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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS,



American Theatre POydras Street.
STAGE MANAGER, M. 9. 8. STANLEY. THIS EVEN
= 'NO A'nal SR w = 5i'q AVS SR5 "a Gina ms
70 ege 9SGs VIZ TIE wxN6EREa Jew On'''
@a5'hal Simon Mr. Stanley Nl3i- Moulin. Mr. Spear
Dsgobsrt n. Greene Adenn0 Miss PeiHe
sss u Iiissi3aLBfss5 Css 7s eens PaIgastss second
gnd Third TIERS SOC cooed Beros, sOc Gallery, 25e PHate
Log Of . a. n si p 81 Door open quarter before
performances Will romrneleg ni quarter past 2.
Saint CHARLES Theatre,
:, ~ geneG! p, "A = lyLts DEAN.
DL9w y ssif A3g RrS, gs,s' PnTs as 55
2psa daily, from % ~ i..Tdi5 EyEslNG, AOnily, viii be
THE wB EcKER's DAUGHTER.
N3Gf5 b. Dean Black Nor' ~ M l LG iss
F4voRifE s0Nd. -. =. siii; Eas Cosd
wndrske Mr. NJ Pied sirWian F0nloys Mr. Fuller
Master Waller. M Lemon Constance @i., Jais Dean
Orleans Theatre.
OdEANs h ~ between R SN ed Po 81
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV 2 lsio VIII De performed Don't
.''' ''''l 'i'I IU q Di LdHaagRMooh
w The lipO Of Ldeia q Laasmoor, English for aae
" Perform nee viii commence at iapa-t6 O'Clock
Fourth Week.
ROaFIk's Troupe Of Sable HarmOnists.
OPEN EVERY EyENiNG at Commecul Exchange Hall. The
~ 4 3'2 ~ s G9p,i't' Of the following artists
q "hS " 4, cuAApEaa,
B. NJ. FoANs,
X, mUUHEt
WILLIAM ROARK.
- Tickets 50 d open
10 hatpast T. No pospoHenentOn any
movie ROARR- OLlPAANr Proprie
Crescent City Circus.
MEssRs. GERHANL5 Ia T'HoBEE and LYMAN, Propre-
VI e The above sabislmenf leave
Of Nsr Dream. they o. en- ish
inst when combination Of TALENT the El lH will b.
tuly worthy Of pu'pn8ge
osss ROSA deriI-dy Equest-el
Tie world has together Mr. WI. WORREtb
Covn q Clgshsi Mr. GEkMANl, Mons LA fBOHNE and Mr
81. LlPAAN, tGe SbmsTse
The conducted. in that carne
offend he mes asudus. Such been ever Will
the
The Seats vii he
The Brass Sand, composed Fifteen emhe.z the
guidance the ceebfatd Mr.. MESSENGER and
bssEnecied musicaHy. MO
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NHW ORLEANS MARK H.rs-
d . ---=------
CEssoENT 0EYIcE.

Mouday MunsRg. November 26 1875.
COTTOE.-The Cotton market YVES very heavy on Sat
ulday and the sses confined about 6 bass the
raes Of which, though nut rsported are said to indicate
some further decline
The Caledonia arrived at Halifax Friday but detange.
ment Of The TeiegIaph wisss 0ccsOned delay transmit
ting ber news,
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d. P. sCANLAN q co.

Do II sum HLN - NUt VM
(AS> No. IL Chartres street, NJ
Have ladies
received their stock Of FASHIONABLE WINTER 81
GOODS consisting In pdrt Of Black Silks aud Satin de
Chine all widths end qualities sfd Snn
paor and evening dresses Chungstb Chine
AMI P0u e Sole Gaet, choice q1as c0oi Poi De s0e
Camele ArmuTa bsc sud coored nteTed Pc IL De
small striped and checked Gos de Naples Gace for Aua
t1N Manieeta,
tia Cashmere de Chine, Saiin Ato-a
p Of Embroidered Cafes, Cotr Chemisettea
Ne infants Caps, Dresses; nudkerchefs
Welding Dresses and Scars Bonnet and Waist Ribbons PaTsso
Cutse cOuure Canton Grape Sha embroidered
Black aud Colonel Veyets Gloves; Arifca Pnes Hosiery
their
prices. ME pin
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Splendid and Delighifui Properly, situated and
fronting on the Railroad, Greenvile.

