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The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26
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| IFGnzaa D1oWn hnKrlf0He and Ram N4o9nB on ehe AassiseiPPs, as.4 Lees sf E1fe. The Cipeiansif and Memphis packet, Msusphis arrived here yesterday beaa, almost csmpleis wreck, having enceantered a severe hanieans on Frsesy night lat q fIh instl about eleven eeiock, when fifteen mics above New Madrid Capt Mann. and James C. Short, the atteutive cierk k-both of whom were blown some eisssnee, and slightsy ia- JUred during the gale hsve furnished Us with the p@KiieuiaFs- li appears ths, the captain, who was on tbs boiler deek. discovered lbe app4oachisg storm, aud wss esdeayoring ts reach the sbore near tbe bead Of Island No Iu. when the sqaali struck her, tearing away toe Piset-hoase. cabin. hurricane roof and ehimnsys. before she could be landed. The entire esbin forward of the ladies' apartment was swept away, two three state rooms. Everything the clerks ofSce except the h-avy iron chest, likewise carried overheard. The most s9d part ef tbts calamity is the ioss of life. We wfi give ihe Of al fhst were lost, a4 furnArhed us by Mfr. short. Al the officers of the boat reside ia CiRciBnasi; James L. Neroa the pilot at The wheel, together iih W. W. Johnson and Albert Boyd, were carried overheard with the piiot-bouse and 6 Trxss, and baFied beneath ilse hurricane reef. hich went overheard impoediasel, afterwards. The strength sf tue hog chains which were fastened to the buu saved the tower deck. Mr Johnson leaves wife aud family ia Cincinnati Capt. Mann was sisneiug ca tae boiler deck en- deayorpE to make sbdihg. When the saazA struck the boat be carried hfl lo the whee. AHsS1 sasr~"ifh tfvHh gong ofcfssasu MT SbeTt wss also carried many yards, and sustained injury.
 The pastry cock and three cabin boys. nsunes not kHowa, were also carried overheard wiih tine cook house and pantry. and drowned
 The csrpeBier was rescued by the steamer Jas. L. Dick. while floating GswH the river on the hur- rlcsBe roof.
 Many ot the passengers arc missing. but ii is iTn- possible te give their names. as they weFs not re- gisisred on the clerks book. Ne ladies were lost ScyeFai of the officers and crew, not mentioned heFr, severely DIared bat will recover.
 One of the deck hands was blown overheard and drowned.
 \ severe rain storm followed the hurricane, which lasted ever two hours. TsrgsBlins were spread the ladies cabin for the protection Of the ladies.
 The farm houses in the vicinity were hown down. trees were uprcoted, and Fnaay wood boats and flats in the vicinity Of New Madrid, were sunk during the storm.
 The Memphis caugh, fire shortly after the falling of the ehimaeys, but the eaptaiH and his efHcieut crew finally succeeded, after much difficulty, in sayiag tine boat
 The damage is estimated si S, GOO, with iBsur- snee ia Cineiana,i She Jeff for that port yester- day afternoon, where she will undergo res,airs. Lou. Democrat
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cow,,a,v and Cold Flooded wu,d.,


