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REORGANIZATION
 BY THE 05 GN ~ !" WR MI 1D MR .

WHEREAS, an all wise and mercfful Providence. w has dispensed blessings, of the mos. bounti- fn, and diversified character. among the people of this State in the abundance of the various agricuI tural crops, the universal prosperity of our people and their unexarDpled good health. It is deemed worthy ofagrateful people, to make public manifes atOn of their sense, of the renewed obligations, der which we have beeh placed, by the appont- ment of day of general Thanksgiving throughout the State.
 Be it known, Therefore, that, Thos. s. Drew. Governor of the Stnte of Arkansas, have appointed THURSDAY. the 9th day of December next, as a day ofTHANkSGiVING of I which is hereby proclaim ed, and recommended to the good people, in every county and town, in this State as fit day and proper time, to acqui ourselves each and every one of q high and praiseworthy duty to Bountifui and Mercfui Providence.
 Given under my hand at Little Rock, and to which is affi xed the L. s. Great Seal of the State of Arkan-
 sas this i2th day of Oct. ls47-and @- of the Independence of the United States the 72nd year.
 THOS. s. DREW. By the Governor,
 D. R. GREER,
 Secretary of State.
 .s By N. T. GAINES, Dspaty. 6-3w
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word to the Friends of the New Tosh
 Evening Post.

