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The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
The Women or yyi.eo..I..

The follewisg is the biIl--so Ioag eonsested--
 whieh beeamea law at fhe last session of inc Leg. ,isla'afe of Wisconsin. The Chicago Jourpsl whose editor : bachelor. publishes t under the head :. Wiscorsia takes care ot the women.s' ' That fhe nal esiale. and the reats issges and
 Frchts ihereotcsAuy fsuaIe nov married sall moi he
 snejeei 10 ts dsposal of her basbsRa but sA.ll be |he' sole and s'pssaie property, ss fl she were a ,siSgie female.
 1he real and personal property or any lemal. who may herestsr mary. and which she shall oga ,st the iims of Hauiage, snd the Fenis issues aad
 profits aheFeef hsii moi be subject 10 the Ssncsa
 ot her husband, Scf be liable for hs ebs, and .hs .coniiaue her soitsnd separate property. Any marriei tmae may receive tsy inheritance .or ey g gfsn.4evise or oeqaes,, irosn any person other than her hkband, and bold to her soie and isePsrste use. anAronyey and deviss, real and pet
 soesi property, al any interest or estate there in end the rents. issts. and profits in the sane man
 her and wiih liksesect, as If she were unmarried
 and the same shs not De subject to The disposal of her husband, norie liable for nss debts"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

Mir Foote's rssoiasion Ios . special committee Of thirteen was made the order for to morrow aGler- lnooa.
 A brief exeeOtivs session was bad. and the Senate Iadjourned.
 HoUsE.--Mr. winthrop took the chair. at the request of Mr. Cobb. Mir. E. Halmes obtained leave for the committee of investigation. appointed yesterday on Mir Kings |chaSge of mutilating the journal Of the House. to have leave 10 set during the session of the House. Mf. Ccnger moved toTeconsider the vgie hy which inc bIIl 10 extend the patent Of Woodwnftks plan ing machine, which was referred to the committee lot the whole. sdopted, and the bill then laid on the table.
 The House then went into committee of the whole on the California message.
 Mir. Ashman having the AoSr spoke in favor of
 the admission of California, and that he should vote for L He believed the views sf the President were
 founded in patriotism and wisdom, and demanded the admiration of the whole country; and looking to the consequences wisdom and patriotism dictated that we should stand by the President. NIT. Everett accused inc President of having in- serefrrd in the sfaiss of CaIfornis, and was pro-
 ceeding 10 show that we were in the midst of re siuioD, when he gave way tog a motion, that the scommiiiee rise which prevailed.
 The Speaker. pro ten, laid before the House a
 message from the President, enclosing a report oi Thos. Butler King. on the condition of CaIifor Aa.
 which was ordered to be printed aud they adjourned
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Tribute of Respect.

A, the March term of Clark Circuit Court, A. n
 1850, the following resolutions. upon motion of II
 Fisnnagin. Esq, were presented and unanimously |adopted by the members of the Bar Whereas we deeply regret the death of oa, esteemed friend, Fleming Jordan. Esq, who ha.
 been tor the last years an able energetic and honorable member Of this Bar.
 RfsOised. That his pure virtues, correctness of demeanor, his determination 10 act right at all haz |ards, and under all eircumstanees, command out
 highest admiration, and are worthy the adoption oI Ehis survivors.
 Resotped. That we as members of the same Bar land practitioners of the same profession, deepi, Isympathise with his family who have lost an affsc. |iionste son. and brother with the Bar who have lost Ian efficient and esteemed member. and win the IcOinmuRity who have lost pattern of the high moral virtues which sdeFn and ennoble mankind. Resolred, That his carly death, hligfted hopes
 remihd us of the uncertainty of life. The certainty
 oi des,h and the nothiAgnsss of all human affairs ResoIsed, That the members of the Bar wear the usual badge of mourning Tor our deceased friend Resolred, That copy ot these resolutions be fur lDished his parents, and be published ia the paper. loi this Circuit. and al Little Roek and that the pa |Pers published at Rome and Columbus, Ga, be re. |quested to copy.
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our Minister to spain.