BY J. A. BEARD, Auetioneer
CATBRDAYi December Y 6cqck-Wi ad auction,
- at he cGdeeouse Nj ChaIss Rice, u Che city Of Laayeue
That valuable COUNTRY SEAT lately the
A Beard in the delightful village Grsenye
run ty e RsIosd from The city The properly eoprses
good the
requisite tpf rpctbh family The opJuiiag very
ve having ktna quarters, cOachouse, stables FOR four
good order The grounds laid style stocked
with ;he choices plants shrubs and flowers selected
in The pute States Eupe and asia she vegetable sreh il 10
the fucs ul-r and fine crop growing The
comprise large The choicest Of flowers
plants hn etc., and he had at valuation BY
purchaser Of tfe property.
Persons deifoq q viewing de property aH notd that ie gar
deHsr Is on the premss 10 receive thFnl
Fhe purchaser payment
cote S365, 2l o Fubr1ry cagh.
The property will be sold without limit appraissmen
For full and farther particulars sfpy AZ The ue Of g. A Beard,
4 Arcld
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GCkLEs Co have removed their Wholesale Store from No q
- Augzne street to No AZ Canal street. ddonng their Old rea
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


Freight lOr SAN Francisco.
A ALL. of heavy eigkt for ballast aud smalot
"A OF Lumber can be shipped e California az very low
n2i lot q GrSvisr Street.
etE1FoT CALIFORNIA; via Chagres-.Y's0 Qrieaas and
SEtS Ch7grcs Hsgliar ne 70 sail THIS DAY, |
regular paekst 6dg Major EAsFLARB, a. v. Wells |
mcsler has speqdd aeeommOdaLou cabin and aefsge
ps.sengeEi aud having large number engaged will sail as
ably fast sailing having made he last tu to Chags
in IL days. Persons gOag fuiiU MIA via DhagIes are
particularly equeSed to examine her she lies at The
Lower Picsynne Fer. o, to
ms RRMiG8zaRRAAh CINNAMON 4 G'G G6 Il i'G5; f G to
,5eFaza, For California, via ohagEes.--zT6e well
s f9 .,Iis suRS1IY', ,a P H. Lee
NESllAY oh December, at o,elock, a NJ. Should
re Isl ko. freight orpasaFe apply on board foot
ma HYDE s. OGLEsBY. l2 Poydras st
BNo naass s SG9 s sb nsa e eI with crew. So
L. For san Francisco, CalifOTnia-FITst Ysssss-
~ 1 aS Sa ss re 4 tine 49, 's s cop
a hsPSiomf 3sSo n d q sS S mo Sssn i
y -, 4 Tony & ROGET, SO Camp St
81 Cabin passage, $3.50. 5 es,age. also,
lsi5sF9r California, via Chag Ges;-The new, first
be dispatched foT The shove pert a. soon as sai
cient number Of passengers engaged For terms, apply
MA j w. XNDREWs & CO. 81 Common st
II. ForS Francisco, California, Direct Freight
@ sailing a'G5 sSPps,' Can Ro oIe'h ya assS
great portion of her engaged, will have quick dispatch
~ fR2Is RRb6fi3 FL ffa son E5 81 s
~e,r=s For CALIFORNIA; via Chagres.-The splendid
ct l8-s5R steamship ALABAMA, J J, Wright, CON-
eztsal mander. will leave For ChasIes direct MON
DAY, the 10Th peesmbeI,al O'Clock, P. N.
RATEs OF PASSAGE:
IN saloon SSU NY
In lever CaGla @ 92 ~
~ No toEet ;eo9o until raid Freight 10 cents
ne O j. iMEEKER & co, 66 Poydrss-st.
fra For Chagres via H avana.-U- S Mail
~ys1sfai7as Steamship Company. The splendid Mail
EEsss4Szaa Steagship FALCON 1000 tons bu'thea, -
II Jd ttsteHe, " SIN, COMMANDING will !eave for Cha
gres, with The California and Oregon Mails, SAfUR-
Day the 18th December, at O. O'Clock NJ, puHctuay.
from loot OF st. May street Lafayette,
y - RhTEs or PASSAGE
IN aoohs 70 haE ea.'' W
In Lover Cabin. % CO
In Steerage and with crew. to ChhgTes 49,. 45 co
Freight so ceuts eTcub'o foot,
No Passage secured until paid for All Passage tickets
and orders 10 receive freight must be procured from theOes
PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & co AGENTS,
81 Gravier street.
N b. Surgeon attached to the Falcon thereby always
securing good medta auendanoe to her pasSengeTs Sn7
1s~For San Francisco, Californis.-Tke fine East
s5hl.la laliug a l eoppeIed and ca}p EtaseAed brig
--9F-- CLARION Harris, MASTER having part Of her
cargo eqgaged and going on bosrd VIII have quick dis
pach This vessel has been newly eoppepd and put in
complete order for the She has splendid stale room
gc2ommOd lOns for 2 Passengers, aud house deck we'll
ied up for 10 second cabin passengG. For balance of
egh or passage apply on board 1T post5 Second NUM-
nit R. NJ HARRISON & co, Il Cravior St
Passage iRsFirst Cabin $3.50
PASSAGE IN Second Cabin $50
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
F0REIGN P0RTS

