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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s, 1850

cas-We are autioriEed to announce C. l.. SULLIVAN, a caAada,s for City Consahie the ensuing city election Measrs EpIToRs: Yoa will please eandi- as1e s elecioa to the ore of City Constable the ensuing city eeenon the lst Monday January, 1851. oc;. s, 1870. HENRY GRIFPTTHs MessFs. EDrToRs; You will please didstr fr election the ocs of Prosecuting Attorney of the Fifth Circuit composed Of the counties Of Praire Goa way Pope, Yen Perry Saline and Pulask the election tho nfst Monday of February, ls5l
 JOHN j. CLENDENIN. October 2, lsso
 G7-wE are authorized ts announce JOHN T. TRIcG sl cabdnSs fw oes Of Prosecuting Ausrney lor the 5Ih Judicial Circuit of AEkansas composed Of the ssuaiss o Pulaski, Pfare, Saline, Psny, Conway, Pops and Yel n7-wR are aaIhorEsd ts sanounee Ma B. P. OWEN candidate Gnr County and Probate Judgs Of Puaski al tho ensuing PcbsuaFy eleetios-
 n7-ws authorized announce n. j. BALDWIN, Esq., of PulasA eoany, esnddals for Prosecuting A. torney fog the Fifeh Judicial CfcaIi-
 G3-WR ssthosiSed tc announce the Fsa. WILLIAM C. SCOTT . eanddsae for Judge Of ths Third Judicial District, ai the ensuing election.
 C7-ws ere anthmxed tp announce JAMES A. WILSON, of Marion eoany candidate fH Prosecuting Aofnsy a the Thhd Judicial District Of Arkansas.
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slave. Running home agaia .

The DelewaIe Gazette states thAt tke seven slaves who so0e riIse Srucr ran sway fyeas As cslssst el Prince Georges Co. Md, applied at the watch house for iodgings. in hat eiiy few nights since
 stating that they had been to Pehnsyfsanis. were tired of freedom. and were trying 10 ge, back io their master. They stated that they had been de- eoyed of by whiie tnaR, whose HAine they did no, know, by specioas promises and delusive hopes, ard that they mach preferred living with Mr Cal vert as his slaves, than to lead the life they did
 aer they reached their dsstioaiion; and desired to be sent hoae. They mayor had lhein lodged in jail ct New Castle. snd sent despatch by telegraph to iheis czner, who had then removed to his home
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rariiiYr aiarn.-

Jn@Es MeLssa, In a recent sail for a,u,.. brought hgafist i>eaa&sr Newtea ard S,h,r, s-. hareoFiHg sad eoaeeallag runaway slaves. p,... ehsFg~, ihe points ef which are thus rreer,.s t the Western iAw JepFasl.
 TSs Sisis q Iasiaaa, May Tsrm. 1880
 John Norris
 L~aaadey Newton |: si l. Under the Cons,iintlou of the Un,ss s,.,.. the master ef the fasltives irun iahor m,v .rs'., hsrn wherever ,aey sAAll be found, S As eaD ss q, fheut breach Of tie pesce. aod tske them, S.rh to 70 State from whence they feA
 ?. < State Inaec, on proper affidavit being v.a. msy iss Ve wri of hsbeas corpus. and uop,,~ I., v the casse of dstents5a
 i fae s'hdzSH of eeleFed person ia safSci.u, for thi> paFpt'se.
 1. Every psr7on within the jurisdiction of Stat. ewes to i sa ale glance. He Is smendahle ,o th, aws of the State, Ssd ths State is bound ,o Dso,.e him in the exercise O. his legal fiEhts Q When appears. v tue return Of the ha hsus corpus that the fugi,Ves Ve ia the legal eas ,os of ths master. aa5 the facis of the rssrn are no, denied' 'hege Is aR end to the jusisdieten of Ihs State jadge.
 ( His jurisdiction is special and limited
 '- hen appears the fagitives a,'e held under ihc authority Of the Union, il is paramount ls Ns of the State o' hhu % when an individual is held aaaer Ihp authority ot state the Feisral Judiciary have 10 power 'o release the persoa 90 held ?. lf the retnvn to ihe habeas corpus h. dsnl.A the masser mast prove that his custody of the slave is legal
 lu. II he fail 10 do this, or maks Sn insuf;clsna return. the State judge may release the fsgi,ive,. II Hut the master may subsequently, ares, them and prove them io ne his slaves. is. The master, though he may arrest without any exhibition of claim, or iadieia saRcton when required, must show right 10 the services of m. fugiiiyes.
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A Georgeous sight.

