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The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-18
For the .ArkaaSds ban"''a a,l,
BATEsvILLE, March, l"

have m' aiey @G,oa appeared in the Banner ,a ,s 9
 feelings fee of the North, upon the I I',"'' ars lated. and were doubtless wrl''e',,h .hs 70 stae the people in other portions. ., ,be 70 man oll is true, the north did not se' 'l1 'roagress, choice for Representative III .ho;ce of as R. w. Johnson was lhe ., .a cheerful convention, she will supper, nun heen cit and does not feel that she mas as.s V ;s still ssduped or tricked." Col. Ase.st u'.,es Senai peoples candidate for United asn ,srn man, a' and the idea of running N orl,'e," mi prs' next election, for that offlce' ooes ,, pots Boreas' statements to the conua''
 standing. 4.o,,r.r ARK KANSH
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we learn that it would occupy five or six columns. To enable us to present the com muuication in the last weeks Banner entire, we were compelled to leave out some five or six columns of other matter that we had already in type for our paper. The result oi this is before our readers-the communlca- ton occupied sepen instead of two or three columns.
 We then informed MT. ". that we could not yield to him more than column and a half in this weeks Bannerl yet he has ob- tained two and half columns. MT. W. should have stated these facts himselt--and not have put us under the absolute necessity of explaining them ourselves. So much for Mr. W's limit in the Banner. We cannot give all our space to one person, because, there are others who have clalms on us to be heard through the columns oi the Banner as we'll as Mr. w. and whenever made by a democrat, he shall be heard.
 TIE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITERARY MESSENGER AND REvIEw-The February No. of this valuable and interesting perlodl- cal is on our table The following original articles in prose and poetry, embrace its con tents
 ORIGINAL PROSE ARTICLES.
 l. Wilful Love. A Tale. 3. Paget's Hungary and Pennsylvania. A review of. Concluded from page To- Jan. Mo- 3. Wine. Thoughts Among the Mountains. By Mrs. Jane Tayloe Warrington. 4. 'sOld Times in the ssAncient Dominion" By Pierre La Plume. 5. Kawanda, the Mute. A Tale. 6. An Essay on the Difficulties in the Way of the Historian By s. Henry Dickson, NJ. D. 7. Kawanda, the Mute A Tale. By J. F. K, Maryland 8. The Memphis Con venlon; The Warehousing System.
 ORIGINAL POETRY.
 9. The Spirit Land, By Susan. lO. My Mothers Grave. By ". P. Il. To Pain. By Mary E. Lee. 12 Tine's Changes. By Mary G. Wells l3 Thoughts in an Old Forest, A Favorite Haunt of Red Jacket. By the Avon Bard. II. The Death of Pan. By Elizabeth J Fans. l5 The Ascension. By Mrs. Maria G. Buchanan. Is. The County Court Attorney. IF. To the Eolan Harp. By w. c. Jack. IS. To Rivulet. By Mrs Florence Brandegee. l9. Notices of New Works. Library of American W orks No. III. Letters from Italy. By J. T. Head- ley No X. The Alps and the Rhine. By the same, &c., Sc.
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memfs of which will ere long meet the public eye.
 It remains to be seen whether JAMES K. POLK and CAVE JOHNSON are the men to look upon defalcation ''with the least degree of allowance'-and above all to put or retain defaulters in office. In my opinion they are not. If they be, then they will disregard the behests, and defeat the ends of
 JUSTICE.
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COY. WELLS SPEECH.