IL For Bordeauz-The fiue fat sailing ship JAS
A5A FEM Eli Capt, FnletOR, having nearly all Der
- cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch. For
Oaiance OF lTeight or passaqe ApplyIo
ny LEVI II. GALE, 93 Common st.
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sielles & CO., 40 and A. Canal street,
WtptESALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Drags Afsdieines
W Ssgral HitaaeHis Fine PegjiHa7J eic ete n22 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

RERKsHIRE COUNTY CHEEsE-5 Berkshire Coun
- ~ Cheese Of 100 bs each. veu SUPERIOR article for
family use and Will be cut 70 suit customers:
q boxes English DAIRY CHEESE;
10 cases Pine Apple 90;
/ casa Sap Sage a.;
luat received and f0E sale By
n2Ot RAYMOND 4 ARMlTAGE, u Camp It.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

R. TEN BROCK, Proprietor
N b. Sweepstakes three hens-s300
enranee-sCQ hrietis open Of Mcclure
Course on Friday, he S0h November lsthre
Taceto name snd with tie Secretary Of The Meau Jockey
Club, on The 25t1 November.
the 'tb o March, 1885,
HB- The Spring Nee o. Cmb will
mence on the l9ll Of Asch, 1885, R. TEN BROECR
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OrIeans Theatre.
Fonrth Meek.
Crescent City Circus.

s Tickets 80 cents DeOu open O'Clock. Perorpane
70 cOmmees al hattpast No poponenentO any
movie ROARR- a OLlPHANr, Progrie 10
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Without reserve -. = uTnIture-Turnifnre.. w
eTn Exchange Boarding House.
nv GVLTEc FrvrV,rs

| . Office 81 Gra5er street
| / their Office -
80 Philadelphia Crushed and PogdeI s
| GAR-sold for account " whom Il may concern.
Torn. casl. n26
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
{ VOLUME S-NO. TO-
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 w !

