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7Der NtDsralr BeobacUter.
Neabine, hen %. Tcbrnor 1913.

0~V. B. PALMER, Esq. is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the III
BERALE BEOBACHTER, at his Offices IN the
following cities
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Chestnut strets.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-02-29

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-02-29

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-02-29
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bale es posdinNeiS III.
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x O.. 0. E.
HssOui, and Odd P,IIsvship.

These distirct organizations for farroses Of be- nsy olsDcs. in some vicini,iss kept dttnct than we could wish. We have known Odd Fel- lswS who seSe strotgiy ami masonic in their fse- isgs. ami Mascns who ic0k on Odd-FeilowshiP with 70 great degree of friendly allowance. We could see any Teasonab!e grounds for such colness, suspicion, oF hostility.
 Ea8h Orders have an experience which should teach charity. In modem times, no Institnion has snfrred fsom he lifting violence of pros eation than the Masonic. This prosecution arosr aud pre- vailed mainly rom the fact of 's seerrcy Shall ii tasn tse eed .sfsudef soa youRs ht htigbor, distln- guished for the sane pecaiiui'yT We caa ai>eos no yropriety or consistency in the assumption of such position. On ihe other hanI, Ok. .Fsiiow have endnrei some tribulations also acceant ol ;he seefecy of their fns'iuions Shaii they persist ia perpetu ltipg nnimosities founded ia ignorance and inf4rned by jeaioasly and fanaicism: Having been themselves greatly misunderstood and unres- senaby opposed ou sht they moi ic 5s aPpFehsHsivs ef tfGhg similar injustice n kindred Fraternity
 For our part we are utterly unable to hnd any sa- ilsfsciory justification for such state of tiiegs- On the contrary, they ought to 5e the warmest sym ~P Paihy and the Interchange oi kindly sentiments ever maintained between the two bodies.
 The feeling we have here indicated refeis only to a comparatively fgw isdividusls. In the main, ecsnmeDdable degree of mutual friendiness IS iel, by the two orders We wish rhere was no individ ual exceptions. We shall make IL one of oli cb- ieets, SO Tar as We may, 10 promote harmony and good will amoag Masons and Odd Fellows, and all men.-C0aH. Odf-Feiior.
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CoEnrnIssioner,s Sale.
Trr srA1x Ov AskArsAs. ,

TPE STATx oT ARKAxsAs,
 PuiAsKi CcUETY, {t
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that. in Pur. ' suanse oi the provisions Of ocet of trust, ex- ecnied by Richard C. Byrd and wife, and William J. Byrd and wife, to the Bank of the State of Ark ansas, on he 22d day Of November, 4. D. lsi3, on lots numbcFed, cne, two, three, four. five ssd six, in Block number Two, east of the Quspaw line, m the city of Little Rock, to secure the paymsnt o their oiai note executed that day to said Back for the sam Of thirteen thousand three hundred and siSiy-hve dollars, sad interest, payable tAelre nontbs after date, and the oreer of the fiBanc al Receiver aud Attorney of sail Bank, the under signed, as SheriH and Commissioner will oiicf for sale. al puhc ouicry, tnr cash Tn hand, to the last aaa hghes bidder therefor at the door of the Court House oi Pnl4ski coan'y, on inc l6th day o' oeio- Der. 4. D. l5ls (beiug the first day of the next De- io5er Term of the PaIaski Circuit ConFi) between he heGFs of judicial sales, the ssld lots Humberod l. ,, 5, {, ,, ad 6, In Block number Two, East of the Quapaw line, in the city ol Little Rock, tegeth- CT ith all The buildings and Improvements siuated thereon, being the brick row of stores, ani the iio- 'ei called the Franklia House, fronting on the Ar kansss IigeT, at the lower landing.
 A. J. HUTT,
 ShertF and Commissioner. .9Jril Is. Isis. 32-H
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Editorial RfHenlirr.

