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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
BUSINESS CARDS.

OOlNE00 CAhD6.
 M. MAXWELL, AUC7TONAND COMMISSION NERO CHANT
 MONTGOMERY. Alabama. | Rejrrences-
 | Messrs. Harris, Clayton & Co. | Freemnn & Bolton, MoRuF | Wilson & May, dec11t9 c. Gascoigne, Esq. | THOMAS H. CHEEVER. MMISSION ERCHANT. | declO No. 40 Commerce JAMES A. HOOPER, | COM MISSION MFR CHANT, nov26 No. 40 St. Michael -st-MOBILE, ALA bENJ. M. BRADFORD. JAMES E SAUNDERS BRADFORD & SAUNDERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hape remoped 10 No. s.. Mchasl-S.-MoBILE nov2l 24ltf
 SAM'L B. HOWE,
 WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
 No. 15 DAUPHIE STREET, MOBILE. ALEX GATsns1 THIEG owEs % 1y.b Ig B9sWoRTh Ss
 SHEA M-BoAT AGENTS eEszs44 4. AL. ceMs$toS ,. s!ss!s sss &asssgaa Charge. @ septic 2O5tf JOHN PHILLIPS.
 COMMISSION ME RCH ANT,
 AND
 AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON References MOBILE, Alabama. James Villa, Esq. 3 H William Davis, jr. Esq
 Messrs. Spoford, Teston Co.,, New-York. .. Charles w. Storey, Esq. Havana. nov27 j. H. RIVERS. --7 CHARLES H. CHURCH
 J. II. RIVERS & co. Auction, Commission < Forwarding Merchants Corner of Commerce and Cont-sts-MOBlLE. 0o-Will make liberal advances on all Goods con- signed to them for sale; also will make very be ral advances on Cotton and Slaves consiged to their friends in Boston. lec4
 GEORGE c. HENRY, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISiION hn MERCHANT. jan5 No. 67 Commerce Street. Mobile. -- T7I-- A. c. JAUDEN,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT, EsLAvA. MuRRELL Co.,. Mobile. Fns .f 0. W. TORRANCE,
 (Saccessor to J. Rea) Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu- sness at the old stand. No. 16 water-st. mh7 slt
 EDW. B. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE in Royal ytred-opposite fhe
 . . Mansion House, 0o- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nev2 22af IF. B. TYLOR. AUCTTONEER-No 4, Hagan's Buildng,.
 t'f CoNTI sTREET-MOBHE. GT Respectfully renew tender of his services his ormer patrons and the public for he sale of STICKS, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTTON, FURNITURE, &c., with an assurance of giving prompt attention to anybus iness c0nfded to his care. nova 2S3tf
 SMITH, DABNEY & co HX c r Il n O
 Commences Mobile, All. James Smith, 1i'p Jno Nj. Dabney, .... -.... Wm. A. Smith, ) 1 15df WARE x CHEESE ROUGH, .. GROCERY MERCHANTS, ] No. Commerce-sireet, Mobile, Alabama. Edward M. Ware, ! l. f F. Aaron c. Chesbrough, .fi fi j3 27f
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

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 00- THE SUBSCRIBER having located him. self permanently in Mobile and Baltimore, now of fers for sale lot of likely young Negroes, compri- sing field hands, house servants, etc. Among them is good smith and excellent seamstress. He will also be receiving shipments of Negroes from Balti- more during the season. City reference given as to title. etc. 0cs- Lafayette House, corner of Royal ] and Si. Michael streets.
 nov7 229cmo* WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
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EssaicnebIe !, } Winter Clothing.