The New York Commercial Advertiser has I let. ter, dated |" Clifton House. Niagara Falls, Sept. lnh,' from which we make the following exiroct:
 1t IS now half past ten o'clock. P M.. and have just returned from one ot the most gorgeous sights ever eeheld-!hs iaaar bog l ~ss sitting and eohversing with Colonel Bruce, when intelligence was brought that the lunar bow, in all it's spIendor was to be seen. We dressed for the occasion, end proceeded to the Table Rock. where one of the most magnificent sights p.sseu;ed itself that hunar eye ever looked upcn.
 bow of great bfiIlianey spanned the Falls. rest ing the water the south side, and is northern arch exfending on Landay's Lane. The moon was just at that altitude which made he sight tnsst nag nihcent. A person might be al the Fails hundred times and not be so highly favored was our party large number os geailemen saw 1t. but only ons lady had the courage io venture eown, aud she va. the wife of ths military secretary.
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An Atrocious sentiment.

MT Giddngs, of Ohio. in recsn: apeeeh in the House of Representatives delivered himself as fol. lows:
 Sir. stand here a ire man, the representative of freenen. Thank Gea. l represent no slaves feel conscious that could offer my constitue ney no greater insult than to vote for this hilI shall not do it. If the stability of our Union were to depend on the passage of that bill would spurn il with indignation.
 The subject on which he addressed the House was the Texan Boundary Bn.
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Camden Stpt. ss, ls50.

Gci- The Washington correspondent of the Phia. delpha Pennsylsanisn in his letter of the 4lh inst uses the following language. While Northern men even admit such things 10 be- Southern people close their eyes to the facts:
 "I agree with you in the remark you made few days ago that ia all these troubles the party least to blame, speaking of the extremes, is the Southern ultra party. The South has recently been excited almost ,o madness by hostile demonstrations in the North. How should we feel if we org anizations forming in the south to burn down Out houses steal oar property. and murder our wives and children And yet these are the evils noW preparing ia the North for the South-Dow indeed, in pat, inflicted npon the South. These influences in the North are now felt In the South by the people oi the South; and those ot their leading men who have been dis posed to be most moderate have been absolutely startled into violent action by the meetings al Gaze noSs, the plaHs for the capture of fugitive slaves and the tresscnabie and inhuman avowals eh the floor oF Congress of ths leaders of the Abolition party.
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Fatal Array al Aie1andria, Louisiana.

We learn from the Alexandria Western Dsns- crat that on the afternoon of tne l4th, J. W siOf- dou aud S l.. Wells met in front of the office of Flint X W ellis, Second street, in ihat town, that words wero exchanged which led to blows, and. that Mi Gordon was severely cut on the forehead with . cane, NIT. Wells received the contents of pistol in the left. side, just below the rIbs from the effects of which he died on the afternoon ef ths day fo- lowing. The Democrat, says:
 "No even, of similar nature, perhaps ever en- cited more intense interest in ths commuoiiy - The parties were the sons of old and respectable families in the parish, and were supposed to be on saeh terms of intimacy, sprnging from eioss iies of relationship, age, and coogssiaity of disP0". lions, habits, and pursuits, preeluded the i1ss Sl hostile meeting under almost any imaginable as- pect Of circumstances
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Pubiis Meeting at Camden A,ssn.s.,


