Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-23

SATURDAY, JUNE %, l849
TERMS REDUCED.
The terms Of subscription TO the ''Inteligencer"
has been reduced to TWO DOLLARS,
per nnnum, inrariably In Advance.
90 WANTED.-We wan, Il sprightly, intel.
igent lad, IA or l6 years old, 10 come and learn
the printing art with us. One from the country
preferred.
Mr.. J. NJ. BUrLEs, of Little Rock, is authorized
TO take subscriptions for the arkansas Ltelligen-
Ger, 10 receive payment therefor, aud TO receipt
for the same.
1TPositively no Job-Work done u, this Office
without the cash being paid for the upon de-
livery. We have to pay the cash for the mate
rIaIs and labor used on the work, and of course
must have the money and nothing else.
EXPEDITION TO THE WICHETAW MOUNTAINS.
A meeting, of those persons intending TO JON The
expedition 10 the Wichelaw Mountains, for the
purpose of hunting gold, will be held at the Court
House, an Van Buren,, on THIS DAY 23d
June, lS49.
ATTENTION GOLD HUNTERS.
An adjourned meeting of those persons intending
10 visit Walnut Creek, on the 18Th August next,
10 hunt gold. will be held in Van Buren, on Sa-
turday the 7h July. 1t is desirable that all attend
that conveniently do SO, as i; will be The last
meeting until we rendezvous.
HARVEY STEWARD.
ULTOn the first page will be found an ably
written article, entitled the sConstitutionaty of
the Separation Sustained" by DR.. L. w. SAUN-
DEEs, of Huntsville, Madison county.
81 The Rirer is again falling. but still in fine
navii iigable condition.
OF Our Acknowledgements are due TO S. MUR-
DOCK, ESQ.,. at Napoleon, for late New Orleans
papers,
Since resumption of the cash system, the sub
scrpton list of the lnteligencer has been the
increase, and the advance payments of our sub
scribers have put in our power to comma nd those
comforts necessary to the health of the BODY, as
we'll as 10 excite in greater exertons to render
our journal acceptable to generous public. We
would here take occasion to return our thanks 10
the Hon. john BERRY, Of Huntsville, for his favor
of The 2Oih, which came to hand yesterday The
lntelligencer is looking up
New StOre.-By the advertisement, of Mr.. H. S.
WILSON, our readers will see tha, Mr.. w. has To-
Gated permanently in this place, with an entire
new stock OF g5ods, at The corner of Columbus and
Main streets. where he will be found ut all times
selling goods al The lOUest rates for CASH
VALUABLE BooEs.-By reference to our odver.
tIsng columns, it will be seen that our enterprisipp
ieliow-citizens, Messrs. WALLAcs g. WAkp, have
just received extensive and valuable additions to
their former stock Of Books, comprising Moral.
Religious, Historical, Miscellaneous, Romance.
School Books, &c. We are disposed to concede
not little credit TO Mr.. Wallace. for his selec.
lions from the Literary Market, and we hope the
lovers of Literature will find il their interest 10
Gull and examine
hcy have sent US copy of the /" California
Guide Book" containing Col. Fremont's Account
of Upper California, Maj Emory's Overland Jour
ney TO San Diego, and other matter connected
with California Also, copy of the " Miners
Guide,' containing many useful particulars on the
subject OF mining and gold hunting. These books
are cheap-623 cents each, and ought to be in
the hands of every one, " now a-days.'
H0USe DTedktng.-On the night of Saturday
last, the Store of George and Andrew Austin was
entered by daring thief. He went to work
coolly and effected his purpose whilst Mr.. Andrew
Austin and two other persons, and acaich dog
were sleeping in room in the same building A
ladder was found on the next morning a, one of
The windows of the upper story where il seems he
entered, and then went down stairs, wrenched the
drawer from the counter and carried it and con.
ents (some S60) off. The thief left the house by
,ne of the front doors.
On the nj ghts of Wednesday and Thursday at.
empts were made to enter the house Of WiIlhaf
Glass. but al each time Mr.. Glass was within
md wide awake.
1t is only of late that such crimes have been
committed or attempted. The police must begin
o be more vigilant in enforcing the municipal
avs. Several men hanging about town who
lave no visible means of livelihood. These are
vagrants y in the eye of the law and suspicious
characters in The community. They ought all to
70 hauIeduP, and the law enforced upon them.
GS ORLANDO BRowN, Esq, (where from this
iepopent sayeth not) is appointed Commissioner
InIr1 A To- II