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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-19
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-19
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-19
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-19
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
VICTORY! VICTORY !!


 We have just received by the Telegraph the well come news of the election of Francis R. Skunk, the Democratic Candidate for Governor of Penn sylyania, by the unprecedented majority of FIF- TEEN THoUs AND votes.
 The Whigs hnd prophccied, with the utmost ca gerness, that ruin universal run-would visit the whole country when the Democratic policy went into operation Pennsylvanla was selected as the chosen spot in which destruction was 10 make her home, when the Revenue Bill of s46 went into op- eration Her fields were to be deserted-her viiI- ages were to be destroyed-her forge-fres were to be extinguished, and her ploughmen beggared by the overthrow of the Tariff of ls42. The clamor for the time seemed to have stunned the people of the Keystone State. But foretold, they would rally from their Panic-they would look aronnd upon their fields, their villages, and their forge fres--they would find life, and activity and cheerfuness on all sides as the practical effect of Democratic theories. We were confident of this, for We were assured that our principles would yin dicate themselves. In this we have not been mistaken. Pennsylvania, the State in which 'ruin'' was to work her peculiar ravages, has returned to her allegiance and by majority of fifteen thousand uttered her voice in favor of the Reveue Bill of l646.--Rieh. Enq.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
Cbe Aarketa.
NIGHT. OCTOBER eI, ls47

The Cotton market continues very dall, and To- days sales do no exceed 1000 bales Prices are still tending "a favor of the purchaser
 TobAcco.No sales of tt,s article today z-
 Sugar and Molaszss.-We notice to day sales of 10 hhds. new Sugar, at 8 and 6 do. at 5sc ]s ib In Molasscs, 100 bols. new sold at 23 "a 2sc Fp gallon
 F1oar--rhe Flour market continues on the ad vance. To-day, 2352 bbis Ohis sold from fis,bost. at S Do: and small lots of Illinois, ai s So v bbI. We quote Ohio, S5 00; H., $ g a S SO: St. Loais, s 50 "a s6 00 v bbf There continues but little sale, and holders are firm at tine above rates and, at the time there exists very fair demand.
 Provisions No sales of consequence in frsvi.- ions to-day.
 Graih.--No sales of Corn to-day. 75o sacks oats, sold Ut 34c, % bushe
 Bagging and Ropes-Small saies of Bsgzing to- day, at isc wyd In rope, two thousand coil.
 sal,-The cargo of 2sOo sacks st. Martin. Sal, sold yesterday at 2Sc, was resold sp-3ay al 2T cts v hushel.
 Whlskey.-Rstaii sales of whiskey to-day a 2Oi& a 2ic- v gallon. Exchangs.-Segotiations are still eEecsed will great difficulty. We qaole Sterling. i04 IS sS l06 though some bills aEe said to have been taken . I041s @ l04; Francs, Sk 42k v M 4s; Bills or N. ", at 60days , Q 35k v cant discouat aheoks @ lz v cent. dirconnt; Short Sight. a 3A ' cent discount
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
 Aad Priatsrx' Furnishing Warehouse.
No. l7, CANAL STAsEr Rov

