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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05

X T. O w f. T. COUR RIER
Friday, June 9s, 1850.

With view of accommodating our Sub
scrbers who live at distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
criptions to the KEowEE COURIER, viz:
MAJ. w. S. GRESHAM, at West Union.
EDWARD HucHEs, Esq, Horse Shoe
f.. p. WERNER Esq, Bachelors Retreat
NJ. F. MITcHELL, Esq" Pickensville
j. y. HAGosp, Twelve Mile.
j. 7. WEDB. for Anderson District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05

bring back the emperor and his court as
security. Probably an arrangement
could be made with Barnum of the Mu-
scum, to assume the debt and pay the
American claimants; he having the priv
ilege of exhibiting the imperial black
chap and his court throughout the Union,
and afterwards to sell them in the South
to the cotton planters. We have no
doubt that Faustin would draw as large
an audience as Jenny Lind. Here is a
chance for our friend Mr.. Clayton to do
an act which will amount to something,
and he will the credit of it. There is no
credit TO be gained by war with dispir-
tied Portugal, for claim of $40 or $780,
900, and that even very doubtful one.
". Y. Herald.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05

THE Missouri COMPROMISE LINE TO BE
PRoposED IN CoNGREss.-Th Washing
ton Union of Saturday says: We under
stand that Mr.. Soule will bring forward
his proposition about the Missouri Com
promise Line on Monday. We anticipate
warm speech in its behalf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05

The NEsDrTT RoN,MANUFAcToRIEs.
The Palmetto Stats pner has it, he
says, from undoubted authority, that
these works have been sold 10 Swedish
Company con terms which will more
than satisfy the debt due to the Bank Of
the State, with all interest and expenses
due thereon"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05


ored amongst men.
A New ENTERpRIsE.-A party Of Ger
mans have erected in Steubenyille, Ohio
an establishment for the manufactureEof
soda ash and chloride of lime. 1t is the
only one Of the kind in the United States.
and il is estimated that during the first
year it viii produce between SAC, 900 and
$4,000 worth of soda ash, ana nearly
$4,000 In value of chloride of lime. 1t
is supposed that the amount of manufac-
ture will be doubled The second year.
"Harrowing ~, the Hum6ug." Nigh
ty important revelations are said to be
making by the Rochester spirits, now
holding forth at Barnum's Hotel, New
York. A correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Sun details an interview between
an individual and the spirits, in which the
man professed to have received much
correct information from the ghosts of his
great grandmother, aunts, uncles, cous-
ins, &c. Carolinidn.
The next interlocutor, says the writer,
was Gen. Hiram Walbridge, who has
come all the way from Washington, he
says, to harrow up the humbug." Wall
brio ye askedif the spirit would conde-
scend to hold communion with him for
few minutes.
Ghost-"aap, rap, rap"
Mrs. Fox, (interposing) Sometimes
they do; bnt it depends mostly upon what
kind of questions they are.
The General informed the company
that he desired to put the questions men
tally, though writing them down on
piece of paper, that every body might be
able to form his own opinions of the an
swers, as they were TO be of public and
not of a personal character.
Wallbridge--i"Will the compromise
bill now before the Senate pass Congress?'
Ohost-"Rap rap. rap"
Wallbridge-"By what majority?"
No answer. Mrs. F. desired the ques-
toner to write down number of figures,
and then the spirit would indicate which
was the true answer The General did
so, after which he ran his pencil down
the column until he came to 6, when the
ghost gave three loud knocks. SO the
yexed question is settled atlast.
"Will the spirits say if Cuba will ever
be evolutionized?"
Ghost--"Rap, rap, rap"
Wallbridge--"In what year?" (run-
ming his pencil down the numerals; when
he came to 1850 the ghost gave three
knocks.)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05

country the legacy of his deeds and
bright example; and SO long as the Pal
metto shall wave in the breeze or there
is left one Caroiinian to be proud of his
birthright, SO long shall his name be hon
ored amongst men.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-05

