davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05

10 be on granting leave to introduce the res
%olution.
1Several voices objected.
Mr.. HOLMES, of South Carolina, said
that if the resolution was considered, he
would move TO amend, by an inquiry wheth-
or the scoundrels who caused them TO be
there ought not to be hung. (Laughter.)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05
Truly thy friend,
MARY b. THOMAS.

In a subsequent letter our friend says: "As
to detail, the whole transaction was like a
flash, to those who saw the miserable ending.
| was impelled TO write without delay by the
thought that it would be in time for the Free
man. and that any procrastination on my part
might leopard others of these suffering peo-
pie, who are living as was this poor girl, in
fancied security. Our CONSERVATION was in
eypressible-ou sorrow and indignation deep
en- daily, as the thought returns of the awful
announcement with which we were Weakened /;
They have carried Martha to the South
To do what will be of most service to the
cause-not their ause-ours-that of our
race, is our burning desire"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05

had sprang from her bed. Her screams, and
those of the poor girl, who was now thor
oughly awakened to the dreadful truth, arous-
ed my father, who hurried nndressed from his
chamber on the ground floor. My fathers
efforts were powerless against the three they
threw him off and with frightful imprecatlons
hurried the girl TO the carriage. Quickly as
possible my father started in pursuit, and
reached West Chester, only to learn that the
carriage had driven through the borough al
full speed about half an hour before. Ihey
had two horses to their vehicle, and there
were three men besides those in The house;
These particulars we gather from the coIored
boy Ned, who, from his hiding place. was
watching them in the road. ,.
Can anything be done for the rescue oil tnls
| girl from her %kidnappers! we are surprised
and alarmed this deliberate invasion oil our
house is a thing un%imagined. There must
be some informer, who is acquainted win our
house and its arrangements, or they would
never have come SO boldly through. Truly
there is no need to preach about slavery in
the abstract; this individual case combines
every wickedness by which human nature
can be degraded.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05
From The Pa. Freeman.
Daring Outrage burglary and Kid
mapping!

The following letter tells its own startling
and most painful story. Every manly and
generous heart must burn with indignation
at the %villainy it describes, and bleed with
sympathy for the almost heart-broken suffer-
eTS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05
Ernm The National LnleMgencer.

~ The following, which appeared IN
our Daily paper of Wednesday, Will Prooa-
bly, explain more particularly to the readers
of this sheet The nature of the occurrences
which gave rise to the excitement mat mas
been so happily allayed
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05

OF some 800 officers! Now shenld Mexico
sanction the treaty, and the bill should not
be passed at all, why, then the President
would not have the privilege of feeding FIVE
hundred hungry partizans; nor wherewith
to buy votes to defeat the Wilmot Proviso.
Why then should we wonder at the zeal Of
his partizans to press action upon this bill 7
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
Fiewers.

How she aa;sersas heart of Haaa tlszsss fewegs They are wreAihed round the cradle, the marriage alssr and the ieah. The Persian iE The i~T East 6shgais Ia tfeif psrfame. and writes hls love 2n nosegays, xhsie ths lsdisA child oi the far West elaps lis haacs wtih giee ss he gasasrs ihe ssan- Gaas howsrs-ths alaminafAd scriptures of the
 Hariss. Ths Cupid ef the snciens hindSeA tipped h5x arrows with nowers. and eFange baas are the bridal crown with us, natien of yesterday fls~- CTS gaslaBded the GreeiAn slsaf. and lhey hang ID you've wrezthx brfore the christian 1hHnes- Alt thess are appseerlaie Fao&eTs shoala dsek the brow ef tie yeafhfai hsi1e. fer they afs ia shenssises lsxeiy type sf msrriAgw. TasJ should twi1e Tcnnd lhe foe, Ter their rerresnAiiy rsnswsd besusy is symbol cf thtiE fezarreFtiS1. They shoald sss on fhe alter for shrr fraErace and ess beaaiy a<snd in perpsrIai worshiP before ne n'ust hign
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
LSseTsCEHKsf eF ClSsInAIEx
BEsTeN. Juns I'd. ls4s