NO. IT, CANAL SHEET Row.
 FTNHE nnde, signed beg leass tv announce to pub. 1 fishers and Printers. that they have stablished a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city, The Book Letter of this Foundry as cut 10 order by workpen ofiong experience, and as no ex- pense spared to obtain the s faces and to perfect t in every respect wiil venture h say will be foand hseaseme. fl not the hasdsonesi In the United Siaiss. We have also 4 very hand. some assortment of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest style ,c which we would call .he attention of Printers befoes purchasing elsewhere Ali articles manufactured by as shalt be of a material equal. ii not superior, 10 any manufactured al the No th; and as we shall sell Type a, Ne. York prices We tsus, to meet wiIh eneoHrsg getnxnt.
 We are now prepared ta nAnufach1fe Hxas. Rule, aud Type of any magnitude, ~ith p,o.nri. ness. We would also particularly Cali the attep noa of Printers ie our Leads, ha.iag aa entire new set of moHidsI by which we sss enabled t, fur. hish srrfiect article. We are also Agents for tn, sale of tbe Napier. Washington and SmIth psess ss. which together with Glasses. and Cases. Com posing Sticks, f9EDitgEe. Ink, and every other ar tieie required in the Printing basiness. wi:l b. kept on hand snd furnished at mannfacthrer's pri ees Ediiofs an9 Printers wishing to establish News papey CT Jas PrsntiHg Oisee will be furnished witl an estimate in detail for The same by stating th size Of the paper or the particular style and aaansi Y eEwofk so b. executed
 5J- The PFoPFiesoss of newspapers who will pub hsh thss advertisement six moaihs; and send "a per io our office weekly sill be pad tor the adver tsstaent hy purchasing six times ihe smoaz.. of af vessising bill in Type ; }A GREEN Co, r Csa,l st Row. i .4xsst7 is4Ts s--sm W Q P'scysas
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taken psis6hkf Among the former have to u,sp. uoa, ne being one of thOse have been able to ind ou', Oen. Don Juan Nepomueeno Perez. killed by Ssnnon G oail, (which giaseing struck ny aid Lie. D Franeiseo Laxo Esirada The Col. of Engin. eers, D. Juan cano, and ny Adjutant D. Laeian Calvo, rhcse family particularly recommend to the Proteciien of the Supreme Government. The grester part oi those who accompanied me complied with their duty, and their behavior eofresponded with wnas the honor and saaetity Of the cause we are engaged in demanded
 All of which have the honor of inforninx your Exeeliency, in order that you may inform bis Ex- cellency the President, and offering you the c0nsid eraticu of my great esteem.
 God and Liberty, Taeubaya, Sept. 18th. lsa7.\
 NICOLAS BRAVO To bis Excellsncy :he Minister of War and Marin.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
SCOTT AND TAYLOR.

When the enthusiasm kindled by the exploits of the American army shall have grown cold, when history shall have weighed in her impartial scales and estimated at their true worth the victories which have been won by the two commanders of the armies of the United States there is not doubt that Cerro Gordo, ContreYas. Chnrubusco and Chapuitepec will rank above Palo Alto, Resaca de
 la Palma, Monterey and Buena Vista, despite all the glory which attaches to these last named bat tlest e1 1.-The great majority, if not all, who are compe- tent to pronounce an opinion upon tactics and mi- tary operations have already decided the question, and proclaimed Gen. Scott as the most able gene ral of the ago, and Cerro Gordo and Chapultepec as victories which should be ranked among the most brilliant which have been won since the wars | of the Republic, the Consulate and the Empire. In the opinion of many who entirely disinterested, Scott is superior, in military capacity, 10 all his colleagues In the American army, not excepting
 Gen. Taylor himself
 Whence then proceeds the difference in the sym
 pathy which is manifested by the American peo- pie, and by foreign nations, too, for these two - lustrious ofiicersl
 At this moment, Taylor Is the man, if not the
 most popular, certainly the most beloved and es- teemed who lives in the United States.
 Let old "Rough and Ready abandon the field of battle to return to his home. and every where
 upon his roate hc will be met with the most strik- ing demonstrations of popular sympathy for his
 person. When that day shall come. the cities will I be illuminated, on all hands the cannon will thun- der in honor of the conqueror of Baena Vista and Monterey. and an extraordinary and unusual Joy win perysde ihe entire nation.
 Would such be tt,e case in regard to Gen. Scott
 No; he would every where be hailed as an illus
 trious captain, but there would end the popular de-
 monstrations towards him.
 l To what then are we to attribute the difference in popularity between Gen. Scott and Gen. lay
 iorl It is this: the latter preferred the sacrice oi
 his person. oi his life of his poli principles o I the lias of family and of friendship, and flew te
 the drfence of the right of his country, whether | il was right or wrong in the quarrel with Mexico Gen. Tayler has shown himseif throughout the campaign an American and patriot in every sens< | of the word. Gen. Scott, on the other hand, by his scruplcs and his reserve from the moment oi | the rupture and the commencement ef hostiities
 has shown himself rather in tho attitude ef poll
 tician than a soldier; rather the sppeneAt of sE 1 Administration which he dislikes, than ctizef
 whose services and whose life beioag to the coun ' try whenever the country demands the sacrihee l ict who Hssy direct and rule her dsstiniss--N I O CoaYNy.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01

1s.e me Mexleans been able io stand the severity et their 6Fe When thev arrived sa inc Cate of ahe Ctty. they picked of the aEtiIIerIsts with such sc eursey that they were unable to load fhsr guns, os even snow their heads above the broast-wofk. This 1sganent has never. as yet. been furnished by the 1ceseLnnees e with a stand Of eolors A; Puebla the TssIs .rl: naa staad made at their own expense I.s nag nas been the 6rst on every bfeast.work. Snsla Tsn. 4nltmans column entered the city Now, would ask, has not this regiment handsomely won ons aoLa me hands of some city fthe U. States<- anu gnu men iet me ask who are more ready to reward ssi'Anuy tnaa the fair ladies of the Crescent City
 MUSTANG
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
$lO0 REWARD.
ESCiPED FR0a THE PEyiTEyTIiRY.


