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a kolfwoF Tr-aier -ore-f srfrluI f.r iNir" ..-l ri
orv The crest "ARAB TROUPE n 'hr.l ~ .nt-rii.
performance. combined with several cr-nra.rd Foca
an r-ri uarfsl PERFORMER. VINO sy give three ar 1r
In.m'tsn.e nrerts commencing nn Ihl kNDAf fNfN-
INC Isn $3.50 Doors open sinf -FertOunsnre t' COM
n--ca 81 "A nck Aln-..nn D r.l-.- WV
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MARINE JOURNAL


sS SEE mSkiNt |'th'f. fv'NiH f'"E ~
,trARrp Sims Coumsa Furber Lssfpoo' Montreal Chao
Bnstou - =. 49,.
a. i-a-f.r 81 Jsso Cuha bf bus Belfast y, he4ne'
Barhsto-s ,.,-.-t-,... IL. a. eel.
gsr. Baltimore Mar.-;ts Burr, Knapp, Richmond hasar'
4 DAVIS Dice s. CrolN
Btl- Fofpa.so. Drake. >ouiA Amtst
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n lNIrMO -rAIE- MAILI

III --Ha----S-W IIH aAd WUktk7TfH, whbOut
change Of cars or baggage, OF without crossing any
fr, Passengers taking tho cars NJ NOf"ch t0f Auyns
p,.efl arc Insured their hrough 10 bosisn-hls
b ii. only INLAND ha communicates through ~
.s.lnho.t and railroad Passengers by his Inc are az
cono.ied through by he conductor Of tho uan, VINO
IN have psTucular charge OF thef baggage, and VIII
Otherwise sivs his attention 10 insI osse and comfort
oil battery plsceD daily, ~ O'Clock, NJ tsundsys ~
cepts1l a. follows WORCESTER, Caps. J. w. WI
Nsms ,siI lesy. New.YOrk Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urtay. CLEOPATRA, Capt Van Pslt, viii lsaye New
Yor. Mondsy Wednesday aud friday. Ffeghi for Hoe
ton 4, taken al as low rate BY other ine and FOR
yrded with greater expedition FOR feigh OF passage
apply on board or The ocs he south aide OF Pier
~ No,ta RIVER BH
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z Ihe Anniveriary of the .lnking Fund

y " NtII-s- N-If0l-s- EFIsc0Ps Lllf.1 olT-
ne- ~ Nrf1 aud Avenue 3, postponed from Cnrsrmss
ff-l ln consequence u llf1v0rso.e weather. vii b.
BE- b the evening Jarusry Actresses vii be delivered
-h1l
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- r-,s,p.s<,,1 NRw ROJrk 10 ZION
sit TREAi-wlNtER AkktNot
". ..R8--A2- "a h : IDANff.i. HAsll A.

CONCORD NORrHFIELD MONTPELIER and MON
rREAI-Nia Steamboat 10 Ahyns foiut Norwich ara
Worc .trr AID Worcester ard Nsshus ksrosds fsss~n
gers ecu esve .ouh so. Il Pier Ne Norh River IN the
steam bosts MORCESrkt or CLkcf AtkA daily sun
d.y. txcepted) O'Clock. NJ Tor Nofwi ch cor Ayns
Posfl taking he steamboat tain Rom yns f"inl 'o
Wofc .ier hors the line connects Win toe worcester snh
Na.tla Concord Nurhrrn and Vermont Central ReiIoads
for t, sbovenznsd places Passengers Ds N' touse WI
hi asi "a reach either OF the above places in naca rss
lime ad cheaper fare ~ any other way Stages VIII
30 be- readiness Mortified 10 convey psss"nses 70 son'
heller Burlington 81 Abars Monres, flstsnurs, Msons
,nd ohsr poiuis in northern vermont add cew'f ora
Freight Tor Lowell. Nashua Concord, and ouof places ou
hs ine ~ The above Railroads, TAI en- Al iow rate fot
frher Information inquire at the Office OF Ne Norwich End
& . on Steamboat Company, ~ Pier No. y. kiyef pu
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS /.