 The following letter Is from an authentic source and g1yes an account of one of The most airocioas deeds upon record. Ben Johnson is whIfe mar. married in tue Cherokee Nation; the others, we believe, are Cherokees;-[V Vaa Barren Ias!iigencer.
 EVANSVILLE, AKK.. Jane II. ISfs. Dear SV-A cod -biooded murder was committed place, on Tuesday tbe 5;h inst, Tbe particulars are as follows: On hat day Ben Jchason. sad ai. son George, were seen shooting al Sa Indian boy some l3 or years of age They stated Ina, the boy had stolen from them fask, Tbe boy beiag psetiy las, cn foot, made has escape unbafi though he vas shot al ihr secold time leaving his pony Johnson gave one gallon 0! whisky to Iadisa ca ed Club Foot 10 follow ihe boy, and tel hlfn 10 come back and get his pony. Club Foot saceeeded persgsding the boy io return. Ia the meantime, Johnson and his son were joined oy Ned Johnson, S4w Takee and Lewis Ttsus. As soon as the eof came back they commenced shooting a, hIm, and be again rsa oE bat vas ovef'aken and kii.ed Ills bddg was copcrsle3 in pond. in ihs fiel3 of James Thcmp- s0B. Esq. IT ms State and over miis fom where he was kle1 in tie Nation, aud was nct l0gnI uu,ii the l0'h lnst
 ], has been sscerteined, further, that on ihe evening the marsieT committed, and after Inc sane was done, Ben Jebn.ou ordered two negro men 10 % and feD0ye Efe body 0i tle dead IadIau.. They did so-wTappIug jhe body ia homespan blanket, which was Ieeoguised by Mr. TsomAs A,befly, who saw the negroes n ihe dusk of the evening going ia gres, hasry a the direction of where he IndIaa was killed.
 The haae ol ,he lad who wss killed is paniel Fsiiy. A large hgmoer 0i Indians were ia Evans vile on saturday, and appeared very much excited against the muTceeTs, noRe of whom could be ioand.
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Burning ef WasAiagfsa-The Lcnaoo Times gives the noa<ra snd pseseas asy version oF the barnsng ef the espssoi, tia tise year ief9D is nectbea wsih the recent viosenees in Caaada:
 -uEdes orsiuafy eFcamssances, If is impossible io eaAsd sxsiast sarpsfs.. We remembes another Hoase of Assemhiy ia North America. situated 6i'y ssiiss within iaa the heart ct twenty States aa len millions of mea. Ose 6ne day handful ol men, Aooat as large ss she MoatFezl mob. saiIsd ap
 nay, landed. maFehrd through some woods, luns ~ a smar sctisn. walked nP to city. passed quiel lghi. and the next day burned or blew np al ihe baibalags of sAe capital. marched back m~EIfy ss they ear got 10 tAeir ships, and sailed further, where they f@sea verse. n wss ali mere piece of Enis- chief unworthy ihe nane of var, doaag nothing bal exasp~rase The people. and widen the breach, aud proving nothing bal hat II ,mPcsssble ter us Eo hold single inland position the enesnys country fo1 more than sseasy hours.''
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Cure for choIera-A New Discovery.

The citizens al Chicago are elsted by inc dis eoEery of what is sala 10 be a speeihc cure for cholera. at once simple. cheap and effective, "a the more advanced well the early stages. Dr. Bird has the honor of the discovery. DFs. Herrek and Blaney. Professors of Chicago Medical College aud four other oi Inc frsi pAy sieans, s4e using it with perfect success. IL is sunpiy ioar parts saphar and chsreeAl. ia pills, one every ixo thsoe hours. As far il has been tested, astonishing results have been experienced n The worst stages of collapse DT. Herrick ia eosnmu nicAton to ihe Chcago Journal. lhos speaks of this discovery:
 Ahout SIX months since Dr. Bird and myself were led inio conversation upon the effects of uaosphesie influences ia producing epIdemies. from reading article from German chemist ia one of periodicals. in which II contsnd@d that iBauenza ceFende8 upon ibe presence of 0-sns. and that l6e severity and RBmhsr uf the attacks. as show n by chemical andy always ia prepor- iioa to .he amoaRt oi this snbs.aace she atnos- poere- Taking ihts statement ia connection wilh the iact that chel+ra is generally pseessd by ia. fneaEas, shown by Us history, Sc were led to iae conclusion that both oiSess-s gbg b. cspsnd- .ent upon the ssuBr influence, modified in degree according the greater Q, l-ss quantity of this e- leserious agent present. ia The atmosphere at the tisne. Inc neSt step ia the invest sa,isH wss to determine what agent would eoaaieraet The in6u- ence destroy th- deeleroas properties of ossas The accurate chemical Knowledge of Dr. Bird eBasles- him 10 suggest st once he veil known substance, sylrHUE. possessisg the property of acting upon il la sach a to neulralgIe is influence
 h searching for faeis to support this eoncla- sion. S foEad that cholera bad nevrr prevailed in ths vicinity ef Saiphur Springs, or in situations where ths s1hstApce hboUa ads bebce he conciu- sion that s1iPaar might ee, aae prohabiy was, the antidO1e iof cholera
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

