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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
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BY AUTHORITY.
| PROCLAMATION,
BY ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Cover
nor of the Territory of minnesota.

BY ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Cover
nor OF the Territory of minnesota.
To ALL WHOM II May CONCERN
WHEREAS: BY the returns on file in tho Of
6ce ef the Secretary of the erritory, OF an cleo
ton held IN the several precincts OF she Territory
OF Minnesota III pursuance OF the directions Of The
organic law. by Inc qualified voters Ut said er-
-rtory, on W eanesday, the hrst day OF August,
one Thousand eight hundred aid ferry -nlne, II APP
pears thai HENaY Il. SIBLEx received ma
jorty OF all the votes poiled for delegate TO the
House Of Representatives Of the UnIt.u oiates.
And, Whereas, BY the fourteenth section OF she
act Of Congress- enl,tied''au &C, 10 establish the
Territorial government II Minnesota approved
March sd, lS4Y, II Ii provided. - hat Dee-
gate 10 the House OF Representatives Vt tie
United States, 10 serve tor lne Term OF Two years.
may De elected by the qualified 10 elect
members of the Legislative Assembly, who shall
be entitled 10 the same nights and privileges as
are exercised aud enjoyed by the deit gales from
the several other eIfItorIes vi the tnned States
to the sa,a House Of Representatives. lbe hist
election shall be held Time and places,
and be conducted la such Inauner, as the Gos<r-
nor shall appoint and direct; and al ali subsequent
elections, life tines places aud manner Of holding
the election shall TIE prescribed by law. 1 he
person having the greatest number IL votes shall
be declared ny the governor to be duly elected,
and Certificate thereof shall be gwen accord
mgly.'
now, ia pursuance Of the duty enjoined upon
me, as aforesaid, hereby declare mat iiENhY
H. SIBLEY, having recery ed the greatest number
OF votes, duly elected the Delegate 10 the house
o. RepresentalNe Of the L nited States, tor The
Territory vt minnesota.
Given under my hand and the great Seal of
the Territory Of Minnesota, at III.
(C~f Paul, tins l'th day OF august, "A.
L. ;. 7 u. lo4Y, and Of the Independence
nv Of the United States OF 'An.crlca
the seventy-iourih.
BY the Governor: ALEX. RAMSEY.
e. *. SMITH. Secretary.
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and will keep on hand good assortment Of
Drug Medicines, Paints and Dye-S,uffs-and will
also PRESCRIBE MEDICINE for all those who
wish it, according to the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College of
Medicine. ma IL 3tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER
ACCOMMODATION STAGES.

A LINE of four horse Stages is established be-
IN tween ST. Paul and Saltwater; distance nine-
teen miles. The Stage will leave Saltwater ON
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, in the NOR
ming, and arrive at st. Paul about noon; and will
leave the St. PAM House on Tuesdays. Thurs
days, and Saturdays, in the morning, and arrive
at Saltwater about noon. This arrangement wA
accommodate travellers who wish to visit 66sa
Saltwater and st. Paul, without being unnecessa-
rily delayed in waiting for boat to return down
the river. may 6, '49-tf
John Morgan,
Dealer in Groceries. Liquors, Wines, etc., SUI
water, Minnesota.
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d. A A.. I'll OIL NJ l. 5,

DEALER IN
RICH SILKS AND SH AWLS, DRESS GOODS,
Of ali the new and various Styles and Colors;
No. l66, Main street, GalenG.
ID ONNETS-Ribbons, French Flowers, Arti-
ID ficias. Parasols, Parasolettes; Rich Fancy
Goods; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, En,brolderies, La
ces, Edgings, tringes, Gimps, Purse Il visit, Steel
Beads. ALso-ladies', Misses and Chldrens'
Shoes, Brussels, three-ply and fine wool Carpet
ings; Floor Cloths, Mat,ings together with a
full selection Of
PRINTS AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine this
stock before making their selections, as they will
always obtain at this Store, ;CjS the Choicest
Styles, at the Lowest Prices, Wholesale and
Retail.
In connection with and over this Store, is the
NEW YORK MILLINERY AND DKESS-MA-
KING ESTABLISHMENT,
where received monthly. the NEW YoRK
FASHIONS. All orders for Lr ,sses and BOnnets
promptly attended to and Fashionably made.
Galena, May II, lS49 3-tf
GEO. w. CAMPBELL, s, CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants,
No. 81, Steamboat Landing,
Galena Illinois
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

