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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-13
 NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
BULLETIN oyFIoE, Nov

DVbLEitN obFiGE, NosetnnSF '. CotioR.--The prices have increased a5ont 3sc since ihe arrival Of the news by ihe Europa, tne aggregate sales for tine week have been 3u 60 bales The demand has been pretty general Tue Teceip. al this port since September li, fexclnsve of those from Mobile. Montgomery, Fjos,da. and Texas by seal are l2l ,755 bales, against i73 s6 to the same tune m iS4s. Weeks receipts 2i ,6s7 bales. Ex- potts to foreign pors l9SU. cosstaiSe 3575--total 555s. We now quote as follows;
 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Inferior. .si46s9tt Mid. Fair. .l0s4fs .0TS Ordinary, ......S td9s4 Fair ..........fIS- Middling, ioSiol4 Good Far. .Iil ,sS 2 Good Mo,dli"glo32s sSIo3s Good and Fnr nominal T6baeeo-Market 9ui.e inactive; Common 51 { Sjls Fair 5a a, 6c. and Fine selected sI, ,ssssi ., Sagar -Sales ready at rsther fuller pIices; Far (new cTops) ranging from 4t469iis
 4Hofassts -Demanh fair; al 236s33l<c
 Fiosr.-Pnices fun. SppeTiine Illinois $I, SO St. Louis $l.s5, second Si. Louis in store at $500. CeIfes.-No material change. 101ac. for old crops. He for new.
 Cora.-Not much change; the sales rate. green new at 50e; Prime do at Sc and Prime old al 5Jc. Pork -I16 bbls. oi Pfins Mess, were sold yester. day al the reduced rate Of S7, ,50.
 Bacoa.-Msrket very dall; Sugar Cured Hams lll2c; Sides 4aic.
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Appointment by the Prssidea'.-John s. Gallagher 10 be Third Auditor of the Treasury, riee Peter Hagner. - National Iateliigeacer.
 Mir. Hagner has been 56 years in the public ser vice, having been appointed u clerk in the rrea- sury Department in l793, and was appointed the Third Auditor when that office was created in 1877. No government could ever boast Of mors able. honest, and efficient officer. He has been worth more than his weight in gold to his country. He has beeH the model of what public servant should be; and hereafter no higher compliment can be paid to public officer than say of him (simi- lar to what said in Athens of Arisdes tine Jus.) "He is as vrtuous as Peter Hagner '- Union.
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Poiificai Gossip ai Washiag.oa.-A correspondent of the New Yogk Tribune, who signs himself "Al- pha," at the close of letter, mainly defending MT
 Cisytons course in the ponssin adair writes thus. ''Conuected with this subject Is a scheme to disturb and break up the harmony of the cabinet. aud 10 secure, # possible, change among its meinbers, that will al another time aude to. Tke names of editors and members Of the next Congress in either House have bsen given up and sapposed 10 be connected with II, and the time i- not far distant when the whole affair will be exploded You shall moi be kepiin ignorance longer than s necessary lr the public interest to have the matter concealed Y
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selling or! Selling OTW

ME. the undersigned, inform the citizens of W Little Rock and vicinity, that we are selling our extensive Stock of Dry Goods and Cio'hiag at very reduced p'ices in ordeT to close the be- tween this and the lst of February next.
 We also call on alt that kRow themselves indebted to us. either by note book account 10 call before the ls of January next aud settle the sape if they wish 10 save cost. LINDAUR X BROTHER,
 Maia Street, Liitie Rock. N. E. All persons tha, have any account against the hrun, will please present them tor payment. Nov. l3, lS49.-7-lO;Iit
 lDemoerat and Gazette copy months
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LIVERY STABLE.

\ BR0WNLEE & CO, having ww v q pnIehssed ot DaIkn & BogleQ 4alt their stock of Horsrs ant Carriages, sf~--fest will oontone the Stable, al the old stand, en ,he corner oi Main aed Eisn streets. opposite ihe Rock Hotel, where they will be pleased to receive the patronage of the pablie.
 J. D. & O., are making additions tc the old stock. and will ehdeayor 10 servs iheiI cusioners in good style any other establishment in le cily
 uorses and Buggys, and saddle Horses, may be had at all times.
 Horses kept hy tie day, week, or month, as low as at any other stable in ihe place.