This Journal is the oldest Democratic psf,-r ln the city Of New York; for. while mose than scare ef daily. and as many weekly papers. aisoesfiax democratic ri-cpes. have sprung ap and ioarishsA ior time and then di~d The Evening Post kss s,,. sised them all and is now ssrongef thaa at sny efd of is existence.
 The success ef the Evening Post is not. howevey. to be sfibuied o the support which it has received as party paper; for, wnis N has snilzsmiy adhered to psFrly eusocraie prisciplss it hss ire. qaentIy been subjected 10 the frawas aud even the denunciaiions ot those who have been red ieade of The party, merely because t would not end itself to promote the selfish objects of sose pss ticfiaY clique.
 The Eseniag Post assIy claims the credit 4 kav. ing rsi proclaimed the sbsolufe essity of as~psf sti0a nf Back and State. and nf aniiUytnfy aayeca. .ing the principles Of Free Trade. fl steadily opposed the granting of acnopoiies and speest pn- sIeges by legislative sssiea; aud t has earnestly eontendc or the afees liberty consistent with good order. and the due o6s~fvss<e ef sir sxsss In no ihstanee hss the Evening Post defended Ghat hEs beiie eed fo he wfuag fn4srepresefssd the sEsteaseHss artiSss es baltic Al cpgsonsns it has endeavored to obtain fePatatioa for eo<ei- q dalfy ottitsfsnees. nnd Il has te satisfaction of seeing thai its eneasoss have gained for f ss zsea wiIi and confidence of the pmbllr.
 1t k not. however. political paper; fDs is peoprieiofs endeavos te fil its columns with ths greatest variety of useTui and agreeable reading e9atsttb afAittfSn w PoAttSAa the eAs Of the day selections irp the current lis. l erata:e aGd the best scientific afa poTsshr msgs- zines. The European papers are carefully seasrEed io keep hs readers informed ol ~hsfeseS gong o abroad that likely to interest the people of ihis eonAiry
 During the is~t year. the Evening Post has greatly exteaded ts ejaculation and believing ih.i sif ~hs asssssted in the dis<ensnssio Of correct polfil cal Information anong the peorte, viii lenA theis sid to gise thsm paper which contains saeA . mass ef assful knowsede af the cheapest posxibg~ s.fs The Evening Post aii. therefore se firaished spoa the Esisswiag
 TER MS.
 The price of fhr New York weekIY E.s~ninw Pest is, fes Ahgte copy. Two Dollmrs p~s annam. payable ln advance, For ten roples Tra Dollars, os ior sgy nafrhes between Eve aaA ssa. oae Dollar esfh copy. paymeas h sAsaaee. | Ths pr0pnstors smbsee thls eppossahity b CT that where e!sA already exists. aa siiss ef essn ose sutecribxf may be made sf fhe rate a4 Wkseh the club made up. and Inc paper 10 serb snA- seribes ~i b~ ecaiinaed to the cad ef ths y~sr c, which be sabsesIhed.
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 value aud tltr cf the property they iuisnA ss tia c'. 90 as ,e rely sPoa theis owa Jaslgnrat t sAA- ding.
 e Alies the Issi day las rveeisin4 sAra. the hi&s wll he apenrd iR the pFeseRre q such ofibeefs e the depafnrht shall he able to sisenH: sud wilI he exaaineg aad passed upnn as fasf pgtctiem&ee Notice wit be glsee psssAPsly teessh psssea whees eid is accepted. bat lb ~ eshets !. The nanse ni he hiAief slseaAas Ih sfl eases, be written ., length and in Iegibk hema Ths hidslev should give the nase of the pest eMxe te which communications fef him are se he senf. g nsds must be scaiss =.. =s=skss. e lAA aatalss ia these words: '.SKALKp nps EoR n. s, Paerge- rr ard addressed te ilae " Solicitor oi ths Trea- safy, Washington. D. C."
 Form ef btd, guaranty. sad eetti6rase |. -------~-s Frssdng st ----. im shH county ~ -. la The siaie of ----. hereby oarv ths taeir Etghs tisle iAsefrs aaa ssals ta ee psnsfsy deseFteed tH hAusher ---. iM tle rsaMtea nsfees. iiatmest ef the Hplieitos of the TreasufT nRsh hs terns and conditions therein nenlioned; api hegs- by, n consideration ef the premises. agrre. h eese ny Hsa fnefeios shaal e accepted hy sai Soiieisns Co deposits that sWm. ia lawful money m oae af tha deposstoFies mentioned saes advsfEssmeaa, wisA- n thify days ailer my bid shall hs aeeeptxa aud ties thereof seat [" ne hg mail.
 Daied -------. ---------, Ie44, @ For value received. [ gaarAntes h tAs Uaiiea Stases the performance ef ths ahuee andsstakinw hy the si9ner ihersof ia ease hia hia he asesptsA- UaRra -, --------, IakT.
 certify that the above KnaFaAfof is responsible tof the son mvHsioaed iH tke above blA.
 ta., Psats of the Isnas nt baaten ean he aeen at he 1ics af ihe United States AislEiet assnsAey b thas city. and the Saliciiars uisee in Wmahimwaam II Bids not performed om the paFt cf tho bidder. according to the terms specified la he aiova eea- dlnohs uay, as the option Of the Eolieilot he dss eiaFe nsisl and voiA h al eases mhefe fraud nay have been ps&ctisea against the Caitsd States. tks soaeisor may. before eteeatiag the eensey sArs As- clare The bid inva:id aAd og 10 efleci.
 R. E. GiLLET,
 Seiscsfer ef tAs Tsassry Sept, la. IstT. t--Sw
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Hon. X. Pickens Butler.
Letter from Col Butler fo Gen. Wo,ts.

