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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OaIO. AND
BALTIMORE. 2S HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, ,OaIO. AND
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
ingOn be procured, " which point as well as to
baltimore it is the shortest most direct and eVsryre.
sDec The reabs route. Ii the only route by which
purchasers OF Through Tickets to New York are enabled
- reach the cities OF BALTIMORE, Philadelphia and New
YORK. the cost Of Ticket TO New YORK only, sn.
abng business Men and Travellers Or pleasure or nior.
cation 70 visit four OF the principal cities the Union OE
ass cost than Can be Afforded BY any Other route.
and 1t the only route by which Through Tickets can
e had Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon Al
anta, Augusta, Bsrklsy Springs ana Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the Ssgs Coaches Of
carter Thomas, steamers on ths Cumberland riVsr
LOUISVILLE connecting thers with the United States
Nail steamers 70 CInclEnat, with tae JefsrsOnvils
Railroad TO Indianapolis, lnd make direct connection al
columbus Ohio with toe Central OHIO kslrOad u Wheel
1g whence close connection with the baltimore and Ohio
i.stroad IS made to Washington City Baltimore, Phila
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
hIs transferred at Cairo 70 The cars OF the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Eaute Indianapolis Dayton and AeniRJG Columbus Ihrss
y Trains leave Columbus, a. 10 A. H., $50 r n. and
l2P. H.
~ Travellers are requested 20 notice that While this s
ne 1y a1rding Through Tickets az the Eastern
Cities Ut the rsIs as charged by other routes hs
K9rE 0HLy is also the shortest speedy and direct
Gil the leading points in the Easg. The distance from
Columbus 70 BaimOrel Is only SO miles, being about 100
niles shorter 10 New YORK. than By any other route. There
less changes of cars by TINS route and consequently
less detention, than By any other.
- The road bailastsd With broken stone and is
sutrely free from dust.
For urherInfOrmaton, please aPplytO D. G. RUNSEY,
agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville the ooe Of
U. g. Mall Steamers st the JsersOnVlle Railroad
1dice, Eain street. WM. S. NUODSIDk,
Master transportation B. 4 D. & &.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
june 25
1857. UNION LINE, 1853,
E9h Ls5'fse -
Regular New Orleans and Nashville Packets.
The steamer JOSEPHINE SA HAGE, 1900 tons,
Captain o. W. DAVIS.
The staunoh steamer E. H0WARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
The steamer CUMBERLAND 600 tons,
Captain WM. DURRETT.
These steamers stand MOL. The SAvAGR being entire
y The HOwARD having been thOrOu ghly oVerhaued
and past inspection, will ready the frst rise Of
commence their regular trips above. Capt B. Duheld
experienced Agent will reside New Oreaus and give
prompt attention 20 all orders sent by these steamers
The undersigned will give their attention Nashville 70
orders from all inteTmedlae landings On the Cumberland
and Ohio rivers,
H. H. HARRISON,l 80.
A. HAMILTON. ! As0u''
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NUMBER IA.
1856.
1853.
Winter Rates.

