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The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

Stick to tts OEd Pialform.--it is deeply to be regretted that the of the NeW Yotk dernnc- Eacy do not compel union on the platform of fef- fersonian democraey-aasiHg for its basis those pnctptes that have carried the county Zi0riOusiy oawaTd, maintaining domestic tranquility and vim dieating the national honor. We know W ho slAnSsr this noble old party. To the whigs and ffsesniiers. who their lives long have ibeilsd Ii, it comes as natural il does 10 breathe. To those may be added the malconten,s of village, or county, or . State, who have failed to reeeiTe from the party that consideration which they had expected. l. Is they who have seized ihis slavery question as a d<magcgHe cry. They have foand out, after voting with the party for years how false, or subsetvient or ttmid Il has been, and hox necessary il s that its plaiioFm should be meuded, and that certain men should go 10 the State legislature or to Congress 10 sef matters right There are such spirits n Massa- shEasefts. There are such n New Ye,k They have been foo successful in csrrting with them a portion Of the honest and weii-nsaning democrats. II ihe result ot II all be traced, II w found that If invariably belps on whiggsrv. The course of John Van Baiea Is the eoafse ot such leaders He set out with declaring that the first objects should be to defeat the wbIgs, and he reIoces that Taylor ts President, and proclaim inc democratic party dissolved The safe course ot the democracy ot the north is to adhere 10 the psBsipies that have Kept Il national party. peozfessye pafty part, ot freedom, aud 'n place un,ng with al sofis of factions on ofre measure. 10 keep fast the glorious democratic principle hs; shosA uadsrlle anu ig.4
 cate ell n.essgfes.--Bosioa Post.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23
Tnterfrring witA EIection..

Ia Sue of General TATros's letters ae says;
 Il shan consider sny ofsoev under the govern neat interfering win esscG0us to be just eaase of removal"
 Ia another plaee. he premises that, " ia appoiat- raen,s 10 o;Sce the qnaiifeatioa should be, Is he h0oess' Is he eapab'e''
 Tl,ese piss,ges and declarations he undoubtedly had ;hs ,sght ,e make Having maze tean, he mast abide hy them, CT be convicted before the- people of &.shonesy g'ariag and 20 abjeet ss to wither up the hurels wsh wbgh grateful peopls had crowned The brow of the hero Sf Baeaa Vista, and render him an object of naistssst aad Ios,hiag to avery honest citizen.
 Since ais election, be has gathered areand bin, a cabinet that has openly employ e arsfal and un- prineiplsd man. who, 10 his sSsras be il known, occupies seai in the United States Senate. The business of ths cabinet tool is to sopeFa,ead She and iasaTous representations seni-ofoia promises ! Of Pairousgs. and iike abuses of the Executive power, to control the voice of the people ] He has pe-emptosiiy removed from office men who deserved well of their county; men who had ever discharged hejr duties in aitAs and eoEpe- ieaf mannsr, aaa wao bad never been know to usc their afceEce to eostral CT bjas aa election In ;hs piace of sach men, he has appoiated, in uafor tn eately aas teo many instances serving par tzaas. wao know ho patriotism but the division of the spots no interest but hat of their owa poes ! 0f such characters as these aFe the new Piiiia- lelplla aPpoiE'nea;s. They are not only iaisrfer- iug with tse peoples rights in msdaIing with the ballot box, but have contributed from the perqni.
 sites of their offices to coatroi the recent election. ] Not saiisGed with abusing ths iaauence Of their offices for party purposes, they have furnished u1o ner to bay ap and bribs votes. 4 correspondent ] of ths Washington Uaion gives tha following list of these Taylor office holders, and the amounts subscribe! by them fer electioneer5ns purposes:
 WILLtax D. LEWIS, collector. S@l0; Nossfs, suryev9r S2et; ELIsAxrs. daval officer, Sl0e >iotvAxER. navy agen,, S290; WHIrE, postmaster, s,lt0. A<gENEAp. district attorney, Si8 ROBERTS, marshall, S Sle9; MARTIN and WIrHERs, appraisers, each S52; besides, th- inspectors. ssrSs, night a- specfors weighsrs, and dspnsies, each iu for a sasre of ths tax laid on them"
 ] Ihis stltemeat Of facts needs 10 comment By ] .he.r aorks they shall be jadgsd,' The question Is for the people to apply to each and every one of the Tsytor administration. collectively aud individually. from ihs kiag-loyiug President bm- self b the msaaess messenger ..is ha honest; IS ! hs faithfui is be capab5e'i
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23
pr. Rrainarsl.

