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TART REPLY;

Last night, SAYS Saturdays Baltimore
Argus, about IL O'Clock, noisy brawing
whig, who has distinguished himself for
his recent wing bacchanaIlan songs and re.
iocings, after hearing the result of New
\ ork State, cried ou, under the window OF
a good democrat in High street, 'Harrah
for Polk and aarvaiiOn,' when a lady in
'he house raised The window and replied,
Good bye ,rar, pcsilncc and famiae.'
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The Marquis Of Cara Irujo, who has re
Gently assumed the title, through marriage
of Duke of Saniomayor, has been appoint
ed minister from Spain TO the court of Lon
don. The duke was born IN PhlladeIphi
and is a son OF the Marquis Of Cara lrujoio
many years minister from SPAN To lh
United States, aud who in 1900 married
a daughter of the late Gov. M'Keau o
Penna.
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JURY LIST,

NoUemJer Term Grand Jury,
Bloom-Charles Kahler
Bricrcreck- Samuel Herring, John Freese
Derry--Iempl Allen
Fishingcreek-l &C Robbins SEN. james Hea-
IoCk'
Greenwood Nicholas Kindt
Hemlocb--J1hn Cox
Jackson-Chese Smith
Liberty-George Swony, Hugh McWiliams
Iimestone--D Fomer
Madison-Lcvi Bisel, Nehemiah Wellivcr
Mahoning John o. onnor Henry B. d
Sechcr
Nj Pleasant-James Grimes. Joseph Gilbert
Monteur-Eli Krum, William Deal
Sugarloat-Solomon Davis John Kline, David
Lewis
Volley--Caleb sApplCman
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TIE COST.

1t 5, perhaps, not 'xaggera'ion 10 es-
mate the cost Of The rereut PresIden.
iis campaign. 10 the Wings, at sun
greater than that incurred by the whoIt
country during her two wars with Great
Britain. The pref 10 coonery has
been very small cumprred wlIh the
ou lay. 1T was gong through great
deaf, TO arrive a, very little as III
charity boy said when he got 10 the end
of the alphabet.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16

David Miller Conuicted, David Miller
who was recently indicted in Baltimore, OF
a charge Of conspiracy to vote for certain
persons--some fourteen or more-wh'
were 'cooped' under his charge, in the 3rd
4th, and fourteenth wards in the city o.
Baltimore, al the Governors election OF
the Bud ult, was tried day or two ago
convicted, and sentenced to G months i'm
prisonment and fine OF 500.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16

Betting on EIOotions.-Apropos of bet
ting here is spectGsen, from Michigan
paper. which is the bes, bet on the election
we have seen. Some Yankee girl is offer
ing to bet on Pok's election wth any re
spectacle, good looking young man, as fol
lows. The stakes shall be the parties; j
Polk Is elected win, and marry the gen
I!eman who bets against NE; nc IS not
the gentleman wins aud marries me-.
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BORROWING A HAT TO HURRAH II
WITH.

II. c. Weight, in one Of his letter,
from Dublin TO the b rs'ou l. berator,
gives description Of scene which fol.
lowed O'ConneII's Liberation. 'AIl ih'
people, he says, seemed f'an'ic vii.
ov. Those who had no hats or caps to
wing and throw up, waved the taIler
Ied skirts Of their old coats, gnwns and
cloaks. One old woman, wllhered and
-hrivelIeI, an Il bent all mp, who in her
frantic ecstasy could get hold OF moth
ing to swing, reached up her wi'hered
arm and seized the hat Of well dressed
gentleman who was pushing his way
pas, her ,puiied i, off and swung it obou'
her head, and gave three cheers; and
huzzqs for The Liberator, Then CoollN
replaced the hat agaIn on his head; 'ht
gentleman folding his arms and letting
The old woman swing his hat 10 he,
hearl's content
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LOOK HERE!
EASHIONARLE TAILORING.
Come one, come all, giue nc cali!

vUNHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him, and hopes for a continuance Of the same,
with an Increase duo the merit of his shop. He i'll.
tends sparing neither pain or labour TO render
satisfaction in any case ;and will warrent his work
done with taste and durability AND AhrTTLE
NEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
9th Err SHOP IN THIS PLACE. He has
just received Mahans. late report Of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop at any
time by which he is enabled to cut according iC
the Ia est style, or to order. His prices are II
accordance to the times. All kinds of country
produce taken in payment for work at market price
A very reasonable discount for cash
p. $. IElDY.
n. b. Cutting done with the greatest care, ant
at the shortest notice.
=. S L..
Bloomsbu rg, Oct, lS4-5
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Under The heading of Read, Read. Read
will be seen an article in the late Democra
written, aS the writer says, for the purpus,
IoG reiracllng ard reassertng, assertion,
made by The wriier, After which he zoe,
IN with yarn in The following manner
shall endeavor 10 perform my task accord
ing to the nature Of The subject, and rest al
my assertions upon reasonable and sole
foundations such as cannot be shaken &c
After which he claims TO have KEEP, to the
ruth for once. Had the Honorable sand
md rest my assertions upon unreasonable
md sandy foundations it would have hee,
honest and 10 the point. Blu, stated n
ny last under the heading of TRUTH
WITHOUT FEAR, lhe uu,h The whul,
tru'u and nothing but the uuth.-and lhcre
fore consider II unnecessary to 90 TO The
uouble Of wasting ink and paper, for the
purpose OF answering such arguments Us
'ppeaIed over The signature Of our Brother
Chip, the ninth part OF a man. As said
before, all persons wishing 10 know The
truth can be satisfied by calling at my shop.
as am prepared, as before, to show Iht
report aud fashion as told the GENTLE
NAN. Oar worthy sir talks Of seeing
the fashion for ABB is not honest enough
10 say-44 and five. But we will not bc hald
nd, will attribute that to his shorlncss OF
hreulh,as it takes a long winded man to sa,
"A and five, which is the truth, as be
fore stated. The Gentleman keeps ger,
dark about the Ten Dollars Offered TO lc,I
him, alter denying my having the n. York
reports which lo!d him had at the hcdse
This as well as the rest, am prepared roI
prove at airy time, and the lark dare no,
take me up-nor deny it, but after long
sigh and a twist or two, lie allowed h,
would not be much afraid TO risk a V lha,I
could NOT produce tho New York repors
but took mighty good care not to get on
the money, knowing very well on whicf
side his bread was bu'lered RrcnIec. old
birds are not TO be caught with chad; but
five dOllar bill would have a stronger tender
~ to kelch them. will not 60 the nou-
Die of saying he had not lhe money lper-
naps) he had, but did not like the notion ol
ousing il, by way Of bet Of that kind. 1t
being the fact that the more truths assai,,
Ihe more faidehOOds will be backed up
gainst them. have for my part, $50 far
as honor 10 myself and 10 my occupation
will allow me, determined not to answer
any more such oullandish un,rulhs, bu, .,
way of conclusion, would now and for the
last lime, say TO our worthy friend p. after
a resolution according to his own request to
keep cool and not swear, say (EdreWcW
and may you loGg live, and have time to
repent, and enjoy Yourself in this land of
Peace and PIeny-Once more, FARE.
WELL.
go BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, Nov, 0, lS44.
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"a o ER aR nm Dsugs
CHARLES yk-TTE
Tailor.

