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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
Nttirnn ari.

ii,ere Ars mapT interesting specimens i Mex ar and tsste safsg 41hsl, tsd ea SI Gtsatss street egg.siis ts the Theatre, hich our eslses wal fad westhy e srissg noea and examined Is~ saa&ie td Sauls AhRa, captured Il Pe e5le. Ntsch rt- ettginaF saeas, IS gorgeous aud lslnxnshcsas piece fg art nn5 etFfssys ln stteng hgbi the great st l ena issae O t,ae MsStcAn Eaeohssass ls asnid be iS sr'csop dese, iPs'eE of ii st -seh s-- sBa tussatn ias tskisre snc efssasseass li Et1trfs nfrh fooeleas staGss and ls kesTV S5th gsas hha stteF The Pesa,Easl i. .Cg seiA ssss, b isaa Hss 4e green s4Eet u tte sea IT r.getee 8t fa.s ,sseai end s~gslst gtsa ans slsrss san- brel3egy- IA@ sfirra3ss tf se.sa sllsef wAshse s7th god The trtGls as e{ sAa cete. and th- l0s'-gl-cs ts ui ge5a sfaaAea sah tsrstaAnts sIsS iessas d e4fspfeoI hDea ihEoDshsas sli iss. ay-
 srfenzxcss there prsssss ths sasse iaxsrsassse ei efA@mest sSd eE wssisa. Tnas saaOiz was laksa al Fsslsa Nhrn SARia Anna Nas ia-r-S te make preC lgaiste IrtTr-s frug2 thsi fERn k Mks Es1Hu- saclsrras ih -hEl Ebre- \ 2 aNsSer tiSsl MsAir&Bs saBs rs1- sueh saddles iese gre asHSss ia sarh aarfy ts ry ifafa ser TegEh asy4- Ths cssssrs sd MsAicsn iEEslses ssassfhsssg Basyc thEA ssas sf t. giie 0r hlerfy sf iassss1s tsaGadez ct fsrz-y M s4s eri.iy weElfA slAch Rsasliy es.istsas n las atssiss sis aud faEliiRry s ssznTsA As AsArssrza sC0rr tgaas iyrf has fski hss flag tue Exgss ei his 4 ssh.sy. 4 Me1sraa srhts iss hss essraand-f8saed s~pra hs geo efsHse1les. ks HnG-Ssssee al xSSaie aud bedIasDse urafsFr-
 AEa0aE other iassess4ag sTaasssAss sxh5 hated ls
 Tue gU4d csott dress xhssh tAae latAn. sa Genera S&fta Anna sy tss preSeHs wlie. was ehrixse ned
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
Rfttiri fsr Aria- Ra,allr.

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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Arar}t haif ' nae from fhs Aiastasy InSiaaae- 1NIiL li,th year has closed with l.o pupils. The 1 :lsa sessasn SIii cnmuseDee on the isi Men- ey of March. an0er tse infringement of The sntseri- 'si. oFo sy hs former e1p4Fieacea ssis tanss and Ei' close the 2.sth 9sy os 3Ely. lcss-
 Professor Hapk lez1nrrs here io the Senior Cisss ei euhg Ladies, every asy. on Tsry fine Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, bes"rgisg IA3H senp,d
 Professors W yrhs and : SEiii attend to s5asass in Lata- French ana N sfbeInst.cs. wbllsa the Msli- tarF ssvrr~e. ia which they take part goin- Et tae othet inss itnfe
 .fs. e-2L T. [ JOHNSON, Pune ipsl.
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The Lssss.

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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.


