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a!agOLia i,HaNe.

TXEif y slhsc.lI"ra invite Iha ATTENTION of Far
D. n'or5 ana dealers 10 their sapp'a OF TINS re-
mniEahll icgli,aer-TNEik OWN iNPOkTA
TION, AND SELECTED By AN EkpERE-
ENGtD 81 fEACAkl;O.
Boing dry ike >h- PERUVIAN. it is all pack
IN Wine Go ton i'ass--hut no, tt,uI i;
that, GoVernmeFt monopoly, o,e b. s5oiael
Al !o,ssr pcics
trN'rs t.uu distance can he executed u7
US UIlliGl uVn1 oar stocks her.' Or Il. -iUW Eott'
sou TIER 4 RhDtEHfDN.
IS North Nh-rges,t
FAlaGeisJIa,
Sep.ayn she a3--Iu
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=. To 70 ell ~so', I. ~oy .o,,,,,,. .
",ioe is hereby @'rS1 ,o,.,e ,,r,acrs q,
TINT o n.an' ". wrir,s,.v 8. A.. dah's1
soid dslor a." =, ",s'harro hn'h been yrs,rt az
tcr'le id A, INIT thu frsI Tucsday n ~ ~
arfo,l J. no D'orfar Crfoify ,rr," e-M
cor,,.. ~ ~ crow re,t October ,r,n,o c5Is
taarn, in mas he"n set apart farrS
Court vb,, WY" h"fore the Judges )
rsI H., S'"w CAUSE irpny they have whv {,
go shall not he granted sad debtor
C. HOLLfDAY, elk.
ofCecil County Court.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the cr.d;,o,, #
Iamas II. .lenphll that persona, 6;,chotoa
tl' hrcn granted to said debtor, and TINT Ii )
Fifteenth day OF October being the frs. dsy Of
our county Court next succeeding this date,
cetii been Get apart Tor the final hear,ug in the
ase' where his creditors may attend, and shrw
Oause'ai any they la We, why final dischare Q
nall oot he granted 10 Sd d debtor.
Lest Richard c. tlolyday elk of
Cecil county Co
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TOWNSEND SHARriESS d SONS
Philadelphia are receiving hy inportations Il
careIuhr selected Stock, comprising Supple and
new st ves of fancy Dry Goods. suited for Au
tumn and winter Wear.
Eng ii-h W colin, Cotton and Linen Furnish
ing Goods, do S.is~is and ijress lionGs Of al
stnda-Frcr,h DO ana Dress and Mantiih
silks, 60 Mcrnoes and other c!o4k.ns mater
ais.
Cloths, Vcstinrs and WoolIens for Mem
VEST india Shawls, Silks aud other fabrics
Hastings and Goods for Shoemakers. Amen
can Co'tons and Hoolens--lioscry, Gloves
Hai,. l. Envats.
Sept. - ~ s. So. End ST. Phila.
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Notice.

u No''cr Is hereby given TO the ~, ''tor. OF
s'',I'Tm ". Mel Lean that personal aischasge
sa'" oesh granted TO said debtor, ami t lfs
h,s,n'h dan Of October being the fir, Say of
""' county Court next succeeding ll;, u,lc.
na'I' oePn SIT apar, for the anal hearing ~ hi,
c"se ~here his creditors may attend - ,sl"-
'"usb y "'y .L-y nave why Il hua disCllafre
shai! not he granted said debtor
Test RIch'rd c, Holiday elk.
OF Cecil County Court
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n. 8 lawrence
Agent for the sale of Southwor,h Man
utacturIns Cos Writing Papers.
" :EeGrssse No. 3 7asssnr -.
PHILAD EIpHIt

iO0 cases oitur above superior Papers no "
store, "ad for sal. 10 tic trGUc al tie 10 "
market prices, constituting in par of
Fine i'I"R fiat caps Il, Id, is and 6 lbs,
bltir ard w'''e-
Extra s"ra nd snp"rfnc Folio Pos 9 blue
and w'"r pla!a nd ruled.
~nr'rtu, ,Dmmerr,at Posts, blue and white.
pa atG tutod.
Ezra Supc' Linen Noh Papers, plain and
gi.
Snrertirs and fine Eli Papers, long and
broad.
Snpcrine and fine Counting House Caps end
ana Posts, blue and white.
Extra snper Congress Caps and letters plain
ami ruled. blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps and letters, gilt
s"Prrime Sermon Caps and Posts.
; p"thnr hiGe iincn TIM letters
Extra super BATH Posts, blue aud white, plain
and ruIcd
Embroidered note Papers and Iii veIopes.
"LaNYcrs," Brief Papers.
supGi6ne and tno ga ps and Posts, ruled and
PLAIN, blue and white, various qualities and pri
cts.
Also 1000 rcams white and assorted 81 os
pers, bonnet BoaI DIS, white and assorted riss
lea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted ana b
Medium, Cap Wrappers, , Pape~s,
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Jaiy 18th 1919.
sis6ftS .alaa Take G1iCe
JOHN kRiDER,