ENMBRAClNG the present opportunity o
Z a expressing his thankiuIncss 10 his fricnds,an,
the public generally, for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received informs his friends and tn,
public in general, that he still continues To carry N
the above business at his old established stand or
the corner OF Main and East streets, where b,
hopes, by strict attention TO business, 10 receive
and merta share of public patronage as heretofore
He deems 1t unnecessary to 60 into the game 0i
hrag or to use any soft solder about his Skill, iu
the PROFESSION OF GA"MENr CUTTING
as his shop is of long standing, and his wmk lc
thinks will speak for itself, aud far more louder
than words. But, lac wonld merely say that, he
warrants his work done with ncarur.s, Durability
and in The latest fashionable manner, und viii en-.
sure good fit in all cases.
n. Il. Charges moderate 10 suit the times. An
kinds Of country pIoduce taken in exchange io,
work. at market prices.
Bloomsbury Nov. 0, lS44.-@9.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all concerned, that
have purchased at Constable sale, as lh,
property of George Rice, the mlIowiG.
property, Rnd have left the same in his pos
session during my pleasure. and forbid an,
person taking it from him, either bv pur
rhase or otherwise, without nv consent.
Two sorrel mares, one bay colt. on,
whi'e and black COW, one red and whirt
heifier, one sled; Two pIows, one harrow
one cutting box, one half oC twenty rhrc,
acne Of wheat in The gronnt, one half ol
seven acres Of rye in the ground fihec,
acres OF corn, 450 sheavcs # oats half cI
500 sheoVes Of rye, half uf 1000 sheaves o.
wheat, five tons Of hay, 8 shoals, one lw,
horse Wagon, two sets Of Wagon rears
one windmill, one stove, five pieces ol pip,
and elbow, one hog, one corner cubboar,
and one mantle clock.
JACOB " WORKHEISER.
Nov, 0, 1874.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16

J. WASHINGTON Tyson. E>q, ha,
rendered 10 President Tyler his resigns
rioo of the office Of Assistant Poslmas
ter General. With the President AM
all the friends Of the admins ration: MIR.
i. continues TO bear The most irieudll
and intimate relations. Who lis sue
cessor will he is not yet known.
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MAIN LIN T..

The Commissioned fDr tina sale OF
stock in The Peuns, lvania Canal and
Rilroad Company, agreeable to the sc'
OF The Legislature, me, al the Exchangt
Philadelphia, on Monday laS',and fixed
upon the go h Of January 1915. as the
day for exposing said stock for sale.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE NEsToRI
AN MISSION.

The following extraordinary intelligence
we copy from the New York American
The editors say that the letter is IRON
reliable source
.E,c,roc; from ieuer, dated
CoNsrANTlNopLE, Augus' %, 1874.
Il write IN grea, haste, 10 inform you
ina, the mission a, Oroomiah, has been
broken up Ohe schools being dlscontlnued)
hv the Nes,oIians themselves, with Mar
Yohanna, (the Bishop who visited the U,
S,ues) a, their head. Many reasons are
assigned, bu, there is a report which
comes from an authoritative source, that
,he Neslorians often begged TO have their
S, ,rip,ures printed for them, but instead the
missionaries are continually making ana
ntintinp books Of their own, aud are al
ways preaching TO them about leaving oil
heir (asts &c. Mar Snimon, (the Pdiri
archl saws they shall be expelled from the
,,nniry. This which follows is the extract
from his letter
We would farther make you acquainted
with what has just happened IN Orc 'mlah'
among those Americans who are residing
there. Que quarrel has taken place be
tween the Bishops and the people ON the
one side, and Americans on the other, on
account of the improper proceedings OF the
latter IN lhe said town. ths TED /" ronn
cil of the jealous aud true shepherds, with
their raional sheep, and hev closed up aud
di.banded the vain schools "hirh the
mericans had established IN OroomIah. We
moreover. have written TO them letter
under our seal, that the schools should re
main closed, asd thai the Americans should
be sent away from there
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16
WILD PIGEONS.

For Two mornings, says the N4shviII,
Gazette of the 25 uIr, The skies have,
been literally Ind from lbe view by i'm.
nense fl 'cks Of wild pigeons-so heavy
hat they can only be computed BY
quare miles and acres.
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CLOCK S. w WATCHH
MAKING.

GwSNAVTS 10 SllUlLTEZ9
HN ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
VA Columbia county, and the public generally
that he has located hmsefn BOomsburg on Main
street opposite st, Paul's Church, where he has
opcnsd a shop, and is now ready and prepared to
receive aud execute all work il his line of business,
with dispatch and in IA workmanhke manner.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16
IRATERSE JURY- Second Hcck

