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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10

4 Skort CsnrersstbDa The gentleman who rrrpesra'et the following. expects te esxe les Ca.- tornia on The krst beat ]"
 |" MT. Sprlgsins wish yaH would teii me cf she boys 10 have Ike buggy in osrer for me lo ride into the country this evening" ,s s
 Ny dear. you caat have the horse fl,is evening, shai he obliged to fide hun To a f,snerai''
 Always some eXeass, Mr. Sr,iggins; can never get opportunity o leave the hoise---sea woalt'nt % in my faRerai !'
 '' Nothing tsaddsny brighteHing ap) could afford me greater Plsasass. assure yen. my deAs.''
 "Oh you .----Wheres the--s''
 Mr. SprIggiBs lett. ~
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TSs Cotton CSep.--lt is asuaI. says she Coneordia inteihgeneeS cf she 23d so bear complaints of ,hs condition of the cotton crop as this time of the Tow Ing season, Sai Bever before have heard them general as we bear tbem Rsw. The most in.cih. gent and esRdid planters complain Hssf earnestly 1hese representations Independently el eobs,c- tons fcn other eaasesI leave doabt car minds that the cotton crop of ,he Mississirp valley this year must be . remarkably smAH csse. ln cshsf seAsoiss fae cotion planters bsre ~od have looked upon fhsis pFes@ni promising ecssissiea with sesse Aof.e that saergy and sBds~try ia she 6sids xOihf improve t shortly. Bat tks season. they dare Rot ia indulge such hope- A regard tor the welfaie Of ihesE negroes and their best interests cbss then 0 go beyond ihs most moderate laboa, and warns them sgaiast exposure.
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-fa k1eass fer Saekiag. .-in the reiga of Jsnes l.. of tohaceo hating sosarlesy, the boys cf seh~e acquired the hah.s of smoking, snd iadaiged in tt alght and day, using the most ingen,cas cxpeaenfs so conceal the vice from sh~Is master till luck sess evening. when the inps were haddicA JegsthsE Foand ths fire of ikeW asrmitcvy, involving each ether in vapor et thesr own creating o tn easst the master, aRd stnnd ta awful dignity before them.
 " How now" qWeth ths dpssyasa to stse Agst isd. <" how dare yeG be sspokiag tohaeeos"
 "SiE,'' said the boy, an sahJrci lo headaches. snd pip~ lakes oF the paia v
 :. And yoa, and yoa aaa yoas' Inquired ihs pedsgogae, questioning every boy n has iasu.
 One had - ragiag tooth,' another cholse, iAs third cough; ia short, they all hsd some,hlas.
 e Now sirrah.~ helIo~ei tke dccior to tAs last bcy, !" wha, aisossseF ss voa sneke totf
 Alas. all the excuses were exHsasfe bas the i.,- teFresatvd arrhtA. pslag dnwa hes pipe aer fare. well wh,d, aud looking ap In sis master iaes s4i tn whining hspocFisleai toae:
 SLr, I salake faT cpras z"
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5~A eesamassestfan i,a the Boslen CeaFIer. from the late ~iaor of usas paper, states tsat Mir lsxns Carter. of Casnbrsg~ has heathy asd well. .fsrss-a calf having d coat of wool instead sf hair. Thete I- perrept'ss difference in the appearances cf tie animals hide from that sf sheep ef Iiae same nge iegs esvsred with short sn very lsa.st hair the reet sf the body has covering of wssl whicls al sppsasahee. aay aBaFd as issesal fleece as . true saxon CT Merfno. gy4. .-t s.s
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fa h. II yo1 hxxs an grsv jeb 10 eo, 6ent si; ao~s heSsde | and gramhle. sat wish Il VAS doo. sas ae l. Do s sravsiy and. si.h gssa to ihs. wosk ssssh make ycss eli snissested It. ~4sea tson, sad sur ~Vsa fcs q, sAe wstk wsli he baa play Ii t~ s~sy to ds a >s ts 6echss dsisg vastly e@asT tSaa io. ast saa sss4a evtf B lt ,s well ie coRstass sisr- e4'ssafs, hss R>i ts1sks .a the ''srs fst fl=s, sa@ nen- fri <rsca.los aaa sses srfss W
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The Fsaanees of tis Nafsoas - Frazce- Rs1ssia- .imsiriaP The position of sftai,s in France Russia. Aasiris and Prussia, r-nieFs the 6narriaI condition of those countries subject ef than ordinary interest at the present tune II s difficult to ascertain The actual stale oi affairs in RHssia; but that that power possesses immense Honeta- " resources. is beyond all doubt. Russia may be said to raise annually ic< sahe public service SIP. .n0o 000- She possesses ptoduehve soti ases. and has a, her immediate command Aa immense sum in specie. t
 The revenue of Austria in one year. fIS4T,) was IS, ,00, ,0o0 Aosins.> This Sss aefved from direct and Indirect iaxaisoa. land tax, sAls Hna sCbaeco monopoly. Sc
 Reduced into dollars, Austria may be said to raise ahnuaIIy, fr the public service, about seveay millions of dollars.