 GEORGET0HN. KY. HINDER the iuspcctien of a Boa-d ef YisitOrs, l. sPpsiBted by the Exnculrre; the .AeJsiani Gen. e14i being gexefbcio) President ef ;As Bo@rd.
 FACULTY. Incorporated win nl ths powers, privileges. and csss which are exercised by the Trustees and ae- uity of any CaiIege ia the United States I r. gozxscN, A. M General Superintendent N T. HprKrys, A. M,' Joint sa. Gad FrVi. Maj. Science W A. FcRrrs, A Mi Prof oi Mathematics and CfvH EngineerinE- J J wYoHr. 4 M, Prpr. rf An. and Mod Lan- CazEes- l. H. FORESTER, Esq, Prof oE Law, Moral Sea tpot, and Political Economy. ! c. BLAINE, 4. B.. THTor. J E. SWIFT, A NJ, Principal of PrrT'arstory De farf-eant- V " GArxT, Ese.. Assistant. 'Educa.ed si wez; Point. -Nrrinis Military lastitute. The first year elosed with lS6 stuaeutS- The &C., a3eitie year commences eB the lst Of September and e'a~es Ibs 9th oi JGiy. with puhIc examination bsiore the Board Of Visitors Terns Taiiien is S38 te S4e per year. in ss- yaBcs Boarding # S-a ia the country. or Si0a in irTn psr ysar, eyerytbiag farRishec- Int Cadets veal s guttorm of blue cloth, Nj s S@ Pef yard. They are si1 hours E day iz school, haa i've heurs on drill. in Eooo weather E. An additional building. two sterleS blgh- Hsth iouf very large reoIns. II st completed thIs spring Georgetown, Feb :, Isss
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1 reuEiry lawyer 'eH haBd' fer kfs tiiy
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FFe-sna-tseatr yrA~ Ase. wben ssis westsIh reT1Sn sparsesg s@'tiea--whsn the reHhtyT bsF- room was the plaef ot ranmDs rrscFf, ard before tbnse old ssEaaene1 har ssrses aBd ssFgs hsa yssiaed to the gesslp nSw esnesaliy Asara iH sA 1rInkiRg sAioons. tisrs wGs certain ss; ef s~ec- anEDasSe. ee-AAo-sasy is5ivsdpzis wbeee eas1ou J to 'sa-s sitsT' nt tbe inn ef old -, sH Eii,co;sziiie, Csstsrsagns ecaffv. CssRsf-sssHst ssAsRg th8s ssf C,cQnseAs,s 6 - wtscse 'reagt sei 'FeAdy' xi hEs sFrssc has fame abroad fhroBGb pHi al shss rusasa ct kecAn'iyy Asushes 'f1esscr WAS gesGirmaa whst1 Ma A cal A-
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An oId Csnplaint.

II irgsites patience, wei patients io i'e s sate-ssipl dec'or. Nc elzss oi the iatisi tAK 'he 1rD-f ncIe seFefe3y tina sgaofsHi ela Ny1afn- HaIf o .lei, son1iains are iners izAcSfn fhsB rsE
 AJsd ssihsr can b. cured exc~Ft by s~esnIag s9 hu the4r wA8mssezs hogbSar BstiSas Aui i0' 2 since, psyslrisn iE He iSan ps H -; Me- ~st ssii ie4 ,n great haste hs ok laes wbe ewei uo thfee mites pH The doctRr e exr Tsptdly ie the house pEs;rrs 'se spurs iO his dark bay 'A'l tas s~esi lpn irnEn tAe animals Sades h siresus.- Wbon askae wksf aaied hes, the esG4say Tssi3ea in 3 sad sepalrtrzi tase, that .shs he'd Uo 5-e1 agns paln-1a anything -eai fell kla1 os ElGrzgssy 4sf
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
Qufmyls Povucs piuUs, SglFa Eis bllis