GENERAL WADDY THOMPSON has been
amusing himself by boasting to the Lau-
rensville Herald of the extent of his ne
gro property, and Of the peculiarly happy
condition of his relatives in pecuniary
matters.
The General says tat he owns more
Negroes ethan are owned by every man
connected with every newspaper press in
the State" (South Carolina,) and his
immediate family and kindred more
than twenty times as much!'
1t gives us infinite pleasure to learn
that the General and his family arc en-
joying so bountifully the blessings of
Providence, and we heartily exclaim, as
that good natured old fellow, Falstaff,
came very near doing on similar occa-
sion, Ladies' and Gentlemen we are
glad you have the money"
MIR. Abbott, very generally known as
Contractor" commenced on the 2nd
of July removing the hill on which the
Court House stands in this place.
Blackwood's Magazine, for June, we
find to be unusually interesting, and prom
iSe our readers some extracts from its ma
| 0es
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
His EScei!eney HrSRY W. COLLIER.
Tesl of Afftriion.

NJ. Archibald Stsnhope-a groggv sentimental iSi Iss1iRS m Buckiey siieei. PAii4helph,a-cof- celyed The hauowlHg suspicion taal hIs ~ie was mol as passonaiely fond o hitn lady ot good taste should be. and 10 put the matter 10 lar trial, ae hit on a hilr stIaiagem which he put n pracbce inc other day, with lhe results hereafter 10 be de- tailed
 H. took suit of clothes ae4 composed an efisy o hi.asti by slutling the garments with quantity ot straw, which had lately beea dischafged from an o'j bec. Having suspended his figure To a raftet in the garKet by me9us oi piece oi cotheSline he enseoneed himself behind pile of rubbish in the satne garret, 10 watch the effect;
 Alter awhile, bls little taaSAier came ID after a lumpiug rope, aud caught giinpSs ol the su,peud- tug figure. She ran down tbe sisirs screaming.
 "Oh, mother, mother daddy has hung himself"
 " Now for it," thought Archibald in ambnsc ade; ''we shall have taUcnIug scene presently" " Hung hiinselti" he heard Mrs, :. fepea; as she walked leasuTeiY up stars, '' he hasn't got spupk enough for sucha thing, or he wooe have done il long go. We'll believe he has do0 It. however, she continued, she cane in view ol Archibald 5 straw representative. "Molt (to the li,sle gis,N { ink he opghi io be cut do~n- You had better go into the kitchen and get kHiie my dear, but don't go down too iasi, ot yon mixht fall anl hut your- sell Say-l iorgot-tEere's no knife in the kitchen sharp enough. You go around io Ms. Homes, the shoemaker, in Sixth sheei, he only two squares of. and ask hin 10 Ieni US his parrg kair tell hIa to whet II litile before be sends it. And Molly, Son can stop al the grocery store you come back, and gei a pound of seven cent sugar Poor Atehyl sighed Mrs. S when her daughter had departed, l hope we'll get him down before the vital sparks dis'ibci-nr these buying. is very troublesome and cos, money. He wanted to pat an end 10 himself, loo; and think I ought io let him have his oAn way for once in his lie; he used 10 say that was a.ways a crossing him. l wish he hadn't sroied ihai new clothes h0e--ah oll rope i,ht have alr- swcTed his purpose."
 Mere voice, which sounded like thai of the sup posed suicide, bToke iR on Ms Sianhops's soloqsy, with You coHtoaaded JeZabel, I'll be the death of you.''
 Mrs s thinking this mustof course, b. ghos'ly exclamation. uttered wild scream, and attempted to escape down he narrow staircase Archibald, starting from hs place ol alinent, gave chase Ms. 5. stumbled midway the A ghi pf stairs, and MI. :. having just reached her and made grasp ai her dsheveiiei haif t streafaea bsck~ The aInlabie partners we1e pefeIpitaied 10 the bottom together
 Both were rsiher badly bruised and ihe cries oi the iady raised the neighbothood. Archibald was arrested for making disturbance, and practising on the tender sensibil,i-s his wife. He fecog- n'zed in Sa0 and joculariy proposed his saspeHded tfisy as bls sursly--bet, he found 10 his sorrow, straw bail" Was not accepted under the stiniais, tralion Of Mayor Jones.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