II ts ever q pleasure to record instances Of true eosras- and Christian charity. During he Preya- enss Of the terrible spe-are, the ehoi=ra, A S2n- dasky City, there many bright examples of seifsseritcing 1syotton asa dis snisrssied beneyo- lsncs, whieh called f1Etb cfcslar of thanks ffom ihe Mayor. in behalf of ,b0se ei'izeEs wao escaped be rssases Of tb% eisesss- Among the IIst of good Samasifans who seat Ahoaat 4oiH< gDod,'' apan tha, oeessen. until he fell hiasea victim 10 the destroyer. w1s the venerable D.. BsAISARD, wso was formerly s,ataasd a, the Arsenal in thus city TAe Cteveaaa Herald says
 Some of he physicians Of Sa8duskv let 'Ae city when wosn down ta oe ana3lz b render fgr- ih-f s~Ys,e~ shieh gave rse to Be eEss per ;ss s that the Doctors hal ai. fed from ,a@ eessrnee ' Injustice was done b the profession ard % Indi- slaaals. for there were soIe Waaregnasael through out, and ohiy yI~ldsL when strscS taTa by tae common seoargs- Sneag iaeze Was tse ye8efsble D.. BaA.NAap, well known b fGaay Of cur readers. lie hai woa distinction on our frontier baitIe6ses ara ksev fear. Tlse cholera as 10 ae disease 10 him, for he had g<t t ia esvTy foTsa ifi ,iEe scg'sefn cities. Exposure ss3 exeFrson 70 aid hi< afflicted sEIew-ei'izens iH Sa0dG.ky indacsd sa al tack et the ep.deElic. but he f5ol his sick bet n time 70 give 'ie retrea,ing foe second " touch oi Lan4y's Lane"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

DEyorScySEyr OF FASHIONABLE AxrsEWES7s.- EIIJAH HKDDlSGs, B. WAUGH. THoxAs A- NoszIs, L. L. HAuLIN, and EDHrND : JAVEs, Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, have addressed cir cnsr to al he Conferences strictly enoiuinE the lIieral observance of the dscip pae of the Church prohibiting dancing aad participation in fashionable ana7semsnis Members of the Charch aFs for5il5sa the allowance of dancing Ia their houses, even theugh they themselves do ns; participate. The circular read to the Conference of 0aio. al its last session, which was held at Dayton, and pro1u ced great sensation.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23
Mr. CIaYion,s piplomacr,

We find the following paragraph in the New York Herald, leading Taylor paper. It disclose. fact winch we had doubt existed, viz: the alarm Of the merchants al tho bunging diplomacy of Mr Clayton. It also gves other good Causes why the democracy ef the city of New York should succese at the approaching election. The Herald says:
 "As we have already said, the uaion betweea the rival factions of the democracy s apparently con. piete tn this city; but the whgs disunted, dls. satisfied and Giseonienied. Tha merchants arc 10. digHaat at tho attempt made by the cabinet to gc, up a quarrel with France out of nothing aud tue m5Sses of the party 10 the whole Oi our foreign policy since the present cabinet Wss organized, as wei their policy respecting the distribution of officers here Our mercantile classes in fact afraid of the cabinet account of the numerous bluuders which they have committed la connection with our foreign policy; aud the sIir whigs, the working-men of the party those whc toed and worked. when toil and work were neces. sary-fsre indignanil at the system of appointments which has bren pursued in the custom hoase Many of the whig party will abandon the ranks on ,hes accounts; and those elements. combined with ibs union of the democrats, will give inc latter one a the greatest victories in this city that they sTa achieved"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23
The rnl,ed state. con.ul at Paris.


