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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
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sf-Sowt1bAs1s WItqie every Monday EXCHANgt.
Cant Ro.ekrsns every Thursday. POUGhkEEPsf.
Cant Hofusn every Saturday, A. o'clock, VI nom l0,
Murray-st for passengers snd freight Inc auoFe nft
sre ss-y r,shed with stae-ro0ms and spacious @no
com N,rshe cabins srd expressly lrf NJ f9 NE co
Nr. and convenience q passengers Arrive Al foushSe'
,e In time for the stages 20 Sharon, Pine Plans ana NJ"
ord For farther particulars apply on board te psIsrs
o- 10 lmSi m WILLIAMSON VAIL. ihi "" slst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

CYRUS W. ElELD 4 co. II CAH.sl oheI lor
Ne IN ,ots 10 lrchasers large assortment Of Pa
per IN their stOck~ty be found
700 reams ruied and plain Cap WIRING Paper
goo reams rul ed and lain Letter Nruns Paper
1850 rean. New. Printing Paper.
300 realms Book Printing Psper.
1890 realms Fiat Cap Paper.
go reAms Hardware Paper
1000 realms Enve.Op Paper.
5000 reams Wrapping Paper.
10000 pounds Hanging Paper
flUNO pounds Binders Boards.
10000 pounds Trunk Boards.
$4,000 pounds Sraw Boards. sc. &c. O@3 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
'fAFiOFOKTE~. Person. a0oll

n.zx PFAFOFORTES.-Per about pur
$500 chasing Pianos viii ind II 10 !ner sdYsn
xsE1-RSH Htage 10 cal Al r. Glenn Cos Manufsc.o
1 y ~ i Try ~ Fullon-st west Of Broadway a
genera ASSORTMENT Of Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos cor
san.y on hand hitch will be- sold low Tor css ~ approved
paper Dealers supplied 90 liberal terms
my7 r GLENN CO. i9i Fulion-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
DRHsTON,s INTEREsT TABLES, Adv.re'

i and dscOunt books, revenue books, time tables &c
&c flank books ruled and bound. order In every sYe'
a. short notice Cheap cap and letter paper, enVe,ops
note paper and fancy stationery copying aud no1Ara pa
per. g. SC 'Qr -ae ~ loS prices. by
FRANCIS Do. IhtL Ntllftc'Ir.l- -it.oc-f'.
80 " Msdel Lans,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

commence De next term the .ast honaHY 10 Dco'rf
TIE institution situated ie east 1ank az the hudson
within one hours SSH o. New f0r IL - the design OF ne
Principal combine far posuie. The advantages o
a we -reg4Iar literary Institution with me CON Or ana
pIesslrrs Of home Parents. seeking schoo. of mtI
dsuafers are invited t0 visit ihs institution, or MAKE 10
curry respecting 10 before hey decide upon any pa.r
Circulars. with engraving NJ The p4sce Terms &c may D'
where any wishing an interview with the Fnncipa4 VIII
please leave their address -Y0nkers, Oct :. 1859
oj lmMTh&Ss WILLIAM {. FOOl ?. fnnclPh.-
SPANISH LANGJ AGE MAnesca's Ora system
iN-Prof RABADAN il n0e forming bis evening classes
for fle season Ladies aud gentlemen cerous OBJ t'qaH
ing This beauuf and useful language under s Moh' are
respectfully invited fo coli as Die residence DO w rAer q
where they may subscribe their names ana a-cerh phit
ulars Two new classes w.I commence on w rinesl..
l.. Of Noveuber yl uns at end le other az cocs PM
snd continue every other evening from 60 TIE hs and
from 10 lO he second
~ RIh11rn's SpIaia C0urse -&j
This nraclicaI .rsuar o hr Spanish language may Pee
had eller at ha aufhors f6 Wakerstl or al Mr.sfs
pEp,pn L voNDDN,S BIS Broadway o10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Remainder Of The Route per fast Schedule above
Ps--engers by sher of the above lines are conveyed u
ana lodged board the Potomac sleabosi Tree 81 chsts
tbose by Line, reaching their points ~
.oir hours Hdv fn-H-ie"ie
conway cd on the Potomac in the SWIM and splendid
steamer Baltimore provided with befhs sud state rooms
Omnibuses are provided by the panies al W asnpon
Ricbrond aud Petersburg by which passengers aud heir
su aye are conveyed between the dtpI- n those places
lree of all expense Passengers may lay over W Vry ae
sire o do sol h their through tickets for short ume, a.
the following places, w Baltimore, W HshnkiOn, hch-
moad. Petersburg and Weldon
For farther Information and through tickets apply al me
Depot Eleventh and Market on board The Steamboat
Rohl Morris q HlDDfLb' ARsni
re- Inflammation can also be- obtared In New.YOk by
applying To J l. sLEMMER, 1T Adams Co.'S Ohee' 10
ITsf I'm - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
roR ALE or EXCHANGE for CIV

