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The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
From the Philadelphia Saturday couriei
 LEGEND SIXTH.
 THE PRINTER BOY, AND TEE AMBASSADOR.

1 Genius in its glory-genius on its eagle wiogs-genius soaring away there in the skies!
 This is a sight we often seei Bu, Genius ill it's work-shop-Genius in its celI-Genins digging away in the dark mines of poverty--ToiI in iiie brain, and Toil in the heart--this is an every day fact yet, sight that we do not often see! Let us for moment look at the strange contrast between--Iniellect, standing there. in the sunlight of Fame, with the shouts of millions, ringing in is ears--and Intellect, down there, in cold and night crouching, in the workshop or the garre.; neglecied-uns piticd-and aionci
 And shall we leave these two pictures, withou, looking at the deep moral they dn- cuicates
 Without the slightest dIsrespect 10 the professions called learned stand here to- night, 10 confess that ,he great Truth of Frankhn's life is the saaetity of Foil, Yes, that your true Nobleman of Gods Fcreation, IS not your lawyer, digging away among musty parchments, net even your white cravalied disine--bu, this man, who, s.clad in the coarse garments of Foil, comes bat from the workshop and stands with the &loon-dav sun upon his brow, not ashamed
 b own himself MEcHAyic. / n Let us for moment behold two pictures, Illustrating TAe Great Faeis--lotelleet ii |ls rags, and Intellect in its Glory. M The first picture has not much in II to |Sarike your fancy-here are no dim Cathedral |aisles. grand wi.h fretted arch and towering fwith plllars--here are ITO scenes Of nature, {in her sublimity, when deep flakes, bosomed ID eellosal cliffs, break on your eye--or vel. Epf natures repose, when quiet deils musical
 sish the lull of waterfalls, breaking through lie purple twilight steal gently in dream @iimpses upon your soul!
 N 0, Here is but a picture of plain, rude
 EoiI---yes, hc., tired, dusty toil! The morning sunshine Is stealing through szAe diln panss of an old window--yes, steal- iag and struggling through il.ose dim panes, Iinlo the dark recesses of wonder room. II ia strange old room-the walls cracked in aa hundred places. are hung with cob-webs E.--.the floor, dark as ink, IS stained with dis En,sl black bIotches-an6 all around, are
 seatiesed the evidences of some plain worRs
 ms crafl--heaps of paper, lIltle pieces ol
 aEIiInany were scattered over tho hooF---and
 iksle, risht in the lish, of the morning
 ::.z heslte that window. stands ayoung maa
 o&oule twenty ysaFs--quite boy--his
 M thtown aside, his faded garments cover
 carbohydrates, while his right hand grasps z SSzzFal kf ihase smssI bits of antinony
 Ag ahis A hn, dull piesure--a plain. s|;ek esRsy day fact
 LII sssisk agaia ,spon ;ias buy stsasl:ag ip sAs fall ligh. of tbf morning sue N 8fapiag in that massive hnaw, sha-
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AN ACT to grant the ngh, n pre-enpuen 10 ae-
 tual settles on the Ia se4uir-d by treay from
 the Miami Indians in lndiaas,
 dsif enacted bg Ae SeaGte and IIJuss ef Repfssga- tatires of Ae United States of .4aeriea Congress asssnasa, That every actual settler being the head of family, or widow ar single man oyer the age of twenty-one years. who is how possession, by actual residence as a houskeeper. ot any tract of pablc land within the limits oi the several sessions by the Miami Indians, in Indiana. which have not ye; been proclaimed for sale by the President, or any such person who Siaii hereafter settle. erect dwelling house, and become housekeeper npon any such tract of land, shail be eniliedto the same benefits and privileges with respect 10 sad land, as vas granted to settlers on other apd by the act ap- proved twenty oi June, eighteen hundred and thirty eight entitled .'An act to grsat ore emp tea rights' and the several aaeadstory provisions of said act. effected hY the subsequent acts bearing date first June. eighteen kAndred and forty, and third March, eighteen kundrcd and torty-three Progi6s!. That the miRinam price per acre oi said land shall be two dcliars per acre.