 N. $. A goo supply of Corn and Fodder will be kept constantly on hand for sale. al reasonable prices.
 Little Rack. Nov. l3, Isi9.-7-Io-tf
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indussrieus class of employees to the city preas, whoas livelihood is made by cOnceciing oil sorts of 'nonstrOsilies" and airocities which tie morbid taste of the times may demand, are thus hi, cG by PsReA.
 Beaten away from the enarmeus eabbsvs ulap. tatohs, aud fairly Toted of the early strawberry beds by the lateuess cf the season, the ppbay a- liners have been terribly pat to 1t Tor meal and paragraph Even tho inOnstrona goossbcrry esn no longer be cFasnmed down ihe public throat, for ihe newspaper reader will no longrr consent to be made gooseberry fool he once used 10 be- An unusual haul of nackersl. which was formerly ali hsh iu the casual reporters net, Is now not worth its weight in nk to the unhappy scribe nor owill tho vrrry best stested pig with five tails ran, ss h once would, the round of the Bewspapers. The two-headed cat has gone to the dogs; the bi-taed bullock has drawn in his horns; the one-eyed jack ass has given his last kick and the whole catalogue ol nature . anomalies, which cnud once command their fourpence paragraph ct the regular market PTice, are now uttafiy vaiueiss In their despair the Pennyaliners have lately taken to the horrible practice of barying people alive, and causing ihesu to wake again, i1 order that they-the penny.a- liners-may turn a most dishonest, and, indeed, tioDai sixpence by aeoutradcton fsw days after wards aad that, after administering the baHe to the reader, they do not long withhold aniidOte. We nevertheless think that these inieFmeuts. with which the newspaper cemeteries are now being crowded, should De put a stop to speedily us possibe.P
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The Moral off our vie,orv.

Our opponents msy dcclalm as much ss ihev please about the smaness of the vote; bnt inc fnsl
 s Palpabe that correct expression Of the onlniors Of the people of the State was giyea in the result of the recent election. Those who entertain op;n ions, voted; those only who occupy neutral grouad upon inc sgiafed questions. remained at horae II eahDoi he said that the whiss made ao efforts Had they aot their bands of elecionrereFs through every county in the Statef The President of tAe United States, tbe Governor nf pennsylyania, and others in high places, with us, making every efynrt to stir up feeling In favore the whig cause - Their candidate for Cauai Commissioner took the stump On the other hand, she efforts of the demo cra,s were limited. We made no Sesperase egorfs
 Que question has been deeidpd, We refer io th. fariF The people have spoken aqaiast the 2ro,ec-
 tive system. The issue fairly male and fairly understood. Each vote was deposited with n view to an expression of sediment on this subject Let II be neised abroad that the protective policy of the whig party has been condemned in prnusylvania.
 We trust our opponents will sec the folly of con uauing 10 urge such an unjust system upon inc people. Years ago there was no opposition to spro tectiop in Pennsylvania Even inntei1gent demo- crais believed that there could be ne prosnerity without commercial restrictions. But ,he school master has been abroad in the land--fnen's minds have not been iile. All classes have been s,udyluo the subject to it's depth. The enormlfv of the scheme which taxss the many for the benefit of inc few has hecn discovered aud laid bare
 The tariff is now the only whig hobby. It Is used iH New England and Pennsylvania, and no where else. Before the end of the present adinnIs irsiion, il will be consigned te the 4omb of all the old and long cherished measures of the federaists
 And further: Has not the conduct of the present chief magistrate of Pennsylvania been indirectly Tebukedf He has wantouly dsgfaced his office by his lack Of dignity several public occasions and the eyes of the people have been upon him.
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Poes Hriiags.-Mr Redfed, the publisher, will put 10 press immediately the complete works of tlie late Edgar Allen Poe with memoir of his lie, by James Russell Lowell, and remarks on his genius and character, by x. F. Willis and Rufus W. Griswoid. in two volumes, sctayo, with DOT traits after Dursud and osgood
 It was among the last requests of Mir. Poe, that Dr. Gfiswold should be his editor, and he has con sented to arrange his Mss, Nc, for the press, for the benefit of hrs family |. Tribune.
