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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
PUBLIC MEET TING.
MEMPHIS CON VENTION

PUBLIC NEE TlNG.
MEMPHIS CON VENTION.
A we-attended meeting of the citizens of Craw-
ford County, was held at the Court House. In this
city, on the evening of Thursday, the 10Th inst.
A. J. WARD, Esq, Mayor of the city, was called
to the Chair, and Dr. C. F. Brown was requested
to act Secretary.
On motion of Jesse Turner, Esq, the following
persons were appointed committee to draft reso-
lutons ex pressve of the of the meeting, viz:
Jesse Turner, DIR. r. Stevenson, C.. G. Scott, Jos.
Hawkins, and John Bostick. r.r ...
The committee after short absence returned
with the following report, which was unanimous
ly adopted: ....-.. .. ..
Whereas, at a Public Meeting held in Little Rock
last inter. by the members of the Legislature and
citizens from all parts of the State, sojourning
there, it proposed to hold Convention at
Memphis, on the 4th Of July next, to adoptsuita-
BILE measures for bringing forward a bill in the
Congress, to provide for the construction of a
Rail Road from the Mississippi Valley, opposite
Memphis, to California and whereas, delegates 10
said Convention were appointed at said public
county; and whereas, there is no doubt that the
most practicable, shortest, and cheapest route is
through the State of Arkansas and by this place,
we deem it important that the representation from
this county should be strong one in numbers.
zeal, and ability-therefore,
Resolved, That in addition to the delegates al
ready appointed at the meeting held in Little Rock,
that Messrs. Jno. B. Ogden, ]. ]. Green, H. s.
Wilson, and T. B. Bishop, are hereby appointed
and they requested to advise and act in concert
with the delegates who have been appointed at a
meeting held in Fort Smith, on yesterday.
Resolred, That are fully impressed with the
conviction that the interests of all Crawford Coun-
ty should be combined, and our influence exerted
to obtain the first great object namely, he passage
Of the Rail Road through A Arkansas, and that we
recommend the adoption of such spirit by all the
delegates, believing, as we do, if such is the case
that facts and information can be presented before
said Convention as will bring about such result.
ReSolred, That aware thai statements
made by the citizens either side of the river
can have but little weight before the Convention ;
and that the route will be laid out by competent
engineers. ...
Resolved, That our first desires are that said
road should pass through near this city; but if
in the attainment of the great object, it becomes
necessary to carry 1t the south side of the RI
yer, our second desire will be to take it that wav,
and the whole energies of our united delegation
from Arkansas should be exericd TO promote that
end.
Resolved, That the citizens of our sister coun.
ties in the 4th circuit be urged to hold meetings,
and to appoint delegates to the Memphis Conyen-
ton.
ResOlred, That the Secretary be requested to
furnish these proceedings to The arkansas Intelli-
gencer, for publication.
A. J. WARD, President.
c. +. Brown Secretary,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
An article in the Philadelphia North a.

An article in the Philadelphia NorIh A'
speaking of California, says:
After the gold mania shall have aoa'e1
our emigrant friends will discover ano'ne,
quality in California, which will, prooae
much TO your liking-namely, that II
country for earthquakes. AT MONTEREY,
ing to Sir George Simpson, not less '1'a
dred and twenty shakes were noticed ,Sil y
successive months in the sum"'er o. l0r
of these as may be supposed, were very s"7
but, in proof that they are not alwsS,
George speaks as having seen. near w. .bs
sides shattered churches, a "reni ID ~
mile or SO in length. and thirty OF ioi'
depth," the result Of q recent earthaua"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
Messrs. James Shannon, Jonathan Allen
and others, Eudpsuille, Ark.

The RESURRECTION. The fol!oWLn
which we publish at the request of the ~
Turrentine. will explain the delay IN me
ance Of this work: Ark. DeN'
Mr.. EDlToR-Sir: desire 10 give n'
those who are expecting my work on 'l,1
surrection," about this time, that, owo5,
absence from this city, when the Pu5Isne.
came to hand, the work will be necessI
layed, for few weeks. Your ob't seIv
-. ...,.. .-. .,. C. p. TURRENl|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Posi- OFFICE REMOVED The Post Office has
been removed to Pascial d Ogden's buildings on
Main street, nearly opposite to the Court House..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Mr.. j. NJ BUTLER, of Little Rock, is authorized
to take subscriptions for the arkansas InteAigen-
Ger, to receive payment therefor, and to receipt
for the same. .....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

GrThe proceedings of the meeting held at For
Smith in relation to the Pacific and MISSISSIPPI
Rail Road will be published in our next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

WANTED.-We want sprightIy, intel
Iigent lad, IA or l6 years old. to come and learn
the printing art with us. One from the country
preferred.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

OH Many thanks TO Capt. Smith the gentle
manly clerk of the Pennywit for late papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Ch The polite officers of the DHrOc are emil
tied to our thanks for late papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

The riuer has fallen about feet during the
week; and is still falling slowly 1t is in ordinary
navigable condition. The Robt. Norris departed
for New Orleans on Saturday; the Amaaca ana
Duroc, for the same port on Sunday. The w. ii.
Day, up on Sunday and returned same day: The
Monedo to Fort Gibson on Monday.
Duroc down on Tuesday. The PennyucH from
New Orleans, on Thursday and will return down
the river to-day. ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

6rWe are under obligations to Col. Armstrong
of jefferson county for late papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

1t is said that Gen. Thomas G. Polk, cousin
Of the ex-president, and good whig, viii be nP-
pointed marshal of Mississippi.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
TERMS REDUCED.