ia; Broos yn propsry A ten loom sailnel raSlviy H
~ Connecticut but short distance rom sleaihoOa,
landing ana very near The contemplated New oiN anu
tisrffrd Railroad All the machinery for conducting Tie
lr.ue.s In good order-wl be sold win me properly
Anurtsnt water power-dwellngs attached FOR pHu'u'
wa ., ~, - lm.l c " TROTTER = Feuy-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

W. lie Far $ our Mnisiure Solar Lamp lis brilliant
La b, j. superior % ary other srrcisl gl known It's neat
r-.. .im1ic gnd convenience Las been the theme u
universal remark. The superiority u THIS amp 10 every
respect The miserable preparations OF spis oi If
pertne called camphele spirit gas, burning nId. &c i
Low universal y conceded. The great demand Tor these
Lamps snce The opening Of the Far We thnz fy l-tes
% 10 making these remarks ENDlCOII SUMNER,
o.ltwt- loo E.m-s. and "a Broadway
ytRU-HE-. BRUSHES. -COunry Merchants and
ID The public generally viii md .. 10 their advantage
cal Al he Brush Factory 81 Pesr-st Frank.n-sqlare
before purchasing and examine the extensive assortment u
Brushes Of every description which the subscriber selling
Al the lowest prices Constantly 90 hand Paint Bushes.
sash Tools Vsnish Brushes WhieT ash DO Dusung DO
scrlbblng DO Stove DO Hair DO Tooth do Nail DO &c SC
JOHN X. HOPPEL, ~ Pear.-sg Prankin.sgr
.13uTuTks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

.s-st=-,rSsTEAMBO ATS Tie Jew 80 'p.cnih
ssrss>ssFss->S~.,e auiers HENDRIX HUDSON tsp.so
, t;rbsr, and Aida Captain n soue. W.. I-a'c -
I'd wharf daily. lslndays excepted i'f Ny NC
I,-,y MAXIM The usus sndnC- by he way, A. oclocs
i1cs For passage or freight apply % me Caplsio
or ,,ard or A. the Office the wharf Hfi0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
n-S~ NEW-NORk, ALbANh = TROY
s~<S,-xxr~fISF -F0r Albany and Troy dif-cl-'rQr

ss~SJsrxx-~fINE For Albany and Troy dif-ct-frorr
~fE<f<ss> he Pier al the loot - Cortland sPersors
taking these boats vii arrive In Troy IN une 90 taSe - ear
i r,or,I-y trains West Buffalo AMI NORTH i0 Lake.
49, al ChsfnrlaIn The lo~ pressure s-eInDOs
TRoY Cant Wnr Frstee on Monday " efnesdey anf
Erd.y .t6 O'Clock P VI. The new and splendid steam
fs- EMpfRE Cspt " " Tunper on Tuesday, Thur
- 49, -auirlav Al O'Clock Freight must De- fut IN
-ps-e M me Freight Agent the Company ~. n" 10
FOR oss For passage 80 spgy on n9al of 70
: CHAMBFRLAiN A. The once on ne "hHr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