she wia uevef ioai in barbVr 0E ths day shs ges ia Feces Al the enGs fl Lae earth sla give iliree cheers.
 Io hep jlis grand work Of necessity and rns-cy E Hs highest ambition uT.an earth, and knew ho ''ellrT way 10 do II than :e make lTsi&ne for bs'te- T Ens II is grateful aud blessed sound, the cry T he TaaoIls are Armbag IhsaE God llsi are aiming. ! oERg men eseryWasre in lre4nIse pg1n tn gre the clear glascng el lbe seeA, sn1 to cherish their dzsnfy rsrs the Ftry apple oi she eyes Ibey walk Iaers p-puaiy-ibsy isei 1ae.as- seres more and m"se d 1aeh Like the FrasSs1n students N ben iass Enlk h2a ta De Gepe foT FTa~ sia) they take line bigAiesi NesPoo te isIt hearts aae clasp thsIr 9lrgiR swords i3kt vITgin braaeS-
 Hew long wil yeur deiectres- yeaF sN-srerk Esat vtsEDanus haek-ssil y.anaerers ia iss hang naaEi- eheek Jus besie passisnilts Ens1 bolt cra saos Tbiak e Ii well.
 TemG1a, m Lord. KKh pFElsBndss' oentrm1st yeHr rerY ca7aistt serTAHt. lpsA AlrS sEL4-
 r. haa sog1e thought c5 addressing to yoa sn sSfsaEsala'1on AooDi the parking os y0fsss heE, Term t4aciea~ -esns 3reliAg d eeofneY, e eHeu oi )as'lct- ghi iAsaoe sso 10 E5FteF tbs ihs pr.par9 but disErseefai rart4ae ei ihs Grown ehee should bs reversed have ehAng~d BY nsisd. lie wsso employs say wiA psek jury. aad l. isF oS's sogrn ie appeal ios sty thing io man Nhe lays a flss f9r Baassacie Pack away. then. fl YOU Gass- expect Bo lustsoe po oe,ustesy lndlsetee from yeu and ii yea gel nae Nitsan ySEr powsf, ea- 'Tssi yea iV sSesE sRsrcy. Es !. Ee keip s.s Ge'd. W0aA2 slow tsBDe io yVR-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
HREvM~D~ VAIL

IF | WATKINS has removed 70 ths sayai 's7s ni ' oorHpoec ssy l. 4. Maott Ees- i1nlf Y.- -l' tss' of t5r riry limits OFFICE ai L4 -,. DT-: siort, WLe-t f4e Elsy l'e fonno during . Aia' ai highi, when ner%sssyy and in e..es t,., ls afT Di LArhrI wifi &issad in h.s sssAa,
 ', e aaaai9pal et,ergs
 tas flsrsisian. -'' +' '' '-'S ''-'S S4 'A-' - ssb9ers b'S t4anes ie lis osl frieaas aag ;ssf- s- r.e e-a' i%'@iA- as4 bsF,ef i~f osnsznuaat.e
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NH lRRisGEETNTX

TAsrsnx-sse RSckzpr Nspo2cpa. nas. saudsy. "Wednesday, X Friday ty 7a- n- Leare. Tues3ay. Tiarsdxy, k SaturGay, r. h.
 NEsTERN fs Soeiis, IaH B5ireH, 9e Due Wednesday. ssd SsigFssY, p H. Lsate. Tuesday. and Friday, ? s- m.
 NoETBEKx--se BEtrsraie
 I,us, Moadsy, aud Friday. F.. m Lesse. Sunday and Wednesday,, ga III
 SouTsEEN fo Washington. nat, Sunday. "Wednesday, aud Friday : p.us- Leafe, TacsSsy, Thursday, X satardey. "A u.
 T. Pins BluF aaG Cslambla- Due, Sorday. anc Thursday. ?. ID. Leave, Sabasy, ai.d Tharsasy. eA- H.
 T. Ha SpsiAsS- Due. erery "Wednesday, ?. m. Leave every Monday. sa. R. Ts PeryyrsIt, Dassllls, end TpnsiiasoEpiils- Due, essiy ethe5 Thursday. ?. n. Lsare, every oth-f Monday, : s In
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Gambling iR FeEr sfsEeS.
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aA nx :" W~AHE

M .--' >' e"i ai'e ks'c ~sass; coftsa as6 woss 4os. 1s-N eSrH ana eofes Eaiis; slaoks ana esrss sss.- "'''', Seseh sreBeaes; siaeivsros lrun rpe a.t.. s3N shoe tsssad- peg crtlesx dra~Snr 4r5, ,.-.. ''"ss and etnseS hTa~ ies, derS. Eles Est'.pSN N het srsrFssag paper, ke
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A Rnarrt of Anrcdeses.