Eashionable Winter Clothing. sH | TANioH BROTHER are receiving per bar oirmer supply,a large and fashionable assortment C | Clothing, consisting in part of- | Black, Blue and Olive Froek and Dress Coats Beaver. Pilot, Cloth & Cassimere Business Coat | weeds ana Sattinet dc do do | Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Flushing Oyercoats Full and circle Cloth CIoaks a' Fancy and plain Cassmere and Sattnet Pants Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vests Beaver. Cassimere and Silk Hats Gentlemen's and Youths Cloth Caps. Together with general assortment of Hosiery Scaris, Stocks, Gloves, etc, which we will sell aI the lowest possible terms, at No 25 Dauphn stree :. jan8 lnIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion D able SPRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices-HEERY & SToDDART, corner Water and Conti-sts. have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses New patterns Wool Balzarines, Cotton Bareie Colored checked Muslns 5l Fancy figured Jacquard Ginghams
 Lace and cord Peiicoats, Dimity Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swiss.
 Null, Jacconet, Cambric, Checked, Sc.
 Embroidered Robes, ,ssutabIe for wedding dresses
 ii 5. will sell at decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Balzarines, Printed Mus ilns. &c, comprising some of the richest goods im- ported. ~ ;an2S R ve ANRREWc N sI6Es Wqscsye3 M S3 per late arrlyaIs complete assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which are offered to dealers at New-York Pearl-st prices, among which are
 Lowell, Petersburg and Patapsco Osnabnrgs Lowell Lnseys and Kerseys Brown and bleached Shiriings and Sheetings Blankets, S-4 and 9-4 Dufil, Whitney and Macinaw Ennes, white. red, yellow and fine Welch French, English and American Prints Rich printed Cashmeres and Mouseline Del.aines Alpacca Lustfes. Iris Cloths and Merinoes Suuer black French Bombazines 'a'." Black and coored Silks, for Ladies' dresses Ladies' Silk and Cotton Hosiery. and half Hose Ladies' and Gents super black, white and colored Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings (kid Gloves Laces, Edgings, 1nsertings, &c. jan27
 TO Country Merchants and Planters CHEAP DRY GUODS-DANIELs & BRADY. O corner of Dauphin and Water streets, would Call the attention of country Merchants and Planters to their present stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they will sell at very low prices for cash The blowing is part of the stock e Silks, Shawls, Cashmeres and Deaines HA French, Englishand American Calicoes t la Negro Blankets, Kerseys and Osnaburgs g Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds and Satinets 's'f Irish Linen. Shirtng and Sheeting ss7 Table Cloths, Table Linens and Napkins
 Fine French Blankets and Welsh Flannels
 Alpacca Lustres, Bombazines and Merinos
 Furniture Calcoes, Tickings and Apron Checks ie Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edgngs, etc Brown Domestcs by piece or bale.
 At Manufaetory Prices.
 o Bleached Shirtngs and Sheetngs HH Jacone,, Cambric. Swiss and Book Muslins Ir Plaid stripes Jaconet and Swiss do
 Bishop Lawn. Null and Nansook do
 Materials for Evening Dresses in great variety
 Window Muslins, ,Damask Moreens, etc. feb7
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III AVA MA CIG A R s f CONTEMPORARY. |.

COHNEK COkTI AND hOYAL STkEETB, u |. Opposite the Mansion House. VyHE subscriber thankful for past favors, and so- A II citous for continuance of the same, begs leave to inform his friends and the public m general that he has just received direct from Havana, large sortment of Cigars ofthe best quality, in connexon with large quantity of Confectionaryof his own manufacture, from the best materials. All which he offers for sale the most reasonable terms for cash -wholesale and retail. r.t
 Also-On hand as usual, a plentiful supply of Hot Coffee and Pies, at all hours.
 GEO. SCHUMACHER
 N. B.-Cakes for Parties or Weddings made to order ,.t ....... s r -,- t. my5 1S2tf
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E AW NOTICE--JOHN WOODWARD and THo- A MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscalvosa.
 0o- Office at TaIadega, Ala. dec9Ky II AW WNOTlCE-JoHN T. TAYLOR and k. D. A BULLOCK have formed partnership in the Practice. of the Law under the name and style Of TAyLoR & BULLOCK. .s. laaaaiH 70 They will practice in all the Courts of Mobile county, and will attend regularly the Circuit and County Courts of Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Conecub and Baldwin. 5s TiaFi -iiis sn ".t- <
 Ofiice--On east side of Royal street, four doors north of Dauphiu street. dec6 6kmo ! lSASTOR DlLs Sperm Oil, Linsesd 'Oii, and M Spirits Turpemine, by the barrel and at retail at the Planters' Drug Store. signof the Blue Nor tar. south east corner of Dadphin and Watsr-sts, ,s feb7 saaef yts ss sg,aa' tifno BLAIR & ~. | CWEET oIL-25 baskets Sweet Oil .ae 0 25 halfdo do do
 fsbs FoSDICK $ cHARLoCK, ss Cons,
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KNAPP ,N sCHULTZ,