BEETeN. June let. Isse CoL l. ) RgARDex, Eco;
 Srs-- Y oa wtii pesss anaonsce ny nanss ss . esHsiaAIs, 10 represent te Ish distrsct ia the Ss hsiss eoznPoses of Saline and Perry eenasses,
 And Ossise. yoars, kt
 V. K INGLISA WesAs sashvriEed b sRaoaece C. 4. CELLARS as esssS4Se Ees Cs&siakas ol Bag Beck tse nztie, at the snsains AagBst election.
 We are sathortsed to snaoahee GenDcx \ PFAF. ss candidate fer The ofscs of CLERK. fer PagsAsi eosssy, ss ihe eomang August election. U-ws are authorized to Anpoaace MILTON FOWLER. Ns . e&zsdidzse Ter tie ef7ce ef Sas,iE si Faiaski Cena1y. q, the ensuing AaRasi elesaiee We are aathoHEsd ao anaopSee B. F. OWEN. Esq candidate to rsirsseui the coaAsy sg SAlsne ia tae nexi IagislatuFe.
 April IIts, lsss. --sI We are authorised te =Enouace g. NJ CHaaErs. as esndsdsts Sov SHERIFF of Jefferson eoontf. st tise ensuing Aagust eicesioa
 1sxcA 25, ls4s go -4ms U-We are authorized To aanounee BEN. r DANLEY. as candidate for ihe 0fsce q sxwasrs, at the ebsuing August election. the eBsuIag August etscsscn
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
MILITARY NOTICE.

NOTICE is heruby gwen, tsst ther~ will ts~ sr V election hesd in velaateer eempsny, eatled lire ~Pulaski Cadets" for cue Captain and three Iieatehants. st tise Sfzie House, co Tuesday fhe 27ft aif.. as l6 o'clock, A N
 By order efCoa l J Howard, Cosnd'g iath Rsxi Ask's Militia JOHN C. PEAY. AsIf.
 18th Rrjf Arksnsss Mnfis. Jsdges of said elec;isr are A. Smi,t, D. " Css. roll, aat Wm C Thernisa
 Abc'T OFFICE. Little Rock, June 27, ls47 { a2
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
NEW FORK

ExiAINS aTt0ts sf ;ss4s ssesrine cf ths Resar II reFtinn. and othFr snhl-cts tberewsth ee1see- led hy the Rev. Chales P TaTreRtlae, late ef the Tennessee. sAd now of The .Arkanszs C0nGssence, M E C, South
 The above viii contain 500 pages, mo.-Pree 4I.se.
 sit,on, viii ao w~ll. to fsrwxrd thear aswes the sA7hor al Little Roeb. or give them 10 any of the msmbers Of iAs Arkansss csafcrence, of the M- F. C., Sostb.
 Little Rock, Jase 10. isIS. a0-u
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
EDuCATI0N.