VIII SuUSCfsDeI Is ~
Il New York. and 4
Stock CT Groceries, liqu
ferlng at reduced pric,
consists IN part ofsthe IL
200 SKIS Rio & Lag coffee
20 g Java do
100 bbis clarified sugar
so I" New Orleans do
20 hhds do do do
so bbls S III moIasses
To- 4" do do
rs bbls plant do
20 chests I'm & q p tea
20 bAs $ Z J do very
fine
20 +" Aural, very hne
20 sc Heber, do do
100 bxs mould candles,
SO do palm soap
so do StLouis No l do
20 do Quincy do
so do Il * X srno'g tob
20 do starch
Is half do do
25 bxs star candies
10 do ground ginger
10 do DO pepper
rs do Stoughton bitters
so do tobacco all prices
SO do 8 by 10 glass
40 do 10 ry IL do
rs do 10 by IA do
so do raisins
p do pickles
10 cases sardines
100 doz oysters
so gross Mil. matches
5 baskts sweet oil
100 SKIS q A salt
100 do L b do,
SO boxes. w r. cheese
20 dog painted buckets
10 nests do tubs
100 rms wrapping paper
so bxs asstd candies
10 do pepper sauce
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EDWARD HEMPsTEAD.

NV HOLESALE Grocer and Commission Mer-
w chant, No. Al Main street, Galena nliEpis,
Telegraph Buildings has In store well sci =
ed stocks Of Staple Groceries, as follows:
so hhds N q sugar 100 coils rafting and mi-
as bbls clarified do ming rope
sos S III moasses $50 doz bed cords
200 bags Rio coffee 100 bbls mess pork
220 packages choice teas 10000 lbs bacon
800 bags Il A salt 500 bbis F -four
$50 bxs soap 100 bxs mould candles
600 bags shot assorted
ALSO,-Nais, glass, woodward, rice, fish.
raisins, nuts, oysters, sardnes, etc.; in all con-
prisng as full stock as is usually ken. Z: my line.
Orders entrusted to me from ne Upper Missis-
sippi. will be promptly eyed, and at the lowest
market prices. Galena, may Ia S-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
LORRAIN Il CO..

NNTHOLESALE dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Segars, and Glassware, No. SO, Steam
boat Landing, Caena, have just received, and
will keep constantly on hand, which they will sell
low for cash, full assortment, consisting in part
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
Galena advertisements.


Grocer, Commission and For
w warding Merchant, has received direct |
from 'sFide Pouche and Kaho,'' The following !
merchandise which he offers at the lowest mar |
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

u feCeiVngs uhect rom
ew Orleans, his Spring
RS, &C., which he Is Of
5 for cash, 1 be stock
lowing articles:
rs do mustard
5 bxs Castle soap
% doZ bed cords
20 coils rope
SO bxs L u pipes
: 20 bales candle wick
10 do wrapping Irvine
3 C Boston saieratus
80 bxs glassware, tumb-
Iers, decanters, jars, etc
8 tierces rice
III ~ shaving soap
50 lbs nutmegs
100 bbls, cider vinegar
30 do crackers
80 do mackerel LIZ s. 8
100 do Scotch herring
8 drums Goldfish
10 bxs black l9k
% do pruUes
zee bbls s + -four
100, 900 cigars diff brands
20 bxs pint TASKS
200 bbls Ohio whisky
rs do N Y brandy
% do Baltimore gin
Is or casks Port wine
10 do MADEIRA do
s do Malaga do
5 do Otard, Duputy
& co brandy
20 l-S casks do do
10 bhls rum
5 do swan gin
20 bbIs Rhine wine
~ do C'laEet VINE
10 bxs brandy cherries
5 bbls pecan nuts
5 do s s almonds
8 do filberts
S do + wainuts
10 gross playing cards
M. +. TRUElr,
r LANDING Gatero
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Galfna aouertisfmrnts,
A. q DAVIS

