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a-Afl4Aiaf lAal g ldaps q j0cl
lae jean under medical skill ID the cite ri iley
Aqk ana aay a3ofng under the most Distressing Erg.
peids Hendsd with inflammation of the Kidneys and
VIA belng fless deeply uiaerated with large IAN Is uf
ne size 81 hen eggs pfotuding al large bois covered nv
qolg- urinary EalHeliOus stopped for days when nav
ii3Es2s eczlne inui9tane AY tongue arsptod and he
TOO OF ff moulin covered with sores, my cheft
The ROOT OF ny neck as in cons ant ming i 10 lbsf
rqd water ed not cool
4Fi tl saTg ioueed for death end never aVHaat re-
coFefF. when.ldfs. dessup Gasifad ma to y
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ffg. IS CARONDELET STREET.. sin Of lAs
IL -HiCDtGu StGtHe.
sR. LEROY's and PEIiETIEE'5 (of PaIis) Con-.
- POUND MLxTBRE and AsTI- XRNEhzAL SPEolFIC,
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TNsURANCE.


NAsEVILIsE MARINE, F1RE EgsUR ANUE
aud Life and Trust Company,
iAPtf " 5000 oQ-sll paid n. surplus s160, goo
49, " e Z. ~ 7g 90 :; ~ ~ f,lt Eies
confined alone aRd exolga eoy 70 UEderwriting.
s E op ne SI sa5a iS i T. ? rs FEES 4s aud
mhal y 0thee, No q OsmpsLregt. 1lew Orleans.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
tennessee Marine and Firo lasurznss 9onpaz7
CAPIrAL, $500, OOOs
jasE NJ Hull, ALFx SGItson, ,I.S.B, Kvoygr or
$40. ". biART1E 4AC0B mCGAyoUK, c, NJ Fosa,
W.lV.WpoDFolR IONS ii Bass,
JAMzs ). GILl., segratafy JOHN M 4alllL' PfeS''.
nssps Of the D0tseuon Cf rs p0ioe costumes to at0
River SEA AVID FIRE RISKS on the Tn0sflibstai terms
III AsiFf 6 Sli FEY 5SiBsHs's s az. 81
AGENC OF. THE
Union Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual principia--sithout personal
$500, O0O.
GsnIapeef mse against los End damage By Fire md
Navigation at reduced rates Of premiums.
tras:a to stosE@ide,S ana 6s IsTsa d. - '''+ ''
5heph5gd Knapp, John Vaa Nest NV Merrill
Ai6ert w. Wight George Bapeiye Henry b. Maaseil,
EB SRHa faSD RRs o52Rou a 2 6SScy
J. b. Johnston, Henry Ilolt, 7. n. Welmore,
Nose Taylor, Jso ID Van BuTeu L. n. Bingham
Jonathan TbOnc John r. n smith, Fcrd. suydusa Jr.
I Joseph Bpuchaud, Al. l.. ROuth. Rchabi Bell 2
| John ID. Huflbut Joseph Fowler, II. IL. Wolfe,
lsmbe-t-Suy dam, ElbsTt J. Anderson, a. Saignee,
/ john S.IBppan David Austen, James D. Fish,
/ Seth Grosvenof, Stephen Allen, Eas B. Blown.
/ A G. Fhompsan, X. VI. Lawrence, J.. r. u. GibsOn,
! J, J. KingsiyId, . :. ----...--.
| John s. TAPPAN, Vica President,
| FERDINAND STAGE, Secretary.
|
References
! u. II, Dudley ESQ Bernard FaloB. ESQ.
] r. c. Camuaek Esq. Aaron Cohen ESQ
SAM. O. Bell, Cashier Canal Me4sfs. Bel sab5iRs,
! Bank, IleveriGh s. Co
| Messu George Foster n Co. -. Maunssl White & Go
l. .. ] Coming h &c. q, Paradise LawIasOn
! O., Matia y StOGkwsll, 100 & Go.
JAMES II SUYDAM, Agent
| No. 7AGOuin0u St. New Orleans.
| n7 9m opposite The Office OF the Sun MUtuai ms Co
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I, 8ElTazGly inr lad les, IN each trails.
EERTEE .tRRsA@g EHEgI

