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On Pdtents-Messrs. Harper, J. Black, Russell, John Stewart, and Severance.
 On Public Baildiags 8.c-Messrs. Pratt Leonard, Hudson, W. Wright, and Winthrop
 On Rcrisql and Unfnished Dsiisiness.-- Messrs. ER. Potter, Hubbell, Foster, Bufling- ton, and E D. Potter. ~ --
 oR HccountS.-NIesers. Mcdowell, Fay for, Herrick, Wheaton, and Rodney.
 On .Mileage.-Messrs. Cobb, Ritter, Perly. B Johnson, Henley, and Farlee
 On Expenditures in the State Departnaeui -Eiessrs. Rogers, Blackwell, J T. Smith. W, Green, and W. Wright.
 On Expenditures m Ae Treasury De- PartmeH.-Messs. Caldwell, Yost, Tilden, Anderson, and Ashe.
 On Expenditures tn ate Far Department. .-Messrs. McIlvaine, Kennedy, Arlington, and A. Johnson
 o" Expenditures in tte Nary Department -Messrs, Dana, Kirkpatrick, Vanmeter, Buff fington, and Senter.
 on Expenditures m the Post OGce De partmem.-Messrs. Harper, D. & Reid, T. Smith, J. Brown, and Nes.
 On Expenditures oa the Public Buildings. EMessrs. D. P. King, Dawson, Taylor, w. Hunt, Ramsey.
 On the Library.-Messrs. Burke, Marsh, and Maclay.
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OUR NORTHERN BOUNDARY.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Ok.
 Potohataa, Dec. II, I343.
 "DEAR SIR-As great portion of the peo- pie of Arkansas feel much interest in the re- running of the dividing line between this State and Missouri, take pleasure in giving you the following information: Our commits sioners, Messrs. Thompson and Clark, pass ed this place to-day (in 'sdug-outs'') on their way home. They informed me that they had run and marked out, the line, from the Mississippi to the Big Black River They started half C mile north, on the bank of the Mississippi river, and continued about the same distance from the present line, till they struck the St. Francis river. They started from the St. Francis one chain somh of the present line, and struck the Big Black River about one Hundred yardS south of the present line,-running sometimes north, and some- times south of the present line. Their opin- ion is that there will be but little variation, throughout its whole extent, from the present line.
 By mutual consent of the commissioners of both States, further operations are postponed till the 10th of July next, when they are to meet where they have left of. They inform ed me, also, that in consequence of the up- setting of canoe, which conveyed the com pass, some doubts are entertained of its cor reetness; and that it may be necessary to cor rect back, as far as the St. Francis river.
 The commissioners were much tattered and torn by the brush and briars; but in good health. If they shall succeed in establish ing the line to the satisfaction of both parties, they will deserve the thanks of the people, and better pay than the present law allows"
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 For ihe .frhdnSGs BQnney.
TVf Utt .TIHNItNIS TtlIFItFt
 GREEN CoUNrY, Ark's, } Jayb Daccyshar IQfo

19ii December, lst3. {
 The Convention could not have made mo- mutations for Governor and Congress, that would take so well, with the people, as the ones they did make. Dr. Chapman has, for some time, been the choice of the people, for representative in Congress. This much my half-brother (''North Arkansas,n) will ac- Knowledge. And dc not believe that Gen F, N Conway will lose single Democratic vote in Randolph, Green, Poinsett and St Francis; and think he will get great many Whig votes. They say he has been, for a long time, faithful, able, and worthy ofli- eer. And, you know, this is a great deal for them to say. lthas become proyerhial, with the people, that Conway is the very man. All is right in
 NORTH & EAST ARKANSAS.
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PROPOSED MAIL RouTE

For the benefit of all concerned, we lay before our readers the following letters, which which have come to hand within the last few days.
 House of Representations, December Ii, lS4S. SIR-The accompanying paper is the an- swer of the Post-Ofiice Department, to an ap- plication, in behalf of a number of citizens of Pulaski and Saline counties, for several post-offiees, between Benton and Pine Bluff, on the south side of the Arkansas river It will be seen that the offices desired are i'm practicable, until mail route be established by law. For that purpose, those concerned should prepare and forward petition to Con- gross, at an early day, praying the establish ment of the route proposed. If they will do this, it may be in my power to have the route established; at any rate, will make the ef- fort
 l am, sir, very truly yours, Sc.
 EDW CROSS. Dr. s. BoRLANp Editor Baner.
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PROCLAMATION.

Bg ARCHIBALD YELL, Gore,nor of .atkansas. yNHEREAs, ithas been made known to me that w Stephen Lunsford and Jamcs Ranhin Cfo,r charged with the murder of Robert Freeman, in the county of Clark, in said State, dia during the night of the 22d instant, escape from the custody of the sheriff of Hampstead county, to which county they had been removed for trial, and are now running at large:
 Now, therefore, l. ARCHIBALD YELL, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law do hereby offer re- ward of 1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to any per- son who may apprehend either the said Stephen Luns- ford or James RaaAia Croe, and deliver him to the Sheriff of said county Of Hempstead; or FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery of them both, above, in order that justice in their behalf, may be executed.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
 and caused the seal of said State to be IT.. 8. affixed, at Little Rock, the 29th day
 of December, A. D. 1913.
 A. YELL.
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Tor Me .Arkqasas Raaner.
Dec. %, I843.

