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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

TJFitz Henry Warren writes an
apologetic letter to Bennett of the
New York Herald, in answer to the
latter's structures upon the manage
ment of the post office department.
Fitz writes to Bennett thus:
''The post master in this city ex-
cuses his Office, on the ground that
the office was in much confusion, in
Consequence of repairs which were
being made in the internal arrange
ments Of the same"
Bennett publishes the letter, and
holds forth as follows:
Now this is quite amusing. A very
funny sort of repairing which puts e.
very thing into "confusion!' Cave
Jonson was turned out for incompe-
tency, rnd Mr.. Collamer was put in
not to create "confusion," but to pro-
duce order and eff cheney. He makes
a wretched beginning. Indeed, in
the present instance, we can hardly
avoid the conclusion, that the blum
der was the result of design. ere
pairs,' forsooth!
This state of things can't last long.
The management of the post office
department is in wretched condi-
ton. ....
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

TThere was s'little Niger" in
our city, says the Arkansas Tntelli-
gencer, who had such long heels that
wit observed that che was ten wears
old before it was decided which way
the fellow would walk ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

ia Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald, under date of the 18th inst nsinuates verv
pointedy that Mr.. Secretary CLAyrcS is in favor OF
the annexation Of Cuba, and refers for confirmation
to an article in the Washington Republic, disclosing
the invaluable resources of the island and the grd
ing depotism of its rotten Spanish Government.
The writer understands, il Cuba could be got on
favorable terms, the Cabinet would be divided as
follows:
For the Acquisition.
Gen. TAYLOR, Mr.. JOHNSON,
Mr.. CLAYTON, Mr.. CRAWFORD,
Mr.. MERREDTH, Mr.. PREsros.
Against il.
Mr.. EWING, Mr.. CoLLAMER.
That would be the division, he thinks, on buying
and admitting Cuba into the Union as slave State
THE Boston Post well remarks, elf our Gov
eminent has any sympathy for Hungary, what hind
ers their protesting agaist the helish proclamation
of the Austrian General Hayneau, booming to ..in-
slant death" an inhabitant Of Buda and Pesth "who
presumes by rumors TO assist the rebellion,'' and
making call pay for one and one for all.n
lfvirginia has recently abolished imprisonment
for debt. The harbarous code. is still in force in
Rhode Island and Delawaware.
York for the week ending Saturday, the 25th ult.,
were l5s less than the preceding week. The die -
ease is gradually and STEADILY abating.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

9TH order to supply the place Of the Republic
CAM .so some extent during its Temporary suspen-
sion, wePus,ish ioye story upon our fourth page
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

The President has returned to
Washington in .imprved health
We do not know whether his visit
to New England is abandoned or not.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

Natural Enough.-The States
man says: In passing through some
of the fine mountain scenery of Penn
sylvania, it is said that one of Cen
eral Taylor's admirers asked him if
he had ever seen the Natural Bridge
of Virginia? The sssecond Washing
ton" replied in the s:honest SIMPLE
ity'' of his prototype, that he had not
travelled through Virginia for many
years, and the bridge was not built
the last time he was there!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

In all the departments Of government heslthy
anA fnsiusGaaing reform is going on.-Repubiican.
Yes, saltalthy' TO those who are coming in, and
ssinvigofaainy' to those who are being kicked out
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

GLAD1o HEAR Ir.--old Hawk says that "thus far
every charge made by the locofocos in high places
as well as low, to bring disrepute on the Admins.
tration Of President Tayior has most signay FAIL
ed OF its object. This gratifying result to every true
hearted wing, has been accomplished BY the power
Of truth over error" Ifthis is so, we cannot but
regard it as the most astonishing strumph of truth
over error'' ever yet put upon record.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

| Ifvirginia has recently abolished imprisonment
for debt. The harbarous code. is stu in force in
/ Rhode Island and Delawaware.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-19

baiancc $50, 23i A.
he has in his hands the bonds Of import
ing merchants for duties yet uncol-
lected Xxx 90, &c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Sutton Alex. Yell, M Leeper, and ]. NJ. Teb

belts. -i GU
e. r Byrd of Jefferson Hon. Scion BorIo nd
non. w h Sebastian, Hon. r w Johnson, Hon
NJ lizard, Hon. E A Warren, E Cummips, ]
lCurran, and John Martin. -
I. Edward Cross of Hampstead; Gov. 7 Con
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Or. Z f Mitchell, Fl Flanagan, FL Grow. Wm
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IL. w Daais Of Union CO.; S Watson. A Rust
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and r Edrington.
IL. Jacob Wolf of lizard CO.; DR.. Deods. Les
ils' } Z Gamer, George Counts, Isaac King aud
W Marshall.
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CHILD-BIRTH:

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
From the Arkansas Democrat.
LEGiSGLlT lFE PROCEEDINGS.