@T no Cara Willlaaga New
Eurf afterI O'Clock on Sundays
~ The Lafayette Home Car
from the corner Of Haronne And
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s. a. TYLER, 80 CLIP ST.. hal couaEtly o. hsud,
N. and is-5eceiyius by egely sniy4l, Geld -
.srgr uanier sHd Cylndsf WATCHES Of Eift4-ea
s--s q. szszs the bsstmnkeg. Agp--t oh, Vest "a
slss-45 essa7 = and tiaErd CHAINS, SEAl,S1E.izlsl
s1@t E1aeand KEYS. N every vaTisg, Cold fonfs
PENCILS, rhiHbsI, B9oes. &c; Fine 3faee!st hoooiss
CASTOR Cups Pitcher, Trays, Plated CasgIE, sa-5etts
Can1ie1tioks inns. rich Fancy Goods kQhin.s fne Pei
auue0uG b mention. 5AlsO-SPECfHClES, with Gold
Silver shell Ses bowed lTsmes mud tsiasgea OF eFag
En3EYG fIOfectg etc, e1., CONF a0tV On had, hna
sit-e.l NJ Fuit the eye 81 short notice. AIS
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For kryqipsas de PAIN EXTRAGTORfs Invaluable.
Other remedies may make ths dissase dsappearfara little
us, but is dnsen in and ss reappe4r in the same or
3oHe Other 1sea The fain Extractor. however ara1ss
9t aud completely the cause Of the disease and
aliaois ti0ioush eaIe.
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos. 80 ana Of Camp street.