The London Times. in the course oi revIew ol a new work on American Scenes and Incidents, in. dulges in this pleasant strain:
 And. what is Brother Jonathan still in many re- spects but great overgiown boy He made bis appearance al the great public school of all nations years ago, corn fed. iaI. 0. imPudence, with shiny lace, and showed his plncg by picking quarrel with Master John Bull. much bigger and stronger boy than himself. We'll, after s.aari bout, they were separated and since then have noi had another sht God forbid they ever should But John has often laughed al him unmereiluly forgetting that f Jona- than be swkwari and ungainIy, he, John cuis quite queer figure before foreigners many occasions when, being great deal older than Jonathan. he ought to know better. Lsite,y we ate glad 10 say, John has behaved himself more like gentleman. and when he visits Jonathan during the holidays, loves tC see something to admire we'll as asgb at may, when Jonathan delivers himself of suct a rhodomontade as that quoted above. John hies to keep eOantenahce, or al most laughs in his sleeve. saying, Go it sgain, old feilowj' that Il things progress at their pFesei rate, we shall have tbese two boys. with their around anothers neck-,
 IiquoIing' together in all imaginable juiep,, and eating another 'old hoss instead Of trying who say the bieiess things against the other b rle him and raise his dandef.'"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Killed nv hi. own Daughter.

A man named Hasar', khown in this community ss the person indicted for violating his daag hter. was killed on Sunday last, Bsa Belmont. As near as ~s can arrive al the particulars, he was endeav
 oring to accomplish, a. -tn hts brutal design, and for the purpose Intimsdsng threatened her life it she did moi submit. 1his aroased ;he girl, and She seized an axe and knocked hun doWn. whlie he vas down she vas moved 10 redress her sfoRgs, aud at the same time remove all appTehens,ohs of fniure oatrage. This she accomplished by one stroke of the axe, which nearly severed the head ion the body. Thas has Inc most brutal of Gaihegs come to his death by the hands oi bis own daughter. Bu, me feeling seems to psrsade the community. and that Is that justice has been meted out by Inc rght hand She without hesitation told the facts Hal- burt was intoxicated al the time. @
 Great eosafy. Wssesaaa Herald.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Royait, on its Last Legs.

Emperor Salouqne. Of the empire of Hayt. and His Majesty Bungo Bim. King oG the rongo Islands. wiii go down to pcsse,ity hand in hanh with Joiee Heth oad Chfis,y's MiRisirels. A recent arrival from this tsiand ot ihe emaaepafed slave brings i- ieiigenee that the miserable who lDhabt II are doing little else than paraAing about with their ,ur key-coek emperor. Fsustian the First New fash ions are hastily abaaaoHsd soon as their imita- t,eas begiH 10 appear upoa the persons oi our emu laiive and ambitious eoofed tellow-ciizens, ard we would respectfully suggest to the emperofs ot kns- sta and Austria and the other potenates of Europe generally, whether the farce of royalty may not now be considered iato inc groundf ifsO, the sooner it is broken of fine better. sN
 P. S. For me information cf oar fashionable iady readers who don't see the wood cut fashions i tine Lady's Hook, wili slate fhat, si a recent court shindy, the empress wore ac-e eeloEed silk dress, and a large quantity of arsh-eolofed diamonds. (aaihfacite, we sappose,) The sister ot Her impe- fiai Majesty stlised ia gorgecus biae. red and yellow ehinix wrapper, and wore amagnahcsns tar- ban made of a Madras handkerchief.
 The Emperor Soisaque! Yah yah! look -a-hsah. digger Whats eomin next wa.dssi ~
 N Y. Meyehaafs Dsy- Book.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
caiisoraiaa Ealsran,. coming Back.

