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IN Of law, L. ZACHARY TAYLOR Pssasm Of the
a paSe ass viii 5s held !. s .aS is s IN
the State FLoRDA he periods
day. seventh day Of January ns for The ispoa o. he public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and Of
Seaih u the base ii,x and east q he principal mtridan
Township teen leree the eastern Tier Of seeions Of
Fractional townships twenty and thirty range haeen
aeaons townships twe9, sree 60 twenty nse TWEEN
Townships twenty hTee twenty four twenty i've, and twenty
four ncase TO twenty neluse and
meA lrysiz inclusive, township ONE township Two,
township ,Iss sections M and sesen and townships TWEEN
Townships one two, three four twenty-five and twenysin, Of
Townships township seventeen Except sections
% and s.S, owS.1 sen esssp sections AVE.
sections i've sn eight nine, fieen twenty
twenty-five, lrys township twenty township twenty
ONE sxeept section sx and township wensin Of
Township eighteen, township nineteen, ercep, ee,
township twenty four twenty hve wens., and
Township twenIy-sis Of range twenty four.
North Of The base line and east Of The principal meridia.
Township one OF range seventeen.
twenty day January next disposal public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and paris
South Of he base line and Of tho principal meiaan
The tsr q sections township -four, Of range
T TnsaoSa ,, township s,a, Of range six
Townships and three, Of range eight
Townships two, four, dse, and six, Of range nine
Township twelve, OF range twelve
North Of the base line and ioet Of The principal meridian
Sections tweny-seven, trtyoar, and yhve, township
ave, OF eight '#s
twenty two in township our of range
nine
Sections and two, in township three range eleven,
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty and irtyone, township
twenty, thirty, and thirty Of Choctaw Haiche
township threei sections four, hve nine een
twenty twenty twenty eight, twenty thirty
and Of Cloctaw Hatcbie
sections eighteen
nne, thirty three and dirty four Of choctaw Haiche
in township Ave, Of range sixteen
Sections hinyOnc and two, township nine
Al once at ST AUGUSTINE commencing on Monday
the fourteenth day January for disposal public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
townships, TO wit:
South Of the base line, and east Of The principal meridian
Township TWENTY-FIVE (exeept thirty two,
east fraction Of section and township
Townships twenty three, twenty four, twenty fve twenty
and township texcrp sections thirty
and thirty three) Of eight
Townships wen i've and six, OF nine.
Lands appropriated by law the Of schools military and
,ther purposes, will be excluded from
The offering Of the lands will be
de days appointed the order which they
seised, with all dispatch, until the whole shall
open private
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of the
Given under hand the Of asingon, this
u September Douini thousand eight hundred and ~
z. TAYLOR .
By the President:
J. BurrERuELp -.-..@.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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pal. For further particulars, address .
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Importer dealer IN fancy and sapi. stationery, Pennvara
! arense Between liza aud l2tA sfreefs
stationery bus
branches and prepared furnish
veIopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, fnksfands, portfolios
Cold and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, nc. ia y.
HE'S receiving constantly new addition. 70 HI. sock BY the Eng
Letter and cap paper at q Is per resm,
June le-dH WILLIAM Y. BAYLY,
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PPI.ETON's Railroad and sssa naboat Companion
being Travellers Guide through tbs Northern, Middle, an
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ted with % maps steel, and Is ensravings.
Hand book for Travellers through the United
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and accurate map
through United States
a large and map.
Disunels Railroad Steamboat, and Telegraph Book pdee
cents, a map. PRANCk TAYLOR
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing
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sketches anecdotes kc relating its history and antiquities
with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch Of the District Co
Iumba illustrated 100 engavRgs by Henry Howe;
History Virginia, discovery settlement,
Europeans the time, BY Robert Howson volumes 70
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
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Families wishing article well
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Faeuuy Oh Fhysc--->erssoh Oh isfs- .
THE Lectures win Monday, t October and
J. until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharnacy--wiLuAH T. A. AIKEN, NJ. d., LII. ID.
surgery-NATHAs r. Smith.
Theapeutes Maiena Mediea and CHEw,
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Theory and Practice Of Observation-Disclosures POWELL, NJ ID.