HARDWARE an ID IRON STORES,
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street.
9Al5sfLf BElN ImpoEiess and Dealers in Foreign
flsiss easlhauk lislr friends for then very lib -
eeods. aid iheir psosip i,ieStio % III oses s
sisls wv spsf Ropei seelie 10 them q oon; 49,
- go NefheIa pgfis. they are oaastantY receiving
,a.esn sappss es5eiay selected Of even tang IN
s Q sil ilzgs sad vel u1s0ngd stock. Of which the
Hashih ll t,sF iion, round squire gntaat7Q9 tons
as.' i Pss.yl do d d o. LEO le6 tons:
BoilsT plaia-ai tons;
1aanss'ee Ion Iosn 81. sqas RS sas fat-sV tons
Plough 90 ~ ngns;
:. sasis, ReailsTl9 id tons
hszs Rods. 2, 5 70 sad inc "a Ioand 3d. bdls;
R Rs9S gI2a-l5sm g 6 isels9 gssaas.i
bsa15 ~. sail,eslebIaie4 8egmo1th' aad oheT good
EFsss spisss1aoa kegs:
tsss and Table Ent'efy, EHzoTs. ato.:
fiiA tl4tsa-bsat Charcoal bfand5-Gi0 boxes;
s slss Tn !, Zine sPeltsg, 2ae9 y;
lehman. st.saf HlissaF and Cast f3tssi-25,006 IL;
5rAe3ssn1qlqa Doilins' s, Hnat's, et1-sl60 boxes;
1890 9oa ootas8 H5s osids-5 d iO7..
Baif sRa gfrs sieve q ,io2en'
-5eal Hslalees aad Plai form sioaias
o. ffae5 - i is ssd D9s h9,ii Lew
&C., ss5e Sl4 -F...s an4 AHal9a4;
CD +, sad i.nsish Locks; Sliding Door Furniture
HM6aw Fesasg y ever dsc5sloa: Ho. III e1erg n
sss9 ,s 81 piss,n rs and aii Saws; Foaga
ag4oT tta e and eaitinss-l5o IONS;
oakam, siafse Ha6sss is', s sl1s''
sPf1s. L .l Il, lald and Vbss Oils;
g5osE sis1 N ~ Y I ma . /. Lead.
psss az w =, 4 s s,.sN lena ,sss Fardignai
aeh fos fi9ia e e Pintsi
shsaf Bar ana Pie Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
sfssan Vsnsl 81 II, y osisi,saf y -. ~ IN s-aA
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f YER S0RESI
hereby certify that have been afflicted With au inveie.
rate Fever 5or9 ior ioneeu Yeas a5t past and have spent
Purchasing tl kinds Of adcnss that Used OF recon-.
aead1d Us but purpose. until "a a last aso
kheara and tried ID A LiEY g M AGtCAL PAIN Eek.
EHABID&4 when 20 my great supgise before hsd used
one whole box o. tins ssYe, my limb entirely healed
] aid have nothing OF il iaftubOptme,
HENalErrA. Munroe Co, n. Y. May 6 iSl5
ours. WOUNDS AND SORES. :
The effects Of the PAIN EXfR ACTOR in these casss
is wonderful quickly does It remove all pain and sore
ness and bes Ire iniun'. No soAR REMAINS. It's sue
in healing oldsOres Ofong standing is unpaIeeal
sT. Louis, Mo July 8 1876
D6Gr Sirs About week STAGE whilst working n my
tfaie, uu my fuu ~ very bad aud dlngarnu way The
whole biz Of TIE adxe entered the Of my loot iut below
The hstfp Ihew0und began to inhaine and Continued 50
10 10 patl became much alaImed. j uTsd Bnthh.Ou.
finctue Of Myrrh and asve.al adhesive p,5s but an 70
nQpnpOgs.
1then Commenced the use of
DALLEE's MAGICAL, PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and il es b9n minutes he pain ard Inflammation be-
gan % 'sua side end has entilely leit ne.
can confidently TgcOmmend Ealeys Magical Pain Ey.
tftOI a. being superior 70 anything have ever sean gd
i1r lsmoNlug pam or inflammation.
am s1p carpenter by tIlde, and shall be willing
y the yrtus9 Of ths salVe al al times when Necessary
reside On ftentin Avenue no. l5l where siye
any inf6rlna ion defined
HQnrG IfuT.
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CARRIAGES. .0AhRIA QE6,
s'hB S1trorber5 have now on hand . ergs and veil
f ssieClat 5sDTtTuant Of Ca BRiAEHS 49, ~ -
-nd gre constantly receiving G0m Tue nest = p
3odkeEn .ihGnuiaeCTies, every sfYle and tss-z.s-7
yarety. Purchasers would do veil % give 80 -
rs Gull a. WOODRUFF & 90,
oob 5mdGW I05 st. On af'+s II.
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WEAkNEeS AND PAIN u THE HNEAbT.
PIiLArELFHlA, June % ISL can highly recommend
Dr. NeyP.s eytap Of MID Cherry and Tar from ny know
ledge Of s virtues. BY wife had been affected "a long
li ell F-!A % ~ uiifAt rs uas ~ lLA
WOuid aica lime, teo9 and On all occasions The relief
hsspeetyaE The fst puca tisuDW m0athg since
she ha bean Tree rot The election. consider recon-
mend valuable modlne ltsstuene heniug effect
has been very Efes. b. addiup 30 relieving dir 1it
Eaa d
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CHOCOLATE AND C0CDA-s5 boxes Bakers NO
hpeaiei % b9zes superior Cocoa; 10 boxes brown
dog lal p1unds efaahad Col0a-isndnF sg shin Emneaor
ard big j. g9hsn, fam Boston, Cor sale 5y
nAs NHAHi4ke sIOuGHTON. "a Camp 81,
t ses en- choics Batter, eqnal 10 Goshen
naR l8halae lfau sssuhnat Dadem.
8eas 81. lnFs and Gnuinnati Butter, il store
aN aaa b. k#M. u CUSHING q 20,
s. Common street.
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WApCHES-JEWELRY
fT5E, VyAT0HEs TawELIsY, lie.