1853.
Winter Rates.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
FRELGET GLrTIaz-
Through Hates iron New ESrk and pan.
Win NeSE FOrk aud PhiIadeipniS
steamship i..nes % so1linue syitl-
1855
Fins class per 100 %
Second oiass - y d ls
Third class - ..s-....--.. .--s--.-.--..-.-. 4 So
F9Sps5rs 11S 5s' spd arss:s Boxed and osSs, cs 20
goods nOt enumerated, earboys Of Acids, sr ola
e. Chemicals, per lOo go
FIRST CLASS.
Plano Fofiea Books, Staiionery, Boos, Shoes Lquors
Gus &c, totiles Uamphine ana spiriis Turpeniias i
barrels CArpetng ChiHas Glass and Glassware Iielrs a
boxes bales, drags, fruils, s1rub0ery
ars garden seeds DOSING glasses aad OoEHg gas paIss
Bniannia ware teas and spices.
sECOND CLASS.
hardWare sheepl aeh ss specified Ia third class, eoGo
mills, machinery foEeigu qa0r barrels und pes ooas
co IN boxes lsA.Aef m rolls lHo boxes, and
whiting, plaster, sheet br.ss and copper.
IhfkD Class,
Axes sheyss spades, sad iroas ziao and ti IN y Ain
G5,,on coriags co6se hesyy e-.t. I'ss mzh,,.s ene
spnngs ard azsas Eaiiroaa HHvss and u1ss sblirs ~
spikes, AMI r0sin in barrsls.
sFECIAL RATES.
Boxes hais, furniture carriages bozed ard b r;t
articles not enumerated also, earo0ys u acls al r
chemicals, viii Dc charged a. double drst class rs-r
III = Have even package plainly ed wirh mama e
cOnsgnes destination aud depot deIfsary att-ntu IL
this matter prevents delay and lOsses ana nsurss o
delivery.
DIRECTIONS,
Goods shipped via savannah, should be eoBaf~B.f "a
Ageut Gf CouLral Railroad savannah, aud uacg 49,
care Agent 4 h X. Savannah, ia
tiuoua shipped via Charleston should Be cons4u Ia a.
Agsug Of ths south GaFsiiuz Lar0ad. Char-..5s ,.r
pGckagss marked care gsat ,. a.. K A. Cuarss-a s5s
Ca-una
1hsthrOugi rates as above cover all expenses from New
Iurk O. Nash nFllie- No mission dnyuws OF rarrs
charged either atChanastUn Or Savannah.
shippers may rely upon Uniform prompt daIvu
lies b. Doth lines. over charges and dana by either m
adUssd BY me agents " ne Nashville ana Uhala
nOUga Tuad.
In Of lost missing goods, viii aks ehalgs any
Necessary Cor Lhsir recovery, ana IL uoE
ounu, Will pay for TIE eEprai0n 50 daYa
ktor nOuos Is gwen
= An nOcos Of lost goods, Tor Nashville OF stations On
Ihs Nash lie lIsOoga hoad, b5 addressed IA
Merchants when in New fofk vii receive svsy iBforna-
ol and sssiataacs 40 shipping, b. applying Agent Of
ne Charleston lime, No ~ broadway saFannah
Line, No - broadway,
OHAS. W. ANDERSON,
Jan i la3s- janls-H General Agslt.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE closed up my stable Market street, Tor the
purpose OF going 70 IeIas, but 10 attend ny
bic, corner Of Church and Front Streets where have
moved our stock, and vii be pleased rsesTs las patron
age Or ny Old customers and he riding public generally
Julyl g. ". BUMNhK
p 81 Wish 70 hire good Carriage driver. For q g85G
years. 6 " s.
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Valuable business mi For SgIe

An nov offering for sale that valubls Lot on Market
street adjoining store Of Morris Aathsws Ts Lot
Tonis 81 feet Or Market and baek ~ iret towards
Front street.
lEwOud make one ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
cery store in me City For terms zpply %
ssPt9 A. V. 5. LISDSLEY.
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a g e ncI e s 5 oIlcIte d.
A Pine Store House for Sale,
Dissolution.

THR Copaunegship oTHASBBOOK & McWHlBTER, aEs
M, 81, lsD dissolved Jy mutual cJuceIt j. &. H4s-
rE having sold interest On The books ues, stock DC
10 John ~ sc Nhir.er F0autaiu r Nc cWh.rrr, under
ui. sry q ana urfu name ~ Bic NhireT BrOs whO are
s0ue authorized 10 ind up The business OF lhs nrm,a
lss ghe name Of me 6rm % liquidation
4. &. HASBRUOh,
Joan ~. NCWHtRTER.
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1he subscriber has hand the largest and best
of MARBLE and MARB LIZ WORK offered In the city
which he particularly invites the attention Of the public
he l prepared 70 execute In ais line in the best
Of ths ART and at short notice. JAMES SLOAN.
SELF PHESERVATION, sc.
Ii debts due previous The year 1857, will be col
"A lected ysT Sst January Court before Magistrate,
II not paid before that time. This shall apply ali persons
without Distinction, "a word 70 the wise IL sufficient"
deelQ Q NeNAIHf s CO,
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Farm for Sale,