MR R. KELLOGG. laie of Nashvile, Tean- 1F1 xill lake charge ef the school formerly asde, the care Of the undersigned. This gsaslenan re- ceaved thoseagh sduos'fsn ai cue of the best Is- s'iiuiioa in fennsylvanis: hes since leaving Gel Icgs b-en engaged m tsaesihg within the besnd. o nay acquaintance far three years, end 1 speak &d- vis-dly when sat be has moi failed to gve saiseF- sai satisfaction tO h,s patrons, Try hin and II he wiii no' do il again. He wi 6sixh inc preset, s><s'on which wiil termiaufe on the th of Jaiy Jhe second session wth commence the isi of August hex. under has chargs m my absence.
 Terms as Aerct0fags.
 C. P. TURRENTINE Jane 5, ls4s. 42
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
Reported for shs Esaisvlils Deaseras.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June la
 The Senate was called so orssex sa the usa.s Aour sad proceeded to hnsiuexs Af. BradSasy presented the errsenslsss Of Mr BsWasn, whe ssss sworn ih and tock his ssst.
 The Vice Pgssidesst lsid before tis. S+nass a y. PoFs sf" The sest vf wsr. relating to se ssn.orss. and rosa cf srsps gzssptacsnrea at Washington.
 M. fuiee fEot ed te take Rp the siss rSlssinr te t5e naTsi tstirea list sud srrns list x the puftose of Feeassag f ts a select semssiftes with inssiue iioFIa fo sepcrs general bill. Upon shis uDoton | lengthy dsbsie srsse. wnen os netUa, the uaesilsa xss informally i7ii Rsi5e
 In fbe Hoess Mr waltaSs, of gsata C..ns,n. appeared aad was sworR in
 Mr. WeaiwOT'h tnosoi saSpcnsisa cf the ,s4ies, thst se might oaer rrsosatieh, fxHF day for the consideration of the Tivrf and hSrbof tin
 Several mea1h-rs nvEed for csii of the House, which was had
 Tbe resolution was then taken by yeas and nsv.. and asci9sd ia iss hegasiss. i've thirds Ho; voting ioF it
 Ms. Asbn1su moved fn sa.pcai the sules'ia ordsr ihas he sssFAt oser isfnt resyiaas 6xinv Ter rhs fnsi adjournment of Congress, The Tth ef Jolv The question wss taken by ysas ard pars, and decided In he sAirnasiFe, yezs I6I, nsys @
 4 ressiuticn wes rrsesd 10 reraets Cru,chetf's lantern from The 6eme cf the Capitol
 On meaen of Ms. viaten, the House vent inta committee ef the wbDse oa te naval spyrOpTi Atioa bill
 MF. Petit made a spesch Of some isrgsA upon tern'oriAl fighin.
 The eonmitiee, sfisr soma iia,e, ,coAeurred "a the atneDdmenis and rose. d The House adjourned til Taezaag
 he Sensie ordered 30.0o0 copies Of the Con- nissi0ber of Patents rspo1 ts b. priaie1.
 A message was received from ibe PeeSsaeht trans mittaag the correspondence between Mr Buchanan and Mr. Rush, siRce the French reSolshon.
 The Senate then. on motion of Mir Aihsrtoa, took uu the Indszn apnfsssfiafiso bfIi
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
The TrsSuue and the whis Nomiaa,ou.

The Ns~ York True SHn says. "hoTsce Gree ly addressed peE orce large shd indignant sssem- b'sgs of Clay whigS. from shs door st the Tribaas ofise last night He told ihsn thzt on sgrivirg al Philadelphia be fsnnd that extry shhE was cut sad try Ia. the nomination Of GeserAi Taylor, tai hy that nomination the whig parry had been feaffafly shaken, T5IxSokped cried a Reise in the crowd
 He said ke mus. take iisDe to consider before he acled, and advised those present ts 60 home and sleep II, before they resolved sn dsing anything Wtea he had eoncluded, noiion was made 10 cali Clay indignation meeting to- Aistt- which was car ned DeaIiy unanimously Three cheers ~ers then given for iAe de>af of Ceasysi Izyt1r, and cheers fer Mir Greeley. Ire rrcws dsd na dlspesse sili 2 late hcaf- The '-,aiiatality' eosriae is very un- gslatAhle.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

IF The e3ilog oi the Iiaenu Alias says:--
 We feel ous personal henor under the circHm- stances, pledged 10 tbe supposi si Gen Taylor for ihe Presldeiscy. taking Il iof g4atea as dc, in sdsancq of the olEcla fepOs, oi ias proceedings of the convent or, that bs snhmiiid bimself aLfessT sediy 10 iis d@e.son and 'hat hewas norlina'ei as a whg, upon soiisiaelofy sssarsne of his whigeery. Otherwise sre hot and wii Iet he boand; bai. ss we said. We take il icr grsnies our evn cond,- rons are aceede9 to ia ihe DynIBaiien, and therS- foe we shall feel beuni by it. ii receive reliz- bic assaI a''er, which VIC do moi 9Peci. that we se n lstaken'
 And adds ihe ieiiowisg significant dispatch ifom twe of ths obio delegates
 'PEuIabEIrnA. June 2, lsts- 1T. B Stspensea, E8 .4fias--D. not commit your. sci on pomioa'ion, aniii yos h~s from Us. Write 10 Inc couA,ry editors 10 stand $ armed neutrss. OaIo has bcea tramPlsd eown."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

