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The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

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 The fdragaias baainess ssill ptobsbly ssaaire . couple cf months; and, while eng.sed h t, yea wiIl se lodged and boasdsd. (horss fed and wash- iag thiewn in.l ai ihs expsase c ss said faction.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
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CESTRAL DivTsioS-FHrfher from Gen Hcors Commamd. d.-On Saturday we received the following interesting letter from one high in command under Gen. Wool. Ashe writes .s.by the book, ,n his statements may be relied on.
 SAN ANTONIO DE BExAR, Sept ', 1916.
 It affords me pleasure 10 inform you that Gen. Wool intends 10 put in motion tho ad- vance of his division upon Chihuahua, as early as the 18th instant, He only waiis for supplies from Lavaca, which are on the way. We expect them sn the course of some four or five days. They consis, of arms for Col. YelI's regiment oi mounted men, ammunition ioi Capt. WashIngton's company of artillery, and subsistence for the troops. The roads have been so bad in consequence of rain, which continued for twenty successive days, that they were found almost impossible. A few dry days have greatly improved them, and consequently the supplies are rapidly coming forward.
 The General has been here preparing for the invasion of the province of Chihuahua since the 14th nli. He will no doubt enter ia- sapitai m ts,e sssonth of october. He SiIl have very efficient force, although ii will be composed principally of volualeers- They are the best troops of the kind 1 have ever seen, and exceedingly well officered. Tine Colonels, Yell, Hardin and Bisseil, are in- telligen. and efficient.
 The force now concentrated is rising ol 5000 Een. Of these eight companies are regulars, four of .slragoons, one of artillery, aud three oI the6ih infantry y--all efficient aud we'll commanded. If we should meet with an enemy on onr route, you may rely upopit they will give very good account of tbem- selves, as well as the volunteers. Indeed no one doubts of success with three times their number opposed to them. Adieu/ A.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
Take Notice,

As the business Of legislation is frequently trou- bIesone and difficult. and moreover as 1t is quite important, that it shouid be conducted on some regular system, we now inform inc democratic members of the next Legislature that. the Ashley faction have projected line of policy for the go- vernmept of you all. which if you choose to fall into will ensiie yqa the special thanks. of tha, faction, as well many good dinners al the rook- erys'' and will likewise save yoa the mOrti6cation of being called sstsaieF oosed dsaoegets, by that immaculate man, Buck Woodruff.
 The programme is as follows. six,
 ist You are 10 elect an Ashley man speaker oi the House of Representatives, aud Clerks aad door keeper of the same stamp.
 End. You ate to cleo. an Ashley man Presiient of the Senate, and secretaries and door-keeper ct the same stamp,
 ssd. Yea are ts elect Ashley ts the Senate for AK years no other mas in the broad &ate of Ar kansas will do
 sth. You are to give the pabiic printing to Wm. E. Woodruff at high prices. and make hin the pria- ter of the reports of the Supreme Court. without tAii-
 5sh. You wiihoat unnecsssary delay to rsleass this sane Wn- E. Woodruff from the asaounf of his dssaleation b she State. amoautns in principal and iatefsstio io more than s 5000 ssh. Az 10 osiesss. whether ;utivs or jaieiaI elective by she legislature; yoS are ..o inquire whether the es1disiates gre Ashley men; and if q yoa are so take ths a sufficient esidenee ftheil honesty and qualifestiens and elect them without any further inquiry.
 7th. Col. Ashley is to havS wAzs hs wanis. and al Asiisy h kaye ssIisf if thsy want Il. stE. Yea sre tc s<s shrshsr Gcs. Drew can be iAFeaehed iaz not peelssing Ashley ior the Senate aad ior the sssssa ss s<sisis a adaisahle lesss: lsxpesing tls sstashasss of said .AsAsey. sna the srifuhness af the Ashlsy lssasa gsEs:;
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
LATEST FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