 l. lis stated that dispatches have been forwarded by the lasl steamer removing RosEkr " ALsH from the office cf United sts,e- Consul at Paris He has held th.s post tor about eigh, years past It ~H be r-col.ectea that Mir. Rush our former Minister to Trance, galaBdy ssi an example to the repre. seniatives of other nations, by promising the spprobat5n and recognition Of the alted States 10 t4y French republicans a. ta- very beginning of lhelr struggle. I'm. increased ta. strength and coaidence of tbe people ia their attempt to over- thfoK he Louis PHILIPPE dynasty, and sai,ua;ea them to success. Ills conduct wen the hearts of the Freochiaen, aud mads thsG love and respect the name oi American, even amidst their N ilIest and moa cruel excesses The eonaGct of the Coz sul, however, was entirely different lie ssegss to have been completely 1aed itb ,ls love of princes sad takes a savage delight in abusing lbs European republicans. lie has out herT7s3 hsroi.
 He appears too elha conservative even for our presest Executive aud bis coasefvatigr aiiss. lis head mast come of to maze roosn for sons more sserwd Gno;on who wiu comply exactly wita ,br designs of the afisl0efstEc cabiBet .aaL give siI aud comfort less openly to the kng craft of Eafope The New York CSaFser says;
 Mr w. tilers 'ysr. has been removed malaly bcezuse his sehiimsa.s and sN nPsihles, la srgsrd to lh7 siraggiss for popular Tghts aad repabs.csu institutions ia Europe, aTc agt iH baTmSay Rita those of GeA. TAYLoa aaa his cabiaes.'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23


 CorroS CHor OF LOUISIANA. &c.-A cOfrespondss ofthe Concordia Inteligencer, after reciting many the of short cotton crop this season. saeh d overfiows. cholera, boll-wortns, csterpilafs, e's weather, Ssc., sans up with The following eomPua iion "0n ths lowlands Of Mississippi and Rss rIvers the crop will scarcely exceed one-haif iAa product of IS. while the upIands Of MississiPF Loaisianan md Arkansas fl viii be third short In Texas and South Alabama it will be no bsIie In the Atlantic States il will be at least one-ioOra short, and in Florida not less than sixth. In Ten Sessee and North Alabama the injury was snppO'A Ia be less than in sections further south but il scarcely to be expected that the de6eiency there vi be less than one fonfh.
 Upon the whole, 1t may be safely assumed ths he average deficiency u the whole crop. will uOi less than one -ioHr.h."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23
Cholera Among the India,s

X letter from gentleman al Fort N wsshlta says: " Capt STRAIN iia' Iusi F ufo~ rp-n fife wi'cbssw noustsEs. He brings mos; borri5le secoGa's of the rssaSrs of ihe ehoisEa 'hsre, among pasiy of 2J0 KieAapoo isds4ns- They are tyiog, be says, e the tune Of tfon 'our io ,ix per day
 He also states iaat after had search Tor gol& he has caae 10 the conclusion that no such atl.ee exists there"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

CoSvESTtoN or GEaNAS AMERICAN CITIsESs4- 4 few days since convention of dsiegAts. of the German Patriotic Associations of the tates cG T;;- giaia Indiana, Maryisni Peaasylvaaia, New York -aad Massachusetts, was held al inc Shakespeare Ha- tel. New York, for the pnrposs of forfulog a Uni vorsa Patriotic League in order io cooperate the support os patriotic measures.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

SIXTY MivisrER's HUss.-Fhs Y. Y Commer- elal Advertisers Lonaoa correspondent, in reyisx- ing 'ae recent cruel acIs O Gen. H,TNAr, says that ihe hanging Of Bishop ERtsU, was followed oy the similar execution Of sixty Huugariaa ministers of The gospel, who were charged wish praying for lhs saceesS of their eounlry's eanss.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

IF The Albany Argus of he 18th alt, contains responses from several democratic papers spaakinE ia gratifying terms of the uaion rcscomm=ld-G af Syracuse The tone of ths press appears perfectly harmonious ani satisfactory. aud ev'nses sincerity of motive and determination, ia future action, perfectly fair, honorabie ard coucillA,orY.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