 Prussia raises annually about sir, 600 eco, and has. comparatively speskiRg. bat ysFy small ns- tloaal Eebt. The TeveRae Of France in one year, (lS47.) was l.357 ,siS. .325 flames. This ~ as de. rived fros direct and illdtcai iaxsion the customs ian,!s and si the other usual sources o( naoHal ia- come. - -
 Reduced ia;o dollars. FrsDcs may be sad tc be able Co raise annually fer the pablc srrvep some. thing beyond the sanp Of two hundred and seventy. one nilltosss of doilsrs. This would b. noble revenue # nof that the best part oG has 10 go to pay ths interest of large national debt
 Bleknell's Reporter.
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.a 0rligkihd PF<-fhe edslH of inc wttmsnefen tN e. Joaraai thUs describes rirussut eomg,aa- inn, whicA IS "a Ais vic,Hsiy. and wh0Ss soothing iaasse Ia'ls ham io Fepese,
 Saasiy so,ira ap ia gEaiet hox. anara oaE siItcs the ipqaTiag siaaenl ei RAtsaa Hay knA ome af hrv most rcsgerfahle FsosAsssRs ia tAe sAaee uf slay. Psag hig rattle suakr. aEnamease Nh ssna iaarteea q lhoss ehAransng stFaanents ot soant eatiaA saai ties, by way Uf raadas arFeufawp. fhs frsiuw a aeoat i've feet toHg. stout tR psoPHtsea. aad trosA bss osTesn FAtttes, pFesaaa he s tearaerm spass old N ss rewsaskShlg how cnSsosa hlaais our seas- h,itlses. Under most ercapsetaacss the soass ef taltae-sNAkc ts hy no means 4 temptation is Sleer yes so ased have we b~eoan d She bcyS str hss ID aed heat htIa sag. that sp fwa u stsiheatt tp enSey sDeoEs these warm afeesaooHs w,tlsrat | sAsie-s ke seFeasaea snst ca < Ciar ae ktgeA~a. = to which dts,anee iehsls al ifs eaehan,memt ne is
 he pseperfv et Dr. DaPre Aexi doos 'o tte Jcarnal efisce wheFe h hoIts As lesees d any hssat a gAe day aad evening Lasises smt geutlem~a five Boys must bring fsaG besoss th~y can have Tsse Psssiiegs ot q sssrEing hi@ ap with long roie.''
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Kcep if bcfors tAe Peqpie-Tha, Gen Taylor, by the official acts of his adfaibisir4ison, Tepndiatr, ihpse pledges, by means of which he secured hi. election.
 That he pledged himself 10 be no-par;y man. yet that he coaAnes hts psfroaase but one party
 That he pledged himself as having no pecaisxr friends io reward, but thai he rewards noae hnl political friends
 That he pIedg~d himself that he had no eaernies to Pansh, yet that be does nothing else but panIs political opponents. -..'. s..
 That he pledged himself 10 remove from office only those who were deficient in honesty. esescily. and fidelity. yet that he has ia mary hundred eases removed men wbo coaid not he truly inpeAched tof any such ae6eiency. ~ Keep uess Eacts b<fore ne people
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Blaet Lesa.-The lsd f'sa uhich :. psncil PosnN afe MHnN. cosn&a FoN FI+ Fffffffs1 bAco aine In the wesis 4, Bcsro~sssse Ca,ase'iasi England r is s,ts4sei n htii. snd iHstesi ei hsing sosked ccast&niy Ike other mlne+ Fs oIssnsd o"cs year. whrn safseseat qasnssfy B taken rus to snpTlY The wosis irs tse year tc cosn~ hen zzaIn csc~ed wssh strong doss hsIs and iao ks Hnsi th~ nexi anasAi sssrPss u Isqassc& ftvss ihe sIms cf Qaesa f1,zshelh ,s s s<,d ihs ali tie hr. t<s'' IT the wosii have been Ha&ae pi ths blagk had sf sha5 mine
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Origia ef lks Fur at Si. LaEis-The St Louis papers publish the affidavit of Heary Freericks, the w4tclEman of lhe steamboat White Cloud, in which the recent fire hsa its origin On the night Of the eoniiagraiion he went board the boat at ! E o'clock, and met an iriShrnan coming of. gho told him he had been looking fer friend- On exEIni- nation he did not discover that the Trishman had done any injury, but about two hours after the fire broke out While it was burning Charles Blount. carpenter of another boat. and told him ths, he had known for three days thai tae M hits Cioad was 10 be burned. and wished he had the money paid fer setting her on fire This Charles Bleant has len s. Louis for New Orleans. hut the aathori- tiss have taken measures to secure his arrest.
