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The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-18
The Hot Springs of Arkansas.


 4 THrs celebrated resort for inyalids,
 &s..A who are afflicted with chronic dis Z&4 9ksm eases of whatever nature. Is berom- ing every season more popular The snbScr6er is grateful to the pabc for the evidence be is constantly receiving Of their appreciation ot his efforts to accommodate, in the increased nun Der of visiters frequenting his House. He has made extensive improvements, has built additional sleeping apartments and added to the bathing rooms every possible convenience. But the greatest ad- dition, is the opportunity, winch be can now afford. by means of pipes. of trying the far-famed 'ecld water cure' if it should be desired by yisiers. He has gone to considerable expense in procuring the this desire to please will be acknowledged by discerning Public.
 Board and Lodging. per month, S2s co Board ciLhout Lodging. % co Board and Lodging, per week. % Board per day, 50 Brsakta.i. Disner and supper. each so Lodging, 25 Keeping Horse. per month. IF co
 week, %
 day, ID
 single feed, 57 children and servants half price.
 In order that travellers may not be delayed by any difieul,y of access to and from the Springs, the subscriber has purchased line of coaches, to run between Little Rock and the Springs, twice week, and to meet the Rock Roe stage, which arrives al the Capital thee times week. His coaches will regularly leave Little Lock every Monday and Thursday mornings, that passengers for the Springs who arrive the evenings previous by the Rock Roe line, need not be delayed more than one night on their journey, unless they wish
 Fare, including all necessary expenses on the way five dollars. J. MITCHELL, .4gent.
 Jane 5, lS47. 3S-2m.
 The N. O. Picayune. Louisville Journal, Mem phis Enquirer, Mobile Advertiser, St. Louis Re- publican. The Soathron (Jaekson.) will copy the above six months and SC ,d their accounts to me at the Springs. J. N.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-18

sN
 RUFUS K. FURNACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 WWW51WNEW@WMW@,
 TENNEs&EE, VxyiLL attend the Court. of the iiih Jsdieial WV Circuit, the Supreme and Federal Courts st Marshall Counties. and Chanesry Court al hOliy Springs. Miss.
 Particular attention paid 10 securing doubtful claimS in West Tennessee, Nogth Mississippi and Eastern part of Arkansas. Payment Of Taxes. al. tending 10 Land Titles, etc. all business entrusted to his charge will be attended 10 with promPtness and fidelity. CALVIN c. CExAvEs, BeekselisF, Wm. CozsEE1. Merchant. Jas, WOoDe, Tar & SmELSox, DrueRsun, c. LovlAMp, CashisT Fnrmeu and Merchants Bank, TMa.pAis TsHa. wn. RUSvIS. President Branch Bank of Tennessee. SommeryiIle. IT Ovylcx Cerner ef JciF-rson and Main Streets, opposite the Brench of the Planters Bank. DISSOLUTION. TTNHE partnership heretofore existing under the \ name and style of Negsoa, Cass { c.. is dis solved, by mutual consent. LUTHER CHAss is fully authorised io collect the debts. and settle up the a fa;ss nf the firm Having scsa cat oar eatiEe stock of goods tu Messss. T. D. Meaaicx k Co. the business will be eoodueted by sem. at oar old stand. and we rs- eonme0d them tc the favorable notice of cur friend, and customers. THOMAS " NEWTOn, LUTHER CHASE, JAS. LAWSON. Jr. Little Rock, issh Sept. iss7.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-18

nLANK DELIVERY BONDS. drawn ap hy an 11 experienced counsellor under the late law, Ess sale at this of6ee. Price. al @ per euire.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-18
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-18

