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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-19
1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS. +"

for the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged who will also receive the aid of
number of eminent and able contributors
There will be both trfwcokly and a weekly
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same matter rs the former, and intended to
,each those points Of the country whose mail
facilities limited.
a Daily issue will be added hereafter, should
it be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press and people ofthc Southern States
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but will embrace on it's broad sheet the gencr.
al news of the day, domestic and foreign, by
mail and telegraph; commercial and agricultt-
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ted aggregate ofwhich constitutes the nteres-
ting and valuable Newspaper. Great care
will be taken to give full and correct Report of
the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
of Congress; as well "a the action of the loca
Legislatures on the Southern question
limited number only Of Advertisements
will be rcceivcd-the main object being to fur
nsh large amount ofreading matter.
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and the material will be procured especially
forthe purpose.
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cribers, and forward the names, with the
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sentative at Washington, forthwith.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-19

s5EN. AYI.oR IN TIsE FIELD. q 'Iile
Richmond Whig has run OF The flag
Of Zen, Taylor as the candidate for
The Presidency IN | $50. The sEag
says:
'Ekat 70 drsla If eIectin9 AfY:
clay We're q hope agasnst hopes he
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-19

Az The evening session, Teach
er's Association was formed, which
is to mcetin Columbia on the Tues
day afertlic first Monday in Decem-
Der next. The meeting adjourned
until to-day at 10 o'clock.
In our next we shall notice more
fully The procecdins of this important
Conycniioli Suffice ii to say, the
speeches were excellent and to the
point, and from the indications all
ready gwen, we are confident that
the foresight Of his Excellency the
Governor in convening this meeting,
will be productive of much benefit 10
the State. Oar elementary books
will undergo a thoroughreyision, and
the cause Of Education generally, re-
ceiye a powerfulstimuluS,
lStaae-Rights Repub.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-19

G1- Gllc friends Of j. b. SoUrHER-
LAND, Esq, beg leave to announce him
rs candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-19

3
GO The friends Of g OIL. r. J. PIcK-
EMS announce him Candidate to represent
this III, ,ciion District in the State Senate.
RsD we are authorised to announce
WnLrAa IIusrEp ms n Candidate for re-
election to the Legislature, at the next
election.
5S ESr We arc authorized to announce
Maj. J w. IIARRIsox asa Candidate for
recollection to the Legislature. at the next
election
EI Il lac friends of J.. b. SourHER-
LAND, Esq, beg leave to announce him
MS candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
ESr We arc authorized to annaance
Col joins a. EssIES, Jun, as candi-
date for the Legislature, ut the next elec.
p ton.
Rzss We arc authorised to announce
Maj J T..Wn,rErfeLp asa Candidate for
rc.clec.ion to tile Legislature at the next
election.
lc1zT W. g are authorized to announce
Maj f. AlsxaSpra ms a Candidate for
ro.clcetionto the Legislature, at the next
election.
EE We are authorized to .sanounce
Gen. r. n, GAmra as q Candidate for
| the Legislature, at the next election.
Ag- THE friends Of the HoS. A. Eys
ms announce him as acandidate fcrrc-
election TO represent the people ofPcn-
dlctoa Distgictin the State Senate.
MANY FRIENDS. h
3fv The friends Of 5oL b. HAcoop
rsspeetfully announce him as d candidate
ssfepresSnt the people Of Pcndleson Die
ssrict IN the State Senate
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Lewis Gas.

