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Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
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GHs & NA &So 'HNL va w. II ~o
THE planters of the Southwest are respecs-
i inlly informed that the manufacture Of Gins
has been recently commenced, and is now in full
operation, al Collinsburg, Busser Parish. La
Ii IS designed that tbs establishment shall he
permanent and The proprietor sociis patrona re,
under the pledge Of furnishing au article superior
to any now IN
The patronage and reward Of industry is ever
in proportion 10 The utility of lis products Profit
is the first oLjrct in all enterprise; and TO secure
this object, superior Skill materials and attention
are required in establishment, that would
compete successfully with those of long standing
and popularity.
No pains expense has been spared TO secure
these advantages. Ingenious, skillfcl worhmel,
the best material, and the most approved patterns
are employed. and the proprietor designs that the
reputation OF his establishment shall be deiermn-
ed and sustained by the superior quality of his
gins. Tuey will be furnished to purchasers at the
most convenient points the river, above or be =
low the raft, upon terms as reasonable and ac-
commodating, can be had at any estah ahlslneat
of The kind in the country. The mos, careful and
prompt attention will be given 10 the repairing Of
gins; and TO all orders in that line Of business.
JOHN p. COLLINS.
eviIle, Bossier Parish, La.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
II. 4. 1. AIN r. ",
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
iEwIsvILLE, LArAYETrE COUNTY, ARK.
now 1874
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TN pursuance Of law. I. ZACHARY TAYLOR, Presi-
i d-nt CT the United STATES oil America. do here
by declare and make known, that public sales
will he held at the aforementioned Land Offices,
in the State of ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter
desgnaird, to witt
Al the Land Off at RArEsvILLE, commencing
on Monday, the seventh day Of January next, for
the disposal Of the Public Lands situated within
The aforementioned townships to wit:
North of the base line, ana ,cest Of the Gtk prin-
cipaL meridian.
Township two OF range three.
Township two. of range four.
North of the base line, and east Of the fifth prin
cipa! meridian.
Township fif;eer. of range two.
A, the Land Office at FAYETTEVILLE. com
mencing on Monday, the fourteenth day of Janu-
AIRY neat Tor the disposal Of the public lands within
the following named township, viz:
North Of the base lune and ,oest of the fifth prins
cipol merid'on.
Township twenty, of range iweEty-six.
At the Land Office at LITTLE Rock. commence
ing OH Monday, the twenty Fl st day of January
next for the disposal of the public lands situated
within the aforementioned township to wit:
South Of the base line, and ,cest Of the fifth prin-
cipal meridian.
Township SIX, o: range fourteen.
Lands appropriated by law for The use Of Schools.
military, aud other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales
The offering of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed. and pro-
c~ed in the order in which they are advertised,
with all convenient despatch, until the whole
shall have been offered, and the salrs thus closed:
but no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks.
Given under my hand at The City OF Washington.
this fifteenth. day of September, Ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
By the President:
q TAYLOR
]. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner of the General
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
1aPENus4ll
E. BOURNE, DENTAL SURGEON,

E. BOURNE, DENTAL SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located in Camden for
j. the practice of DeATIsrny, viii spend par,
of his time in Washingt on for the SANE purpose
He hatters hiTseif that he coa vince those
that are in need of dental operation, that he is
capablr aud qualified to serve them faithfully and
to their satisfaction. lie can he consulted at all
hours, except when proft ssIonaly engaged, by
calling at Schaer's Hotel.
Anp J. ls4Y-S0
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
= o ice.

YOUNG MAN. who has had considerable
II experience d Teacher, will receive pro-
sitionS take charge Of School il the country,
if application is soon mad" by letter fpost pad) or
otherwise to this office stating terms and induce
mentS
August %, loA9
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
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tICc.
II ME notes and accounts o. The undersigned
i have been placed in the hands Of R. B.
PuRDoM, Esq for collection. All persons indebted
to me will please call and settle without delay
CLEMENT SCHAER.
Oct 10. lo49.4O-9v
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY

MILL commence its Third Annual Session on
w the 18th of September.
Rev c. P. Turrentine, Superintendent and Pro-
fessor of Intellectual snd Moral Philosophy and
Bellies Lei:res.
Mr.. Crocker, Professor Of Mathematics
Master of the Grammar School
T-rns--See Rules and Regulations published.
Washii gton, July 90, l549-30
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

LIED---At Locust Hill, Clark county, the
I9th uIt., William Thomas, sou OF Rob-rt +. aud
Elizabeth J. Cook, aged years, months and Ia
days.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
.gaiAOr,S Notice.