General Auction and Conniission Merchants,
 is No. 49 Dauphn-st-eet. Mobile, Alabama. |. ss U The subscribers having taken the above estab- ishment for the purpose of transacting the General Auction and Commission Rusinessin all its various branches, are now ready to receive consignments; i; and any goods consigned them for sale will meet with prompt atteniion. 0cs-Liberal advances made
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FIRE INSURANCE.
 HNIiE NETWORK EQUITABLE lNSUR- II RANCE COMPANY continue to take risks at the usual of premium against loss or damage by fire, to buildings and merchandize or cotton in ware houses, etc.. in Mobile and vicinity eIf .tt LAMBERT SuYDAM, President JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary. fti.srl '
 Directors. Al r.aIu .-N Abm. G. Thompson, Silas Holmes, f HA Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp, .. Robert T. Smith, nAi Christian H. Sand, le Paul Spotord, Henry Yates, ., :, Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James E. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, t Loseph Bouchaud, John O. Jones, .. John F. Nesmith, George Rapely, Joseph W. Duryee. Henry Rowland. James 0. Ward, James Gillepsie,
 l.i. Gardner A Sager .a8 v All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. noy22 242 F B. CLARK, Agent. AT Water-st.
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HOMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscriber " offers his services to the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississppi for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase oftheir family necessares. Con- signmenls of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to-.
 nov8 226tf ,.se iiEORiSE (s. HENRY.
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1T AW NOTICE-T'he undersigned will practice AL Law in the Circuit Courts of Monroe, Clarke, Washington and Baldwin counties, and in all the Courts in Mobile. r4.a heasla iia He offers his services to defendants in criminal cases. Uan9Kmol PERCY WALKER.
 T AW NOTICE-J. W. LESBSNE will prac- AI tice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- ary the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties. } H Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend to the issuing of wrils for during my present ab sence on rhe Circuit. lts5 aa
 nov7 229ttf iaa J. W. LESESNE.
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feb6 ss Al ard AT Water street HVEA, MACCARONI and vERMACELLI- II 20 half chests Pouchong Tea
 25 boxes Maccaroni, l5 do yermacelli. ,. d, For sale by nH
 feb5 JAMES A.. HOOPER, 40 St. Michael-st E fSOFFEE--250 sacks Rio Coffee ,
 O 100 sacks Java Coffee, 50 do Laguyra do Y sis 20 bbIs Mocha Coffee, 20 do Hsyanado isi Tn store and for sale by
 NOTTON OSNABURGS-29. Sl snd s6 inch N, Sheeting, in store and for sale lswtc close .
 feIS BEERS & SMITH. 22 St Michael-s TNIOUR-Haf bbls best Northern, fur sale by l t febs JOHN o'REILLY 6 co.
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By the Governo
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By the Governor. W. GARRETT, Secretary of State Dg- The evidence of title to the above property can be examined al any time, by persons disposed to purchase, by application at the Bank.
 nov30 249tds
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Philadelphia SaddIery Warehouse.
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL --'

~ T H7H7s7Ett8H1 FtIFIy ItFs T NITs,
 NO. / Da1phia strea, 2d doOr a60ve Conn,err, str,
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BENJ. M. BRADFORD. JAMES E SAUNDERS. BRADFORD g. SAUNDERS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hape renoped 10 No. ' &. Michael-sf.-MoRILE. nov2l 24ltf
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THOMAS H. CHEEVER, OMMISSION MERc CHANT, declO No. 40 Commerce street
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4 CARD.

Since my communication to the Banner of last week. l deemed 1t proper to call upon inc Editor of the :. Gazette for the name ot the author of the communication, assailing me, in that paper, lh l! might take the ne cessary steps, personally; legally, or other wise, as the emergency may require, oi more efiectuaIly repelling the impuatlons cast upon me i; and having obtained his name, I deem that the emergency only requires that should give to the public the name ot .Hi- fred Watlace, ? as the author.
 acquired his enmity, some three years since, by publicly denouneing him as saoin- dier, and with being participant with Ball, in the amount for which the latter was de- faulter in the Bank at Fayetteville, as well as for other acts of peculation; and subsequent events have confirmed me as well as the pub lie, in the opinions there expressed concern ing him.
 It is strange that he should boast of my defeat for tife Legislature in l840, when 1t is well known fact that il wascaused by my having defended his brother for murder;-it Is equally strange that he should speak in such dsrespeclful terms of the notorious Nc K Ball,'' with whom he was associated ill honor and infany.
 regret that didno obtain his name be- fore lsent my communication to the Banner, as 1t would have saved me the trouble of Wri- ting that atcommunication, and would also have prevented me from doing great injustice to the individual to whom alluded, as the sup posed author of the article ill the Gazette- From my heart regret having alluded to him, and particularly speaking of Him in the harsh terms which employed. When see him will explain to him the circumstances, which directed my mind to him with almost conclusive certainty; and will make to him privately, atonement for the injustice done him, with the same degree of qualification that it now affords meto do itpublicly.
 ". s. OLDHAM.
 Fob 9 12d5
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 CHESTER ASHLEY.