April hlih.-3tu
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Outrage t, our Flag fin Amalc'n
Seamen Impressed The Passport (Sle')
Sentinel furnishes the particulars Of i; q
most hagra,t offence, which if true, VIII
require the prompt and decided action u
cur government.
The Sentinel says that from facts when
have come to its knowledge, ii is qu''s
satisfied that the brig Brookllne, Of 'h''
port, owned by John w Bass, E,q' and
commanded by Ambrose Spates, was over
taken at sea by Her Majesy's steam III
gate Columbia, and that one OF her ere"
was forcibly impressed and carried OIL
beard the steamer. Brookline was o0unu
from Easlport TO the West Indies, and ~
Capt. Spates did not communicate WIN III.
owner after the outrage, the Sentinel n''
no means Of ascertaiGing the particulars
But Captain John Winchester, Of '"'
>chooer Julia Ann, has intorme ii 'lss ..
the Sd ultimn, he came 10 anchor al we"
Quoddy, where he found the Bfo0k''I,s'
and was told by Capt. Spates tina! 'n'
Columbia had boarded him and bad 'u w.
pressed one of his seamen. AS the '"''I
Ann was bound into port, and oelO"s..
to the same owner, Capt. W'ncnts ,ss
spared hand to supply the place Oh ' h
one abducted from the deck OF the bf0U H.,
hne. The Sentinel was informed also "
Capt. Spates, cf the schr. Gen. fos''; !,
that the outrage was seen by him. ,I'' :.
was committed outside OF Campaoeno' -
a calm, and when the Columbia and bfo0t
line was of Scett's Head.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Mexieau A,nl1aS,,s.

We publish to-day TIC most important,
Of the reliable news. snd also something
lin NJ Wy II .umsr from Mexico, which
we Ind II OUT changes. We copy from,
heN ~ Bullssin, svislsn. whig joprpal
some o. Gle editor's Comments upon he
probablA effect which.the arrival Il Par
edes wilfhave upon the duration Of the
war. The speculations Of the editor rel,
ative 70 the effect which This event is cal
sculated to produce, in stimulating and con,
centratiDg Mexican valor, though doubt
less edtiiieds to some consideration, are,
doGbtless u be Received with many grains
q. allowance. inasmrch =. he evidently
sees, but one sideof his subject. While
the entrance Of Paroles into Mexico is
much TO he regretted, especially at this
fjuncture Of affairs, we are inclined to be-
lieve that due weight is not given 70 the
TACT, that his arrival may not improbably
: be mere disastrous to Mexico. than 10 this
/ government, through its very probable re.
suit; viz: civil war between two rival
ehiefiians and their partizans. For our
selves, we must confess, that our sppre-
l,ensions in view Of this event are more on
account Of the means and the agency b,
which it was brought about, than from the
mere fact Of the prenence Of Paroles in
Mexico, especially when it is recoIlected
that, previous to his departure from tina,
country, he was engaged in an, intrigue
with the French court, having for it's Oh
ject the establishment of monarchy upon
THE ruins of tina, Republic. 1o-@t as E
\ AS to what the Bulletin hints, relative
ito the agents who "were supposed 10 have
been set BY our government TO watch his
movements while in England" we are
Squitc as ignorant as we are in relation TO
awhom to attach the blame of Paroles be-
ting permitted 10 run the gaun.le! SO sue
scessfu!ly at Vera Cruz. ea q
We also publish some extraordinary ex-
spress news from the N. Y..Sun, which, if
Rrue, may well excite apprehension in the
4public mind. We "sorter" credit it, and
ss"sorter not" At any rate, we are deter
smined to give it to our readers upon the
same terms upon which we received it
yourselves. If,hey are 10 receive the new.
sof disaster to our arms, i, is well that they
Sshould be prepared fer it in advance-if
aof a great victory and the "reveis i'll the
Halls of the Mohtezumas," the news,
swhen it comes, will lose none Of lis relish
on account of the srprehensions which
have preceded it ST.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
TrcasonabIc FalIy.