In referring to Lewis Cass. we fear we shall but t use trits aud oft repeated expressions but we are now tending ens pen 10 the purpose of gaiifyiny our readers with sketches uniHhuenced by any party alliances or preferences, We speak of men of all parties with freeedom; we write of the mind and material oi body oi men, not inferior to any on the globe and of them and their places we may speak without fear and far above the tiny bands ol purtiality or Of preference. We write what we re gard as truth-that simple and priceless jewel which the most determined aud resouge partisan is forced to respect and value. Cass speaks with al direct and positive aim-his reasoning is clear but not preclse-his compositions never rise to the grand aad sublime-h his conceptions are slow his judgment is however, clear, and his resolution and deiermiastion are equal to any necessity. His po- sition, when Minister 10 Paris was by ali regarded as the most manly and euviah.e-his assault upon the efforts Of France and England to appropriatr. to themselves advantages derogatory to our natioaa integrity, were fsultiess tn manner and sagacity He blew to atoms GHizot, the most learned and polished sisiesfnan in France, and furnished mate. rials far his advs--s-i-- .t- -sssssuEss--s in nearly every atrondisse,neGt a France snd car Fied down the Qn1tnpie Treaty with such an ab- solue destruction. that simpleton has ever been found stupid enough 10 attempt Us revival. CaSs Is, however, the stadent well inc actor. He is fully alive 10 every interest in coantrv-he has thought of our system at distance, and, when brought up to the stupendous proportion of the most re ark4ble and yet tine most simple and na. tursl government upon the earth, he has very ap- propratey and wisely directed his efforts to ncrease our importance in the eyes of other nations heinz well aware of our superiority people and of our capacity a eouisdeFatsd Republic He has truthfuuess and sincerity iu every sentiment he ustershis reflections those of the honest sol. der aud the observing statesman consdera- tious are practcahls-his miud knows of nothing h connection with any subject except the simple aud naked truth first. aud, afterwards its influence when pu, into action. His disquisiiions smell strongly of tbe lamp, sthoDgh his appearance and manner leave the impression that labor was never pleasant to him. Few men have filled so many positions of honor and dignity and retirea from them with so much grace aud eloqpence, and but few. n anT, put the gown of place and office with so much of composure and eaSe.-R,csmonO EEqgutr.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
The Doabk bk-Eagls Aynin.

We last week Publised description of this coin,
 u which some ttitor tent into ecstaeies over it, leIegapcs of exseaiOn, ls beauty and convenience
 There are others Fs hi, who condemn the desis !, and execution, arfag Shom the Boston Transcr;nl may be numbers. It eys:
 " IL is The ugst~t goldt tsn we remember to hay. seen, we exesp those kom the .nriv.,. rin,., i,. California. Both in 5esn and exseuton !, is d,.- graceful to the csuu,ry Tine di. Ia m;ss,.hIv c, and the eagle lssks like sbad imita,ior of s.hoa vOy n's' attempt at draling bird. We hope this "uoe'ous e'e val be brksn forthwith, and that "o's sH eo'aPe'en, ar'si VI be employed to design and execute decent &9t piece, the sze of ,whiss. an' great ePPo,tuab for the display of suve- nor workmanship As it's, this doahl,-s,g,. ,,et,t
 me Caili iofuis a4r'gincs. If put forth as al 'Pee""sh ei theiF taste ad skill iu art"
 We have decidedly son, curiosity abo., in. ..h,. yellow boz" and if anyof oar patrOns wh, .,. indebted to us in that asSunt viii h. ,o,d ..oauh To remit Us one, he wIn D us g,ea, f,va, uo, 'y putting us in fasds. ,u, eaabllog us ,s decide hs controversy for oarsyes. We will nav ,hs postage "io see the eiepaiu.''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Government E.pionage.

Tho Washington correspondent of the N. Yorl Commercial Advertiser writes that Il Is unders,oo
 Ina. orders haze been issued to ali collectors dis
 riet attorneys and naval commanders, to maintain
 the utmost vigilance within their districts, station
 and cruising groands, In order to prevent the ilici deportation of such arms and munitions of war al may be intended fer the use of any proposed sxpe dition against Cuba.
 uS.s, is ss' .s. Shi'I I.s .'.. ..s"' dc comfort from this country in their s,ruv~l. fo, "Oer'y' He seems to have forgotten that the arm, used as ain'. cor troops by the Msxcans wer. os,l ss English manufacture. He will not l., ,h. ,.a, pie Of Cuba have munitions of war ., any ,,,., ne would net permit ship To be sold to in. Ger. mans. His officials discoun,eusncsd the rem hl;c,n movement in France. and turned the cold ..ho.,ds, 10 the enreaties of the gallant Hungarian oa,rio,. ma ne~ he constitutes Ina collectors, di.lr;e, orn'e' and naval cemma aders of the Uoi,.d s,.,.. body Of police spies for the weak and ,yraupe.l government of Spain. Wha, next,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Cub. aad the Administrations