4 WAS committed to the Jail Uf Hampstead
county, on the Sd inst, Negro Man, wbo
II. calls himself George Washington. and says
he belongs to Mr. Coving,on. OF Bo-sier Parish.
La Said boy is about 20 yeers old. feet 3
or 10 inches high, and of copper color. His cloth
ing old and much
property, pay charges and take him away, OF he
will be dealt with as The law directs.
J. A. BARRON, Jailor
Oct. 10, le49. [4o
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
VALUABLE IMPROVED LAND
EraAas SALE.

9O0 Acres of highly improved black
1,YsST ONU " land, lying about eight mil-s
"Xrs west o. this place. near Columbus. and
<e@s about nine miles from navigable
stream. Two hundred and forty acres cleared
and enclosed with good frnces. The improve.
ments comfortable dwelling house and me-
gro quarters, gin house and new press, stables
and other out buildings. On the tract there are
about twenty acres Of sandy land, upon which
the build ngs erected; the remainder is black
land Of the best quality, good portion Of which
has ouly been in cultivation two years. The
present owner being d-sirous Of leaving Arkansas
will sci. il on accommodating terms, for which
apply to w. II. Etter, Washington, TO the
dersgned Oh the premises.
P. r. BOOKER.
Sept 49, 1887
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

Well Aick, how's your brother Ike
getting along these hard times:
%, first rate-got a good start III the
world; married widow who has nine
children.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

A correspondent in California writes
to the Crescent, in New Orleans, that
a State Government will be formed III
California; and constitution prepared TO
send to the United States Congress by
the middle of November for ratlhcatloh,
and DR.. Gwin and T. Butler klng. OF
Georgia. will probably he the first United
States Senators from California. Ihe
Anli-SIavery ticket has prevailed III San
Francisco and San Diego.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

II a man reap "whatsoever he sotoefh, what
harvest Of coats and brooches the tailors viii hsve'
ops of these days
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

the 9Th inst, Cotton advanced one far
thsng per h.. speculators and srinners
buying heavily. Large quantities have
changed hands during the week, and at
the close prices are fully three eighths to
one-hay penny higher than last week.
The transactions of the week comprises
the immense amount Of one hundred and
thirty-one thousand Q3l,0O0) bales, of
which spectators took $4,000 and ex-
porters $1,000 bales; leaving for the trade
$4,000 bales.
The quotations of the Committee of
Brokers, are ss1pe7ace one fartjsing (64d) J
for Fair Orleans. and Cd. for Fair Mobile
and Uplands The stock is 499, 900 bales,
of which $4,000 american, against a
total of $4,000. 100000 American. last
year. We believe there is some error
i'll these last fgure<.-Eas.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr-Huvye Oct.
1.-THE Cotton market Is extremely
animated. aud upwards OF 5000 bales
have changed hands to-day. at an ad-
vance of francs.
1HE QUARaELL BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
TURKEY.-fhe EngiSh papers which
have been received by The Europa, are
filled with comments upon the present
posture of European affairs. and the eX-
peeled decision OF the Russian Emperor
in retercnce to the protection granted by
Turkey to the hungarian refugees The
French aud English Cabinets have, at
the Instance of their respective Ministers
at Constantinople, ordered large fleets to
tl ,<,ft l,e
line, fully armed, manned and provisloned,
are now anchored near the entrance of
the Black Sea.
An American corvette and French
steamer have sailed for Greece. with a
large number of Hungarian refugees on
board.
1t Is stated positively that the Sultan
of Turkey pledged his protection to
kossulh and his companions, before they
ventured 10 enter his dominions.
Lord PalmerSton has addressed mode
rate hut firm nole tp ST. Petersburg, in
which he states emphalically that his
Government will sustain the Sultan iii
the matter of the Hungarians, and tha t
the whole English fleet III the Mediter-
rauean has been placed aI the disposal OF
the Minister at Comslanlinople.
France E-Iie Paris PresSe says that
The French Republic disavows the con-
duel ut VI. Pousoin in every respect, but
IL will insist Oh indemnify tor the claims
preferred 10y the EX- Minister.
IURkEY-Ihe Chamber at Turin has
been dissolved A conspiracy has been
discovered at Piedmont.
RoME.-Ihe Pope expresses great un-
Willingness to return 10 home, III con-
sequence of the numerous assassinatious
winch are perpetrated ia the city.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
Ex.nel for S1In

