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The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-04
New Goods. New Goos,s..

HNHE subscriber has Just opened argc a7sort-
 men of STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS. which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides, peltries, fHfs, beeswax, se &c The above stock is composed in part of the following articles viz:
 Brown and bleachcd shirting: sheetine G-4 4--4. 3-4, and heavy 0snaburgs; French, English, and American prints; mouselain de lajnes morning de laines alpaccas alpacca lusters; white and red fannels; linseys; diapers; Londan duff blankets; point do; Whitney do; green, blue, and scarlet to canvass and red padding; satinets and eassmares vestlngs black clohs tirl,ins eatored calnbries sieilias; brown iincns brown Hollands: enhafns cashmere de ecosse black Italian craFats: Donf: and Spitafela silk hdkis linen cambrie do inia; tien do; bishop haak mnslins: plaid, strip6d and check muslin. and camprie; sewing silk; sill, twist; lambs wool half hose white and brown cot ton do ladies white metiHo hose; white, black and slate cotton do shirt buttons; coat buttons blael, and coored taifea ribbons cotton and worsted bra ces sup. elasted do cotton hdks; Turkey red do linen and cotton tapes table diaper, brown and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibet hasln, silk and kid gloves; black and white craro silk and cot. ton velpets; needles and pins; hook and eyes = spool cotton linen thread Irish linens do sheet ings; long lawns chil1ren's Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents merino shirts ;--tosether with com plete assortment of gents sewed and paggad calf. skin boots; mud boots, kip, russet and hacl5 bro- gans; ladles walking ahees and slippers children black and cciered boots sand variety of 6shoaa- ble white shails ilanuels hen'ucky jeans rolled kersey; inseys together with Tot of scbool,hoaSs and stationary. Also, suyar. eo'iee teas, tobacco. rice, salt, and lot of Collins axes
 D. BENDER.
 December 6, lsli l5-.tf
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II t. egR ES T1ERs !. gns.

Il Aag1@t3e qf ,2saieWS Poiilicsaad Ligl E3eratHe EDITED BT THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
 aiL AhloIInEAN combines the soliditg oi \ the review and the lightness of the magazine "iti tlc political cast ftae newspaper l. in no case IS the name of the author attached 10 ms article At the end of each volume a list of the writers during the period just closed, IS presented par the judgment ot the pablc or the avoWa oi the writers themselves, must declare winch are taeir several productions. Till then, there exists an n piled obligation of sceresy between the editor and his eoliabarators. For this reason, the 8ristidcan viii not ba bound to mere names.
 The politics Bl the Aristdeanis Damocratic-aitcr the sleiciest Precepts Of the Jedersonian school.
 II susains tae abolition of the Death-puui5hment
 ltadfocates Eqaal Rights, Equal Laws. and equal distribution of Justice.
 t consequently opposes partial education, partial ieSsi1aa, aaA special legislation; and sHstaias ae oonsGudoa as t Is, with strict construction o its provisions.
 It is strictly American in its tone and feelings, hough nos bsaied nor exclusive.
 Ia short t iabors to be JUST.
 Ihe Arstidaan appears simultaneously iA New York and Philadelphia, on the fJst of every month. Eaeh nnnbor contains eiglliy large crtaso pages, printed 6a very fae Thite papcr with new type, of long primer and bregier size; and the text is illus frated by engragnss on wood, f.am original designs advance.
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SEs. GOODS,

On the Southeast coraer ef 1iaiR md Markham sis n BENDER has just received per Steamer -h. Lucy Walker, large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Maslins. and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies.
 For gentemen's wear, Log Cabins Gambroons, and Cottonades. also fine assortment of well made Clothing, all of which he will sell as cheap fer cash as they can be purchased in this market
 Little Rock, May i5, iSsl 35-tf
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alsealN lasEl &an1.na

WILLIAM VANCE x BROTHERS, dealers
 w in Readynade clothing, Dry Goods. Groce- occupied by Messrs MCLan S1 Badeett Main street. near Markham, Little Rock have on hand full sup. plies of the above articles which they will sell at the very lowest market rates. Cotton, HJdes, Tallow Peltries, Furs &c, taken in exchange and for which the highest market yalne will be paid.
 Little Rock April 20. IaIl 22-fl
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SAEeEDAHiS ANED HsEeFDE4Hss.
WiEliaaar ER. NNasa