 Sec ?. find De U farthsr eaacted. Ti4at in every case the aladayit of the claimant under this ae, shall be like anto that prescsbss. by tae act oi t,yenis -sscoEd June, eighteen hundred and tairy eisht as,K the same saali be filed and pFooi Siid caygaeM made for the land claimed, at any tine beioFe the day Sxed by the Residents proclamation forfhe pabIic sale os the said land Procisd, That where tract Of land IN now settled upon settle nent made on s1ch tract sabsedusnt tc the date oi this law shall confer no right the last mentioned settler; and where settlements snail hereafter be made the right shail be in the first settler whe shall otheryiss comply wIIh te eoa1itiaas of ;hts law.
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-prosed, August 5, is4e.
IPcsL,c-No. 43.l

AN ACT providing for the adjustment oi ak sas-
 pended pFs-emptioa land claims Tn the seveIai
 States anu Territories
 Be f eaaefei O. LhS SeaaIe gsd Tloase of Espre- seaatlses sf ths Jaitel Staiss ef ~lmsrea IA 1oA- grsss Gssembiea, That the Commissioner of the General Land Dfice be and he is hereby autnori- red and empowered to determine, upon principles of equity afd i0stice, as recognized fn courts oi equity, aad in accordance with general equitable rules aai regulations. to be settled bY the seerea " ofthe Treasury, the Attorney General, and Com miSsioner esmiointy consistently with sach prnei- ples all cases of snspeHded eHtTses exasling n sad land olee. and to judge iB what cases patents shali issue upon the same Proridea, hotesrsr That saeh administrations ssali be made within two years from the passage of this act. and be first approved by the Secretary oi the Treasury aud lbe Attorney GeseFa and shall oals operate to dyest ths lniisd States of the title of the land embraced by such ,sies without prejudice to the Figh;s Of conflicting claimants.
 sscs@g. .4ad hsTT further eaaeted, That the pow CT and inrisdictnn giYeii hy isslz act ie the taa missioner of the General Land 0aiee shall erase and determine at the expiration ol two years from theA passage thereof; sssd such CoasmissioaeF be and he is hereby directed b report to Congress at the fest sessial after ihe said adlEscati0ns s@a have been maa!e Iiss of the same. sRd anaef snch classes as he may &eem necessary and Of shs pFaaei pies upon which such class WAS .teymined.
 Sec -iaa bs Ii fsyiaey enscfsi. Ih4I the said Commissioner shall arrange his decisions into two classes tse first class 10 embrace xf such oi equity. as may be finally confirmed hy .he beard asrasaiA. ahd he second class to embrace all such cases as fhz board reject and decide to he invalid.
 Sec. ss .aad bs L fsrtbes saaetsd, Tha. fOs all iaass covered by ensstes ~ sales witch rAarsd in the GTxt class, pateass shall issue 10 the claim ants; and all lands esnbFared by entries q saiss placed ia the seeea{ class shall ipss faS.e rsye 's aad becone part os ths pahilr domain
 Ssc. g. -dad b< | fafAer enaessd, fhat/ and nay be aNEai for she Cennsssiow
 General Land 0Eaee to os3rs into marx
 aasiee. without tue formaisty aniexIenss Ianation of the President. all lands pi ihs eias-. tioagh heretofore gapfocizlaa1d and anoax. aaa sarh other isolated nF disconnected tracts Q. parcels of aaoieFea iaadp, wlsea, in ais }lagmens t would te proper to expose te sale in ike Rasuner ProvSdsd That p0bir n-tses q ss ieaas thirty days saali b. given by the land officers q the dssgct ga wEIeh sneA lands may b. situated. pursuant to fhs d.rsetions Of the Comlnissioner aforesaid
 Approved Augass 4 isss.
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AN ACT n relation 10 he lime of holding iae
 Circuit and Dis,fi.t Courts ot tae United States
 for the disiIict of Ohio.