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Tag FLoRi0A iSDfASs-A correspondent of the N. o. Picayune, writing from Tampa, Oct l9. says:
 "'Fo the great suprise of all the inhabitants --eyen the 'oidest'tbe Col. Clay, which went 10 Charlotte HarbeF on Tuesday last, returncd to-day, bringing three Indians, heavily roned, who had been de,i. vered up to Gen. Twggs by sam Jones and Billy Bow Legs; (ibe latter always has said he would de- liver up any of his people who committed murder or any similar outrage, and expresses The opinion that there are bad white well as bad Indians;l boih of whom were present the occasion-~the former to ihe great surprise of a being much less friendly disposed toward the whites tlaa he latter Tlre hand of the fourth murderer was brought, as an evidence of his being killed in resisting cap- ture; fifth escaped. Ihus ends the great drama.
 Tine Indians. learn. would DO; talk oI emiara,Ion, aud were much surprised at the mention of it, as they had done all that could possibly be expected of them: certain it IS they have surprised many, both by their promptness and eRdeavoT 10 satisfy the de- mands of justice. Noiwthsta nding this, many can be found who still insist upoa their remey ai As desirable as this may be, il cannot well be demau- ded of them. Negotiation may yet succeed, and that ilas been wisely entrusted To discreet persons
 The ironing ot the captiyes, am told, secInrd to sadden all tie lndians more than the approaching separation--and guarantee was given by them, voluntarily thai the perpetrators of any future out rage woud be delivered up without their waiting for them 10 be sent for, and likewise any OQe who crosses lhe boundary"
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Ex-MSsrER FROM RUSSIA Tine New York Courier and Enquirer, of ihc 30;h nit, learns itom is w Washington correspondent thai the Emperor oi Russia has banishedio Siheria. Nj BoDIsco. the late Russian minister 10 this country. lie the bus. band o an American wife, and inc of his ban lstiinen' IS, for owning property n this country BoDisco was en,Tapped 10 Russia. Hts crime was hrst discoveieu by spy. His property amounts 10 about hat a laiilon of dollars, mostly in gov. ernIDent securities.
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IThs moot e"rpriaing iiem in the late foreign news is, that Gen BEa had turned Turk; and vet, after testing the christianity ol ihe Emperors of Russia and Austria, 1t Is but liuIe wonder if he had See tiie contrast in the humanity of the Turks who say that. 10 give uP the Hungarian refugees. would be in violation of of the first principles of the Mussulman religion. which ordains that the followers of Mahomet snail give hospitality and protection to all who are in mlsfOrtune without dis tinction Of creed country. Verify the religion of the Turk is truer than that of the EmperOrs
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The Effects ofthe Eleetion<sriag Tour the Presi- dent ia eHnsyio0Bia.-A Washington cnrrespopd- ent of the Boston Atlas, in his groans upon tLe Pennsylvsnis elections lets out the chacrin of his party at the failure of General Taylor's electon- eering tour in that State. 'SbaIne to the recieant whigs,' exclaims the mortified and defeated parii- gan; "where is their friendship to the patriot whon they placed at the head of the government, and whom they received with much apDareRt cordiality when he passed through tiieir State?'
 Sad indeed! All lie speech making of the man of B1ena Vista, 'he them whg or be ten demo- crat,' all the processions with wreaths of flowers and gold lace on his bare head and broad shoulders, all the kissing of the wives Of postInasters and otficeholiers. all the benevolent wishes of the old gentleman that the factory giism might soon become 'others, and all the Junketings with the rou mas ters, have been thrown away upon the people of PsHnsy ivans, ard whig ietter-writcr tnourns at the failure of Truman Smiths plans to jockey Penn sylvania second time. The truth is that the demo. erats of Pennsylvania, whose mistaken votes elect ed General Taylor, did suppose they were placing him al the head of the government But they have found out that, instead of Zachary Taylor. they elected Jno M Clayton and his cabal the 'bucher. cabinet regency" to be at the head of the ment' white the man they supposed was to be ths President is a mere cypher. to sign the death war rants they draw up for him against democratic officers. They have nobly shown their resentment at this infamous cheat, and returned to their rst love and this is the secret of the whig defeat in the Keystone State.-Boston Sfatesman.
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fl Coatrasi.-The Armenian (Cathoiie) Patriarch, al constantinople, hasfbeen commissioned by the Turkish Saltaa. to transmit, on his part, to Pope Plus K, the sum of hundred and thnty thousand francs tor the papal exeheqaer. We Tenei ikbeI that the Satan contributed literally towards the relei of sish distress. How the nineteenth century dii- iers from the seventeenth.