IF A New York eorFespoadea,--Or prstenGed oae, uorr hSe.y-of iae OacisA Hegaid says he Inc io;iosiag described pheaornen4 in Bross- Way:
 See that fellow ;a srs5 pants. zreasod and b. grmeG with ink. witn hs big bag ike drsb coal ,o match, sioaehsd hsi and old boots--sii Of which look if they might have belonged 10 his great gTsat-gra sdfather-ane with careless reiiicki ng gaii. On his srm hangs prim fashionable. per famed and hrashed, with white klds. all and ia every respect neat &na erlicate 2 new doli from the 5aDGbex- You ass bystsnder wh0 these strangely mated men eAn be: They are Horace Greeley, cf the Tri5une, aud Mai. Willis, cf the Home Ioarnal''
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4 Sad PrsdtcamsHf.--A young pafsnu iost his way in forest; and it ,. lnE vehe asrstiy cold and rsisy, he happened upon pOOs eosts-, and desired Ipetgings ana sosae fire 10 warm htr. The maa isid hsla h4, he and his wiis bad bat bed. aadsf he pi-ased 10 lay wtih them he shoah bx welcome. The pArsnn tha0ked him, and kindly accepted ef d. In tue nsofning the maa 10 go to market, and meeting so1ng oi has heaghhoEs, hs tet lxnghseg. Taey 4skei hisn what made ktsn neFFy aaoat the mouth Why, says hc. ! can't but thiak ha~ ashamed the psF~aa wiii b. whea he swakss, io fad hlnseif aloas sa kei silA say E5tet
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 TAe ww ia Hunfny.--Ee red V vae q l..s
 s=ss F-ss5szss- tSs Ts ssss sssissHfy sAsa lssss msfSrd Ih- WaS ia Hanzssy s iA< eny,sF neal q lhs Asrirsea 6ss soeksis- These ss<ksts hsve hsfn ebly dreeieA nel oniy aTzinst ie~as hst 4gsSsss hodiek of ts0eVs. ThsFe haves Atsn beeR used bssa iA fbs AU.EFisn ard EiangzsxA arsAt-s. pepsseas nsekess enred hy eesps ef foss hpmbsasss sAas te maFrh wsth thn infARtEy- E@eA msn carsies three of Ihese s1na- sscd p0sieegiies AnOahes man earrits Fess. fsmed 0f weoA, On wAseA she rreket is placed sad saserted- The AassFisae havs eesn tk4 sEst te hng into srtce. ts gFrsf an extent. gss nsw nd terrible nseaas ef des,ractSoa- . Ass been ssssed fhag thsse reMgsexe< employ d hes ranged hy the AasfFian Neanbsdrfs, whs have pfse. tisra fw msny yesss. As.e pss-asrrd trruaenacns e3ett, pasliehizriy gpan ahr Hanxaslan ssaseys as esgaisy. TAey sse tahes q wseaehs iron kseaghs b poiAs pieFse1 win hoirs as kiset wssh incrss- diary maneT. and sFt se charged ss to euss sbrse thesn. sl sse end of iheir Eight smst ssEesHss ei tiqad 6re. Tseir s&srp hfssiag poasai C snacA Base terrifying ;o ths kosses thaM tbe aase ade hy fhe rasxare oi the hambsheIis, ard ese ci them t qsss eaeagA 10 throw Whose sqHedeon iste dsscEdes The HangaTiaa army. having toaad large sseFes q taese rockets n the sfse1ss which fea Into tAeal power. have eqHAily mnAe ass ~ them ta ~ lieu attacks spsa sgSus, sna ia hssti~s npoa Paaias-"
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NArsosAL DEsrA--Ths public deb, of France |. aftsen hundred EiIssons of dollars and IS ras,slv increasing. Ina, of England is four ,hoas.sa Tsi'ieas ef dollars Ss long ss the present sv.sp, of government, is perp-tsa,sd. Engiand's iaaes,ec. nes. vii nos be dim.nlshed.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