And. also, n each cf the respective eouDfieS. the following ceunty oherfs. 10 ~ii. One Cleik of the Circuit eoar, one SberiiF one CoIon~r. enc Treasurer, one Snrvsyor- and fos the sevegai sosR ships in each county. one Constable and sBeh nam bes ef Jsssscss ci ihe Peace are sathoEized hy the Cons ituion and ss~s sf this S,s'eA!so. thres Scheol Commissioners fSs each and every eoassv, pr0vidSd by .-4n eel to sstabissh system u Common Sehoois,' approved, Frt sra. is4s- The Sherias pf the respective coGallss ale here by required is cause said eltti7n to he hd accord Ing to law.
 h tesiiDooy whereof, hEse hereesio <, set my hasG, and gAassd the seal of
 sad Stzte is Ae sHixed. at Lsttas Rock. en he l9;s day of Jane, A, D. is4s-
 THOs- <. DREW Bv The Geyernor,
 DAyfp E, GaEER,
 SscySl9yy sf State
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
]. D. Adams | Co.
Densal .NsfSr

nR MeiSTYRE. Dssfssr. sespMtfujly fnfsss6s his psitsnAs and shs sahxsglssis sf Eislis no<k weeks. wA<n he xfas bs ets6 e se~ sb1se eks hie@ r~essssd sAs hsneef af kis grseaiee ss4 fAuas 1f4 siscus pf oosassing n. Rfsfksassasi seessasmeazs lsst ~ssh Mr Jehn H. kaAs sssn ss~s<5sss. ~Hi As paacisaily srsnasa fs sf shs cad of tks sssss pe- rod
 Jane .. is4s. D.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
have the honor 10 be. E,
 yo1r osa' srvsnf,
 nD
B, F. Gen |. < eo,nrosnd, - n

Bt. E. Gen U. $, A.. commanding.
 To Gen k. JoSts, Washington, D. C.
 E,ery dog must have his ds', and SO must fhe blood hounds: They had han time Of f in ls4B amongst the whigs- new lei ihep coTne fyfta. They mus now be peitea and earsssd b, tAe aniversal party. Mf. Cfiltenden amasa himself and his hearers al the expense of the bAo6houDds in IS50, and as whig pgineipies lsase he mark are un- C. ~Iil repeat to-night what he aid in ls4a be wii amose some of has heaisrs inDease'y. Bcing asked by some funny Whig te say something aboat NIT. Van Buren's ~srs Tn Is4t, Mir Cri,tentien re- piiea tbsi Van Baren hal besn the hero Of ih,ee ~ars He ioogbr General Commerce, snd con- quered him; sRe sith his CHas allies tthe bsood- heundsl he foaght the Seminsles, and got een3aeF- ed. This wss huge Joke il l-4b---se geod that Mr. Gay had 10 repsst G F. Nashville 50 rich that the Rev. C. Gotten had put II n his life of Mir. Clay:
 When Nr. Clay spoke. St Na4yile, cf General Harrison. a soldier. ard of his b1iles some ore from ac crowd. erred out, ~Telips ei Van Burens baiiles"' "Ah, said Mr. Clay, T sSsll have 10 use mF colleagues iaasaage. Mir rrit -seen's and 'eii yoa of Mir. Van Burens tire, great halites He Mr. Criiiendenl says. thst he ought Gen Con- nefce and eopqaesed hg,; that ie tough, General Currency, and conquered him. ind That, win bis Cuba, siiirs fihe hoodhounds. r fought the Semi, BOies, sna gel eonqarredi
 II Is much better loke now, and we expect io hear something oi II this eyenhgsi the great raf- eaton meeting If no other orApr viii sAy word, we understand Prentice viii tskethe floor and give Il A touoh.--LoH. Dem.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
SUNDRIES,

E0 BAGS Havana Ceffr~, eJU 9 Re ts, Ie Hhds. Ssgzr, 5o Bbis, Ohio Flour. I5 Mess Pork, 10 Casks Bscon, 90 Kegs Leaf Lard, 2o Had bbss BaiisF Biscuit, l5 Bbia Ale. 100 Bbls WhiSkey, J1 Hali bbls. do. 20 Bbls Corn Meal. 10 Bbls Cider NtScgaF, Cask Brandy, Gan- Received on. .eonsignmen, and fer sale very low for Cast. I. D. MERRtCK, k co.
 Sfs0Esboat LeaGang. June P. IS4S 42
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