n ASs
IA, Illinois.
sTAIL HARDWARE.
so rms letter and cap
paper
100 do wrapping do
10 NJ quilts
so gross steel pens
20 doz collins, Hunt
s. Simmons axes
so do axe handles
20 dog hatcbets
S do lathing do
bench planes, single and
double
50 gross knives s. forks
400 doz pocket and pen
knives
100 coils Manila rope
30 doz scythes
80 do snathes patent
and common
80 do hay rakes
20 bxs scythe stones
50 doz hay forks
10 do manure do 3 and
4 prong
50 do long hand shovels
80 do short do dc
III do grain do
50 Nj feet safety fuse
III SKIS horse shoe nails
% nest painted tubs
DRY GOODS.
III bales shifting stripes
3 do cotton Osnaburgs
3 do red twilled fam
mel
! do white do
! case Irish linen
/ do assorted alpaca
2 do plaid liDseys
! do plain do
hosiery assorted
silk and cotton pocket
handkerchiefs
1 case cold cambrics
# New York Rife and
,WDER. 5000 kegs of
or on hand. $50 boxes
f Virginia TOBACCO.
les on hand.
nd SHOES, assorted.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

II. Michigan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, betwee en-
Green and Washington streets, Galena, III.
S. S. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes,
No. SO, Steamdos! Landing, Galena.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
IL. III. CAMPBELL,
No. s., Steamboat Landing, Galena.

rs just receiving, direct from Boston, n York
Il and New Orleans, his Spring and Summer
stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Provis-
IONS etc., consisting. in part, of the following ar
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O00 BXS Raisins; so drums Figs. 10 csks
AOO Currants; 10 CASTS Rice in store, Tor
sale by (mal2) EDW. HEMPSTEAD,
TX n0n FINE Reg. Cigars, 5000 Prin-
L C.OOO cipes; 100 bxs choice and COM
mon obacco, for sale by Z. HEMPSTEAD.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

Books for the Present Season.
M ELLVIILE'S Mardi: and Voyage thith-
lvH er, 2 vols. IL mo, muslin
MellviIIe's Typee Peep at Polynesan Life,
vol IL mo, muslin
Lamartine's Memoirs Of my Youth, vol IL
mo. paper
Benjamin Franklin; His Autobiography, vol
s mo, illustrated
Dacotah, or Legends of the Sioux, vol IL
mo, muslin
Curzon's Monasteries or the Levant, vol IL
mo, muslin J. BROOKES,
iy 20 Galena Book Store.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
DIR. N, BARBOUR,
DRUG STORE,

respectfully notify the citizens Of
w ST. Paul and vicinity that he has opened a
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

No. 80, Gaiena, Illinois.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE.
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TIME subscriber is just receiving, direct from
Il New York and New Orleans, his Spring
Stock CT Groceries, liquors, &C., which he Is Of
consists In part of sthe following articles:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
For the Va' Bnren MteUigencer.
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION.
BIZ REV. JOIN NEwLAND MAFFIrT.