.Trc steamboat Sea, Capt. Jenkins, arrived yesterday afternoon lrom the Rio Grande, via Galveston. We received no letter from the srmy by her other than the one below. The Galveston Gazette ofthe 9th inst, with which we are favored by passenger, gives the following:
 The steamboat Sea arrived yesterday t Tuesday, morning from the Rio Gfa.4de, having ou board portion of Col. Johnson's Regh, sat of Texas Volunteers, who have been discharged from service. Tine Sea Jeff the Rio Grande on Sunday evening. On Sum day night sue encountered rather rough weather, though not so strong, we believe, as that experienced here.
 The returning Volunteers left Camereo on Tuesday of last week. At the time of their departure the army was leaving Camargo in sletachments, in the direction of Monterey. and Gen. Taylor was expected to start in person on Wednesday. sas2'
 We learn that the prospects and the ex- pee;aiion of the General for fghtare greatly lesseReif. SgI much so, indeed, that inc other Texas Regiments will have leave to return home if they will accept IL
 The Texas Volunteers generally enjoy good health. Not death has occurred among those from Galveston
 Mir. Donahoo, a volunteer from Liberty, died on board the Sea yesterday morning.
 Oasy about thirty of the Galveston Volun- ieers came by the Sea. 4 party of twenty are oo their way by land, via San Antonio; afew were Jeff al MaiaInoros, and some others Jo'ned Mississippi company. Col John- sou has received an appointment as Brigade inspector, and will remain with the army. We are truly glad io welcome back ia fife and health our worthy young fellow citizens, if il hasysnt been their fortune to come back with their .-brows bound with victorious wreaihs, ," they have suffered gr.as exposure, hardship, and risk of health and Iiis--n,ore than have often been incurred in winning splendid victories. They have shown their willingness te dare and do whatever is re- quned in defence of the rights of their coun- try, and they could do nc re.--Dslta Ii iRa.
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TaAvxEtrxe AeExr.--bir. H. Van Seckendori has been employed by us to visit the southern eounties asoar travelling .fgsnt ss collect debts due us for subscriptions and advertising. We hope our friends will prepare themselves with iiiile oask, 90 as to be able to settle with him when he calls. We are absolutely in great Hant of the amount due us. The debts dae us separately are small---bat when taken together. they amount tc q considerable sum-
 We would respes stully asK oar friends to promote she object of or Agent visit among ihcn as far as possible. .4as any services rendered hsm will be duly appreciated by as
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

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 Wbfa fks Gsnsrai .ssaemAlg sbsH eenrexs ia Neermhsv Mesi. akaf Dvmocrak Mhomay es fh< eh1Scs ef sjasias sfkke 0emoeyafic meabtgs. mad ~ Ahe efelsdgtt eftke DFmnEYsiie 6Nsv aEt MNsi ie eiee- bd lo fkk Sssais afAs Gnifsa Slatrs. og aiE years frea ths Ah dagef ME1t Aerf. !"
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
For Ms Baaasr

Ma. EDrroR-Being aware of the very Kmiied advantages which physicians in general, more espe- eiay thsse of the country have for becoming prac- heally acquainted with the treatment of cancers, white swellings, sores of long standing. tnmors, pseado-syphilis. mereurisi diseases. letter, scald head. chronic rheumatism. hstulas. and ulcers in general, induces me to inform your readers that the above diseases are treated with great success more than have ever before witnessed, by Dr GILBERT. at his Infrmary, mile and a half below Memphis. His success has rendered his Inhfmary inferior in point of patronage. 10 no private one in the south or southwest That some>of the citizens of this Sta,e are afflicted with the above mAladies is mors than probable, and it is os their bsnea, make this communication
 Very respectfully, your obt servT,
 W. BYRD POWELL, MD.
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The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

SkssrucKY ELEcries.--Re present full seturns fos members elect lo the General As- 1selnbiy. The result is as follows: House Represensaiives, 6 Wings and g Dcno- crais, Senate. 25 Wings, l2 Dsmod.ass; az gregaie, S9 Whigs and 49 Democtsls. and 40 Whig nlajorisy on joint ballot I
 Last year, House of Represeaizsiyss, 6I Whlgs. 9 DemoorsEss Ssasse, 2l yygss;ss. Ii Dsmoerais' Nnas majority oa jei.9 bxllo., s; increase oi Whig majority ossr hsi year ---a xery credisable result eren ia keutuc-
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 she disa<ysnis;ns< sr q ana slst sftAeir ses- .zTs. n;sp q q slss essvssI dos lAe red E C. Iaasliissness has nst srss1 is rsTiy to our
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The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

CoTToN CRor.--The injury done to the cotton crop in our State by the Army Worm is eonsidsra- ble Some calculate that the crop will fall short one Aa others one third or fourth of ayerage yield. II depends very much upon the forward ness of the crop to determine the exten; cthe injury the worms will do it. Early crops are less damaged than late ones.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