THURSDAY, Jan. 4th.
House bill 10 incorporate BentonviIIe was pass
led.
Senate bill concerning the reports of the Su-
preme Court was passed.
House bill for the relief Of John Quindley was
passed.
The memorials ofthe House, asking of Congress
The donation ofa Salt Spring and sections of land
adjoining was passed.
House bill for the redemption of the County
Scrip of Benton and Newton counties, was pass
ed.
Ihe bill to repair the State House was passed.
House bill TO incorporate the Van Buren anc
Fayetteville Turnpike Co., was passed.
Mr.. nderhlll Introduced bill TO prescribe the
duties of Land Attorney and Stale Collector
Read three times and passed..
The bill to suppress dueIIng, introduced by Mr.
McClain was read three times and passed.
FRIDAY, Jan. 5th.
Mr.. Clarke introduce the following resolutions
which were read three times and passed -
ReSolred, That the Territory recently s,quiree
by purchase from Mexico, Ike that which was ac
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
CAUTION!

O1-Persoas who wish the Genuine scork. bv
DIR. Weisze,holi. with pricate notes added ~ hi
own hand, obtain il only by sending I,ire, a.,
10 him, as be employs no agents ,chai ercr "J anS
nevcr sells the work at wholesaie-i' ,er. "..1
B0oG Agsa Peiller Pos master or n,o1,'' o,o'1 ~
can possibly furnish the genuine v.or' pa''.a
therefore, of laso copies and mi, - iuTa' ,n%iat,
may not only be corihiess, brt ,,n.oo ,o Al,
.mtrngements Of the coPyrG,htc 70 aromotlv rros. m
ecuted; and cheats will only soII aPhoi5r.5 Pp5 o. -
cred copies, This is the nly 20 original and true
i~orkwno E G'ie[ ,hs c'' be enuino. soud by mail
10 ,,,ri ribn,ss only sure way to secure the
mofH oiI ,b "o'' ands OF copies have been sent by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Down with your California Gold Dust.

Down with your California Gold Dust
.NOODS cheaper than ever for Gold dust or coined
NJ metal, good bank paper, hides cotton pei
tries furs, talow, flour, corn, OATS butter foa ters
beeswax, bacon, lard, etc.
Just received good lot Of fine clothing, viz Fine
cloth foc. cloth sack, tweeds, blue and drab blanket
Coats.
Pants--Satfinett, fancy and black casslmere.
VcSts-taucy mere, black satin and fancy silk
Fancy Stocbs-
dry Ct0Jls-Iinseys, cashmere, twCcds, miyed and
black satunctt. kentucky jeans, all colors ckirgs,
sheetngs, shtiuLs blcached shoetnEs plaid Orleans
cioth striped deIisie alpaca. striped gro. de bcru
Irish Iner worstcd cravats hoods, blk worsed hose,
binding, German mitts plain and bonnet ribbon, fringe
black and colored gimp, Swiss muslin, fancy prints,
n paci lusre, de iane, cachmere, hat wirc kid
gloves, spool and patent thread.
Shoes and B0otS-Mens, boys and childrens kip
brogans mems COW, kip and sewed calf boo Is la
des kip, calf, kid and gaiter shoots boots black
land white hats, from to fine seal, cloth and
fur caps.
Sadalery-Rocr buckles muriingale rings, strlining
,wcbb, cotton and worsted webbing, halter aud trac
chains collars saddle bags brides, suTcing girths
mart ingules, whips, blnd-bridIes and trunks.
Gr0cerieS-CuHee, sugar, tea pepper, SPICE ginger
loaf sugar, saorltus cotton yarn etc, for ae cheap
jby r. 3. BISHOP & co
January IS, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
SuudrieS.