UHEREAS, The Constitution and iaws oi the
 w State of Arkansas, require that general cleo. on shall b. hela thersia oa Ihe first Monday ia August next: Therefore. l. Thomas .. Drew, Governor of said State, eo hereby declare aad make knowb that such general electicn viii be held ia the respective eoaniies of ihjs State. the said ftsl Mosdsy in AaEasi Rex'. ior the eleeison oi a tsoVerner, Regfe sehiAtiTe tp the Congress of the | Bite4 Stsirs and fr Siaie SeBa'of from esch of the foso aing Sega;orial Dsslricts, 10 wIt:
 T D,s'Iict, county of Wa hing on,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
TAxEs.t rAxEalli

A IL persons liAbie to pay taxes, respectfully A reeaestea tp cerBe forward and pay the Rasne iamesiAaeiy, they wt he dealt with aceezding to law. 4. MUTT. SkerlF an4
 Ex-o9scas .asssssoy ed Cellscfor.
 ef PetRuA1 CsHAty. ShenfNs office. Litiie Rock. Jase $. isse.
 nI0--4w.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
SA11 EHWGEDs
 Proclamation BT TIE GniERNeR OF ARKA2giS

 To all ts phsm tsfse psessnts shal eome. Esessssg. "HEREAS. Ii has been made known ho me that W MtoHAEL Deot.S @.a ToA STARR, who wese confined an the Jai of Johnson county, have csc ped theFeffo9s assd are ranaiRE at inFgs. Nos, therefore, l. THOMAS $. DREW, Gov erpOr of the State of Arkansna. by virtue oi the authority ia vested, de hesshy oder reward of FOUR ESDRED DOLLARS. for Se0O for eItAeT oi them te any person weo may sp- PrchsBd the said tagiivsS, and deliver them lo Inc ShetlH ot sad eoaay "a ordeT thsf justice iR this beAaif may he executed
 Ia testisaony whereof, have hereto set my haad. and caused the ssai of (ts said State te be affixed. ai Litsle Rock.
 sa ibe l2ih day Ot June, A. D. Is4s
 THOMAS S. DREW. Hy the Governor,
 DAYIp B. cHEEk.
 Secrrtsry ei Siaie. Descriptions -"Mseh heal puolin k abost s CT @ ycass of Hge biae eyes. fsr ee@pieet-S. iighs, sansts ha and soase hal bal heSde.i ~eaghs about i59 i6a tbs spare maae. aad is 1bGat 5 ieet 2 Inches hish-was imprisoned on charge of sss0cf- iag sifh iBteHi to magasr TOM STARR Is sboai tNo thirds Indian tChcrokeel speaks Eughsb--S5 years oi age~e ieei inches blgh. stout mace.
 Cpshhsd on q ehsrse of murder.
 LItile Rock, i2th Jase, '-o. 4O-4w.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
WANTED

TTNO hirs Negro Gsh. (eOokl fer which vii I give liberal wsgFs IDqrirs al ths Anthony
 VIII HAMMOND I June as. tsss l2-sf
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

IT. The denonstraiien in fsso sf Taylor ID the Eastern cites len foie more eIthusisasIc thAn sssr anticipated -Dzyssa TFswe'tPf.
 Just as boys ta tks proods are ia he the hahii of wbiSsIinz lea tGG leaAeF, fe kesp ter courage sp
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

The Loalsgile Journal has made oui Gen. Cass both Fe1eialisi and Aboiiueaisi. If the siAn- ceicuE puppy believed his OWE woFdss he would have hls flag up for Czss in spite of Whiggery. We had 10 i5es the drmecrstlc caaseniint woAla leet msn tc please ~kiss, bu; would have these gentlemen who are 30 ready tO snd faaii Nith Csss and Bater remember that the say To he hsgged Is asvsr allowed 10 choose tbe swnehes--Pseplef ? P.sa
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
FOR SALE.