HE AsroR PLACE RIor r.--Mr. Hackest, manager of the Astor Piece theatre, has presented against the city of New York claim for s5,oo5 20. for damages sustained during tue recent riOi;he prin- eiPal item being sl.o2o, profit likely % have &C., crasi from Maeready's engagement The bills for meals and refreshments furnished to the police are S7H 5e. The total anloua, of bis claim is s: S00
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NEW ORLEANS MARkErs.

M0SDAT EsExtss, Jsns le, le49. C5staa. .--The astnsnd has brea linsied ant the sales csssfaea Io $50 bales. ineindiag si of l0I Les Misldiiag Teaasssees at 63se. We repeat cur quotations:
 Inf.rior .5 6Si& Geod Miadling. T <fS7 s< Ordinary, .s1s sssIz Midditng Fais. T slS = L. M- to MA., sisS7 Fssr........-.etx - Tenn. aad S. AIAEana Average Lists... .sosninai. TTgw.--MaFkef aaiI Sales I3o9 bbls. 0hio ss Sl. I60 llD"ss as S4 3Ts4 fO; I00 Tnois al 44 Sa; I2a Fine q; S3 s5 and z00 Sour at s3 50.
 CosH--Sai-s 59eS sacks, in ten lots. al fSe. and | i59 2ad 9sia ss 4Te.
 Oass-200 sacks S' l.cnis sold st spc. WAlsy.-sO0 bbls. Rschded. wes~ sold in lcts, me>tiy st l6c.
 Psrk -tSB bbls. Msss sold al Sic s0- Layd,-S9o sBd 7eS kres Prime were sold sf Sc.
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Nes Ba8 The Bps'oh Pos, ifeqRentiy hiis iAe AilSs ia prasnking msnser that ihe latter cas- 70, lsagb st Ii, tiaoeSa ereryooay else does. The Post oi Mooday says;
 '+ The A9l<s iwits ns ef having bald head; thfs s a eAistnifY. sssBii, bot hnthins n eomparfsoH wl'h bs ssspsnne q ihe editor of the Atiss, whese hsaa is incapable of Ffo3assng any ihihg valuable but haaf."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

THr BESEy7r or BEING JHrEs.-A Malta cores PoSden, of the London Tisnes tells the following story of tb. Pope:
 When in his youth, aud in the Gnardia Mobile ai Rome. he hsa fell deeply in love with b-auifui English girl She refused his solr although hand some, ysang aud noble. on account ef sae aifFer. eace of religion. He took the matter so much 10 heart that he retired 10 convent, became an eeeIe- siastie, and eventually Popc~
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

IT A man in Vermont has applied for divorce from his wife. on charge ef cowardsce. Il appears that she Sas engaged in breaking pair of steers, aod showed signs of umidity. which reflected on her as a lady of courage.
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aJ- The net capital of the Cincinnati branch of the Methodist Book Concern is SIs2.6s5 the profits fef the past year being about st .5tre. The net capital of tho pareat concern. ia New York Is ss54.sf3 F, and the profits of the past yea, amount la S32, ,s33.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

b The United States sloO?-ef-wsr Dale is ca her way to New York. from San Francisco. with tuoe kaa8rsd hsasan3 dollars. in dust, on board She iefi iba. port on the 2oth of May. and wiIl probably ayive al New York during tho mehth of lctoh~r
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

