writer is from the State of Indiana:
WASHINGTON. March ), lS49.
| James K. Polk, President Of the U. STATES:
I SIR: Having opposed
the election Of General Taylor TO the presidency,
and differing with his (the Whig) party IN primer
ple, do moi feel disposed to hold office under his
| administration, and therefore respectfully resign
the situation | have for some years held IN Inc
Treasury Department.
With grea! respect, your obedent servant,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Saddlers' Trimmings,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT-just rec d and for
"A sale by WALLAIh " W. AID
March 81, 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-07
Wagons and gearing for sale.

Van Buren. March II. 1910
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-04

ONE THING IS CERTAIN that Wistar's
Btlsam of Wild Cherry is lar the best remedy now
used for all distressing coughs. and diseases of the
lungs. The cures being performed are really as.
tonishing the world. DR. WlsIar's Celebrated
preparation is wholly an innocent remedy-being
composed principally Of the Wild Cherry. and ex-
trct OF Pine; combined by rev chemical process,
with the genuine Iceland moss, another of Nature S
great curati'es for pulmonary diseases
Those who want remedy that will surely cure
shouid send Immediately TO
DR.. Stry}er, and p. p. Green, Agents for South
port S Johnson, Racine; /. Curtis, Geneva
Price 81 per bottle or six for s..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-04
Great destruction Of Crops at the
South.

The recent severe weather has been exceedingly
destructive to the growing crops especially at the
Soalh. AT Pocatalgo, S. C., the ground was COW
cred with snow on the 9th; near Entaw snow fell
three hours, killing the cotton and damaging the
corn at Beaufort, On the 10th, there was a black
frost, and the thermometer went down 40 degrees;
on the Edsto, planter had thirty acres OF cot
ton cut of, and another crop IN the neighborbood
suffered the same fate The Charleston Mercury
Teckons that half the cotton crop of this State will
have to be put in again.
At Wilmington, N. C., the storm began on the
18th, and snow and sleet prevailed from daylight
I'LL dark five inches of snow fell followed BY hard
frost at night Fruit and vegetables suffered.
At Macon, ga, there snow and frost on the
18th, killing all the cotton that was up The
savannah Georgian has heard of a district of 30
miles over which the storm extended; at Atlanta
lwo inches of snow fell; at Miedgeville and Dalt-
on, cotton, corn, wheat and fruit were destroyed
Jy frost; at Columbia the snow lasted five hours
ding great damage to fruit and vegetation; on the
10Th The weather was still cold at Columbia with
acuttirg north wind; in many places there is not
see enough to be had to repant the cottoa.
In other parts Of Georgia and the Carolnas the
cold was equally severe.
At Charleston, Va, the fruit blossoms were
bshted, and even some of the trees injured The
Richmond Wing says there will probably be no
PEACHES in that State this year, though some ap-
PIES may have escaped.
At Ceuterville, Md, the ground froze so hard
OIL the 9Th that the farmers could not pillow.