LADELpJIlA.
G.. FtFS constantly on hand OF his own man
= . "i,@iuTe, aud import q, Ii comp".: assurt
NEST OF
RIFLES, SHOT GUMS, PISTOLS. &C.
"h'ch he warrants oil the best quality as repre-
s'ntod, to ~hirh he respectfully invites the at
tentDn OF purchasers
- lie IS also prepared to suppl Y ? WIDER Feabs
nh"' i!aGs, Game Gtgs, Superior Pus.d.r, Guu
a"lt"n, Percussion Caps. Shot, CHli"L NouId-
pan and Blank Cartridges al d all materials
IoF |"h AtHers, SPortsmen, e.. on terms IS
10" Us any othJr establishment in The AltcL
States.
In testimony Of his sii}l 4s manufacturer
tns iHnhItn snstltuLt aAarIod to him !'wo GER
uhchtra I'd tie years 1870, ~. az ard Four
"dyor Helnis in The yoprs ls44-- !stG---lSAl
aud is4s-A!i Of which may 0e seen at hts p!acs
Ut Lu>'u"rs
= a choice suppl" of REVOLVING PIs-
TOTS constantly on hand
- stock d! Guns gust rec ,c!, also a,
'ssortment OF = ishlrg Tackle
Ph.adoIpha, Aug, IS ~ --9e,.
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Notice.

Notice Ii hereby gjran to the creditors Io
s"ph NJ Ash thai Il per! onai di.clarge a;h
been srintsd t" said debtor aud tLaf the fl.
tten'h dgY o.: October being tbs irst d, D., / our
cHHn'F ouEt n"Nt Succeeding ths date nll1
orrh sec 'part for the i'm curing in his ra,r
Were ~ "i'"!Ior7 nav attend, and sheyv ",ua,
ifuny they have, why final discharge SINH no,
he granted ga debtor
lest Richard G. Nollyday Clt.
of Cecil county Goa ri.
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NOTICE

Noire Is hereby given 10 the creditors OF
h'Hha'd Critics that personal f,acharge hath
teen granted to said debtor. and that the Fl
'eeh'n day of octo5tr being the first day Of
eur county Court next Succeeding this date
ha'A Dr>n set apart f., the final hearing ~ lbs
case where bis creditors may attend aud show
cause Il any they have, why a final discharge
snail not l's granted sid debtor.
lest Richard {. HnIydoy Ok.
Of EenLl ,nll1tu t'n..r
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sSACGEs EAEsesEsETS.
sss4s MARKET CTREEC

WE MA Nh
Below Eighth, South side, PuiLApELruA,
Is constantly receiving from all the best Manu-
iaclurers OF Europe every srvlc of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
iIs@Read this advertisement cut it out OF
the paper put it in your pocket. and call the
frst time you visit tie city. Among the ussort-
ment will he found:
Cold Levers, lsk cases, full jewelled $50
Liver Levers full jrwe!lrd Is
God lEpln"s, isk. CASES, jewelled, 25
Silver l'Epinrs, jewel!ed 10
do Qmrt'er Watches 4,oSl0
silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set SO
do Desert do do do do 10 90
do Table do do DO do Is 90
Together with splendid assortment OF Chasle
ind ktch Jeweiry, Sc. Sc.
Gold hains OF every riety and pattern at a
"Hglrt advance upon the origlna! cost. Examine
tn"'u ny aji means
r The Trade HIl he supplied upon the
most advantageous terms
j. LADOMUS.
No s:S N >Exhr Stree. below Eighth; South
de, Etitaaepnla
A4trl2!d.9
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This is to Civ, 1'ouce; / nat tue
.at 80, ~ Il iced county holil obtained
ON the | nhaus' Court OF sad conaty. let
ers olAuminnuation on the pss'"ust Ns's;s
~, lose, h Ilaerias !on, late 81 SAID cauutr,
iced, Al persons having claims a@a:ist the
SAID deceased. are hereby warned 10 oXhib>'
II he same with the vouchers thereof, dtllY.
authenticated, on OF before the l5'h day It
Augasl. 1850. they may otherwise, by Ias'
he excluded from all benefit OF said estate
AA ocrsons indebted to SAID es.a!e are rs'
messed to make immediate payaent'o Inc
ab.erber Given uader my hand this 18Th
az OF An-uSr la+o
CHARLES II MORGAN, Ad.nF.
Ages, 80 'aH~-6
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FiSl,iun Share ." htH..
ttkl"n June 27th 'lG.