HB subscriber Offers his valuable Farm for sale, contain
ing 40 acres, nearly 800 Of hiCh cleared and In
good condition Il is aDoUt5 miles Northwest OF Paris
good neignbOihood and n5sT the Iron Banks road.
Ii not .old a. private by he 18th Of February, It will
be offered al Auction. Terms easy.
lan2s-WSt &. H. MOCK, Paris.
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Bank of Nashville.

VETB have compste stock Of Groceries, consisting In
w peHOI-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea, Cigars, Tobacco Brsndiss, DC; which, wih Bale
Rope tagging, aud ~ bales Of Augusta Drills all ofwhich
will sell reasonable rates Tor Bank OF Nashville Notes.
or for csruhed cbecEs Of deposit
have also desI0Is city and Edgs6eld property
which We viii dispose favorable terms iR the same
way. apply % FLSHEK WhBLESs & co,
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hEI1 d NJ IUEIs
MANSON NJ. BRIEN&M. NJ. BRIEN, JR.
Attorneys at Law,

N SHVILLE, TENN.
OFFICE, NO. A wBsT-sIDE CHERRY STRBET,
COOPEk'S BUILDING,
(Formerly occupied BY Sd. EWing.)
HAVE taken In eOParnsrshp my son n. n. BsIRH JF.,
m the practice Of law In all courts Davidson couaty
One or 0oh can generally be found In she Ohce Prompt
sno oeeia attention given 70 securing and collecting ali
ciAns, noney always ready When eOllectsd) been
oEsAnty ana regularly engaged In my profession In the
fountain District Tor The last 20 years. and will cOntnus
tend 70 securing and collecting claims intrusted 70 my care
I'D NE e0Hntes OF cannon, Dakab, White, Fsnress Over
ION, Putnam and Jackson. have general acquaintance
with the merchants and business IN Counties Ths
merchants Of NASHVILLE and IN other places, might 20
heirintost 70 confer with me in relation thereto.
refer 70 any and All persons Who know me lor nay ability
and prompt attention 20 business.
Nrcht7-s5Z-Iy MANSON n RRIFN.
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Lindsey's Advertisements
For Sale

A HANDSOME country residence, She Dickinson or
hrahch Louisville turnpike, y miles iron Nashville.
Inc ptuco contains IS sores ground, which
woodland The dwelling Is asst frame hoato win tour
r9os kteen an servants rooms. and houses cFsry
Kind IN NE very best order Ou place there m never
ialllng supply OF waller, Fer terms, sheh
u g times, apply 70
Ian I2-dl A v 5 IIHnsT- HH
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1dO HHDS. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Louisi-
i HI ans Sugar.
100 barrels crushed Sugar,
LIS LBaf
50 Clanaed
50 While Havana Sugar, in Store Eud for sale
By lmEy 2ll ". H. GORDON & GO.
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Bank Of Commerce.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 12, 1851.
HR stockholders Of TINS Bank have placed the assets in
the hands Of Trustee for The purpose Of winding ups
those indebted the Bank will please call and pay
their Indebtedness falls due The note holders viii please
send in notes early possible and receive In retun
the notes Of the Bank Tennessee The individual depOs
its In this Bank have been handed to and feIeby
edge my individual liability for them, and the money is
ready when called for.
dee I3-tf JOHN D. JAMES.
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a Neat Small Dwelling

FOR SALE
I AN offering for sale q neat dwelling on College gtreat.
just beyond he Medical College The House Is OF brick
contains good rooms, cistern &C, and will be
great bargain. For terms apply 70
nov "a LINDSLEY.
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To Gardeners & others.
GROwrE OF 1857.