 M FARM on Fourehe,
 #sssA shoaf fear'eaa nAiles soata
 B& wezf eE Lstsls hsS 4. aboaf
 fens asies f,sm he nasn -.u& SoaFhera FusS eentalasng S1s scsss snosl d Wl-ck l. vesy god Eich land---On tle saose. lhese sse asariv ese hHadred sesrs q clsas~d I4r4, esan ftTtstle hewca log a~elliae house. withiwe fccms eurA 2o n s4ssssS weis Fentissted wlsh large win- 5ows Of Kiasx. and passage D tssg wide. ke, Sc TheFe Is aiso ea il . very rood Pssch osehzrB. . -nzst apple orehzEd (@s ~ 30 lreee.l raost ef airh src besr1Eg. as weli zs peas iFpsS IL Is we'd wsisFei Bs&ides several sp'i es nnda wsi. Yoorchs fsns bT the yard seRee sad is there. besattasanS clear rsnalng stresm. Thars is alse wstNV power sfesn several never tssing arge zpFig Drspeses en ts sboTe iaAa in fhe epaaian of lheSe exp<riencee tn saeh ms<sFs, suf6clsst to make asii grind gin Ta q. sks sAa8s Ysxg rsnsG This is the epin- iea ef Mr. GRoRcE nRorEE the present baiIsex 0i Penteptiay, ese cf the best ns-w ytghts "a the SFAf~ wbe is well aeeesiHscd witA ths sAcvs farm. afsc to wAeen an sGtAerixsd ts rcfsr for imurma. ssaa. ssso iefes e M.. waasm DrHfon, now re- ssasHg neas ts& seatherh read, abrht ssssn nliIes fesa this esty who lived my Earm several yrarS. AS tke natural pesaa1ge is very 6Rs sn the above land. ana fw msny miieS ssnsnd, it woala make krsi rste stoek farm. A ssad hargasa esR nov ss made wlah nc. F r. ~ERuTCAFlELD- Liftis Rect. .JNRe i6. lsts. SI-u
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
-~@~A
LETTER. FROM @ Eou Lewis Cass, of Michigan, m. ,sc War and wilmet -E'rOviso.
W..nr.eror. Dse. ea, ls4.

.- WasHissros, Dee. 2S, ie47. W. have learned. through various ehaanels. ..', k.tet has bscB recently adasessed by you te t-. .,sc,.hae eitiIsa of Tssncssse, declsEatise q TssWs on tse sgbject of tie Wiifnos PFosis5. .,,s ss heretofore rad Sih hish sa;.sfsctsos sht h.' s.e,,u1sea, e ID 6i5ersnt fOrbs, fFOm Messrs- ,.,,,, spd Dallas ta oPF6sifisn fs fhs Precise, ia' b,eritg tsat Inc promsigalon Of sound views fo, ies,Rs Ds1oerstle s'aiesaDsn eAah'pt De with ", .,4 esc, si iAs time ia facilitating ths settle ...s ei inc rauraeHtous qaestiOa alluded io. we ,,t. ,,e b,t,y ct requesting thai you wiN, Il no. s,.,,reeaHs to ya0reh, allow your ieiies referred Y, Ia be pubas6sd in sbo "uAioa.
 We hsss the hs8or io be, Sc. &e,
 ]. THOMPSON.
 " S FEATHERSTGN,
 WM. SAWYER,
 TH0S. J. TURNER, ". ". WICK,
 JNO&L ROBINSON.
 H. S. FO0FE.
 HOWELL COBB.
 4. N. NENABLE,
 D. S DICKINSON.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
THE DARDhNELLE SPRINGS,
 OF A M& RA 1A N @@ IA M1@