~ FDR -ALE-The stock and fixtures aud ease ~
o.. Hair. Comb and fefinmery store, now euhs
- good business. The of he owner selling c1i
in con.equen OF the death of his wife The -sse
y-srs with lhe privilege o. ID years lrqufe 3" sow~y
a. tou -ALE-Ah 81 cls,s brown stone from houss
70 iul feminist near University place, rrpeie Win al
~ The modern i'm royemruis and u now ready 70 occu
py Inquire OF Z HOLLEi or A I. SMITH, 10 NsI".
~ .,s.rs B6r
- FURNISHED IOU-K-tP town, would be
NJ I. low 10 a ,ond iet ant Until ls of May and per
s1 haps longer Address Elisha. Tribune Once y u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

FLOUR ASD MEAL-Ia FLOUR there have been sale. % ife1
Sat tie marie, bow ony "a r5r,esn, on ss;1isay. pf..
The sales reached s0Obb including shout 400 ob' N-w Orleans
state Fouf slKa5 81 for good brs6d. 75a6 l
for root and fancy brands Included the 1000 bb' o.
oeo ~ o4 We heard OF no shipping demand ~ any e'tet
at Of NO operations for future deliver sellers however 49,
900 bbs 37a5 90 for @eosetown. Baltimore Peer-
i,a wa. sl.o nsse on private terms Me. am sh ...
ob. Jersey eias9 Sale. 90 Dol. flour at gHaa IS
sses Buckweat and Fro.is t. n
s,1 q half bb Pine Feed selling at 9E cis shorts sn
Nod inss 20 -.
- lie fbary ErH'ng Jonoi speaks tus 81 t- stock. of
Bresistlf, At Aban,
The stock Of Flour the hsnds Of regular dealers and conm.
houses, tins morning, was $500 b0s Ne include 90 l~
amount about 400 bbs stored 90 the Greeu6ush Mile boz conos
b merchants city The stock on hand last al this Fsof
900 bbs beng 300 eo' more Than now ID he ety. The
1900 buhe, The Ivoh Mills BY reducing the Wheat 20 Flour.
Wet r Tor 9asi 10 81 10 bbs he .;os Of other Crane b.
unuuas lt the Qusy and Pier Ihs amount Of BARE, n he
a. 49, c,,,i IN crr,..,p house. .o8 resil,, dealer.
cf the dnck which ahost the H. ne
800 bushels Rye 400 90 Oats and sny about
ll 30 Corn d seVeTa, small iots
GRAIN-Hoie of Com advanced their tbs morning.
advance buyers did not appear Ite o1
% the dsy 10000 bush Old end new southern Or dung al
ci- TIE market shows about cts advance Wheat quite dull
With but lew samples on the market The stock here hass depe,
upon the Re - cts, with 'ses 200 bush r.
O,t. there ). much doing.
PRovsoNsThe buaysny Pom continues and tie asois
supply much reduced The sales TO-DAY or 600 bh a.
va % a. ~ H So. p ar so bs .rc. Re-,
hesv, under buyers previous puces Sales
prime Lard al J cts parcel of 5000 n CITY sies' cry
bone Tie market steady for Butter and Cheese
WHISKY. ia small supply, and nooala sa%astot' Sale.
TAIL0w-Is firm at ~ cts, With good demand
MoLAssis e Of loo hhd' CUBA "a. made 2. u Co. mos
RlCE-saes 2O0 ics At s3a5 lsA
WINE ~ casks Port sold Al 7bdso cis
ROSiN-W We note sales 100 bb-, from yard, az l4n
PIMfNIOA sale of or 900 bags wa reported Al a. 'of'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

- r. luNGsTREET hss hand 81 his Who's
L. sse ma Retail Clothing Warehouse, 81 Nssss1st y
Y Arge assortment q overeosis Of a. syes now u use
80 rsst variety OF Winter business coats which he VIII
al without regard 10 coat !ol he purpose Of msNn roon
Tor III. extensive sprns STOCK which he intends saa
80 anvi.Lnl IN he [ aited states 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

men of the city Of New-Y Ork.-The regular meet
jig of tie Society vii be held Mechanics Hal ~
Bos1~sy, his evecirg January S. ore hour ssr sunset
ISAAC FRYER. Secretary
TIE Anniversary meeting for the election u officers for
the ensuing year will be hid Tuesday. Jan a. io
O'Clock A. ". DN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
EDWARD J MADUtNf LnHII Hhu-
JosEPH c TREADwfLL, Secretary pAlo,ll, 10.

