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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ARKANsAs--yHan Rill-
ed learn by the Memphis Eagle and En-.
quirer of the 18th that an affray occurred near
Marion, Crittenden county, Ark, ON the / th,
between Mr.. Sweet, of Memphis, and Mr.. Jo-
seph .Abels, residing near Marion, Ark, the
latter attacking the former, alleging that he
had published ISLANDERS against him in a Mem
phis paper. A third person timely interfered,
and neither of the parties were much injured
The occurrence becoming generally known,
some thirty or forty of the citizens-to whom it
seems Abels has rendered himself very obnox-
ious by the shelter given to fugtives from JUS
tice-assembled. armed, and repaired to Abels'
house with rope, desinging to hang him. DR..
Dewitt, his son in law, being at the house, re-
sisted the entrance of the crowd and defed
them. A gun or pistol was fired, whether by
accident or design is not clearly stated, and
poor Dewitt was killed. If by design, it was
not known who fred the shot. Notice. was then
given to Abels' family to leave the house by the
succeeding day at ten o'clock, for it would be
then cannonaded. A regularly organized meet
ing was then held, and the following preamble
and resolutions were passed, and received the
signatures of forty five of the citizens of Ma
rion .g
We, the citizens of the county of Crittenden,
recognizing as superior to all statuary enact
ments, the laws Of nature and Of natures God
elievesthat these laws give to each individual
and to the community at large the right of self
preservation; and Whereas there has been for
many years past class of men in our midst
who, with the most reckless audacity, have com
mitted spoliations upon our property, stolen and
secreted our slaves, slandered the characters of
our citizens, (the purest and best,) villifed the
fair names Of our mothers, our sisters, our
wives and our children; have aided to escape
from justice, thieves and murderers; have
| threatened and even attempted the lives Of our
selves and our friends; have waylaid and abus-
| ed our citizens when passing on the general
| highway, and have even procured the slaughter
| of worthy citizen; and inasmuch as we have
found the law impotent to check the disorders
which have made the name of our county but
another name for infamy, and believing it to be
4 q duty which we owe to ourselves and oui
county to redress these evils, do therefore re-
| solve
That Joseph Abels the leader of said class
| leave the county before 9 o'clock of the 18Th
inst; that George Dewitt, Carroll Dempsey
James Baker, Nick Dyson, Robert l. Murphy,
Frank Witty, Reuben Abel, VIM. P Farmer.
and Boiler Cooke. persons composing such class,
leave the county by the 10Th inst
RESOLVED, That if any of the persons hereto
fore mentioned are found in this county after
the time herein specified for their departure,
therefore, they must abide by the consequences.
ReSolDed That we, the citizens aforesaid,
hereby pledge ourselves, each to the other, to
insist upon and carry out the above resolutions.
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.BR.fZOS SANTIAGO.

WIN leave SATURDAY May 20, AT s O'Clock A. M.
EJNOR BRAZ0S SAN NTIAGO. xaGEy.
q Regular New Orleans and Texaa u Mail Line. lAN42S
ihe new and magnificent steamship Jo61
LaWless commander will leave puncua freight
having appyto
HARRIS b MORGAN, foot of julia street,
s~- .,, 80, opposite the Steamship Landing
Captain Kennedy of the rampus directed
B Shippers the sau,er,s bills Of
'nung. No tner orn VIII be Igned my5
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g. senEHAsa E E a T G 6 s@ - -. .z!E:s

g. aonEnzsa E a T g 6 81 - sIsals. i
ROUTE from Ba CARA Falls aaa RIVER
St lawrenee The American steamers forming the Express
e and Qnenec, Ogdensburgh ap
railroads Tor New io Burlington Saratoga Springs Boston
Lawrence and Chanplsn Railroad, Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York
Time--24 hours ta Montreal
BAY STATE, Capt. NEW YORK, Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted O'Clock Cape Vincent
and ogdensburgh with the pg
entire length of the Thousand fus Rap beautiful
ST. Lawrence, by das'ght Montreal o'elock
day in lime f the Quebec boats
Passengers leaving Buts O'Clock, hours and
those leaving oe oek. Niagara m The
IL O'Clock train from Buffalo
Pssse gers Boston, same train OF cans nom
leave Immediately arriving at Boston hapas o'clock
day. !