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Lecturer Pathology and Demonsaor Of AnatomyGEoRGE
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Surgery
THE Baltimore lnhma opposite the Medical College. The
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obtained In the vicinity Medical College for - 50
% so per week. WILLIAM l.. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNoy Dean Of Faculty.
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tn gareanee Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of he
United states America hereby declare
public sales win be held
bafs cf ARKANSAS periods einac designated
seventh day Of January disposal
sfed within the aforementioned townships,
NORTH Of M base line and Of the Jh principal meridian.
Township two, Of range thrce.
Township two, of range -four.
Norih Of he bsss Ina and ssa Of The h principal meridian.
Al once FAYETTEvIIE, commencing Monday
e fourteenth day Of January f e Disposal Of the public
lands within the following named township. vizi
North Of The base line, and Of The fin principal meridian.
Township twenty, Of range twenty six.
~ me land ONCE at LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday,
Gay o. January next for the disposal Of the public
SeA Of me base line, and pesi Of he h principal mrida
Township sir, Of range fourteen E
Appropriated by use Of scos ui,,yv ana
other purposes, win be excluded FROM Inc sales ~
The offering Of the above mentioned lands commenced ON
yerscd, with all convenient dispatch, whole ,h. have
and the sales thus closed But shall ne Ieps
open than two weeks and no private any o. Tie
Given under city Of Washington, fifteenth d.v
Of September Dcni thousand eight hundred forty
ny the President,
J, BurTKRuELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
w NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right 81 cmpon Of the
snos whn The ownshps and townships above enumerated
required 70 establish satisfaction Of the register
pointed for the public
'aens "e "ae' c''msd Otherwise such claim will BE- orssd
-. =. ,,. Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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q street A. r. BAGBY
Aug D-eodn
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hc Complete Horse containing The Habits Disease.
and Management Of Horse Stable on the Road
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right Of pre-empon Of
lands within The townships and townships above
establish
receiver
praefcaJs seeing notice. day appointed
m e Of the public o. lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Sep. 25-lawi3w
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Of plain aud ornamental guitars with patent ~
fat heads with without prices nom i've 10 my doh
Also constantly hand pianos from the celebrated mans
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book for each instrument
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nm .u,uase. d w ZACHARY TAYLOR President q Che
ss.res ~ do hereby declare and make known
saies held tho undsme nioned land onees
~ se on MICHIGAN, the periods hereinafter dessnaied
~ Inc land once al GENRsEE commencing Monday the
day OF January public lands situated
within me following and parts Of sections 10 wits
Noa Of The base hne and east Of the principal msridaa
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Lyels second Visit to the United States.
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IUsT recetved nj y Parler'sBanys Tcopherous Guer-
ans and the American Lustal Curling Parma
cologne ne French Soaps and choice Buffalo
Combs, all sizes -
Also Powder for RESTORING
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
l. A n G. Il X f. E7S
' SECTIONAL NAP OF ARK4NSAS.

O Just returned from Cincinnati, where
~. Contfaeted for the engraving, printing, &c,
H. SECTIONAL Mar OF ARKANSAS, l would re-
INFORM the public, that the above Map will
W 9eLVery in January next.
,I " zone in the finest style of line engraving
%e most competent engravers west of the
p SAID Map will show all the Greeks,
a.,a-1 O1iAces, County Seats, and every section
Ess section on each nayigable stream in
d. % that persons may point to the tract on
kn.I, hve In addition to these l have laid
u. Maps on file in the office of Col. Rear
I bs G 5ae selected by the State Of Arkansas as
a. OJ,OOO acres donated by Congress, the
ks,,,.n' ,snGs' the Salt Springs with the twelve
h.. TO each; also all the Military Land
Edta.,e is'd down, as taken from the books in
|sup,~ - once; and if any changes are made in
,nhes, or new counties formed by the en-
|ts pture will be enabled to show them all
k.s l1nce, in neat pocket form with clasp, 81,
kD.Iendidly colored and vanished, So.
81; - map can be sent TO any part OF the State
h nu as orders are rapidly coming in, those
: sa procuring it early, will please send in their
pOn as possible c. LANGTREE.
~oeE, Nov. I, 1913. HI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
CHAPTER Y.
The Escape and tile droral.