THE undersigned has for sale u large quantity
L Of land lying in the counties of Lafayette aud
Dallas, which he will dispose Of in quantities and
on terms 10 suit purchasers (eiiier for cash on
,ime) description and price of said lands can
be had BY calling his office in the town of Lewis.
vile, Lafayette county, Ark.
JAMES A. BURTON, agent &c.
July 26, 1S49 80
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
.tOsice.

sSOsice.
Y67IiE undersigned having placed his notes and
Il aud accounts in the hands of X. B. PURpoM
Esq, collection. all persons indebted will
save costs By calling upon him and settling
the
Nh. PURDoM is also authorized to sell OF rent
my premises in Washington.
f. Ii. MORGAN.
Oct. 10, 1884 3w
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

INTERESTING TO CoTToN Planters
The following article, from the Mobile
Current. viii! no doubt he read with inter.
est by our cotton planters, aud the sug-
gestolis duly appreciate:
Cott0n Ginning and Pdcklng.-We e
took occasion last year 10 make bret
reference to complaints Oh the part OF
purchasers of a want OF proper care III the
ginning and packing OF cotton tor the
market; aud as this cause OF complaint,
according TO representations made TO Us,
appears TO be rather increasing than d.
miu,shiiig, we may be pardoned Tor again
calling the attention OF planters TO the
subject 1t is known 10 all that cotton
is sold by sample fairly represents the
quality of the bale throughout. Ihis be-
ing the mode of conducting the cotton
business, (and the only feasible one that
we can conceive of) 1t Is obviously
duty Oh the part of those who su3erIiitend
the preparation for market, as well as the
interest of the planter. the purchaser and
The consumer, that The SUMpIe should
represent truly the quality throughout
the bale A moments reflection VIII
make apparent tne evils OF contrary
course A manufactures makes certaIi,
style of goods, iof which ie teq'tifeS New
Orleans FAIR Cotton, :iiI he orders, thfu
his a. gent, say 100 bales OF iiH> de>cfiptIon
The purchase is made in the usual course,
by sample, and the shipment and invoices
are forwarded accordingly. OH reaching
the mill, the bales are opeueG, and II Is
found that, instead Ot a uniform class OF
Fair, he has perpilaps Il mixture OF all the
grades from Ordinary 10 good Far. hus
is he subjected 10 doubie disappointment
and double loss; for, besides the Inferior
value of the coltou it does not suit the
purposes of his business, and lac perhaps
loses contract, or Is mulcied ia dauIa-
ges for its moil-iultiiment. In another in
stance it may happen that purchase OF
a low quality proves OF better average
than the sample, as the lrregu!arlty is per-
haps as likely to be against as for the
planter. The main evil rests i'll the fact
that while the mode Of conducting the
business comrempiates uniformity OF quail
ity, the occasional departures from this
basis are calculated to work injury to the
entire cotton interest. That the planter
himself is d material loser is evidenced
by the fact that frequent reclamations are
made after the cotton has reached its
destination, and sometimes, to an lnpor-
tant amount, as we understand it to be
the Custom, when bale OF cotton Is
found 10 be of mixed quality, to reduce it
TO the lowest grade discovered therein.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
Ii ID a HOE.


