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For Me .Qrkaasas Runner.

NANbOLFf1 BOUNTY, Juiy ZUGl, 1S II.
 .ur. Editor-A few days since, had the pleasure of hearing the candidates for Con- gross address the citizens of this county, at Pocahontas They discussed many questions of interest. Mir. Walker, the whig candidate, spoke first, and repeated ''fhe Whig ,4ddreSs'' pretty we'll He discussed to some extent all the great questions that agitate and divide the public mind, and occasionally said some good things. He asked Gov Yell several questions in relation 10 internal improvements by the General Government, and declared himself for sit--a system, which would, if carried out, to the extent Mr. Clay has con- tended for, impoverish dhe people and bank rupt the government. Gov. ell told him to proceed, he would answer him to his hearts content. After Mir Walker got through, the Gov, took the stand, and made one of his best efforts in favor of Polk and Texas, and all the principles of democracy, as they were understood by Jefferson and Jackson. He showed 10 the people, that during the time he had the honor to be; their representative in Congress, he had done all that could be done-that he aided ia procuring the survey of White and Black rivers, and made an effort to procure appropriations for improving their navigation He declared further, that should he be elected to the 29th Congress, he would use his best eXertions to regain the fire h,nl- dred and ,forty tbousdnd acres of land, o which we were wrongly deprived by Mir Clay and his friends, by the passage of the bill distributing the proceeds of the public lands among the states; and that small DOT ton of which wuld be sufficient to improve the navigation of White and Black rivers.- His arguments were listened to with profound attention, and an occasional burst of applause
 The democracy, in this part of the State were never more united, or i'll better spirits We feel confident Gov. Tell will beat his opponent three Hundred aud ffty eotes in this county-and that JAMES K. POLK, GEORGE M. DALLAS and TEXAS, will beat their op- ponents (Hemy Clay & Co.,) much fur ther--for many qrhigs in this region will not vote for Clay under any circum- stances-because he has denounced them fol settling upon the public lands, as being un- worthy the confidence of an honest man. because he has done his best to turn thei wives and ehildlen out of Gouse and home because he Is opposed to the remuneration of Texas to the United States, and was the main cause why the late treaty made for tha purpose was reected-because he has made war upon the principles of the government and if he succeeds he will go into power pledged to trample under foot the constitution of the country-and because, all the grea moves he has made upon the political chess board for series of years, would either fasten upon the country heavy responsbili- ties-or violate some great fundamental prin- ciple of the government
 RospactcnlI,, Syc
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For He Banner.
GREEN COUNTY, July I7th, 1s44

GREEN COUNTY, July I7th, IS44
 MR EDIToRASir: wish you would pub fish, in your paper, all the authentic evidence, in your possession, in relation to the ''bar- gain, intrigue and corruption," between Clay and Adams, to make one President and the other Secretary of State. Was Clay instruc- ted, by Kentucky, tovote against Mir. .4damS2 In that canvass (1824( did not Gen. Jackson get majority of the popular vote for the Presidency And further, l wish you would publish all the evidence in your possession, in relation to MT. Clay's speech in the U. s. Senate, on the Pre-emption bill, in which he called the settlers-Sqaatters, load-pifdtes, robbers, Sc.
 A full answer to these inteuogates, will give satisfaction to MANY VOTERS.
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 taeo h@ndfed totcrS present Out of thatnum- Der, only four were for Walker, all counted the remainder were for Yell On the 18th. al Gainesville, suppose there were two hundred or t'eo Hundred and .6tlyp persons in attendance. Out of these we counted two hundred and a'rty for YELL, and fifteen for Halker.- MT Walker IS a very worthy little man but certainly he looked very badly-that Is despaF'Ag. Gov. YELL proved, to the satis- faction of every impartial individual, that Clay was our worst enemy, that he had abused and slandered us, by calling us 'sguatterS, ro66erS, and taad pirafes.n The Governor also established, beyond contradiction, the :" bargain, intrigue, and corruption'' of Adams and Clay, in 1921; by which Clay sold the interests and wishes of the west, for the office of Secretary of State He, also, made pow eriul display on the subject of the annexation ol Texas. Walker was said to be neither for nor against annexation And one thing, which greatly surprised me, did not hear " alker mention the name of Clay. What Is possible that Walker is afraid or ashamed to fight under the banner of the .s sMill-bov ot the slashes p
 In haste yours,
 NORTH AND EAST OF =ARK'S.
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yyAN,Eg,D.
HsDOEAS! KBODaAS!! New, Cheap Publications.