Dn,iuc the l4le capital irin iu Name, one of the lorymen drgxA ior the cccas,oh. being asked by counsel whether be had eveE formed any oTsinioil toachspg inc guf ti fae necassd. replsee very sal islsc,orlly, ttui he had s5vrsse4 oPsaian, sut had uever fngSA1a one
 4'Docser said lisPiag fashionable young hefi, wt0 had grsdaaiee H hAii dozen bezr4ing schools. 10 A frseno of eprx who had just been niroauoed 10 Der al 2n evening party. DoctrT, mhsca Go yoD prsier tolialiy of intellect or bfilIianthy: Some AEu1ia1ss hFiiaBthy, and others AaErths tioiioiy buf, sth Tor me, prsfer bFilisHthy and ibe4iailg eumhsped,'
 The doeior sank into the nearest ehair, wholly overcome sy tbe dazzling originality and pre- found depth oi ttese Visgs and haFing sye and bye recsrered starred for hsDt a his earriAge, so solve the problem Ai hls leisure.
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-uFARKANsAs BAN NER
 PrHLxEHED vwEKKLT. nv REARnON & GARRETT. THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN .6DTkNCE.
TERMS oP ADVERTISING.

rrRw< OF AUvERTISIxs. srunr. ei la iInes, nr less hTxi iilsef5scn- ro,t.R. aad FfFvv CENTS Ter eafh eeatfss- - -ater 70 hnes. and nFs eXceenlng i%. te ue aaef'' aaefT s,uars ana haaf-erer ls. and ant ex- - stre sA Es twe squAfe<-1A@ iH 'Ass' af'sAA'V'a' =. l,,irs- a9pe-tiseTnerfs
 IF n iseaysratE to b. paad teT En 1aFHnne, F1.r. " nssntrcd hr some respoasasse person- ss ,S' ,,.d,iausl aceganf. At the above rsaes,
 ,- s,a and under siao. in one yeHs, dss- .p,,r. nf ss peT cent. ~ih he HnAae; and when II e.s 4, alpa CT urwaras. in the same FeEsod, ta'aFa ', ef ssl rer cent wiD be made. No aedne- 1r,,,vef. wiIl he made. d payment Sf dsserTed t.'@ ,ts vcaT shall have expired; DOT wlH any re- ,,,., As made op legl advertisements. required hx irv io le pushsaed-
 Az. exc,eh hng 70 IiIes, renewable Ai pleas are, Sse
 Ea @ 50 An ,.y.isernsEts, or parts fhereo6, exceeding la, .a =. s.a Bnes as the case may be, subject ie the r-s and aiscegIts hrsi mentioned: and DO eon- .+t ,. tieas rates for less tes n than yeaf. No rrtap for aecRssutai omissions: and all ousnfEArts :. f,,. year ta he paid n advnnee.
 STANDING ADvERTlSEMExTS Eor rg fI,,cs. or less, each additional
 months, ss squArH. sa
 a. 6 l9 :" +-
 F Is :" l3 All slaacang neveT4lse rncHts li Ae ehaTgfa st the ,s ,,spt,nneA rsies unless coarMrt he made mAEb t t. ,,,sert,ea and mus; be Isid for in advance. Nc Y.ersa will he announced for any etscs, either e4fY staie. or county without the advance Psyneni el fes doilarE-
 PokncI circulars win be charged as advertise IBeifs aud pavfnens required m advznee-
 Ne tah wt4 hereaffer be delivered to any fsersoa M4ih stcm we haze nc regular deAGngs. ubnl pad fer.
 All advertisements mnst be marked wIth the num- her t insertions desired oher~ise they %ai ee con tinue6 uniil ioStad. and charged hoeoFdtngag' 1T, Ne TarIAtiea wlH be made from the Asort rAies S9ngit number oi the paper. l21 cents.
 Al letters must he faa-pssc. oT they ~ail not re- teise Enr zftent8on
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Editorial Gessip of ihf "rsnkss Bladt
4 down East Joker.