The suhsc. =, VIII rent Tor one or
.au ~ rs his Shore kn wn as Maui
IN Mountain ishing Sh rel for MANY
years ishe by Messrs John 3 Yarnai
and samuel A West, TO good tenant
The rent will be made low lor farther i
formation enquire Of the suoscribeatn
North East .....
JOHN MAULDIN
July 18th 1S49-Sw,
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ELKTON ACADEMY,

ine trustees OIL the Eiktol AGA envy
respectfully aanouGce to the public that
the duties OF Ibis Institution will b.lcsu
med on Monday next, the 3D. OF Sc pten
Der.
The Course of instruction under the
Principal Mr.. JOHN A. GET Y. will
be oil an extensive cha acter; embracing
the elementary branches, as well 5 those
which are comprssl i regular cole
4iate edu alton
From the numerous testimonials sub
mitted bv Mr.. Getty, all OF walch concur
IN representing hii as an Instructor of a
superior order, the rusteps will select
for reference in this notice, those only
OF Joseph Henry Esq. LII. D.. Se re,ary
Of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington
City; Rev D. WyIie, ,ice-proyost OF
the Univ" sity Of Pennsylvania phiia-
drlphIa; R v. DR.. Humphreys and Rev.
! Dr. Ga nahan, President o Princeton Col
| lege, \. J. Professor Mclean OF this
College, in me Of his communications
says: Some otthe best prepared 'stn-
GEMS who entered tn JUNO class at
Princeton, were educated BY Mir. Getty ,,
Tie Principal is also authorized 20 refer
to several distinguished members OF he
[. ;. Senate-Mr Cetly's testimonials
are open to all wuo desire to inspect
! them.
Tie Female department, under the SUI
per ision %! the Principal, will be con-
Quoted by Mis-. Gym riIIA SNllN who
has been recent, an assistant teacher N
the "Troy Female Seminary undo, that
distinguishes an accomplished scholar,
Mrs En- NA Willard and win brings
Irom that L.dy letters Ct The very highest
haractcr.
In addition to the uoua branches Of an
Acas mCal educa'ion, including k ow
edge OF the f]encn and German n
guages. Mi S smith will Give instruction
IN the rrnst uc, Oh OF tags, IN Drawing
and Painting an also in Vocal and In
strumental Nusic.
The Trustees, here!oro :akp great
pleasure recommending III ) In ii IL
tion to the public. with assurance that
unt~r IS prfSeut organization, all TIL
branchrs OF a ,ubSIa .iaI as wei as a lii
erai ana &C oup!Shed I'd cation may he
acquired thrrti..
BY order Of The Board,
I. A. ELLIS, Spc'ty
i EIkton, Sep l '49-t.
Z. nTCNS JONES.
WHOLESALE DEALER & MANUFACTURER OF
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This l., to Give .NO,lpe: Tina, he

This l. to Give No'lre; Tha; he
subscriber 1T CrcIl r"n.JN 9th .b,i.,.l
from the O.pha Goa. % aid r.na., 10,
'er- o A 'Hnnr~' ~, no. So" .".,>o a. safe
~ "-~ q pa, t. >l.i .".unv
,e" pms ,v-- a., araitsr
'r .r. cd vs. hrrDbv w,rncd 10
* u eHnnpr ~ 'tuh h.. tt.lrof.
H" hhjp"r' 'c..". - ., ore tie. Gu day
o. 5 oem'e,, 1880, $40, may o,n.rw,sp
toy iawbe cNrlui"d 10 IA F.. i hrupG, of said
q = \ p r. III ,drh ed 10 said estate
a. ''4n"Se3 ia n,ak' i,"me l,a- payment
1" 'f' snhsrntrr. G,rr" r"der nv hand
i 22"i ia, s p,e'rhe, 1919
HUGH B GIBSON A..
S"P' 22 ~ 6w.
Linen Hdkts. and Linen Lustesl
Fla, .,lti- norie,ea | men Cambria Hdkts.
. %, j.ipen LuslIcs. ,or sale by
osss BROW n. MelE TIR.
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Judgement before
George II. Joyce,
Esq, October 80:
lo4s, in favor OF
! Plaintiff for $40
Debt with interest
from 2Sth Oct.
1913 Ill! paid.
costs 81 cts.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS


William Tnrbert wonld r-spectfi,ilvin inform the
public that he has received a large and we'll se-
ect stock Of FAN and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They CONSIST in
part of English, french and Beaver Cloths 0
various colours Il prices, Cnssinlers, Satinetts,
kerscys, Vestlngs, &c.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks (Blk. and Fancy,) French Merinoes Par
amcttas Snle D'Amun. Luslies Alpacas, CASH
mcres, NJ Del4anes. Sc. together with LARGE
aud handsome ct of Prints from to IL l-2 cts
per yds
Shawl. Embroidered Thibot, Terkeri, Cha
melon Cloth, Ohlong * Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and cotton.
Blankets. Flinncls from l2 , cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from 4 to Ia cts
per yd, and 10 quarter Shooting Eio. white and
cord Canton, Striped Shiiiing. iickings, Hos
cry. Gnvrs, Laccs, Edgings, variety OF Trim
ing Goods. sc. together '%ith a variety of othc,
ARTICLES ali Of which will he sold on accommo,iu;
inu rms.
Thankful for Pns' patronage he respectfili'
invites the attention of all believing FROM his tx
prrirnce in The Dry Good Business sEai he car
furnish Goods great deal cheaper thar mos ...r
sons and 'qnaIly as rhcap AS they can pc nar,rl.
ed anywhere. Please call and examine bGi,na
purchasing
n. b. country produce taken ia exchange foy
Goods.
One Door above the Court House. " /
Elklon, Oct IS, IS.
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ana tDDt dO0hc lUC OltlCc
Of the Cecil Democrat.
WILLIAM JONES, returns his sincere
W thanks to his friends and The pnIll" gem
orally. for The very Liberal patronage her ''oiorr
bestowed upui. him. and begs leave to inform
them that ne has now on hand the largest as
sortment ;hat he has ever offered; NIL OF which
has been made under his own immediate super
vision, Of the best material, by the best work
men and in the most dnrabie and fashionable
manner.
His stock has been purchased in the rholesals
market and lnr the casu; which together witt,
his long rypcr' ace in the business enables h.n
10 nuke aud sell boots and shoes mHnjI lo"ar
thar. the same rrUI'tY Of work can b. pare nq,ei
for at any other establishment the Eastern
Shore.
4 arge assortment Of fad,e. Misses 4 nd chill
drens Shoes, Constantly On hand at reduced
RI ces.
Don't forget the place, No 8 Rjrket's' Row
one door above the Off e of the Cecil D4m4cIL
EIhlun, March 81. '43--tf
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The MfEes Of California Cutdone
FiNE WATCHES AND JuwELRy.
The Diamond City Of Philadelphia Still
h,,,Jj
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

be for those to Oregon. We claim no equality
with Independence in regard to the latter. And
if Independence is the best point for the Oregon
expeditions, il cannot be for those to California,
and it is impossible for such preposterous claim
as Gilpin's to be maintained. How can the people
of Independence, in the face of the facss-that
wa gon roads are open by the Canadian, and Rio
Gia, and that Van Buren, is 200 miles nearer to
those points than Independence is-that the latter
can attempt to impose opposite idea upon the
publlc9 The change" of the overland emigration
and trade from Independence to Van Buren, is one
Of the vcissitudes Of empire and no human efforts
can resist it. .-.- r--.. rs ... ....-...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17
OBJ, u1o Ofsr. 4" Chauc, for