n McrcRnfIIe LlbrHfy A-socIhtIOu'-l 80
members q she Association who are In avOr OF me Ache
nominated By the COnmiiee appointed by ne nemoefs As
provided In the constitution, vi nuui dctauon or pfecon-
and all hn opposed 10 any movement origin alus
viii cque sOme Of them not even members OF me lnsu
guOu) aclst-d by personal motives ~ VINO believe
that tle regular candidates have justly earned pfononon
by able faithful services 40 the Asss0cau0n 49, request
ed 10 meet si the Second Ward Hotel Thursday even
Ing fn Inst Al y ococr 20 take measures 90 secure me
81 Ia- rffl fIrh af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

swINDLING Officers Crawford
snd Parker of the Ninth Ward yesterday arrested two
gouug men named Charles Anderson aud Frederick A.
Mariner on charge Of having swindied several gro
GERS In the City out of goods 10 considerable amount
y obtaining property under false pretences and giving
mortgages upon their stock to dierent persons As se
nty for the pay ment OF what property they desired
% get on credit a complaint was also preferred
sgslsi them for obtaining about $3.50 in cash from
touug German named John Schalim by a iraudu
snt transaction Justice Mountfort held toe accused
psrtes to bail 20 answer the Court of General Sessions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

r. Mercantile Library A--ociation-R egu
lar Nominations, 1919;

For PrCsfcnf.
Isaac Il Bailey with. ...... George Palen.
ice Presiieaf
Thomas Bsyagd. with ..Rensud Francois
Corresponding Secretary.
Henry A Oakley with. Howard Insurance Company
Recording Secretary.
J. Eugene Bersrd. with. Thomas " Bsysud.
Ireqsuvcr
Theodore Stout wth....... Merchants Exchange BsnE
IreCfofs.
r T TOurnier with. ....... Marsh Fresr
{ r Livermofe. wiih...... Coin. Bradley Co
PlrcA, wi'h...........C Deuison.
w { ERIK wih...........J : Carpeutef
David Wstmore. .Weimore 4 Co.
Brent A Breed Viih......R D. d NJ. Murray
L 2 Tius..................S Valentine Son
EDWARD J MADDEN, Chairman
Josgpu & Tpr.DWFrr Secretary B41Ull. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

81 n -COAL.-so0 tons Of besi Red Ash Mi
NJ ZO. Goa dschNginF tnis week from schooner
Orsor Al the foot Ct Csnalsi North River A. = = de-
iv-r-t 5000 tons Coal 81 th- very iore.t price-
ne Peach Orchard warranted A. he yards - Washing
tou, pear sonng-si and l06 Secondsi near Fssverne
- In P. KERRlGAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

NgrANTED-A s.-1suon by respecta-.e ..-. to go
W general homework Or Cham -rsl ard waiter 1ss
10 o. -c0r G. g0r me COUNTY sheen produce he bee.
of 70 '-rerce nm Der la,t see Cal a. 5 formerly D.
Prrc--sf Bros Is poo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

NIR WoOD8JRN's second corc-ff ~ The course "
VI axe p.sce a. RltEcrs irsgl.s Tat k>oAl Ev-un.
Isruarvs fos vcV 90 ro.lrlrruerL .ti.s
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w. OF W. Fine X W i1IhlA ltflE Ni ota+7 10
Nv FOrE viii hold special Degree session hs evening
81 O'Clock. 70 The q l. rooms So Broadway hepfesec-
f4tves requested 90 he ruocus Iu sttendzrce BY Of
Ger ufl ~ n. PRAlL. Grand Secretary.
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l.s ,ociefy notified that meeting VIII be- he'd tls
evening, 81 81 BerEnsr-st 81. n By order,
john OROU RKE. Secretary.
section No VII meet above on I1lrsdsy eveulrEl+
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NV BOOKS FER STEAMER EUROPA.