We deeply regret to perceive that ihe admns- tration at Washington, is again husying itself 10 aid the corrupt and oppressive government of Spain ia maintaining it's rule nobi- and gallant population Tae teegraphieh dispatch of the Pie fyune, states that the snip Potomac has been or dersd to Cuba, 10 intercept the iauding of an expe titon 10 revoluiionize that island. It is further said that an English ship is sttacted 10 squad ron, thus ignominioesIy employed We trust itai .bis may prove as baseless the PicayuDe's other
 A>tson and hrmness" dispatch. Geu. Taylor did
 no' a~ to his ian els former occasion when
 e'o."s S ihe counsels of the short-sghted. small
 Pons-ians who snrreand him, he Fsat
 a hees o'- ports, to prevent our citizens
 'S .es shs nnqussiiousbie right of repatriation
 aS Nu'a.lhg the conduct of Lafayette, De kaIt
 fh" yNs: N @he came "a thia a'-y >is.-sa
 te s'a .. rsld E1gge of freedom
 .b,u bsh hss"''ooIs. aad>sprs is a step beyond ths ds.au osI Vessel. Sa % Re i sk proposes ofa nay. izens and their s:-ts arres, Sae HIas,ers ~.,s IL eoutemaatssy s' ,he order ,oso'doeo frOm is eso.eG, ,o
 esA eo1niT1es--to tFans4ction. 4,.sss , TT,. o lsfisa'eu0n whatsoever Th "NH " S'ases PFohibils the fit,fpg mn, ..s, oi the
 si expeditions against nstions .,, a'."1 this eons,,,. Bat it does not and !, .eals men ceot shi,. a,. g've fGe power to seize and i., piratIcal Ih;. n'ga "eas. unless their ob;ae, slIs os ~. ns government fs not inc Igee' h - Nuoa' to overlook is iote,s.,, su1'"iih or IF f,W anI,.,n..',- " goes one step h.vonJ .see' .i .e"'s ,h. o' the treaty and the las U"a u'e re .,.,, ana agent Of lie most oh.es ina, e ace o' the globe. We c,n.,o, hs uesersi Taylor. who has so ma .~ oeliese iIli.. aae and respect of the peo:,Ie apen '" prostitute tac name ass no, "'u,a ne paeac 10 the "hase use, of dafe'i, '' ths ,aa s.a '.xs1ny Of Caha szsio.t the ia., @E nr .su apr's'ng Of the people 'H3'sla ,. ', i.s,,A s''es s'i' We inagise fhere will k.
 iisan of the sefioas in hi. ,'ore os De Ssfcsiy more unfortunate if ,n. I., "s'e to expoAe itself ts ridicn- r,s .'1 me .as hands of ,hese g.t,ers-,a I0s psy [. ~ were seriously ie becone ,b. st,v PIscs th .h', m "'s Se-Po,ic Proceedisgs There !. .a, on % sh,s sresed for all ,his outcry. Ths,. Au' i ms .a.pef ei aa expeditien being oa foa, .s au "o' qs's'.'as ia these psr. IL is ,,ps .sis | ~Ss.s 's s sometimes broken by such f.,s 's - sa,eh MT Lsbonts go, up few ,I.y '.,sss fe sss 'es people. in which CoII,e,o, sgo tehWl r,yo' ,r;'a suae played principal part.. Ra, ana ""s ss.'oas ia regard to inc Ipy.,Ia, .s cs = ,ss, sss1,' C ',.li leather and prsnelsa Gso .as, s., as z highly mprsp~r, erin,iasl and ibe Ikn'eniug all tie old women oT os. a .' s.ss' ..a i A'Sa'Aiy Paaiss atSas easa.-E 0. LIZ .ss,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