81 3. ME5 ER, No. loo CsKP street, Wstc,- re
-tE. nskas and dselel ID JEWEL ~ Glll ~
PGES. fiHCH ARTICLES, aud WATCHER, - 81
AhJsWalp aItfeeg spaifad atmOdar6tBp rcez r1ie
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y
JoHH MlLLAR, No, 19l ST, CIi.4RLES Street.
81 NcofneF OF GltOd GtIeet), respectfully Informs q
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters Of Lou 2
sana, that he IS prepared to manufacture and " l
furnish an articles in the above line, and has con-
GSS = M gtanty on hand good ass0rm snt Of s D.
fes3AA=z2@733 DIES, BRIDES, mARTTNGALES
AEA L. AaWHIPS, SPURS, and HARNESS oil
esaasal &zA4eyery kind MILITARY SADDLES
HOLSTERS, PAt3k-SADDLES, VALlSES and hob.
BLES-ai which viii sell as low as those VINO import
them, and warrant them 70 be ROoI-Whila they are All
u the CRESCENT CITY manutaetuTe.
~ Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished AZ
rbon notice.
,.Ey REPAIRING attended tn with n-stuass and
el.naleh- jgl2 ON
SfVHE subscriber having commenced the WHOLESALE and
4 Retail Of LIQUORS, WINES, etc., begs e-,4zsz,-
70 n0fm his friends and customers that he keeps .Fsa
always on hand the following viz t5sFz5
BRAN ES-GodaFd's, Mag0Tyis, and other szzEzz
CelebIatel brands, old.
HOLLAND GlN-Diragt importation, bat DUALITY.
MONONGAHEl4A WHISKY;
Peach i AND -directfom Maryland
EAST INDIA 9IADElRA-A splendid article;
nuFk CORD IN SHERRY, 81;
H., ma. -. very superior
scotch rASD IRISH WHlSKY-ImpOtisd by Mr..
CHbAAAr - NE-of every bapd and description;
brandy FRUITS
SCOTCH ALE and LOEDON PORTER:
-nhoesae and Retail at 10 ann Is Rogal street, By
nt0IA 4 II. TAYLOR.
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NJ BRANDER SMITH, General COMMISSION
=. MERCHANT, No. 50 GFAYIKR STREET, Is Con.
misslOuea 70 lake AakrOVedg OF Deeds and Powe
Of Attorney 70 AdminFter Oatns and 70 take Testimony
and FrD0 OF Demands, by EppOin OF theCogsn0rs
DE following Stsiea viz IALRE, NEW II AMP5HTPF
gERm0SG, RHODE ISLAND CONN ECTICuT
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA
ONO MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN,, INDIANA, IL
I4lEOIS, MISSOURI. KENTUCKY, Tenn ESSf9Es
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CARULIEA Ala
hAdA MISSISSIPPI and FLOBIDA.L oct25 81
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Orleans aHd C0FTolit0z evefp
}. IL the weather il fair.
rs viii leave eVafy is miAutsl
Canal "a, n0vl2-em
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DENTISTRY, &C.
10 !! D Dim

a near Laf15etie Square, thankful Tor
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed iG
UPON him, would solicit continuance OflJ -tfstis
thesame. Afef pIacLiee Of twelve years, ~ LIZ
both in Europe and the United States and hgVing awaited
himself Of al helse Improvements he feels confident that
ne viii satisfaction 10 those WIN may favor him with
a call
]. w. would call Notwithstanding TO his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate PeUOns requiring
such would do well 20 call and examine specimens, All MS
operations viii be warranted the best Of workmanship and
mRfeal aud give satisfaction 10 those who may patron
i've him. j. W. TseTs 10 the following gentlemen who have
honQied him with their patronage; ~
Professor Stone, d. Benbro0k, sM0phy = Neyms
Professor MofphY, Sykes 4 Hyde Robson q Allen
Professor Duitry. Sturg@ 3 Wright, etc, ETC.
~ D0ntsts supplied with Gold Foil, Plate Teeth, etc.
Office and residence III ST. Charles street, the
comsr Of Pogdrsa. Bsi
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MEDTCAL.