4 forged letter is nov going the rounds
II the wing press, and is published in the
Hawkeye of last week, which purports 10
De from Mr.. Marcy to Gen. Scott, the
principal object of which is to prevent en-.
lislments in the army, b, creating the i'm
preston that 'the men whose terms of en-.
!is'ments have expired are very much dis
satisfied, and that ii is communicated like
wild fire to the new recruits" Pitisble,
indeed, i, this last resort Of federal tory
ism, and heavy will be the wellmerited
verdict Of popular Indignation against
those who throw obstacles in the way of
the citizen soldier who comes forward to
fight the battles of his country
Blu, the letter to which we have alluded
carries its own refutation upon lis face
Besides the absured insinuation to the ef-
feet that the treasury is almost exhausted
and that new loan could not be effected,
the letter alludes to ''the wrong turn the
elections have taken" As though letter
could have travelled from Washington to
Mexico, been intercepted, published in
the Mexican journals, and then re- publish
ed in the kindred Mexican prints in this
country, and all since the recent elections;
to say nothing Of the absurdi,y Of Secreta-
ry Marcy's condoling with so prominent
wing as Gen. Scott up,n the wrong
turn the elections have taken"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Tie North .Americnn has the following
,stirring alusion to Mr.. Glars sea side
visit: Y bzatfa 1~-
"The next sound that Mr.. Clay will bear
10 equal the shout that rose when he ceas
led speaking, will be the voice Of the break
|ers of Cape May, that have come three
Thousand tmiles to bre4k themselves a,
his feet.'' A- #..@--h
Mr.. Clay is doomed TO hear the voice Of
more mighty breakers Than these Of Cape
May, before he gets through his next heat
For instance, small, but strong breaker
will be met by him in Iowa; bu, the "break.
Ter" which it will be impossible for Inn
TO surmount, will be the May breaker OF
the Baltimore Democratic National Con
yention. -~ 81" -.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
rThe Davenport Gazette saws, .w

1.-THE Davenport Gazette says, 1--WE
observe that copy Of Mr.. Harlan's adj
dress is going the rounds Of the Locofoco
,'ress with a paragraph on ancestry
Wonder how i, happened that the Gazette
and Tribune published a different copy
from that which appeared in the Standard,
Herald, Register, Wing, aud the .Loco-
foco papers? Which is the genuine copy,
Mr.. Editor /" Dearenport" Gazette?. DO
tell us, at the same time, whether that pedi.
gree is correct or not.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15


We this week resume the publica-
tics ef the Reporter, somswhat before the
time anticipated IN ss.pending for s'three
Or four weeks or until the return Of the
editor" We find This course both neces.
ssry. in order to inform our readers Of the
important news contained in to-day's pa
per, well - congenial to our own feel
eings and Misunderstanding, in the period d
one short week, become SO thoroughly
tiYed 81 5osf ng, thai. We even hail our r..
turn 70 the editorial sanctum with joy
Prom recent letters, we are inclined t.
3 bsllsys thst the editors visit viii be pro.
7tracted somewhat beyond The .fi,ne men men
!, toned ia our last. t.s,. 4f
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Plain Taik.-Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, Of
FOUR THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED MILES
by LAND AND WAITER

Plain Taik-Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, of
Boone county, Indiana, notices her alb
sounding husband in the following terms:
LIEF, my bed and board last fall, there
by rendering my expenses lighter. my le-
gal husband, John Peters, without cause
OF provocation. All The ole maids, Young
girls, widows Of all ages and conditions,
are hereby iorewarned against ha.boring
or trusting him on my account, as I am
determined not to be accountable for his
debts, or more especially Tor his conduct,
because he is loafer, drunkard, a gam
bier, a thief, liar and a wing"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Dentistry -All Of our readers, DESTROYS
ofpreserving, repairing Or renewing their
teeth, would do we'll to improve the pres
ent favorable opportunity Of doing so, BY
calling on Dr.. ]. w. GARrEs, whose card
Esppsars in another column, and whom we
know to be well worthy oftheir confidence
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

EF But then, as the constitution was
made, by. Loeot,cos, they knew that 1t,
Trainers lneait locofoco sena, Rs and Judges.
although they had too much deiIcsc, to
:! put it down in print.
Desmoines Valley Wing.
Well, they didn't mean any thing else.
Neither did a majority of970 OF the people
iof Iowa, who voted at the late Congres>ion-
!al elections. Neither did that majority Of
lover 1000, who elected the locofoco, State
Board Of Public Works. They meant L.
cofoco Senators and Judges; and what is
more. they didn't have 'too much delicacy
TO put it downin print" they didn't Can
you or any Of your federal brethren deny
this, Mr.. Wing? A@
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

StcKErARY's OFFICE. Iowa.
Iowa City, September | |, lS47.
l do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of the original absi ract on file
in this office.
ELISHA CUTLER Ja., Sec. of State
By GLo. S. HaMPros, Deputy,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
First Dis,ric:--Omcial