 nN lhe evening of the 5th inst, two eaavetx. " viz; sylvester Burroughs, but whose real name IS supposed te be stephen Lyman. and Richard Eaken.
 borrOugbs Cor Lymaa) was eonvietes. in Pulss. kI coauiy for the crime of s.ifg and sea- tenced. the 2sth Jane, is43. 10 te Peniteaiiary fos the term Of i2 years, He is ! q st inc hss high. about & y~srs O. age black hair. sssp SAus eyes, dark eoBPlrKon. mol stoalIy baiit, has ths right fore qasrisr and left hiDd quarter of hs head close shaved, and tise rest of has hair eat short wure od coarse whlte cotton shit. marked IS oa the right saOaldef aud wih paataloons marked is the rght haii of Georgia stripe and the left half af white dIiilag, and palln.leaf hata native of the State Of Massao buseffs.
 Eakn was convicted of the eriaa Of hsrss- steal. Ing and iafceny ln Polnseit county, m March f6ss aud sentenced to the PeniteBiisry fof the tern of years: and has subsequently, been senteseed to inc nstilalion for ht. for being one of the psin. cpals engaged ta the rsbstilon which resulted m the burning oi he PensieutlaTy, in August. lS&S. He is native of Henderson county, Ky. is about Q years of age. thick set and sioat baJi. feet i-7 { inches bigh. brown hair, light hazel eyes. large nose. and has relatives residing Ja St. Francis co AIkansas The nght iofeqaafier and the ieif had. quarter Of his head is close shaved and th. has oa the baanee of als head eHt sboil. Wore the same kWd ot shifi and paIis as Burroughs. except thai I they were marked 70, afd wore black glazed cap aId. iR addition. had iroa sharkte and eliain d. 1 tashed 10 his fisht sncis.
 Ibsahose tsoeoayicts BEREcuGHs, tor LYMAsl and FAEIS. notorious horse tliesss. and ases c fe very worst character, aDd i ts to br hoped thz aH good cillks3,s wt their bes; sadeas0ss4o ar rest abd fetaih them to tasIr old quarters in tb, psaiLenlias,. l sIl pay fifty dollars reward Gs the appFrbe bSlaD ol either l tss above eoasiefs O 1 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for both, on thei dettseTy 10 iae d he psalteHtssgy. pTeposiios ate reward icf their apprehension and eomnisfai ( anx Jail and iniosnalsea given to ne so that gs thsm again into my possession.
 GEORGE BRoDrE. ssvf.
 AsxAxsAs PE.iTEsTIARY, .. .E LittEs R0es Oct IT, Is47
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
WAWRPrm,

On Wednesday, the 2ash iasf, ia Chrksvilp Arks.. al the residence oF the Hoa. W. W. Fsayd by Rev. Robert 4. Latimer, Mir. JOHN c. CorNyI. lEr, Esq, to Miss LocisA (, NowwL1, ali of clarks vile
 Oa Thursday evening last. by Cyras ". Wilson. Mr, WILIIAR K. PAseHAL io Miss JsvE BGmn. ail ofthis eoanty
 In Dexter Michigan, on Thursday Sept. o9a. by the Rev. Mfr Lockwood of Dexter. REV, Wurra D. Coi-LiSs of ladi@a Mission Conference to Mss L.eEo~EsKIE M. BsKEH, of Portland. Michigan.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
NEW G0nnS.

LUST received in addition to our former stork |. ss aew style Of Prints slencia Pialis Muslis. de Laaaes, AiPaeas, Satinsts, kenineky Jeans. paala l'neys toE childfen's clothes Brown and Blesched Donesties. Coventry plai,ls. Striped L.ovels. La. dies and Caaiidrens M,s. Gentlemens Thihit iosss. uaHus"sne assos'tneh, os Wooisn Shawls ta. gether with Coasse and Fine Shoes Also hand. seine stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery,
 Consas;ing ln part Of the following artieiea. vlx, -High and Flat Brass Csadlsstieks, gssass Csstoss oi d,acrent sizes. Gun. locks and Flnts, cengress pocket, and Butcher Knives of fvasious deaerptions. Nails of'litiereni sxes, Re-. &c, all of which we will sell low for CASH
 (. l.. JEFFRIES k SON. Latle Roek, pctobsr 2s. ls4z, z-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01