ToB., .S1o 0fsrs ;" Chance 6r -.
Your epistle in the Van Buren, /. -
OF the 10Th inst. called forth so;r;,os ase''se1
ton at small party in the nepbbo,SNu eo01
reside, a few evenings ago. One OI,aO0o Ina
the opinion that the affair was a hon efl
your own amusement, or that of H. s','ea
paper but could no, think so .eauen
was silent at The time. your proposal .n.I a.
my heart; and have been feve,;.raakk ak 4
upon the subject ever snce-doz,loI
splendid prospect opened by your yern n "N|
generous proposal. dream q, ' ,,a NoerI
and oh what golden visions or wso,,, a. nI
ness fit before me in my slumbersI uTd
almost fancy that ] would know vo,, l0ds
out an introduction, for hive Z, 49, ai even
that you are gentleman of noble benr;0
rous impulses, and gifted with a mind J ~"
OF the first order-of high chivalric cb,r. ~"
tender.hearted as brave; and 10 bo d..
IN any OF these particulars. would he ,bo
me. This morning | suddenly formsd,t'
iion 10 answer your letter, and exnress ,,,'
ness, IN the event Of our being peosod
other, TO give you my heart and hand ,,Su
company you IN your contemplated io,rraa
Ophir OF the nineteenth century. Wbon :,
first broke out in the country, was alno..'
ed TO make known my wishes 10 NV r.;o'
If they would not consent, 10 s,or, 80.
4" own hook" |, however, soon fell h,
monolony of common life, and gave m u
But when your letter appeared, my homes
and ! feel now as If stood chapcs :.
my ambition. and al the same time di,r',
piness TO another. have been bropcL, J
tolerably industrious habits, am somewb,,
tic. Just twenty years old, with black h,
eyes, rather pretty, so the gentlemen s,v
Selieve them of course. Ny height !. /
four inches, my weight l25 lbs, and nv
assure you, is not to be grnned at. Nv
ions. if must speak Of myself
temper, lively disposition, buoyant spirits
celIent health. ! can ride a horse ike az
bian Princess, and preside in n tent, or uuj
trees, or in the open prairies, with the air
Indian Queen. The time is short and the
we come to terms the better. shall be re,
the crack OF the whip, after the Parsun h,
us his blessing, to streak it with you 10 d
MIA. provided you are neither grey nor ba
Unlocking. nor hunchbacked. nor with red
kers. nor n widower-for in this last p,r
we already agree. abominaie widowcrs,
the widows.
| will wal, on the ten.er. hooks of eyyc
for the next paper. 10 bring me your ussa
anticipate no failure on your part, and Ia,
idea of any disappointment. Mind YOU,
set my heart upon you and The gold, and
n woman decides upon having a man. be is
case.
| send this through the paper, to save 70
postage. ClNDERELL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

0S-In the Senate on the | lth jan, M, Bod
presented the Memorial Of the LegislaIGso u
kansas. in favor of an exchange OF The SID
sections Of the public lands, appropriated q
use of schools, and the further grant Of an
tional section in each township for co
schools; which was read and referred 10 tbe
mi,tee on the Public Lands.
Also. n memorial from the General ASS
of sad State, asking that appropriaions ni
made for the repair and completion Of
forts and barracks on the Western frontier
State which was referred 10 the Commit
Military Affairs.
On the 18th Mr.. BoRLAND presented The
rial of the Legislature Of the State Of ATd
in favor Of granting bounty lands to cal
and soldiers who have been nj any time 4
in active service, and who have not recei9
same which was referred 10 The Comm
Military affairs.
Also, memorial Of the Legislature oil \
sas, asking donation of land to the ClaA
Institute for the education OF the blind; wh
referred to the Committee on Public Lana5
Mr.. SEBASTIAN presented the petition o.
Smith. register of the land office al Chaml
IN Arkansas, asking TO be allowed, 10 10
ment of his accounts, certain charges
hire and commissions on Disbursements
was 'eferred to the Committee Of Claims.
Also. the petition of Henry NJ. Rector;
the confirmation of his title TO certain lanf
State Of Arkansas which was referHs
Committee on Public Lands.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17
California.

Letters have been received al 'ne o's
ment, dated Monterey, California, No'ss sr.|
They fully confirm all the previous ~
the inexhaustibIe supplies of gola IL
Com. Jones says anarchy Prevai,l.s y, i.aG "' n
and that even his officers are DISPOSE NM
Several seamen had deserted anu
were short. handed.
Lieut.. Lawkin says, while IN 'as E
he saw Jumps Of gold found thai wou't bei|
and two pounds, and heard OF iamP' ssa|
that weighed from sixteen to swen.y'm asf
Provisions were scarce board 81 r
washing S6 per DOZEN, t,Tta G@9
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

Important Discorer1.-Dr. Locke of Ohio has
discovered and invented an astronomical nsiru.
ment--a Magnetic Clock, by means Of which
seconds of time may be divided into hund reth s !;
and also that an astronomer in Boston or any
other city TO which the telegraph reaches. may
mako his observation and at the same moment
cause the clock at Washington to record the in
stant with wonderful precision
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17
Late from OregOn--The Indian Var,