Er'raei-sJan. 18th. NeNrLTf, the clerk of the House of Representative. las been dismissed from hiz office, bY uHani- nous yule-the Secretary af inc Treasury directed to use all she means aalhoFzed by laN la secure the nahile money in hls hands. and lo recover the same-aud the rsesiIe8I hss been Fequesse1 se cause eFississi prn- aesti.ass sa be instituted against hlHt. lar efa- befsiemsns ot ile public iuass. AeNnItyas case has pfnsenisll any thing slse ffaa aalas srisd uH and Eht feKss question: esz ese#
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FRoM= Cor. ASHLEY.

Efiract-January B, 1945-ssWe have as yet, done nothing, on the subject of An neXaton, in the Senate; except some three or four Resolutions of enquiry about her debt, lands, sc. In the House, the subject is de- ! tending the debates, but withouthearing much that was new on either side. In the House, it is now i'll committee of the whole; and, t IS Said, by the leaders, will be taken out of the committee on tomorrow or next day at larthest and will be passed during the week as they believe The kno,cing ones count on IF votes for annexation, besides those who go for the measure with limitations and con- ditions; and they confidently state that some eight or ten Wings will, also, go with them. In the Senate, il Is now confidently beiiered that Mir. Benton will abandon his bill, and give cordial support to immediate annexa- ton, without important conditions. And the prospect of carrying the measure, in the Sen- ate, is certainly brightening; though l yet esteem il very doubtful.
 s.On account of the severe castigatiou which Yancey, of Alabama, inflicted upon Clingman, of North Carolina, in his speech, on the 7th, Clingman las challenged him to fight duel It is supposed they will fight this morning, near the city.o
 Epeaing.-"Since writing you this morn- ing, Mir. FOSTER, of Tennessee, has intro- duced in the Senate, proposition for the an- nexation of Texas; leaving her the title to all her lands; declaring them appropriated to the extingnishment of her debts, Sc and de- claring the Missouri compromise, west of the Tooth degree of longitude, to be in force- That is, that no slavery shall exist north of 36 degrees 30 minutes north latitude, which is the north line of our State. It was not de- bated; but find it was received with con- siderable favor. And coming from the other side of the House, made it more acceptable. l could not get copy of the proposition, to send you; but it will be in the Globe of to- morrow morning.
 ..'The duel between Yancey and Clingman terminated happily. Neither was hurt. and they have made friends. Clingman fired into the gropad and Yancey into the air-his friends say he did so designediy, and so stated his determination before he went out
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For Me Arkansns R.
wv VT ftI7t3IS R rnn MEssRs. EDITORS.

MEssRs. EDITORS:
 many federal officers labor undo, ,.'oa' ? ken impression, that the law ssI ssl lAs 4th, lo40, commonly called ny bppfo'a 'o sury Law,'' was repealed. t s,s ~s, "SqS ly repealed. It's penal s.o,isis.0 sas 0all } main in full force, for F Y re(a,aals s,0ls s approved August 18th. l84l. it l,s ,.;r5 le that dny o0icer of the Geperal eill ~ ee aeho shaH concert to his own nl. m oe2, .il whatever; or shall loan, or use e' al la al investment in any kind of prone,,'.y oys ton e of the public moneys df,rn:h,,'i1 frr'gh 2 for sete keeping, transfer. 4SslPd aisl or for any other purpose, shall n'sPFa q ! guilty of embezzlement, which t,. 'e 2 ], is made felony, and punished bg. oF Z. to the amount embedded, and in... ..ls not less than six months nor mo,p ,,pll4 \ years. The neglect or refusal ''s tt ll' promptly on the demand of q su,i % lsI eer, IS made, by the act, prima lasia rs.9 z of guilt. '@'t ep
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SENATE CHAMBER,
 Jun. IL, 1915.
Messrs. s. Borland & Co.

AIessfs. 5. B0fIaNd N I0.
 Gentlemen-I some time since, procured, on my motion, the passage of resolution of the Senate, ordering the printing of 800 CO., pies of d Map of Texas (from plate already prepared;l and, am informed, the Map will be delivered this week. shall reserve only bout ffy copies; and shall transmit copy 10 the Clerk ol each Circuit Court of the State, for the use of the citizens, generally, of tEeir respective counties. Please so state in the Banner, for the information of all cen- cerned. Yours, &c.
 CHESTER ASHLEY.
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suspended. The dedication is now said to be S45,000 Yours, &c.,
 CHESTER ASHLEY"
SENATE CHAMBER. .Jaai. 2OM. 1915.