The terms of subscription to the ''lntelligencer"
has been reduced to TWO DOLLARS,
per nnnum, inrariably in adUance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Death of Prince in Work House.-The
March, in the work house of St. Georges, in the
East, died Louis Christophe the soi.disant Prince
of Hayti.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
VIRGINIA ELECTION.


The last Washington Union and New Orleans
Crescent contain news of the election of the fol-
lowing members to Congress, in Virginia, viz ::
Democrats, BayIy, Nison, Siddon. Meade, Hola-
day, Mcdowell Bocock, Everett, Parker, Ed
monson, Powell, and Newman,-l2; achigS, Nor
ton l. To be heard from 2.
| The Louisville Democrat has informa ton :hat
the democracy have elected fourteen out of teen
members of Congress. Morton the g lone Star -
of whiggery was elected by democrats over PEN
dleton who smelt of Free Soilism.
"OId Virginia tires" in the cause of de.
mocracy.
GrDates have been received from California
10 the Sd of March. Fifty vessels had arrived at
San Francisco during one week. Their cargoes
had overstocked the markets with all kinds or
merchandise, which selling at New York
prices. The steamer California had been desert
ed by her crew the next day after her arrival at
San Francisco, and she was unable to return to
Panama, for the want of hands. Gold still holds
out as plenty as ever, and placer is reported in
lower California, rivalling those on the Sacra-
mento. The steamer Oregon touched at Mazat-
Ian on the 18th of March. A schooner had ar
rived there from San Francisco with $4,000
ounces Of gold.
A NeU Field.-A writer from Panama saws:
"Several parties are now in the vicinity, max
ing geological and neurological examinations.
They are highly pleased with their success thus
far, and there is no knowing but that they Disco
yer deposltes of gold rich those of California.
We have seen of the ore washed out of the
beds of rivers and taken out of quartz, and we
look with great deal of interest for their future
examinations" .......
o. The seat of government for the Territory
of Minnesota, is ST. Paul's, and w. w. Wyman
has issued prospectus for newspaper there, to
be entitled the "Epistle of 81. Paul."
Il Second Father MattheU.-Father Chiniouy.
priest of the Catholic persuasion has been
preaching temperance at Montreal, with such
earnesness and effect, that in four days he ad-
ministered the total abstinence pledge to 10000
persons. .r - -.. o.
0TThe democrats of Tennessee have nomi-
mated Gen. VIM. TrousdaIe as their gubernatoria
candidate in the forthco ming State election.
A Case 10 decide upon.--We were accos,ed yes.
terday, by Captain H., who wanted to know if we
charged :" man who didn't know a letter in the
L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

OF A speed Of IS miles in 40 minutes, has
been obtained by locomotive the York and
Newcastle railway, England, and il, is computed
that when new rails are laid on the road, which is
to be done soon, the engine be run 80 miles
per hour.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

EMessrs. James Sutton, James Keet, J. w.
Chew, Mark Bean, and ]. l.. Dickson, were
elected Internal improvement Commissioners, in
Washington county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

o. The trial of LoRING PIcKERING, editor of
the ST. Louis Union, on an indictmen Mt cha rgng
him with an assault, with an intent to kill F. P
BLAIR, Jr.. was brought to a close on the 27th-
Alter an hours absence the jury returned ver-
dict of not gully.
The indictment was found upon the evidence of
BAR, who is making himself no:oriously conspi-
cuous as a leader of the handful of Rarnhurners
IN Missouri. He is affecting great importance to
himself by lntimating that his life is endangered
in consequence of bis great zeal in the cause of
free-soIism. Il
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

0TThe democrats of Tennessee have nomi
mated Gen. VIM. Trousdae as their gubernatoria
candidate in the forthco ming State election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Gt- A gold digger has arrived in Boston with
$4,000, which he dug himself in five months, be-
sides the expenses of living.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

A Case TO decide upon.--We were accosled yes.
terday, by Captain H., who wanted to know if we
charged ga man who didn't know letter in the
DOOR, 80 much one who could read the paper
through and throseb. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Cotton Rising.-Saes up to the ID inst, al
New Orleans. in ten days were 10000 bales at
an advance of IA and 2-3 per lb;-caused by the
news of the Europa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