a Al HHDS. best brown sugar 100 bags best Rio
~ coffee 10 DO black pepper ) do allspice
1000 lHs saleratus ; 1900 do best Dutch maddcr
201 do best Caraccas ind 20
) hlrreis copPeras ) do birthstone
10 boz ra isins 10 do cheese
50 packages young hyson and imperial tea
3G caddies imperial tea, los each
10 barrels Bos, On aud New Orleans loaf surar
SO boxes bar socc, 80 boxes STAR candles starch
chalk, whiting, spanish brown, black lead. bnr1x, flour
sulphur, cloves, nutm eos etc, etc, all Of which will
be sold low by uENRA j GUNNIEGHAL
January IS, 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

Dry Goods, Blankets, etc.
4 N a Bales +, Al and - inch brown domestic
AUU 10 do Georgia homespun.
10 do Creek stripes ) do Carolina do.
20 do bed tick, assorted ; , blue denims.
- do osnaburg } do kerseys.
10 do brown drills
10 cases Z, ( and Al b'eached shrtings.
do Merrtmac and blue prints.
1000 pieces Prints latest STYLES aud patterns.
50 pair fine scarlet, blue and white Mackua
Blankets
20 dOz. Cd TO l2-lf Indian shawIs togcth el
with general stock Of seaspuabie Dry G12ds, Pur
chased in New York and Boston in the last 30 days
All of which viii be sold at low prices and Iberl
terms HENRY i CUNNINGHAM.
January IL, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Liquors, Wines, &c.

IIII UJI9i " II09, NoO.
&D CASKS Duprey's best Cogniac Brandy,
ID 3 do Seiquette do
10 barrels common brandy - do Gin
10 do sweet Malaga wiae do Madeira do
l do best pure Juice Port do
30 boxes Ciuret DO ; 10 do Madeira do
10 do Cherries in brandy do Ginseng bittcrs
do essence Pcppcrm int
% do Cordals assorted
10 do London brown stout 10 DO Sctch ale
DO Pepper sauce do Tomato catsup
10 do Champaign cider l barrel oil rye hiskey
with many other articles suitable for family use, fol
sale by HENRY d CUNNINGHAM .
January IS, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Rev. 3. =. CROWLEY.
No. 8 Stanley PART. New York.

-N'' = wv
llH. WEIssELHuFF Sir The principles of
Chemistry applied to tho hints for regulating III @
procranuvo functions. stated in your work on
Chli-bjg,l, would satisfy any weIl-iuformed p er.
son ,a.t The object OF laat publication coud. be-
attained with tho most perfect ease. certainty, and
safety. ]. l.. SULLIVAN.
Professor Of Cas@jsiyy, Neso UaireySaty.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. JAN. 10.

NEW ORLEANS. JAN. 10.
Corrected WeekIaO
Cotton-Ordinary Al 5; middling 81 81: mid
ding fair, So 81; fair, q 81 good fair, 6! t Z
good and fine, 81.
Sugqr-Louisiana, 2! 4! Havana 81 J; brown
81 81.
Mo5usses-i6a 2Oper gal
To5acco-24 Il a c.
Flour-84 Is i 5.
Whiskey-Rectitied 20. %
Cofee-53 6.
SaA-sl 25 a l 45.
Rice-3a 81.
C0rn-40 81
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, 81 90 a l %
Flour, per cwt., - 90 . l24
Corn, car, 20
Oats, sAetied, Is il 90
= sheat, II IS
Corn meal, per busheI, 25 a so
Bacon, per h., 5a55
Lard, A. a 81
Beef, III
Pork IS n . O0
IalIow, 5 G
Beeswax, IS 20.
Mutton, none.
Veal, ga A
Butter, 12al5
Eggs, I2al5
Chickens, per doz, rs II S7dI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Cotton Yarn.
Regular Packet

From Ne1o Or'eans 10 Van Barsl and Fort Snta.
IA GZao@n THE fine and last running steamer
. .---2-z---=zllf ROBERT MORRIS,
yzszzzSEzEg BRoWN laVIN, Muster. will make re-
,guar trips, during the coming season. from New
,Orleans to Van Buren, ouI Fort Smith. Every
.tio't will be made to please passengers aud ship.
'pers. For freight or passage apply on board.
Dec. I6. l6f5.-42-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Professor Of Nidrifery, late Of Paris.
NEW lOnK. Auu,ls