An abstract ofvotes given for members
Of Congress in The Isl and % Congression-
al Districts in this State, at the general
election held on the 2nd day Of August,
a. D. lS47. # u.a'..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Stout on Clay -"Enviable man! The
hearts ofall,rue men and women the little
children, even, pay him the homage Of pure
notrs!" s53ss
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Io297 e204 $50 lO73s 1892 lo63l s7s6

t...., SEcRETAay's OFFICE, Iowa.
Iowa City, Sept. II, 1S47.
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the original abstract on file in this Office
ELISHA CUTLER, JR., Sec. of State,
By GEO. s. HAMPTON, Deputy
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
..yo-partyis.n. Breaking Lose

l can and shall yield to no call that does
not come from the spontaneous action and
free will of the nation at large, and void al
the slightest agency OF my own. In No
case can i permit myself to be the candidate
of any Fariy, or yield myself 10 party
schemes. [Gen. Taylor's Leuer Of 18Th
May. a ~
Our Position National Convention. -
ALTHOUGH the name of ZACHARY TAyLon
lis at the head OF our columns, sill We are
lin favor of National Wing Convention.
This position We have regularly main
R:aineh in all cnrver satit rs with our Wing
friends and shall not euen support him. unlcs,
his nomination shall meet Nth the cordinl
confirmation Of the collected Uisdom Of The
great Hhig party Of the Union. @.3
Bloomington Herald.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

+ o. The Montpelier Waterman an
nounces the death Of the Hon. John Mat
toeks, formerly Governor of Vermont.
He died al Peacham, on Saturday last, at
the sgs Of II.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

.s II W. invite public attention 10 The
advertisement in another column for The
sale Of q. S. property in Lee county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Omci.,l Abstrac, Of Vote.

Given for President, Secretary,and Treasurer
Of the Board Of Public, Works Of the State Of
Iowa, at the General Election held on the "a
day Of August, A. D. l847. M I
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
F4TcEIag

Mr.. Bennett editor Of the New York
Herald, and at present its cores pondent in
London, writes that it is beiiv.d Mr.. Pack.
enham the British minister at Washirgt on
now in England is there to confer with his
Government relative TO the NJ xican Wal
its probable issue and IFS consequences or
the future policy of the United States, the
tendency of which has gwen great unessi-
ness TO the BRUSH Gosernmen for the
safety Of their future power in North
America. and even for the Wesl Indies.
In this uneasinsss they are joined partly
by France and Spain, both these Govern
msnts having possessions in the West
Indies, that must be affected deeply by the
growth and dominion Of the American
Republic over Mexico. But fer the es-
arrangement between France and England,
growing cut Of the Mon'peasier aff:air,
Intervention in Mexican affairs would have
been at,empted-tor the hope is very
general in diplomatic circles btth in Paris
and London, that monarchy will yet be
established in Mexico, as a couEterpoise
10 The Republic Of the United States.
I7=Lieut. Col. Fremont arrived in S,
Louis on Saturday last, en- route TO Wash
ington, to answer certain charges prefer.
red against him BY Gen. KrAaNEy, who
was also at St. Louis, Gu lis way 10
Washington. " - -- ,+ !
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

NfMr. Gro. w. GALLOWAY, our trav !.
cling sgent, will call upon our subscrib-
ers in the Southern portion Of the State,
in the course Of this and the three weeks
next succeeding. We hope they will hold
themselves in readiness 10 receive him
and shelf over the tin.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

PRor: HAnLAs's ADDRESS, on the frs!
page ofour paper is well worthy the at
lenlion Of our reoders. Desmoines Val
lev Wing. SD
1t isn't worthy Of anybody else's atten-
|tion, excepting, perhaps, those "nervelrss,
|heartles, ar;stocrats,'' whom the professor
castigates 80 numerically in his procla-
nation. 1t il worthy Of remark, that not
|one Of them has dared 70 show his head
since the issuing Of the said ex'ingu'sher.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Seal of Gorernment.-We notice in the
standard Of last week statement made 10
The effect that the commissioners who are
now on their jack-o-lantern search COR
The seat Of government Of Iowa, some
hundred miles west Of anywhere. had
made a location about one hundred miles
nearer shutdown than the present capital,
and something more than that distance
west OF the majority Of The population Of
the State. This, we are satisfed,is mis-
take. We think we can assure the pub,
bic that no new location will be made
Certain We are; that the commissioners,
|or a majority Of them, are with the peo-
pie in believing, that such step is Meth,
Ter desirable nor to be tolerated at this
present time.
r His [Taylor's nomination needs
the moral effect Of an endorsement BY the
wings Of the whole country.
Bloomington Herald.
Then II needs a .'moral effect" which
will rot be given 10 it, and furthetmore'
one which you are yourself decidedly OPP
posed to is rec~iyirg. @ ss.a
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Dark hsinua,ion. An exchange paper
thinks negroes jus, the people To compose
"a secret soci ty, because they will be sure
10 ks.r aark. s.i.l-4a 's- 4'&'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