Jar. J. BEHaA DON-Oihde and Residence No. 1877
" Canel Sree beLween rhppa and CiIou1 SO. W. 6
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j q Be IT KIN NEa,
BtaChLAIE8, 70. 2 EOkAL STREET,
huEttT AZ Is al kinAE Ot Z ls8VORK suel AZ tbs
= eetLins Of tonS-Rs &naEea, ovens, steam ss7
p9ueii s.e. Al work done by ne 1ealeIlJer sail -
- gasta2lls, and tG5olmsa1 ct ais MAJ b5 Asass
Ha5u my time. -
Will GiaBatab. ~
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I9al Ea1VlD. -lDLN aINULn. JHt. w. lgEoUo
-. ,.,,,jJ.o9 IN STROUD & 60

'SEARBIaE BAETEL-PiECEs, ENAM 4
IVA ELLED CRATES MONUMENTS
TONES, TeHB SLABS, Crave STONES IN
snd MARBLE, is all ig different ysrstias 49,
gHDd&5Tp@ LIZZIE, CALCiEED PLAE. #5lEE
TEE or PARIS, ROMAN ard HYORAU- 60
lie CEMENT, PLaSyERIHG HAIR n
WHIT SAM: ENGLISH. PENSACOLA se-a.
hnd FiAtSdbh" fLhE-bblth, ut3
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tall 3 undssnsa hafilg his 3sg ass1diatsi with hin
Il pa, JitAltLtss : iAffAeG VII e1stnhs tha
g. s4-sAs asEf1ss nnlzg fiiH Hrui OF
RAYMOND & AhAdifAGie.,. Newt leans, aug. 81
Ala3 3m W c. EAEFl0Fn
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nmsy bseondeny stated that there is noease Of PILES
which may not be cured b. the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
It is aoeain remedy, aud at once thepain and
soreness.
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nR. MACGIBBON hes removed 20 SO PHILiPPA
II STREET. bstween Gfavisr and Common iy5 bm
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"a Nos SO and SO Common ST. tsgsgSg-s-77Es
Nsa2S we are now opening aud Teceiv- 4ts la1 III
a INK fresh Gupphgs, by every i3 III szsaA
rival 10 npr large and ccmplse assortment al SADDLES
and ehDDLEEY WARES Biides, EiliuaE Whips;
HARNESS Of all kinds Coach and Harness Trimmings
leather and Findings. AGO, MILL HANDs Of G0m
15ue, GuUa Fagha and Patent Stretched Leather; IN.
Ola RUBBER STEAM PACKING e9d HUSE; tsdia
Rubber legsngs, Clothing, etc. g,nt With every other
auice 10 our line p which invite TIE attention n
Uzads and the public. SMITH 81 Ba@FHER
oo. 30 hud 52 Common st., ID door iT0m siagazina.
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Law FA71tEF2ssEIP
- y isil g lAftHff- ia ta
4 -siAia-e SO re1 siiEe tlaes oH-
Jg8 6n DAVID u fsAasFfF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
GET OUT OF THE WAY.
70 UR OLD.FA SHfONED DAS HER c H


wv termed" Raj RoaG aGage" M,i ik.e
II W upkh them
now n the heart the is
bg as ~ nn ndan walu 1t oundSwi thrn,ma manganese
SALT, &c. g ru areampean ndyaEel tmitf f
n to ~
for hours ouga cold 0uL9nd
Throw the 81 thing pick ks oinn n,abu
o hrm the hiues
them o farmer a value
epat this C ~ lsi ibcy hnpu oLrh
d "A buck II is plain, simple
d hI last yye
is ri khp pd 70 b rims 0 minutes
M
t o he hc Congress Ia granted him the enonpo his
MGS.cr
~ t h rsgne, alike o scout n oyent.
supply, vii n mi uac feof this Chuu.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
OBITUARY,