AkGE supplies received by the SUBSCRIBER, Agent for
II the sale Of Landre1h's seeds, in NASHVILLE.
l.6ndrethss Rural Register Descriptive Catalogue,
and Almanac, for distribution to customers, grals.
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS.
SPADES and StOUti iron 1kss TrsnspauEing TroWels,
DaeA Ferksd and Hat Round Hoes, Pruning Budding
Knives BOX and Prunlng shears, assorted.
Call on n WEETS.
Sign of the NAN & MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
street, JFGsAoiHG. liant6-triW v CIV.
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BrownsViIle.

= NHNV1
80 Building Lots For Sale.
TUB Oder for sale liberal terms, especially
w 10 building purchasers. from 30 90 40 desltable
building lots, IN BroWnsvne, from ~ TO miles from Nash
vile, containing each, from 10 part Of tne
lots finely beIed most beautiful forest trees
or 10 lots front the Porter gr4ysIed pike several lois
the GallAtn Pike, one With q small dwelling On Il
All OF The los eligible ding silica The neigh
bOThOOd IL unsurpassed Tor health society," churches,
schools, ETC., call soon your will lose q bargain
L & X " BROWN,
dec I7-2m AZ Cherry Street.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
Prof. schneider,s Concert.

The musical soiree of Prof Schneider, OF
Thursday evening the Doth nit, was well at
tended and elected much cornmendation.-
Prof. s., aided by his respective dasses gave
many evidences Of his professional skill and
fine musical taste. He played on various
instruments many difficult pieces and bril-
liant variations" The vocal muse was ex-
cellent and reflected much credit on the
teacher and pupils. We cannot pass over,
without mentioning some Of the best, among
which were the songs, "Unfurl the Glorious
Banner" and ~Murmuring Sea" which were
sung with sweetness and effect. The "School
Master" by the professor and German class,
elected much admiration and praise. Mr..
Scott. Of Louisville, by solicitation favored the
audience with the sweet and beautiful song
Of Would | were with Thee every Day and
Hour" the accompaniment to Which he per-
formed on the Guitar in a skiIlfu and grace
ful manner, with brilliant effect. The appro-
baton of the charmed and refn,d audience
was frequently manifested during the evening,
and must have been more than fattering to
the professor and his accomplished pupils.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
Another Imposture Exposed.

Various parties have from time to time
called at the mayors office and comnlaiued
that they have been vctmized by the Grand
Consolidated Lottery" and exhibited three
newspapers which pulled up the swindle and
had been the means of drawing them into the
snare. The newspapers were entitled The
Benefac'or," Jesey City, E. Cooper d Co.,
proprietors, S5 Wall street: The American
Monthly Ledger" J. Ii. Hall d Co., propr;e.
tors, 81 Wall street; and H,The Golen Era
Charles w. Morton d. Co, propretors, lO2
Wall street. Mayor Tiemann directed ser
geant Mrney to ferret out the swindlers and
seize al! the lottery apparatus he could find.
lhe sergeant accordingly proceeded TO Wall
street, bat no traces OF the swinGlers could he
discovered within its charmed limits. The
postottlce was then visited, here scrgea Bir-
ney was Informed that the letters addressed
to the above firms were re-drected to Nor
wlch, Connecticut He started Immediately
for Norwich, and on arriving there bounced
upon the lottery men, and arrested fourteen
OF them by the aid Of the mayor and sheriff
OF that city. The firm of j. H. Hall IL Co.
was found to consist Of VIM. =. Petit and
John W. Hooker; the parties who sailed un-
der the alias of Charles w. Morton & CO."
were l.. b. Richardson and Geo II. Wright,
and the firm of L. Cooper d Co, who were
overhauled in New London, Conn, was re-
presented by Geo. a. Pratt, G. A. Pratt, ir..
and ). H. Freeman. Besides the proprietors.
Dix printers, who were charged with setting
up the matter of all three lottery newspapers,
were arrested. The newspapers were fall of
urgent appeals to those who desired to enrich
themselves IN a short time to subscribe to the
lottery, and were published monthly. One
hundred thousand copies were issaed. and
sent all over the country, together with eircu-
lars, containing forged extracts from the Ex-
press and Dispatch newspapers. Circulars.
newspapers, lottery tickets, money, and the
"hoie apparatus were seized and transported
TO TINS city with the prisoners, who were held
70 oali 10 answer the charge. The Grand
consolidated Lottery has been in operation
tor SIX years, and has cleared half million of
dollars Tor the proprietors. lis supposed the
receipts amounted to $1,000 per day. The
prizes were ostensibly to be drawn in accord
anee with the drawing of the Delaware State
Lottery, but false drawings were returned TO
the patrons and no prizes were ever received
There are now three thousand letters in the
New York postoffice addressed to different
lotteries and gift swindlers.-N Y. Courier
and Eaguirer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
Startling"