Our readers are referred to the first page in to days paper, for the speech of Gov. YELL, in the House of Rep, on the joint resolution to give the twelve months notice to Great Britain to terminate the joint occupancy of the Oregon territory.
 We commend it to our readers, as speak ing the sentiments of the Western States or that subject, and as being characteristic of 1t author.
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GEN's HousToN and RusK, were elected on the 20th ultimo. But one ballohng was had Their commissions were immediately forwarded to them.
 MR. WoopRuFFAs DEFENSE TO JUSTIFY THE ACT OF HIS SELLING THE GAZETTE TO THE wuIG pARTY-IIis DEMocRAoy.--lt will be seen by an examination of Mir. Woodruf1's communication, which may be found in another column, addressed TO THE DEMOCRACY OF ARKANSAS, that he has wholly failed to establish one. single fact, which does in the least, justify him in politi- cal point of view, for selling the Gazette 10 the whigs in lS43 It was on political grounds solely, that we condemned the act; 1; and when we called upon the editor of the Gazette, to reconcile that act with the state ment contained in an editorial article that appeared in that paper, on the 2nd instant; we thought, perhaps, there were some mat ters connected with it, of which we were not apprized, that might be given in the ex- plantation we then requested. But, the editor of that paper, declined the explanation-ex- cusing himself from the position he had as sumed-by saying that MT. w., probably, would not thank him, for doing that which, he was well qualified to perform himself. MT. W's defense is now before the democracy, who will examine the facls submitted to them-and instead of justifying him in the act of selling the Gazette to the whig party they must--they will condemn and repudiate his democracy. Yes, they will condemn and repudiate his democracy-and ill the lan- euage of the venerable John Quincy Adams, they will place their Judgment upon him for that act, "beyond the scrutiny of humda skill, of talent, and of lime"
 It is strange, but nevertheless true, that MT. w. has placed his whole defense, upon the grounds of an ordinary sale of personal property Will this answer justify him in
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We have been politely furnished with a copy of letter from the Hon. Chester Ash ley addressed to Wm. F.. Woodruff, Esq, ol this city, giving his views on the Oregon question. It shall appear next week.
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sITo SuBsoRlBERs.-No attention will be paid to the request of any subscriber to discontinue the Banner sent to him, until all arrearaoes for subscription are paid,
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MIR. J. M. GILES, is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Banner. in any part of the State.
 He will visit some of the North Eastern counties immediately.
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We are indebted to the politeness and at tenton of Capt. Allen, of the New lamp shire, for the New Orleans Picayune, of the 7th inst
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We are indebted to the Hons. A. H. Seviel and A. Yell, for Congressional lavors.
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aG"ARATus,n "ToM JoNEs," and s'IIy- rER-BoREAs,'' are unavoidably crowded out.
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RoMuLus NJ SANDERS, of North Carolina, to be Minister of the United States to Spain, in the place of Washington Irving, who has requested to be allowed to return home.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, By and ,eih the adrice and consent of the
 Senate.
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TEXAS U. S. SENATORS.

GEN's HousroN and RusK, were elected on the 20th ultimo. But one balloting was had Their commissions were immediately forwarded to them.
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Constitution of Arkansas, Article 4, Section II.

So, Mir. Woodruff is not only defauher to the State, but he is incapable of holding any State office. Why then should he be
 forced upon the State as a Federal office hol- der: The U.S. Government provides place in the Penitentiary for her own delaulters. (refer to the case of l.. c. Howell, who was arrested and imprisoned, upon charge, of embedding the public moneys whilst Re- ceiver of the Land Office at Johnson c. H. but died in Little Rock Jail, before his trial
 came on.) Why, then should she force our State defaulters into important offices? It was one of the tiercest and most effective cries raised against Van Buren's administra- ton, by the Wings, that he retained defaul- ters in office. And yet we find the Wings, about Little Rock, almost to man, petition ing that Mir. Woodruff may be retained in office. Even the Gazette, the Whig organ, is greatly distressed at the idea of turning poor Woodruff out; and yet, none has been louder in its railings against democratic ad- minstrations on account of defaulters, sub- usasurer Sc Why this exception in Wood ruff's favor' In my humble judgment, "thereby hangs tale," some of the dcpelop-
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATION.
PULASKI COUNTY.
COT. R w. JOHNSON,

: W JOtt4NNO4'3 The Democratic candidate for Congress, will ad- dress the people at the following times and places
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THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITERARY MESSENGER AND REvIEw.-The February No. of this valuable and interesting perodl- cal is on our table, The following original articles in prose and poetry, embrace its con
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us.szanAsz-- IDEMocRAq i, proceed to tor red ed i. last weeks "f large, affecting. ;,i,g \ in the follow wi F,,s an Editorial or | week, (4th I ,e. l [Nonday,hea ! ; in relation I''trnaster at Il | |pgive ,o to this l mink the i'm 1 IIrorn us and 'i I, in part, witt ' 1 man in the 9 Itbbiully for tn [ss, or contrib
 be very men Ealncils of tn \ of the Gage Z 2Th the act oi
 wllig party 4et that was p +lsnt; and at a paper as nau1 l, Former period
 &,es had been I |lrks of it def' .eits favor us uinquiry conta .above paragE Inc, which ! h WY prejudl.'
 ast, by ceriai
 the denoc, $re been mad fe me an op| yEger before, W 'nIpublicly maj
 IT. Coming n
 undcd, by tn slblishment,
 .v ,iic party, f ,, kitor for the
 stplying to s
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