A1.ers Progressive Gernsn Rescer limo. 8
ulerforfs German Grammar, etlted ty Adler, SKI
e. rnr 81 5 lis
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. Americnn In.lltute-A - mes u


lustute f BE- - he rooms n me American lrslili
5l3 Broadway corner Alihony-sf or Thluday EEK Jal
o. : O'Clock BY orde- oflne Trustee
Ais+ HENRY MEl6s Recording Sec
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NOTICE 10 Pilots AND MASTERS o. VESSELS

lrkzAsIlTE. sTATfs IuaSr. Jan. o. 1859
hce is heIeHy given 90 Pots and masters ~ ves.s
thft 1 Proc atou Of ~ syor o. the Ciy % e OK
ne r~ of NewOr.-s-s declared io infected pori
1ai t- =. n February. End hat vesses from sad p0-
~ at eced 20 from he Heath Otcer "a
rsrffr- 'rnr. ffs
ALsX 3 WHITING Heslta OF-sr
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vfI ThIrsdsy. iil lsf a. g a. Constitution Hal
fn Broadway Persons DESTROYS - bio are lesi-1 10
attend tJA.. " : r TAYLOR. Director
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24

'VI7J1J1J '--
sdl AGissmsAlkissy my chsFnhAgsSaAssn
A lover said to his blue-eyed g&sEosH isSi
~ won't" said she, ''you lazy eli,
Screw up your lips and help youyself:"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
pARkERS PATENTS.
FOR
In Hydraulic POwc-

4 lL persons iuirneiug on lhes P.ts .
are cautioned MOTTO pay for sad la.
Judgements or violations. to LYNAS Ap
cu.Nr, DtNifl ltNrnRry aud 1uonls
BAaSsS, OF either At them scunsss nv
gents. uudei power OF auornsy dated -
Tic lsih dayof January A b. isis msnn.
tract dated on the ith day OF 10 same oulh
az said power OF attorney and conlrs r.s
isyoked ly me on ihe Cad dav ofAprl, 1910
/ENl LON PARK ER paisniss
hrVaih. t.lu MAY Oh. 1910
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

The ol- lsU.Ns apsf gat.'h,, d..
.uWIf4
~assarAR.itt.- Among iue ruaet..At,
laru uI tls MlNN medical r,ol. lu.t,
ToNnseaas bclfs ihe palm cd supct IT,,
G,sIulerI af excellent iaul, mtd.4Dt
aa,i.r NsoI ID lu. ouf ovu fmUN Wlhts
.c. s.tau.a.c 40 Gao rerons.snl a Wi
Iaferf. .ttts.
Od4 J.,ot Iounr,fd
some reonic wh1 are not well iu'urrs
afd have urf read she psptis. aud uot,-.
sHfa',aiise neuts. have been led to sun..,,
insl because h,so mon rar,rlso lhslt.,
- 'o.d Jacob iownscnd'., uatlt n.us
course tc coo original IRIS less Naa ...
wear sfDee N,, commenced 90 maie i.,.
medicine uuis h1s bccnlu tns maf.cf $50.
ysafs p, nm
Radsol oy % J. Spence.
Nlr N rtlrr
ENh lin ~llOr MD BUG Dr. f,
N\ uom astonishing ,Hettw
...uA. - nee. IS fi.ilf fcraf,ca as lts tt ,
sr.f b. vo.i. u..a4 iut j,sifnt iNtss r.,
800, vrfnln. some duRgi,is 30, that ins
nave thas which - iusi a. good Hlsn..
o.. lh-'e nptniur equal Go
tuts.le hy % l. lloDhins Nuusut 80
sliihs .crHis ui iAs Drasenbsig Mcu. ne,
Ma, -, 1870 So
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

NDk SALE A "coud hand Co,rr
soVs. ln.nfs stlI.s nNse
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
POOR RICHARDS SAYINGS.