We find the following paragraph in the Boston Post, winch is csrfd and cautious journal, and seidom publishes statements of fact which may no' be rehed upon. We sow nothing of The truth of he.ac,s stated in the ragaph of the Pos; but for he honor of our eonntt We lope fhere is some mis- ;ake abou, the matter. Perlaps tbe cabinet organ lean inform us: Ua,oa.
 More Diplomatic SctadaL-The Madrid corres- |poHden, of London paIer say the new Taylor min. sier, MT. BariingeF, in'fyn gfo one-half of a 5000, occupies not yey splfdsd apartments and that Narvez, ia calling pon Rrn. was m ade To wait h long time m the hall. aud 6ldiiy shown into the sieepi.g room of Mrs Bfrhgs, the only furnished room in the house. Tie bedwas not made, sad here wal ba,h;ng-tub n thefoom, and the negro sho showed the Spanish mniier in had to act ss interpreter, Mr Banihsr spasing only English.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
A Joke--palriug off in a Fight.

X Washington correspondent thus relates a capi- tsi anecdoss now Hosting in Washington circles: "fou will remember to have read debate of this session, in which the gallant Davis of MissIs- sippi in speaking of the possible conflict of arms between the north and the south, sad in substance,
 that fl such thing most come, let IL begin in the halls of Congress This remark was the subjec, Rings since; and some one turned to Mr. Wintisrop who was present, and said, '-Well, Winthrop whsi will yoa do h such easel You come from Bss. ton, and can't 6ghtl 's0h, said the witty Boston isn, can arrange that wiihoa, any difficulty. I'll PAIR OFT WITH HILLiAaD.f'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Lansir,t's Sectional Mo of lrkansas.

ary,HE above splendid Map now finished and \ ready for delivery. l, 'eii,'ea,es the whole State as iasd of by the u..s. Deputy S1IveyoTs.- EvcTy Section and irseiionaltectioa is showa, 50 zihat erty acre frsef can be fadiy found upon t.. The exact position Of al ths County Seats, Post IesHces, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and the
 ,eh sad fertile lands selected b inc State oas of the
 500 600 donation grant lil accurately shown The Lead Mines and other mineral locations are
 nete. well as sii the old coskrmec Spanish sur-
 seys wh the latest aliersiions in the County lines ! The whole Map containing 6 great amount of
 valuable information ss e.a be found oB say State Map exiani.
 Il is pu, np on rollers. elegantly eolored and var snished. Price s CO Also iA convenIent pocket
 form. price g %. The pocket M.ps can es sss' 10 any part of the Statesby mail. Postage , ceats For ssie II the bookstore Of
 L.R. LINCOLN, Litiif Rock. ApnIs, 1850. 3itf.N
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Postmaster at rave,,evi,,e.

We learn that Col. Henry Reif, the faithful and efficient Postmaster al Fayetteville has been remo. lyed. This Is one of the most nnproyoked and un-
 usiiable acts of prescription that has vet been par formed by an administration Ghai professes 10 be l"no-pariy" concern. and which got into power by pledges That should be turned out of office unless he was fsithless or incompetent.
 We have been repeatedly assured by citizens of both parties at Fayetteville, that Col Reif was the bess Postmaster they ever had in that placshe was constantly at his post. and performed his duties strictly, without favor partialiiy and the belief Prevaiied that so good officer would not be re- moved. Bat certain Supreme Judge of Arkan- sas, who was elected by a democratic legislature
 has so far forgotten the dignity of his station, and his debt of gratitude 10 the party who threw aside their partiEaBshlp to elect him-a whg could not rest under his Judicial honors, while this lone dem ocraiic ofhce-hoter remained in office. and tha, he must dabble in small political matters like this; it is said he has interested himself in procuring the re- moval We do not know who Col. Reifrs success scr is, but inclined to think he will make no better oificer if as good as Col R.-Vaa Bursa Ia.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
A "Reminiscences.

After reading Mir. Webster's speech. says the Boston Pest, and preparing to follow him, as the whg leaders of ls4S now are, will they net be ashamed .s look an honest democrat in the face
 who fought the canvass of is4s nanfuily oa the Czss doctrine of non-iaierveasiss, which the whirs declared was treassn against liberty, bat which |they now stca if t weve their own thunder, and proclaim MF. Webster as the gsest eempromiser for having discovered the Nicheissr letisri
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A Receipt.

