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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03

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Das Oiaro Del @ibierno oom 10. Sept.
rntbdlt cine 9luforoeruna Sauta slnna's. in
Der er bic amerifaniihen Scloaten II. banpts
Iahlih Gle Srldnoer Gals &atbclifen)sur De-
lerticn su perleiten iud,t. Grcbeem mir nun
bon bielem merifanilhen &unifltuf menis
ccer Yielmehr gar feiuen Gincrud anf unies
re tapfere 9lrmee befilrdten, 70 spcIen mir
bod Der &uricEtdt balber Die BON Santa2lns
na ben Ceierteuren 9emahten 8eriprehuns
gen in Der Surge mittheilen.
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Goaars baar in Der 0anb, ,peun Ct unbes
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Oplars baar erhalten, ooer nah Derbdltnif
lnebr ceer weniser.
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bert 9lder eano benitlist werben.
Die amerifaniihen Sffisiere erhalten j
nah ibren @raben nod mebr eanb. nnb 6e
balten tm Safe Der Deferticm biefelbe n@ra
'es bei tpie in ber amerifaniiaen slrmee.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
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Die fpiteiten Nahrlhten BON Iabaeeo
IIno am 9. Sftcber in Tew<Srleans erbals
ten mcrceu rurh BEN Shccner ,,9lrietls." :"
Sei &b9ang ce0elben mar sllles rnhig oas
lelblf, uno bic 8enctner Der Staot waren
frieelid, geGnnt. Werifanid,e Scloaten ces
iertirten tisid,, speil lle feline SeSabluns err
bielten. Die 3uriisebliebenen ffehen untes
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no, Ger nie es heist, gun, Gbefs@cmmanoans
ten Der meritanilhen 2ruppen im Staate
Sabasco ernannt Doroen lit.
8on uniernIruppen ifano Elm 9rceer2beil
auf Der &ranfenliite, Die jebod meiit auf Dem
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{ bell Der ginwcbner StdothensSrcntera,
rpelhe oaGelbe in Sclse ces &rieses perlsis
ien hatten, febrten jest Surild, nahoem fe
geieten taben, baB bic 9lmerifaner fte gut
betanbeln> ,penn fle fh rubis perbalten.
Commodore perrD mar ben Ictten Tahrid,s
.en mad, bel 9lntpn esaroo, muroe aber tag
lid in Trcntera ertpartet.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03

bait Santa slnna's spar lit Der 0auptt aot
niht betannt nad einem 8eriidte ioQte er
iId, in Der @eseuo bon puebla berumtreiben.
Infer idmmtlidsr @erluit loa It auf 1921
Rann teluufen."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
3meite Tepcfhe.

3pcite Sepcfhe.
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Shlaht bel Der Wahhle 81 0teY-iehss
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9etpret.
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IL ubr 0tadts.
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he pru 8riefen bon SencaQ ben Der Staot
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cer9lmerifaner lit ben lssten Sdlabten tpar
2l4S Wann.
8ei bem 9lnsrif bon Gl 9tep, tpurce Sen.
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bate 600 Gccte uuo GJrnunbete. Die me-
rifauilhen Serihte, caB Die slmerfaner ills
ritfsetrieten porocn Direlt, wercen Wlcer>
iprphen.
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ieine 9lrmse, in cenen er ibr 8lild pi'nltt
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Die Wutel Al ibrer Siherheit anempfehlt.
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cic Waeentrauepcrte onsusreifen.
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wcrcen. Der berildtiste Nelep entpiihte.
@apitaiu @lap ,,no feline Wit9efansenc,
waren at @eueral Scctt geitc6en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03

Spater mub ,piebti9 opn WfeSifU.
S1nta Stnua als 0errdtber erfldrt -
bic @enerd!eBcrtb uuo pillcn am 9eben-.
qrossr @c,lrf ter smerifansr in zen lesten
Sblahsteu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Ser Seili0e opt SSatbs. -