THE UNITED STATES MAI. LINE
Steames ONTARIO Captain Thoop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERNER, Captain Chds saiudny
half to vis Niagara Falls touching Rochester snrkets
Harhor kingston Claton Brokv Osdenebu ing
the River steamers passing the entire length thu Thus
and the pds ot the oeantiul s. Lawrence by daylight
MEETING with the Ogdensurgh Boston Raro
Bu end Bo and with the Express Train
for Albany and New York direct.
The Line leaves day Sundays excepted But
ao and Niagara Fa Railroad, o'clock, paen-
Niagara River, through leaving half
gast3 "cock full
ron IN time Tor the same boat all he Islands
light changing beats Ggdenshurgh and taking splendid
rushing and dashns Of the noble Lawrence arriving
This Is Ne beautiful SUMNER ROUTE On H. @ itnen
The of the Line
and comfort having all the equipments required by
with spacious and beautiful Uppr Cabin length
Of the .
kE procure u information at Office
opposite tutiaio and Niagara Fa Is Railroad Depot.
Offices in Cataract House and Hotel Niagara
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VOLUME VII.
BORDEAUX.

EOR BORDEAUX. The fast sailing ,IR5A
Il bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear will have quick dis 7E
mys 'BoGERT WILLIAMS 4 CO. 10 Camp st.
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LIYERPO0L-

HOR L1VERP00L.-Th A fast sail sgss
Ing American ship zENOBIA, capala Robinson SSAAh2
having her engage have immediate s,al.
For freight Of q 0 bales Cotton appiyto
H. v. BAXTER, es Carondeet street,
yls or to GfFFNEY d LOWELL Iis Common a.
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6HPlStS fkbA ItAGH--.BiSufbE S1sI6.--ItuS-
sia, enraged with Turkey for having been the
cause Of depriving her OF her markets for tai
law, revenges herself by stirring up Greece
Piper hel--Mitchel--wh let US hope
carried away in his bosom The last rotten potato
from Ireland-Mitehel has been yelling for an
invasion Of Canada by Russia, Will Mitchell
himsel enlist' He ought; for he is just the
creature TO carry food to a bear. Mitchell yelisls
to his countrymen:
's That the success of England in the present
war will tend to riyet still more tirmly the chains
upon Ireland. and that every Irishman who en-
lists in the British army takes sides with the
foes of his country, and aids in her enslave-
ment"
We hope Mitchell will continue to write thus,
His ink bottle can do no harm 70 Ireland The
patriot blight has, we hope, disappeared from
Ereland'tor ever: the very potato blossoms must
smile in contempt of such patriots
One Of the Horrors Of Wars Like causeS
produce like effects" An attrocious piece of
alleged robbery on the part of the Emperor of
Russia has led to the making of pun OF almost
unheard of atrocity When it was rumored that
the Czar had seized the furniture of ssr Hamil-
ton Seymour,fit occurred to every body that
Nicholas must be mad, and this supposition led
to the frightful suggestion that to suspect the
Emperor of insanity for stealing an embassas
doris chairs and tabieswa the most char -i-table
construction to put upon it,
StflEe Of SHuHlel.--i mere Is oHe ueSsflp-
ton of striking in which We hope our sailors will
never engage-that Of their coiOrs,
I'tco Things Rather Difficult 10 Be Done at
|. Once-To cultivate moustaehe and . taste
for yermieel soup. aEs
The Czar's ideq Of an .Angel Nicholas has
called his brothersin law, the King of Prussia,
an Angel of Peace" An angel--afger the
Russian view--has Of course two wings: one of
infantry and ene of artillery
's Stop, Gzaf Nicholas, it seems, can rob
late ambassador with the like completeness
withswhieh he can rayage province On the
other hand, he Illustrates the strength and deli
cate dealing Of the elephant. For, says the old
saw, the elephant can alike tear up an oak and
pick up pin. Nicholas can, il is now proved,
pick an ambassadors pocket; all that now re
mains for him TO do is 70 tear up the British oak
READY FOR THEM-A California paper makes
the following announcement: Sc For the benefit
of number of ke8i5reS who have taken serious
umbrage at recent articles in the Era, we will
state, that We have engaged, for the purpose of
attending to all their cases, a .fghtiag Editor.