EUST received on commission, Debate between ee Rev. A. Campbell and Rev. M L. Rice, on the acton subject, design and administration of Chris tan Baptism; also, the character of spiritual in nuence in conversion and specification, and on the expediency and tendency of Ecclesiastic Creeds, as terms of union and communion. Also. for sale. the Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, in2 volumes; Allison history ofEurope, from the commencement of the French Revolution in l7s9 to the Restora- ton of the Boarbons, in 1915; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Brougharn; Mrs. Ellis popular works. over 50,0o0 volumes sold in cludmg The Mothers of Eng, Women of Eng, Daughters of Eng, Wives of Eng, The Poetry of Liie The Pictures of Private Life first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, Sc.
 ALSO,
 Just received from the American Tract Society, large assortment of Moral and Religious Publica- Gons which will be sold cheap for cash among which is, The Evangelist Family Library, in thirty vols; Flave's Fountain of Life; Saints Rest &c, &c., together with an assortment of sundry school books, for Libraries, Sc. and for sale by
 H. BATES & Co
 Gfaritham Street, .ashleys Ros April 24 IS44. Iv-32
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For He Arkansas Burner.
YELL COUNTY.

Dancate, July 17th, l844. DR. BoRIANp-Dear Sr:-The vote of this county, at the next elections, will be at least fire Hundred. And think, that a proper respect for that number voters should induce our candidates, both Whig and Democrat, to visit this county, and make public declara- tions of their principles.
 Governor YELL will beat his opponent, Walker, more than taco 10 one; for, upon the most liberal calculation, Walker can't get more than one Hundred and trenty7fre, out of the five hundred. lam credibiy informed, by persons from various parts of the county, that Gen. Byrd will receive no support here The vote will be strictly party vote.
 Very respectfully yours, Sc.
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New Portable Taorse rssls.

rEHHE undersigned respectfully informs the farm \ CTS and planters of the South and West, that he has invented new portable CREST MILL, well adapted to grinding corn and wheat, by animal pow CT; which he warrants to grind faster, with the same power than any other kind of horse mill in It is capable of grinding l2 bushels.of good m per hour.and, with good horses, he will warrant 1t to grind from to bushels of excellent meal or flour in the same time.
 It is deemed unnecessary to give description of this mill, as it is presumed one will purchase without first examining and judging of its merts.- Suffice to say, it is driven by band can be attaeh- ed to any common gin-wteel, and for cheapness, simplicity, durability, and practical utility he war rants it superior to any other portable Grist Mill in use.
 He has one in operation, at his residence, m;lcs Southwest of Little Rock, and earnestly invites all who wish to purchase mill, to examine it before purchasing elsewhere. The price is from s75 to SI25, according to size and quality
 He also manufactures, to order, Sfrasc Cutters, Fanntag aHs, IAreshag Machines, Gins, Horse Po,c- ers and all kinds of machinery on the most appro- yed plans, and of durable matevials.
 Orders addressed to him, at Little Rock, Arkan. sas, will meet with prompt attention.
 GEORGE BRODIE
 Little Rock June i2, 1s44 e-Sm
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pDyaZ.Q!o