n zoo. 200 BOTTLES NEARLY u Doctor
'L-NKELLlNGERS wonderful Lln.meni have been
ZSGA .od without munlur 10 heas A. manner oi gas
and bruises upon The h0rse, also strains al caosles %
every description. and WORK the ANNA every Gay =
pa N 30 arsr bottles Is mild fragrant ard ssr--Ao4r,
ter times cheaper iLal shy other erlce ln mArAe As
plan I'D convincing p-00i 0f he above. las calsrl
thousands " i- best and most sSil men ~ ne cy1lIy
o. ~ down a. other remedies used by many % Them fo
So % wears and his great remedy on A. occas4'hs
the best and cheapest ~ be iLud-anong nom We are
proud OF The honor Of referring % Hon. Moses II pInLr
Hon Richard Csrmsl. Hon Rooeri Il motifs ali as
Baihgaie 10 continuation. we have our Co-ar' lislss
Livinss.ons Hsuiou L0l ards. Brs1hursts-in short
une-islt. The elite u New ork sn1 many otneI cues
pronounce . he only existing wonder 81 ne age AL'ns
the worlds brightest. most experienced hJfs-l1 We Law
NJ Hiram M0odrld, WIN Nlrelll. George SplcrI Az
brother Wm u. Sparks. " ~. L Reed. I'm CO~sn 5000
Somereud ysetl awor1 every pnncipa Stage me ne n
em Railroad and many other arge companies IL = 4te ara
.1t 81 The Bulls hrads and a. a. oar pee. frfy
Ard exchange stables II here any owners ~ overs
Of The horse who have no, l.ed b. most res flly -
ci them 90 cal any 90 h- shove csfn LI-e- l tl-
Al. To be hst Al the principal ceg.I ~ ; lNSEhsOLL
BROTHER - P-ar-st and a. Taltrfshl-, Sf9hl"sF.
Grand wholesale and al and A. ne Druggist ana
sa1cery stores generally Throughout i1e cly AL country
AZ only q cent. \ hoti /. or :! 4 dozen - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
- PIANOFORTK MANUFACTO-

ALL PIANOFORTE NANUFACTO.
ss1<sssss{Ef3 RY, l5- Fulions east eide Broadway Al
FYEH Fenlrely new article, warranted superior y
j x It0ne. and 10 Keep 90 tune much longer uai
sly in use made with peculiar harp frame onFsln
ne Director 90 metallic pedals Awrter gneTsnly VIII %
given With asch instrument and when any dOlh. - 70 ihr
Ca t a sxnressf t1e payment may he Withheld until o. RI
douh,s sre removed BENNETT ROGERS,
ieif q ~ fullon-st 7st fi~ br1ad~hT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
n FASHIONABLE HAT~.-Jus!

IN FASHIONABLE HAT~.-Jus! hn..h , We
a Al laais-
sik hats al The low price oi S. usually e1ii for -
Also rn article al 8 50 and ). 4j-neat halls III =
ii, fr's BROWN. u Canal-si.
s-.oIYENOK NOtNG~, corner " Futon and
! Mason ~ o.rus le the Herald Bulldogs, keeps
q Wricr Proof Bo1s from - I'd tD -, tine Can
II gr-rch B0oi- - j1 usually - and =. hue calf his
make = ~ usually - 5o and = Overshoes Caters
Patent Leather B0o.s Slippers g. equally low. ~
ntaf,. TnE DOCTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
aGnIXENnK NOINC-. on of Ful0l and

PIANOFORTE IN>rRtt TlON.
@ 52 s g ,.s g., s' .si q,
] " j lions from pupils Hi.mode Of teaching i
an improved Terms 80 per quarter Address l.
Music store. SIS Broadway oIo ~"
FOR -ALE-Ai the old stand, : Barclay
80 - u opposite the Astor House, variety of o.
Mn and octave Panoones Of every pat
i j " j Jiern, with all the modern Improvements. IN
rSseyoOd aud mahogany cases warranted 20 give sausac
ton or no sale PisuOs on hire.
- Sinh JAMES THOMPSON. late TsIlmsn Rsndal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

a MOST INVALUABE ARTICLE recently discovered
y Iii. rre and water proof and be applied with ihe
au facility and es ~ pen.e than esd paint For
sale by VIM H. STARR. 81 Beekman-sL New YORK Gen
era Agent Tor the proprietor 50 lmeOu
HATS FOR THE HEADS OF THE PEOPLE.
DAFfERTY 4 LEASK, - Chat ans corner OF rear
IL vod cs the Afternoon OF the public their large
,orneui Of fashonsDe Hats and Caps winch are selling
-I..--... DIG II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

-Slh---NFOR ALBANY AND TROY Through
AssAss~ rYct-Ps.sage t0 Cents This Loaf A..
-y ir time FOR Cars Fat or West Leaves New. fors
- Monday "Wednesday AMI Friday. The new slesn-
I. 81 rip VAN WINkLE Capt :. Schuyler ". lesve
he fo 81 Rohinsons FIRST shove Baclay) THIS Evening
... .,.,,.t r., ,s.ss,e ,nnly on .oard oil n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
,nA HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT Of