whose duties are confined exclusively to this
| branch of the editorial department.. He stands
seven feet in his stockings his walking cane is
a Minnie rife. his shirt buttons are ounce balls,
and he has killed his man.
.s.r 85zz= =z===-=zs-=-E + E. 4satf-
SLvER-FAoEn TYPE.--Lloyd's Weekly News
paper, now edited by Douglas Jerrold an
nounces that it win soon be printed with silver
faced type. Esetro-platiDg the type with silver
seems neseltv. ghe patentees are 0sshaEls
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SHERMAN, 70 St. Charles str,
T IvER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA IAU,

n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
KIDNEYS, and Diseases arising from Dordeed
such as Constipation inward Pills Fulhess Of
Acdty Of the Stomach Eansea Heartburn Disgust
W-ighLn tn. Stomach Sour
the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming Head Hurried puI
Sfeahng Futtrng 1t the Heart Choking
when in LIVING Posture Dnness Flsion Dots
Yeuwnes The Skin Eyes, Pain Side Back Chest Limbs
c Sudden Fushea Heat Burning lae
ng II Evil and Depression Of Spirits curet
Their the abuve diseases
other in United
casea after SkCu phyaeians b d failed
Thee Bte worthy the Inynds
virtues echcatio of DReases the Liver
eeresng The mos searching weakness
digestive organs they Wha and mhsy
More testimony from Alabama in Of
braed German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. JACKSON Phae
pha The known remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Janndce Nerv Debility Disease of the Kidneys,
DICKSON GREEN, Alexandria, Aa Sept so 1852,
very valuable mrdcne.h
C A ROBINSON, Bsaenle, 1851 mo
deines eventually argt ali
fall liked tvery much. The people deceived here
tng patent and thai acts the pas yeur Bit
tefs, and will until it berom7s known.n
q FOWLER Tuskegee Aa Jan sO 1851 said "The
selling we'll and think they III continue they good
faction 10 those who have used them''
DR. II. p. LEONARD Fayeite c. H. Ala Jan. 49, 49, said
Your Bitters have this
" Hubher Esq this had unde
the bee without relief
doubtful, ahbus
menced with the BteTs He found
he continued TO take it until complete Effected
perfectly we'll and sont."
These Bters entirely Vegetable
vantages most OF the preparations dis
=
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
,o J. WRIGHT CO, New Orleans,
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mhs en- Corner Common Magazine
ss ECRET DIsEAsEs-otf 81 Customhouse
~ street" between Royal and Bourbon ereets-DR JAMES
unfortunately upon Of the above
sfs ea Sss1 ehs,
e fsm asnys s 4 @S any s
pSGufed from himself and il trial they do not effect
The Unon the eaTss they
has introduced these Remed fa ey th
@ aE that have come andsl the treatment Of these Remedies
cures and IN order that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
aa,y his 81 Private
served. tS Office hours rom1 AN 10 srm. fehla1yip
EHIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOyERY.-DR.