w OF The Hampstead Court of Probate the
iOowtng administration and guardian accounts
current were filed for settlement and confirmation.
to wit:
Adaiiu- NJ Tore nee, adrnrx of r. II Torrencc,
Mary Yates. William Yates.
Rachael McNriley, WIN McNeiliey,
Auguslu, +. Block. aimr. of X. ID. Chapman,
". Il j. Perrin, Samuel Perrin,
". Hamnuh b J. Harris,
NJ. v. Chealham, j. NJ. Skaggs,
B. L. i}ritln " iIliam Bos,
Amelia Vaughan, exr. will Of John Vaughan.
Lucinda Hupson, Samuel Hopson
Lewis 4 Williams An B Thomson
A " Ri.vps &c Kr,turah Bevins
b. z. J-it, I" J.O Cole, fnaL
Edward ross. guard Of Homer & l>ahei Ciuss.
Therefore n"ticr is here by gwen 10 all persons
Interested in The settlement of any such estates
to come forward and file Exceptions to such ac-
counts, # any they have, on or before the second
day oi the nexiS-rm of the tourt of Probate Tor
s;Id couhiy to be Gode the court house IN Tie
Town ot asslington. in said county, on The second
Monday of January. A. ID 1850, or they VIII be
forever barred from excepting TO such accounts or
any item thereof
Test: ST. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

THE undersigned now stocking the roeG
l. from Little Rock, to Hot Springs and WASH
ington, with good Horses aud Stages, and are pre-
pared to carry passengers 10 aud from all these
points in comfortable and satisfactory manner.
III N HR @O
From Little Rock to Hot Springs, Sc 90
" Washington, 10 GO
STAGE OFFICE
Washington, Britt's Hotel.
Little Rock, Anthony House
SNAPP s. HANGER. Proprietors.
Washington, May l6, lS49-20f t--
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

Never give boy shilling to hol'i your shadow
while you climb tree and look into the middle oi
next week; It 10 money thrown swsy.-.-D0se,Jy.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

Sept. l9. 1887
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

We are informed that Mr.. Doheny. who was one Of
the founders OF the Irish confederation" will deliver
lecture the late events in that unfortunate country
at Carusis Saloon, Monday evening next. Ar Do.
heny was one OF those slaunch friends OF Irish liberty.
with MIR Smith Brien and the other iilustrious Irish.
men now under the 80 ielon's" doom, who exered all
their efforts to procure their counuys freedom He vas
the comrade of his distinguished eoun,yman in the last
disastrous struggle and Of the four upon whose
head price sci by the BRUSH government and was
the last abandon the when his comrades were
scattered or in chains.
Mr. d. may be expected 10 give the most intelligent
and reliable narrative Of the in which be pac
paed which has yet been given 10 citizens and none
who appreciate true patriotism should fail TO attend his
interesting lecture.
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We scarcely lose the House of Representatives, if
our democratic friends do their duty in the States which
are yet to vote. If they but candidate in each
district they will gain members enough to carry the ma
jor,y But they permit volunteer candidates Major
Brockns Campbell, who " a candidate uncondi.
tonally, whether nominated by convention or not in
Andrew Johnsons district in Tennessee, or Mr. Davis,
who the reckless grounds in Fea,herson's
district in Mississpphen may lose two members a,
once. The Nashville Union rebukes the course of Mr.
Campbell it deserves, AM every deserves, who,
in the present division Of parties in the House OF Repre-
senatives would risk the loss of the majority With
that paper, however, hope that the sturdy democ.
racy (of every district in which there is such dange
will take the matter resolu,cy in their own hands, and
rebuke dsaIec,ion eaectuay they did when a
bank democrat attempted to be imposed on them in
the person of John A. Aiken" We shall publish, how
ever the whole of the indignant article OF the Nashville
Union on this subject
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

We were shown yesterday, by Messrs. Owen & Son.
OF this city, beautiful sword of the kind recommended
to the Navy Department Tor adoption. The blade. hlt
and scabbard are neatly ornamsned with appropriate
devices connected with those who 60 down to the sea
ships But the useful is not sacrificed for the ornamental.
Tor 1t" good serviceable sword. far preferable the
regulation sword which has been hitherto used in the
naval service.
Messrs Owen & Son have, we believe, full supply
OF these swords and they would take pleasure in show
ing them to officers Of the navy OF others who might
be curious 70 see them,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