THE BRANDRETH Pll.bS-This medi-
cine has been made subject Of much merment
throughout The United States, while It's uuh'y mas
been extensively acknowledged, The impression
seems 10 he gaining ground that Brandrc'hs me-
dicinc may be employed with safety and effect as
a remedy for ordinary infirmies. lhere are i,'"-
nv sensible persons in this city as well as othee
parts of This country, who with great propre'y 'es
tily to the good effects of Brandroth rus rom
frequent experiment; and no evil need DO erPr,e,-
hendcd from the use of them, according to the a.
rec,ions. In directing public attention TO the
I,randreth medicine, we only express our honest
convictions, that the Brandrctl Pill. have done
,ao,e service 10 the present generation, than al
tho patent medicines which have ever been INTRO
duced into general use .r. 49,,
Own FIVE HUNDRED extracts from inc mos
respectable newspapers could he inserted, but ,h'
above, must suffice for the prcsent---so says ou
space. l4s at ,,, n;,,s.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrc'hs rus
ID. Heart, Hilsborough; A. Tonencc, fn'sno'o ?,
VIM. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; j.
MDadc, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, MaF'
Hall; e. & w. Smith, Alamanco; ]. X. ot'a'
Gtscu ,l,orsugh;, !, James Johnson, Wentworth
Woad Il Seil, Madison; Owen MAleei, Aai
ccv,ll.r, ! K Clllum, Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
Tho Mediterranean Wheat.

We have conyersed with many intelli.
gent farmers who, without an exception,
concur in opinion that this variety Of wheat
withslood the vicissitudes Of the season
better than any other, enjoying To avery
gTsah extent aiHsgu9SStis.RuthNe' >ins''cncfincs
10 the wheat crop--and we were gratlhed
10 learn further, tina, its Touring qualities
had very much improved since the intro
duciion ofits culture among US. This last
fact will tend TO increase its popularity
among wheat-growers, as the sagac'ty Of
,he millers will coon teach them that Il Is
their interest TO put proper appreciation
upon Kind Of wheat whose constitution
nj properties enable it 10 resist the evils o.
insect and weather, which have hitherto
tended go much to interfere with both tht
quantity and quality If this indispensable
grain. 49, ~. sq.a.a, . 8. .z--
The Mediterranean wheat possesses ha
bits of character which must commend
| to the favor Of discerning whea, growers
III. Ii bears earlier planting than most 9th
er kinds: .. |, possesses greater constlt'l
t.oual yigor, is rapid Of growth, and there
foro resists the fly better than most othe
kinds: 3. II arrives at maturity ially 'e
DAYS or two weeks earlier than most Oil
or kinds and is thereby enabled TO. escaP
+ those influences Of weather which are SUI
posed TO generate the rust. ~. j.. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
THE OFFENDED.

Every ono is ready to admit the duty OF
not giving offence to others. 1t is one oil
Observation-Disclosures Of soele-
~ in which we arc units, TO 1.-Two peacefully
with all around Us, and to avoid any thing
which may cause enlargement, and pro-
duce angry and bitter feeling; and he who
wautonly violates this law, and neodlessly
irri,aies and provokes, proves himself I'M
worthy of the blessings which civilization
and society were intended TO secure. II
every one acted in an offensive manner
the component parts must be broken up
and man must again retrogrado into sollia'
rincss and barbarism; for it is only by mu
nal respect and good will that society cal
cohcre and exist 1t Ia the glory o
man." SAYS the sacred proyerb, 4" 10 pass
over ,ransgression;" and it is the trues
| wisdom and the best philosophy some
! times 10 shut our eyes to insult, even whel
there may be some reason to fear II was no
entirely unprecedented. Al all events
I we shall meet in the world with quit
y enough Of Offences, unless we arc NOR h
Than ordinarily fortunate, without seekin
ont imaginary insults, and wasting on
strength and destroying our peace by hgh
: inc with the wind. Our seyerest scrutin
3 is best turned TO ourselves, that we ma
t not be offenders, and our most favorabl
. Z Judgment formed respecting the condu'
! and actions of others, that we may not !
offended While we may be sure that,
Il the crowded path Of life, we ourselves .
e not intend to run willnlly against other
If though we may sometimes stumble again
them, so We must hope and believe III
}, they in turn have no intention OF ofien
3. ing us, though they may sometimes ac'
m dcntslly josilo us in their turn. The du
n, Of endurance has undoubtedly its prop
i limits, bat il is wise determination II
only not to offend, but also not to be ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