At his residence, the " Franklin House, in this city, on Friday last, 18th instant, Mir THOMAS s. REYNOLDS, aged about 30 years.
 Mir. Reynolds had been citizen of Little Rock for the last six seven years, and enjoyed, in an eminent degree, the confidence and esteem of our citizens He had been Mayor of this city, and dis charged the duties of the office with credit to himself and usefulness to the people. He was mechanic by profession, but for the last year, had been asso- ciated with our worthy friend Henry F. Pendlet0n, under the firm of Pendleton & Reynolds" " in the proprietorship of the Franklin House Hotel
 The death of Mir. Reynolds was shoellingly sudden by dose of Morphine, administered by mistake for Quinine He was but slightly indsposcd in the evening, with chill and iever and took dose of medicine i'll the night, thought to be Quinine Soon after, he became nsensbe and died about o'clock next day, with the well marked symptoms of pois- oning from orphne-according to the report of the attending Physicians and the verdict of the cor oner's inquest which sat in the case.
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Kon' I~4s -Hon. Geo. M. Bibb, Chancellor |or .%'ucky, or has written an able letter in cbmosai annexation, Ut which appears ill the last 1. tbst Da Enquirer. He concludes by say leyed ' t ll hls judgment, Texas ought to be n~sba d to the Union. She is ours by posi- bood 91I7 IS part and parcel of us-liindred gaIIs gIII-kndred in spirit-kindred in glory 9olal. sova,n co-worker in the great cause of
 lfn;o lff,olDment. She is cast-of child of om 'oci1she oe 1 deserves to be recalled to the e lona oa the i family. l should rejoice to sec riona ,o .; slar' of Texas, added to our own steIasA @ %A and twenty, together forming a ,wle@no ld,loa' which will diiIuse the light and ignos ese oi human government. amongst e3at;au sGlan' and oppressed. And if for this gico iaon' N Santa Anna, or the people of l , it 1.;ii ;nali make war upon the U. States, bannd nml not be long before the star span lcr lier ae "lll wave in triumph over the
 VI 'he Montezumas
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WASHINGTON, ARK's, July 18th, IS44

A STRANGE FAcr-A soldier of the 18th depot at Boyle, whose term of service would entitle him to a good pension, resolved 10 look out for wife, to make his evenings of life happv,so he chose one, and the day for their nuptials had been named The young woman had a female friend for whom she entertained much affection, as they had been together from infancy, and she imparted to her the tidings of the approaching marriage. An evening or two after, they both met the intended bridegroom, and the expectant bride remarked upon striking resemblance be- tween the features of him who was to be her husband and her young friend. The other girl became agitated, asked the soldier few questions Which he answered, and then fail- ing into his arms, exclaimed--''My fatherr' It appears that 20 years ago, he enlisted and left his wife and daughter, Chen an infant behind-both were forgotten. But by look ing for wife he found daughter
 TiDgprieE Chyon
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By SAMUEL ADAMS, Gore5mor of Me .stafc of
 .4rkaasdS. NHEREAs, it has, this day, been made known w to me that certain WHIrTtNGToN TtGuL. MAN, who stands indicted in the Circuit Court of the county of Pulaski. for the murder of William Files did on the night of the 29th of April last make hi, escape from the jail of said county, and is now run ming at large:
 Now, therefore, l, Samuel Adams, Governor o the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority il me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of rive HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who ma, apprehend the said Wilmington Tighman, and de- liver him to the sheriff efsaid county of Pulaski ir order that justice in this behalf may be executed.
 In testimony whereof I have hereuntc
 set my hand, and caused the seal of said l.. 5. State to be affixed at Little Rock, on the
 sth day of July, A. D. i844
 SAM'L ADAMS. By the Governor:
 DAVID B GREgR, SeereialH of State
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LAWRENCE COUNTY.


 meeting of the Democratic citizens of |eOce county, held at Smithville, on the
 July, for the purpose of nominating a Vcratic candidate for Governor, the fol-
 g proceedings were had
 motion, J. B. HAMMOND, Esq, was
 to the Chair, and A. SIMPSON, Esq,
 Ppolnted Secretary,
 object of the meeting having been ex-
 dby Gen, Jno. s. Ficklin, in a brief
 Nrlble address, on his motion, com
 ot five was appointed, to recommend
 aole pgson.to be run as 9candidate for Phce of Governor. The Chair named
 H, tleklin, Marshall, Imboden, Simp- and Baker The committee, after short nce' reported the name of Gen. THos. PREW, of Independence county, as a call for that office; which report was Amously adopted.
 Y motion, 1t was
 |Psssoteed, That Messrs. Ficklin, Marshall anpson, be appointed. a committee to n Oen. DREW of his nomination. Pa aMotlon, 1t was
 I'S0Lred, That we recommend Gen. DREW @ penocratlc party of the State, as a consistent, unwavering Democrat, whose aV'ef Is without spot or blemish, who E ns to an eminent degree, the good will of I,lo m Know him, and as one upon whom | Denliocraey n of Lawrence, and the North, ] ' ''ily without the loss of man. \. I%;'oleed' That we call upon the Demo- Ii' Id ,p patsy throughout the State forthwith to pato ioui'y meetings, and respond to the no- n r'aoa asa made by this meeting, and make a ,0oefgehc' aOo', and united effort; and whigge- r'a T. ., or disguised, will receive such les D 9 Will be long remembered by them. p"r dSo'9ed' That the proceedings of this a,r ps Oe signed by the Chairman and Sec Ds,' m 1aa p copy be forwarded to the Ar
 pa'liier, Tor publication. s,s,. J. B. HAMMOND, Chairman.
 'AFsoN, SecretayY.
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HBistrict Court oa. fspe U. sfatcs.

