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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
II OCK HI OF E l..

MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
open for the accommodation of visitors and
Hi 49, = boa rders, by the day. month, year, that
GA.E6 large edifice the ank of the river,--the
first below tn House. in the city of Little Rock
Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed
and repaired, newly furnished and entirely renovated
in every respect His table will always be abundanty
supplied with the very best the market affords A
Reading Room is opened in which may always be
found newspapers from various parts of the United
States.
1.-THE Rock HOTEL will be opened on the 5th day
of February, l849
Jan. 80, IS49. T47--tfI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
TAYLOR g. STIDHAM,

HAVING entered into Co-partnership in the
- TAILORING business, at the old stand,
first door South of England's Cabinet Ware room.
where they propose carrying on the business in
its various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they 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-promp.Iy executed.
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. L. e.. S.
March 10, 1S49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
For the Arkansas Inielligencer.,
NE ROAD FROM MEMPHIS TO CALF 0RNIA. =


EDITOR: AS The subject of Rail Road
he west bank ofthe Mississippi river opposite
his to the Pacific Ocean. has become mat
deep interest to the State of Arkansas, 1 beg
to offer through the columns OF your valuable
Ia suggestion as to the most direct practical
ne of this road through our State.
,is road should have for its starting point
4 1t bank of the Mississippi river opposite
xis. it would of necessity cross the swamp
ersissippi, St. Francis and White rivers,
i ,p the same direction the present Military
y IS, until it strikes Mrs. Blacks or Grand
=. thence due west to the head waters of the
q, creek thence TO or near Glass village,
!" est bank of Point Remove creek; thence
-, ne direction to or near CIarksvlile, on
"a eek. Johnson county; thence up the White
=. Mulberry creek valleys TO Lees creek
,,;s the Arkansas river valley to mouth OF
river: known as Webber's Falls, cross
a. kansas river at this point, the only place
~ ye can be thrown across the Arkansas
80 my hope of durability, (the bed of the
a place being of solid rocky from thence
"a th side of the Canadian 10 Choteau's
"a e. At this point you strike the Grea
..,ll | from here the nature of the country
~, Of any route that may be selected
- Albuquerque and the Glia river, o.
Fe, &c.
r. .r of this article is well acquainted
is94 !, te above described from Memphis Il
4, ~ aIs, and can assure the public that |
xM Il 'acticabIe to make good road OF an,
soo7 n this route. The streams which IN
nBiJ GROSS are all small, with the exception
loh is. w bite and Arkansas rivers. (whic
I'll -, be crossed on any route from Mem
lie whole route TO the Plains there
""v 900, Ru. luirng grade OF thirty feet to ih
'5on, . COUNTRY Is PECULIARLY ApAr lNp :
ali DF A GOOD ROAD OF ANY DESCRIPTION.
'nrf - terested in this great undertaking
ssha' - AEkansas is, ,poi? led ed and heir shou
;.io be <s1,a - d.e nsA,ol
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
SARThlN'S
L \ 10 n NJ 4 G. A L u
GREAT INDUCENENTS TO 4 REllIlGI