fsesvs. aud cry, despaisiagly, s0A, n.. -~
 sueh." Aud will they not rlae when s.,ss \. 's' : not 1ae blood Of the snea of that d.v ,n -. asve free institutions aaeaehei the spir,, .r '
 Has tho liga. that freedom has she'd ,h.a... ?, world dsrkened oar miadse Befor. ,A.
 hsSHy uttered that frs, ,rasnpe, bla., ss,.. ,''S
 'le whese eaf'A, and from Ihe rs~erhr,.,. which all Europe now vibraies fre,. ,h. s ts the lo'ga. even Virginia dla ne, now .s ,
 is.sn7e' WasHsSsroN hlsnsclF wss osly ! ~ brave and eFaaeal asrsr T saissis. G.s~, Ia' his feTFS. even deuhtlag, ike s vooS ,l,,.
 he was, whether it might he lawful to ,,.S. Y
 Snt the occasion called them, sud tl,.x c,',. they SAs before hsd ranked as the rr~s, sas, ,,,
 land, teil inso their proper place. ia the yr,.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
For Inc Banner l

To- THE EpIToRs or rHE BANNER An article lished in your last paper, was indirectly iutsna4 reflect upon my official sctsas School Cemmis' by oue whe, upon application to me, could been put in possessioH of all existing inform' in relation to my acts ia that capacity, aad pei rendered it entirely unnecessary to have nsS' attempt 10 mislsad the public.
 The inferences, so far as am able to unaeFs the pisce, particularly as to any improper rcisa or msapplicstion of the School fund, Of derslis of necessary duty on my part, Or by tas Tru'i's' { untrue. The gist of the article IS, that tho v is out of employ, and seeks to compell me te E |him out of the Common School fund, for ksF Ia public school which he proposes to oPen' upon those uncharitabie principles that wou'a |eIude all children who cannot, as he states, and &rite toiersbiy ,esa, !" when the very obs creating that fsnd was to provide insirscnos ali classes. without any distinction wbaievsf Ss | presume the Trustees viii eheerfally do, 1hs0' tbero are sufficient funds in hand for thai pafP Ny only regret is. that we havs not Ut 'his u~' fand sufficient 10 purchase scIis, erect Sa'' school house, and employ competent teacher Ia free school. where all may receive ins'fae' aad In particular, faoss sehs canned read and af sii-the idea of excluding that class ffoHl benefits oT that fund, whenever it eau b7 sSsa geoasly used, however small il may De, Is moass' indeed; aud could only have originated tn Inc H] of one who fear is ever too ready Aed ~lAiA, yiilify his neighbors for Inc parposs oi eAA''"-' his isarDiHg. and sk III with the pen
 lnviis all who have any desireto look ini' past and present condition of that fund, to sa. my house and examine the records. and woaA pleased to see the result Of such investigation s 2 as well as Inc acts of every fanciioaaFy In sta,e, provided ths public could be benefited Ss or even made ;o uDdeFsiasd the true condition things ss ulsy really saist This is B saslrsi vast and growing importance to shs people s' , kaBsss, and trust may not be coasued solely to !" sssoA fry" but ealsnd ,o every mock and eSf' of ii,s State. and that the pssss will ps IoSgsi' ia silenee screen thoes who gre uafsithfni is ul trust. or violate the majesty of our laws.
 ROSWELL BEEBF
 Little Rock, April ,. 1850. COsua'.'N
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Mempls Enterprise.

At meeting rscnty held by tie citizens o Memphis, steps wet taken ios the establishment of an extensive Boo coneern in that city. Tn erection of such sn .stabishmeut is eonte mpIase, by the Methodist Riseopsl Conference. It vii have capitol of sse.o 900. and will no doubt adj much 10 the sso~g wealth and importance Q Memphis.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