 Ee a eaaciei bg hs Senate and House of RePre- scafa5irrs of fts Uaisd &Resof .4asrea n Coagris esssmtls9 That the terms oi the Circuit ana Dis
 c Courts of the United States for the district of Oaio heretofore held on the third Monday of De- eem5er. annually, shall hereafter be held on the second Monday .oG November annually Proeissd, That RI actions. suits, appeals recoghizanees, pro- cesses. leYits, ard proceedings whatever, pending in sad courts or retufuabe to the term, as t now exists shall have day therein a,.d be tried procee ded with. and disposed of at ihe term as fixed by this act.
 Rpprayed Aneux 8 ISIG
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TownShins fourteen, fifteen. and sixteen, ofTange twenty-tour.
 assusllips Gsurtsen and fftsen. of range twenty hse.
 Township tlirtesa. oi s==Ss twenty-six. T0yhships thirteen and hiiesn, of range twenty Townships twelve and thirteen. of rangs twenty nina.
 Afthe land office at HELENA. eouru,sncing on M0NDAY. the twenty-frst day of December next. hfihe disposal of the public lands within the under Me66nEsd townships and fractional townships, via . Ns,k ef pe tass hns, sad sasi ef ths fh Pt1neiPal
 msTdiGa.
 1eHhshiVs ten, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, and twsnll-bne. of range seven.
 k0W8e3sips len and twenty, uf range eight r81khip eleven. of range nine.
 SA<liba six, in ,ownshlp twelve. of ranee elsven4 lstllAazi spwnship thirtsen, of range twelve.
 4'Neiional township fourteen, of range thirteen. Souit V iAe base has. aad sasf Cf fss fA principal
 meridi4a.
 Toesskpa four and Ave- ihe fraction of town ship nme, fsouih of te ArkaAsss iiysf,l embracing frartcuM sections thirty and thiftysone, and the fraction ~ township ten. (Dorth oi the Arkansas &erl smhszeing fractional sections six. eighteen. Hihsteea iHensy. twenty one twenty seven. twen- ty-eigh t@taiy nine, thirty, thirty cae. thrtytwo, thirfy- ~ and thirty Jour. of range one. ! Frae;'dnsl lewnship i've, oi range three. i Atfhe k4H4 once al. lsll | LHs hUNAs coInmen- cling on AI0ADAY. the twenty -eightEi day Of De- eembeF nAks iE the disposal Of the public lands within ths xstrnneationed townships and parts oI townships, @wil:
 South q ies tass iae. and Hrest of ths A principal | M4 m<ritian. l Fractional Mrtpns thiry-ons and thirty-tyTo, in township oneg
 l Fractional isksiebs Eve and six in township two, ] and townships tix 1pd seven, oI range eleven. Townships sx ani seven, of range twelve. Tawnsilips swAM ten, of range thiTteen.
 Lands appro <iztex hy law Tor the uselof schools. military, or oihW nAposes wii be excluded from sale.
 l The sales will e&eh he kept open for two weeks. and no longer tusssNfhe lands arc sooner dispuSed l ofD and no pfivateAAies of land in the townships offered vii be al ai,E until alter the expiration ortso weeks from hs &pmsnencemeht of said sales. i Given ander my lad at the city of Washington this l2th day of .5uslsk. knno Domin one thousand 1 eight hundred and tosy-&x:
 JAMES K POLK. l By the President i JAMEs II. PIPn&
 Acting CommissionK affhe General Land Office. 1 Every person eutitla foBhe right of pre-emptioh I ,o any lands within @ 1mits of ihe townships above enumerated is reuiRato establish the same Id the satisfaction of thefxaster and receiver of the proper land office, and a&l@ payinent therefor as soon as practicable after HEbg this notice, and be- l fore the day sppoiHted tr tAe eommencemeHt of inc public sale Of the lad1ksmbncing the tract i claimed. otherwise such citmwiH be forfeited, JA4ks II. PIPER, 1 Act;nr Commissioner of ts General Land Office. 5l-3m.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
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 By .sD F.1Nck.
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4s. -. af 10 lihest or less, hrs6 lnsesAA.s'.