8eiiflihfst Su 0aeunes trat nit eem Wagi-
frat Der Stact III llnterbanolun9 tpe9en Gin.
lhaffun9 eiues Sceili9en, uno bic @rmeinoe,
cq9leid, tpenisfnr oas ibr unuDtbi9 lheinenbe
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bel bieiem lleterenfrmmen nitt oeutlf,
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an uno iolte in Der &apu,iners@ @apetle beises
iest werren. atlsin beim Sslinen oes Sars
9es fanoen Die Sctprbner bon Neunes einem
Ioeilisen oru Wahs, Ge, Die gang fiber
0laubten, einen pobl crroiticnirten, einbaf>
(amirten Gcjlieen fir ID i'd neree @cle ,m
betcmmen. slnfanss CAB flt Der ln,pQe
ourd ein mebr unc mehr fd) itei9ernoes
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te, oaB Der beige Batter aneertem feinsr 9e-
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mar, Brad eine fOrmfi ihe Gmp0runa lcs uno
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Nm Wcrsen oes 29. Sebruar ls47, auf benz
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Der Captain elmer Sreiwiaisens Gcmpasnie
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mar, fclgences crisinele gebet:
vset bente nit uus i'm Sample, 0err I!
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Gel NIT uaS, rp,e cn nit Solua warR, als
er bonn @ilpol nah Beth DO : ron uno Nia>
on hinatfieg, nm Die 9lmpriter Sw (tla9en.
lDir tttteu bid, niht, Come unb Weno
t'afehen 3u MAIDEN, mir feben nur INN &c.
mug pulper, senus Ia9eslttt uno feine6eis-
hinge. 9tmm Den alten Haub unb 91ulfia lr
relnen beicnoern SfuB slmen ! WarIb -
Dieie Gcmpasnie fra Muneer Der Gapf.r.
felt oerrihtet haben.
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mem 5eiddfte allein, sletd enem Manne.
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oas unbeitreitbare 8edt aud, meine Stims
me 5u 9eben, ba id ebeu 70 gut bel Der Der.
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bin, ais ibr Wdnner." slle @eeenseraeIs
lunsrn maren oer9ebens, man muete ibr BEN
1Sillen Iaden, ile CAB ibren Stimmsettel ob
Den natitrltd bic Committee in eie galde
ifedte. (Dem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
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gSir erbalten observation-disclosures 3eituns
gen 30 M IL. b. Dl. Das Dampfbcot Saibiou
finn ben gera @rus on, une brahte Hns
tpitti9e uno interGante Teui9feiten bon Der
Staet Wtrfc.
Die Naurtitart mar fcr:rpilrenb tmSsfe
Der omerifanliden 9lrmee.
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na befan>, otrr nohrlheinlih mar er tit "
meca. @ini9e Staatcn haben lbn ais Terrd>
tter ertldrt, uno iTno bereit srcee Gruppens
corps at itellsn, menn Ge Don pareoes ODER
Suitamente ccmmanoirt'wereen.
Die @enerdle pillcn II. Wortb lebsn nod
Der erte 1T per,punoet.
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1O2l Mlnu lein.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03

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The Late Texan Navy.

An application was made last week to the Circuit Court of Washington City, by Wm. C. Brashears, for a rule against the Secretary of the Navy, to show cause why mandamns should not issue ,o command him to payment of the salary of the said Brashears who at the time of the annexation, was Lieutenant in the service of that Republic. -.
 Able counsel appeared the part of the applicant, and after an argument, tke question postponed, to allow the Secretary of the Navy 10 be heard. The question it is understood, will have to be finally de- citled by the Supreme Court. This Is matter az will readily bc seen, which intimately interests the officers of the Navy of the United States, involving as it does, not merely question of pay, bat es rank, by the decision of which, if tn favor oi the applicant many of them will be superseded by shose who never held commissions nader the U. States
 E Saturday Cour 3t& ma.
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NEW ORLEANS, l6th Nov. ls47

NEW ORLEANS, 16th Nov. lS47 Editor ofhe Baaner:
 The great commercial metro- polls for the south and west, IS resumng its usual ly business-like appearance, and the great calm which was produced by the epidemic is now to be succeeded by a corresponding storm--the merchants are all returning from the east, with new and splendid stocks of all kinds of merchandize and are putting on their most winning smiles to meet their friends from the country.
 The cotton marke; am sorry 10 say, is in d very uniavorable condition, late adyces from Europe state that every brahch of business there is labong under unusual depression, two of tfe best Banks and a number of the most important business houses in that country had failed and others were 3ect ed to follow, and It is thought here that the price of cotton will not improve, and Arkansas is now woith only 5l1 to Gl1 cts. Those who ship to Messrs. { Moses Greenwood & Co.,, wiIl get the best prices that can be had, and they will find in them, able anl efficient representatives of Arkansas interests.
 The emigration from the east to this port is i'm. mense, more than 2000 arrived here on las, Satur day, and tie streets the shipping are at all times crowded with foreigners, and previous to this time the ship fever and the epidemic here have been very fatal to them, but now the city is getting in very healthy conditoh-and in fact the yellow fever has long since ceased to be an epidemic except among foreigners who had been exposed on board of the ship and were in an unhealthy condition
 Corresponding with the decrease in the price of cotton il is though; that goods will be cheap in the spiing; and even now there decrease in the value of domestic goods.
 The uncertainty of the Arkansas River is and ever will be very great drawback on the commer- cial and mercantile interest of Arkansas, anIess in the course of time railroads shali be constructed along its entire course through the State and proba by that will not be done soon.
 Yours iruliy,
 ARKANSAS.
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Mf, t'lay'S Speeeh,