We are called to announce the death of our III uch
lamented brother, PLEASANT NJ. PHILLIPS, who
depa rted this life the 18th day of September lS49
He born in the State of Kentu cky. Cumberland
County, tire 10th day of October, 1916. His aged
father and mother, JOHN and MARY PHILLIPS, live
in the vicinity of Huntsville, which pla ce they
ernigrated with their PLEASANT NJ from the State
of Kentucky, in the year 1887.
PLEASANT VI. PHILLIPS died in the of Huntsville
the house of his brotherin- Ben Ellsworth
He was once elected an acting Justice Of the Peace
and when he died Clerk OF the Circuit Court and
very correct and confidential business man.
He very moral, upright man. in public and in
private observing the laws of virtue and propriety;
and regarded by his fellowctzens worthy
their confidence, being a gentleman of undoubted in
Iegrty. Above all he a pious and exem plary
Christian, and for years, he a worthy and accep
table member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
serving in the capacity of Class leader and steward.
His disease fever, nd ed in IA days. dur
ing which time he had all the attention that er eat
number of his kind friends could bestow. His last
hours were marked by calm resignation and unwaver-
ing faith in Lord Jesus Christ. He has left a
deeply afflicted father and mothers brot hers and
who their loss; but their mingled with
Joy, IN the full confidence that his happy spirit now
realizes all tn lat his faith hoped for in this life
Peace to his memory. and may God protect his
friends and relatives and give them grace to bear
their bereavement with christian meekness ard forti
tude. L.. w L.
CTTke Christian Advocate and Louisville Journal
will please copy, for the rsfa elton of his
friends in Kentucky and Tennessee
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
From the Little Rock Banner.

Our State.-Arkansas has within herself all
the elements of greatness. Few States have been
so peculiarly favored by nature. Traversed and
intersected in every direction by large navigable
rivers. natural highways are everywhere present.
ed, by which her productions may reach ma rket
iier valleys offer 10 The settler soil as rich as
any IN the great basin of the Mississippi. Her
hills TEEN with an untold mineral wealth. and her
climate is as heaIthfuI and as balmy as the most
fastldious invalid could sigh for. There are bu,
two things that we really want, roads and Schools
and with such natural advantages as they possess,
If they had good roads. people mus: accumu-
late wealth. An easy access 10 shipping points
upon the navigabe streams. would enable each
one 10 find market for his surplus. and hold out
continual incentive for greater exertions and in
creased productions. OF greater importance and
more pressing necessity is the want of schools
The population has hitherto been too sparse and
too much scattered 10 secure the adoption of any
permanent common school system. The very
great increase of our population will enable
almost every county TO establish for itself suffi-
clent number of primary schools. This should be
speedily done. 1t will ensure not only the future
happiness and welfare of the rising generation.
but will lay the foundation of the future
and prosperity of our State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
DEED.

On the Goth September CLARIssA NJ, infant daugh
ter of Calvin and Elmra Phelps, aged 10 months and
% days.
In this city, the evening of the 4th inst, Mr.
JAMES K. JONES, aged about 81. His funeral was at :
tended by large portion of the Division of the Sons
of Tenn perance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

Horribe.-On the 24h ultmo, a man named
Atchison. residing in Harrison county. Virginia,
while suffering under temporary arrangement,
went into the harvest field Of his neighbor, Sa-
muei Elder, took up a scythe, whetied il careful
Iy, and, as Mr.. Elder STOPPING in NOV ing,
Achison raised the scythe, and, win furious ef-
fort, cut the head of his unfortunate neghbor al
most entirely off the body. leaving only small
portion of the skin the front part of the neck
hold his head and body together. The crazy man
then attacked Mr. Clark with fury. Clark be-
ing apprised of his intention, and being man of
much more natural strength than Atchson, sue
ceeded in knocking him down two three times
before he would desist. Atchison then took to
flight, and nothing or heard of
him till Saturday morning. when he was discover
ed, apparently dead, with his throat badly cut.
He subsequently, recovered, reached his own
house, four miles distant, and it believed
would get well of his wounds. Both Aichison
and his victim were sober and respectable men
members of churches--one a Baptist and the
other Methodist.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
A RKANSAS MONEY FOR SALE. Apply to
IA July ID. p. PENNYWFF.
Novels of lS49.