"for this is the message that We heard from
le beginning, thatSve should love one another
lot as CAIN. who was of that wicked one, and
ew his brother" "Whosoever hateth his bro.
Ter is murderer r-lst JOHN, ch. |, VS.. ii, Is.
For ages this fou spirit ruled the world
Red bolts of thunder the nations hurled
ne air grew bck with dark portentous clouds
As Etna's crow Italia's skies enshrouds
A vague and aWul sense of coming door,
Oerspread the Universe with fear and gloom
While armed ctrchmen traversed land and sea.
And shook the arth with dread artillery
No shrine was sacred to the Argus ewes,
or those who rled the Church's destinies
The meanest bvei, palaces. and thrones
Alike re-echoa with the sufferer groans-
he rack, theluns con, tortures without end
Compelled theprond, the mghtiest to bend
Above the hess of laymen, Priest and King
Were heard TIE voices OF its laundering
But while -brod bea cons kindle in the skies.
And bigOirv far off Europe dies
Is Charity, til Heauen-bora Maid, enshrined.
Where huma rights and Liberty combined
acknowledgement their light from pole to pole
To guide the ong enslaved to freedoms goal
Ah, no! herIOve like form S "a stranger where
All else, the obes OF perfe CT beauty wear
The pe-secung spirit still is rife
Unchanged-imbuedw with renovated life .
Opinions thogh but light air, now part
The fas friends, more the same in heart F.:
a gloomy spctre chiIls the love of years
Brea thes 1nlew from its lips, and deadly fears
Elakes desolte the atars of the Lord
Unchains fiece passions and unsheathes the sword.
The doihiciof love invades--breaks uo
The social .rce--mnges in life's cup
The worm sOd and the gall--engenders feuds
AnG in the alls OF legislation broods--
Would wrek its vengeance on the purest fame
And snow -'hte virtues faIr escutclleon STAIN
Dig early glves--the hearts rich treasures spoil
And wrap teaton in lis serpent coil
And must his monster reeking with the gore,
Mar the iDtritance fathers won,
And veil te light of Freed Jm's hacyon sun
Shall this lie relic OF barbarous age,
Stamp lins OF darkness the centurv's page,
And trow'lng bastiOrs with sword and spear
Around tb temples of the Lord appear?
Must eve! living impulse of the mind.
Now frees alr--and chainless the wind,
With mos than mortal energies inspired,
Move --terrorless-untired
The artsad sciences and commerce fly
On nigh Wings, as lightnings through the sky ;
And ChEtianity alone, be found,
In manilss, irreTocably bound
Deiiversce is nigh-the Lord hath spoken,--
And earn renewed, will soon resemble Heaven
Its perscuting spirit then will die,
And noa cloud obscure the Christians sky.
The vois of love will sound from shore TO shore,
And sip black banners curse the world more
While Dt chord that vibTates here below,
Shall elo with one sound of human wo /!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24

The company would be willing to receive n
number of additional members-of the right sort.
But as the size of the company will be limited,
those who wish to secure situation in this Ex-
pediliOn would do well 10 apply speedily.
Letters addressed to DR.. w. r. Cunningham
corresponding sec'y of the Fayetteville Gold. mine
Company, post paid,-shal receive prompt atien-
ton. .. .
1t NAV be proper to say that there is no point
IN the West. at which outfit can be more fully
procured than at Fa vetteviIle.
The following are the acquisitions imposed on
each member of the company
The ghtest wngons that can be constructed
that will be strong and durable. Great care
should be taken in the selection of good wagons.
and teams. as on these depend the speed and sue
cess of the company. Wagons may be made for
two. four, or six horses. mules or oxen. The
largest not 10 carry over $500 lbs, and the
smaller in proportion. and can be drawn by horses
mules or oxen. Oxen preferable. Each
wagon shond carry one or two good axes. one
shower or mattock. drawing-knife. saw. chise
(and to every family. or mess,) a good tent with
all the appertenances thereun;o belonging.
Each person should take one hundred and sew
enty-ive pounds of bacon. l4O lbs Of -four. and
1t is left optionary with each member whether he
takes sngar and coffee or not but all should carry
some l5 or 20 lbs. of salt 10 salt the wild game
thev kill. ...
Every man should be provided with good rifle
or shot-aun, two pounds of powder. an six pounds
of led. together with brace Of pistols and good
knife. to be carried in tho belt. ..'.
Such stock must be taken rs shall not impede
the progress OF the company. bat more should
be t1ken than be attended to, by each person.
Those persons desirous of attaching themselves
to this company can do 50 by sending the under
signed their names, number Of family. &c. As
there are number Of prairies in the vicinity Of
this place, they will afford excellent grazing for
stock while The rendezvous is taking place.
w. R. CUNNINGHAM,
Sec'y md 4 gent for tie
Fayetteville Goldmining Company.
Fort Smith Herald. Please cory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK's, Feb'y 18th, 1919.
TO THE ENTERPRISING.

company is now being formed at Faye,to-
Vile, Ark's, consisting of vigorous, enterprising,
and substantial citizens of Washington and the
adjoining counties, with the intention of paying
a visit to the Gold mines of California, and secur-
ing portion of the rich deposits of that Region.
The company will start from Fayetteville about
the first of April, and will pursue the most ad-
vantageous route.
A committee has been appointed to collect all
the facts thai can be procured in relation 10 the
several routes. The committee will report TO the
company on the first Saturday in Mareh,-ot
which time the route will be selected.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
For the Intelligencer
To Miss E.