he fsosp rsRss, s H. 'a1 ssS Ps % 81 w Ga
sp sssy sa@ns ,. Nod ets
a err az aud n,o al Dsases 81 OF sh Skin DF
n@Pyops5 imp per in ha,
sss sSns are on S. s h .s M an eff
Hsnd rne.s Vision Paiptaaoa Of ,s
fs s ~ S 9 ass Of ns, e
Er Frdns 5 an@G sss s.f fS
1imndy m etc % are some hs sgs produced
fail call James, s.t"red to pese hesih
s s H.
maady Weakness of ahe Organs Immediately cured vgor
g DR. JAMES has removed from hi former to 81
S. Persons living distance can have the Remeie: 81 lh
conn fee Of dollars TnyS lydawl DR. JAMES sn-
EAR. WATsoN's GARD will use no other
mas plain truth
practice all those hat
called syphtc For nearly fifteen n this
sole business eat hos there lies The only that
ha given attention to class of diseases
other door and know TN better than they do That what
a4Ns nspg upon which
| STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETs, SORE
TiiRQATS, familiar + the coonest things
OF dS obsevation which without vanity claim
| other merit than that of experience.
easet and fnd deulsy in
those OF Longer doraon without submitting the patient 70 such
o treatment will draw him
6ge him to neglect his affairs wheher without within fhs
need altered There New Orleans
could supply hs these
secrecy, shirh always inviolabY preserve.
have qualifications which
asahed that reputation already sufficiently established
Constant in the morning until o'clock night
W. WATSON, ii. D.
sun mas removed TO No, 81 Cpsiorphouae sss hstwss
BolEtrsss, dsslt
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HSOR LlVERPUOL.--The A fast sail IN
ing american ship NJ MARATHON, Cap. TYLER hsy- SAAA
inc art Of her will have
patch For heigh of 400 halss Cotton, ,apply.o
GIkFNEY a tJV ELL 1iB street,
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STEAMSHIPS PS-SHIPS.
TElsH CRUZ.

Wileaye SATURDAY, May 30, at s O'Clock AM
IGOR CALVES ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT ...s@As.
~ LAvAcA and MhTAGORDA BAY-Repular New 9MlEgs9ss
orsans and % Tsra; 91.sd sss Mail new
feamsaR CmAkhEs MORGAN, James Iawless, master, will
aye above landing freight
ubeet ghterags Magoia ay without extra charge
nppyto HARRIS d hioRGA I'M foot Of julia s,reet e'
.r r,,-,,, opposite the Steamship Landing.
Ihisine having established ts pilot Cayao Bar
" - ps'''"''"S' .nP
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BREMEN

LSOR BREMEN.-The / fast sailing ,6RsA
IL Bremen ship H. Won GAGERN, Capt Remra AAas4zx
bales Gotten, nppiy. W." F. WHITNEY, CO. q Camp
or WARNEKEN d KIRCHoFF, Union st.
RH- For passage, apply III Captain or hoard ap97
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ESOR LIVERPOOL. The A l fast sail ssssssSS
a ing American ship SHANGHAI, captaio Gray, fAA1
bales Cotton, apply
Up. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street
annlyt tnAi Inn nnh hnnrd u
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bNOk LIVEkPOOL.--The A fast IN
n sailing American clipper ship REPOR Err, Capt &AAAS
onyius How, loading, will dispa
Fol freight of 500 bales Cotton, apply
j.. p. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp at
TT For having splendid apply to Cap
tain board. ~ff1' nv s
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s1LvER-F -F4oEn TYPR--Lloyd's Weekly News
paper, now edited BY Douglas Jerrold, an
nounces that it win soon be printed with silver
faced type. Electro plating the type with silver
seems q nnsrltv. The ratenteal. are. llfahsral
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ESOR LlVERPOOL.-The new | -
y fast sailing American clipper ship SPARELIN G &&Ahkkg
wave, Captain Saunders Is loading, will ek
dispatch For heavy freight and freight 80 bhe apply
J. P. WHITNEY a co. Camp ST.,
or G. W. HYNsoN, 80 Camp street.