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MeEiesR Cisims. The claims aTrpady presented to the conmissioaers exceed Sfa. .gO0 ,. and more are constantly coming Congress voted SS, 5oa. .D@' in liquidation of the wbele--a sum more than sal- fcisat. !n the opinion of persons who have looked Into the matter, to pay sH iesi claims. 5-...st
 The decision of the board oH particular cases will not be promulgated each case Undetermined upon. but will be held secret ul tas end pf the couimis sioB--t~o years beBee. ar more. s t
 The present session of the baard wIl coBtinse. psehabiy astg the last Of Iniy, Ehea il viii ad jsura over to November.
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Cenerai Gaiass.-Genefai GsiDe. was the oldest officer in the army, having received his conaatssion on the 10th of January, lTss, as zn ensign in the 10th regsmeat of foot just hfY years ago last jan- usry.
 The Grst most prominent act in the life Of Gen. Gaires the arrest of Asron Barr fcf the activi ty displayed in which President Jeterson sppciDted him rnzrsbsi of the United States
 The particular exploit that gave General Gaines his dissngushed rrPatasica his eoueaet at Fort Erie in lsl3. which he defefied siss grva' abIsffy fEssn the night attack ef powsrfsl British fcsce under the s.samsnd sf Gen. Drumnoaj-ths loss cf the British anoaating to 9t2. whle thai ol the Americans Nas only SL sa
 The oldest oihcer ia the army. new living. k Brey. Brig Gen Brady. eolcael of 2d safaniFy. He catered the army as easiga of lalantTy the 7lh of MaFrh. l7s2. Eessgn ned er a iew years, and re- entered as eoiohel of he d inianlry 6sA July lsI2
 The next oiteS. ofheer, now l.Eing. IS Brss BEsg. Gen. J. II. Wsibacb, wso catered the sesvscs the sane day with Gen. Gaines. on the I0th of JaaaaFy f793, as la~utessn, et cavalry. tPesssyisahi@p. /
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sf lhe 18th st, iR noticing the ArtesiaR we'll nesy tha, place. says; "Ths augnr has reached the dep,h of e72 feet. For two days psSt Mir. Weitoa has been boring solid rock, into which he has pens- tratod asoat thirty ineheE-''
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MARRlED,

Ca Wednesday, the sth inst by ] D. Fitzgerald, Esq Mir. ALywED W ALbxs, to Miss NAscY GESrHr. al ef this eosoiv.
 oR Friday evening, the 6sh inst. by ]. D. FIt1- gerald. Esq, Mr yaiEwrtSE MooE. to Miss ArsE- uSG >eiaLsgE. all of thia eity.
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A BEsrrysL boussUErs--If our ladies plscs4u vessel ef water very small portion ef nitrsts of soda. ,ses ay preserve the bu aniy of their flowers for a week eE two.
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AS.s~y Gsr tA. ArAaA.a. s....

Mr. E. W. cAaa. Esass's Bsaasngs, 7zi,d ss. piisdeisa. Is te only legally authorized sges, of the Arkansas Banner, for psseuriag ssd collecting advertisements tn Phiisdeiphis, New YeEh and Baltimore.