Mortality II Montreal. There were, up
to The 18th ult.. including the nine pre-
vious weeks, 80 10 deaths in Montreal,
snsng emigrants and others, from ship f.
yer. There was not at last accounts, any
abatsmsnt Of ito sisulence. The Very
Rev. Mr.. Hudon, Vicar General to the
Roman Cstholio Bishop Of that diocese,
had fallen among the victims.
There were 1891 sick in tbs Enigrant
Hospital On the 18th nit. =
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-02
Anchor Iron for the Navy.

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, REPAIR,
Navy Agents Office, Washington d. c., Sept 8, 1872
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- til Thursday the 7h day of October ensuing, at 3
O'clock for furnishing and delivering at the navy yard in this
city, free from expense the government twenty thousand
pounds of fiat bar ron suitable for shackes for anchors be
delivered at the navyyad Washington, before the list
day OF January much shorter time as the
accomplish it all of which iron be ham
meed from blooms into rough bars, and then wrought UNI
ccaons that will be furnished the contractor, and
be previously upon application at this office The
aforesaid iron is required to be of the very best quality
free from all defects, and must be the sizes that
specton may be directed and to be in all respects the
entire satisfaction of the Commandant of the said navy
yard, it will not be received Bond, with two approved
in one-haf the estimated of the contract
will be required and ten centum in addition VIII be
withheld from the amount of each payment to be made
collateral security for the due and faithful performance Of
the contract which will account be paid until the
contract is piled with in all respects After dedncng
per centum, paymenw be made by the United States
within thirty days after bills duly certified and approved,
shall be presented to the navy agent.
Contracts and bonds be executed within days after
they have been received by the whose offer be
accepted, the bureau will consider itself liberty
offer the lowest responsible bidder Every offer
responsible persons to the effect that he they I'M
derake that bidder or bidders WILL il his their bid be
accepted, obligation within five days after
receipt of notice, with good and sufficient surees, to fur
nish the iron proposals and no proposal will be con-
sidered unless accom- panied by such guaranty.
To be published twice week for four weeks, in the fol-
lowing papers, wit; lnteligencer Washington ID g. |;
Hartford Times Hartford Connecticut Journal of Com
merce, Evening Post, and Globe, New York Pennsyl
vanian and Keystone, Philadelphia; Morning Post, at
Ptsbug, Pennsylvania Sun, and Republican and Argus,
Baltimore Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia.
VIM b. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-02
Aug l9--2awIN

TTvHE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION of this school will
l. commence Wednesday, the 9Th of September
limited number of young ladies will be received into
Mrs Eliason's family, whom superior facilities will be
afforded for acquiring finished education.
The French teacher " i'll reside in the family thus giving
the best opportunity for acquiring the French language
The scholastic year divided into two sessions Of twenty
weeks EACH commencing the 9Th of September and
the 9Th of February
Terms, For board and tuition in English, French and
Latin per session. payable in advance $780, and
charges Day scholars tuition in English and Latin, from
$l4 to $50.
Italian music, and drawing at professors prices.
REFERENCES.
Right Rev. William Meade, Miwood Va.
Hon. Thomas H. Benton, ST. Louis, Mo.
Hon J. Mclean, Judge Of the Supreme Court Cincnna-
ii, Ohio.
Rev. Charles Dana, Alexandria, Va.
Eustace Conway, esq, Fredericksburg, Va
Henry Daingerfeld, Alexandria, Va
Rev. DR.. Sparrow, Theological Seminary, Va
Aug 19-2aw2wtE1aw4w