THE undersigned, having purchased
tion list and good will Of the UYioY M,Gas
York, purpose removing the Office Of \
Philadelphia. and commencing with ths|
January, 1919. under the title Of
Sartain's Magazine OF Literature
This Magazine was begun in Julg, ~
the brief period Of its existence, has Isen
public favor, as 10 already have become
lished
Riral of tie older Monthly Perie
Notwithstanding its success under the N
it's present able Editor, its future publ
fidelt of making il far more desirable 81
tended improvements which their sup
will ena bic them TO command. Besides
occasional embellishments, the work
every month
The Highly Finished MeZZotinto
From pictures of the highest merit, 4
Sartain, under whose exclusive control
and management of the Pictorial Depar
His partner in this enterprise has be
connected withrthe oldest Weekly,DEd
fishing establishments in the country
their united experience and earnest eng
Liberal and JudiciouS ErpeN
They feel assured Of being able TO cal
and to the satisfaction Of q discrimlnal
of producing u MAGAzINE OF real intnns'c
Surprising Gny Peric cdical q Ms I
from The american Prs.
Their aim will be 10 furnish Month";
that is not only lively and entertaining
ins tructive in which
Domestic Home Tales and
Calculated TO elevate the moral and ny
ties, shall be substitut ed for the namhy
which occupy so large space 10 the
Gals of the day. In short,-thc pagf
MAGAZINE will be such as no parent
put in the hands of rising family vi'
ity and character of the embellishmed
made TO DISTANCE ALL COMPETITION. III
tically a FAMILY MAGAZINE. and
tractive form.
The contents OF each number viii 81
consist Of articles in prose and verse,
authors of Established RepHl
The Critical Department will be cont
greatest care and impartiaiity: and
and needless satire will be sedulousiy az
pressed. There will be also a month
that is interesting to lovers of the Fine
the progress of arts and artists thToUgha
The utmost pains will be bestowed
ings, not only to furnish plates cxeeu'.
skill, but in the selection Of subjects
from dignity and importance comman
from the beauty and artistic exeellen
charm. They will consist Of transcT'P
Historical or ScriptUral /
! OF unquestionable merit, or Of org
celebrated American Painters, ana
compositions by the best artists maou
work. Portraits of remarkable le or cmi
also add to the interest and variety VI
| gether with free and spirited ilIusu
! In the COSTUME DEPARTMENT, (wnieA
have become an indispensable adJun'
Magazinc,) we shall present
Colored Plates Of the Spring, SE'
Winter Fashions
in style no way inferior to any =
now published.
In conclusion, we beg leave 10
promise made will be faithfully and
! (which those accustomed TO compare
with the promises of the Magazine pay
expect,) that the first number oi No,
to be always a fair specimen ol e'u
follow. Except in its possessing o''
Title Page.
THE LOWEST TERMS fd
lFTHE MONEY ALWAYS To AcooNFA"
POSTAGE PnD.d
Single Copies,
! Two a.
| Five E"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Hardware.

M/ ALLACE 4 WARD have just reed general
w assortment of Hardware. consisting, in part Of
5O0 pairs trace Chains, doz. Tomahawks 6 doz Fry
Pans, Knives, Percussion Caps Flints, Hoes Spades
Files, Rasps, Bullet Molds, Gun Nippers, Tug and
Breast Chains, Nipper Wrenches, Hand Vices, Augers
Chsels, Gimblets. Horse Fleams, Pocket Comp ,
Padlocks Hand Saws. Iron and Steel Squares, &C.. &c
&c. March 81 40
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Terms of Board

Board { ndlodging pc month with FIRE.
/" without fire
Board per month without lodging
Transient Boarders pea day
Children and servants-half price
Horse fare per day
From his boardersh willie ypec, mon,
without fail.
Gentlemen can at all times be accom-
excellent riding horses; also with su !,
a span good horses, with careill d,y ]
Immediately in rear of, and c6na,,,,sr
tel, is a good stable, with attentive hou, !
arriving on steamboats, can at all ,inss
with horses on moderate terms.
Van Buren,, Aug. 9th, lS47.-2s.,v
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Fresh Groceries.

'ENHE subscriber begs leave to acquaint his old
~ friends and customers, ha. he is receiving
large additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin 81 Clegg. 6 !
the river bank, opposite the Stem Boat Landing:
to which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell as low a any 9th.
er establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
nj STOCK in
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

"A ND now on this day comes the said complain.
- ant by his solicitor, and, it appearing TO the
Court that the Defendant is a nonresident of the
State OF Arkansas: 1t is therefore ordered by the
court that the defendant appear here by himself
or council at the Court House, in the County of
Franklin, in tho State of Arkansas, on the fourth
Monday of August, lS49. at circuit Court then
and there to be held in and for said county. and
plead answer or demur to said compainant's bill,
or the allegations therein will be taken as con.
fessed against him aud decree entered accord.
ingly. And it is further ordered that COPY of
this order be published in some newspaper pub
lished in this State, for two weeks successfully,
the last insertion to be at least four weeks previous
to the next term Of this court. ..
A true copy from the record. rs
Attest, S. GERGANESS, Clerk.
ls-2w Printers fee, "a 75.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
,,sa aSands' Sarsaparilla,