\ AS on hand 1000 lbs bacon sides, hams and A 1 shoulders, 20 bbs four, 20 bbls whiskey, B bags prime Rio coffee, l2 bbls brown and loaf su- gar 5000 lbs assorted castings, 5000 lbs sheet band round, square, and flat bar iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarn; 1000 lbs bar lead p boxes sperm, star, and mould candles; l5 cases boots, shoes and brogans; 30 boxes window glass; 30 grndstones; 800 lbs Ep- som salts, boxes tobacco, bbls tanners ol sperm linseed, ard and Florence oils old port and madei- ra wines cognac and American brandy; Holland; and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper, saltpetre, glue indigo and madder imperial and block teas :; moasses, wire sifters, painted buckets; castor oil calomel, rhubarb Bate mans drops aud 20 oz quinine 200 dog cups and saucers; IS doz plates; dry white and red lead - white lead in oil; green paint, chrome yellow and green; prussian blue, spanish brown, venetian red, yellow ochre, lampback, ground haywood, japan and copel varnish borax; sponge; l6 kits hacker el and salmon, &c, for sale low, for cash only, by
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 July 20h. 45-tf
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Groceries Ae,.

WM. VANCE \ BROTHERS, Main street, W have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 90 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 30 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar.
 12 Rbls New Orleans Afolasses,
 Bbls Sagar-hease Moasscs,
 150 Sacks coarse Salt,
 61 Sacks fine Salt,
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole. half and quarter kegs Rife Pow Ali which will be sold wholesale or reiai-as low as can be eot in the city Terms CASH Little Rock July is, lst5 fi-tf
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Arkarssas E7oH.ass Book.

IFKIJE KLDUJED TO ST 50. YE NILS work is the production of ALBERT PIKE, A Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process, proceedings, and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace. with forms for Constables, Coroners, and Sheriis, and eopioas collection of forms of Deeds, Conyeyances, Sc.. with an appendix containing a summary ofthe prin. clPes o law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make 1t useful not only to civil officers but to citizens in every department of life, and it is hoped that the au- thor has accomplished that desirable object.
 The price of this useful work has beenreduced to S1 90. For sale by the undersigned who will fill orders (accompaaed 6y the cash-QRd not Othefmise from any part of the State
 VIM. F. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March l9, l845. 27-T
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NofIce.

TsMXHHM EorroN PLANTERS, ,whowill NSM1SsETM S eonsign their Cotton to the house 2 of JosS C. pRArr S Co, New Or leans, can be furnished with Bagging. Rope, end Twine, at New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, Sc, by applying to
 ;. II. TUCKER,
 Markham street, Little Rock Sept. IS, ls4t.-l-tf
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.s.Ess' OBS,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S,

Man Sfeet, "H0 has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in pant of Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockegy-Ware, Hard Ware &c., &c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in the eastern cities at unusually low prices, he will be able to sell low for CASH. He would particularly invite fine attention of his country friends who will find in lis assortment every article they may be in need of. His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne cessary article in that line.
 Dec. li-Is44 i3ft
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HBRY G0spEeS &C.

vEVHE undersigned having entered into business X in this city, at the Steam Boat Landing, have in store and for sale, general assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE
 AND CROCKERYWARE, which they will sell at the lowest rates. and to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully n vited.
 NEWTON, BOILEAU & Co. 26th Nov. IS45. 1I-tf.
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Old Town from Helena, 20 miles, once a week.
N or r $