SAN AUGUsTiN, Aug. ", IS47.
 Dear Genera: We here in tribu' a ion. I can but hope however it IS but temporary It is order ed that this division remain as protection 10 the train. There is gloom us all while am one who believes Mete irW 6e fighting enough for aH The moral effect is whitening. The regiment though weak in numbers, is up to the full point and trust South Carolina may have apace in the pie ture. We have been watching you and your divis- ion for the last two days with fraterna affection but the entire voice of the army, where have been or heard is unbounded confidence in Worth" "So mote t be-" But have strayed from the principal point or purpose of my note. which is to say, our friend, Col. Dickinson. more impatient. and not so long soldier as myself, desires place nearer the flashing of the guns; and with good taste wishes to get near you. if you can make him useful, he will feel much gratifed. I am aware you are surroun- ded with talented staff, but little more of good thing will render it not the less complete or etfec tual. am, my dear General, yonIs sincerely
 P. Nj. BUTLER, s. c. V.
 Gen. ". J. Worth. Comd'g. &c
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NEW NODE or CAscELI1xo A'DEBr.--An Illinois paper, commenting upon Lord Palmerston's speech repudiation, says the people of that State arcPre pared to liquidate their liabilities by fighting out the whole fourteen millions at siN cents day. The wrath of Suckerdom is rising-E<.
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THE ELECTION FOR CosoREsz Including Maine. the account stands as follows, of the nunbf of be,s of congress eectsd ot the Iepeetiye parties. Mhigs elected. III; democrats, l0t; natives - There are three States yet 10 vote and the delega follows--D Democrats, IT; wH1gs 3. Which. if there bc no change. wiII make the House stand I1a whigs, IFS democrats, and lnatiye,
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It- The Louisville Journal stated that Col Ben. ton was is preparing himself for terrific attaek upon the administration next winter in the Senate chamber The National Whig copied ihe staie- ment of the Journal, which drew from Mr. Benton the following letter The Union claims it ss an indignant refatsiion of the charge.
 To iAe Editors ef the National tFhig-
 GESrLEsES--On seeing the article from the Louisville Journal, headed "MT Benton and Mir Polk" in your paper of this day; have to reqaes that the paper be no longer leii at my house.
 Yours. respectfully.
 Aug 23, is47. THos. II. BENTON.
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GRAND LODGE

OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next IN ANIMAL COMMUNICATION. will be held at the Masonic Hail. in the city of Lit tie Rock, on Monday the first day of November next Lodges, subordinates, and members, will take due notice thereof and govern themselves accordingly.
 T. D. MERRICK,
 Oci. :, lSi7.~ Grand Secretdry.
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Iowa U. $. SENATORS. Mir. Baker, membeT of the Legislature. of Lee county Iowa, has resign ed. His place, it is supposed. will be immediately filed by a democrat, thus securing tO thai party the two U. $. Se ators by majority.
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ANTICIPATED DUEL.--Itis ru,nored that C
 D. Prentce, Esq, Editor 1.-the Louisville Joasnsl. has gone North fos the purpose of bringing Con necticat editor to an account for something he has sald We think the rsmor is untrue.--N. r paper.
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OvyseE Eovr rhK sstscsrea oS vmr TakAspAv, !
 Aae. t7. Isss. 6yEALEn PROROsAI.S will be received al th,s - olee aNsiI the 9sth day Of October nexi, at [ o'clock a noon. 6r the pasehase oG the iasetest of the Onited States a law and in eqaily of the pso- perty heteinaes described. upoa the terms aud cen. diiicas mentioned below. to wi,:
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E EGNrW~Mw-E1

M hereby givea that Ioas G Px.Y ss fhis dsv m N pesaseA Aaiasaas efthe iss;s t Ess<s. U .sss- sas Militia lis wsli be aAeyea saa sestse sese6 - ecsdingiy. ISAAC ]. How ARD. css.
 Conmssdssi iafA k-g | .sy1 Mk sa his koes, tasA 0d. ssiT
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A L1sT or LErrERa