Benton county, Dee. I5, I543 MR. EDITOR:
 Perhaps you would like to know how the Democracy, out here in the South-West are satisfied with the nominations made by the Democratic State Convention, held at the City of Little Rock, on the first Monday m this month. So soon as the intelligence reached this quarter of the State, 1 could hear but one feeling expressed, and that was entire satisfaction. We feel confident of en- tire success in 1914. We intend to do our duty, and confidently hope that all good and true Democrats will dc likewise; for we are well assured that the nominees are sterling Democrats, and are willing to sacrifice all considerations of private character for the public good. We are proud to know that we have candidates in the field, who are op- posed to all the obnoxious measures that the modern Wings, are endeavoring to lasten upon Us. We look forward to the time when we shall have the pleasure of meet ing the candidates for Governor and Con- gress, and conversing with them upon sub jects of general interest, to the people ol the whole State, and hear them proclaim aloud the good old principles of the Jefler- sonian School.
 We have no personal acquaintance with Dr. Chapman, but many of us have known Gen'l Conway from his boyhood and, know that both his public and private character is far above reproach; and, with such men as Conway and Chapman in front, we have no- thing to fear.
 l shall continue to advise you of the movements ill this quarter.
 ' ours truly,
 JIfSTICF
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 STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

Dec. 2s-Express Mail. Halderlnan, from N. C.. 23-U. s. snag-boais Gopher, Samson, and
 SeYier i'm below. 25-sarah, Hopkins, fin Fort Smith, s1-Export, Woodward fin mouth of River.
 DEPARTpRES ]" 23-Gopher, Samson and Sevier, up. /" 2i-Express Mail, Haldernan, for N. c. !" 26-Sarah. for Fort Smith. !" 2S-Snag-boats Samson and Sever, down. Jan'y I-Export, for mouth of River
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M MARRIED,

In thls county, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mir. Moore, Mir. Wm. B. Borden, to Miss Mary A. youngest daughter of Thomas Butterworth, Esq. all of this county.
 In this city, on the 2lth inst. by the Rev. MT. Kern, Joshae IP. James, of Memphis, Tenn, to Miss Rutha Jane Taylor, daughter of Col. John K. Taylor, of this place.
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Posr.OFFlcE DEpARrMENr.

co7-11-r c7r--' fsI'. SIR-l am instructed, by the Postmaster General, to inform you, that, as Congress- has not created route from Pine Bluff to Ben ton, Ark, direct il is out of his power to grant the application of Henry Carr, and others, of Saline county, Ark, transmitted by you to this Department-to have mail conveyance upon said road.
 Very respectfully,
 Your obed't serv't,
 s. R. HOBBIE,
 1st is. P. II. GI.
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By the Governor:
 DAvID E. CHEER, Secretary of Stole.
DESCRIPTION.


 Said Coo is about forty five years old, six feet high, speaks deliberately and has honest counte- nance and blue eyes, and was dressed in coat and pantaloons of coarse home-spun jeans of a walnut color. Said LaaY0rdis about twenty five years old, five feet ten inches high, has grey eyes, and rather bold, open conntenanee--hasa slight impedment in his speech, and talks deliberately had on blue cloth coat, and pepper and salt pantaloons.''
 Janaary 2 16-4w
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9G-THREE BoYs, from thirteen to sixteen years old, who can read and write, are want ed at this office to learn the printing business Early applications are desired.
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REcron TowN. December yf. ,s4a

REcron TowN, December II, is43 To the Editor of Me .ar7tansas Banner : SIR--You are hereby authorized 10 an- nounce me as a candidate for Governor of the State of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject to the decision of the peo- pie al the ballot box.
 Respectfully,
 R. c. BYRD
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LADIES' SCHOOL,
At Memphis, Tennessee.

MRS JOHNSON, (LATE CT BosroN,) WoULD respectfully inform the public, that she w will open School at MEMPHIS, Tenn. on the first Monday in February next. She has select ed pleasant and healthy situation for her boarding establishment and school viz: the building formerly occupied as the Episcopal Church, which IS receiv- ing all necessary improvements and additions. Mas. JOHNSON has, for ten years, been success fully engaged in the instruction of young Ladies at some of the first Schools in New England. The so- lictude of friends. and the endearneuts of home would still have bound her there, had not the declin ing health of her husband made it necessary for hus to seek more Southern cline. She accompanied him hither. The deep sympathy aud kind attention received from the Southern people, in the keenest aiiliction, has bound firm cord around her heart and induces her to make the South her heme.
 She can assure those Parents and Guardians who are disposed to place their daughters and friends at her School, that they will find in her a warm and. untlrng riend devoted entirely to their happiness and improvement. \ thorough and systematic course of study will be pursued. Instruction will be given In the Common English branches. Also, Tn the departments of moral intellectual natural and mathematical science. French. Spanish, Italian and Latin languages likewise music, drawing painting and fancy work of various hnds. TEXT BOOKS:
 Engi;sh Department Smiths Grammar Geography, and f.sithmetic ; Willards Ancient Geography.
 Departar1f of Iatetiectual and Moral Science.
 upham's Mental Philosophy Newman's Rheto- ric; Hodges Logic; Wayland's Moral Philosophy.
 Experiment of Nat,ral Science.
 Comstock's Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, and Mineralogy, Combes Physiology; Hitchcock tie~ ology; Mrs. Lincolns Botany Burritt's Geography of the Heavens
 Mathematics.
 Davies first lessons in Algebra; Legendre's Geo. metry {Davies); Davies Algebra,
 December, lSi3. Ia
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uossrs Gales & Seaton were duly l orinters to the Senate, for the 2Sth
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lst .Is. r. II. GI Hon. Epw CRoss, Hopsc Reps,
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CONGRESS,
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