RI OFFICE is hereby given, that for the purpose 1S of carrying into effect the provisions of an Act ofCongress entitled 'An Act to provide for the ad- iustment of Land Claims within the States of Mis- sour, Arkansas and Louisiana, and those parts of the States of Mississippi and Alabama south of the 3ls degree of north latitude, and between the Mis- sissippi and Perddo rivers" approved June I7th Is4i-so far said act and the act thereby re- vved and re-enacted relates io the State of Arkan- sas, special session of the District Court of the United States for the District of Arkansas, will be held al the Federal Court Room, in the city of Little Rock, on the third Monday in September next = and thereafter said Court will sit upon it's own ad- journlnents, for the adjudication of Land Claims, originating with either the Spanish or French au- thorities of which said adjournments and the time of holding the special sessions aforesaid public no- tice will be given
 BENJAMIN JOHNSON.
 District Judge.
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IT fE R MI S
SssrE,seE

B1HE co-partnership heretofore existing under the s name and style of ]. D. Fitzgerald & Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 JAMES D. FITZGERALD,
 JAMES NELSON. Little Rock, July sth, I8ii P. S.--fhe business of the late firm will be car ried on by ]. D. Fitzgerald who is also authorized to settle receive. and receipt for all monies due said firm. JAS. D. FITZGERALD,
 JAMES NELSON Little Rock, July sth, ls44. 45-3w
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Eas.ess, Hsrs.$s :asaa Medicines,

;, For Sole IVholesolc end Retaa. G.sSzzs9 FIN NHE subscriber is constantly receiving x from New York q genuine assortment Ezag2 of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfa- aery Paints, Oils. Dye ShGs, 8c.. Sc. Also-Patent Medicines; among which are Dr. Fay or's Balsam of Liverwort; Jaynes' expectorani Indian panacea; Dalleys pain extractor; Hays and Hewes' liniment; Lins strengthening plaster; Kom- stocks vermfuge; MoIatt's phenix btters and veg etatle life pills; Barthoomews expectorant; Sphon medicines; Odrdge's balm of Columbia for the hair WeIsh's medicamentum.
 All of which will be sold low for cash
 DIR. K. l.. DODGE,
 Markham street, Z doors west of the
 Anthony House
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RespectfnllY Sc.
For the .qrkansos Hummer.

JULY I6th, ISI4.
 DR. BoRLAND-Dear Sir:-We have warm times here Gov YELL, and Mr. WALKER are attending their appointments. On the 18th, they were at Bolivar, and had quite turn out of the people. suppose there were
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Hsycr's H7esraage ErasaEtute,
.Ht Memphis, Isaacssec 'i!S Institution will again open fer the reee 9 ton of young Ladies on Monday the 23d