 - all rtrrx CENTS for eee9 SNn1 sgA - ;
 s -, 1D lines. and not exeeedlng aes N ~
 rvnd X Aduare and half-oseT is - -. sa;n9 eo. as two squarea- in -. r '.'% r IdAgsr advertisements, LA s., <, .Avnry-S
 1. All advertisements 70 = - .;. -rscs, x. ..s,..s.,.4 asFamed by some FesPonsioAe k,2s. <. ;,dIv;dasI account, at the above ssss - sr ssg and under SlO0, ln one year. " s < ..z .-r S ss ,er cent. will be made; and Wnes ...s.ss % z, eIo, or upwards, in the same peilocr ss - ssa ner cent. will be made. NO deouc, s1 - win be made if payment be deieneQ N, shs year shall have expired; nor will any - 4 <i,on bs Bade on legal advertisements 'e4SAe' 4 law to be published vuAm
 ..s.-ssSinr Isa linee. renewable at pleasure, SIo
 I. Ss S 50
 {, .,v,,4;.emen,s. or parss thsreof, exceeding 10 N nr co lines, e the case may be, suejeel 70 un' - and disc6uniA first Inentonedi ana no OVn sn kefs nf these rates for jess term than yeA., N
 lnstian for occasional omiasionsi anc ai e0'''' i iks ssar so ha paid n aAyaRee.
 Lr1wpIxts ADVERTISEMENTS. M . se s;.s. r.r iasa eeeh addikiohA [ N Y A'1s' s Donths' S M SC square. g s "s 70 |. ls 10
 An sssuding aaysrtasmenss wiii be charged al .n rFf manfionea rates, uiaiess sontssss " ls@N 1N lzr inssrtinn: ard must be pad Tor in aavahse \ ls s~,xon vii be announced fos any otics, easne N &. stsfs. or eounty, without the advance pay nef ( Nsa dollars. ...;.. M peiitirsl circulars win be charged as advertise -. -. .r,d niymsns required in advance i F, ,sh v,sTlkhervaTser be delivered to any pefso I;sh xkon ws have no regular dsslings, aHsi pa M An aAeersissments mast be marked with tiie nun
 VI in.erflog.n desred, otherwise they will be eos .a<1 n,ifll fhrhid. and charged accordingly
 = 10 xauiniion will he made froTn the above raie
 <sns4e nambsf cf the papet, l3i eents. ,,,
 kl' letters must be yox-Pasd. or they VIII not f' s4}en amx sftrntion
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LITTLE ROCK, WEDNESDAY MoRNING, s
In the County Of Ysn. Robert ".

m me C0stnsy of IeH, Ho5eft W.
 Johnson received 3t0 |" Making in the aggregate fH Robert ". Joha- son, sixteen thoasan4 four handred and twenty five votes. for William C. Stephenson forty seven votes for David Walker z7 votes, for Frederick W. Trap nslltweIye votes for ATchibad Yell eight votes for Chester Ashley three votes ard for LorenEo Gibson four votes.
 Now therefore |, THomAs $. DRsw. Governor of the State Of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority m me vested by the laws Of said Stale, do hereby declare. Robert ", Johnson to be dnly elected Rep resestaiye inthe Snth Congress of the Uotel States from the State of Arkansas for snd during the pe- riod prescribed by law.
 ~ In tsstimory whereof. have hereHuic ! set my hand sna caused the seal of said
 State to be affixed al Little Rock oa th' ~-.S llth day of September. A. D. ls4s
 THOMAS $. DREW.
 By the Governor
 - DsvID 5. GREER. Secrrisrg ef Stafis
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
.rHE LATEST esToPPAGEs. ,

Among the s'stoppages" caused by the pas sage of the new Tarif hill, the following are the most extraordinary;
 A pair of blood horses, attached to car- riage, were running fuficusly through Ches- nut street, io the nnminen. peril of sundry small children. Aiser all efforts to arrest them had failed, they were brought up plump agaifis. the Tariff of '46, whereopon they stopped lnconIreaay.
 it rained violently in CinclEaasii ~hea the news nf the passage cl M'hay's hilI was rs- eeised. aad in less than an hogr afterwards, tl,e rain had stepped m so far tha. several mea were seen on the streets, saas umbrei's.