The envioas man Is made gloomy hot only by hls own cloud, hu, by another aaen's sunshine, He that sAogteas she read 70 kns=iedgs ieugshens Iiic. 4 wiss \ > mind ss like the state of the world sbes moon, esss ses<as.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

faoM THE ARxr.-We have seen letters 10 ihe Huh inst from the Rio Grande.- General Haskell has been elected Colonel. andCoI. Cummings, Lieutenan, Colonel of the Regiment of Tennessee volunscers. Were grei to learn that good deal of sickness and death prevails amoag the volunleers- --lesJ m ths two Nashville companies than in t1e others. .faskeilie Union.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

2. 7;te Pdsgers Aof aelkRafc9 ie fke Usiied States. kp fks CeMsiitHiien, nor proAibifed 8 ( fe fke 6iaies, gre yesersed ietks SiatssTe- speeiissly, e fo fke people.
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The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

The rssiker has changed considerably. during the past lew days, and the evenings and mornings SON exhibit the actual appsaranee of the fall ses- son, though the heal is quite oppressive through the day
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Ths lsallA oIths cily soa.lnues goea.

The Rirsr coatiaaes to Fall. having sone kre Geet water on the sAssis below. uitb less between shis and Ssn Burn,
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

LtAsEkr liEARDoS. Sr., has been appointed Pos. Mastes al ihis pilee, William F. Woodruff, re- sisre4.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

AxoruER CURE FOX HYDeuPBuDtA----A wriser n the National IntelIigeaelr says that spirits of harsshorn is certain remedy ief the hise sf mad dog. The wonndss he adds, sisouid be eonssanay baihed win it- aad three or fssr doses, diluted, taken iu- wsriiy during the day. The has,slsnrn der esmroses chemically the virus insinusiesl iaso the woaad, and immediaisly alsefs and asssroys its dsleterioasness. fhe usiteTs who resided in Brazli Tor sons sinses fiEls tied II for the bite Of 2 scorpion, and found t;sal k removed pain apd ia6saamation slmoss Sassansly, Subsequently he tried it for tAs blsesM ! rassirsaake wish similar ssaccess- Ai tAe suggestion of fhe writer. an old fiend and physsriaa tn EAsiand tried | in
 zla sf AyArophohss, and sl@ays ssisA sns- a seA NeNs aSys some oi the Isssa I'll ~<se mi xinas ta hare shs yonns mep
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

L4rES- rsom CUR RFoIrsTEERs.--It will be seen by adetser written to the N. Q. Della, oi tue Ii'h inst. which we copy in another colamn. that the Arkansas yoluntsers arrived at Sta .7toaio, Texas, on the 18th aiiimos
 l. wii be gratifying ;o ,heiy friends to eaIa that general good heath pre~ailsd in shs regiment. We expected to receive letters giving aove particularly the health of the Arkansas troops than sse GA ii inc N. o. papers. bu, ia that ws have been disap- pninted
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23
LITTLE ROCK:

WEDNEsISA3 ' MORNING. sEPT. 2. Is.ls.
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Cor. GAINES IkrTER.--We publish in ano- ther column an able and excellent letter from Col JAMES F. GAINES. Senator from Seott and Franklin csuntesn the next legislature. We ask for this let ter an attentive perasal by all democrats. Ii was called forth fron Col G., in answer to some scrib. blcrs whose letters appeared in the Democrat ia August last. No ons who will read il. will for a moment regret the time occupied in its perusai. Besides. he will feel himself well compensated for his time if he does no, consider himselg aaasomely enumerated
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

Tnr HaS wILLIAa CONWAY B.--AuiseL in our city on Sunday evening last. We are grAtihed o learn that his four 10 the EaA has entirely re- stored him to health. He proceeds to-day or to- morrow to his ciscait lie is in time for all of his saIl courts. and will hold them regularly.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

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 HI ~kse .nsinas sa shsys sAs yonns mep dsslly ~ase lasy would lesxsa ao fFsseal
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

SourH-WesT~ MEDICAL REroRnxR--We have received the rst number af periodical bear ing the above title the publication of which has been recenily commenced in connection with :hs new school of Medicine at Memphis. Its priaci- pal Editor Is Dr. " Byrd Powell. who has rssi- dsd in car state for yeays and who is assisted by Y. A. Carr.
 The objects of the Journal are expressed as fol- lows by the principal Editor: A Semi Moniliy Journal aesigned for the instruction of people, aAddeyosed to the defence. exposition and disscmh- ailca of MedieaIprincipies and prsetice which ob- seryssian sh teach to be the best for the mitiga- ton and SsaI of disease with the ieas, possible inisehief,'
 Dr. PmNeli etsiys to take hts stand on haIr way groand bsiween tISsssguias system of Medicine ard s,.e Thompseaisn x6sse and psosssss.s ss asail hin ssif of the good. \ q sns sssis and esross. oi AosA systems. He pssss1s Esixolos gisa. is eaer- gssie ia his hnbi,s. s dnssi<ss AlIi ns his jsar- n ias<ssstiag, ssp isII ' lAdss vhs s s xiah him Gen1enen df ok1 Gchool q uIt tdicins my nss wisA t = xelI. ssAs pvsusises c zke ii the ueans of stsrsia <11a ct n shns< Eisd. ygs leave tIhe oidsns knli chr s<kos II ,ledI. x;.s ::D sxAAsit ssz. # ssx tileu tlssy aiii diiseovsssane nose l1sak q kesIiag nsla- aies lksn U lhe ase v n1nseoos druxs.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