these celebrated maXlms, which we're origInal j.
ly published in the series Of Poor Richards Al
manac." conducted by DR.. Franklin. about a
century ago, have recently been collected into n
volume and reprinted. in handsome style. No
writings ever better deserved preservation. or en-
ioyed during their day more general popularity.
We think no apology necessa ry for presenting a
few of them TO our readers. even though TO some
they should be old acquaintances. They differ
from many Of the productions OF our day, in not
firing by repetition.
Hunger never saw bad bread. . % ....- .
The first mistake in public business is the going
into it. ......... .. ...-.... ...r
Some grow mad by studying much 10 know,
But who goes mad by studying good TO grow
Tart words make friends spoonful of
honey will catch more flies than gallon of vine
gar. ... boom ". r. .. .
Drive thy business, or it will drive thee
He that can travel well afoot, keeps a good
horse. .
Beware of little expenses small leak will
sink great ships. ..
"a ploughman on his legs is higher than gen.
ternan on his knees. n' ...-r n.rgN .r
IL that falls in love with himself will have no
rivals.
Law, like ccb. webs, catches small flies.
Great ones break through before your eyes. "
If pride leads the van, beggary brings up the
rear.
Keep thy shop, and thy shop will keep thee.
God heals. and the doc tor takes the fees. bon.
The worst wheel Of the cart makes the most
noise. .., .....--
What maintains one vice would bring up two
children. f s f..i .Il-. o.
Nothing humber than ambition when it is about
to climb. -.r
! The discontented man finds no easy chair. &
When Prosperity well mounted, she let &c
saddle. ..fr -.-.-f.
If man could have half his wishes, he would
double his troubles.
He's fool that makes his doctor his heir.
A change of fortune hurts wise man no more
than change in the moon. ~ s li..-.a '. Z
| ? Kings and bears oft worry their Keepers a
I Fools make feasts and wise men eat them
Love we'll. whip WE'LL
Scarlet, silk, and velvet have pu; out the hitch
! en- fire. .Eu 1ia1i a s'
| Nothing dries sooner than tear.
| If you would not be forgotten rs soon as yor
are dead and rotten, either write things worth
reading, or do something worth writing. b-.I
A rich rogue Is like fat hog,
Who never does good till dead as log.
| Mankind are very odd creatures one-liaIt cen
sure what they pracuce, the other half practc,
what they censure. The rest always say and d.
| as they ought.
/ The idle man is the devils hreling whose Ii
very is rags, whose diet and wages are famine an,
disgrace.
! Great takers, little doers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
ALE OF ARKANSAS.

!, ao, an election was held on the 14ih
y march last. for the election of a
,,I s oIate of Arkansas. to fill the va
!, : OlIlce, n occasioned by the resignation
u HiAs, 1t appears from the official re-
|Ae ec'fon. this day compared, at the
|kS. ife'arv of State. that, at said eIec-
Id eissnIe received three thousand four
'd estsix votes, and CYRUS w. Will
he votes .Nousanf three hundred and
1srafOre, we, -..
Prssideu, of The undersigned, Richard
aid State, Thonaate, and acting Co.
as Supreme Court, dlhnson. Chief JUS
u State. BY virtue o.avid B. Greer.
% the constitutions of authority in
7eare and make known Estate, do
sas'iutionalIy elected Goveiosln 5.
A'kansas. to fill the vacancy cof the
sad for the term prescribed by th' as
'ndsr our hands, at Little Rock. on
sa April, 4. d. ls49. v
/. c. BYRD, President Of the
Senate and acting Governor
THOMAS JOHNSON,
Chief Justice of The Supreme Court
DAVID B. GREER. -g
Secretary Of State
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
ROCK HOTEL
l. A n G Il r E E.

NEW SECTIONAL MP OF ARhiNSAS. g.
TJAVING Just returned from Cincinnati, where
have tracted for the engraving, printing, &C.,
of nv New SECTIONAL Mar OF ARKANSAS, l would re-
specially inform the public, that the above Map will
be ready for delivery in January next. a.|-..
1t will be done in the finest style of line engraving,
and BY the most competent engravers west of the
A Alleehauies Said Map will show all the Greeks,
Bayous, Post-ofces, County Seats. and every section
and fractional section on each navigable stream in
the Statc that persons may point to the tract on
which they live. In addition to these L have laid
down from the Maps file in the office of Col. Rear
don the land selected by the State of Arkansas as
part of the 5OG,0 900 donated by Congress, the
Seminary lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
sections attached each also all the Military Land
townships are laid down, taken from the books in
the Auditors office and if any changes are made in
the county lines. counties formed by the en-
suing Legislature will be enabled to show them all
corplete Price, in pocket form with clasp, S-,
on rollers splendidIy colored and vanished. So
The pocket map be sent to any part of the State
By mail; and orders are rapidly coming IN, those
desrous of procuring early viii please send in their
names soon possible. e. LANGIREE-
Little Rock, Nov 3, 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