Capt. Smith and several other persons eisizeBs of Rask Co. Texas. passed through this place their tcfn hosse ssom Independence. 6e.. to which point they had travelled 68o miles, 10 siast upon ieif over land ifiP to C4lliorns. They stale thai after has- ing fitted ont at considerable expense. psying saof.
 ouspricss 'os wagons and stock they lad ia twelve days sosender soT he,T iessas. aed weai 20 milss ;hs R.a'a@, bat fasiiag bleax apd barren. so destitute oi gfas they thought il prudent 10 ieiura before sheir pfevrnder wss exhausied. rhey dsd =. sold oat ,heif oa'hi at Independence, and have ahandaaed the trip for shs year.
 Thus. when they get back 10 their homes in Tex. as. they ~ii have travelled 6o9 miles to lHdspend- eaee. l20 on he Pisils. i2e bark 10 Independence and theH s00 home, is al. ftis miles. wiboai hs ing progressed ose mile ie~sr.s Csiifervia. They eoRpAin further of he money thTowa as sy and iiis siosi, n their goose chase.
 Capt. Smith says theH are ,hoBssaa whc hsvs started ea ths ina~penasnes Roaie. sna as sser' thaa hasl of thess Ase Inexperienced psfsobs ffon interior or Aslzaiic States, who lave biindy esa parked theit iisss and property tn hs dsnsereas en sesprise apen the perssssaa q interested iadlssd uals, large aumbefs nill psflah.--Faa Barren lafel
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
AnO'her s,eS-,boa, nurn.a.

''''u's Republican of the 6,h ins, says 's'a''0'"' 'an'' Dtek, lying at the lower aaa''Hg o' that city, was discovered ia h. on s,. this morning between 3 and I o,.,o.s ..a s.,... ,,s.. se',' "e aeHe. Inc flames had made such r''' as to de'y all attempts even to s.ys ,h. oro. P'"y on her The fire originated in he a.s,.. ''O'a he freight destroyed, so far q. .o.a \. =.
 's'''eo' consisted of lsO bales ee,,o. ,,o h.-. o0's' ana 70 hogshsad' tobacco which -. - ,.,a. n., ,aA' tp Some bacon and other freight, ...ss ~ Aaosn, was also lost The boat w.. in. .ss'. 's. loi s''sOo in Louisville. TA. Dick r.. a''a' Tour years old, and was rood boa, -
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
ITO Make a Hofse Follew roc.

Yoa may make say hsrss felias ysa Ia tea aa.s. ssss; go to tbs horse. ras hs faes. j.w and eh.u. lesdisg hlm shout. ssyIpg ts hin, eosne along; a esas,ans teae is asessss-y. Ry iaklsg bim sss, from other psssoas and hosses, repeat the febbiSg, lsadisg snd stopping Somsttmrs tHsp hhD sfes ud al ways sad keep his attention. by ssyseg come aiopg. With come borsss tt is isiPoftsHtts shspe' to tbr. ss il hides ts secfes aud gesi<s the horse yea msy any ~osd iop plssss. bot te eess'sn n Ia year teas of voice, Ti,s ssms ~ii caase all /, hs rses te follow.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

ls5- In another column will be found letter frens the Hon. ]. A. CAMPBELL, of Mobile, to the Gov erHOr of Aabams. The Charleston Mercury says of Mi CAMPBELL, whai our acquaintance with him fully confirms, that ' He is not only learned law; yer, buta learned far beyond the routine of tho profession he adorns--a profound politician, and a told, eaFnes, man. His conclusions are em- aen'iy worthy of the respect of the southern peO- PIei for we feel most perfect confidence in the Ipde- Psaaenee. impartsli1y and good faith with which they have been formed. We feel equal coniAsncs in his prudence. He is a calm and circumspect ma", neither hasty In speech. nor headlong and ep'n'onative in spifit and 1t is just cause of con sFs'alAlion that such men, so amply qualified by AA"~'edge and ability, so much above suspicion by character and position, should be seen a, this time aAHsa foremost part in the effort to unite the
 yum 10 defence of the great principles that involve "' preservation of the cOnstllution, and in not
 NsS'es' the protection of the rights and safety '' .s' 'laTs-hOlding Statssn
 '"'''s ihe attention of our readers to this docu :
 '"s aud especially of our ffisud of the WashiBS- ton Telegraph.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Rates for Yearly Advertising
each additional