IRATERSE JURY- Second HcCk.
Breycrcck--Samue Kcchner Joseph Blank
M. Gilmore
Bloom - Robert Hagenbuch
Cattawissa-- William Fox. BENJAMIN p. Frck
George Shick, William Gcarheart
Dcrry--Thomas Gillen Samuel Carnahan
Fishingcreek-I Iohn Beeler, r
enwood--Phip Reese
JGckson--Jhn Rance
Limcstone---Georgc Smith
Miilin--Joseph Kirdenda Daniel 0umbolC
Jacob Yuhe, Henry Lchr. Christian " af
Mahoning--Benjamin Williams, Thoma'
W oods, ,Jcob Olmstcad
Madson,----lOhn Bctz, Amos Biscl, Isaac De
mott Robert stout, Jacob .Swisher
Nj Plcasant----Rohert Nixen, John lacohy
Mont ur----John Boyer, Joseph Mouscr Sam
ue Lazarus
Roaringcleck Edward ughes, Michael X.
Hover
VaIley--Jamcs Cary
ugaloai-Joshua Brink
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RarCware,C Cutlery &c,
OF ALL KINDS.

Bar, Ro'Icd. Hoop and BGnd Iran a,
Hog5on Tire Gf eCery description Ao
may be eol'ed for.
A large assortment of Plane bits chiscl-, File.
Shovels and Tongs, Knives & Forks, Pocket am
Pen Knives, Table aud Tea Spoons, coffee NH
Flax seed Oil, and spirits cf Turpentinc; swerpn
brushes, wcavcrs brushes shoe brushes, cloth bus
es, corn hrooms, &c.
The public are requested to call and examine &,
themselves before 'hey purchase elsewhere. "
sell cheap and no mistake.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 0, lsi1.--29.
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siREtsGFF's SALES.

a9Y virtue Of suud-y 7eud. exronss 10 ins lii
s4 rectcd, will I've rxpd.cj 10 pablit sale at tho
curt House, i'll Uanullo ou SahIrA, the IGN
ldy of November next, al 10 o'clock, \ m. tlre
'ollowlng property, 10 Wit.
A certain plantation and tract OF land sit
a'c In Briercreck township, Columbia county,
'ontnniig twO hundred and twelve acrys. more W
'ss, lnunded on the east Nv the Susquchsnnu rl
ct, on the west by the main ruad leading from Or
'nscSllr to Berwick and adjoining lands of John
'owndn aid other lauds of defendant oil of which
rs IN q hlIi stuIe Of cultivation, whereOn is erected
large frame
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SURVEYING COMPASSES

or pocket and in short, will do all other work qsu.
ally done in well regulated respectable establish
mcnt, He hopes by strict attention to business
and desire to please, to cceve a liberal share OF
patronage. Country Produce taken in payment
for work at the market prices.
Bloomsbury, November 5, lSl4---.3O.
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ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE.
Estate Of Conrad Hess late Of Sugarioqf
fOlDnShiD. deceased

township, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF admin,
~ istraton,on the above mentioned estate, have
been grauted to the subscriber residing in The
township of Sugarloaf All persons indebted to tht
said Estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment and those having claims are requested tC
present them properly authenticated 10
WILLIAM HESS, Admir-.
Nu,cmbcr 10, lsii,--30,
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on very TtusOhnUIt IoFIh
REPAIRING & CLEANING

will he done to the satisfaction of the customer as
well of Clocks and Watches AS of Jewesy, and he
will further, warrant his work to be exc 'uteI a.
well as any in this section of the Sae. lie will
also make to order
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SHlEREFF SALES.

r a..
~ virtue of levari faclas to me directed viii
GlB be exposed 10 public sale at the Court House
u DanNIlIe, on Saturday the 10Th day Of Noyrm-
'cr next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following proper:
y. to wit
All that certain tract of land, adjoining
lands Of p. H. ierbine, Adam Marks, David Bach.
man, Philip lost and other lands of the said sam.
uei \ ost, containing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16
Clocks & Watches

the best quality, can he had at his establishment
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09
BR. B9RL3N0'5 REs4f .ls 5.