: ooI75q ek5@uUS 'JtII S1fuII THU,
lOt thskemo6al and permanent cure OF all diseases
,xf{sjng GeHsap impure state of the blood, or ha-
f the sYstem. namely Scrofula or Kings Evil,
mate cGfdnsous eruptions, Pimples pustules on
aee bf6tches piles eyes, ringworm or tetter,
ihtsdy eniDsEul,enri and pain of the bones and
s.ts5e ssSphilitic symptoms, sciatica
ilqsb3 GO, dae2 AsisnE from injudcous use OF
Hfy ascites Or dropsy, and exporure or imprudence
he; also chronic constitutional disorders will be
uI;ed by ths preparation. For sale at the Drug
!, of aeee svrh on syGb W r. STEVENSON.
fytsTlbT 20 AS4A, nc sf,s,ra
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
HYSLOP & BROTHER.

NHE subsc ribers invite the attention of Merchants
Il to their large stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Drygoods selected for the Southwestern and Indian
Trade. which will be sold at the lowest rates
ROkENBAUGH, CONNER & DATER
No 81. Maiden Lane. New York
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
nliS Iayalwalse ,Baznily Gempanion.

and, Insaixalale Basnily Gsmpanion.
SIX Lstures on Causes, PrekshAonr ana Cure
,Oof Conumption, vAsthha, = piseases Of the
cravings Pper so cts; bound 16octs.r Mail to any
part-postag,9 l-2 cts se.f
Shoulder B,ces and Chest Expanders, 50. Mail to
any part, SUITS. postage. lnhalng Tubes, Silver,
perfect s8 TOTO, for all Ruptures, Falling Of the
Bowels and Wo,b, and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters.
or Rupture SuPprters give height from head to foot
and rcumierene of person next the surface, Just
above tSe hips If Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted fothe sale of the above goods Ad-
dress DR.. S. S. FITCH,
7O1 Biadway, New York, post paid.
Feb. 81, IS4S. II-Iv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
CONSULT NO. /.

i antci pa ton of receiving stock Of Goods
we wIl Tor the next tsoenty days, sell our present
STOCK oi Dk1 GOODS, at about cost and charges for
Cash: those wanting bargains will do well TO cali
WALLACE IL WARD
Eagle Block, Van Buren,, May a. 4g
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

4 WI IoN AIDES Linen Drillings; Grass and Brown
NLlnens, Gross de Eta Paris Cords; &c &c inst
reed and for salt by WALLACE 81 W3P6
May -, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Fancy Dress Goods. &c.

CALlFORNlA Lustres Plaid and Mode Berages :
fouiard Iustres figured dress muslins mbroide-
red muslIns, painted lawns, French lawns French
gnghams, green and blue berage hemstitc tched music
and Revier bordered linen cambric Hdkfs fancy hdkfs
cords and tasses fancy dress buttons, fnges &C. &c:
10 which we invite the attention of the ladies' and
which we will sell at astonishipgly low prices
Eagle Block, May II, '49. VILLAGES & WARD
1N0 PACK AGES of Goods rec'd by steamer
IL - Duroc and P. III. White, and Will be sold
lower than ever BY WALLACE g. WARD
May 16 IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
CROSS HOTEL
GENERAL STAGE on,
AT THE
HANGER HOUSI

n ENHE subscriber. bavi,.
A l. the "Hanger HopssS
;s;: years, flatters himself thai
M.Wt to meet the wishes of the ).
@munity, by supplying ~
comfort aud convenience which 4 n%iSa %
afford. pace
The houseis situated in the central.
The rooms are large, airy and commog,
undergone thorough repair--ftt;Nr
furniture, beds and bedding.
The subscriber assures his friend,
that no effort on his part shall be w'.
comfort and satisfaction 10 his gnss,s
solicits Stare of heir patronaee. /,
most reasonable charges, and pne,,s;a
the duties of his vo cation, to give emit,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