Northern aa4 SsAAsra Siares.-Ip order 10 obtain ths syinpsfhiss oi large class ol phlianbrcpisis i Is Heeessary 10 have a black ssin ant head covered with tightly caTied hair. There IS 20 slavery 10 fhe ~oI'd--say these benevolent peopi--ssve Chai- ue slavery. lhe poor oi the Borth ioseed lc labor Tor sinepeaee, accept tie oi ptositia- ton. is utterly forgotten. in he syapAiay which i. extsaded io !ne woman, who is sold on a southern slave eieck The slaves Of northern ei.isizalion saacTs more in single winters d4, than toe sstt ofseuthern bondage sufsfs q Lifetime c xz c.ts
 |" The slave of northern civilization sua,fs more ia single winters dsy, than ths serf of sogihern bondage endgTes in iie'ime." This IS strong tsDgaage ta from editor W ho holds his seat in that hoi bed of aboiionlsm, Philadelphia, and whose paper has been suspected O. favofhg the de- signs ot aboaionism What commentary IS thrs upon the character of abolition philanthropy. What . rehake to acEthern abolition psints. Keep ths the book open, Mir. Lippard, and read occasional chapters to your nor'hsin abolition phiiAahrnp,.,s who are attempting to hide ,he starving eondtnon cf their miserable pauper by preaching up phi- lsnthroPy 10 the so9th.-kg. Yeoaas.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

oAEsos.-The delegate Ia Congress from Oregon Is :. F. THURsroN, a naive of New Bgansw.ek, democrat, ana good lawyer, Il is said. His mile age k fxe4 by law at two thousand dollars which with handsome per diem, wii! make very rsspec- table Psy, asOa, three lhousasd dollars year, or SIX thousand dollars for ths Congress
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

IT $. C V LEWIS. one of ths Lit'ls R4ek Cali farnia patty. returned 10 oar ely on Sunday last He brings later nelIi gence ..aa We have already received. He left the party shof, distance from Albuquerque getting sloog safety. He attempted To pack from Santa Fe. and had bis nules stolen. On this account he took the back tack on the h. depetdenee trail.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

E7-Tbe Tes.la Lsgioa " published a, Ga8a,ip. reao. has ebaaget h4uts Nt BoYss. the iossael editor, has been succeeded es CEo. N WtscHEs- TEX es4. we knoa him b be geatlesn4s oi sbify and sterling democrat, and extend ohiea nearly welcome 10 he corps.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

SIarery -igisafioa following is an extract frem Judge BEARDsLEY's speech in the democratic convention st Rene, \. r, ca the 18th Augus; :
 "Iet us discard. now and forever. the id<a of d. viding distractions. which have been brought out for the purpose of getting upa quarrel tetwee the democracy of the noFft and south. There is, mast be admitted strong tendency to seetio0aI siienaton, winch is fostered now it in times past by men of restless ambition, and the yilsst of human pa==ions- The old Hartford CouveRtion urged the entire north unite against the south oil tnss vexsd question of slavery, and fer the single pur2ose of prostFstsg the democratic aomiBislra- tioH of that day But ihe suggestion was spBrned by the sound and ever reliable democracy ef that period, as they execated the traitor who made it And are we DOW to abandon the disposition and the PraeiPss@ of the democratic fathers Of ,ha. day Is thls to be our position and fate trust not; trnst, sir, we shall never find the democracy Of New York fOIowiag the bad example and the bad advice Of the Hartford coBsentionists, Of any other body whose alimeut and object are sectional feel tags and antiquities. and sectional 6iscoFd and ai- ytsOa, not only in the democratic party, but in the whole Union.,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

TRADE AT HELESA.-rhe Snie.d says, the town of Helena, al present. presents more business (mercsn,iie) aspect than we ever reecpeci 10 have seen ii. The merchants in receip, Of thsi fall and winter goods, and all seem to have orocsh, on rather larger supply than usual.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

THE MEMFHis CONVENTION. Quite a numerous dvegs;iOn lef: cur city las, week for the Memphis Convention. We have made arrangements to pro cure the carries tinelhg-ncs sna full report of the proceedings of that body. We expect to be able to give, io next number, an account of the trans actions of the first few days We have no,ye, been informed what great guns vii be present.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

ovS MEEca,Srs.- -NotNi'lss;andirg tie isrea;eo- ings of inc cholera, macy Of oHr merchants have nad- tbeit usual trips eastward. They are nos, last receiving their new stocks Of fsii and Sinter goods their increased 4ssoriesto of fresh aDd besB- ifal goods. from Fsesck broad cloth to a eh.tt's rattle, from tweaiy year old eoghiae to Cineiaas'i "red eye" otFers superior indaeemebts so bsyers' See sdyeriisemeass.
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Land Warrants.