i FalR ng.-Tai5 baauli5I gIj, whe you, tae cho.ea aad it rep .-seatadYe of tbs fan IAdiesol Little Rock. have so g=ariohslg preseated, l accep, with p.iGe ;,nd plea | e n lhe name and oH belali of .ae Democracy of Palashi coantv,
 Tle lllg ieeIl, apart fsom its present in!e-- es.iag associations. mathematical, as il is. ol
 the cha ac CT ol our G0retnment, and lac glory of oaf Couuy, is richly worthy of a
 reena0's thanks and Pti.e, aad commands the ready homage Of every American hea |.
 These sentiments, rising aad gushing forth, Hull and tfec a0a wam, fsom every Deaa- cg'tic bosom within the compass of my voice, tender you iA reun log il.
 our happy intefp e.a.ion of the brilliant colors, which make up tue body o the Flag, IS replete, alike, with historic truth, win im- portant moral suggestions, and with the hgtI- est and most cheering commendauon ol those whom l have the honor to represent. Re ga.dmg this commeltajfon, as attaching, not 10 ourselves individually, but 10 lhe gfgai Paffy, oi which we conpose bus a small par- ton, and whose coHslautaim t ls to e iabIiah and maatalA tsla sacred principle of gQaaL RIGHTS TO ALL MaN, app optia'e it io ny pulAieal brethren, Wilh eH9io4s Of pagiaiIe pride; saysiied that You enlightened hIdg- meat rightly appreciates cur motives; and iiinlY resolved tilal, as you have called u5 "tbe trts guardians of Constitutional Liberty.3 We will prove oar GdeiLy and devotion to lhe sacred iruSt.
 fheaPt and beautiful allusons, bv which you have connected the varied, yet ha.lnoni- oas devices, enblazeae5 oa is ample tolsis. with the , losioas Pasi, the stirring present., and the glowing future, find a ready and cor dial response in the enlightened patriotism of all who heard them.
 You do the Democratic party no more than justice, m saying tbai the Constitution ls ''the great lamp at which we iighl the torch thai guides our political ioolsieps.- ! hat ''gfeal lamp Was oonsilieted and lyht- ed up by our Revolutionary fathers; and it's sacred flame was fed by their patriot blood To uphold that fair fabric. iu it's pristine in- tegfity. IS cardinal principle of the Demo- crate laiih; and with our own blood. if ne- cessay, we will feel its fl es, and preserve is brightness, undimne and undimiaished, uil- ti ihe whole world shall receive illumination from is holy laliaace.
 The Saas and Stripes a.e Ike those laaf comPasad he glorious EAsie hlae sh.ea the saintel W4sHlyeTos led oar hosoc aa- ce tars forth to baiila and 10 vicloy.- FAatl Ensign and thai example havelest nothing of the charm which infused iiee iaHo the hearts, and yigoT inid the arms, of our patriot sifas. And while, in the WHITE and RED eolors oi this
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09
AGENTS FOR FIFE nANnER.