Or Mr. C. w JAMES, No Harrison street. Cincinnati ONO
general yelng agent for the States assi'tea 0,
Smith, J. T. Dent O. Smith, Frederick Ha~sei 'ohl
Armstrong. Jasen Taylor, NJ Stevenson W. Ramsey ans
Locke.
90 ISRAEL y JAMES South Tenth street. Phiisdef
phia our general travelling agent by James X Whip
pie VIM H. Weld, o. IL p Stem, John B. Weld T. s. Waterman
Collins. Deerins. Albert Wellington s. James
Henry Plstt Il. A and Chss g. Hall
or Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery. Alabama, Is ou
general travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted b,
B.. b.
90 Our agents particularly requested make frequent return
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

News FROM THE CALLroRNIANs.-Lasi evening W ~
saw letter from one Of our Richmond Adventures 70
California, dated board the ship Glenmore, SATURDAY
April a. latitude III 80, Longitude 30 2s eighteen us,
out" They all in fine health, and had had avn, ~
pleasant voyage In few days they expected to cross
equator. Ii doubtful whether the Glenmore w9mu
stop Rio. She would probably go on dlTect 70 .@
paraiso. The writer expected TO reach San Frances.
about fist August The letter was sent in boat, over
calm sea- FIVE miles to brig. which brought II 10 n'
United States We rejoice TO hear OF the ginians ge'
ting along handsomely and asreeably.
Richmond Enquirer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

An OCEANIC DxxIAI-The National Wing tesies that the
newly proposed paper, The RY.s. is be the govern
organ, ia the following conhd-u nanaeTr n justice
administration, We pubicay this repro.
sentatioa to be uasry untrue - BaAi~ers Sas.
The National Wing does MOI speak by the card in this
particular We suspect are more behind the curtain
than he is
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

.Of all The heads Gu, or Col J. J. Bell, postmaster Of
Tuscumbia is the wors; have heard OF We heard
Yesterday that he was removed, and l. w. Alexander
put in. Col b. has been postmaster for several years
and wings aaS all admit that be has discharged his duty
10 The letter He the department almost many
wing names democratic ior his continuance in office
His removal has created good deal OF excitement in th,
ne ;ghborhood among the democrats a well as wings
Col B. was good officer, AMI entirely dependant upon
the Office for his bread-wiih small family upon his
hands"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

II will be seem by advertising columns, that this
celebrated company Will perform 10 Washington for three
nights. commencing morrow On former occasion
has strong array Of musical islssi appeared before
Washington audience, asa hare doubt that the
Of the city will be admirably proEsa By liberal
patronage OF these distinguished arssses
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by a. GREEN, .SsceSs~Aer.

A CARING. JOHN HANDS returns his thanks to the
IA Of Washington city for tho vsy hauerna vosc
D.. Tor city collector OF the last election
aud being induced present his before thcm
again al the coming election the situation respect
fuzzy socl,s renewal Of their support, and promises
should they besow office upon him. to every
ton 10 give entire satisfaction.
May 15--dtA une
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u. s. ASSISTANT TRKAsURER-Jobn Youog has nj ienB"
procured the necessary securiies and has therefore Gun
cluded to accept the station of Assistant Tea assign
ed him by Meredith and Seward The amount OF security
exacted Is 100000, which is assumed by James Wso
worth and Allen Ayault of Gcnesee, Livingston county
The security is ample. Mr.. A. lacly Stale senao
and is AN honorable whis Mr.. Wadsworh is democ"
IMr York Giot<
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Iasskt far only stort time longer ATp'y soo~
Mr. BRIST row, FINISHING WAITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs the Ladies of Washington that they
NAV receive his instructions in handsome apartments
private and select in their own pahors, at
CONCERT HALL, PENN AVENUE NEAR TN STREET.
Mr. b. therefore politely invites the Ladies' attention his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And assures them that
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The most crampcd unoouth and inele2 mode of writing
is immediately broken up and OF perfect beauty
4 Free, E1peditiops Graceful AID Delicate Running a~d,
So Indispensable pshment for tina polite
circles Of Anne can socieyiolows with surprising
and nature, and sure
Private lessons given and families attended.
GJ-Genticmen's hotrs-Mornsg and afternoon. They
are taught
Handsome, Of-hand, Decided BWiness Style,
Bold, apd, ard manly, how bad the writing is
Visiters in Washington take course in a few days
May 1-dlm
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General Franklin Pierce of New Hampshire, who was
so distinguished as a senator of the Unitei States
in isiI and as general in the Mexican war, has
rived in this city