The following extract from letter Of the con missioner of the General Land Office may be i0aS. useful to holders aud dealers in land xauanis
 As the act oi Congress renders ali ass,grmeni made and executed prioT to the issue oi the waIfsa CT certificate nuli and void, IS Rafer,at ths iai dale of the assignment and Of the acknowledged should be filled up sehea nude. n order to larHS1 evidence ,o thIs office that Inc assignment aeei
 facf made afier inc iSss.Hg ef fhs .es,yaat The Ds leaving in the assignment blank, for the name the aSSig0ee 10 be afterwards iasefted, would Fl
 yitae inc assignment, where t Is fair and fegsal
 ,n aA other respects; because the legsi impieaDs
 in such ease IS. thai the assigner has asihof'D the petson for whose benefit inc assignment, IS nSs and delivered or purchasers under him, to hIi q the blank by inserting the name oi an ssstgS''
 The bona tfe purchasers of land warrants have numerous eases acted on this assumption, shs would be attended wiih serious ineoDveaienes innocent purchasers now to change the pisel'cs' Before wauasl thus assigned can bs ioe~i''t the naGse oi the assignee must be insefted Aha wiIl be presumed that II IS done by the ahthoFiy
 tue original asslgnof. and vii be receivable see0,.
 ingly al be and offices, unless fraud shali be aes aad sustained.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

TENNESSEE LEcisLATrRE.--'rhe following oine'n were eiee,ed st the meeting of the Legislature Tennessee, which met ca the lst instant
 JoHS L.. HxSsv of Kn0x coanty, sPesker s' V' Senate; Mf MoEHow, Principal Clerk; MT sAs1' as..sasat Clerk. ia ths House. LAsDos C. hAfsp Speaker; E. ]. EASTMAN Principal Ciefk; '''-' MtltKR. Er.t Assi=taDts Mir. CAsa. of shelby - end Asslstaat la the sessts, MF. MATbhSs siaai.oa, elected dOorkesPer. la the h0a'S' A' W sLLaeE elected doorkssPef'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

IT SoCLOCQUE. the newly proclaimed Emperor oi Hayt, is s,'ed FAusTIx I. The DoniGieaas. t is saii refuse 10 acknowledge ihe sell-ciea,ed Empe- rnr. ab& maintain ihei' independence. Their ,en porary president. SASrAyi, i; will be rece!lec,ed, lately Iepglsed ScULoCarE in battle.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

SNnL Pox-A late ssn Autoalo paper statss that 'b's olious dise4se was raging 10 . gery great extsai ia that part of Texas. Tnese wefe at .sa~; oas hundred cases of it ia san Antonio lie rays- gvs were eos6s7d principally 10 Mexiesns and strangers
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

IJ~The latest nexs from Cor pus Car,su stAts that ths Indians are sill committing depfedaons in The nrighborhooi ofue Rio Giande. undIsmaYed by the formidable array of troops spread along The frontier
 Better send Maj. CHEvaLiE down there
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

J- Ths Prsziesai, II X stated, has appointed $ TEacxLE WALLS, Esq, of Baltimore, a Cofamls- sionsr 10 Spain, to exaa9s lsso the validity ef the claims set up by parties to large tracts Of IAnd a FlOriaa, prior 10 ts csssioa Of thai peninsula to the Uaitea States
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23
Election, in eeorgia.