The following "eue if Inc gout'' is taken from ar old work:
 "lst. The pa,ien'mu pick handkerchief from he pocket of maid of fly years, who neser had a wish !o change her sondtion.
 2d. He must wa4 isin an honest miiier's pond. Sd. H must dry il oa parsons hedge who was never eovetous.
 4th. He must sesd to a doctors shop who never killed patient.
 5;h. He must inSk with lawyers ink who never cheated eiieht.
 9th. Apply it 10 thepart affected and cure will speedily ioilow."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
The Irih soldier.

During the Americsnxar, wha-' c-i n--s-y"" -------s-s ." sgorK, re saw corpuIent soldier among the spectators on he parade. whom he ad- dressed as follows Wlo are you, sir! You must be drilled twice day tObring down your corpora, ton. Who are you siri' "Plesse your hssor. '' replied Pal. ani, sir he skeleton of the 5,, rs. giinent of foot, whe hasj marched over from America" The faetwasso, for such was the car- mage of that disastrous w,r, that only this fat sol dier and CsP;aia Web returned to Europe, out of Ia fall regiment landed in America.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
I- The Red River Republiean of 2sd iu., p.s

D- The Red River Republican of 2sd inst. pub fishes call for a meeting of citizens sin favor of
 opening and keeping open all the natural dSains and
 outlets to Red River" Ot this call ihe Republican says:
 We have never published call of a meeting in
 favor of more extraordinary project. IL io Alexandria woIld be just as reasonable. Many .dFains and outlets hAve been closed m this parish
 that lave been highly beneficial to it. by retaining Tmnch valuable lands, and rendering them suseepti
 b'e of cultivation. By closing few more oatleis s large additional body ef land could be rec ained i'hoai doing the least injury to any one. Ii. on
 the contrary. however the object of the projectors of
 this called meeting carried ont t woai no, only
 pai end 10 all further reeiamatioas of land in te parish, but would convert into waste, and Tends worthless large portion oi the bes, and most 'highiy improved land that has been already rel .elaiuaed.
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NEW GNssS.

ID fefvED per ssameAIIip Pennywit, and IG Idsale low. the loi'o"ldesiTabie goods,
 hds. Prime Nev Ogl Sugar;
 75Scks Salt;
 50pir Trace Chain
 6Esxes Collins Ans, \. and Ky. patterns 24Par Flames;
 lLAEen Aa'loeks,
 X lag.. and vel selected irsment of Spring Pnnis.- Auaiapas' Cdtona Palm Lsal Hats, &e,. k, Ac. ]. HuTT, Mao ,2. 1850. Msta street.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Fugitive sIaye Question.


 A bill has besa passed by one branch of the Ohio legislature. making Il penal offence for any cIt- to aid in the arrest Ofafugive slave from other States. We cannot believe (says the North Ameri- |canl that any such bitl can become law in Ohio and is introduction must be regretted the evidence of spirit ss wild, lawless unrisndIy to the Union and directly reasonable It is true that such law las this Is in nowiss iniquitoas and nnesasti .tuional than the South Carolina law by which eit- zens of northern States-as the colossd sailors of Massachusetts imprisoned in Soaih Caroiina ports; but 1t is iniquitous and unconstitutional notw itilstaading, and has not even the poor color .of necessity with which the southern law is at- tempted 10 be excused IL is true, also that 1t must prove nnity, destined ,s be swept out of exist by the decision of the first United States court Ito which a case under 1t should be appealed: but this fact only renders more gsriaSy improper the saitempt to eaect it. Whatever we may tAsak in the North individually to the slavery question. ia all its different aspects there can he ae difference e Iopson to the meaning of the coastintionai pre- vsion in regard to fugitive slaves; there can be none to the constitution itself being tho fauda mental law of the land, everything all State laws which in any way conflict with il, or with the laws Iof the United States framed under it No State has right to say that its citizens shall not obey law of tho United States which Is in itsslf csnsti tutenai law; and the attempt to interdict them Is nothing short Of nalshcsiion-Pfscisely such huii- 6cation once universally rebaked when at- tempted in South Carolina sevsntsen years ago. 1t Is, in fact, disunioa. If Ohio has the right to ab solve her citizens from their allegiance In one case Mississippi has the ssme right in another; e has every State ia the Union. And the moment such abolition is generally attempted tho Union is at an lend, and the Republic exists DO longer
 The Union of the States. in truth, exists h ths submission of the States sad of the people of the States to the constitution and the authorities of the General Governmcas; and whenever the sabnzissisa E withdrawn, is any particular. by State, that Ssase is in arns against the uniea.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