We are iadebted to our friend Mir. JAMES MrR- riES, for papers containing the speech of Henry Clay al Lexington, oa Inc 18th inst. The rcsolu- tions offered on tho occasion, by tho distngushe,
 "embodimcn' of whig principles" will be found in another column. We ewonld gladly give place to the speech, but its length and the lnteday we re. ceivcd it, make it impossible It is very evident to us, that MT. Clay again aspircs to tho Presidency, and the enthusiasm exhibited by his friends renders 1t almost certain, that he will be taken up, notw,h- standing the aresia6aay of Gen. Taylor. reiiqble man is now, says the Union, most in demund. This of course Is "the last stake of desper rate gambler
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lERY GOOD.

The legislature of Tennessee has great difficulty in elcctng '. s. scnaior, and are casting about for an available candidate. Among numerous other gentlemen called upon for their views on lmpor- tant public measures, General Bradberry, ''the distinguished whig Senator from Henderson" has been addressed, and furnishes the following reply to the interogatories prOpounded. Strong and to the point, there Is no somInittal ibout the Con-:
 NASHVILLE, Nov. llth, lsi7. GshfiemeH;--With deep scnsibility, respond ,o your interregatories- finding myself suddenly placed in delicate and ,esponsible relations.
 am in favor of the war, first, last and all the time. Mest candidates say they are for "eigoroHs psosfcation:" go further than that lam for giv- ing the Mexicans the very devil. The war Is ga- just and inferna on the part of Mexieo, who begun 1t; and President Folks only mistake was, in not understanding year sooner thah he 'Gd, the cir convention of John Ball and the diabo.ical collu- sion of the Mexicans.
 26. Now, am not for disturbing that tariff of '46. St. Patrick and John Buli have now tasted our corn-bread-lef them have il, say, Tariff or ne Tariff At any rute, let us feed them us long as they caa pay for it.
 3d. l take It rather personal, that your inter- rogatories do not refer 10 the 'Wiat prop ' I know and care hut little of the proyiso but think 'Wilmoi' himself deserves to be hung With profound respect,
 Your humble and devoted serv't.
 H. BRADBERRY. MesSrs J. DUNLAP, F. Porx, and J. q. HARRIS.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SlLE.

In our. advertising columns will be found offered for sale the well known and valuable place belong ing to E. A. Moore, Esq. IL adjons this city and affords every inducement to purchasers who may seek desirable residence eonjoinei with profta- ble farm. Property from which ready support may be derived, must always have attached to il a certain ini,iasic value which the fluctuations and changes of the times cannot alter. Such place is ihis and the terms of payment will be made easy, we commend it 10 the attention of those who may be disposed to buy.
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1 nlSTikE.

John Van l3uren. son Of the Ex President in a speech recently ht Albany says;
 s'Bnt what has MT. Ritchie to show, that he has, in any degree, contributed either to the harmony, numbers, or triumphs Of the democracy? Arkansas was strongly Delnocratc that you could hardly find Whig with search warrant; [Iaugh- ier1 and yet it is now under the dominion of the Whigs.'
 This is moi the fact, and never has been so far as the Sta.e being under tie dominion of the Wings The old hunkess. barn burners. and Wings com b;ned cannot make 1t so, although we have some disorganizes here who, pretending be Democrats, are trying very hard to produce such consumma. tioD
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ANOTHER LETTER.--Gen. Taylor, in a letter in reference 'a nomination of himself for the Pres- deney by the democratic electors of New York city, says;
 Tn regard to the signiGcation of ny approval of the spirit of the resolutions have respectfully to say, that agreeable to he spirit and intention of the course have thought Il advisable 10 adopt, do no, feel myself at ibefty express any sentine nts hay 'ns the nature ol pledge 10 any political party"
 Gen. Taylor seems, indeed, determined not to te candidate for the Presidency. and takes this mos, delicate and polite way oi telling the people so.
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Oh! Cheek nOtthe Tear.
nf BERTHA.

