The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-12
PRO PEGTuS
NATINN AL. REGISTER

|A N \ 1 HUN .$L =hLO l6 Fla. December aXt, the undersigned will l bee the publication of weekly news town of ', asiington, to be called the d Register.
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 U, Muller, Editor of the Naiiona
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