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hs$ Co Ga Rleh--Almost everybody wants this -iS'mssses. it is eSmerl4sA ia the fello~ia~ ad 'e h> eeenssssai, hs Isdsss,ioas; attend ,e yoar
 saAaass; never take great hazAsds; dea't As asf'y t"s ~sAssh. never GO hsSssess solely tor. ''sE.gsusiy
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l7' Some tSo hBRdEs,l thoassaa German iami- grants, ID6sily q meats. more ss Less com promised ia 'hs revoiutoo-. expected to ssaes America during the saBlrBer
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St~ The GRaJ@sgu. Mormon paper, pnblisAcd al Ccaaeh Bsas, says Inc Ish tts, pEcssstoas, ks, of he plains heeersis scstea al that sai AdveHawers ssiii thsonzsog tsess, 4EI au,sbeT 4 them selii,,g ost and tfsis= bsek Tue choicsa has appeared hTe mli-s heicw the BlaiTf
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Haiisy AoguinedThe trial of Capt. William II. bAey, for assisting siayes to escape. terminated tn h verdict ef not gsiity-afteE I5 niaaies absence O. 1s Iasy. The verdict was received with grea, Appl<ase. The substance of the testimony was. iA'i aan named Wosks, here in Baigimcge. engaged h@ to bring in hEs vessel family Of free negroes To The city. from the eastern shose which he inno- eeHuy emough. undertook and performed in the met spenSzGnes. He entered the port with them sSrcsed on deck. The negroes Jeff the boat, and Bailey was seen no more win them
 Bait San, ssh uh
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IF The Trustees of the Asior LlkTary closed iheir examination sf the designs submitted in competition sof the bailase on the 18th ui'. and awarded F. & A Sss'er the premium of $500 sor the bes, design, and that ol S2sD for he second in merit 10 Rem wiek, y. A large number of designs were offered.
 Literary WosE
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O. The Canadian schooner Sotrel arrived st Cleveland on the 9th sl,. froaa Montreal Thia is is fra sal craft ,kaf sppsaSed iA those waters from Lower Canada
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,rs- The vaise of California gold. received at ihe Pssisaeiphaz ,nIat the 9h nss. V 762. .7y2 The coia=ee of gok; dollar pieces. which began sa the 7th msi has reached io the number SIS Tns, whieh exceeds, by more than s9 Geo the demsnd made 5y depc~itoxs.--FN. Y. Expsess.
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4 Srmmhs. NiaDs.--The Sseksbarg whig relase~ the shbpoined facts, whsSh sbow keea pefeeriioe o ssss-ss,erss the pat ct tss slaves living at that place:
 gentleman of this city permitted man sesvsn, ty, visit hSs eslesed FelstfTes sDd friends m Old Vsgi1ns." The piiIiaafhfeFae aeola'iontsts by whom sHA among whom the iraselef Pass~d "a hi- way inir med hiEa ol their exceeding Anxis,y that he .houd obtain hts ffeeaefn aud caered sn asSts hGn in gaining and rBAiaia,s,ag n. He managed, bcweves o eScars sher tusposisni'ie. and retarnea few days since to his master. Tbs was qu'is s~s.ihie is the sisvr, and she~s Ina, he was wtde awake b kls cwH interest.
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e5- Why is the Price Current ike ycanS lady E bsckf
 Bersuse ii shows the rise ef eotten -Ciacinnati Ncnpsrefi.
 You should never lest on sterR reality when there is young lady in the case, as she viii uH- 6oabtedly kick up rsm5ss.