DREADFUL DisAsrEA.-Leiters received at Boston, June eth. state taa, the ship Ficrida, from New UIeaas for California, was lost oH the tiyer La Platte Two hundred and fifteen passengers per- ished, and loaF persons were saved.
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Az EAsLT SrsRr.-Ths editor Oi the Breoksy IN. M Freeman has placed the hauie of 7'ks,ass Ha't Beaioa B, the head ef his paper a. candidate isr the presidency in is52.
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r Ssrtaflfsy IA Bs-%,.-The Cadlx (Ohlo} Sen;i- srl ls1ts 1ha' D7 CfaSiofd, residing n B.oom hed. iesefsoe ec1n'y, drew ifora that bsnk ard e'Aef' at "a logged EsPsT, Hssey ,o the zaoaat of ssfa, ~aieh hs has managed Co slppe ~i'h to parts eGksQNe.
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sJ We were iniofaaea yesterday hy Col Kennedy >apefin'eaeH' et he Mat, lha the 0is iaf the god dollar hf aTriF4d a' 'hs Hiet in ihis city, GB eA ssFes Ho4~ be i@smtassiris 'aker te strike oE The e,ssss Large qaaa;.ies of fAs C atossia ss kss,s hi over sy the Crescent Cry haze sses seat 10 the sns a thts city IN. 0. Della.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

TAs HsrtAer. st CssfGestsH The Courier es the 7ih inst says; Day b~fsre yesterday was the warEses day we have experienced tnss season, the ihsrzlsmstcr reaching Aboai 9s Sczfe~s ia the us6 tSe of ihe day. Yesterday -. hsd hesvv fsll ef r~iR, whieh somewhat eseisd the siEsospAsre, but | sa stisl elose and salirs.f
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MARRIRD.

At Cabia Point, on ih- iT,a iazt-, by Willard Keith. Esa. Capt THoxA HisDs. 10 Misz Ei4EA- EgrH BxAKDox. sIs of Puiaski eOa1ty. How near am [ to happiBe~s
 That earth exc~ecs aos9 Nos asoshrs like #: The treasures of the deep ssv not precious As ar~ the pure enjeymsuss Of a Hsaa
 ioek'd SD irs woman : isvs. ."-Jaspr.
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Ttf .38Ais;stfG'aaa.--l la s company ef democrats and Whtgs, wbo were discussing eoS,-hun0yessiy ,he scramble soibg fcy ihe offices sFfeng ihe parasites Of power # @as sskedf '" What kiasi of sarnnsifatina IS 'hisf'' An o4a member Si the kaF replied An administration as Aoass sSs" AbsaFty hugh atiesiea fae secuTacy of The description
 Oar own oplnica is, taas psoscripiieA @ili soH. ,inHe uniii ihe mAA Wha .- hates i5sfAst nTo-crn- oa. safely make return, 'lest asAtSis.Erti ''
 TUasea-
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SvENKs fssHIoS I he esfnIie-; aud mes, ssiz,o- e1iir novelty of the seasoa. says the Ssw York NsiFoPoiss. is the white pArasol, CT semmsr saa- '4A's, Esea wita slnk SeIor, and supported. hss delicate ao~sr. sPoa ss,otisS4 stem ei irory These are vet bat rare.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

I-Ris titffe sFkaAle tAai the best oiFice ia ths glss sf iAs gsgeEsmeni-the ecAsulship C LSE- erpocl-iS b<sseas6 upon the oi ;Ae whis teaaeT xho proclaimed sAreagh the late esaysSs, faoxs isadly than asy ether inc great Eise,p3s os e pro scFsbibg p4cscFig;iea' What remsskasie com .nes. a,.0a uAss lfash 2ai disiateres.sdaess-
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FIVE DOLLARS RESy ARDi