< lfthete are aay litigants a5oa, Van Barea, who stand ia the trasi need oi eooi a'aesses to asute thelr suceess, we recommend them to the sisoss of the Iniellisencer. They have deposed 50 well in behalf of Woodruff in their last sambsl,- that no
 doubt need be entertained os cause to fear for them in subsequent dispates-whese esanes is given them te sspose
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-23

0cs- The eiiior of the ..Democrai." finding him. self unable longer to eontesd the well dir ct -a Gs= cs the Banner. has permitted himsel through anger. suppose. so iarget the place dae gentleman. and has adopted such course. as t prove himself to be a Low, dirty hscsgHaai
 We have nssepiy to make to such blaekgaardisms or these who indulge in them, further than to say we copld not have expected any thing more worthy or gentiemanly, to einanate from bass and iafs nous psgpy.
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 charged that ihese docsmsuts wese or 10 value ta the people of ArkAa.= they consisted pf much idle, triflipe, Y and irrelevant thal as Ashil slsnce two lssge editions had been p| for the use Of the Senaie, as a immen15 pense t0 the gosernment--- his coIlea2 opposed she printing Of the second ediiioS and that t litiie become friend cf the ~, nainlsifasion to put the goshrnment so Asel expense ol such needless printing, when the country was involved u ues, and needed ss- cry dellaF in ilsr power to lgeAeeuss Il snc~ eessfsiiy Bps Ashley, prompssd V ssl- hsl,ness that kaow's 10 bounds, md Iooka 1Ri isss seFdsd eye 10 is exn nasvow psrpsA ses, preferred b drain the sreassry ia osdes to fHnish him with eIecsieDeesinx doei,-, menss, however mueh it might crippla thrl means q the administration b carry fcrwssd lhe war. He pregnreds 10 bAys ten thoaassd eollass spent ie fafsishiag hin win peseps reports 70 irnnk home ass naexns ot pfoenr- is,g votes for the sseate. 10 hssinx ths sa,ae v asoaHt expended in farpishing bread sad hInnr keis Q lle poor soldikn who have gee cst to suiier, bleed and bsstis for ihsir counsry'k 1 sod and hoaorl Essaied moreover ih4i he had franksd more alsailable matter ihaa kelh our other delegaaesin in Congress, not so nneh to enllghlfa lha people ,as 10 gull thsm, aad make political capltat the speeehee ef | Daniel trsbacr he ksd fmnked n vet sncs- befs--had scstlcfed them ossr the cosptgy ike the lorusis Of ainning Esypff ! 1r lhsFn1ore staied that the impfessios whieA - siriksrs hsfe have sought to n6hs e tbe public mind. that he had thsse dornsests printed and sent ont II bis o4n expense. - utterly hlss -ihat is wss dosle as . he1sy sxs penss lo the zpveypmens- ssce sle ieees were Easaished him, reaiy faided, V tAesfxk peAse q she peeple, sss3 he ksd seehss r alo bsit frank ihem. That hs psaaeesS Ter sA1 printing sf his ess's sfsss.sf sss - T was siraAse As skSaalA pesroniss fI1Is! laseli liinenGex, aost sielenf tval in ilslsreues so t< 1zlleefssle
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~
 Tke Following is recommended as an ef- IicAeioas ueihod for ihe removal of . spark or einsisx from the eye ;--H in the upper fz==s. ss s.!:= sye, sske she eTesssAss ofshe aP- psr. Iisi besaeea the fingers of one hand, and drsW js aHsy from the eye ball. while with the aasiser hand, press the lower row of eye lashes eeepleseiy aadesnea.h, (besween the eve-bafi aad the upper id closing he eye firmly as fhe same instant 4 li,tIe gfnsle working ls and fro, of tho eyeIid, with the lisger-tllus thoroughly iapped over each esher nIll immediasely remove ihe obssruc- sione SAoaId .he cinder have lodged in the l.,wsr 7ars of he eye, place she upper row U xyelazhes in the same posiiioGs under neath saie lower part of the iil, sss described ahose. \ and the relief IS certaif-
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-27
Liberty Party.
CHAs. FELTON,, Secretary.