New GoEH, August, 1918.
Ba. Z. VI. WEissELuoFF-Sir The moral ef-
feet or such information as your work contains +,
believe lo DC decidedly salutary. The right of
.uau 10 control the animal instincts cannot be.
questioned. I,hink the work will be the mearls
OF doing much good.
Rev. B. =. CROWLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
CoIniOrtS.

r EENS and Boys WOODEN comforts, OF all kind
Iva and all prices, for sale 10y
saPt.3o. WALLLcG & WARD.
z NINE Bears and Haccasar OH, for sale by
= Sept 30. Il STEV ENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

An apprentice will be taken to learn the above
business, if Immediate application be made. II
is desired that the applicant be Of good mo:o cha
racter. w. L. $.
Van Buren, December 2. ls4s.-z0-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the firm Of Williams
! - & PHILIPS and 10 ID. G.. Williams, viii please
como forward without delay, and make ayment.
as am closing my business preparatory 10 leaving
,hc place.
| am desirous of disoosing OF NV present stock
Of GOODS. and am prepared to offer bargains for
Cash, Cotton Hides, &c. ID. c. WILLIAMS.
Van Buren,. Dec, 23, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Call in at No. .G.

WWHERE you eau find the bes; FIN the best
work, the handsomcst articles, Of tlc mos.
approved patterns, aud of every description OF ar
tcIes constantly on hand, at wholesale or rg,ai, al
prices to suit the customers.
Tho subscriber having recently returned from
New York with full supply of fm.pjage, Of su-
peror quality manufactured entirely ~Ilh his own
hands-is desirous Of exhibiting 10 his former pa
irons and friends specimens Of his uurjraisf
workmanship, of every variety in hiS Inc-pgd-os
himself to try to please all, and merit a share Of
yhoir patronage. You wu! always tiuI mo ham,
nering the tIn at 76.
VI. r. SIMMONS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Box e.I0, New YORK City.

Copyright secured. No Bookseller allowed to
SET. this work. Publication Office, $50 broad
iCay, New \ Iork City. ..
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Copies of this work will be seat, in a close en-
velope. ut single letter postage TO any part Of tho
United States for 81, sen, Post paid, 10
d.. =. ~. EFEg-S5zzLE - CEE,
Box e.I0, New YORK City.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Feathers.

iENRL8S. FEATHERS for sale by
teJOVDec. ., 1913. WALLACE .& WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Stop the Runaway.
Fifty Dollars Seward.

So LEFT my plantation, near the Pos.
,E8IC of Arkansas. about the I0.b oI O,lo
EEs3 ber last, u Negro boy uuu.ed 81 n.
w, DEES, about l3 years Of age aoouu
g. feet high. black complexion, spar.
ouIl. shows the white Of his eyes very fuIl whom
spoken to. speaks the Creek language Ii,;le, onL
'iso the Cherokee and is an expert runner. Had
ou when he left .ome, pair Of white cotton pan.
.aIoons aud also pair OF gray jeans pau,1'opus
.whte jeans box coat, black silk Ao;, and was
.Jorelou,ed.
purchased said boy, last spring from William
Drew, living in the Cherokee Nation. about loui
.mIleS from Fort Gibson and he Is doubtless aim
ng to get back to the Nation. He has been pur.
sued some ID miles above Lille Gocl;, and j.. has
been uscertuined that he takes The bank OF the RI
ver for his guido in travelling and travels mostly
at night.
The above reward viii be paid for the delivery
Of said negro Tlcs7ry.frs DJllars, if secured III
any jail so that get hln.
JAMES SMITH.
Arkansas Post, Nov. Is. IS4S.-4l-zt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

Grass Seed.
81 BBLS. clover seed , do timothy seed
% do blue grass seed lust received and Tor sl'c By
Jan. Is, 40. HENRY x CUENINGUAN.
Powder and Lead.
ISM KEGS Powder; 5000 lbs bar lead, Just reed
NV and for sale by WALLACE 5. WARD.
January 20, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20
Salt, Salt.