caught up by an hundred voices, and &" "Muoros
los Americanos"--death TO the America ns--
echoed along the Gale Santa Maria. Wells in
formed the officer that they would make no resis-
tance and issuing from the house, tho party were
Immediately surrounded closely by the guard
Pausing moment upon the pavement, Winfield
turned TO speak 10 Cato, but that dark parsonage
had disappeared. =, l..
Never fear. Frank" said Wells, who observ-
ed the uneasy glance that Winfield cast around,
never fear Cato's safe ! sent him on an err
rnnd,' and the trader smiled grinly.
Surrounded by the guard, the prisoners had pro-
ceeded about q square, when half-naked rancho.
70, mounted upon small Mexican pony galloped
up at full speed, and exclaimed
Los Apaches Los Apaches Seniors, the
Apaches have attacked The hacienda of Don Jose
Rivas." AZ this announcement the young lieuie-
naht in command was strongly affected. In
trembling tone he addressed few words to q SER
gcant, and then hastened towards the plaza. Un-
der command of the sergeant the guard moved
slowly onward. a profound silence, broken only
by the clans of the sabres of the guard upon the
pavement, rested upon the city. Passing one of
the cross streets, running north and south, they
heard in the distance the murmurihg of voices,
and the tramp of approaching footsteps. Dashing
like some mountain torrent whose headlong course
nothing can impede, band Of teamsters, with
Cato in the van, charged upon the guard so sud.
den and impetuous was the assault, that the sol:
diers were struck dumb with as,onishmcnt and
fear. After a slight resistance they fled, and left
their prisoners al liberty.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04

In front of them appeared the cathedral, large
and beautiful edifice, the pride and boast Of the
citizens. In the centre of the Plaza was situated
fountain surfnounted by statue; from the sides
of the fountain poured forth streams of pure
ter, conducted several miles by means of a Secd,
from the stream which passes through the valley ;
around were trees destitute of verdure, and en-
closing the Plaza were blocks of buildings, some
of them private residences, whilst others were ap-
propriated 10 the use of the government. As they
stood gazing around them, the sun slowly sank in
the western horizon his parting beams gded the
tall spires of the cathedral, and rested Upon the
lofty summit of The range Of mountains in the dis
lance, their bases already shrouded in partial OBJ
scurly. Retracing their footsteps, they left the
city and joined the train of wagons belonging TO
Wells, which had halted and encamped some little
distance.
Hardly had they Quilted the Plaza when man,
who. with countenance concealed beneath an enor-
nous sombrero, had regarded the party with evil
dent surprise and curiosity, followed hastily in the
direction which they had taken. --r-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
'apOleOn and Fort Gibson Packet.

THE undersigned would inform his
EES friends, and the public generally, that
kaxSsH having bnilt the ALERT 40. 2, ex-
y i0r the Arkansas river, she will make reg ular
4 iom Napoleon to Fort Gibson. He is conf dent
ne Is sufficiently light drawing but twelve
to run the year found, and will do so if the
VIII but extend to him q reasonable portion of
BUSINESS 1t is not his wish to monopolise the
= oil the river, and ran all other boats out and
SIafge enormous prices, but to do an honest fair
business Not wishing to take any advantage
public, he invites them to give him CALL and
u MAKE them as comfortable and take them
: last as any other boat of her class in the river.
[H.4-36-tf. Up. GREGG. Master.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
FOR SALE.

onn WI sell, at reduced price, my property in the
lsg ., %ul ~ "ARREN, Tanning county, Texas, con-
u - Eleven Lots, in said town, situated on the
Iuar1, on which is good dwelling house and
waS all well calculated for a tavern Also
,af ~ o-I and Grocery, and Warehouse, in ex-
fe5 70 receive stock of goods Also fifteen
.,r PRe PRace Is on direct line from Fort Smith and
ssunaIP POT 70 the Trinity, Sulphur nd Sabine, and
sRvs, 70 DC the most valuable Ferry on Upper
,nJ s' ueslrous of good bargains, will do well TO
I "a IN ainhe the premises immediately. as in
Ensv JOHN KITCHINGS.
- -h0Fch 18th, 1919. 2-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
MOUNT COMFORT, July 2Sth. 1919.
For the Arkansas lntelligencer.
THE FADED LINES.