ah
 "A brace cf wt'g editors in Nash, He. ". Hy. Smiih of the Gsze,te, and J. J. s Billings of the Orthcpotan. have been led into personal diiiicul. ty from something Ike the following;
 The Gazeite aSserted, first on authority, it ap. pears. that the charman o the ia,e Taylor mee n ' h. rc, he'd slated hat Mr. BHHng. ''begged' to te appointed . delegate to the Galiatn eonvennon.-- The Or;hopoli'au denird this VI ih reiaiaio'y ' remarks, secomPsf lsi hy card from the chairman. likewise eoDtsadiefing Gazst's. which paper ra- ther shifted the maiter the chairman, by saying that he had SO s'sied it to third persen whether true or not. 1.-the same time making remarks rathe cutting to Mr Biiiingsto which Mir. B.. in yester- day evening . 0rshUroii,sn. reyli-t:
 "The paragraph in the Daiy Gazette of yester. day. we consider too malignant sni p are for eth aE peties thaa sl'entr eoasempt. We ina- zine the yeiacity ef The s ". Shea non. wso wa. chsi' fnan of the psydsQn eoGu'y wiig etiEg. is considerable ss thst q the eflor sf the Gazette ,.pf that ot bis infoEnsnt. Thcmas, G- Shearnon'. s,a;su.ent is beyond the. reach of thoss who would fsishy it
 Wbsn the Gaze;se leaYrs tic rules of couries and deeency, ws stall Aekno~iedse lts menasrs. We are wiling that t shall shoot is pep gan at us as often as if pieases''
 Both gentlemen met a, the roS- office shortly af- fer the appearance of the above. when blow was struck, scnffe ensnea, dsling which Mr Smith snatched sresr from the cane Of Mir. Rand stab bed him in the pit of he stomach. IL is thought the wound Is mortal.
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PROSPECTUS
FARMER and MECHANIC,
 WEEKLY PIPER.
Emrw-~ A
Volume (. (QnartO Jorn. nesv ssrisI. Tel. ~ 70 oOmmence