BERTHA. On check not the tears, that fall on thy pure
 cheek,
 If they flow from the fountain, of feeling and
 truth, They pearls, that are hidden, tho ever deep, Wiil in time yield harvest, if not in thy youth Suppress not the smile, that can cheer the lone Who hath naught but cold gances, to greet her
 soft eye, Twill reflect back new beauties like rays of the And cause thee to gladden., the breast that must
 sigh. Withhold not the hand, that is tempted to give Twill turn back in sorrow, and cause thee to
 weep; Remember that thou hast not always to live That thou with the loved and los, must also sleep. What lovely reflections to look back, and dwell On pleasant emotions tht thrill through the breast Of those you've made haFpytis such that can tell, And cheer the night gloom, as you sink to your
 rest. Then cherish the tear, thnt so sweety doth flow, And the smile, that doth come from the bosom of
 truth Be thy hand ever open to sorrow and woe, And there-Oh begin, in the days of thy youth.
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The editor of the Democrat says, he "never feels ashamed of TRUTH" The intercourse between him and Trnth, is at such long intervals, that we fancy she must be very much ashamed of him. Our ncighbcr, if he has not repudiatei her altogether, has been vegy s;s:sai in his attentions, and seems to entertain but little regard for her at any time
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The English Ministry.

The London correspondent ei ihs A' T. '''' under date of Oct. 24, says; .s
 The Morning Posi of yesterday meh,SIs n'r... IA Is rumorcd in political circles that oi' ho'.t a had been sent for by the Queen, and 'ass @ premier had private auaienee Silh he' The Post, how. yer, scarcely beiie".s m uls "'' the rnmor, bat says; nrsa
 s.The Qaeen canHot have dismissed ps, Ia Minister, and we are much mistaken ih i'y~ 1.-..2A RasselI if he should have teUdeFed hs se. in inc mere anticipation of danger or deIeS"
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IL is evident that issnes are at hand. grave and momentoas enough to chango very materially the old relations os partes.--BaH .9'Heyieaa,
 And yet on these very issues. the Federal party will be beaten utterly as II has been in the old ones. Evea upon the Miuiot proyiso. with all the rejoiengs of Federalism cannot unite the half ef It's toscss. .ss- Lea Den.
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Newa from californin.

.fctioa at Leg Pay. The New York hs's publishes n letter from Lay Pay, California ~4s June l6th. It. Col Barton had received o'oo'' {. ' hold his troops, consisting of companies a. D z r, of the New York regiment, to iake P0sr.''' v of Lay Pay. They had fight with '',e eoea'4' 7 7 capt. Steele was badly, if not mortaiy wo5S'- IL Williams was killed and several others VI slightly wounded
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GroeGA U s. sENAroRs.--The Whg members oi the ueoigia Legislature me, the evening of the sth inst, and selected candidates for U S. Sena tors from that Siaie the Hon Judge Berrien and ". C. Dawson, Esq, the former 10 all the present va eahey, aad the latter that occurring on the fourth of March, isie. So the probability Is these gentle men VIII be eieeted.
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By the proclamation of Gov Martin, of Aiaba,na. the city of Tuscaloosa ceased to be the capital of that State on the laih ss.. and the seat of Govern ment was removed to Montgomery. The Secretary oi State has received the keyS and title deed of the new State House al tue latter city
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

For the information of our readers, we give be. low the result, far we have heard, of the meet, ngs held in the several counties for the purpose ol appointing delegates to the Stae Convention 10 be held in January next, and for whom said delegates were instructed to cast the vote:
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sll,7@,l9 2.
R. J. WALKER, sec'y of tho Treas'y
supreme Judge.

On the ith inst, the two Houses of the aeESs ture of renncssee, in Convention, elee'sd, OF v 18th ballot, k. J. Mckinney, of Green eesslA Judge of the Supreme Court of thai State io' V ' next l2 years. The vote stood, on the fFsi Ss' s
 Jarnagin l6, Hynds II, Sneed 9, Lynn il " v, Kinney l. Mir. Mex. was no nominated tli .n <, the 9th baloting. The final vote was--ior " Kinney 5, LyRn Al, Hynds 2, tarHssi".
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ABOLITION voTE IN NEW YoRK CiTY.--In the late N, York elections, shepherd, Aboionist ean- ddale for Governor, received 32 votes in the whole city of New York Tappan for Comptroller. got hree hundred and three. And Jay for Secretary of Slate. was henorcd with fourteen.
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"Young women" says tho Rev. Dr. Beecher, ''wbeneyer you see young man nibbling at cloves or nutinegs, on catering a church you may safely say that young man has taken adrink," True nine cases out of ten
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The legislature of Tennessee has FePsass 7a... law requiring the termination Of the o'".s. .s~s. election within the first thirty days, and g'ca - selves the scope of the entire session i'f '"' ton.
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We arc, indebted to Col. T. D. MEnncx, for the last N. Q. Bulletin.
 To Col A. H. RvrHERFoRD, fOr.the7 Delta; and Mr. IT. A. PowGRs, for late papers.
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G- Ii is rumored that Mir. Secretary Walker has decided to ask tbe next Congress for loan of s2o,OOo, GOO.
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.'fie that 6teapts to mske whig of me, will make an ass of hip.seiI i--.Ioha VaR Barea.
 John made tks attempt npon himself and fslGasd sjs esn prephscy.-Bestoa Posf.
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The Washington Union of Saturday night states that Gen Taylor as obtained leave of absence for six months, and Is eoaang home.
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What Language for q fORsftssma''