III TdT OT
200 sacks salt SO kegs nails
100 9 coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbs and half bbls 20 keos nowdar
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
10 hhds sugar % soap
10 Dds molasses 10" Gunpowder tea
10 loaf sugar 10 +" Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 " boots and sboos
800 plough mouds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sdes upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 6dozpainted bDckets
800 lbs cast steel, En- sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, ginger
and American do. 6 bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains drawino
chains, tin ware, queensware, and saddlery.-
Also few articles in the Dry Good line. and
many others too numerous to mention; all of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

PETER HANGER & co, 1
June 30. 1917. I'D
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

I CWcmAN's LovE.--A man who had
struggled with malignant disease, ap-
preached that crisis in its stage on which
his life seemed TO depend, Sleep, unin-
terrupted sleep, might ensure his recovery.
His anxious wife. scarcely daring TO
breathe, was sitting by hls bed: her SER
wants, exhausted by constant watching,
had all left her. L was past midnight
door was open for fresh air.: she heard
i'll the stiffness Of the night, a window
open below stairs. and soon after approach.
ing footsteps. A moment more. and a
man with his face disguised, entered
the room. She instantly saw her ,hus.
bands danger, and anticipating TIE de-
sign of the unwelcone intruder, she point
ed 20 her husband, and pressing her finger
upon Der lip to implore silence, held out
10 the rcobber her purse and keys v To
hrr sur Prise, he took neither. p Whether
he was terri. fed, or charmed by the cour-
aye of her affet t,tion, cannot be Known
He left the room, and without robbing
house sanctifed ny such strength Of aiiec-
ton, he departed egyg-.,,-.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

WHAT BECOMES OF THE CALICO =
What becomes OF The immense quantity
of calicoes made throughout the world.
Even with large skirts. and plenty OF
them, we do uol see how the whole can
be used up. the cylinder printing ma
chimes in Messrs- Hoyles print works.
MayheId, Manchester, England, print a
mile OF calico in au hour. Ii l5 of these
machines work uninterrupted for only 10
hours each day, aud for SIX days III the
week, they would be able TO print cotton
dresses IN one sucit lceek far o2ae huadrea
aud x5cty-ttoo tholSsand LudteS.. The
actual number OF miles of calico printed
by this enlihent firm alone in Il single
year, exceeds 10000, more than Sufficient
10 measure the diameter OF our planet
with.-PhlLa. San.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
CALIFORNIA EMIcaANTs ROBBED. "A

CALIFoENIA EMIcaANTs RoBBeD.-A
gentleman from Newton county, No,
informs rs that Information had been re-
ceived in Cassvile, just as he was start.
ing from TINS place, that company of
California erIigrants Oh the route from
Independence, about ~ DAYS ago was
met at Cotton Woods" about 100 miles
west of Council Grove, by party of
Indians said to be O>ages, who seized
upon and drove of all their horses and
mules, (excseding 100 after cutting the
hamstrings OF the oxen au! COWS, and in
other respects destroying property which
they could not carry Of Oar informant
states that the party of emigrauts were
over 200 strong having more than 100
wagons. and This outrage was perpetrateI
without the emlgrants firing one gun.--
Ihey were from Alabama: half that unm-
ber Of border men conld have defended
themselves against ali the predatory
tribes in the praine$. Persons inexpe-
rienced III western life have been eau
toned from time TO time against embark
ing their lives and Interests in this, to
them, novel mode Of travelling without
having prudent aud experienced western
men at the head OF their expedition.
Fum Burea IatcLIlgencer.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

Mir. J.. D. Stewart, formerly Of New
York, is recovering from the wounds he
received in the New York riot. The
Post says that the ball. very large one,
was extracted on the 22d, and 1t Is
miraculous how he escaped instant death.
The ball entered the neck and passed
between two OF the main arteries which
lie within the one hundredth part OF all
inch of each other, and lodged III the back
about two inches from the surface, from
which place it was extracted. Ihe at
teuding surgeon says that the arteries
were separated by the force OF the oall,
and thus escaped being severed, thing
which, would not probably occur more
than once in million OF cases.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
A PR1soNEa SELLING" ms KEEPER.