l, Seven minutes are allowed for opening and closing the mails at al offices where no particular time IS specified; but on railroad and steamboat routes there IS to be no more delay than is neees- sary to deliver and receive the bags
 ,. The mail is to be conveyed in preference to passengers, and to their entire exclusion, if its weight and bulk require it.
 3. Post office blanks, mail bags, and the special agents oi the department, the exhibition Of their credentials, 10 be conveyed without further charge on mail lines admitting of such conveyance
 1. Mail agents are to be conveyed without charge on the principal railroad and steamboat lines. where the size of the mails and the number of the offices will require their employment by the department: and m that case, a separate apartment tor the as sorting and saiekeeping of the mail is to be pro- vlded by the contractor, under the direction of the department
 D. In all cases, there is to be forfeiture of tbe pay of the trip, when the trip is not run; forfeit ure of at least fourth part of it, when the run hing arrival is so far behind time as to lose the eonnexion with departing mail; and forfeiture of due proportion of 1t, when a grade of seryice is rendered inferior to that in the contract These torieitures may be increased into penalties of hieh CT amount according to their nature or freqency of the failure and the importance of the mail
 0. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinuuescy be satisfactorily explained ndue time for faiing to take from, or deliver at, post office, the mail ar any part of il for suffering it to be wet ininred.- Iost, or destroyed; for conveying it Tn place or manner that exposes il to depreciation loss. or in jury; for refusing after demand to convey mail hv any coach, rallToad ear. or steamboat which the contractor regularly runs the route, beyond the specified number oi trips in the contract and for not arriving at the time set. And for setting up ar running an express to transmit commercial inteHi [ gence in advance of the mail, penalty will be ex- acted equal 10 quarterspay.
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. BBLS Molasses; ? do Sugar House do, Q ? do prime Lard; received per s. b. Evelne, and for sale by
 Aug. l2, lS45 VIM. B. WAIT.
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u,7..V- vpoc1-s and statione

FsEamk EgooEzs and sfaIionies l pss9sis LUST received and for sale at ete t9e a.s0rtrDs e1 Ashley's Brck Row, complff'' ',,bich vi Blank Books and Stationery, all oi "A's sold low for cash. ,oncbes. st
 Bookbinding, in it's different brancne0, al n1onpt on at this establishment, and all orders p''-i tended to. 23-t
 Little Rock, Feb. 10, 1915.
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l cASK fresh cold prepared Castor Oil, 1 do. Epson Salts. Just received, and for sale, by
 H. HABERNAN. May llth, ls45.-35:6m.
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G0B5aranPa'sRn5Es.

 FBNHE undersigned have this day associated them -A selves together for the transaction of GENER- AL COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP. Office, 39 Camp street.
 JOHN G. PRATT,
 S. j.. BELKNAP, New Orleans, Sept l, lsl5 3-tf
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Eo. Ea ERrnra0n. HE. D..
nss 6,Es VEy EsElYTON

TEAS located himself at OscEotA, III u,.isss issy .EH .arhansas, and offers hls sad ssd'ss SrRd public i,i the Practice of MEDICINE anu Tn all their branches. ,..., ., nroiess
 He is at all hours ready to attend to bdne To el calls; and may always be found at nOH''' ' when in attendance upon the sick
 April, ls44. 34-u
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G Bidders wIll observe that the routes are m all cases to be let to the lowest guarantied proposal, and at the cheapest mode of conveyance. except where the size and weight of the mails (wthoutle- gard 10 travel or the speed called for in the sched gles, shall require higher mode of conveyance, and this the bidders are requested to specify.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-04
DESIGNATION. i.

YENHE co-partenership existing between the sub X scribers under the firm of Jao. c. Pratt s O.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. JouN c. PRATT is charged with the settlement of the affairs of the late firm. JOHN c. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 S. E. BELKNAP Now Orleans Scnt le45
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DRlNTING Of every description neatly executed A at the office of Arkansas Banner
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SPECIAL OFFICES

Proposals for supplying the following offices, at a sum to be named, and subject to the condition oi being limited to the net proceeds of the offices, are invited.
 Creek Agency from Fort Gibson, 6 miles, once a week
 Dover from Dwight, 10 miles, once week.
 Fort Wash'a and Mayhew from Fort Towson, so miles, once week
 Magnolia from Union court house, 9 miles, once a week.
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New Publications