The Philadelphia times says--"a eo'fssfg ,,s 7 writing to us from Gloucester, N. Jr S',s ,sss Hon. Mir. L. C. Levin addressed fectpa ss meeting at that place. In the eoar~e oi "s s.,'-e
 he alluded 10 tho Eensiugson Riots ana .ss (,s nyowed, in so many worsls, that he 'fa',G N' S o!ics.' and that 'aI he regretted was iha. " ,s the pewcr in his own baI,ds, If ae hal = ..sa Ayng toefy Jssa,fin has coaRfrg i"s s,l s discretiitahie language for any msn 10 b'I, s
 tlcuiaris oae who, as Q law rnakeT sbea1 ;d \ lie example of decorum. Yet. the Nsis' s yI gln to protest that they gre not 'ea'' ~" yiews.''
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K. MALoNY, Secretary.

 The following list of appointments of preachers by the Arkansas Annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, we find in the Washing ton Telegraph. The conference convened at W ash. ington on the l7th inst L1ils Rocf Distniet.--Andrew Huster, P. E. Little Rock Circait.--Charles P. Turrentine. Searcy--J G Alexander, Lhtle Red River Mission-:Stephens Parrish. Smithville-James Rice, Batesyille.--J J Roberts, ewisburgs--James M Rogers, PerryvilIe mis--J NJ Boyd, Bcnton.--J. Cowle, Elizabeth.--S. Carlisle, Saline.--J II Bakeley Fayetteville Dislrfct--J Harrell, PE. Fayetteville cir Stanford, Fort Smith and Van Burcn St--H A Sugg, Fort sHath.-Te be supplied, 0zark-T Owen, Dardanelle--W l. Gathery, Clarksviile--J NJ Steele, Yellyille mis.--'ro be supplied, Carrolton.--R NJ Morgan, BentouIiile.--T'o be supplied, Jasper misTo be supplied. Washington Dtstriet-W Moores, P E, Washington cir.--L P Lively, Camden.--J W Shipman, Camden cir.--J W. Shook, Arkadclphia.--R W Kerby, Blue Bayou.--L C Adams, Montgonery--J Stevenson, Little Rfver.--T G T Steele, Red River Aftican mis.--To be supplied, 1. $ Marshall.-Agent for the Washington Male and Female Seminary. Pune Biafs Diarict.-J Eastabrook, P E, Pine BlufFs.A NJ Harrington, Napoleon.--W Anderson, Arkansas.--J Renfro, Columbia.To be supplied, Harrison.--W Finn, Warren---W Mason, Princeton.--W 0W Williams, Eldorado.--C NJ Slower, White Oak.-To be supplied Helena Dishict.F Brown, ? E, Helena.--G w Cottingham, Old Town mis.--Te be supplied. Mt Vernon..-J 'Hnnen, Green niis.-E F McNabb, Marion.--A. Avery, Osceoia.-T F. Garrett, Lawrenceville.-J D Stockton, Missiasippi.---J W Floyd. L, 5. MARSHALL, Secretary.
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The FesleraliSts themselves. in Ne% L. ,a,. ss don't appear to be very iaytaai "sef 'Ds sso z in that State. They say their y,siot{ .,s, a ene to argue any fighting on the oias' ''
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29

EH* We have poi fe<eIYed official accounts of the ( " ilnss n Pra6ss. Mostgamny. Polk and Ss~ fi>s. bsif Nave lnfofmation which anthosizes ns te yensb for the eosFeetaess pf our Iisf
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29

HEfGHr or THE EPRFsIDENTs.--Almesta all of our Presidents have been tall men. if We had selected our rulers as the children of Israel did their first hia hataks
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29

Msssrs. J. DUNLAP. E. Pora, and j. c. M H.ns,s.