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Sad Aeesseaf--Oa Thursday lasi there were sev- srsl gentlemen of this place and vicinity out hunt iag, aad it that somc one of the party started fawn. and informed the others. who were sitting eowa by tree. and all ieft for tbe chase except Mr jAnes Wetheriugtoa. who said he unweii; bat afer the the party had left IL appears that he also sarted ia Parsait. and after the company had started the lawn MT. E. L. CaPen fired al it. and imnsdiately heard saae one cry oat, about one hs sdreA yards of, that he shot On arriving si the place, was found te be Mir. James Wether- isgtoa, who received one shot just below the ribs aad cAe is his ankie. He lived aboat half an boar
 By this melancholy event, this community has losi 6ae sAd worthy citizen, and his chiIdrea fead and sifectionaie father The ways of Provi- Sssee are mysterious. indeed; yet, Oh God. thy ~i1 te dsAe. EIDcrado Union, 10th uIt
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IT Ais cattle sale tn Troy. IN. r a short lime since. Durham calves sold for $59; hesfsrs. SIap, and epws from Sss5 to sfJ0 each Sales. st shsi above prices, wsrr made 10 the amonn; of g, iJ6
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C7as.@'s2f. Psry -r \ zhss psPeG published st Fsi~~k, fsan oh,seis 10 ghs eia war kcrses Lsn. ftosea4i-,g beS~sses, fsf two reA-ns-, sas ist. S.saa<s se < sssstssx r4ssft4ia 4aa ,s BseaaEe 9s has n~ses llieSs shy esd sfhcs
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EEecdioa.-T'be Montreal Courier giyes the particulars of the execution of Sarah Thomas a, Bristol on tbe lst instant. for the murder of Miss Jefries, and her confession Of the deed. IL says
 The hual seeBe was ef a most revoiting charac- ter The prisoner instead Of being resigned to her fate. contested t wth the officers and literally bad to be carried to the galiOWs and executed amid screams fos fe which did not cease anil The fatal balt was drawn,
 the effect that Miss Jetfries having attempted ,o strike her, and having locked her aI night in roor the next morning after Miss ]. called her 10 make fire. She procured stone, and while the lady was again asleep. killed her by striking her thrice oa the head with it. She said she never should have committed dreadful crime had Mss JeffIies' conduct been less provoking"
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.5aadaer Breen .m iks Dcpaytaesfsy-- Mose Pro- sytstsea at Aasd.- The eouAfaon at W ashaRg- tpa was. few days ago. th@t te kll iss sscssey oi that accomplished oiheer, Jsdge Yoang. t'e Com missioner sf the Laisd Ofhce. two candidates particularly pfoiniseat--B,ttsF6eId and Lascelb: that there much diStSom oi ersuion in tse eshi- net. ihe President ci eoarse eensshiins Co sInk h,- sell to the level of hls seenetALes being only es- bes of the ocfemri, and that the Ewing ciiqae wss decidedly n favor el Butter held. Hs has, o eessse yIceeeds, sad be comes n. Ioa, Of the Bsiti- more San. descJIbes hsm, 'o play the same dirty psnsertrtiye part as fitz HesFy Warren. LisFis Is General Taylor aware o the ioss oi character stic he has already SistSinesf
 Mr. Bu,ieFieid (says ''IOa,' ia has letter of the asdl expected to prrfcEm the serssee ln he LaB ofSce which is assigned Mf. Fax WAuea ia lhs Pcsi 0less and aness ruuser exsgzsssies has Ieps- tz.ias. he wii do sp bss sosk pFoasgsiy asd thsa- csIghiy He ls the iAsaiscsi wh,g broom, leag asiuerasrd hy asd desifed hy saers. thSt Is ie make eieaR sweep.
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BrOsaas. Bresaus' Bro.aHs,. ID EcEiyED. pet steamer '' Ph'iiP Peasy w.t. n 1Dd tos sale iow tos Casb--
 I8a rasss Jersey ss~e. BsegAas. sizs ssom s'o ii, I20 Ap. blsek do. hiolt, 2io pats sseet- k,p Bs"gsbs:
 dozen M~..s black Roush ssd Ready HATS. Ao Boy's 60. do. dp 4 i.tx 4 Al MUTT
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IT, There are in Pittsburg about 100 furnsees and eihes manufacturing establishmeuts. inclssding in which are li rcsisx nis. wiFh nsa factories to most of th~ 2g iron foandTies sod 44 engne shops Tbe aooan; of iea So,ied daly s fily equal 10 300 tons cf whieh 90 tons gre made into nails.
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S3~ A baisslioa of Hungarizas and Germans ars so.s Msssering in New Yosk city. Jsfoiess.aiiy iS efohxrk the sssaggle for liberty sew gosag on a sheit ssaiive land A letter ssys that sesaes has not vet besn seIeeted though several are pfopnsed
 anong thrm Gen. Hiram waihidge and Lieut.. Nayge Reid- ..-..s.... t...,.....
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Hsssor.-TAe Bossea CosFi~f ef the 10th aii - says th4t m~secs ct caeommoa bstiiiAaee passed ever thsi csfy on Satarday evening inc IsSb as {, .e~ai hf,s~a tninstes ras' 10 o'clock. 4 was q kssa,iai sea grern eosr<, and shns seioss she sky Hssr fir rrErth. ssEsst,oa lfeG southeast is ssssa~est. ksssbs loas gSaR es bfsehi Hams Ia as uack ~
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Tstsr he knoa ts Hoostey Lnsd.-We sso Hui pseiend io yuach iox tke truth l ihe following; bmt t s ssfd that tse eerrnecoy ai tyin s~ u7G'ssl kss is very mech sisori,e ,he ilo'Ssei State. the toiiew'ag seeBe Sfli show swha' IS yosI name, sir Nsliy.'