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DUnder the tariff of is45, he:sreat staples of the county have commended lar ptces, ahor has been in steady demand, the efedit o the natlon has in- proved, and there Is stale Of general prosperity such as aever existed before. Deny this who can. Why, then, make a chahgel
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4 Good Society.--The Rosine Association in Philadelphia, for the reformation of women who have led immoral lives, nave 530 females emp owed making garments, &c. They have an intelligence office, also, atwhich, in The last six months 2j0 persons have applied for situations. and POI have been furnished with places. These very en- couragng facts.
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Mounted Rife enen.-Inteliigenee has been received at inc War Experimentation lhe Regiment oi Moun- tel R fl men, ordered 10 Oregon last spring, nader the command of Col. Lorng. On the 22d of July west oi Fort Bridger-ofhcers and men all wel and in excellen, spIlts. They were expecting 10 reach Fort Hall on tte 4'b of August, and the plains oi Oregon early in the autumn.
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TarF Faets.-The great argument of the proiec- tionists in favor of high tariff Is it's creation of 'home market' for the sale of agricultural products of the country. This view is utterly fallscioas, when we observe that even in Massachusetts the manufacturing interests has. under the present sys iem, increased more rapidly than it did under the high and oppressive taxation of the tariff of IS42 During ths first three years of the tariff of 1872 capital to the amount of Sl 900 applied manufacturing purposes in Massachusetts,; while the amount applied in that State during the three years that the bill of IS46 has been in ope- ration, reaches the of Sil l99, ,e0D- being about one half of the whole amount which hns been applied to manufacturing purposes ia Mas sschusetts for thirteen years. I he whole amount of cotton taken for home consumption during the last year of the tariff of lSi2 was, according to the Boston Shipping List, 422,597 baIes-while the amount of cotton taken last year, (lefS9,) was lS,039 bales--being increase of s5,II2 bales under the revenue bi i of lSI6. Such signal facts upset all the iinespun theories of tbe Tarifiiies.
 Rieh Enquirer
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0y-llyaloiypss on glass, and ralbotypes on paper, are the gwen in Inc eastern papers for the new invenlion of lskiog portraits. l. IS said that pictures taken by the II aalype process perma- nendy fixed on plate glass; a,'d that they posses richness oi tone, eeaTness Tn the lighs. anrdepth and meoaness in inc shadows, that canoot be eQnaed bY any production ol art.
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e1t- Some one computes that the rats in the Uni- ted States six millions of dollars worth of grain year. These animals almost ss expeh- siye and worthless the loaiers and dandies who appear io be bon ohly 10 consume the ifai,s of
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(KS" The married man is like the bee tkat fixes his hive sugments the world. beaefiis the Iepablic aGd oy daiiy diligence. without wronging any, profits all; bat the eoniemner of wedIock. is like wasp. an offence to the world, lives upon soil and rapae, disnFbs peace, steais sweets that are none of his own. and dies in misery. nnregreited.
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Democrats. Ssppovt your Presses !-The late de- mocratie victory in Georgia was achieved after a warm and energetic canvass.
 Readerl who did the hard work I Who toiled and SboTed for tine support of the democratic principles and inc dissemination of it's political tFnths7 Who were the mos, efficient and untiring adv ocates oi the cause of democracy and of it's candidates. and by whose energies and unhinehing cxertions was the glorious resalt achieved! Who but the editors the hard working, untirng, sleeplessly vigilani editors of tue democratic pressl 1t is well known 10 all that there was no stumP-speaking this year there was no political discussions and all tue lead ing politicians have had comparatively easy time Of it.
 Remember, then, democrats in the hour of your triumph and exuitatiou, the services of the press Remember to whom il is you owe, in a large mea- sure, the victories that you have won. and remem- Der thst it is your true policy and duty good de- mocrats, to sustain those who sustain your cause. Every democrat, Yho can afford IL should take at least democraic paper. The interests of the press should take warmly to the heart, and should promote jts welfare by his own subscriptions. paid promptly; by his influence and his exertions among his friends aud neigbors IL is this sort of support that makes party press, in return. efficient and energetic, and stimulates it to renewed exertions
 Augusta ,Ga) Coust.
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Letter frem cal. 1vaIlnr.
We copy from the Hamilton Telegraph. the Gol. iowi0g IeifeF from Cot. Weller.
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 Sax FAAEcisco, CAL, Aug 26 1898.