Messrs. J. w. RASporH & Co. have sent us the fol-
lowing works; No OF Morses Geographic Maps smbrae-
ing Mexico, Central America Yucstan Mississippi Cana.
ds West Vermont and New Hampshire-bcaaufully exe-
cuted. "A School Dictionary OF Greek aud Roman Anti
quites abridged from tho larger Dictionary by VIM. Stt
l.. L. ID. with corrections and improvements by Charles
Anthem. L. L. ID. Also, Hsrpcr's illuminated and illus
aied Shakespeare No. So 90 81 and 60 containing the
conclusion OF Titus Andronieus the OF Percles
Prince OF Tyre. Also, No. 16 OF tho Wandering Jew il.
lusrated and No. OF tho splendid Pictorial History Ct
England.
From Messrs. NIm & woopuous, wo have received the
July No. OF that admirable work. The Library and
Monthly Journal" published in New York by Greedy s.
McElrath, and edited by John .. Skinner, Esq.
Mr. J. Gill has the June number OF the West
minister Review, with inviting table Of contents.
We have received copy OF IAN Grafton by Rev. E. l..
Msgoon, delivered before the Literary Societies OF WASH
inson College, Lexington, Va June -, 1876 very
able discourse the restion Of Eoquenec Liberty.
THE Taismsn and Illustrated Odd Fellows Magazine
is the title OF monthly to be published
ly in Washington and Philadelphia by Theophiu, Fisk
price dollar per 1t handsomely printed and
its editor II known o be a man OF fine talents.
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Ad YnInren nnIie.-

The National lniolgsncer quotes from speech deliver
cd by Mr. BUoHis'y, Secretary Of Siae on the TsnH Of
1872 powerful Argument sgans cd pdloyesu and IN "a
Vor Of specific dulles. Yet presume that gentleman
nor altogether Of different opinion 50 fer from being
40 aVof OF uniform scale Of I'D ysIorem duties such
that upon which the Administration scheme rests he de.
eored that "bo opposed to oil I'D vsors 5yti.. b.,
ever, except IN cases where, from tho nature Of the ar
ue'o mpoTied' tits not possible to subject u IN specific
duty His grounds Of opposition the system arc tbs,
u will result IN gfost frauds 10 Inc fevenuo-thst IL will
drive the Amsresu msrchsn from the business Of npor
ing aud Psee almost exclusively IN the hands Of the
agents Z" British msnufseiurers-snd thst IL will de-
's me Amee'h manufacturer q nsshy s he bsnsft.
inea'a'. protection when s mosfsquirsd. We pre-.
sumo nat the Ssosfsy Of STATE IN 1886 however differ.
widely 10 opinioa from Ssnator Bsehsu.n m 1870 a.,
vas bic speech in 1912 p'eade TO that game Of dsesp
ton "a which be played such conspicuous part in the cam
psign Of l544i
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Ten md Coffee.