D'We invite those who hse any reason to feai that they are inclined to be soasumpive, to read the certificates of cures of tic disease effected by Dr. A. Rogers Syrup of Livswors and Tar. They seem to bc almost miraculous
 For sale at J. ". :appe's hug Store.
 See adv. in smother colunn
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
How Rio was He,

A gentleman from Sem, Mass, formerly mas tier of vessel who receily returned from Califor- mia, where he has been esrating for about couple of years, wAs recently scDsted thus: s' Wei. Capt H., l suppose yon lave made enough this trip tC stay at nome and lay offfhe rest of your days7' |" Well. yes; I have mad somelhing7' Pursuing his interrogatious still nr,her, !" Well, Captain how much of the snff sd you bring home, any howl" Capt." Well. sir. about as much as 2 good healthy jackass cosd haul down bill on the Lice.'
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TRT.STEE,S NALE.

ny VIRTUE nf a deed ef trnss. exeeassd ey ID Absahan R4pisy aHd Charles Rspsey. beaFiAg ssse Octcasr Is,a, A ? lstT. ana duly FeecFSeds Id seenfe The psVHest e8 sastsY eeets. as theFria sp@sifnd w Riis n pursuance of the PFeelsso"e es Saa aera tgocpea 10 seA at pabsie aaetton, 10 aes highest bilss4 es. ereass ef six tarse, sud. eaEA- teen tanihS at the court hoasv dnaf in ihe e'Y ct IL,ltle Roek ia Pulaski espaaiv, AikSosas, en Sa- fasrSss. tks isfA day ef .9Ff6 Nsd Of, Q. t5oo1s ,etwesn the hours of nssp esleck, to The csenooa, and s,ree ocieek e hs afternoon, ef that cay. the vAtaabjs and highly improved rsNi estate s'aafeaa sad elg cs fittle Rock. toawisz' ,e w't; bounded ana described As lslaWs. vias commencing s
 eint on the nalth sle of AsTkaaa ssrse' sevensy- seven and inches easI frcm tae saath.west corner Of Block No. 0as designated on the pat
 of the saFves oi the iosn city, ot Little E0ek; thence running east with sstA MHkaara sst'et, Nn
 he north eide thstrot aud fronting thereon. ssxty-
 eight feet aad piae inches, and extending back st &ngN angles the same breadth ei sIxty eight tset aud niue inches. to ihs alley (new esisrs kt'n Hstrrer,) running thyaegh ssid Blosk No. oae, "Hs Eadadrrd and oEy ssci, l-ss; with at tsss- faea,s and Improvements thereon. The tile, ~e N believe to be good; hs we wlll convey only saeh Haghs as is vested ia by ths deed nt trust Atose-
 said upon the f'Rs payment tn lGll of the PnEeeass nGoasy.
 "A FREDERICK W. TRAPNALt.,
 Irastses.
 LjtIs R,ek, Msrch l2. 1850, a7--tds
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IN NTllR

Large Bieachedsseslt. 20 Bags bes lOONew Rio Coifes 10 Is Star Caadlcs I5 Boyeiof the ce!ebrates PlsIphia Tobacco heretofo,, kept oy Vim r Off
 Also, args lot oi Looking kes of all sizes very ehea,, Patent Piows,Grhg Hoes 1'ne sud Fifih Chains. Gun Locss 1iys, Bullet La dies. Carolina Hoes, Horse CciIA Angers, Ba;che Knives &c., Sc. For sale " l. J. HuTr.
 Feb 5. 1850.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Crevnss. ia Po,nte e.onne.

The waters are pouring down tbsoagh the Falss river Island and caryiEg destruction fate the val nsble sugar plantations oi the Gros Te,e. Wheu will the authorities earn lst true economy requires the construction ark maintenance of strOag tevess There :s too muchOf ths lszy mans roof in thii levee practice: "In t,e ran cant be meaded, anC in fair weather it Is not wated.'