Everybody Dow n- East knows er has heas6 of Si. Fnou B. D--, oae oi ths bardes, old lekrrs in the tNteBFSFs reglen thus 'yciept. Is hIs patmy days, while "crustahRlaiIng'' in the eIty oi R---. se confessed 10 he. in ths Sool-ilils line well In that 0f szrcasfns and reYarte-S the stRrrest customer aSoat and eFan Dew, one Whe asrlrss 10 s<come the gi-z1se1 orel bIna, ta aoor iIin n var of words Is Hnde1 i,e necessity ef getting Up very esIly-to say ihs isasi MuHy and l4ugetrr- prov okipg the anecdotes tod r Illustrator of his sirfe~ dness aud vii Of the Ia,eI lind fine Following:
 One hof summers day, iu tie Court of (. P. . young spriE d inc isw, whose hrillancy ei intel lsct Jess evi3sn t. his AncHa5HiaBces ifSn bs Elsriug seli-coDcei, which stuck oHt isay in sll he sad and oid-betnT 8eOai b eNiisai tis ssion- ishing powers of raina IA the argu Eeut of case, remarked to Sine, that be getting very warm, and wished he windows raised to Ia4ke Inc room cooler
 ~Are ypu getting warm; Is that D fset.y qulck- iy replied Sine n low tone. yei distinctly agdlbs 10 all The disciples of Biscksope neSr--'thsn de, for -s sake, keep far cG!f as4a, ySa &Hoa, nsrer good cold g
 The sarcasm us kreDly felt. hui if cps: car be- dcar. for ' blow followed, winch. be cosiessed hurt ibe beaety ei his hrHuspiece fer week O. more.
 Another lime al tbe Bsnror boa.e. seeing dash Iiy ydressea, @hiskers5, and IaRslas he'd gent, the deep bery ruhicubdity o4 whose uose, Ht fbe apex, indicated fIoqasni habt ot '-siIlllag putting great E1any airs, spreading himself extensively, otherWIss map,iesting tAsi ae ieii hEnsta to be ''ail eTeatson sho soueihing more, Sine. dsgnsted with his Fasiy, de4ermlaed, II possasie, 10 Tarqfr Il iiftIe- Stepping up ibe stranger before ba'- room fall uf Pslsahs- ts wbera ne had previpssiy given a knowing cock ef the eye, hs addressed hAm with great grsvity ihus- .Sir. yoa must have been q rich man yout day. Spent large fortune, take iieh' If 1 IBSy Dc 90 bold, WhRt dia Il Cost yoR. Sir, to paint yong nose that eoiorg''
 a'Ssrs "-- ber1eiy replied the nan oi whiskers and mustach, ''whsi q ye mesH ty such remArks; D.xt IBtsEsd 'o insult De, Sir f''
 .Oh, pettiing, Sir-notiahg,T ,T colly rep5ed Sine T oAiy asked for IH8orEaAtionJsst 10 grHisy rny rursosity-ttlais all. The fact is- slr, il oosi Nr sSeoe io pat ihas color on my Dase. abd thought from the deep bae Of rOprs, Il eoadbI possibly tInve eosi you 3 red esns LesE-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-06