For the Arkansas lntelligencer.
THE FADED LINES.
Those faded lines! those faded lines,
Oh, what a tale do they reveal;
They tell OF constancy unchanged
Though time hath set his iron seal
OF love, which death could only sever
He dared not break the chain,
Nor thought he that in Heaven forever
Thou'lt clasp the loved again.
Those faded lines,-they're kept with care.
Though pale the ink has grown;
And thy calm face is no longer fair,
Its roscate hue is gone,
But still the heart is young in love;
Time passed that foweret by,
For it told SO much of the sky above
He could not choose but spare
Those faded lines reveal how much
OF never ending love-
OF hope, which time can never touch,
Eternal, changeless light.
Cold-hearted ones may smile at thee,
And call thee maiden old
Alas they know not the misery,
That's hidden meath that aspect cold
They know not the feelings, fond and warm,
Which once thy bosom knew ..
Nor do they know the magic charm
Which love around thee threw;
But broken is loves golden cIIaiu,
Its fragments scattered lie,
YET thou shalt meet him yet again
Where nought can you divide.
Ass.ssxs,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
.- l. A n @ Il X f, E'S -
gW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS


IAVING Just returned from Cincinnati, where |
have contracted for the engraving printing & =,
of my New SECTIONAL Maj Arkansas, | would re-
spectfully inform the public, that the above Map will
be ready for delivery in January next.
will be done in the finest style of line engraving
and by the most competent cngravers west of the
Alleghanies. Said Map will show all the Creeks,
Bayous, Postofces County Seats, and every section
and fractional section each navigable stream in
the State that persons may point 10 the tract on
which they live. In addition to these | have laid
down from the Maps file in the office of Col. Rear
don the land selected by the State Of Arkansas as
part of the 900 donated by Congress, the
Seminary lands, the Salt Springs with The twelve
sections attached to each also all the Military Land
townships are laid down, taken from the books in
the Auditors office and if any changes made in
the county liness new counties formed by the n
suing Legislature will be enabled 20 show them all
complete Price, m neat pocket form with clasp, S4
on rollers splendidly coiored and vanished, S5-
The pocket map be sent any part of the State
by mail; and as orders rapidly coming in, shose
desrous of procuring it early will please send in their
names as soon possible c. LANGTREE.
Little Rock, Nov. Z, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
For the arkansas LntelEgencer.
ADDRESS TO
MOuNT COMEOPT

Enchanting Mount. Your hills and dalcs,
Refreshing streams, and fertile vales-
Your pure and heatll-inspirng gales,
And lovely maids
Remind me of Arabian tales,
And Sylvan shades.
Your groves like oriental bow'rs
Are deck'd with rich and fragrant flow RS
Smiling in descending show'rs-
OF peafly dew
Where oft the thid wood -nymph cow'rs
From common view!
Each morning, with the waro1ing bird,
The farmers cheerful voice is heard,
Calling forth the bleating herd
From hill and plain,
While echo soft repeats each word
Distinct again.
Where oft was heard in days of yore
The savage yell and wild beasts roar,
You hear the rustic maiden pour
Her songs of love
Or on some murm'ring strcamlet's shore,
The plantiye dove
Among your scenes the female mind
is cultivated and refin'd
By enc whose moral worth combin'd,
With talents rare,
Has been by natures hand desgn'd
To teach the fair.
Long may your institutions stand
To grace those scenes sublime and grand,
Diffusing knowledge DER the land,
Mount Comforts pride;
And eac worthy founders hand,
With Joy preside!
RUSTIC BARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
Regular Packet

7" Aelc Orleans 10 Van Buren, and Fort Smith.
THE fine and fast running steamer
lGEHS ROBERT MORRIS,
ta<kzx BRowN IRWIN, Master, will make re-
ups during the coming season, from New
aus 10 Van Buren, and Fort Smith. Every
: viii u be made to please passengers and ship
ror freight or passage apply on board.
e. l6, IS4S.-12at
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
TiioS A REEDER, B. r. sKEGGs
REEDER & SKEGGS,
T A I L O r S


TNf1E subscribers would inform the citizens of
Van Buren, and the public generally that they
are prepared to attend to all orders in their line of
business, with promptness. All garments war
ranted TO fit, or goods paid for. The latest ia
shlons attended TO, and all pains taken to please
and accommodate their customers. Cutting Cor
the country done with as much care as if to be
made in the shop.
March 10. 1S49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
PROS ECTUS.
GAZETTE OF THE UNION
AND GOLDEN RULE.
THE ORGAN OF THE ORDER,