n EXAMINING in the Poet Office at Littls Koch, h, Arkansas. on the 3Qth day Of September. le47, which if not taken out within three months, will bc sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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The way to cure our prejudiccsi Is this, that every man should let alone those that he complains of in others and examine his own. -a
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A SMART BoY.-An urchin remarked inst the principal 6raaek of education in bis school was inc etliOr branch: the teacher having used ap nearly whole tree.---A "TorcHiNG" MArTKR.-. "Oar first knowledge of matitr is derived from our foHch. Very true lsays an exehahge) for if we touch a red hot ifoH, we soon discover wlat the mditsl is.
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AKorHEA LlcK BAcK TO Gxx. TAYIon.--We eiip ihe following from the Mobile Advertiser
 What there isa strong feeling amons tl,e vhies ofthe CRinn in favor of ME Clay as ihe candidate at the next eeetioE. there k no doubt but whether he would. under any eiseamsianees, consent again 10 be candidate, we consider extremely doubtful. But, should his nane De presented with hts consent, we desire 1t distinctly understood that srs go or whig party of the United States will snpport no man who does not himsed know whether he be whig or loeUfoco. or who does not know his o,sn opip. ions on the great, leading political questions of the day
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By the Governor:
 D. B. GREER,
 EscrstsEy ef 6fsss. By N. T.. GAiEEs, Deputy.
 DEMCRERTION. Said William Davis, senior, is about 1s ysars ol age. about feet 60 inches high, spare made, dark complexion, daEk eyes and dark haiE. Said Thomas Davia is about 28 yean ef age. about feet high and vel made, ighlhais and hias eyes. ; f- 6-Sw.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
 M1WzzWWzA IRmD~ { pRarI tmlTinN WY THE nnvRnvan.

NYHEREAs, t has bsea made knswn te ne w that. On the 18th day of September, last . wantoa and unprovOked murder was eommitted iu CsawsoFd county. in this State. by Wtiiiam Dsris, senior. ard 7xDnss Daris, upon the body cf Issas KeFseg.
 NOW THEREFORE. I. Tno's s. DnEw. Gov. ernos of the State of Askaasas. by virtue of the authority vested in me by the constitution of said State, do hereby offes reward of
 TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, tc any person. og persons, who may appsehead the said William Davis. semses. aAd Tkomas Davis; os ONE HuKORED DOLLARS. fer either of them, and deliver them or him to the Shesia of Crawford CO.,, so that justice in this behsh nay be dcAe
 IN TEsrtmowx wheseoE, ! have hsFeuntn r-~N se, my hand. and caused the seal ef the L.S State Of AFkahsss to be heveunso aGsx. 2 ~~-- ed. this tsta day or October, 4. D.,
 lSE7.
 rrS srtln.c q npCW
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Persons calling for any of the above letters wall please say they are advertised they may noi get them LAMBERT REARD1N, P.M. I.iffie Rock, Or. ls47. 5-3w
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Sack of Mexico
%mbardment of Puebla--. -.RenunsiatiOn of in, Presidency by Gen. Santa Anna---RevOlt il Pspanlla.


 The following intelligence, which if correct is ..v important, We extract from Fl .3roo iris, of une zo'a ut, published at Vera Crnz 1t wilt be seen mat the Napoleon of the South" has again ed enoaneed the Presidency. Whether this second .Oa'cauon .on IS like the previous one. mere pre- Is obscure e Letters from Jalapa and Orzabs, received yes ~'aay Tn thls city, (says Fl .4rco Ir;s,) give the aos, positive information that the city of Mexico aA eeen the theatre of the most horrible and la mentahe scenes.
 me moment Gen. Santa Anna abandoned ihe n Sp"N the disorders commenced and as soon as I Ie Popn'ace consdeted themselves free from the Jyonee which might have controlled them. the .~sero' Commenced To sack the city, and commit. A. every manner of excess, piIlaging and robbing sss snSises. without making any distinction between aAnses and foregners
 5,;.;'A 'Ad that during the pilIsge, an American h attempted to penetrate into the city, but s.o.aa involved in dreadful conflict with the sssP'e, and was repulsed. one part to tn sentry .aoes .'..ss and Citadel while another succeeded in sL1ng possession of the Convent of San Francisco. A..:eu Ae made itself secure against the multitude. T"s snanhoned two pieces of artillery
 " &.o nose horrors, in order that nothing might he b.m'ng 10 complete the picture of death and des ''Hon' prepared for the Capital by the shadow of
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