Capt. Blair Summons says that there is ma n
in Persimmon County, Indiana, who has been
married six years, with the result of six red head
ed children. No family ever raised moro
cheaply, for as fast the children were born,
they were stuck head up in hollow stump, and
there fed by creduous wood-pcckers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
.. --I From the Louisville Journal. a, 7..s.
LINES WRITTEN ON GOOD FRIDAY.

Ages have fled. yet time endears, I'll
The day when mingling ran ,-g gr -
Oar blessed Saviour's blood and tears,
For sinful. thankless man:
Say, when Judea's rocks were rent,
And Heaven its lights withdrew, at'
Did none on earth that hour repent .era
The deeds man dared 10 do r. ..
Yes by his Cross one female form
Low kneeled, and wept. and pray ed
For Mary's heart was still the warm, ...
Fond heart which Heaven had made
Then. woman. boast this day as yours,
Man fears its holy name; "
Oh let him weep, repentance cures on
A world of guilt and shame reuu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

Benefit your friends that they may love YOU
more dearly still benefit your enemies that they
may at last become your friends.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

NOTICE.

=
w all " Old Settlers or Western Cherokees,'' who
Il have not been enrolled for per capita allowance
unoer the provisions of the Cherokee treaty of 1876
The Committee has ad iourned to meet again at the
Cherokee Agency, on the lst Monday in June next,
and VIII remain session for few days. for the pur-
pose OF closing their business at which tne it be
leved, that every individual who is enrolled,
land who is entitled,) viii have ample time to come
forward and have their names and families
enrolled In the meantime, however, all Chero KEGS
who are entitled old settlers may call either of
the undersigned Committee, their respective resi-
dences, or the Agent. at the Cherokee Agency, and
nave their name or names and families enrolled and
on the Meeting Of the Committee, the first Monday
IN June next their names will if approx Of BIZ the
Committee, be entered on the proper list
R. c. S. BROWN, Agt. U. S.
JNo G. HARNAGE,l
CABBIN SMITH,
-.-.. WM. DREW, oioAee Oo'inlittee
s-=--- Ea- kah. Sta Skee.- e-l,la-,sas
AARON HICKS. not present, one of the Che
rohee Committee.
Cherokee Nation, 9th April. 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

British Consistency.-Whi!e the British forces
were prosecuting the siege OF Mouton, IN INDIA, a
shell from British mortar blew up a fort of the
natives, containing vast quantity of powder, and
DESTROYED vast number of troops, the Dewan's
mother, &C., &c. The English journals rejoice
greatly over this success; and state that the "lacky
ariiIIerymen ~ through whose agency it was ac-
compIished, were g rewarded on the spot -..
When the American General, Winfield Scott,
attacked Vera Cruz, he gave permission to the
women and Don-combatants to retire before he
commenced operations. Notwithstanding this hu-
name notice, the British press lifted up their united
voices in chorus Of holy horror at the destruction
which the American shell afterwards caused among
the male and female inhabitants of Vera Cruz, nd
execrated Scott as kentucky savage" The
truth is, SCOTS real crime was that he was sue
cessful, and that he was an American
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
III PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

our e' Slson entitled to the right of pre-emp-
pf0'N u tle lands within the townships and
e,ingz he sane to the satisracpSon = Of the re-.
d ah' lceiver OF the proper land office. and
ans 81" therefor as soon as practicable after
+; oue ~ aOhce, and before the day appointed
MS hn nNaencemeGt of the nnbl;c sale Of the
IOmOs' ag The tract claimed; otherwise such
&c. Ss forfeited.
SHOP RICHARD NJ YOUNG
;eS. saoner of The General Land Office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
LIST OF LETTERS,

% EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Van Brren.
hS Arkansas, on the 3lst March. which If not
taken ont within three months. will be forwafded
10 the General Posi- Office. as Dead Letters.