1t was n beautiful night, the round, full moon
shed flood of sIlvery light upon the cIts and DER
the valley of Chihuahua. The profound stiffness
that rested upon the city was only broken by the
occasional cry Of the sentinel he walked his
weary rounds. The deep toned bell of the cathe-
draI had hardly ,olIed the hour of twelve, when
four persons, with their Blankets drawn closely
around them, and their broad brm sorrhreros
shading their features, might have been seen walk
ing rapidly along the almada, apparently endsa.
voriDg to conceal themselves in the shadow cast
by the ,hickly interwoven though lealess branches
of the trees. Leaving the nlmada on their right,
after threading several dark alleys and narrow,
unfrcquented streets, the party finally halted be-
meath tire crumblng walls of the old cathedral on
the eastern side of which and Immediately adJoin-
ing the hospital, was the room or rather cell in
which Winfield and Wells, the trader, were inn
prisoned. moments hurried consultation was
held, ard then tho party with nciseess footsteps
entered beneath the frowning arch which still re-
mains over what was formerly the main entrance
10 the edifce. A narrow door partially blocked
up with adobes, led from the interior of tho build
ing into an open court yard on the south side of
which was situated the prisoners cell. Musket
in hand, sentinel slowly paraded the length of
the yard, hummipg lively ditty composed in
honor of the Chihuahuaenses valiene. .f .s..
care you all ready" asked Kahrahah, for the
party we have noticed was composed of himself,
Ducher, Smith. and Cato. . .. t...-.
"A ready" was the reply. ,..
Passing through the narrow door. they entered
the court yard. The sentinel was walking his
post, and fortunately, his back turned towards
the party. a slight noise, however, made by Cato
in passing over the broken adobes, attracted his
attention; he turned sharply around, but before
he could make any resistance, or utter cry, lie
was seized by Kahrahah and Ducher, the latter
lhrusting gag into his mouth, whilst the former
bound him hand and foot. Unfortunately, in the
struggle that took place, the muset was discharged,
and Immediately the shout Of sentinel was heard
in the distance.
Force the door, Smith," cried kahrahah.
' Be quck-the report of that musket will bring
the whol. guard down upon u.s."
Casting aside his blanket and grasping heavy
hammer he had carried concealed. Smith assaulted
the door vigorously. The lock, however, was
large and strong, and resisted his efforts.
"Hold'' exclaimed Kahrahah, on witnessing
The futile attempts of his follower, we can force
| it with this beam.'
A large piece of timber found in the yard, was
brought to bear, and after few blows the bolts
gave way and the door flew open. Winfield and
Wells Immediately sprang out the doorway and
joined the party in the court yard. The clank OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
BENToNvILLE, Aug. 18th, lS49.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

ESHAT will apply at tho first Circuit Court,
Il which shall be held in and for the County of
Benton, and State of Arkansas, six months afier
the date of the publication of this notice, for con-
frmation of sale, made by John Galbreath as
Sheriff and ex-olficio Assessor and Collector for
said county, and made in pursuance of the law, to
levy and collect taxes; and, by the authority in
him vested, such sheriff and collector, be did
Offer the Court House door of said county. and
did sell the n. w. of the n. w. fractional of
section 4, Township Is, of range SO, containing
39l acres; taxed in the name of John Brixey, for
the years 1912, '43, IA, rs, '46, and lS47, for
the sum of sl7 10, and purchased by me: There
fore, all persons who can set up any right, title,
claim 10 said of land, or any part thereof,
so purchased, in consequence of any informalty
irregularity connected with said sale are here
by called upon to show cause, if any they can, at
such term of said Court, why said sale should not
be confirmed. WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
BENroNv1LLE, ARKs., dug. 18th, lS49.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

$50 they have caught you again, have they,
Frank" said Wells, after friendly greeting.
| Z" thought you were at Don Rivas' hacienda -
$50 was. week since," replied Winfield, " but
that fellow, Algoma Garcias. who, it seems, has
great regard for my person. came and arrested
me. But how came you to be arrested, and by
whom were you released - ........,-
'' Released ~ replied Wells, =" Humph, no such
good luck-I have merely: changed my qua rters.
very polite rascal of a Mexican, informed me
this morning, that his excellency, the Governor,
IN consideration Of the love he entertained for
Don Jose Rivas, desired that Senior Wells should
be quartered on Senor Winfield; and | assured
the said Mexican Don, that Senor Wells would be
happy in complying with his exceency's wishes -
s. | am truly glad of your coming said Win
Held. " We pass the time pleasantly together
81 was reloiced at the change, for was weared
with my own thoughts Frank Some people are
fond OF solitude, but with me, the companionShip
Of my own thoughts, aud of the memories that
llnger around my heart, is wearisome, indeed.