 A meeting wss called by the citizens of Camden, on the 27,h Sept. for the purpose Of taking is,s consideration shSgss asaiRs; one CHARLrs LrApsHr- TER, of having taspered with porioa of the slave population. A wTitsn eommunicasioa iron LxAp. BITTER, foandtn the possessioa of a negro wousa was pfOdaesd--the accused vas brough, ioi ward, aud acknowledged il to be hs writing, and p~rui ted 10 make his eefenee. When ,his;was aser. the following reSolabons winch we take from inc Oan- ehiiA Hsfald. were prepared by eOsmi,te. ata passed;
 Whsrtcs, |, has become necessary Cha, we rn,,a with jealous eye our Soaihern Insti;uiious srei- that Il has become part of the Religion of the lns aes of the North by forming associations ard sen6 ing men paHiPhtess aud enissaFies tO the soah to sn5vert the Institution of slavery, which was traos mi,ei to us hT our foreiathefs; and whereas Inc peace and quiet ot ths good eizens o our city have recently been disiureed by the conduct ot certain Charles LeadbsiieT. Teacher ia cur Male Acale. my, by bIs familiar friendship ane Intercourse ,,llh our eoIoFed popoiAtior: therefore,
 Rtsoissd, That, aier the mosl thorough inVss,iga- ton, ths committee dee'a themselves posse. .sed o ihe faost ample evidence ol the guilt of in. saia Charles Leadasttsr. as charged n this psoer. 2d. Resoirea, That we hold in utter sosteynp, and detesiaiion all such associations, their emisssrles aiders and abe;ors, and will ass all iAudaeie mean. in our power iotierre, out and bring 10 punishment all such offenders.
 Sd. Rssoistd, That we withdraw SlI patronage and protection tron said Charles Lead5et,er, aad diseoantenance alt such characters in CUT com. muniy.
 4ih Resolsed, That it is expedisnt for the well. being.oi this community that Charles Leadbstter leave this place m len days from this date 5tA. Resclpsd, That these proceedings be pub. iished in the papers of this place.
 F. II. WHITFIELD, CAairman.
 G. w. ELLIOTT.
 ". L. BRADLEY.
 THO SOU FHERLAND.
 J. II. PONDER,
 N. L. FARRlS. Secretary C1n1ra Erpf S2 lS50
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IT. Brsvet Minor Vim. II. Shower. captain Of th. 3d Regiment of Artillery. and Instructor of Ar. ilIsry and Cavalry. at the Military Academy, died at West Pon,, on tho Eth instant. Major Shove, has fallen victim to disease contracted while on ardaous service in the Mexican War. having served with disdnc.Ioa a subslt4rn of Ringgods (aftsr- wards Brsgg's) battery throughout the campaign. under General Taylor. aad. after his promo,isn, in the Valley of Mexico.
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Something mnst he Done.

The editor of the Proyiieucs Journal, in a satti rcal article on the subject of publishers of news. papers working for nothing and finding themselves says: "We have noticed several atroeious eases where editors had the andaeity to demand pay fo, cost of publishing matters of the highest public i'm portance, such as resolutions of thanks to steam boat captains, puffs of new schools ward meetings marriages, and obituary notices of infant children Something must be done 10 put 8 stop to this, or editors will begin 10 thiak that they have the same rights ss other people"
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1T The report that the Rev. Dr. Hawks has &C., c.pssd the call of the congregation of Calvary Church, in the Fourth Avenue, New York, and will shortly enter his duties ara salary OI S500o year, the Commercial Advertise. says, is some what in advance of facts. That paper adds:
 We are authorized to say tha, Dr. Hawks has not accepted the call to Calvary Church, Proposals and connier oposas have been male. but il is not yet certain what will b. the result. Various con- dilions have to be complied with by Calvary Church before the call will bc accepted.
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D' The Cumberland AIleghanaa mentions . report that Thomas Mclaughlin. the supposed murderer of his wife, whOas body was fou nd buried near the 20th section of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. about twenty nine miles west ot Curnber land. has been arrested and committed 10 jail in KingwOOd. Va.
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General RrnnLe.