EeS b acres new house of and other buildings,
which cost S2OnO. having fron Of Or goo eei o. lue
river. minutes walk from steamboat and Hudson RIVER
Rs road landing To be sacrificed Tor $500 Reason TOR
selling can be explained by cal ing On
ok5 A SERGEANT 4 SON IS Wal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

On FOR sALE-A country residence situated IN The
80 village u Wilton. Conn the Danbury road, about
- miles from N0rwAk, and within two hours ride by
Railroad OF New York, the New Haven Railroad passing
within shou distance Of the premises The house Is mod
ern built and 10 good repair 20 which attached acre
Of ground surrounded by choice shnbhery and viii be sold
bargain. For terms ard particulars, inquire u
.lj n GAUNr DERRlCkSON, $50 souih-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
MINNIE PKOPEKTY AT PUBLIC SALE

sfS WI be sold on the 18th day OF December next be-
tween the hours Of II and OciOckP VI al the house
u Jacob Fritz iunkeeper 10 sonerye Somerset County
NewJersey, all that valuable mining tract of land situate
80 the township " Warren said County Of Somerset, con
tanning 39 acres more or less adoinng lands OF John
Edgar Randolph Durham, ana others said 90 ntan val
mines OF copper Conditions ade known on the day
Of sa.e.-Da,ed bennington, Oct 10, 1919
A CHAMBERLAIN.
OlJ lsweOds Receiver u Nesnsnic Mining Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
eaFoR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CIT,

e1 PROPERTY-A Farm Of 80 frstrsie land. stu
- ated Al The pleasant village Of Pucksmin Y J. within
three hours rde Of this city On the premises are large
new mOdernsiye dwelling and All other necessary out
houses new together with choice variety Of fruit
trees For farther Information apply 20
o3N THOs. DAVENPORT, IA WashngiOn-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

--- > by - feet light and pleasant A.o ce.s lnnel
meath in buildings rearof ~ and u Bowrry and ~ liza
hefb. The eng ine running and the power WI 'e
.,sstv and rent reasonable EnrAnce by alley rom we
Bovery and cartway from Ehzaoeh-sl Inquire Al VA
NOR'S Book store. 70 BOwery. % p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
CONVEYANCES.
49, ,PEOPLEI- LINE.--ALsANy oAr

n- >PFOPIEi- IlNt,-ALbAtf DAY
E-srsyzuHsNAND MONT sTEAMERs -Dsysi-sn-'
~<'&~'s'as"sa be- HENDRIX HUDSON Cspi Cor
ham Tu.slrv. Thurfis. and Saturdays, Al 4 v for
tho foot u Bscays mai rg the usual landings returning
on he opposite tays -
SIX o'clors ttro-l,b steamer. mo ISAAC HEWTON
Csri Wir. " Peck OREGON. Capt A. 81 John. daily
Sundays excepted att 9
: Nal Lin~ ~ ..sr,ers lhe sOUrH AMERICA
Capt NI.re, SANTA fAUN. tapt fu-nfof dal'
~ clock " from ths Per north side ~ Bsfcsl-si
Al ~ t1e shove toss connect regularly ~ih NJ hsl
fusl Cars bound West Fast aud North from Albany
freight taken al moderate pr-e snd when required fof
~sri-d by Railroad frum Albany without dosy For
Freight spriy 40 People. Line Once IA Oreeuwcbsi 70
2 SCilI LII pier between Liberty and TOriIsnd 81,
or WN LANE. What between Barclay and Robinson 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

DO,RD AND ROONI--Ai 22i Nanck-st, near he
DGreengich Bank Rooms Of the fret class, cheerful
and pleasant and tsbie for single gentlemen or gentle
rbsnged Location good. stages convenient House 10
FOOD order Cal before inqurng elsewhere. \ b.
- -'...,,.f-e ol lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

e. FARM FOR ~ALE-ln Jersey between
to Red Bank and Shrewsbury villages on the NsFefsnA
- River containing ry.hye acres with house, barn. &C
A peach orchard Of fourteen hundred trees Apply io
CHARLES WOOD on the premises, or Dr. WOOD. %
NA.ker--t between . and 10 A VI o-i 'ir"l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