300 SACKS coarse salt for sale by
Al " ~ Ian. Is. HENRY u CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

4itOIHdttAs
81 % q !. Mississippi county; Jno.
. Collins of Crittenden. E
7 G Reayes oF Cr!tten-
;o- Burke.
tB1' rI'''e Rock G C Watkins.
'~,e'npsIead, Roswell Beebe.
s.s s..Is0ay, III Reardon, w E
q -, 3. and w D Lacy.
ce gG.afksyiIl; \ W A McCIain.
fOasdeIl, G w Lemoyne
&, van al Buren, Elias Rector.
NV " Clarke. Jesse Turner,
AIN, Chus Scott. and w
i. .'ys'svillo; W c Mitchell.
Ri, a 3 Greenwood, A Nc
w. LcCamy, Mark Bean
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS AT TIE BOW
'ERT SAVING sTO2E. - Bo~srr A .ae ysA. 10
Lsoas eosrs ~e A. '-izg or s,oss II Al r.cart.5y
~ 9re-s tad ~noeTes nay ~ buyiss pressui.
or f,r rreliss 7eno1A. lAl.y u,e ca .rsl 10 T.
se.ves q a. opportunity which .e den oasrs
EvENING DRESSES
sv.s Al Tsii-scu coiorst. P.ls sad ssared A. ee.
xn-t lot A. less bar hs.' th@ e1s. % import
sHAWLs sHAWLS
A .-sac. s.torneaL All many very recently ir-rort
81 s-l.iss maca ,-.or sheir vAa-
ANDA GENERAL REDUCTION
a, .verv sr-,e Il g1cs Tor % nosoriccs nat ri, es-
t.b,hnerI, sevsr h-hina The tim-, sut n-sys fc,e-
uo.i be nsrse frss TO oo.sa oass1s srsg 70 rrouce
ve. ard srs - reduce prices wh-n the ssAs 81.
ys,c.s Or gos, IA. q 10 value Tor o0sns.s cordac.ed
Of HONORABLE PRINCIPLES
A. bv, "a. his iusuu,icu ,ccu;rst popularity With
. catering % sish teg-ee to he popularity Of
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE.
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S5ODINE. s. Grssd-,t cog Orchr1.-L.die. ~ },
di-s-tr % their Interest CO. A. The Old estso ishei
.taai corner u Gast snt OrehSrs where Dres, o.
s1sw can - pgrcharet lover han 81 any oshsr esis
ishren n ne cy Ne being degsrniued ~ dispose OF
ia pfeser prevc1s % Be holtsys. cal VII con
vince yo1 TIA. sl.h . TIE cSIe. csses Loug Pist
s5s-l. s. -ortn SO. Css-, L'ns PLAID ss.~.. -
rorsh 8; Cases sGusr- PlAi s6ss,, s., ~orts - -
sses Feuch Merros assorted c1or. % worth % per
yNd Cases Pkrrsr-sftSs sssore3 90 crs. s. worth 81
vAr+ CssAs Cu-meres scd Dei.snes, atscrtet col
ors, from 10 % - rer ysrt Cases Prla from 81 - 100
pr ysri Cases FG-a-s. sakels &c - together ~
cor7sie sssoru@rt Z seAso- a. gpois Al % which
I'll - "a fOr few 1sJs Al sr-at -eiI-ron Cal sad
examine @ BJDiHE. IS Grad.
ga i~iss cor Orchard
ELOAKs. CLOAK-.- Selling % at great ,acri-
fcss
- rich vev-. Cl..s,,ei ss-Esf-on to e. each
so-ih from S a 90 So -sch
Ga Ner-o srss ~ C.oss q he mcsi f.,hioa,b =
,'yles 10 zee rom 3 10 5 each. worth fiOnS -
s. ezch.
TIE ai'es generally espe iiuiy Invited 10 cal and
erami-e fsr theu'-vesS ~ NAMslfYS
- wis q CShsr n-sl cor. EssI Broadway
hAnAGFD GOODS PER STEAMER HERMAN
DlIs received ~ shove steamer, large .oI - - ~
Ices pear s1t ivory cAv-d o. AS, 81 gardeners me
'ssih,r bound r1r.e moruses. u be sod very oy
A. ev--siye ssfornsog - Wstches rxeiry, ve'
s,sd goods tea s-,s. wsi-rs csse 5ssts1s snt
fAnry goods s7ilshl. for holiday p-~seuts
AKEELY BRIGGS. 80 Bnwery.
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