All standing advertisements will be charged at the fiyd mentioned rates, unless a contract be made when left for nserlion and must be paid for in ad- vance,
 No operson will be announced for any office, either city, State, or couuty, without the advance pay ment of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise Inents and payment required in advance.
 No job will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the num- bee of Insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
 Go-Yearly. half yearly and quarterly advertisers will be confined to their Legitimate business All advertisements of different kind, for other per sons will be charged for at the usual rates
 All letters must be post paid, they will not re- ceive any attention.
 IF Positively no variation will be made from the aboye regultfious
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

aJ The Boston Journal states tha, the debt of tho city of Boston. has nearly doubled within four years. It now considerably exceeds two millions of dollars. The tax necessary 10 be assessed this year will be ST 220 900 besides which 1t will be necessary to raise Oa.OOO by loan for the coa. taaatiOu of the construction of the jail and for the completion of the almslsouse on Dser Island.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
MOVING Dli.

Solnebody-we don't know who has hit oif il verse ihe confusion and the gore trials of May day as it is celebrated, per Jorce, in New York City, Hear him:
 First of May-clear the way! Baskets bsrrows, bundles: Take good care mind the ware Betty, where's the bundlss' Pots and kettles BroGen victusls-
 Feather beds Plaster heads Looking glasses
 Few mattresses
 Spoons and adleB- -. Babies crades--- Cups and saucers--
 Ssits and castoFs. Hurry, scurry, grave and gay; On we nudge, tho first of May Now we start-mind the cart Shoyels. bed-clothes. bedding; on we go--sof, and slow Like beggars wedding. Jointed stools
 Domestic tools
 Chairs unbaeked-
 Tables cracked GridiFoDs alack-
 Spit and jack
 
 CoYeriess books
 Old pota,oes-
 Nentiiators. Hurry, scurry. grave and gay; On we lrudge, the first of May. Now we've got to the spot Bcliows-bureau- seltee- Rope untie-mind your eys! Pray be carefal, Betty!
 Look whats there.
 Brokea ware
 Decanters dashed-
 Chiaa smashed -
 Pickles spoiled
 Carpets soiled- Sideboards scratched Cups nurDaicheG- Empty casks
 Broken dasks. lturay, scurry, grave aud gay; Get you gone. tue first Of May,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
From "Lays Of tAs FsthsrIsad.v '
sv JOHN sxsNor.


 "RiBgsrs or the chiming anvii-- Tiflefs of the soil-- Men q nagee and auvanl1d hrnea-- V Men ef tFuth and toil--- ssa & Lereters of prlmeRal fpFesss-- % , CraftsmeH of the city, HeTe'se chnnt--a labor chant Chorus now my disty! e 8 Brothers, here's my hand aad heart, too;
 Ev'ry veln ls aar my kiads
 Whst is wsalib, If lt should part you,
 With its whispefIngs so goleen,
 (As deceitfnl as lis olden.J fr9n thaa only god-foand palace, Where from lieaFAings crystal chalice Drsugh; ye mighty si0np of MIND MeB sf brawney bOas and sinew, Honest toil and craft Men. wbose homely bruws are sun-dyed, Toiling on iifeis raft. Down the mild ssa of existence-- T'rnthful more than witty Heres chant of sweet resstance- Chorus now my uiuy.
 Brothers. if ysu mean 10 lift your
 frusty heads among your kiDd, Aid the Ria0t, thought, 10 shift your
 Lives upon the way of knewledge; (LcaTntag's read IS free of t6lIsge;l And wilh shouts an hundred handFed, Has the Ages spirit lhundered-- "WhOso rulethf-Naught but AISD.'' "Men. whose only mace aud sabre Are the Scythe and SIrdge- Men, whose corded siuews labor Al the wheel or wedge-@ Men who love the earned prize, Who scorn ihe rich mans pity Here's chsnt.--come, chorus, rise, -s And swell aloud uly ditty.
 Brothers, earth would be dismal,
 Barren, wIe,cbed place, designed, If it had no, Nature's prisinal
 Sunlight. bright ming. as it dalIies.
 Ger ihe hill-sides and the valleys But more darksome, souiless, carron, Is the heart whose vale lies barren,
 U1lR by the Sun of MiNDi"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