The n. Y. Commercial has files OF the
Spectator 10 the 18th of July inclusive
months later than the Oregon papers last
The Presidents message of DccemOe1
ispnblished in the Spectator of June ~
Spectator of July IS, says 1t would be r9
qualification and pride by every citizen oil \
but adds that, " so far as relates TO Oregon
to satisfy lis citizens" The grievance 4
be, the Presidents recommendation OF graz
no terms al all; that is, donation OF land
a purchase.
The chief matter OF interest is the Y
the Indians, who, il will be rememOeFsi
months previous to these dates, mussacfe1
ber OF persons in the WalInh WaIah fa'
army was raised and proceeded asa'0S
dians, and defeated them in several euc
BY the last intelligence, this army was
of 450 men, who are still out in The NT
country, following the murderers, VINO
towards Fort Hall. The army is
command of Col. Waters and Col' F
latter, who was appointed chief IN com
place of Col. Gillian, accidentally killed
10 accent II. but acted under Col. Waters
in command.
A letter from Mr.. Mclean, chief tr'a
Hudson's Bay Company, at Fort Nez ~
he had received information, on the 4a
that Serpent Jaune, chief of the Wap.
had taken and hung one Of the murooOs
missionaries, and was in pursuI, oil am"
A proclamation signed by II. A. u'
intendent of Indian affairs, dated Ju'y
the territory of the Cayuses forfeited y
to be occupied and held by American
resident in Oregon. A company apPSH
been formed for such occupation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17
The Little Rock and California Association

The following is list Of the officers: JAMES
McVIcAR, Captain; HBNRY KEATS, lst Lieu,en-
ant; JAMES MURPHEY, I'd Lieutenant; A.. NJ.
WooDnUFr, Ord. Serg't; and GEORGE B. KING,
Commissary. al5r ... -- NJ ... y
They intend to 60 out by Chapman's Trad ing
House, on the North Fork. and from thence to
Edwards trading house, ON Little river !; from
thence directly Between the north and south forks
of the Canadian river, and up betweenthose streams
to heir SOURCE and to Santa Fe. From thence the
compa will proceed ,on the route travelled byGen.
Kearney, TO the Sacramento, or San JOAQUIN, as
NAV. prove most advisable which will be deter
mined from the character of the face of the
country, and such information as may be obtain cd
of reliable nature, and the knowledge Of such
guides as may be procured AT the company's ex-
pense. . ....s ..... ..rlu4 f.l-. sr.-
This is not exactly the route laid down by some
Of our most experienced prairie royageSrs. but that
is matter Of no great importance, each is the
Canadian route, and the better will be taken
when found expedieni and necessary.
This company has also changed its mode of
transportation from pack mules to ngons.
The ship Iaronta sailed from New York on
the 18th inst, with eighty-fve cabin and about
forty steernge passengers. The VIOLENCE of the
California fever may be judged of by the fact
that within the last few hours before sailing. five
Of the state rooms changed occupants apremium
of $50 each, and others at S25. Parties who
engaged cabin passage. consenting to sleep in
slung nammacks, have paid the above premium
in order to have lille more comfor, on ne voy.
age.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

0S-NORTH CARoLINA.-Tbe House Of Con- mons
of North Carolina has passed resolution to the
effect That the enactment Of law by Congress
forbidding the emigration of Shareholders with
their property to new territories, is an infringe
ment of the Constitution, by aImos, a unanimous
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

The Cholera moi in FdyetieUiHe.-The following
noe from such an authentic source, will at once,
we are sure, aay any report tina, may be in cir
cuaton prejudicial TO Fayetteville on tho score
of be,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

GA motion TO reconsider Gott's famous anti.
slavery resolution was carried by vote of ll9
TO 81 and on the vote for consideration the reso
luton itself vas voted down by large majority.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

Gold Do'lars.-The subject of Gold dollars is
now before the Committee Of Ways and Means
in Congress. and in all probability bill will be
introduced to order the casting that sort of cUin
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

The Rirer has fallen during the week. but is
yet in fine navigabe stage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-17

o. The Presbytery of Arkansas stands ad-
iourned to meet in this city, Thursday, the 22d
inst. The opening Sermon will be preached in
the Church, at 7 o'clock, P. NJ.