Coz. MAUNsEL WHtTE.--The Red River Re-
publican publishes the following extract of a
letter from Col. Mansel White of this city, in
contradiction Of a report that Col. W. had a.
bandoned Gen. Taylor, instead Of which, like
hundreds Of other Democrats, he continues to
give him a jealous and cordial support:
"Frum youth to age | have known Gen.
Tay or-he is emphalicalIy a pure and honest
man, who is devoted to his country and it's
constitution, and will staud by both, uninAn-
enced BY party-he has said as much, and |
believe him. l know him to be a man not
easily turned aside from his purposes, nor in
huenred by any other consideration than the
good of his country.
His military exploits are to me the least in
the scale, Of the many excel!e lent qualifications
which have recommended him to his country
men, for the highest flee in their gift. He is
smphatically the man for the times his purity
OF character, strong innate sense of Justice.
incorruptible honesty, and sound u~nerring
jugement, will be our safe guard in the hour
Of trial, and therefore ! have no hesitation in yo-
ting freely to place the helm Of ST. te in his
hand.
sit has long been my opinion, that the old
issues would fall away before the now absorb
ing one OF the North and South, on the sub.
OF Slavery and the equality Of the rights
the South. So far as regards myself,
would never yied to any compromise beyond
he landmarks pointed out by the Constitu-
ion.
You know that | am a democrat. and have
'een 50 all my life, but cannot sell myself to
'arty. want neither. office nor emoluments
go for Southern rights, southern men, and a
President"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-06
Third Despatch.

CHARLESTON, September 30.
mere is news from Ireland Of an outbreak
at Waterford, The Police Barracks Of Por,.
la0d were attacked by the armed peasan,ry were
rePelled after loss on both sides. Waterford
OflOge was blown uP,alsO Gtumbsy Ferry. The
force on the hill amounted to four thousand
Regularly drilled-and under a leader
o'GormOn being COmmander.in.Cbief. PRO.
visions were supplied by the surrounding vii.
lagos and country. Everything has the an.
peaFanco Of being managed by a regular
gener0l' and a successful rebellion is in an,iei
patton.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-06

GEN. CAss N The IRIsH.-The Washington
Union OF Saturday last says that Gen. Cass
is a great friend Of the Irish, because he made
a speech in favor of the Irish Relief bill in the
last Congress.
The Union says;
"Gen. Cass voted for the Irish relief bill,
and was also its most eloquent advocate in
the United States Senate, as the following,
which we copy from the Congressional Globe,
will show.'
Very well: but will our venerable cotempO-
rary answer US The two following questions?
|. Did not Gen. Cass the next day after
making that same speech, sit in his seat and
refuse to vote for the bill when Mr.. Crittenden's
motion to take it up was voted down BY the
Loco-Foco party?
2 Did not the Union of that day take grounds
againsrthe Irish Relief bill as unconstitutional?
NJ Y. Tribune, IlM.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-06
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
TnE TAYLOR PLATFORM.


The PoWer girsn by DE COnSatsion to Mt
EseCuhre, % inteyposs his reio, Is a high ronser-
ratve poser, WLich shrujd nersr be erere'sed er-
sspt IL eases of ciear rotation ef The c%onsitution,
Or u,anjca hasts and pant Of consideration by
C,ngres.
4 The personal opinions Of The indiridual ~hO
may happen 70 occupy The Erecutire chair, ought
not 10 eontrolh he action IF Congress upon ques-
hons Of domestic pulley, nor ought his objections
% Be isterposed WIete questions Of constitutional
poger haze been settled By tie Uarious departments
Of government, and acqlGesced in BY the people"
+" UpOn te subjects Of Ue tariff, Ht urrency,
The improvement Of our great highways, rive's,
lakes and harhofs. he Vil Of Che people, as eg.
pressed through their Representatives. in Longress.
ought 10 be respected, and earned out by he ETe-
cutire"
" Var, al all hnaes, and under all circuna-
stances, is a national calamity, % be aroided, IL
compatible ruth national honor y I" IHeprinciiples
I our goutrnmenL as TeH as its true policy, a G
Pposed to he su5ugGtion Of other nations,
and The dismemberment Of other countries By
conquest, for, IN te language Of The great WASH
lNsToN, Why should we quit our orn 10 stand on
foreign grouAd?'" q. TAYLOR.