TNIGHTEEN hundred and twelve, or Nspoleon, ;.
IL Invasion OF Russia
Thirty years since, or the Ruined Family
The Forgery, by James.
Tristram Shandy, or Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim
Jane Eyre.
Juo. A. Murrel, Qife and adventures
Battle of life, "a love story,) by Dickens
Campaigns in Mexico, or Glimpse at Life in Camu
by who has the i" Elephant"
The Old Judge or Life in Colony.
Memoirs of my Youth by Lamartine
Georgana hammond, companion Jane Eyre
Angelina Luxmore, or the Life of q Beauty
Ellen Wareham (or Love and Duty)
For sale by WALLACE & wApD
June %, lo49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

As snow is of itself cod yet warns and re-
freshes the earth, Affections though in them
selves grievous yet keep the soul of the Christian
warm, and make il fruitful.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

Strength Of lie COn'ending Armies.--The Eng
IIsh papers furnish statistics of the forces in the
Russian and Austrian service, and of the Hunga-
rian troops. We have no room for the details,
but the following the sums total
Russian army--in nine corps-226, 800 foot
q 300 horse. and SO4 cannon.
Austria, $4,000 foot, 10000 horse. and 900
cannon.
Allied army Of all arms, 322 900, and l, ,IO4
cannon.
The Hungarians were said to muster, in all,
$780, 900 of all arms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

Have the courage to obey your Maker at lhe
risk of being ridicued by man.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
DI S S 0 l. L T 10 n :.

MAYoK's OFFICE, CRY VAN BUREs,
September 18th, IS49.
tY a resolution OF the Common Council of the city
of Van Buren,, the time for the completion of the
pavements, both sides of Main street, from Water
street to ST. Joseph street. has been extended three
months, from the llth September inst, ION account
of the difficulty heretofore exs ting in procuring
terials,) expiring the ith December next; end
tice is hereby given of lots, in the district
above mentioned, to call on the Paving Committee,
viz: Aldermen Ogden, Stevenson, and Hawkins, for
information, regards grade, width, &c and all
pavements not completed by the Ilth December next
will be let by said Committee to the lowest bidder
and property sold for the payment of the same.
y. j. WARD. Mayor.
Sept %, 1919 26-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
III 4 X Il Z Il S J..
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. %.
Corrected WeeEIv I

W" OiNLL-1-No- -
Corrected Weekly
CorrOS-Ordinary, Il 81; Middling. Il 81 Z; mid
ding fair, 81 10; fair, ST Il 04
SUGAR. - Louisiana, So; Havana, 81
brown, AZ 81.
CoFFEE.-74 Is.
MoLAssEs--I5 20 per gallon.
ToBACCo -2l a Il.
FLoUR.-5 80 a } 10.
SALr.-95 100
CoRN.-4O a AZ.
RIcE.-4k ).
WHIsKEY.--Rectihed, Is 90
F4N BUREN--CowHtry Produce
Cotton, l so a | IS
Flour, per cwt., n 3 80
Corn, ear, % 80
Corn meal. per bus.,' 45 so
Oats, sheled, Goa 25
Oats, sheaf, 90 25
Bacon, per tb.; 81 a6
Pork, 2a2 so
Beef, l1a2
Mutton, 4a5
Veals none.
Butter, 10
Lard, sac
IaIow. s a 10
Beeswax, Is 20
Eggs, 6a7
Chickens. per doz., lal2 25
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

and the civilized world become Cossack The
incident attendant on the fall of The Roman en-
Plre will be repeated and there is in prescient
minds an apprehension that Providence, in the
way CT punishment IS moulding mems views to so
dreadful an issue.
france feels uneasy. and the Government seem
10 thnk that TO calculate reaction is TO invite
destruction. The serpent they have warmed may
stlng them to death; and fancy we discover
tears of this kind in the iact condemnation of the
Pope's conduct.
France retains possession of Rome and will no:
surrender lis authority unless the pontificaI Gov
ernmentIs based on liberal principles. This may
be only an excuse for keeping force in Italy.
Tie Irish State Prise eners.--We have reason
10 believe that It is The intention of minister's in
deierence 10 her majesty's wishes. to grant, in a
snort Time, free pardon TO all the Irish State
prisoners, whether in prison, at home, or serving
as convicis in penal colonies abroad.