~ offended. Every one desires lhat OH.
ersshOuld inierprci his actions kindly: AMI.
where sny may " of doubtful impor. ID
hope The best; andsnch i lhs way ii which
their actions should be Irgarded BY u.
Where The duty Of not taking offence mOFr
thought II and better understood. the peaes
Of individuals. Of lamilies. Of communities.
Of nations, would rest on firuer Eounda-
lion, and something would be added 10 The
general amodnt u human harmony aud
happiness. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
GREAT BARGAINS
.ret e.s Iu I'm @7@# t9i3 a@
HARD w RE, =.

IN contemplation Of a change in our business
Il ON the LIST Of January, aud in order to reduce
our stock as much as possible by that time, We
now offer il al wholesale At a very SNAIL Ap-
r,Sc, upon the IMPORTATION COST, for
Cash, or approved Town accrptances. -.
Country Merchants are invited to examine oa'
Stock, when they will be convinced that we arc
selling lower than the same articles can he bought
in New York or elsewhere. .,#,,s-,
Our stock is entirely new. Our English Goods
are imported, aud the greater part Of them recent
" received, consisting Of all articles usually Rep
in our line. "
We have fine lot OF Single and Double bar
rel GUNS, of our own importation, which w
will offer at unprecedented low prices.
80 L. LORRAINE, a. Co.
.4F ~.a. sycamore st., Petersburg, Va
..... 40
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MEETING OF THE WARDENs.

gI,HE next centennial mceling Of the War
u dens of lla Poor for Orange county, will tc
held at the Poor House, on the first Monday in
September, ltlle 7ih,) and applications for all can
then he madc. A Superintendent will 10 select.
al at that ,inc for the ensuing year, aud Prcpo.
sala will he received from psnsoos desiring The sP
pointmcnt. .4"f
to meet in IiilE5oiough on Tuesday q August
CouTt. .-a#~
N. ID. Balm, Secretary.
July "a. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
HIST RECEIVED,

SUPERIOR ST. croix, Poto Rico, and N. O.
=
~ sugar. s4@.... -5~+.
Good coHec, Of different qualities.
Tallow, aud Alamantine Candles.
Az, ON hand, l:-i Linen and Cotton shlFt,
ing, good Cider Vinegar Sail, Lamp on' and
Chocolate.
A large 10, Of CIGARS, all qualities, for sal.
low. Il @GG
-.s LONG, WEBB, Il co.
,,,. g . --.... 30.
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Fer tie Recorder.

For tie Recorder.
Mn. lIEAKTr: Since ! have arrived
here. I met with tho following article in
The American Farmer Of The present
month, in relation TO the Mediterranean
wheat; and take great pleasure. after
m experience Of several years. 10 bear
testimony to liz adaptation to the soil and
climate sf'NOrih Carolina. ! procured a
bushel Of the seed three years since from
Philadelphia, and the present year my
Whole erup is composed Of that variety ;
AMI notwithstanding The general failure Of
the wheat crop In my section Of The state,
my crop would have been abundant but
for lhe fresh in County Limo creek just
before harvest. my crop being principally
in the low grounds. Several of my
friends, 10 whom | have furnished seed,
concur with me in opinion US to its me-
rils. The flour made from il is Of. good
quality, and the yield abundant. Il is the
largest grain wheat I have ever seen.
should DO pleased 10 see its culture gene
rally introduced amongst Us.
Yours, truly,
n. J. PALMER.
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IRlernaI Emn.,o,.naenr s,o,,.,-
u1.s a. Ox fsarsa. M a..