For having splendid apply
tain beard Hfss InviEr
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H4SOR RPHlLADELPHIA Mar ~
4 nn's Line.The A very sailing brig o, r. AAXS
SHOWN, Heny Colett MASTER hhv her cargo tnsasd
viii have quick Dispatch For balance Of freight apply
GEO W. HYNSON. 80 Camp street,
IT Agena in PhiIadslpha. HERON 4 MARTIN. nYi6
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s,SUR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail sszAS,
n ing American shio oTRANQUEBAR, Captain IIar 3ASS
wAr " pow loading and will have immediate Dispatch For
ai $50 bales Cotton, apply 70
]. .P. WHITNEY q co. 81 Camp street
f2 For pAsaage, apply TO the Captain npls
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TM DEAD GATTLE.--One dollarsH- 8
NS.32 will be paid for every fresh DEAD HORSE ksss,
eS3S9 COW delivered at ths New Orleans Bone w
Black Works. Washington Avenue,
n"nk >-s.t iaads o he Vard Iy
ID UNA Puneheons Old Jamaica; 2 hhds
y Old ~. Cro fer ssls By S. WOLFF rs Camp si myIk
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EHOR LIVERP00L.-Th A fast sail IN
a ing American shp r. d. SUMNER, Capt. Dyer Saah44g
now loading and will have dispatch. For
balea Cotton, apply to
J.P. WHITNEY CO. 81 canip street
" For pnesage. apply 70 the CapLain board -
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-
ETOR TRIESTE.-The fine A fast sail ,eS5N
n ing American ship t. j. ROGER oattsn MARVEL sAg
hkzles Cotton apply to j. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp st.
t4s- For passage appiy to the Captain on
ssE.SOR TRIESTE.-The A fast sailing ,ssA
- american bark V0LANT, Capt ST s is now loading 1esG
nd Will have quick dispatch Of 500 bales apply to
Up. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street,
w For passage apply 10 HE Captain board. tAne
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- aaaauaa sa stWAN lM..a a lA - 80
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HfOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail ~
u Ing American ship JOSIAH BRADLEE, Captain S&hAg
by,9n havng nearly all hrt will
patch. For freight Of $40 bales C,tton, anpl
CHENEY d LOWELL, I1s Copmon street,
myla OF ", BAXTER. S Caror
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sNOR RLIVEkPO0L.-TheA A fast sail IN
a ing American ship OPHELIA Captain M4sou faAxS
nov oAng and will have dispatch For rei
Cotton, appyto j. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp st.
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q E1JF O.d.
-gSOR GENOA,-The A fast sailing hHA
81 American bark J. h. LANCASTER, CaptaiRSAAsk
ns loading immediate dispatch For relsR
" ''' pN'' ff j. p WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
s7-- For assape apply to the Captain on board
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E0R LIVERP0OL-Th A l fast sail IN
n ing American tbip III. H. B0ODY, Captain Badger
now loading and Will have Immediate aipash. For fesl
baies Cotton, apply To
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WEST POINT HOTEL.

hS the United States Grounds at West Point is
~ now open for the reception of guests. new
Dosk has been built by the Government, affording
convenient landing for the steamboats,.
steam Ferries plying between Cold Spring and
vt Point, and also between Gsrrison's Depot and
st Point have been established to meet every
un OF passenger cars on the Hudson River Rail
raj.
The fast and elegant Steamboat Aida leaves n
TX daily at O'Clock p. m, at the foot of Robin
street, landing her passengers at the Point in
De 70 witness the evening parade Of the Cadets,
a returns to the city at o'clock a. IN.
Other steambost communications will he frequent
EtoS the day
The Hotel has bsen freshly painted and renova-
p for the season aud the subscriber will be happy
zero ntnadsts his friends and the pubic.
sl5-tf n RAH
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