The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-09
Some sasOre Gurioait ties.

The idsnilcal hais thal suspended ihe ]w ord over Inc head of Eai tieS.
 The tfaak il,as the kspkans btoo.at iA,o the ark.ssgN .t6 < 7sEsslsssss gSNissSs v E The handle cf 'Jouahss aoaIsd.'soi .nsae.1
 The identical ceae tha,. Killed Abel-,z-.-s
 4 pierc etlhc eqainocisal lme, Ipysceted by Capt. Gook.) VT
 4 skein of the tsigeA8Ek flfe.
 0nsSf assshimges 'ef ,Iiuh Eaae ' sH AffeeR ot llhe biH ahet uAmleN'sS SiaaAy got dea1 drunk on. ,,as..I.
 Atot nf salt from Sodpm and G0m0rFaiI.1
 The s9e of the needle tie 7eaEael passedd thradgGs.s sssga.lsssN M | The idcnticst'tats thas llamlcl's ghost was prohibited to nnSald F~ xf tays A small shovel full yf he s,dnst oi aees.'' ' Copper Stoek wbEi ruund tIss < ugsk s4 speeulaiqF,E 2 ialmitls,oRa. s,,s sagssl arr .,o ie profits Qf shslspfesiaiips lhes wssll's la tIle eyes uI, Ranquo's ghost.
 Z slab fiuia the iiAfbl halls tit Is0ftinits am sisEi dreamP. elat she lisSA A4B%l agasSal ! [ s Ihea,ail ef ll,e i,ell ksts Esisai dexasteA Macduie2s chickens, with some ei the bobs adhcring to it.,
 l One # iaEigIsia.s gsssli pas iGs7is oag,- nal eavitfsfst of tic grasadfss ef1 ase hssssaan rare, 1IW .tbsb; sz4 sii sg aisa ssas 1 Some of the ashes from, < hich that Phg- \ nix rIssc.
 A,few of ilic ears loaned by iIe Roman citizens 10 Mark Anlony when fe delivered { the fnneFaf orill0it tsser srsar. ls a3siis
 Sosnc oi ihei yarn with which asltsp knit an the ,'rarellsd slceyeot esfe-3'sll esl.sAs as.I he horseWIap lllat rode tue s.aTEowy Rhope's RoaD spoken nf hy Byron.
 The brass hioaith-piece of the sstrtEmpefo If l fanle "fd ref iRsiaa1 @s1 el sssn1.8a .sHs
 , One Of he dried udders ea,tssG hy sm an- cient amateur fren. .PhaFuah's $ lean k,pe.,n .
 One oi the earsyoi the EgyP.ian that Mo- ses killed arl hid iin the sand. ''' = s's'
 Bottle of the eatsup made fftn EstiausFi- room Poiltieians.n ws ssssH s5e5 {. The eve of a superficial observer. .s,,s.. s! The ''mjAd'S eye ',s--yery tnpch, pM onts {
 Molar teeth from the jaws of .desUuc- i tiot'' 'z .'' "a 'ss ssi At .' .AFsatAsr from ti.e f'igson ,rlng that G. ! iesie cut ls.,e.s.ss5. 2, RHitaax from the bFeeches that Ger. Tay- Tor made iu he Mexican Forts.
 The Helmet of one of the ,Arqbida .NffgAis. ] peA HhsT tlIat came on of dog s tail when islwas a HaggtSfRJ. loea siitH -batua The csglenls of lhe doeE when 1swas z Jar, a. i,.. u i Combs made from one oi the HorHS of the moon <1 a2i T Aei'2baE04 s0ss s'hls
 !.vo.es issued from itle Bqa& of the Blue 1 MoSelIe.a sssfaiaas essl1s4 & sssfekHs87 os
 JstsPs inadc wish the ,.afiat ef Philadels Psna. fsa5r1 asy5
 The reason why -ffagara Falls. .s
 TsSSEssEs TAea ksled and Hoaadsd,--The Nashville Whg o( the 2l.h uli., publishes letter from Col. Wm B. Campbell, giving all sceoua, of tl,e hanle of Monterey, and containing A' Rst of the killsd.swounded. aHd missing tn his regiment The list occupies near column of the Nash vile Wblg. IL is the most melancholy CO., iumn we ever saw in newspaper. Similar records mus, arpcar in the journals of other States. What tears will fall, what kesfts viii break, over the gloomy developments oi the results of wat--ef these victims. who lie crushed beneath the chariot of victory, their eyes blind to the iiicense with which the worlds applause tetipers tie red glare of the baiiie-6eld; their pulseiess hearts no, longer sensible to the rasrials pride, the hcro's D ins- pulses, and the soldiers duty,
 'Fhe letter of Col Campbell, announcing the details of ne battle, while Il breattes a natural spirisief exulaasiom over ,sse renarIg- able ssecess of lthe AInerleall a,lf,s, seesns ts us peryadc,l by a tnae of snbdued sadness such as these dcplorable results, might well cali forth. It Is like the blended strains of a chant of tridt,ph and dmge1 of wo. There is no ursecmly hoasting. bGi it is lhs. Ian. gnase of que who feels that the laurcls oi conquest are steeped ln the blood of kins- men aud friends.--I fief. Rp.
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 tn extraotlinary scene took place tn New York. a few days stnce, ae a bridal coogni- ulation, A-man nuned Sherwood married q daughter of Ar. Ecck, butcher in Broad way. Subsequently 10 the performance q tie marriage cetefsony the friends iof the b. de sefeIusitet to call on her on she eve- ming of her marriage, and she was accord ingly sisiled aud congratulated hy large, number of friends
 T While these interesting fornslnies werc going on, gentleman saeppedaups to alss kisssk. the mother sf Inc bride. and asifofns- ed her thai Ihe appaFenly happy and de- lighied bridegroom was a married man, and thai his Wife was lIsing Nj Wcsichester eouu- ty. Mrs Flock thanked the gentleman for his Kindness, and af once ltetefniised sue would thwsrs lnsh in hts design, bus would wait aanl lie company had seiired.s Sssson as ihe sisiiers bad depaFsed, Mrs, Flock went up to ihe gay bridegroom aud charged hum with his treachery, and the biganist was eonfoeSded The interview resulted in his expulsion from the house. The next tiay Mir. Flock wenr to ifssieiiesser sssl ssser- lained beyond doubt that SheFwpod hasi' a wife .here, with ~bom he had sA soascrsa- lion. He then made aa affidavit of the i.c,, and saeswopds whe hAl setnned lo his hones wss asEessed.- AGliiss0re Pairiaf.
 
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