DLNAIL NHANIBLh9 Ott7F' f~OIIti IOiJ' Gentlemen-McN ulty, the delaulting Clerk of the House, made his escape on Saturday ; but, last night, was arrested, and is now in prison.
 Mr. Benton has presented the instructions of the Legislature of Missouri, on the snb- ject of the annexation of Texas, and express ed his determination to carry them into full effect.
 The bill for the establishment of Land Office, in the Southern part of Arkansas, was, this day, ordered to a third reading, equlva- laht to its passage.
 Yours, S<c.
 CHFGYEP ASTII FY
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SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. 1ith.

Gentlemen - herewith send you lhe Bill introduced into the Senate, this day, by Mr. HAYWOOD, of North Carolina, for the an- nexation of Texas You will see that it pro- vides for "a division of the territory of Texas, between slayeholding and non-slaveholding States. He promised lis bill with speech of an hour l think t unfortunate that such q bIl should have come froma Southern De- moefat de nei lhHk fl meets the views of the Democratic SenatoFs-it certainly does not meet mine; as do not believe t proper to make any division betweensslaye and non slayeholding siafes--and especially so far south as s3l degsees north la,jia5e.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-05

We learn that the fresiaea. s.sss will leave shis City on the Isl day of rebfuarv. on his way 10 Washington, and that ie wiII lakc the rense bf the FiseF--aaIsss t is aseeFtasne.l before Us departure tisas tie Ohio is eIasFsl hy .ee Re make .!.is statement in answer - iiss Hlaus lnauiFs~s si.i,i. have beea lssasss v Hs ie aaaw s!.e prsssss iiszs i.s would leate Nashville and she feule hs would sFas- sl.-.fssA tiaigH. 1ss. -
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Nor BAD.-A Methodist preacher, ex- pounding en his own authority, in country village, remarked that .'commentaters did not agree with him. Next day he received a basket of kidney potatoes from one of tue rustic disciples, who remarked that ,.sinee common tatufs didn't agree with him, he had iakea The liberty to present him with some best kidney tatu-s.
 ''it we are 10 live after death, why don'i we have some certain knowledge of il:n sad skePtir io Il clergyman.
 "hay didn't you have some knowledge oi 'his woril before ycu come ialo .t:''- Was ;he eausiie trpiy-
 ..DM you know lsas herei said thr 6sl. lows to iht ire. s0h. yes. alaays eoalFisa i7 ge' Wind of yuu's vas the reply.
 AS EXPERIMENTAL Toupy-.. | ou'vs Lad llse eia iedaies already tsis morning. saIsl q ba4-seeRef le one ei his haule.i customers 8Aa l1ad called iaf 5 slxsh.
 ,. Have qasfea ise shap
 " irs, yeu Ia.l have. naai yoa lA.aS another wal gsg yoa drunk 1
 Well. tan'i knaW nlakr me que. aaa seA =ee- l's always tts4 U he sfvinr e1. F55imrrits s- PIFTFNss
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FROM WASHINGTON.

TeonREsPoNpENcE OF THE BANNER.
 Since our last, we are indebted for several com mnnieatons, to Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY, and other friends at Washington As they will be interesting to our readers, We give below, some of them ntre, and extracts from others
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-05

TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LITTLE RocH BRIDGE COMPANY held a meeting on yesterday (Sd) and elected, from their number, the following gen, tlemen as directors for the ensuing year-vz:
 Thomas W Newton, Roswell Beebe. George C Watkins, D. H. Bingham, aud D. J. Baldwin
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@Hie AssrHNeTIe.--We clip the following from an exchange paper. It is one of the best speci- mems of Whig Arithmetic we have ever seen. We have been trying, long while to figure out the pro- biem-how Banks, and their excessive issues of paper promises. were to make the people rich. This makes the matter so plain that ..he who runs may readh-and understand if he can:
 How TO GROW RIeH.--,7 aeic sgstem- 4 correspondent of the Great Western Ad- vertiser. has made the following valuable con lribution to the columns of that paper. The plan of growing rich is certainly entirely original:
 I'll tell ypa plan for gaining wealth,
 Better than banking trade or leases Lake hahk note and fold itup.
 ,, Aha then yaa will fad your HoHey in c4easss' ihis wonderful flsa, .s:sssas;s danger sf ss.ss,
 Keeps your cash in Nour hands, where nothing An every lne that yoa told il across Iean trouble t
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