 (Qaarto Jorm. nesV seTies. Tel. I.y 70 commence
 Jaa. 6. Is4S.
 HHE purpose Of this paper is to afford its readers 1 an accurate and reliable record of the progress of Ariculture. Manufactures. and me Arts; to sag gest improvements describe such as from time te time may be rnadeio stimulate the spirit oi IEven- tea and enteFprise--to disseminate such useful knowledge connected with the industrial POTsats of the American people, will enable the intelligent workman t0 csmmatd the patronage ol capital ln- stead of becoming its subordinate and seryile depen dea. lis object IS, especially, io benefit the work ing classes, not by political combinations or special associations, but by giving such information as will enable lie readers to manage business on their own account iI any feel oppressed with the arrangements under which they placed. In reference to this object. in addition 'o he regular Price Current and Cattle Market; Il wil receive aud pabiish fTom lts numerous lents Information as 10 the sale prices shd demand for such manufactured wares as can be prolueed al small establishments with lii ted investment of capital
 Inventors sill fht in its columns an authentic weekly list of new Patents, direct from the Clerk Of ihe Patent Office. And while it isa favouie medi um with Paientees for advising thei, improvements. deaeais in Patent Rights will find Il indispensable Co he prosecution -ot lheir business.
 In addition to it's peculiar departments fine paper will contain Summary of News. the Reports oi the American institute, and such choice moral and iigicus readings as will make Ii a welcome and safe visitor in every family,
 This paper is printed weekly, on good paper, em beIIished with Threc Hundred Engrayinss, and con sining forty-egh columns of closely printed mat ter. at
 Two Dollars per AnnHm in Advance. ay- Posimasters and others may retain TWENTY FIVE per cent on ali cash subscriptions they procure. All CoAMuSrc ArIoNs must b. pod- -pan.
 W IT. STARR Editor and Proprietor.
 JOHN M SFBARNS. Associate ,
 Editor and Publishing Agent.
 f35 Nassau Street, N York.
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 X comme ncing the Twenty second Volume Of the Reviex. we have to acknow ledge the continuance of liberal patronage the part of the public. and ot aa enthusiastic response from ths DemoeIaiic ranks, 10 those principles of National Policy which it Is our epdeavor 10 elneidate. We have entered into extensive arrangements for great variety ot novel and Interesting matter that will add to the at traction aBd value of the new volume. The new year will be marked by oBs oi the most exciting presidential elections, under ctfcImstaD ess of more grave importance 10 our institutions thai have occurred in our national history II Ia therefore of the highest consequeHce that the great questions hich shake the union to its centre sbo1d he dscus<eiwi'h calrnness Iabofonsly investigated and clearly understood. While the Democratic par tY IS arpsre ay split into several divisions through the very success which has caused # 'o triumph in the viodicsuon of old issues untIl new ones have become necessary the great democyatc be1r! ot the natIon beats IH unison with a noble patriotism aRd seils iH honest satisfaction s the rising glniies of our wesietn Empire. the foundations of which are only now being lad, and well II becomes IS to proceed disrassionatey ahd understandingly in the work committed to IS. Although "thouS gene ra'iens'' moi looking dowu upon ftom ths crests Of the Aileghanies s'to behold oHr deeds. thousands yet ;o come, swarinipg the intervening valles, will throug the Rocky Mountains the Ale Lhanes and the Corteras. all looking back 10 curse bless the transactions Of lSis. fearful respoh- slbity rests ppou the democracy ol the present ge nerahOr. and that they Will, as ever, discharge it faithful thcre can be no doubt. The efforts Of the Review will be exer'ed with fniI ot the i'm postance ol the eaus,. and ,ioah !, will be viz orousiy responded to by ouT subScrlhefs-
 The accustomed features of the Review will b" continued, inolnding Portraits and Biographies of Distinguished Democrats, men whose patriotic pID- ciples aud steadiness oI principle have Won the hdance of the people.
 We have 10 remind our readers hat the low terms on which we furnish the Review makes II indIspen. sable thai the payment of the subscriptions should he ih advance and thai the expenditure incurred to improve the Work. cSn be met oniy by the prompt remittance of subscriptions.
 The pubhcai of the RevIew has been commit. led to the charge Of Mr. John W Moore, who has been connected for the last eight years with the publishing department of the ''AIerchans' Maga- zine, and whose experience and well known ener- gy will no doubt exert favorable influence on the business, &c. of the Review.
 All subscriptions and letters of business, will here after be addressed 10 John W. Moore, 0lice ot the Democ raie Revie~. ITO Broadway.
 tTHOS. KETTELL,
 Ed Democratic Rer;etr
 foT
 To He Democratic Press we acknowledge tie
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
MONUMENT NOTTCE.

A IL persons holding monies ceslected foE the "A erection e Meramentin hcnsf ofthe officers and soIdiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, are requested Sy tho Monument Committed, to pay over te same without dclay. to the Treasurer; and forward Report, or tho subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col. L. J. Rearion, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice h given, beeaase a sufscientsam has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkanaas, of those who feH at the battle of Buena Vista: and also becsasr the Committee desirrs to know inc smount that has been raised for Mcnu- ment purposes.
 A. F. THORNTON, Treasurer. Iifflr Rock Nnr 94ih. 1T
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Godey'x Ladys Book and Family Magazine,

The oldest Magazine in the United States, con- ans monthly sixty pages of reading matter. by the first writers m the country. twelve more than the New York magazines Two splendid steel engrav- ngs, unde nable authentic eolored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet Work, and other matters, for the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained, &c., &c. Price for one year, which includes the Lady's Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in one month, s3 co Two copies without the Lady's Dollar
 Newspaper, ; co Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, 10 0c Eight copies, E o0 Twelve copies, 20 % 4 specimen of either the Lsdy's Book. or the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay ing postage on the request.
 Address, l.. X. G0DEY,
 Nc. ll3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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lN IDHMW-E

MR. ALLEN GRAY, of the firm of MessrS Good fieh Gray, will act Is our agent, during eur ab. sencs from tIs city m setlng accounts cnc us or by us. VIM. VANCE & BROS
 Lhtie Rock, Feb l, lsls.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06