n NE neeea Convention La u CkaIloils
"a G. Hsuse. Va. L was agEard b is lIirnas
thHi caalscniion q those fEiealy 10 the I'm.
psoEemehl q The Aavigaiisa Il he ROsnoke.
Ian and st.unloa rivers. q hs eOmpcsad Il
leiegales from The counties and towns IN Viz.
gina and North caralins. interested ia s.id i'm,
proxsiBeHi, ssilI he hcl4 IN tie I0En az OAfard,
iimnyiIie calniy, n. a., On T0cslay The 3rd u
Novernher sext. .iiishoPod Numerous Delega-
li.n win be ssni and that The ssockhodeFs in he
RIandks NssigahOn company sill also slisnA
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August 4
lust RECEIVED,

IRON Axlcs and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea,
Il Their and lions, Oh Carpet Clothi Damask and
other Innings, FASTING and Broad Lace Fnnges
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
LONG, WEBB, Il co.
October 80. "
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:" May your Tich soil,
EHuheElni, nsiuEsis better blessings pour
Ger every land"
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N' % AEsNI III
Marlborough, August 20, 1915.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-03
New ORLEANS, May 1s, 1916.

Gen: Vega was yesterday presented oy
particular invitation to Gem Gaines, whose
residence here is in the ST. Charles Hotel
A. great number Of ladies were there, be-
sides military uniforms in great number.
Vega does not speak English, therefore
all his communications were through In-
terpreters. Mr.. Denuis Prienr and Gen.
Debuye acting in that capacity. Vega ex-
pressed his deigh, at The attentions shown
him, and expressed his only regret al MS
condition, which brought him there with
oul uniform, while SO many good soldiers
surrounded him. When he drove from
the hotel in company the whole crowd
bowed to them'in the most complimentary
manner. They have been invited 10 form
part Of The family of Gen. Gaines. Mrs.
6. who is of graceful form, rather (no
much) below the medium heig ht, with
hazel eye, and Of condescending manners,
sxered her most pleasant powers, and in
m small degree added 10 The qualification
OF those who went TO see the lions.--Eue,
Ne,rs. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-03

nesday last, as the 18Th regiment P. M.
was being reviewed by Gen. Armour, who
is the highest officer 10 command, some
words were spoken by Col. Armstrong
Noble disrespecllulIy Of Gen. Armour's
character as a soldier, which resulted in a
duel that day al 2 o'clock, causing the
instant death OF Col Noble, the pistol
ball entering close 10 his.hear. Gen. Ar
mour was arrested and committed to Jail.
The c:!Fair had created an intense excite
ment.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-03
Go N res sion a I /.
Correspondence O. Euening Ne.Ds.
WAsHIasroN, May 81, 1874

= : ~
1n the Senate to-day,Mr. Wesrcotl from
the Territorial Committee, to whom had
been referred resolution directing them
to inquire into the expediency Of organi-
zing Government for Oregon, reported
10 the effect that the majority of the Com
miltee do not think it expedient at this
lime for Congress 10 lesislale on the sub
Ject. s't.i 4aaasa
The same committee, to whom had been
referred the House bill to protect the rights
Of American citizens 10 Oregon, reported,
"tha, . majority Of the committee do not
agree that it is necessary, or in any wise
expedient. topass the bill in its presen,
form al this session; but the committee,
after full and careful consideration, have
not been able 10 coincide 10 opinion
with respec, tosthe several important al.
terations ills believed should be made in
it. They have, therefore, unanimously
instructed the Chairmanio move that The
committee be discharged from irs far.her
consideration. ss:{ss ssw r s.f@<2
Ia4 ~ 'gs'i& iMay22.
In'the Senate, on motion Of Mr.: Allen,
a resolution was adopted, calling ON the
President for copies.of correspondents
relative to the demand made By England
and France upon Texas. on the subject o.
the execution by Texas Of the treaties
subss'ing between them and that Stale
when an independent republic.
Mr.. Fairchild, from the Naval Com.
miltee, 10 whom had been recomrnit,ed
the Senate bill providing for ten war stea-
mers Of iron, reported back ,hss same with
an amendment. !. 4,..-..s. :3rs 49,, !il5.s. =
Tie motioa made Monday by Mr.. 5yVes,
colt, that lht! committee on Territories bt
| discharged from, all further action Of the