 Ms Dear Mehaef: was eompeiled to come sp here or the last steamer. 10 attend to some public besiuess, and consequently had no opportunity of nserllanitng ihe Haii have no tafoG GInasion from home; bat presanae there letters for ne at San Diego, which l wni get on my return. | 20 to- to Monterey. and alter rem sin.Hs ibete some fosr or five days. viii go'dowD ts San Diego The su,nor is quite eertsia here that have 6een sus- pended Sa lar as my eSR personal interest Is con- ceraSd, l have no tears tc shei HthIs be true The commission. however, wia be broken aa and the boundary survey suspended for sa indsfntc period. caa readily hna professional employment here if 1 deem 1t arlch more profitable thAi this boundary serviee. IL IS true great Bany lawyers are here yet the business will prove very extensive
 This place is veIy remarkable one It has sprung up in a day. All nations are here represro- ted. Al orders oi architecture known and anknown to the books here found Ali least tyeo thonshnA people lie m tents. Everybody is actively engagss in business, and moving with The velocity of loco mo iye--and yet hundreds are returning ffofD the mines, sick, broken-down and dissatisfied They are bound for home. very stnaii number of those who have come here will be gaineIs ia the end The climate of San Francisco Is about as bal ss have ever seen Since have been here Ga werkl one requires wooden clothing, and an over-coal every day Al night three blankets at least are in. dispensAbs to one's comfaft. The wind blows steadily every day i,om the North, and the dust is excessively annoying.
 go 10 Mohlerey aud wiil there awai, the Arrival of tte steamer. ifsuspeEird may possibly remain in this country ubi next spring.
 MosTEEEY. GAL, pt. 2, ls49.
 1 reached here this morning, having been four lays making so miles, on sailing vessel. must return 10 San Francesca before can 70 back to San Diego 10 raise fluids to prosecute the work The Convention to frame S:aie Consultation sits lo- aorrow. Yoars &c, JOHN B. WELLER
 Al. C. RYAN.
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GALT.-25 Bags Fine Salt; I35 do. Coarse do. C Received per Philip Pennvwi'." and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 Nov. t3, Isl9.
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UT "i sse.' said young lady. according to one of the funny papers, .that some booksellers adver tise blalk declarations for sale wish could get one' "Why !" asked the mother. '.Because Mir F. is too modest to ask me to marry him; and per haps, If could fill blank declaration with the questions, he would sign it."
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NEW GOODS, NEW coops ii

LUST received at Adassss New store. ueas tho sD stcabOst LaadiDg. large stock of wiBteF DRY GOODS, Groceries, Clothing, Hardware. Qaesas- ware, Glassware. Stationery. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, &c, &e. All of whkh viii bs seid at perg reduced prices. All kinds of country pre1acs taken in exchange for goeds al the highest mafkss price. oct [
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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On the 2T'h nlf., on board the steamer E. " Stephehs, sho'i titne after she touched the whaf al Louisville, Ky. Mir LEoSIDAs SHERMAN, aged about 10 years, oi Pulaski county, Arkansas.
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yXTANTED--Atih ihe store Of Inianr & Brother W 1000 lbs. Deer. and ,n00 Coon. Fox Otte and Beaver skins, for which will pay the highes market price. nov. IS, 7-r-llt
 Democrat and Gazette copy monthsl
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l5- There Is farm iS Illinois which contains
 9 ,00O acres. The proprietor of IL, the present season, raised l3 QUO acres of corn. 30g0 of which
 Is in one aeld. Al 5O bushels per acre. this would give b5P .0OU bashels
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.''aon dad Mieatgaa Caaai.--A divide nd of 10 the Illinois and Michigan Canal has been deeIp,sa
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GINS. CuNs.! GuNs,fr

JUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash ss fine Double and Single harrelied Shot Guns kiirs, flint aud percussion gun Locks, Nc Nc, al the Gaaaniith shop, on Main street. where repair. ing Is done up blue. by II. GEIFFITHS.
 Nov6. e
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ATTENTION, PLANrEass

Y HAVE on hand 5000 yards Kentucky Bagginx, \ 5D00 lbs keBincky Rope and Twiae. which have purchased from 6rst hands in K.nsasky, and tl part with the same 10 Planters oa ihs uost as- commodsiing terius. You are respectfully Invited io esll and examine begoFe making your 6aai CT. engagements tor the season. A. l. HuTT
 Liilis Rock, Oct. 1, Is4e.
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LNLOUR.-50 Bbis. St. Louis Extra Superhns II Flour. received per 'Swaiiow. - and fnr sale by
 Nov. l3. lSi9. VIM. B. WAIT.