 From Napoleon end Mouth OC CArkansas Ris
 yer t0 Little Rock, Van BuFen, Fort
 smith aud Fort Gibson.
 gTNHE light draaght steamers WILLIAM ARM 1 STRONG, MEDItSM and SANTA FE will run regularly besween the above ports for the con veyaace of freight and passengers--the Wn Arm strong and Medium leaving Nap0ieon on MoSdsys and 7Awrsdass at 9 o'clock, A. M.--Resarhing will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock naking re- gulaf weekly trips fse'a la'tie Rock 10 Van bnren and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit
 PasscngeFs and shippers may rely aPon this be- ing apermanent arrangement and thai their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spasch, and at the lowest customary rates All ibe boats are in good, sound condition and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & c., Agents, Napoleon.
 GREENW GOD & Co, ,Ag'ts, NO. : Dec. B, is47. H-
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c. P. TURRENTINE

DROPOSES 10 open School in Little Rock, \ about The first of February lsis.
 His object will be % cooperate with the citizens of Little Rock, in establishing a Seminary of q higA order. And dnntI such Institution s organized, and proper budingserectd, this school will be con ducted under his own SuperintendaHce, in the most suitable buildings that be procured in the city
 Physical Science, Mathematics, Ethics, and the Classics, will be embraced within th. course of instruction.
 Tuition fees for Session of five menihs Primar- English Studies SI0 high English studies $I5 t; Classics s2n.
 Little Rock, Jan. 2I, lS4s. 20--n
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MAP AGENTS WANTED,
~GNrHMG-Mc.

rTyHE subscriber, agent for II Habrfu'aa' .,, ,,
 \ continne the formers business ai H1' ..,, o.. on Main, near Markham street, and ksSP s@SS S.. iy on hand fvH and well assorted sioeS z, S-n, ries. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, HaIa~sfs' "
 &e. 6c, all of which ~ill bc sold io~ TOT oI,a highest marks, prices will be Paid for esa''' dnce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswsx' e ae ,rsg
 Little Rock. ie47.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06

Persons claiming the right of Presumption Ia ands lying within the above named towDA.. ps, afehereby notified to file the claims within the lime prese bed by law. JOHN MILLER, Register.
 Fxb. llth, lSAs.-2i-isw
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Po-ahontas Arhs, Ian. l5. is4S. 20
yfw Drlrans and lrkansaS River Packet,

New Grlcans and irkanSaS River Packet. Fsas-- D Steam Cotton Plant F.. C. Morton s4s.Ftsas s3 master, will run as regular packet s<zSs-sSs--sssxs from New Orleans 10 Pine Blufs, Little Rock, Van BGrcn, Fort smith, Fort Gibson and all hie mediate landings on the Arkansas river. Every exer,ion will be made to promote The com fort of passengers, and shippers cahfely npon hay ing their business attended 10 with ronp,ness and fidelity. T. b. MERRlCK X Co,
 AGENTS. Tbe "Cotton Plant" is furnished with "DOc- tor,' small steam engine which supplies the boilers with waieF-worked by the same power, are threc large big pumps fthat in case of snaggingl will throw three hosshead- of water per minute, also, hoes attached that will carry water to any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. NJ. & Co. Democrat and Gars tie, copy.
 Li;Ie Rock Feb 22, Isis, 2I-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
NWR,EM0cH.

WYE have just published, and will be ready to w deliver on Wednesday next. pamphlet of 7j pages, octave: Containing list of Forfeited Lands subject to be donated to actual settlers, under an act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkan- as entitled "An act to donate to actual settlers the right the State to certain forfeited lands approy- ed 23rd December, lsiO and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared at ihe Auditors Office.
 Having been al considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet, we have thought proper tn secure copyright
 We shsh be happy to supply all demands for il by our country friends.
 GgS-Pnce--75 cents per copy. or S6, % per dog en. REARD0N & GARRETT.
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 6th Sept. lsi7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

N ANlNG purchased the interest of Mir Parses' \ in the stock of Goods on hand, ihe subscriber invites his friends aud customers and the public generally, Ia continne the patronage which has been 80 beFally extended to the late firm, and promises, tha, ia few weeks his stock of all kinds of merchandze shall be complete, and he will sell Il for CASH little lower than any one else in Little Rock. AL HUTT, March lsi, ISIS 26-f