Mr.. Benton, in his able speech the Treasury Note
Bill-ths publication OF which regret that
PEELED TO deer-one provision OF which, authorizing the
OF these notes. he strongly objected
vertng the Government itself Bank-ook
refer the Tariff Bill and complain that and
were not embraced in the list Of dusbe articles the
PreteIt that they OF lfs while upon salt
and sugar, iron, wool and fire. which surely
neesssGrV TO life and comfort, duties imposed-upon
some OF them the highest duties the bill! Mr.. b.
ed the idea that tea and coffee and that
therefore they ought to he exempted from duty, while other
articles far more necessary not thus exempted.
MI Calhoun concuued in this opinion. ale could Of
Ter no excuse why duties laid and coffee.
1t was 50 clearly rght-t evidently proper as
TAX epeH IN peaee-so pre-eminenty proper Of war;
ha IN his opinion, apology for imposing that
can be offered"
Every man must see, that in strictly rspsnue and anti
protsetire tariff and coffee ought above all other
Giles TO be embraced in the dutsbe list-ndeed that Ia
NH which omits hen cheat and fraud upon the coun
try, If it pretend 10 be levied "for revenue and against
protection" One Of the great objections to the Admins.
rauon scheme is that while Proesses TO be one thing
If substantially anOher-tha: while assuming TO be
uProtecuve II discrminstes though nadequatey for pro-
tecton-thai processes be based upon great prnc
pie which IN every section it repudates Upon what prn
cPe. ask, and coffee which are not absolutely
necessities Of e placed upon the free list while salt and
COAL iron and sugar which indispensable, among
the duued articles There can be but one answer Nei-
Their tea nor coffee produced in this country and no
interest is to be coneated, and bought
therefore by imposing duty upon tAsn-Henco they are
tree But you place salt the free list you drive of
the New York members from the support OF the BILL
and 1t will be lost-ior the New York Locos, though
very decidedly opposed protection per &C. nevertheless
think protection very necessary salt! And so upon
COAL iron and sugar, dues be imposed to protect
as well as to raise from those articles in order
that the sections Of country interested their production
may DO eoncated and the Of Of repre-
| sentatiyes purchased by the concession
The bill will probably pass the Senate during the present
week Should lido so, shall hereafter take
analyze its provisions and expose TO the people Its raudu
| lent and niquiious features
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" Hagrsh, sbuss exposed few days ago in the
House Of Representatives IN the course Of debate on an
Appropriation Bill At the last session Of Congress the
sum Of $4,000 appropriated pay the expenses u
mission 10 the Csmanehes and other wild Indians in Tex
as Messrs Butler snd Lewis appointed commission.
ere; and hsrbil Of expenses to SCI $40 Even
some Of the LocofocOs startled the magnitude Of
this sum but that IS Of small consideration in comparison
with the fact which dscoses that mere ministerial Off
GERS have no sort Of scruPe in dsregsding the acts Of
Congress whenever they think TO take the responsibility
Of iaing do Whist the laws enon or Of doing what tho
laws forbid IL conceded hst II tho large sum Of SOL
80 had been asked for originally enable commission
srs TO open negotiations with the wild Indian rbes Of Tex
as Congress would not have made appr opraon 1t off
But the Executive having sent in estimate Of $4,000
a. amply sufficient for this purpose, was gran tsd-snd
now the commissioners bring a bill Of four times th.t
amount II Is obvious that there Is no longer any limit a.
the eSusvagsnce end pr3Rscy Of government agents II
the expenditures are to be regulated by their sole discretion
instead Of by the laws Of the land But We fear that cor
rupuon Just as progressive" Dsmoerucyand there
seems ~ be o. little hope Of checking the the other.
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,no,,.I,sod ,,. msb n. construed extensively and CON
eo,.nv p,.yen, renewal Of the suspended negotiation
The cor,,,,,cn, Of ,b., notice with the e,prc..on of
a.. 20 ad;u., the controversy peace.bly might on the
o,h., hand and pobsby would he BY the British
AS an invitation IN TAX. The initiative in the
sn..l o the negotiation i'm ,pir,t of fair and HONORABLE.
The r.,u, n,ovss the ..s,ei,v of IN. wb,s
and Of that ,or,on of the Administration mar
,v Who coooor,,sd with ,hem Sir Robert Peal in hi.
y.edietorv ,pe.eh ss,os that the language OF
the resolution declaring emphac.ly that tho notice was
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ihsc evsry reason believe that i.l,v ~ M -
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hpnepuc r iiysiedes Apoplexy Neus.lri. and h 49,
. .s sneeuons readiyysd myssrious nna.ne.
TOT TURNER particulars A, .rrsh..
pamphlets may be had rats BY aprles,.n 4,
me agents for this city, Messrs DUvAL n PURGE, ,sa
lSI Main street. Richmond. Va ' o'uss,''''
sands arsaParfIln..-Tbe ,,,d.. ~ 49,. :, -,
m'nr ss.s Blended ~ they IN. u,,se.I 10
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acid which eontains hore rational yie~, ~ ,.,.s,
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IRON which they ,.,o,, h..
o accusations to the healing san.p.rin. vheh
'one restorative, and purifying qualie. Of NO ordinary
r, testimony OF those who have sIpsneneed bsaen
anofus The best proof of ts value.
fo further Particular and A.
agents gratis. - - " ~ " '"'
W Prepared and whoesa and retail. ana IN, .,,,,,,,on
psANbs DrussHs and Chenizs Builtins.
y DONhL PURCELL. Agents. Main ..et R,chuo.a w.
rnee' ~ per bottle or sI eotiies fof