fF- The Ouaehita Herald 'tears passiou to rags
 to very tatters," and raves rants attes and rodo- montades ueast trsrnsnAss- -t.Ls' --- |lr0t,y Hourishes and tnseed patriotism, over the address of the Hon. R. ". JOHNSON to his copstit- must certainly have been in a very i'll humor with our Representative in particular, and every body sss, and ''alI the rest of mankind' in general His furious: faming reminds us fOreibly of a very
 learned magistrate. prominent character in of |Shakespeare's fAvorite plays, who, when called by the name of much abused quadruPed noted for its
 patience and Obstinacy, indignantly exclaims ''vil- Iian! do'st not suspect my Cyl ears."
 The address in question, however utrs it may ap pear to those who have not reflected deeply aad
 seriously upon the subject. possesses at least the
 merit of sincerity and, unfortunately of too much necessarily pervsrts the intentions of the author
 and unJustly brands him disunioniss, for in i, he says emphaticaiy. "l am opposed to dissca-
 tisn." He only presents disunisn as last resort las au unweicome alternative, which may be forced
 upon the slave States in the event of the censumma-
 ton of the asgrant ourages upon constiia,OnaI
 rights attempted to bs committed by the free soil
 fanatics of the North. He, who would waaton!y sever the bonds which have united these States in s hitherto happy and glorious coafederacy, is un-
 worthy to enjoy the blessings it was intended to secure. but he. who can tsmsly and without re- monstrancs submit to unPrcvOked aggrsssions upon
 his national and constitutions! rights, is unfit to dwell in the midst of freemen.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

Or By the report c the Pennsylvania, Delawar, and Maryland Boundary Commissioners, Marcu, Hook, in Delaware county, Pa, and the territory adjacent. have been annexed to the domains of tn, State of Delaware.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Cholera in New or,e...

E Se~ Orleans c's'eeat, in a paragraph hsa- s'a No cause for Ahrn," give. the following ae. eoaa' of the dsAths in one hospital for the w.sk snoi1x en saturday. the s0tA. It says:
 he difference between the admission. and sss'hs originates from patients beiar sdmi.,sd ss .he hesP'al for ether dseasas and thsir beiag ss. ss sy caoisFa. Admiasioaa, sssEa 1ssh tp S1lh sz. Deaths. ssms tirns, S7." -'@'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Mnnnlin tne ne.ert.

Scne sxpermentist in Texas, has discovered a wayio eonb,ne thtnu,ri,ive juices of meat wilt aou or cora meal which when baked he call, r aeat Sdrseuit.' 1t is said that I59 bbls Of this pnrAfsno' Is amply sufficient 10 sabsist seven men iot np"at two months. A writer upon ibi:
 ."'as''a' '"N Cement in pastry says. " It is the I|1ssu, I|ss.us, ness, the true mama in the
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
.scan ye Uni. Backing your rriends.,

"Caii ye thls Backing your FTiends!o The following singular change in the oftiee ol Receiver at BatesyiIle, announced in the organ 5 Washington:
 "Charies F. N. Noisnd. of Arkansas. to be Re- tceivef of Public Moneys at Ba.esviile, Arkansas. MT W S. HYssos, who is an ultra whig, a strong FsylOr-man, and with capacity to discharge he du- lies ef the office in every respect has been dispa Iced, by this appointment, to make way for new 3iaverte of the same stripe. Mir. II. was appointed by Gen. Taylor less than year ago. in the place of {a good democrat, gave the necessary bond and, so far as we know, performed faithfully the dates of has office. The sudden removal, then, by the Pre- sident of one of his friends aud partizans, is asx Plicable to us except upon the ground that having lno more democratic heads to cut of. the cabinet have determined to exhibit their power and create some trembling among their own followers The susjciaed list of appointments is also an Eaouneed
 Ephrain George Squier, of New York, 10 b. schaIgs 'afalrss of the United States to the reDub lie oi Gaatemaia. in the place of Ejah Hise Thomas M. Feote, sf New York; 10 be charge dT salfes of the Uhied States to the republic of N. w |Graeaea. in the place of Benjamin A. B,dlaek, de- |eessed.
 William C. Rives, of Virginia. to be envoy ex.y. ordinary and minister plenipoteniiary of the Unite s'atesi 10 the French republic, n the place of Rich ard Rush, recalled. Henry 5. Sand'ord. of Connecticut. to be seere- sry of the legation ofhe United States to the French republic, in the place o, Stephen K. Stanton.
 Alexander K. McClung. of MisSissipui to he eaasge q afaires of be United States to the fepnb ie os BohviA, in the place ot Jobn Applstoa, | sesigBed,
 L. W. Jerome. of New York, to be coosni of the
 hiied States Tor the city oi Ravsnna. Italy, io ,he place Oi Henry J. Beent. Wm r. BailingW. Of Texas. to be Attorney ef the United States for the District of Texas.
 John I. Myriek. of Florida. 10 be Marshal of th. uu.'ed States for the Northern District of Flord.
 Rabet 5. Kennedy, of New Jersey, to be Ma,shsII oi ihe unief States for ihe District os New Jerxey
 Fielding Davis. of Mississippi, 10 be M.rsb.l ef, the United SiAlss for the Southern Dsttiet of Ms. sissippi
 Joseph Baes, of Texas, 10 be Marshal of he IJn;. ted States for the District of Texas
 Andrew J. Jay, of Alabama, to be receiver olI Public Moieys al Sparta, Ala.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
ron.,a,ion of Arkansas.