A complimentary bail, given by the citizens of Austin' Texas, to Gen. George NJ. Brooke, chief Of the Texas military department, came off iu the capital, in that city, on the evening of tho 5th. The whole scene, says the S:a,e Gazette, was one of life and enjoyment, in which the participants d.d honor with right good will to this vster an soldier % well deserving of his country.
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Naval

The Norfolk Beacon says that orders have been received there to hasten the repairs and i oa, with all possible dispatch the U. S. steamer Ssranae - The::Beaooa says thas ias cleaners Water Witch and yissn are so bs spAAdily equipped iss sssvsss
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D Among the newest inventions are swimming stockings. acting on the sams principle as the web- bed feet "f aquatic birds. They were tested by one Of the members or the British Association. who, by their aid. swan with ease from NswhassE 10 Lsiih HaibouT. against tide.
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tJ-Ths IoIIOwipg.lstisr. ,lgusd by som. IS or 90

gentlemen, was sent to us for publication;
 CLINTON. VAS BUREs CoUSrY. Oct. l. 1850.
 To the EDIroAs of the Banner Our Cireu' [ Court has adjourned The business on the docke, was disposed of-.he docket was not heavy ous-- as our people arc a law abiding people Hen W :. c, Scorr, our presiding Judge, has given us entire satisfaction since he has been upon the bench no Judge. since the organization Of the Court in this county, has given much satisfaction. Hs has ably and irnpartaliy discharged his duty and as he is candidate for reelection. he will undoubtedly receive an almost unanimous vote, in this eouaty Both whigs and democrats here will support him for reelection to the office of judge. Yours, Sc.
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U The sun presented mos. singular appear oR Sunday last from 10 to l9 o'clock. seeming to bs surroundsd with clearly defined rainbow sort of circle, that hss never before beea observed by the weather -wiss ia ,hi. regiOA. Look cut for squalls.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08

BA vessel arrived at Liverpool from Bombay, has brought the args number of 3,7Io bales. and 25 half bales of cotton, part of her cargo sf East u dia production and ansthsr vessel arrived sa the same day from Genaivss, . port of St. Domingo, has brought 6s bales s eot.sn, the growth of that isand
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DJ- Col. PELHAM. of the Rock Hotel, who sue providst landlord. soliei.s the patronage sf mem. bcrs of the Legislature and the public gsnsrslIy.- See his advertisement
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e,- The New York Herald is sxhor,ing whig gery 10 rePudiats Seward, Greeley. Thurlow Weed &e.. or prepare fOr sn overwhelming dsisa, aat utter aanihiiation in that State.
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Gt-Ths editor of the Evansville Journal has heard of the srsmpling of the American flag under foo. in Charleston, sc. That was tslegraphc lis- To what base purposes ligh.ning infsst thsss days
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1,- The Washington corrsspoidsut of the New York heraFd says an effort is on cot here, work. ing in quiet way. to briug out Sa.s. Houston, oi Texas, for President and ZadOc Pratt. of NSw York for Vice President.
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G5- An immense apron of rock. being fat sheet about thirty feet wide by one hundred and fifty feet long, over which the water of the falls ef St. Anthony lately poured. next to the western shore, feil dowa not long since under the weigh, of the flood
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Ou- The TiveIi Bedstssd Factory turns ou. from 1000 to 5000 tsdstsads annually, all of which find a ready sale in Boston asd New York. They are chiefly made from black walnut snd maple, and sold al prices varying from g 50 to S7 . piece.
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ar The managers of the New York State Fair. holden af Albany last week permitted aaimsis and Edifors to go for half pfiee eacb the railroad. We are acquainted wiih several persons who nigh, have goae free. inasmueh ss ihsy unts the ehasse- ssn--E. '. is4g~.
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1s Persons cannot, says the Cincinnati Com mercsI, be too cautious in receiving ten dollar notes on the State Bank of Ohio. as vas, improve ments have been maos on the old counterfeit notes giving them more the appearance of the genuine olafa
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IT. The late Mrs Glsnny. of Cincinnati, a great wit as well as very lovely woman, being asked by ons of her numerous admirers. Why she was called the Grea; Westeru7 replied, 'Eecaass have so many fais in tow
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IJ' The Cecil (N.Y.1 Democrat say ays the census taker in that county cane across the following agsd persons Mary Wilme,, near Csei,on, Ios ysars old; Mark Shippers. near EIktsn, lC6: Jos Lusby, Back Greek, l02 years.
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IF Ezekiel says that the arrival of the " Swedish Nightingale is one Of the most important events that has irsnspired during this Jsnny-ra,ion.
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GJ- A salt spring hss been discovered at Ssnora, California; equally pure with that of Sains, in the State of New York.
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l1;- No less than three separate tanslstions ot Macaulay's" History sf England " are new being issued from the German press.
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D' We regret 10 sec that the elections Ia Pitts bargh have degensratsd ints A religious eoDsro- versy. the question being PrOtsstant vs Catholic. The Protestants have nominated . full ticket.
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O. The legislature of Wisconsin have made t . penal offence for the owners Of land 10 allow the Canada thistle to 60 to seed thereon.
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lJ. We have had nc mail Eas. of Pine Bluf since Friday last, and then. but meagre one.
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H- The river stil continues d . siege ds,rss. singly low for boating. Te neIghbOrs who ford i. from oppos,s sides it may afford some esnvsnisnes.
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Jenny Lind hats, since he purchased the S!ej ticket.
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U- Great taleni renders a man famous; great merit produces respect; great learaing gains tssm; good breeding sioae insures love and affee- ton.
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IT We commend. says the "Mississippiau." to the merchan, aristoeraey of New Orleans. the fO.- lowing reflections of las polite and refined Angus. Jus Tesailnson, wbils coainsd in Bri1ewelI
 Paul" he wont to observe, ." believe me, moderate whiEisIa is most eseviies; creed l. sdapts itself to every possible change to every esyable variety of rcaassanee. IL Is the only poll tics for who aristecrais of the free body who rebel agans, tyraniral laws. For, hang it. am none of your democfats. Let there be dungeons and ,arukeys for the low rascals, who whip clothes from the hedge where they hang 10 dry, or steal down alley in quest of silver sPoons but houses of correction are not made for men who received enlightened edueaton-who abhor your petty thefts as much a justice of the peace can do- who ought never 10 be termed dishonest in their 'dsalings.' but. thes are fOuad out, 'auiaeky in thelr spec aatIons.'
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Col. Hardee,, Command ia Tefa''