DOARDING.-A gentleman and hs VIE, or Two or
btbree single gentlemen. Obtain board win pleasant
rooms p house where there few select boarlers
Apply Al 555 Housonst Of Crosby hfs olock from
Broadway o~' Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ID aJor suitable for family There are four rooms WIN
yerv large light closet Would be rented together sepa
rselv Seyeral rooms FOR single gentlemen Fun or par
al board There are cold and shower baths free 10 ne
occupants Also. basement suitable for physician or
rnnm ON lnr frst fJnr. o. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

DO.RD-At4 BrOome-st. tuesr BroadwayD-A very
Dlsrge pesssnt room with convenient pantry, on me ~
floor, furnished oruot would suii gentleman and vile
of retired habits who are ookng for comfortable home
Tie beet Of references given o. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~. TO LIT small rnorns win steam pow "
H.; Bndge.t Brooklyn Inquire on N' I'''''' ..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

DOtRDING-At II Nanck-st corner Of tesiry' Two
ID leasant rooms on the second foOr suitable Tor ees
or single gentlemen. with full partial board Terms
moderate References exchanged Also An ONCE sultaoie
Tor n physician. "Ii 4H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The II NJ. steamship Britannia sailed
from her deck at Jersey City, for Liverpool to-day At
-.., a. .4ve~,tse1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
FuR kEYPOKT AND MIDDLE.

81 ,w-5>TONN POINT. landing Al Fort Hamilton,
tsz<x-<-s,>s sch wav the steamer JOHN HART leaves
,bsb.rsst pier Al ?. O'Clock NJ daily SUNDAYS except
e'. -, So. %. Jyln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

DUARD WANTED.-Permanent accommodarons
ID FOR FIVE pers sons two Of them young Two bedrooms
furnished No objection the upper part east DE OF ne
civ Address l. l. stating terms. which mus, De
Al this Office % p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

IkOARD.-A back parlOr suitable flr gentleman ana
- his wife or two or three n.e gentlemen win i or
partial board Alec small room IN third story Ap y al
So Amity.st. V@i q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

OsT-Lasi evening, between Msdison-st and ne uPpe
psrt Of Broadway. Brace r. with hair brad ana god
box clasp. with braid 90 The csss name enEfasr on
IS Jobr 81 will be- rewarded Tor his trouble 90 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOON
n Pearls. lhesd 81 Coeutes shp)
GEoEGE BSowN, Proprietor.

L en- arged and Improved and car now accommodate q
many As any saloon IN the city Strangers dong bushes
The lower part Of The city viii End Ibis very converter
p!gce 10 get their meas on I'M
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
From tht Refeseitie Esyls. LETTER FR0N TIE HON. NV. CgyElYI

BATssyiLLE, ARK., Jane lTlh. lsls |
 Col Nofdnd.-- an editorial paragraph ef ysj isst paper. you have dane ine the houor D esah ting my name Nlih the Unlted Sisira sssass Canvass, bHtia manner eairuIaisd l tbiak ipma erroneous impressions aud iD da me some ialest Alter speaking Of eeitain persons trsseiaHg south, and of others iR the Cebtfe yea faY 'hef' the North Gen. Hempsiead aud Iaige ww. Cal way 5. are dispensing fsht "'I'he legiii@as \ ference from this sentence would seem 10 es tsp was travelling with Gen. Helapstead, iFrcaga tl section of the State, and like him, making FassI speeches 10 the people Sn rele,nBce lo the s!cief United States Senators When the trsih s 1 hsd not .rsssiies: =';h Gen. ii=Bpst-st s aii, ne' or attempted to make any such speeches Aers 1 elsewhere. 1 was with the Gen al tlls pasc lsa Smithyie, and had The pleasure of hearing iss 2 both places, but matc no efIod To "dispensr ' on either occasion. Again In ,be same paragraph you say "we rs' fear however silat the spectacle new pEgebl'i aa of so msay of oar first men. among theia lsg of the Supreme Court. canvassiag the Stsis' taas4 slump speeches, treating to baid face, and dog sorts of things o tickle the faHees of Inc goei P ! pie and win their favor k not well calculated tee 1 va'e us in the eyes of our slstef States" Ibe@a { cannot believe that in this portion Of year eeisH any aiIusion 10 ne was intended, yet fiom lis As' gu.ty, fearing some might eonstrue Il, Y 1 thought proper utterly to deny and repel iram 2 self. every charge and allegation ihe paragraph q aius-l,s every impntstlon is totally iaappiiesof
 me. trust, shall ever have more proper 6 siieration for the elevated station have the ae' | to fiji than thus to soil the ermine of degra5e i judicial robe. IL is true [ have recently 'isa several of the peighboring counties. but eanss' for nothing; nor have here anywhere, taken 4 ! in individual contssts between candidates. My tH purpose in visiting those couniies was to coniriF 1 my mite, towards the harmony and organilatea
 my fellow democrats preparatory to the aPEIsse1 1 election.
 There Is one other lttle matter respecting m self to which you have heretofore referred 'U Y' paper, and about .hieh you have seemed in ei ! IL is SC to my residence know not why s' 1 been henoFed with Newspaper fpecaaiisas comments on the subject, caa see no eoneers public have in the matter; bat 1 msy not pe'''1i
 what others do. and therefore for the esffee' sa 1 ting the place of my abode. now most respsfea declare that the prosperous. hospiiabe aoo's n'. ed village of BatesvtIte, in indepe2denes eoS' State of Arksnsas, is my bone. and heFs, a
 said place, on the north bank ot the eesaas' . lseted White river. 1 expect and iassnd 10 aSss veal or woe. until death.
 ! address you thIs note sir in self sindicaiios,
 ia no unkiHd spirit - regret it's necessity. and EceFeiy hope l may never again have Sees'ion trouble you with ano,ber of similar character
 Please give t place in yoar aex, paper sHa '''
 very respectfully Your obeGieal sefFsht 1 VIM CONWAY ,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
For hs Banner.
Mfr. Editor:
LArAyErrs Co. Arkansas,
 June l5, lo4e.