Under this head we find the fort Smith
Tines pitching into us" with a vengeance,
because we did not think the 40 900 Indian
report sufficient to frighten us to arms, and it
proceeds thus: The Intelligercer always ex-
pressing itself before it knows what public
opinion is, DC" We thank the Times for
doing US the justice to say we do not wait
for public opinion" We are no sycophant,
but we say what we think to be right, and
the Times censures us for daring to express
our opinion independently. We pay proper
regard for "pubIjc opinion" but if We differ
from majority We have that Independent
principle which will not suffer Us to suppress
our opinion and do violence to our feelings,
by espousing our opponents views for the
sake Of gaining little popularity, and that
at the sacrifice Of our Independence
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

Col. Benfon's Poeerty.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
saws:
learn that. although Col. Benton went
through the usual formalities of making will
be nevertheless died very poor The cred
iters of his estate are not likely, hewever, to
press their claims unpleasantiy, and. If pro
ject on foot in reference to a certain DISPOSE
ton OF his latest literary labors is successfully
carried out, his debts will probably be paid
in full. Every one who had business deal
ings with him speaks in the strongest terms
of his Spartan sense cf honor and faithfulness
to his engagements, and one secret of his late
indefatigabie labors lies in the fact of his ex
treme anxiety TO eaucel every pecuniary obi
cation before his decease,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

an notLer Decision on lager Beer.-In a
case which was brought before the court at
Toronto, G. W, few days since, where the
defendant was arrested for selling lager beer
without license, his counsel claimed that it
was not an intoxicating drink, aud might be
sold under temporary license. One Professor
Croft was directed to analyze some lager beer,
and reported that it contained about five per
cent. ofalcohol; so judgment was found against
the defendant. If this analysis is correct, then
man may drink twenty glasses lager and
take no more than one of pure alcohol. AS
suming that whisky as sold is not more than
half alcohol. then ten glasses of lager are equal
to one of whisky.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
dormonisrn-The a9airs Of Farley Pratt and
ETrs. Mclean

The foliowiug curious letter appears in the
Cincinnati; Commcrcial:-
EDS. CoN:-lt VIII be remembered by ma
ny Of yourreadcrs that Farley T. Pratt, tone
OF the twelve apostles Of the salt Lake Nor
mon church) vas Killed by Mr.. Mclean, after
he had taken tie wife OF Air. Mclean unto
himself. The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Lean we're secretly taken away from the guar
dianshiP Of their grandparents (the father and
mother Of Mrs. McLean) for the purpose of
taking them to Utah. TO prevent these chill
dren from being carried off to Utah, com
municsted a knowledge Of the facts in my
possession to their grandfather. l neither ex-
pected nor advocated the killing Of Pratt, but
| have obtained indi>puiabe e,ideuce that
the Danites of Brigham Young have dccreed
that | shall share in the fate of ?. L. Pratt.
The public and more especially the consti-
tuted authorities of this city, will. therefore.
understand whore they may find the guilty
party in case they succeed in their malicious
and murderous designs. ! can, however, look
back with delight on the part that perform
ed for the del!verance of these children from
Salt Lake degradation, although know that
it may cost Ine my life, unless the publication
of these facts prevents it. If | am sacrificed
for this act, shall die martyrs death. for |
never sought the life OF Farley p. Pratt. and
| detest the wicked practices of Salt Lake
Mormonisu, inasmuch as 1 am believer in
those principles which were formerly called
Mormonism, and which the Salt Lake leaders
have abandoned
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