The news from ths Georgia elections is very gratifying The Roae Bulletin Ia tehtg paper says: .'The great battle has been fought and ibe vic tory won; and although the whlgs have not been able to have i exactly their own way, yet they and the democrats between them have cleo ted d gover- nor, and have carried the legislature
 But baudihaee asi&e fle election has resulted mos; disasfroosly to the whigs of Georgia. Gov. TowNs is reelected, it is thought, bv some 5,o0e majority, aud tbe democrats will have majority probaoiy in the legislature
 "tn this county CvLBEssoS fden.1 is elected over Fsicg fwhig) by q u1sioritv of 2I votes; and SrutLocX taeinJ oysr MoSTGoNERE, (whigJ by -U votes
 '-tt needless here to enquire the cause. i is sufficient to know that the whgs did not get q suif- cieat number of votes 10 elect them
 TREASURY NorEs.-The foIlo~ing statement, which take from the National lateIiigencer, of the 2d iusl gives the amount of outstanding trea- sary notes on shs ist Oct. ls49;
 FREAsUsy DEPARTMENT. ,
 Reqisfer's DAiof, October |, lSi), { Amount outstanding of the several
 issues prior to 22d jBiy. loI6, as pe9 sse1res of this oiIiee,. ...... Sli3,9S9 3l Amount outstanding of the issue of
 22d July, is49 as per records of
 thS otiIcc,. .-,.--. -......... e ,JU0 0oo AtaouHt oatstsDGing of the issue of the ZSlh January, lSIT, ss per re-
 cords ol t..ss office. ... 2.96i 450 ee S3,l92. l39 3i Deduct cancelled notes ln tbe hands
 of ftne accounting officers, of which Si sj3 is@undvr the act of 22d of
 July, lS36, and si50 under acts
 prior to -21 Jaly, l546,. .....-.. 2,i00 %
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

BEARER os DEsrkrcHEs TO oCAiJrosSfA.-SASPsox PowERs. Esq. Of Cincinnati. (bro.hsr of the scuP- sOrl has hesa appoisssd bearer of despstchss from the United States Government to California, says the Times, and win leave ia few days for San Fraaci.co sia Chsgres aad Panama.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

".Aaszisa 9e Chba ios Esfades Caiias. We have received pamphlet wish the above h,le, writ ten by a gentleman of New 0rs~ans, aud designed to show the benefits that would accrue from ihe nexatien of Csbs 10 the taiisd States. As the pamphlet is wrtteu ia Spanish. il might, if t could k< got the island, Dc serviceahss in convincing these it Is ssportanl to have our siGs the people of Gala ftsefnseveA- When we have Cuhs and bagId the raigead across the Isshmus of Tehu- sntepec. the Gulf of Mexico will be much ours ss are Lake Erie and Oatario. Then will the Guf he ths eentre ef richer commerce thaa tine Medi tsrsnean could ever boast, and New Orleans wif bs the Aisxandris. Hsyaaa the CenssontiDePie. ol sss- srHpire-- far mssshiier and more extensive fhan the Rom4n IN. 0. Pic.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

WAst Nextf-The New Yo'k Eoqarrr says that the af'ninIstrscs. 10 be sustained. mu.t be shaped oa principles afii measures truly republican and democratic" Densefstss ih capitals. Weii-whai sensible man has noi known this for mAny yeaTsf Our people are democEaiie: our government is democratic: ouE great success has been ewTng lo deasocFaie InfaeAees, and boshiss bal democratic policy will be satisfactory. Democrats hAve bong acted accordingly hence their Ieng eoat.Gued ui- umphs. ard heass our aneGgasIed prosperity. Since these things %. why do Rat oar opponents frsakl K o~n go. eha~g- about. reform, dsop thei. slang hanging, nc kBssr,Sg. doabie-deSlibk, sa give dte credit io those Wbo have bong borne good name ecusisten'iy.---Nssc HIren Hfg,axr
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

s-s- We owe apology to eur frisnas h Pope county for haFag neglected 10 insert the notice of the meeting that county to sPPOint dsssgssss 10 the Memphis eOlVeatisa. It was not discovered antu too late.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

ecS- The German Patriotic Society of Louisville, Ky. has forwarded to New York SIS @ .or the assis,snee of the German exiies who have dI''in- gnished themselves during the late revolution in southern Germany.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

D- The amoani of uoaey collected among the Roman Catholics of the New York diocese, for the relief of the Pope, as officially announced, was se,227 4o
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-23

sJ-we wste ssown, fsw days since. piece Of Carroll eoaaiy nl.ble. Il is beaatilaly Vsrisga'ed, and is ssseepsiSie of as 6ne polish ss the best msrbies Of Italy.