To Miss E.
As to the faircst flower of love
Each passing hour to thee I'd fly,
And when raise my eyes above
For thee I'D always breathe sigh.
In morn. when Aurora 8 blushing bright
IN heavens deep dome of ether blue, --
d whisper there in that pure light
A player of love to Heaven for YOU
At eve. when days last blushing smile
Has left and darkness all enshrouds me
Fen then I'll gladly pause the while
To ask all the Fates to bless thee
Should this provoke laugh or smile
In iancys thought awaking-
Then please pause awhile
And count the heart you're breaking.
Mlss--adieu. III mourn nor wall
Nor pen pathetic dittes,
For my pleading is Of no avail
And must stick to Chitty's.
Fort Smith, Feb. 10Th. 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
SCOTT, WHITE i co.
HO! FOR CALIFORNIA!

Powder and Lead.
ER KEGS Powder 5000 lbs bar lead, Just REQ d
eGV and for sale by WALLACE s WARD.
January 30. '49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24

aOuiu Friend, Of the lst Sept. says =
ss' intelligence from the ged region
|. a. ~ falling off in the amount G gold that
~e abors of the miner, bat tn hot sea-
h. APosure had produced fearhl amount
h ne probability was thaf the fever
anu o;her diseases would mike sad ha-
49, : me crowd of advenIurers. lntemper-
Il ns' and kindred vices, wee fearfully
'enaed with their usual evils and mis-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
STATE or ARKANSAS.

NWT HEREAS, Thomas S. Drew has resigned
y the office Of Governor of the State of Ar
kansas And whereas, the constitution OF said
State requires that an election shall be held 10
fill said vacancy:
Now therefore l. Richard G. Byrd, President
Of the Senate of said State, and acting Governor
thereof, in compliance with the provisions OF the
constitution in such case DO hereby proclaim and
make known that an election will be held IN the
several counties of said State on WEDNESDAY
the 18th day Of MARCH next for the election of
a Governor to fill the vacancy cccasioaed as
aforesaid. . -.. .
The sheriffs and clerks Of the respec tive CONN.,
ties arc hereby required to cause said election to
be held, and the returns thereof maLe, according
to law.
In testimony whereof have heroun.o set my
hand and caused the seal of sad State 10
(L.s be affixed, al Little Rock, on the ll,h day
of Januafy, 1919. r. c. BYRD.
By the Gorer nor
DAVID B. GREER, Stcretary OF State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
D4lAGED GOODS.

Not icing abie TO sink goods his gear,
ENJ Z nave had to buy some for our customers.
Which we will sell a Sunken prices. consist.
iHg of-iO pieces Prints, all coIors, some finely
beachet; brown Shirtlngs ard Sheetings; blenched
do do; rec and white Flannels; red and fgd Can
ton do; kentucky and cotton Jeans; cotton and
silk Hdks; blank and pink Lawns; blue md brown
Drilling; Tickugs; Blankets; mems fine Shoes;
women's pumps; mems Boots; Combs; Knives;
Axe handles; Buttons; Cinnamon. &c.
Feb. 2f. T.. B. BISHOP g. co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
MARkE
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 3.
tCnrrarIeH II.nLL,,

Corrected btefly.1
Coiton-Ordnary 81 ) 5; middIing 6 6J mid
ding fair. 50 Z; fair, y good fair, nominal;
good and ine nominal
Sugar-Loaisana, % G4 Havana 64 i brown
81 -
Afglusses-l9 d > per gall .....
Tojacc0-2! A
f7lolrr--S4 - a 5 ).
lThiaEeg-Hectied II 10. ....
Cgfec-53 %.
Sqh--SI . i 10.
2ice-5& ) j.
C0rn-.I a -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
GSuecnSWare. .s.
a CASKS Quecnsware, received and for sale by
W Jan 20. I9. WALLACE & WARD
\ = .