.4t Memphis 1saaessee ihlS Institution will again open fer the reeep- I tlon oi young. Ladies Monday the 23d of E September next.
 The situation is delightful ono about half q mile from the city of Memphis, Tenn The build ngs are large and convenient, connected with bean titul grounds for retirement and recreation.
 That the situation is healthy one no longer rests ipon probabilities; the experience furnished by the two last years warrants the conclusion that i s not surpassed in this respect by any point in the South west
 The Institute Is wholly under the. control of the Principal, who holds himself responsible to his patrons for it's proper management. and with his competent and experienced assistants, he hopes to make it efficient as any similar institution in the country
 The studies of the moro advanced departments are pursued by means of rectatons, accompanied by lectures upon such subjects will admit of them; and instruction in the Natural Sciences, are accom- panied by illustrations and Experiments for which valuable Philosophical, Chemical, and Astronom- ical Apparatus and Laboratory, afford every facility The course of instruction is divided into Primary Secondary Junior and Senior Departments together embracing all the branches of the most complete femalAedueation
 1GRMSa Instruction iii tie Primary Department $SI5, Junior anu senior departments, $20, per session. Music on the Piano Porte, S25,0O Ornamental Branches, Drawing and Paint
 ing Tn Water Colors Mezzotinto, Elm ,oaa brodery, and Tapestry with Cruel and io'oV Chinese japanng, each
 Languages, Ancient and Modern each. 1000 \ charge of Sl per scholar will be made to cover incidental expenses, and each music scholar will be charged $2,50 per session for the of instrument Boarding can be furnished at the Institution for $50 per session, including every thing except washing which can be furnished al 50e per dozen
 VIM. HYER, Principal. Init TD
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DESCRIPTION.

Said fighlman is about six feet one inch high spare made-weighs about i50 lbs--light complex ion, with brown hair-thin through the hreast-about 30 or D years of age--is painter and gazier by trade--uses very bad language in bis ordinary con yersaton."
 July 10, l8ll. 943-lw-$s 75.
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D00K90 PAEl2Glg3T9O B1auIss, Hand-Eiiis, Cards Circ.slars, szc., ysc executed in a superior style, at this office
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a5-We are authorized to announce GORDON N PEAf as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Cot,tt otPulaski County, at the next October election.
 July 10, lS4I-13
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E'EsEaSEa ARRIVALS.
7- EsEeATvG & RfessaaaS.

W ILL keep on hand, at all times, general as W sortment of Goods, which they are determined to sell very low They will be constantly supplied with fresh goods, which will be bought in the market or cash; and as they will sell entirely for eash they will be enabled to sell for small profits.
 Littte Rock. 0ct. II, ls43 5-1y
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G.. We are authorized to annannco WIT TT.s. l5: b 2isllN, as eandiiate for the office of sheriF oi Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election
 January B, lS44 si1''''' IaN.
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tLy- Dr, Borand will please announce the name ot % HoeH ". ASHLY, as q candidate for Sheriff os Onchita county. March 27, Is44--
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EgANAVyM MY

an LROM the subseriber, living in a :. A2 Y Washita county, on the sth inst, ssAo Nas. two negro men, GEORGE and DICK. 1I Al George is of dark complexion, about ..A-e.. 5 feet inches high, thick set, with front teeth somewhat decayed, and is about 24 or p years of age. Dick is of rather light complexion, 5 feet or 10 nshes high is about 2i years of age and had on when he left, blue cassnet coat, rather short. and black pantaoons, and straw hat. will give Si0 for Dick, if delivered to me. or $s2O, if secured in jail so that get him; and $50 for George, if delivered to me, 5 if secured in jail, so that get him. JOSEPH SCOTT.
 Fosters Posi-ofice, Wasliita county, .arks..
 July 18th I944--l4-2n
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We are authorized to announce Major HERN DON HARALSON, as a candidate for re e-electioa to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of pplas kl county. January 30, ls44. 2e-tf
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T, g2r 2, " e are authorized to announce ISAAC | ffqN AID, as candidate for the office of Sheriff oi rulasia county at the ensuing Octber election
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RrcroR Town peca,,,l,o. =.

REcToR fowN, December II lss3 To the Edttor of the .4s3sansas Bonne7. SlR-You are hereby authorized to an nounce me as q candidate for Governor of the Stale of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject tosthe decision of the peo- pie al the ballot box
 Respectfully,
 F C RYpI1
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PROCLAMATION l.

Little Rock, July 10th. 1sl4.-43-sw
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BATEsvnEE, (AHK's) Feb. 9, Is44 i)R. BoRLANp: :-Dcdr S0: Will you please 10 place my name upot the list of Democrats Canai dates for Congress
 remain your obd't serv't
 ID
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JUST RsasGHsayE ElEs,

Little Rock June, 24, lsl4. 41-tf
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