ilAe following gentlemen have kindly consented to ac, w ms for our paper in receiving the names of subscribers Sc. They are, hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us, on account of this of flee, and to give receipts for the same
 We wish to have agents in all the counties in the State. Such gentlemen, therefore, as are friendly to our publication, and wiling to aid Us by becoming agents, will b pleased to inform us of tie fact; and iheir names shall be aided 10 the list
 MADISON CouNrY.-Mai. ". Il. Wilson, Hunts rilie
 PERRY CouNry-John L. Houston, P. M., Per ,5rils.
 UNION conSry-W. Chapman. Union c H CAERor CoUNTY.-il. s, Laasrty, P. M., Car rolton.
 HrnpsrEAn cousrr.-Robt L. Phillips, lFasA ilgfoa.
 FnsanlrS cousryr-e S. Moactt Point praj, rie.
 SEWER couNrg.-A. T. Petius, Pine rloo4, Posi 0gice.
 WAsmNGrox CoUxrY.-Col samq c. Newton. Booasboro. J. c. pittnan, P. M., S,ceef Home HARD CoUsrY.-B. H. Johnson, .ft5eaS. Jacob Wolf P. M., IsGd C, IT,
 JOHNSON CouNrY-Moreau Rose, and Thomas Powers, r. NJ, CtaspiHe. Dr. Wm Gray Horse Read. Geo. ". Patrick, P NJ, Pineg ?. ..
 PiNR couSrg.-Jasse Jsntas, r, Al., Martiees- 6oro
 seoTr couSrr.-Miss T. Scott Esq, Boone SALINE couvrv.--Ezra NJ. Owen Esq, Heatoa. WAsiIIrA GauSTY.-Asos Wakefield F. NJ fosiers r o (. (. Seott, Esq, and I. A. File Gusaea.
 PoIasETr eouxrr.-W. C. Arlcdge. P. NJ. BRADLEY GoUNTY.--Ja's Bradley, Esq, Igarrea MtssisslPpI CouNr4.-Col. A. c. Dla1emore Oscs0ig.
 GREEx cogxrY.-DrsG. E Croft, croaiey, Posi oBice.
 CIARx CouNrY.-John speer, Antoine
 LAwRESes CsuEFT.-Gea. John $. fickiin, anC Andrew Hammond, ?. Nj. Jackson Booker Ben. nett, ?. NJ, Sai ariHe.
 ~RASnoLPH CoU STr.-W. R. Hunter ?. NJ, Po- cxioafls. Coi il.ian Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes EoUYche D6mQs
 ISnspsNn3See CaUNTY.-Dr. James F. Pelham Baiesgifle Patrick Ghidfess. 0d IfoagA Hotio41 JACKSON loUNfY.--f' na. II. Morris, P. M.. aNd Col James Robinson. 3theabeh
 NEWTON CoUNfx.--John Al Ross 5asper. BsSToN Gou ,T9.--A. ,. Greenwood, Beaio8eue. CRAwrosp CoUSTY.-Alai. Elias Rector and Sa. t,ssel Easaeadson, tefl Smih. Eli Bell Fan BHrca YELL CoUHTg.~-Dr James N. Floyd, DaariIHe PoPs CouSTY.-Thomas X. Howell, Aorlistotea, S. M. Hays. Bover.
 CONWAY GoUNry.-H.sH II. Higgins, P. M and John Murray, Leie5s5urg.
 LAFAYETTE CovSvy.-Gov..James S. Conway Coateay.
 JEFFERSON CouSrY.--s Darylenne, Ne,U Gas. ccag.
 ARKagsas CoUvTY.--Gso Cross. John L. Jones and Gen. Samuel Mitchell. Pos Of 9r6ansas DEsnA CoUSTY.--Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleoa FuLroS CouNTY.-iIon. Enos C. Hunter, r. N SoaM Eof6r.
 Pml1IIrs eoUSrY --IIon. J. C. P. Tolson Is- leno.
 i. CnrrrxDEs CouSr4-Peter C. Rives, Esq. and ". \ Stanton Esq, Aqr1oa.
 ST. HANGS CoUNTY.--Jalnes 5. Jackson, Esq. Mo9aa teg4oR.
 k TIE STATE or TENNESSEE M. Tate, Esq. and l. y. Rowiett eS Co., Memphis. Hon. L. H. Coe. Sonerrilie.
 IS rift ST,rs or MlssTssIPrr.-Dr. Euclid Bor- land, IioIi7 Springs.
 + sTHe srAre oF KENTUCKY J. R. Buck, Louisrilif
 IS TIE STATE of LouisrASA.-R. M. Drew, Esq, Osef.oa, Ci0ibol1 Farisk
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09

SECRETARY OF THE SGNATE.-Ne are au- thorized to announce ARCHIBALD H. Rurn- ERFokD, Esq, as candidate for the office of Secretary of the s'rate, at the ensuing ses- sion of our State Legislature. Mr. Ruiher- ford has been a member of the Legislature, and is, we believe, well known to most of the members elect of the Senate Ii affords us pleasure .o express the opinion that the qualifications of Mr. R. emnenily commend him to the favor of the Senate; and that no better appointment could be made.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09

uNREAsoNABLg.-We C are pleased, much pleased, 10 see our friends, whenever we have time, at our disposal. 10 converse with them, But to have them come in. and enter upon 2 running chat, when the printers are waiting Iog copy, whicl. NC are hasilv engaged Ill writing, would annoy any man. even one degree less ahundas.llv endowed with equannnity lhaa we arc. Such friends would he unreasonable 10 eompain, if the Banner Is sometimes waning in arrange ment, and barren of inteFest.