Tn. Corpus Christi Naeees Valley, c; nc '.' nit. says; .sinee Inc date of Gen Broskss S'os,. directing campaign agsjas, tbe fnoians -"0 m s'. 7. below the frontier, we have .aksa some fos"s .s ascertain the number of lReihas ksied' F'"ggsA eaaiuted, hc. We End that Capt. Ford hs' .l. Indians: IL. Walker, Of Ford's c5us7=H' ,s,, lace, '; McCowaa, '; besides a gfest 'nssy ,sS have been wounded; and more thaa lVo n'Is' ,.l.. mules have been eapisred. ln adeit'0a !" ,s,s. every place of any iwportaDcs hkely to ..1 ps ,h. iag place for iDdans. between the N0ee%' sD A..s Rio Grsade, and far up ss oiis f"A'. "-'
 most thoroughly explored and eGaa'iaeo'
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The frat frost Of the season, Ocenrrsd on Sunday last.
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Candidates for the next Presidency.

The New York Herald gives the following names as mentioned in connection with the next presi- deaey candidates
 wHIGs. DEMOCRATS.
 Henry Clay, James Buchanan,
 Daniel Webster. Gen. Cass, Gen. Scott. Comm Stockton, Gen. Houston, Gen, Wool, Levi WoOdbury.
 And adds: These sro the principle names now talked of; but before year batch may spring up In this city, we understand tha, the Globr,-- democratic journal of small circulation, Is in ia yor of Commodore Stockton, and that preparations are being made 50 start newspaper in favor of Gen. Wool. We donb: tho utility e influence of party papers in this metropolis sach journals may do very well in country towns, or country villages; but journalism, in great metropolis like this is an element, an institution, power, springing from the general wants of society, and far beyond .he control of any political clique, any else
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g7r The following sign aas just bsoa PS. 2. front of a new livery stsbis, oa LOea'i '"'' Louis: ,v.....es
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24
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