E5- \ man named d. w. d. Cameron
said to be the owner of considerable real
estate and other property in New York. has
occupied for the past five wears apartments in
the upper part of No. GO, Fulton street. He
appropriated the whole Of the upper floor,
comprising several spaoions rooms, 10 his
own use, the entire furniture consisting of a
single cot, two riekety chairs, and a plain pine
table. Being unmarried. he has lived hero
the life Of bachelor recGss On Saturday
morning he was found lying on his cot so re-
duced in strength that be could not support
his own weight a physician was called,
who at once pronounced his enfeeblsd state
the result of starvation. lie died on Sun
day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

Information UaRtei-Auauxiou mother
desirous to hear from her son, whom she has
not seen nor heard from for several years
lis name IS Truman j, Vaughn, and when
last heard from he was in Bentonvile Ar
kansas, in the employ of man named Trot
At that time hIs parents resided in Weston
Mo, but have since moved to this city
Newspapers throughout the west and south
would do the anxious mothers favor 5y COPY
ING this notice-LoaiyrUc Dsnpcrat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
@J. W. Washburn. Esq, has been a,

@J. w. Washburn, Esq, has been ap-
pointed mail agent on the route from this city
to Jefferson City, No. Mr.. Washburn will
make an efficien. officer, and we shall now
have certainty Of more regularity in the
transportation Of our mall matter from St.
Louis, than we have lad. The route j. a very
important one and Mr. Washburn is the very
man TO look after it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
Startling.

me van DureH Intelligence. OF the 81
ult-, is ''up and about in patton TO the re-
Port of anticipated Danger rom wild indians
on the western frontier. condemns the autho-
rity and censures eveg body around.
The Intelligence" of,rays expressing itself
before IL l,no,gs ,s,at pajtic opinion IS, must
strike light nss, lest it hurt itself at such a
desperate short at sarcasm.-Foyt Smith
Times.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
According to a treaty made with IL

E1 According to- treaty made with the
PawHees by the United States government.
that Indian nation will receive $40, 900 annu-
ally for five years, aud $50, 1000 per year there.
after. Their children are to receive instruc-
ton in industrial schools, and the adults to
be furnished with agricultural implements,
and the weapons employed in christian war
fare.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

HIt is so seldom that we receive com
plimcnt. from ladies', but We cannot refrain from
acknowledging the receipt of beautiful bo-
que from one of the fairest ladies' of Van Bu-
rer, during the present week, which now dec
crates our sanctum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07
3 : : : 3 :
ESNo job 1cork hereafter aciH Be deEVr
cd from tbs Office eciMout tie cash.
EENOtECc.

Hereafter We will not publish any adyer
tissment sent to us from without the limits
Of this city, unless they send the money ac
comparing the advertisement, or having a
personal acquaintance with them, or give US
reference 10 some responsible house in this
city.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

1Se Proposed -ddjournment of Congress.
Houses have agreed 10 adjourn the ses-
20 the 9Th of June, but the correspond
q the Philadelphia Press thinks that un-
= the appror ration bill are considered and
passed soon, the Senate requiring time to
consider and amend them, If amendment be,
required, the day viii be put as distant as
July.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

The Uoman in the HHiSkg CasS.-The
whisky eask found at railroad depot in New
York city, containing the mangled remains of
a woman, has been traced back to Chicago,
whence it was shipped on the 10th ult.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-07

ArlhUr'S Home Iogozine for the cur
rent month was received per last mail. We
have examined it with great care, and it
ELECTS our continued appreciation as a Iady's
compsniou