o5- A fFiend of oafs. says the Bssiea Pest, whe had been reading paragraph Id newspaper. s.a. tiag that the Aliasthns. CT tree of Hsavsa is sx- esedingy detrimental to hsalth. says the tree is probably of ths same speeiss with the old tree of P.sSdi.e flss fruis sf which iainrisas to anesstsrs and tlscir descendants, Very hksiy.s
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discovered in lhe receipt of the Bsaaer. our sub scrbess will do us the favorto give information of the fact n order that the cause may be ascerained and removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

steamboat P. White, for late copy of the Louis vile Democrat.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
THE BAN N ER
TUESDAY MoRNISG,as:MAY es, 1850
Agency for the Arkansas Banner.
LITTLE ROCK

IT, Mr. GEoscE BoGss is aathorizsd so act aa ,v.n, for the Banner. at Pine Bluff, Ark.
 ahE W CARH. General Agent, Evans Build io'r~ North- corner Third and Walnut sirecls, priIsdeoba. is authorized to act Agent for "the .frkaasas Banner
 K Mosats k Co, General Newspaper Agents I.sk.ou Mississippi are duly authorized to act as agents for the |" .d,kaasas Banae."
 I. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. % Camp Street, New o,Isau. is our exclusive Agent 10 procure and cOl- ,sct names for advertising, &c., in that city.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

eo- The steamer Mustang" lying at the St Louis levee, caught fire the 7th inst, aud burned tO the waters edge. She belonged to Stokes Cir GUS Company.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
JOB PRINTING.

Ths proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- ssectuIly informs the public, that he is prepared to execute every description of Jos WoRE. with neat sad dispatch and at loIe Taies as any office Ia the State--such as
 Books, Pam phiets, Hand Bills, steamboat Bills. Posters, Bills of Ladiug, Bill
 Heads, Horse Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipt. Blank Notes, Clerk's, sheriH's, JuStice's and Constabie's Blanks of every kind, &c., aud soIicits those desirous of hsvng work done to give him call before making coRtracts elsewhere
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

tgS- In Windsor Park there are new hstween two aud three hundred beautiful milk white goats, sli descended from pair presented to the Qaeen, in 1913, by the Shah of Persia.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Donation Lands.

For sale at this office. Lists of the forfeited lands subject to donation by the State, 10 actual settlers t75 cents per copy, s6 per dozen. Postage to anypart of the country, la cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
-" ENMM WTNM&Se

Any person forwarding 10 us ie dollars in current f.n,Is for Four new subscribers. win receive a copv of car paper faF one year. grdtis. To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current funds, we will send len copies Of the BANSER Tor as many new subscribers and one copy otGoDEr I..ny "a f,oox or GxABAn's Ma0azisE fsF enc vest. Tn noy oue forwarding thirty dollars iu current fluids. we val send ffteea copies of the BANNER for as many new subscribers, aud one copy of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review for one year.
 Tn any one sending us the largest number lover fifteen, of new subscribers, accompanied with the advance payment, at the las, mentioned rates, we will send one copy of the Spirit of the Times. with three steel eugravings, and one copy of Blsekwoed's Magazine for enc year.
 IF Remlttauces may be made at our risk, and re- reipts wifi be promptly returned. In making such remtances the Post Masters receipt should be ob- tsined for our protection.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
TINnICEMENTS FOR CLUES.

The success that has attended our recent efforts, and ihe interest taken In the BASNEA by many ci 1t. uasrons, have induced us to offer for the par pose of eectlng the formation of clubs the follow