A PRISONER SELLING" ms KEEPER.
VIM. Phillips, alias Phelps aud Porter
was tried in Lowell. in November last,
upon three indictments fur burglary, and
sentenced 10 nine years hard labor in the
State Prison. Shortly afterward he ob.
tained an interview with Mr.. Robinson,
the Warden, and told him that he had
"planied" $50, COO in locality which lie
described. After consulting with Mr..
Nicholas, Marshal Of Charlestown, it was
determined tc searcn for the prize. Phil
lips was granted a holiday, aud the trio
proceeded by cab 10 the Old Colony rail-
road, and thence by cars to Fall River,
near which Phillips pointed out the spot
where they must dig. They went TO
work with will. Philips superintendent
operations. and the city marshal aud war
den relieved one another at the suade.
The marshal was at Work with the shovel,
and had made hole six feet deep. Phil
lips and the warden wete OH the bank
cheering him TO still greater exertions.
JaSt before Nichols came to the sinners,
Phillips showed Robinson into the hole.
commenced burying them up, and van
ished. The warden aud the marshal had
SO much dust in their eyes that they could
not pursue hial to advantages; aud the
marshal had sprained ancle. So they
came home. Nichols took 70 his bed,
aud Robinson offered reward for the
arrest of Phillips, who was taken TO Fall
River IN irons, which Were removed in
order TO allow him to take his turn at the
shovel. lie is fortyfve years old, FIVE
feet Ten inches in height. dark complexion,
blue eyes. and dark iiair.-BoSfoa Bee.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
III Esd a. F-o=r TIE N. o. Psit,t;;-
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKER.
SATURDAY M,RNrxa, jane 8, ls4o.

CorToH.-We noticed in our last review, sales
during the early part Of tae week TO the extent Of
barely $500 bales, the movement Of the marlc.
having been arrested by the expectation OF later
accounts from Liverpool, and we stated that
prices hsd alien off ! and 4c. This reduction
brought forward buyers for the North, rnd 1850
bSles were taken en- "Wednesday at Tuesdays
rates. The intelligence BY the steamers that has
been since received has, il any thing, Still, further
depressed the market i'hc TRANSACTIONS on
Thursday embraced 1900 bales, mostly Good
MdiIing 10 Middng Fair at s and &C., the
prices OF these Qualities having been better main
tanned than s!iose of the lower grades. The mar.
ket continued nactve yesterday, and the sales
barely reached 1906 bales, making an sggre gate
for the three days of 42jU bales, and for the week
Of $3.50 -----l ~
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

NeENlus.-E H. Howard, late post
master at Shehoysan, Wisconsin, has
started7io California in a box-wagon of
MS ou n construction. The box of the
wagon is a boat, sci Oh steel springs, the
whole of which is covered with oiLciofh
making very comfortable house. The
esta bliShment is SO arranged that upon
reaching a river the running gears OF the
wagon can he unshipped in a few rin-
utes and taken aboard the boa. w lille
crossing the stream. An excellent over.
land outfit. U rr
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
DscIsIoN OF THE SUpnEMs COURT OF TIE u S.