MOODS cheaper than for Gold. dnst or coined
w metal, good bank paper, cow-hides, cotton pei
tries, furs taow, -four corn, OATS butter, fea lLers
beeswaX, bacon, lard, etc.
just received Il good lot of fine clothing, viz Fine
cloth rock, cloth sack twced, blue and drab blanket
Coats. r...a
Panfs--Sattinett, fancy and black cGsalmero.
Vests-Foncy cassiuere black satin aad fancy silk.
FGncy St0ckS-- ..r. .#
Dry GOOdS-Lipscys, cashmere, tweeds, mixed anG
black satnett Kentucky jeans all colors; tickings,
sheetngs shirtngs leached seetirgs, plaid Orleans
cloth, striped delise alpaca, striped gro. dc berlin,
Irish lnsc, worsted crayats hoods blk worsted hose,
binding, German mtts plain aud bonnet ribbon, fringe
black and colored gimp, Swiss muslin. fancy prints,
alpaca lustre, dc lane caChRere, hat wire, kid
gloves spool and patent thread.
Shoes ard Bo0tc-Mcns, boys and children's kip
brogaus mems cow kip and sewcd calf boot Ia
dies kip calf, kid and gaer shoots boots black
and white hats frOm common 10 fine; SEAL cloth and
fur caps
!SadIiery-Rocr buckles martingalc rings, straining
webb cotton and worsted webbing, halter and trace
chains collars bags hridles cngles grths
rtingalcs, whips, blind brides and trunks.
Gr0ceiesCOice, sugar, tea, pepper, spice, gingors
loaf sugar. saeratus cotton yarn etc, for sale cheap
by .. --- .. s, e. 3. BISHOP & co
January lS, IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
Dry Goods, Blankets, etc.

Dry Goods, Blankets, etc.
4 nO Bales 7, A and 80 inch brown domestic
EVU 10 do Georgia homespun.
10 do Greek stripes 5 do Carolina do.
30 do bed-tick, assorted . blue denims.
- do osnsburg; do kerseys
10 do brown drills.
10 l. and A beached shirtngs.
5 do Merrmac and blue prints.
1000 pieces Prints, latest ST les and patterns
50 pair fine scarlet, blue and white Mackinaw
Blankets.
40 doz. Cd to 12-I4 Indian sfawls together
with general stock of seasonabe Dry Goods pur.
chased in New York and Boston in the last 80 days.-
All of which will be sold at low prices and on liberal
HENRY " CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24

Merican Names.-The following list Of names
and their pronunciations will be interesting to our
god-struck readers who are going to the Pacific ::
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
Notice.

q LII persons indebted to the firm of WILLIAMS
". PHILIPS and.o ID. {. WILLIAMS, will please
com g forward, without delay, md make payment,
as am closing my business preparatory TO leaving
ne place.
I. am desrous Of disposing Of my present stock
of GOODS, and am prepared TO offer bargains for
| Cash, Cotton Hides, &c. ID. G. WILLIAMS.
Van Buren,, Dec, 23 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-24
DEED

DEEEa
On Fridly, the ODD inst in this city, EDWIN p,
son of DA-fD aud ANN VI. SrEADHAN, aged 2 years,
months ard days. ...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

ni6t UNI. wenn bu bas eaub bsatteff une
nit Dem Binoe paubeIif. Sect bite itt
bid. su f6wsisen unb wsnu id sum srceeu
@eiffe Surhdsefsbrt bin. eann oede nsine
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uon caunen." Der Snbianer Is9te ii6 ME.
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S6nitt ilbsr ben sanSsn esib wss. BInf
uno Ginasmsbs btan9sn saraus beruor, 10
eas Der GnsIanosr Obnmdbtis waro. 1is
ct wiecer Su ii1 fam, bate Der Sneiausr
seenbst. uuo nun osdts e. ibn NIT Der But.
feIbaut su unc psrIis6 sinen Ort. Der 10 pisl
S6redIi6es fur ion bate.
Gr fdIus ben @ss mad Der QUITE tiH,
beffie9 bort isin pfero nub siIte 70 f6nsu
aIs m6sli6 aus oisfsr fur itn 70 fhrsdbarsn
g8iloniB fort. @r srrsi6te enbIi6 9ln6.
lib ben Srt fsinn Ssitimmuns Sapau
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