DAN AWAY freta the subscriber. N f0 from near AeAesry,s on the EJ4&I q ssA inst, aD ARK BRoA'N MARE. .iNn fssar years old. absat II hands bigh; psSNf fFAsn had . wsrt ea the right hip- The shows sswasS xili he paid ts any person who viii deliver s4i. Mare at Iax ssslse ia Liliis Rock.
 JanS zS 42f THOMAS BR0uNLfE.
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ELxcrIoS.-Pafrey (free-soller) has been de- ifA'ea in the Fourth District of Massachusetts ThouPsoa (whigl was his exponent. The vote ~ss very close and resulted ia ehoss being made by the people.
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IssrlcE. IN MocksIss,-Resert Morris, r, Esq hAs received commission from Gov. Brirg., Of Nas~aehasstts. ss jastiee of the peace fer SaToik eoaniy!
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jE1- Hon. Abbott Lawrence has been appointed Minister to England. Gen. Jessup is to have the place vseatei by the death of Gen. Gaines
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THEasURY NcTEs.-The Register of the Treasury !, Aisea A. Hal. reports the treasury note account. ca the lst inst, 10 stand as follows;
 oatssandiag. of the various issues, Sl s5I s39 3I Cancelled, in ths haads of efFicers,.. F 500 00
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 WAsmssros Co<srs. Ia tA< Hssaiasssa clrest css,f. -fpvsI Tsym. ssas wHA4As B.aasSros' pFH' -sss4~ssa is aaasA- n M Nr.wrxm defst N

DAVID M. kEnsTEa. 5eft.
 | ND NOW, eu this tssth dsy of the prsseai
 A term of this eoaEt. comes ihe Ezia piaianh. sd sppsartHg to the coaTt tbsi the aefesS4ai hes Dst been served with pFecess tn tbss esse, and the said defendant fssiiBg te appsss and plead or otherwise asswer ts ths psaisAa7s scEion: and II sppsaring so the esays thsG this sait Is foaadsd CD a Aeasssd Fer Eve handred and Biasay- -hFs dolizrs aad ttlriy hve ceass. in Arksnsas money. fer % asaeA nseaey paid ey the md Paasntia fer the saad
 e~mdaat ss has isssaace and Fegsess-it ia eFsrsed by the eeaft that aald def<a6snt es neished. by psbliesiioa Of the commencement and PesdsRey es this ssis sy issst twe veekiy insertions is sose Dewspaper ysblissd in this StaEs. tse izst insertion ts be al easa thirty dsys ketefe the eosssasnceent of the pext term Of sis eesst sna tzt aslesx sad dvfss1ast appear. by eimssd es sfiers<y. ss Of before the thiFd day of the seat sesm Of sk esart, at court to ks held al ths ceart-honse in said coasty ca the third Aenday after the fsasth Nss- Gay ia Sspaezabes. A D. Iss5. Jsdgm%ai wsi se catered against aim and Ais 2fog~ttJ ssla Co satisfy the zaFas- sa
 A true copy fram the rsessd:
 fAuestl F. R. SMITH, Gv&.
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L1A convention to devise improvement, of the Rapids m the Mississspr, is to be heid al Daven, Pors. Iowa, oa the 4th of July next.
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phHsh'sIE-Foar hundred and ninety F.aapers Sea m tae woEk house al BAiiinaslee. Ireland, of 'St eeaasra- aariag the ~sek epding May Sth.
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 assy sH sad esery svi lAsi esn is risiea sIiA O. rnost hessily ea ysss; s=@ ehen vee e.eeA z ss-s usav yca esH fn rsiS. zal whea tirkness sFd dessh usrrsuEd vea. nay ho ass<fioauls aud iupsd eas He aear ie .ssea<k sBe rislsw ef ssstax nay yos reySss se the dssfardly Hss tiss ysn lave Ird asd usy N psve rks dr4fhbed wiih sfiii more bi,srn<ss Aiskoagh y0a e&RasE aegrnde nis, sgfil sltail iaks snrh e6~riSve neAns b pFevens yoa and your fasty irrn coesanaiIzg yOHr infamous skaners rsAt cs viii feel that t~ tess ssf ycasNy ore sxxanss ne viii hp to ynas savsasage. ScR an hn4 cafsed Mirh that cowaraly, sseaktng spsrit tAst viii sr~r-sly seek she ingsry ofWy wosst fee--ariike y0a. fear Nsshing. p1rtieaiaSiy saeA as ysu. Ag1sA say. Lave ne sseae 1cahle ysa not: she world k s1f- esensly sa,ge fo essh. tsl if yea sls p~sss In se coaFse yoa have psssne teFtie Isst eighfeeu aatss ysu slssil rue t 10 yosf hesst's eeee ean and most nsssYe~fsf shas make ySs sufFss the eonseQuenee Scr .il tksf vos bsvs made sse saseT.
 Ycarsasaia,ass ieReiose sn~f sgair drrnand mine: :te likeness of a villain frei no lneiaaFisn 10 re- tan. Year face brings eaiy she Fwmemnranee oG your basen@ss to Has miad; wheh there is a6ecfiea Il is ina@eA SaissAae git, Yaa eaa enclose @ihe to s5e GftenwSek street, and believe me il wia he fbe only mark of A Efnsieans EssDaining n yos | yoa secede ao tAis sequess. Hsge q I wiA Yea hase bgan3ea fhe original ta grossly le e aessoas of keeping any nemeaso os her.
 ,..... ts,;EPtsl ,s,E NE. w-l1-A Rrs9rsster fbas, as eoaleesvaisse rappy as you are lsst Foa wiii most likely gei the hos wAip- piag lhat yoa richly seservv others ay not bunk yca, fsr b@Heath theif toaseHps as 10 wisAhriA H. R-memhsr Ao~ naay respectable women in th,s ciiy your low ssana~soss sonsac has kslSed--fhey
 sy yel heas of it Toa feel fhss yoa can injare ae atOBs, htt yod Imagine f0olsshly q yra fssnk tha' yoa eaB escape from receiving gse psRishaens aae loaF slsekgazFdrsss. that yoa may gvt when yon least expect |. lTbe following erased os ie sAsl page ol the osigsaag Iei'sr.1 foa wii innedisseiy sead ny miniassse5ts Mrs. DsEsy. ss3 G, ss teel II is Iso dsxgsaeelai fe have tnlans0es liar ta possssssoa sf nay resemsiance.
 03kes letters of like eaafseter Gese read. ia one of which ste says that she w0ald rsffes die fhse the case ;ibe dSorce} shoald come into open esar; si expose her and hifn; that she s,i loved hisn, ba no' afraid ol cnaseqaesees. snd that ste woa4d not sulcf aione.s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