Let US, as Liberty men, FAITHFULLY and sd
credly act FOR the Oppressed. There is danger
of distraction and diversion here-at the impor
tant point of action. Men with other inter
ests" are liable to lose sight of the paramount
Importance of the subject they have taken in
hand, on the principle of agreeing to disa
gree" Men of " one idea" are liable to neg
ect Jealous concern for their original simpI
city as numbers gather around them. Expert
ence teacheth that our exposure in this matter
is most imminent Just as we are about to ACT
Nor need we 60 to that important acting place
the ballot box, for our sole improvement upon
this hint. We are acting daily for or against CT
the Slave. Especially do we act against him
by eevatlng to, or sustaining in, positions of in
huence and usefulness, before our fellow labor
ers, any man or set of men, to the neglect or re-
lection Of self-sacrifcing talents solely from con
sideratons of personal friendship or affecting
other and extraneous sub ects. Let us be care
full in this respect, and ever remember that oul
first support, as Liberty men, is to be given tC
the strongest and best of Liberty's advocates
find them where we may. We are satisfied thai
nothing but vivid sense Of the wrongs of op
pressed Humanity, and an abiding faith in the
necessity of singleness of purpose, can secure
long continued cooperation. These we may pro
mote and sustain by undverted attention and ;
constant and vigorous prosecution of our mission
Act, oh ACT, then, FOR the Oppressed, no
for ourselves, nor as Liberty men for any " 9th
er interest" till the darksome night hath pas
sed away We have done nobIy-have fulfilled
glorious end-when the abolition of SLAYER,
is effected, though it be accomplished but by gu
indirect agency Worcester Gazette.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-27

Governor Slade, we understand has been offered the
Presidency of the Oberin Institute at Oberlin Ohio,
and that he has consented to accept it.
Slavery IN RussiG.-Letters from Warsaw announce,
that the Emperor of Russia his last visit to that
city, promulgated his determination to proclaim the alb
clifton of slavery in all the provinces where it still ex-
lists
(CF9It is stated that in the United States child in
every goes to school; in France in 90 in Poland
in 70; in Russia, in 1857, that one being noble
In Prussia it ought to have been added every child is
sent to place Of education.
A Sho,cer Of Frogs-The Hull (English Packet Of
late date, says that during heavy thunder storm,
shower of frogs fell from one of the charged clouds
over the Humber several dropped on the decks Of
vessels navigating the river and portion of the coast
near Killinghome Lights was, for time, covered by
myriads of these strange arrivals
0|~Atthe present time there are thirty persons il
the United States, under sentence Of death.
Fruits of Babel-The number of known languages
now spoken in the world, has been estimated at 1904
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-27
Franklin County Convention.

FRANKLIN, Aug. H. 1916.
10 o'clock, A. M. Convention called to order by
COL Samuel Kendall, Chairman of County Committee
when, Hon. Austin Fuller of Enosburgh, was chosen
President and Charles Felton, Secretary. A commit
tee of three from each town appointed to present
to this Convention the names of three individuals
Senatorial Ticket for Franklin County. The following
gentlemen appointed to draft resolutions, viz:
H. Huntington, E. W. Sherman, Col, Warren Robin
son, and C. F. Stafford. Convention adjourned to 1-2
past o'clock P. M.
10 past P M-Convention met, was called to Or
der by the President. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ladd
E. Jewett, ESQ. chairman of committee on nomina-
tions presented the names of Julius Hoyt of St AL
bans, Jarus Eaton, Jun. of Bakersfield, and Samuel
Kendall, of Enosburgh candidates for the Senate
The report was unanimously adopted by the Conven-
ton.
E. w. Sherman, chairman Of committee on Resolu,
TONS reported as follows:
LIST. Resolved, That this Convention believe Amer
lean Slavery to be sin, destructive Of social order
preventive of national prosperity and abhorrent before
God,
Cd, Resolved, That American Slavery had its origin
in piracy and rapne, has been preserved and perpeu
ated BY the votes of the Freemen of these United
States and that they have thereby sanctioned and ap
proved the original wrong
3d. Resolved That the right to vote for, implies the
right to vote against that # voting has riveted tbs
chains and knstted the cords Of bondmen, we believe