E The seat of government for the Territory
of Minnesota, is St. Paul's, and w. w. Wyman
has issued prospectus for newspaper there, to
be entitled the EpiStle of ST. Paul' .e0
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

a Second Father MaHheU.--Father Chiniouy.
a priest of the Catholic persuasion has been
preaching temperance at Montreal, with such
earnestness and effect, that in four days he ad-
ministered the total abstinence pledge to 10000
persons. .. . . ... r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

6JThere being universal complaint of bad
roads throughout the county authorized to
say that the utmost rigor of the law will be en-
forced upon constabIes of townships for failing
spec,ive townships. and overseers of roads who
neglect to repair them. The fine for such ne
glec, we believe, is S25, for both, constable and
OyerSeer
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

0-Mr. Bancroft 8 new volume, the fourth of
his History of the United States" will be pub
lished in September, and the fifth, which is nearly
all written, will follow in the coming spring.
The sheets of the fourth have been read by a
friend of the editors of the Home Journal who
thinks the Quebec campaign, and the character
of Pitt which it contains, will be received the
most splendid specimens of historical writing ye,
furnished by this country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

"FITs.'- not often that fits are a, all de-
sirable, yet who is it that does not like "good
ft'' when tailor does up his garment? Speak
firm of Reeder & Skeggs, has way of cuttirg
and fitting gentlemen's clothes, peculiarly his
own, that never fails to make good fl. and those
about to get s. new rig" would do well to give
him a call.
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ANEvg AHp IN1pRovED COOK STOVE,


GTNTLF 'fFVV FrRNT,HfNG WIFEHDtNE.
30 nm TA-~Af STREET.
I'IRsT RIGHT lNSD CORSER g John.-t from
! Brcadway. " q n wogI specfu.J ,i|i a'tra-
u,n ~ Per' cUeu o. t's SOCK of Fall ana Wlst--
soods. which for quality ani sy.e Il not s1rPe'sei ay
sny esq -lm.r Don lh~ cly, being a. - ed win great
cal. f8r, be most approved manufactures q Fng and.
Fance Germany and the United sAss, exclusively tor
hs city retail trade embracing al The styles OF craya
and Use, n-udlrg De ARIEL te, new afii-
Gle. s-1cks. susccrdc hcsOus cHai-. shts ot every
fsscr uu1u o rrl HId cotton, pocket ftndkercnieis OF
ell ard linen cauurc plain AMI rgIrrt borders, gloves
every description OF I'D, hu,k WOO. ss aid cotton,
unfers ard Growers q plain an nhn'd ss c'orl
laub.vuJl rerno shaker snit. ShsEsr f'lne, Eugifh
cat..r &c E0.iart. c8fou hose s-t hsf h'se mrfo',
-cu'cu Isubs WOO sc dressing Cowr' um relies NUT
lsfs cfsvst stflers, purses, riding belts and al
variety Of ober Sucies suitable for mems wrsr As1,
iadies' sig merin) and cotton und-rvesis' &c sliris
made order III shortest notice The person 10 res
.ured ard 10 guaranteed or money returned ct 4wc
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California kmssvaass.
Ia bark Piso from Bos,OD, Nov t. for BsalOls. al.

la bark PisS, from Restop, Nov. t. for Bsales. ali.
fornis'
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20 CONTRACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS viii bee received at the on 70 n
- th- James River sal Karawha Company 10 Rich
nogd unl the 81 day Of Nov uryt Or he conslrlcuoa
~ .tnu. dam srr1ss James River ar Malena Adventure
70 Is q r4I.-- above ~ huo4d.
The Dan VII, pc about '.iH fee. o su1 TO icet high
Tho WORK xll is PAID f1r in current bsnk notes Be
r he usual l-seryst Oh - per cent ne month y
es mates. ne Courscior Si be required to sire
.-c4rty sAusfact0ry he Board u Directors. FOR tho
eff -. l4 The contract
Pans of he above work wi b exhibited, and H.
cations thereof fee4 ID Tire contractor 81 the COMpa
nys oac- in Rlchuoad by he 5sh day OF Nov next %
app nesfIuu to TIE Secretary 0fthe Company.
WALTER GNINN, Chef h. glneer J a x Co
H..frfI.rd. on H. 1859 ~ aaNIN
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EXCURSIONS.

xT~~ss FOR kEYgURT AND PORT hak-,
u 49,. - ' bION--iho steamer JOHN hAAL
caves ChsHDers-st pier dsly fslsoaZs
eIcep;ed) Al O'Clock, Pm Rstafnins, leaves ksy,on
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steamer NORWALk, Capt r. Biydsnbufgh, VIII ~,
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fues4sy, Tasfsdsy and Saturday o. o'eiocs. IN -
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Al persons are foro's trgsang any psfsoa 90 AZ
~ me shove hOst owner
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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