Afr. Editor:
 This day. twelve years ago. was passed in Congress, act for the admission of the State of Arkansas into the union, aud during the march of time, to the present period, no event has occurred in the political history of State of more memen- tous importance to the national interest of her ci- zens than that, which. in breath announces the resignation of one of her Senators in Congress and In the very next that of the iamsntsd deash of the only remaining other. Gratitude. silent. tho pro- found, had just began to dawn upon the gIadsome hearts of an admiring constituency. To talents of an imposing order, were added, the grand seal of age and erpesiencs. Their united spirit--their CO., operative efforts. intimately identifying tAem with the common interest and prosperity of our new and growing country, combined to add incsieuiabie value to their services, ,-seEsees which. am hap py to say. were duly appreciated. The services of one, efthose sDas,er spirts,' may again claim, we may again bosst.hose, of the other, forever lost to To deplore this loss is not the exclusive business of this humble communication. but rather, through :hs columns sf your valuable paper. to sug- gess, to sn enqairiug Democracy, the name of an individual, eminentiy qualified to fll the vacancy,
 
 Hon. Chester Ashley, In the Senate of Congress- That indis sidual, Is Gen. Grandson ID. Roysion, of Hempstead county Arkansas man well known to very large class of the free electors of the State aad, than whom, no mas occupies more elevated place in the esteem of those who know him we'll both as man of tried moral honesty, ripe intellect patriotic, and Democrat
 The righ of claim, upon the suffrage of free and euiigbtened people, rests upon sois9 merii tho legitimate offspring of fixed principles. mean not that eyanescent that lurid meteoric merit scn foftt by insulated acts of aeeiGsat and chance, which when even aoat upon the world, are beautifully co ruscant. only when washed 'by the frenzied whI of some political under-curent No, sir, mean nc such shiDg-I mean merit, claiming higher birth place, uaerring development of unreiaxing assdoi- ,y in the disehsrge of high citizen daties. purely disinteresed, iodubiabie guarantee of adastys and psrsspsvaaes.-she -sine qua nen," of politics smineuee, and worth, ,--sna, that order of merit but which is recognized by every thinking commit aiiy, and sanctioned by west tsrganxsa Demoer as alone constituting the iesai rgt of claim. in ihe happy man who can boast it. to the free suffrage ei free aad happy people. Such right, ar. Editor resting aPon such meTit il is the envlabIe saisfsc ten ef Gen. Revsssa e beast Gen. goys;cE cana to. and permanently located in (then ,erri'esyJ Arkansas saIiy a ls32. giving se'ies of six years of unecasing public service; ;-throagh the whole of this prcsraetsd period he has magnanim. oasly sustained every een6dencs. both civil, and