 FEMALE SoLpiERs-When we fsst heard of the enroiiment of some lady soldiers. in Switzerland, we were inclined to regard if hoax; but the fol- lowing detailed account, translated from French paper, leaves us no farther to doubt its trnth
 ''The two battalions, numbering fourteen hun dred females, in military dress, present aspect at the same time formidable and captivating In their revolutions and discipline they are drilled to perfection. Cautiously enough, superiority of form and beauty has been very much the reason differ ence Of grade: the handsomest are oi The advanced guard, and this post Of distinction and danger seems willingly conceded them by their companions who are less favored by nature. Some classification has been guided by temperament also. The more vivid and fighiy haze been enrolled as yolgeurs. light horse-the more phlegmaiic as grehadiers. Those who have hgur-s of more smb0mpoii are in ihe cen tral bodythose Of slighter forms are stationed at the wings. The coaIsegsnd rude are enrolled as dragons and cGntfaierfs"
 We cannot well imagine, says inc New York Dis patch, more formidable force in the field, All re-. eogniEed systems Of modern warfare Rill be utterly useless. with such opponents. In their despatches instead of the hackaeyed terms. .'the enemy were repulsed with loss. shall read 'ihe enemy were attracted with great gsin." No two battalions that ever existed could eqaa these in the number of pTso. neFs captured, or eaptiyaied. rather. They might. without lIsk, have the words of Perry steIrotyped 10 serve for every despateh--sWe have met the enemy, and they are oars.' But If the prisoners captured were 10 be divided equally among the fair warriors. fear that the conclusion of peace would only be ihe comme nceiaent of war. IL will be ob- served that this army has no sf,ilery nor does il need any. Guns must needs be pow erless agains, a foe who could withstand the fire of their eyes The gallant amszons under the general command of gentleman named Sails -SagIio, who must eeT- tainly be, by long odds, the boidest in the world Their chief maneasre, we believe. is first 10 invite the enemy to barley. asd halt hour is reckon ed sufficient 10 talk him into submission. Upon their banners are painted rampant Cupid. m pail of breeches reversed, with the motto. Twin and wear them. "-N 0. Delta.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
cen. TayIor's Titles.

We find, on examination, that General Taylor has as maay titles as the Duke Of Wellington. Mir Marcy calls him" Major Gen. Taylor com manding"
 The people generslly-"Ol Rough and Ready g The Mexieans-''Do Zachary.'
 The teamxters in the Army-"Tbe Old Man. The Mechanics and Artists in tho Army Old Boss"
 The Mexican Women-"Mucha Buena" Santa Anna-"Old fool don't know when he !. whipped"
 Gen Scott--"My dear, dear General" .sI'm glad shis eoaee don't owe me any thing. said . hRaneier at breakfast.
 .Whyf grum blsd hts wife,
 'CAase | don't believe it would ever settle '--fsa len Obs
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01

Gov. Dodge, of Wisconsin. has issued his proels nation. calling special session of the Legislature of that Territory 10 take into consideration it's sd- mission into the Union. The 18th of the presen, month is the day set apart fos the meeting.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01

ArrcIsTnESrs,--The aesd cficsrs of the TAird Regiment of feR1essee Infantry have been elected at Camp Taylor. Cant. 8. Frank Chrathasn, who sefsed asisa % mech credit asdsF the twelve month eAii was elected Coiesel, wfhsa, onnos;fscr M, Whitfield or hsekmaa, was elected Lies,s Colonek and Mir Soloman 0t saInsneF, was elected Major.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
Partridge Ro0ls..

I'M PRS. J. PAsrEtB0E's celebrated watss@ lOO pfaof and plain calf boots. made fos--an1 tss sais ky VIM. P. OFFICER.
 B--lhese boo's wili wear from six sp twelss noashs renstaat use.
 August %, Is47 Sl--m
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-01
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on Iaie Sunday aight. whea the congregation q eeFsaiR eharch was leaving tAe house of Wor- ship. R Commenced sAining Alady said 10 q cen sienan, who seeonpaEied her and her sister.
 Wby, EaiRs--sehd ard get an umbrella ''
 "Why. ny dear" ssid the gensleman, you are heisneF sssar nor salt, aud rsin will no huti yon
 "No, = ssid the iady, abut we are lass.s :, /