.so9ss oa,y twen,y-fosr counties f6s total number Of souls In these counties is lg3.T Among thoss not yet returned, are maay of the largest and most pOpuious counties in the State When the full returns are received. se will compile a tabular statement of the census.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

BT public meeting has been held at Henderson Rusk county, Tex,s. at which resolutions wsr. passed complaining If the injustice and partiaIit, of the lste Legislature, and declaring tha, the crisis had come when a d,ision of the State should h. made.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

O. MT. WALKER, of Wisconsn, has introduced into the United States Senate bill for the survey |of railway between the Mississippi and Pacific,
 and granting free ands to settlers fin townships. to
 be laid Ou, adjoining the route that may be appro- wed
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

EsLARcISG THE CkrroL--The Cosnmittee on agreed 10 reeOnmendhat 'he capitol at Washing ton be enlarged by afsddiiion of l5O feet on each .nd loI new Senate ad RepTeseniatise Chanlhers.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

" 4 Naval Court ofiiqairy. composed of Com modofes Morris and sinbrick. and Coaa,.aa., Dupont, has oesa ordersd ts assemble ;, Annapolis sn 'ne i''h ias' to mas nvestig ga.ioa iats ,l.. capture Of Aiyaraco by u Hunter.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

IRE fosREsr DiveEcE CAsx-The L.s;.l,,,,. oi Pennsylvania has rejected ,Ae Fossr.r n;va,,. o'h' Foasrsr charges N, P::wrLlls, Gxo.sx ]. -. " anu 'o'ee others with erim- eoa with hi. wife and ~''h having addressed poe,ieaI compliment, ,o
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
A sin to Rishop Hawks

committee of the Parishoners of Chris. Church St. Louis, have written letter to Bishop HAWKS enclosing s30c0. ts aid in procuring suitable resi- iAAA~ s-- s~I---- s"eTt auulirdtton and esteem of his condus, turing the last visitation of the cholera at St I.out.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Melancholy Altercatioa.

The Columbus tSIis0 whig learns from a authentic source tha, G. N RAesoALr. Esq. CIer of the United States Disuct Cour, st Pontotoe. va shot in that place on ,hs7th at.. by McsEs wLEr from which wound he did in hfteen or twenty min |ates.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

O. We regret to leara that. on Thursday last the saw w-mill Of WILLIAM Bkows, Sr. Esq abO three miles from this city, was destroyed by fire The extent of tte loss is not yet known.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

Iy The Ut,ed States Circuit Court, D. Riseo Judge. eommeret the April term yesterday, the sth inst. We understand that iheTe are several criminal sof much interest to be tried at tho nfesent term.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Red Rfyer

The Washington Telegraph, Of tn, Sd inst, says Red river was falling slowly on Mondsy, the Is nst. There is still sufficient wata for boats O he largest class''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

IF Messn MgnDOcK & CAKTEA. st Napoleon,
 will accept ,ur acknowledgements for late tiles Oi |up river paprs. brwssdsd per the "ArnstrOng 7"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

. ~ :. reported at Washington City, ihs. ,l, ], ,apiea,s Court wiI decide against ,A. s,,,. :,
 Wheeling bridge. A'' 'as