DscIsIoN OF THE SUenEMs COURT OF TIE U. S.
HE richmond Enquirer, III audIng 10 the recent
dec'ooa OF the Supreme Coari, respecting the
right ui The states 10 regulate or tax the !oregn
emigration to the United states. holds The follow.
fn4 language:
10 his fearful decis,o OF The Conrt, the ;tteu-
ti"n of the patton should be KEPT unxiolS.y awake
We candidtv brlieye that there has been
oi the Fedora Government. since the adoption OF
th- Constitution. trauUht with consequences at all
dang rrolls 10 the rights OF the states The
riecisiun in question strikes at the foundation Of
state power aud. almost of State existence. For
these weighty Reasons we rust that The Drfn0-
cratic press, 1T least, The vigIlant gaardaus Of
State rights, will keep Tie matter BEFORE the
people
And who, NE would ask are the members of
the tllbuna that mas given tn iear:uI decsipu2"
1t Is composed u tulny, Daniel, " oodbary, Mel
sou, Mclean, Catron, Grier mchiniry and
Wayne, rve.y Que We believe appointed by jack
sun aud Van buren,, and i, except otr. uiUdern
"rmncras. The appointment OF each was at lhe
time warmly supported and appIduded by the
Enquirer, w,io now Gals upon his collea Iies o.
the democratic press, to sound aud keep up Tie
alarm before the people upon their proceedings.
~ O. Bu!leiia.
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
Sons OF s'c.aa slrk'ancr.

He members Of the washington Division
Il No. 10 Sons Of Temperance nrr desired 10
inret at ihrir Hall, in the Town Of Washington,
Saturday, the 2lst day OF July next, at 10
O'clock, \, NJ, to jim in procession with tue
Grand y vision of the State oi Arkansas, which
will be- in iisquartrrly session, ani parrake
NJ Barbacue TO br prepared for the occasion.
The members Of this DIVISION are invited to
attend, with The female portion OF their impe-
date families.
The adjacent Diyis ous and all other true Sons
of Temperance Ia good 81 anding, are also invited
Ia attend l., their proper regalia and paItake with
N tue irstryiiits o. the OCCASION. Several Ad-
dresses upon the subject OF J enprrauce will tie
made. q Bible has been procured ny the ladlrS
OF Washng,on ior ihd purpose, aud wall by In II,
he presented 10 this D vision. ~
by order OF the Division.
CIV WIrTER, r S.
i.o Washington, June 90. lsl9 n q cDuf Cr
Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20

"A PoLlrlcAL JOKE --AYd tie best Of
the Se9s0nt-CaLt0un' AddFesS-E.c-
President P0Lk-The Memphis Eagle
has the following, vouched for by some
prominent Democrats OF Memphis:
1t viii be recoilected thai J. 4.
Thomas a member of the last Congress, J
and Major w H. Po!k. (hrother OF the
ex-Pfesideut) were lately opponents Ill
the matter OF seeking democratic nom
ination, III the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict of this State. They finally Went 50
Tar as to attack the claims OF each other
i'll rather bitter tone,
One day. III the presence of crowd
OF the Democratic faithful, Ga convention,
we believe of the Sachems of the Dis
trict) they Were arguing the question
of comparative claims Major Polk IN
sisted that Nj Thomas was not. and
llaI not been. true to the South" MI
I. demanded tue proof OF the charge;
whereupon with no small eXuliation, and
with ali the glee OF anticipated triumph,
Major Polk uurolled Calhoun's Address,
aud asked sneeringiy why was not the
name OF the houorabIe gentleman 10 tit0t
dOcuIneIit-he had examined 1t carefully,
nowhere could ne tiGd the name of Jas.
ii. Ihoin;5-Why was it NOT there!
Mr. Iromas answered with profound
humility, that, If not to have signed that
address, were treason to the South, then
was he not most deeply, uAques'lonably
guilty lie did not know that he could
plead anything IN eXtenuatlon OF the
crime, which could be eutirly satisfactory
TO his competitor; bat 1T might nnll gate
the severity of the gentleman, to learn
that he (Mr, TnomaS) had not signed
Calhouno Address because the late Pre-
sl6ent of the United States, the Hon
James x. Polk, Aad presumably s0Ilctted
Atna not 10 sign 1t. lie drily added that,
as that dlstin gulshed gentleman was III
the lmmedlate ueighborhood, his compe-
utor could probably obtain from him any
further explanation which he might deem
necessary.
The next day the candidacy of the
brother of the ex-Presideut was among
the things that were.