T>HE sabscrIber woaid irf rim his friends ard he \ P.1tlsc reDeraly shsl ,ti. Ceietrated atering Plsee f&nd ih- especial hvvffte 9s hoss who has . spent a samaes ia the ea5ss raent ei the delightful seaery t stssads1 oTea for ihe receP'aon sf visitors.
 Hs has crreetca additieasl baildings ard sd%ed 10 the Bal nE Rooms every pcs ese eenyshenes, and Eene 10 ecider4ele expeRss Ia procuring Inc iesns for yisiters b ty the faf-ssmed "Ned sics Cure. as wei as the Warm BstAs. and every imfgaseHs al which caa promote the comfort os tbe myaBd es te gtsuscs,san Of tbe naa of efsare. has bern Adie4, The fasne of ttes@ ~ssfs are too Ntte spread io neea remark here The sirsfie fact iaat Nature has furnished si one sPet. si lsas; sais fsw yafcs apart,
 F9TR kPRINex earh aiEeren' from fhe s'hrr ss medicinal quail ties B,ake them great resesi tsr the ci1izsas of this aat oher Ssaiss
 nhik SBlphar Said 10 rvsi shose Of Ngii'ia ss to ee s'anc here
 Black Salphaf aad Chaly b,ase,
 A SODA SPRING.
 The sRhsbissgss os Cites may here exclude tsem- selves 10 season. among the wssAs ct nxinre. and secure That recrsasion neeessary to heslth, and yes nos be deprived, to any considerable sxtshd oi their nsasi laxarses eF comforts.
 The&e Spfiag% gre sataated as she b1se os tue Ms- gazise Moansaias, s0 snics wesi from Little Rock ten miles fen Arksnsas riser.
 An AcceDsp odAiios Mack is always in Iemdsses' at Mir. Geo. Wniiams.' Dardaneiss, 'e convey visEs oss to Inc Springs sh0 may aTstse on the Steam boats which ply reguisEiy and also connect st Nes rixtows semi sekly. wrh the Uaiasd States Maj Line oi Mir Snapp. frcn Liuss Rock, to Ft Smash s thst passengers hy either route c1s reseA ib' SYstags wiiAeut delay.
 JOHN Il STRONG. June 6sh. isAs 3s-If.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
An EatAnsiasI.c MIL

An L4tAUsI0slN WHsBs saho are y0s gciag for. for President ''' ws ssxea oi whig frisaa whs honoed ss ulsa esa. "Fer Henry Clay snz nosOi eiss If hs iIEess Ii be dies gs Eg hts azaa E4ktrztoT.'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
chortaw V,and Scrip.

IN pieces cf sS aas ite s=es, fog ssie hy
 \ May lash VIM R WAIT
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
Rrefeaads. 6f .llsie.

Mr. P R. KEsSA. FespaesI6lly iAfssnss a1o Bus af L1tie Rack. shss ts vii k1ts Asff4xsSsA ia Masse. uFea he RiaAss Caszt, vlclfk, Flafs eAa ClAronea.
 His ssFas sEs ssoaeFs.A and Nili q na4e ka1aa uPea spfisess,oa b hla q sAe Anfksay Hsess. Right Rev. Dc Byrne. Hn nk eSs Dssw. Rev. Ms- wsixh. 0s. 8 c. Deeg1. C F. R~strsna. Ashess PfsA. W. E. ~eedFH4. e. 1. Re&na42. Maj P. T. CrussAA=se, er P Basssh.
 Liftis Roek, Nay @. f8sss se-a
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

Aud. also, meushfrs oi tie House ei Representa- tivss es lie n~Al General Assembly oi this Sisie, iiosa ihe respective com ies thereof. ts r q, FroT the ebuHiS of Arkansas, one Re; rssehtstive.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

In the Congressional Globe of lsI0 page 20t. knd the following letter. pai of tie report of the committee On military sfairs. HEADouAHTREs OF THE ARxY or raI sorTR,
 For Brooke, Jay g, 1858
 Sal have he honor b enebe Yoa a comma nscs;isn tbs moment received oB ihe subject d pFOcuing blood hounds from iht Island of Gala. 10 sid he Mmy in its operations syins, the kos;iitles ia Florida.
 ' em decidedly ia fapcr q + neasste, and beg leave Ggaia to urge Il he ohli means of iidding The country of the In1iahs, whoare nOw broken up into small parties that take sheler ia s~amps aud hammocks ss the army approzhes. making l, i'm. possible for us io follow ereriake them without the aid oi such aRrisGrss.
 Should this measure meet tbe beAppnobAtion of the department, and the necessary authorities ts gran ted ! wili open . correspondence on the sabiect with Mir. Eysr'oa, through MaJr Hunt, Assistant Qparternas,er al Savannah, sid wHi authorize, hip, fl il eau be done on reascssble ieru,s, to em ploy few dogs, with perSous wso understand their management. Iwish Il distilciy understood, that my object in smplos ing dogs o1fy 10 ascertain whether the Indians can De fns3, mol io. worry them.
 have the honor 10 be. E.
 sts1As