The memory of the past haunts me- the review
of scenes in which | have mingled in other days,
affords satisfaction; but the contrary, every
recollection is pang. You have heard some hat
of my history, Frank who in the west has not ?
Who is not familiar with the disgrace alta ached to
my family But you never hea rd all;-you were
never told OF the fathers when he was in
formed that his daughter, the pride of his life
whom he loved, oh, how fondly, had left the home
of her youth, an oucas from society, wretched,
degraded mistress of 4 worthless villain! You
were never told of the agony he endured; of the
deep and dark despair, that like some lowering
cloud shut out the sunshine from his heart You
we're never told of the restless nights he passed,
and Of the terrible dreams that haunted that fa-
theirs couch. No one tell you how the heart
less jeers of the world sank deep into his soul.
until life became burden and curse. You
were never told all this, but it is true. let this
is not all. | wrote 10 my child spoke of my
sorrow and agony. and besought her to return
home. The answer was cold and unfeeing. She
knew she was disgraced in the eyes of the world,
she said but she had chosen her path, and would
follow it. Can you wonder, then. Frank. that am
at times morose and unsociabIc: or that should
fly from communion with my thoughts 2"
81 can imagine your suffering, sir,'' replied
Winfield, 50 for the afflction is indeed TERRIBLE"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

"HAT | will apply at the first term Of the
Il Circuit Court, which shalt be held in and for
the County of Benton, and State of Arkansas, six
months after the date of the publication of this
notice, for confirmation of certain sale, made
by John GaIbreath. Sheriff and ex-Officio As
SCISSOR and Collector for said county, and made in
pursuance Of the Statutes of this State levy and
collect the taxes and by the authority vested in
him as such sheriff and collector, he did offer at
the Court House door of said county, and did sell
the W. J of the S. w. of section %, Township
IL, range 33, containing so acres; taxed in the
name of B. F. Johnston. for lhe years, 1871, ~
'43, IA, As, '46, and 1917, for the sum of nine
dollars and tweny-four cents, and purchased by
Samuel r. Bell, and assigned to me: Therefore,
all persons who can set up any right, title, or
claim, 10 said of land, any part thereof,
so purchased, and to me conveyed, as aforesaid,
in consequence Of any informally or irreguIarity
connected with said sale, are hereby called upon
to show cause, if any they can, at such term of
said Court. why said sale should not be confirmed.
BENJAMIN r. ELY.
BENroNviLLs, ARKs., Aug. l3, 1910.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
For the Arkansas Intelligencer.
CALIFORNIA SONG.

1une-"AWAY TO SCHooL."
Composed and sung on the Prairies, by Mr. Dauis,
Crduford county, uhile route for California
Forth merrlly lio! we westward go,
Hurra! Hurra! Hurra,
To the land we won of Mexico,
Hurra. HurraI Hurra.
And we'll merrly sing in the Clarksvle band
AS we march on our way 20 the Rio Grande.
CHORUS.
Hurra hurra! hurra hurra!
Hurra hurTa! hurra.
In the bloom of spring t'wards Pacific sea,
10 found another State go we
To plant the stars the soil won,
The Golden land of the setting sun.
Hurra. hurra, &c.
We 60 to land which is yours and mne
Where grow the olive and the vine, 2
The home of the free hearts and the bold,
The land of silver and of gold.
Hurra! hurra. &c.
Success, brothers, all of the Cla rksvlle band
AS daily we press t'wards the Rio Grandc,
merry hearted band we'll oe -
AS We near the Spanish Santa Fe.
Hurra hurra i! &c.
In the dawn as sounds our camping horn,
Well up and be off with the rosy morn
And t.. ough thoughts of home at times oppress,
Well hope for health and happiness.
Hurra! Aurra. &c.
In Calfornia's broad domain
Well future competency gain,
Like honest men each act his part
And always have Yankee heart.
Hnrra hura! &c.