THE ORGAN OF THE ORDER,
Published under the auspices of the NJ. W. Crane Sire
Vol. XI, commencing July 7, 1919.
IT will contain, from week to week. the proceedings
of the Grand lodge of the State of New York,
of other States accounts of Celebrations Institutions
of new Lodges, and occasionally, complete Directory
OF all the Lodges in the Union.
Its Literary department will be filled with Original
Tales of the highest excellence, prepared by the
eminent writers in country-Popuar Tales Cfrofce
Miscellany; the Gems of Poetry from the English
Poets; Sketches of Travel; Anecdotes, &C., &C.; and
occasionally illustrated with beautiful Wood Engrav-
ngs. Being equal in its Literary character to any
Weekly in the country, and being thus perfect its
Odd fellowship department. it will be worthy of place
the table of every brother of the Order
The Gazette and Rule is published every Saturda
at al Ann street, New York. i --at-
TERMs-To Mail Subscribers, Two DOLLARS a YEAR
in advance, invariably. Address .-...-..s.
.a-# CHAMPION & CLARK, Publishers
No. A Ann st =, New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
NEW AND RARE FLOWER SEEDS.

htpd;d 1' TbSCRlBER has just received from Europe
kuoS, coiiection of Flower Seeds, and for the
ui oil persons residing at distance, has put
Es5 ~ ~ assortments of IL varieties, each distinctly
lss7 whole enclosed in envelope, for sending
|~s;II single letter postage. Price ST. or six for
sent by remitting the amount (post paid)
IL. A. DREER, Scotsman and Florist.
n IA IN NO. % Chestnut Street, PhiladsPhia.
k"' ~. S-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
KAH-RA-HAII-THE TRAPPER.

ROMANCE OF CHIHUAHUA. ... ...... ..
By one Of" Doniphan's Men."- WriAen cypress
ly for The ST. Louis RereiHe. .r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
GRANT q BARTON.
Nos. 1873 & les William

NOS 123 & TO William Street,
WASHINGTON STORES, NEW YORK.
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Staple Dry Goods and
Indian Goods, adapted to the wants of the general
trade, and of the different tr ibes.
G b. also attend to the sale of Furs, Peltrics and
any OF the products of the Indian country and being
continually making sales of this character, well
acquainted with the market, They will spare no cf-
ors to secure the best prices for all consignmcnts
which may be made to them, and it will afford them
pleasure at all times to answer communications from
any person who wishes information relative To the
state Of the market and the prices of goods
July, 1S49.-I5-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
EASTERN MERCANTILE HOUSES.
ROKENBAUGH. CONNER d. DATER,
No. 81, MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK

ME subscribers invite the attention of Merchants
Il to their large stock of Foreign and Domestic
rygoods elected for the South western and Indian
Trade, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
July, 1919 9-I5-tf ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
TAYLOR d STIDHAM,

n z HOIt . y 4 IOIIdIH,
AVlNG entered into Co-partnershp in the
TAILORING business, at the old stand,
first door South of England's Cabinet Ware room.
where they propose carrying the business in
ITS various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to fur.
nIsh garments of every description, in their line
made in strict conformity with the present fashions
and taste of the day. Orders promptly executed
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. +. g. S.
March 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04

DOZ. PASTE BLACKING,
|pa For sale by .g C..
y Az. WALLACE g. WARD.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
NNTICE To AL.

IIur The conyenionce OF all con-
cerned, the tickets will bopriuod
with tho terms, "F'Or SabScrip-
tiOa'' an,f"FOr Coareaiion," mp
on them. All opposed will effect
their object by simply tearing one
or both Of, as they may wish, or
by erasing them.
Remember, that all who do not
vote "for subscriptions" iohctI.rr
they attend the polls or moi, will
bo counted against.
Remember, that all iohO rOk
for Representatives, and do moi
vote "for convention" viii be
counted against,
Wo mako tho notice thus ex.
plicil, that there may be no ohjec'
iion, and we would advise boll
friends and opponents OF these
measures to make the matter u:
public us possible. Both are i'm
portant questions, and all sloult
vote understandingIy.