sJ- A ssa~efiber has wFiiEsa a verF bitter epistls indeed about railroads tie says that few days since the catcher ef locomotive snaieheo ug cbs of hls best ce=s sS1d tOs-oe her head csrr heels down 8 preeipice. When foua6 ihe poor asima was past praying for. as the dogs were ai- ready proving ea heF- She had Bot particle 6f hide about her except th> thicketia which her bady vas coaosased. zBd- if ss cap the eimax, inc sa load company sen, ia a biii for jerking b@ef,
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The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

4 kseA Jskss-Some wsg. well informed ef tbr names ef appea ieF efkees the easfUin house hsd notices very neatly rFused, ssgned n dae tcsn s Wniiam D. Lewis, ColircsoT." 1" sa serswd ce al he coase hear of. arposnted eg dlssPposaie oa Wea nrsAay eseaiAg. Bearers were to pses<nt them selves on Thursday. 50 yesterday the collector office vas beseIgrd wi.h persons exhibisiRg aatige' and desiring to hr asorn in " that they usgbt <ss~' uson llse dates. as Ea<h eoveses, fp-morFow. good macy hasd things were sasa. whea inc Col. Lec;og inssFmed the bearers, wsth unusual sasvmy h4; be had sot ssgned say such notlee ssd thai he hsd no place Ior mote assistants si present.
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The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26
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