 .. Au, iel4iaon 10 Mstty Yan gaIeh s'' a Ne. siF-ee~." # What is yous Essas, sitsA" :. PesE-"
 Polly ~hst 3--foliy HoPAiss 2" Ss. sqaifes Hsi rlAse Pnsss7 2. Nsita dc yen love reliy = Wal So-ss,"
 Wei. Pofly. ao yog love EaGy '- No ut~iaks. sqsNe.' s Weil ibsn sesi xaa; ts hs ted -.l reckon 90
 |" Thsa, P'oseases you maa aud w,le 60 fhaak yoa. "
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Ma&s aois q H.--Tse assvcsxaiiy Ie.ogn,sed wiE so,sErHe nos n thst te tAt sssfszs bcsrs tke fs.i Any'air. 'o ,he cNAsasgg E hsaesE
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 HoTTibI< = Mr vsnaken Wander ihforned us in market, yesterday, that from ascurce which he sidered reliable, he learned a circumstance which e2anot but send chill oi besTor to the very heart He does not doubt the story yet we taiihough we have heard of the like beiore1 cannot Eive ii full credit. The facts are brieay these; The body of a vieiin of cholera placed in the vaaIi of ct our graveyaris. whore ii remained about twenty four hours when the presence oi riehds and reIa- tves, n taken out for buriai. Some of The reta- tiyes desiring to look mole upoR ibe form of tbe deceased, the cnsf. was opened by the sex ton. and awful ;o behold, the features of the eegpse were found to be hiieoasiy distorted, has ssroad torn, and his fingers which were between his teeth, kiiien snd gnawed 10 the very bone. We say that we doubt thIs; bat the responsibility of he source from which derise osIr information IS al least sufficient 10 give us fearful reason 10 entertain hor- ribse yet doubtful suspicion- We have often heard of the iike-hsve disintsrTed hDiles turned Al- most upon their faces in the cnfhns-but we have never besore had anything of inc kind come to US in the shape apparently unqBessicnable tt seems hardly probable, yet it possible that the veEy pos sibiiy fills wi,h shudder of horTos and should deter all from tco nasty haIiai~. We shall make inquiry into this matter and epaeav0r 10 get at the truth of it.-CIa. Com. l3ih ut.
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c~tsa is Irsa Hssrs.-Dr. D. 0. Illisuss writes 's the Vscksbarg SensiscI letter ia favor of roa hsaPs Ter cotton bales. He says '' essisa pat aP ~''A 'roa hoops wiil not barn ap is several d4ys Asf sdi it sink if thrown iaio the rivsr. fbe s''s' Aever isSures hs iron hsope1 cotton agzinsi ''e' er lire, and thsrs Is Sasiag of 6fty cents v s'is On secoant of eomPtsssaag.' The Doctor Nh practical nasa. and gre have no dsabt that tse ''Ps"fasat woaid h~ worth uy,ag. heop iron may
 es bought ia the Liverpool market al iwe -" Per pou sd. and the daiy wis not amoant to '' 'ass three mills Psr pound. Rope ssiis al i%'SHeaie for eight 10 nsne cents per round
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RAN A~Ak fsssa tiAs aabsEril~s- n M G ess fIss i-.A alt. Two SegSo Wrn. M~ A ens nsns~a WIlskS. sboat 70 yesrs W N es sae; ahoai ! fed hi.hi siack com --2 rIp i1n~d stszks very gsIek when apsskssx The a,bsf. nssaed RANSAA. sboai 1G vesss old. ssoa, made .sd dssk sossplssi~pe4 Bad negroes iook . ,tb ,l,-sr BAY MAZE They hsvs ysehsely 70, rass carry ssses, 'e sssss rtss-ss aFkssss. The ar.cva rs~srs ~tl. h- v~sa sey shss svprshso- sa,n. .nd sc,iee gtxea ne ss Rcd EaRd FssssEoe. LeAseF fssish. Ee CHAS LENf@ <
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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10

IT The -3dreatEre, psbilsbed at s,. Joseph. Nc, says that news has reached that place, Ion Inc sth that s0ass desshs has occurred assag the emigsants en ihe plans. by cholera. A letter to the editors states tsa, Inc iil,no4s UDioa Baad, Dr. H. Gray. eapis.h. crossed the Bsg Blue tnisety-kve miles vest oi Si- JosePh1 os the i3ts, ia good health.