 4 subscriber to the Hashiagtoa Uaioa has s,opped his paper, And worse lhan ali. the Whigs are cruelty exulung overn
 We learn, also, that numerous town- clocks. in different sections of the couatry, nave stopped since thsy heard the distressing intelligence, and t Is greatly feared that ses- cral lepines and levers vii! soon follow the example. The proprsescfs- say that, ualess the ssek system be promptly restored, these ,rorks will one and all have to be apsand Hp' IiIow dissressing, PeansyisaHias.
 rsns yAS Ngss Cssa.-The Washington, rl 1Izin says tha, .he case hss5fe the Wash fsly Orphans Court, af Mrs. Conner, ..i I 10 be Ms Van Esssl--Mr. Dent s,s. he had concluEtesi to reques' .r parriags or no marriage so be sent = ,h his Court for trial befase q jury a.,aa . Erection of said t;iircaii Court. Tse n. M lnass ordered sa isss;e 70 ee male t and gave ths council til Friday rgepsse he issue
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HElG-9 sala 5-s1as WoyE tQlisE8Elk4 .Ia t'lR
 and the duties sni eharges io whi<h tbs soasignmen,s were sesesetiseiy sabjecis and tte eceips oF certificate el the collector shsn ex4 ennTasc She master or person hssiag eAasge of cosamsnA of any sAip e vessel. in which said gxa wares. ne mesehAaaiee wsfe iE pesseds fIrm al eiaisn af the owner q se~een thereof Aha sls3sl nsvssthelsss. oa as D pf ef tkeir interest. h xst ta6 lo receive ton fke Xgezsay ths anesat sf aa<s rssxpips rai fnte th< R aeder fhe rssssistssss n
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BT rue GOVERNOR or THE STkTE or ARKASsAs. KY HEREAS. general cs<fpa was held &C.,
 w coming to Iaw on the rs Monday in An- gust last fer Representative Agress from the State of Arkansas, and, whee& It appears from .hs returns of said election on hle D the oiee os
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DsvID 5. GREEE. Secrrisg ef Stdis.
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PEKIN TEA COMPANY.
CATALOGUE OF TEAS, on sale at the #,

~ Warehouse OF the Pekin Tea Company, importers
OF hne Green and BaekTeas No rs YORK
THE Teas mentioned Catalogue done up in quarter
pound half pound and pound paekages-he or inside
third or outside OF paper The Company
ss none but good Tes, done this superior manner all or
rs can select small quantity they like and
nave mem 10 one chest These Teas also in Eve
pound Chinese packages called quattoons convenient
eifu and portable SHAPED
Green Teas.
Young Iiy,on, swestea so
Do do do finer, AL
Do do a.e cargo Ss
Do do EXTRA hne, 81,
Do % Silver Leaf 1 90
svr, Lt.,-seaom sold even by large dsAer,
Young Byson Golden Chop srowth so
~ -, ,hs finest Green Tea Gu uyated China
.n nrst pe kings and ereels all other Green Teas
eaey Of favor Heretofore this tea I'm. never
Isaees THIS country except In small ipone
DO Pan,auoa growth 4, 90
Gunpowder. good. IS
do superior, Tread "MOnsuous fraud below, i 90
Do small leaf plantation growth, 4 IS
do brisk fragrant tread -Nou..rou. fraud" b.. OWL 90
DO Gus leaf very superior, IS
Tyson stin, good. hoe favor a.
DO do extra dne, 62t
fousAoas sooa. fun favor. %
DO very superior rs
o,,I Do sat1 ans, 50
faction. ~ ~
DO yerT fine sst
{; s q; pound and half pound '''' extra
M PLvs ULTKTh h as fraEra Mt and ,r.., ,,..sav
hyeds perfume that truly OF rardeu rroih
and superior To any thing OF the kind country
DO do do pound nd a ka,f /, ound eaity, Goa
nowquas MIXTURE strong and ekCe favor rs
Congo good s7t
Pekoe Flowers, good, sSI
DO DO garden growth, I 90
CAuroSIage Hyou Skin are retaicd in this
market as being Tyson word while to compare
the Tyson tea usually sold the -nune article Thai
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