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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

O. Hon. John P. Bigelow has published a
card relative to the meeting which was held
in Faneuil Hall the other evening. He saws
that meeting was called without his knowledge
or consent. He expresses great respect for
Gov. Briggs, declaring that the public affairs
were never in better hands, and requests his
friends to withdraw his name.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

18Th District. David Mitchell, democrat,
lacks ii votes Of majority over ali others and
will be elected by the Legislature.
The vote Of the district stands thus;
:. David Mitchell, (dem) l4le
9, VIM. M. Read, (whig) 1893
Newman T. Allen, Gree soiD e34
-l426
M District. No choice. Richard Hig-
gins, whig, lacks about IL of an election
George w. Brown is the democratic candidate
and will be elected by the legislature.
18th District. We believe there is nc
choice. We have returns from the whole dis
trct with the exception of the towns of Con-
cord, Emblem, Harmony, Lexington, Pitts
field, Smithfeld, No R. 3 Estimating the
vote for Senators the same as for Governor in
these towns, and the vote will stand thus:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

81 We understand the Tent of Rechabites
are to hold public Temperance Meeting IN
their Hall, this Thursday evening, common
cling at o'clock. Let the Hall be well hiieo'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
FROM flrG ISlhl,lnS

The Ohio arrived at New York on Sunday
night. She left on the 18th, and brings 800
passengers, the California mails, and half a
million gold dust on freight, and in the hands
of Passengers.
Several fatal cases of the cholera occurred on
board the Falcon and Ohio. Among the deaths
of the Falcon were Capt. Barnahas Kirby OF
Mass, Capt. E. Clark of Maine, Capt. Rich
ard Marcy, do, and William Maynard, Conn.
The body of MIR. Kirby was sent ashore and
inferred at Chagres. The others were buried
at sea
The cholera was raging in Panama but was
confined almost exclusively to the California
immigrants and American residents.
Very little rain fell between the 4tha and llth.
The road between Panama aud Cruces was
very bad, the Gorgona read was almost impas-
sable. The Ohio passed Sept 2lst the wreck
Of brig Oregon of Somerset, water-logged and
abandoned
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

90 The steamer Ocean has reduced her
fare from Bath to Boston to 81. From Halo
well and Gardiner TO Boston 81 so.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

u The Mechanics Fair has, during the
past week, been the great point of attraction in
the City of Notions.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

- At the Mass. Democratic State Conven-
ton, held at Worcester, on Wednesday, 18th
inst, George S. Boutwell, of Groton, was nom
mated as a candidate for Governor, and Henry
w. Cushman of Barnstable, Lieutenant Gov
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

LIST District. No choice of the other ONE
Jos. Titcomb and Moses Goodenow, IT,, both
democrats, are the constitutional candidates.
Cd District No choice of the other two
WIN. R. Porter and John E. Dunnels, demo-
Gratis, and William II. Vinton and Nathaniel
Pease, free soilers, are the constitutional can
didates. Porter and Dunnels will be elected
by the legislature
Sd District We are confident there is no
election. We have returns (mostly from the
town clerks) from all the districts except Mat
lnicus Isle, which last year gave ten democrat
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

ARKANSAS ELEcrIoN returns are all
in. The legislature stands as follows Sen
ate 81 democrats wings; House, 50 demo-
Gratis and 81 wings.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

The democracy of Baltimore have presented
Gen. Cass with a gold-headed hickory cane,
worth $50.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

. A foreign correspondent of the Boston
Museum, extols in glowing terms the be,n,v
OF the Yankee girls, and calls the Kennehoo
river " the Circassia of America
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

The first named gentlemen will be elected
by the legislature
llth District. No choice. James Bell,
(dem) has Il49 votes Ozias Blanchard, (free
soil and whig) 1874; Isaac Philips (whig) 80 {;
others 25. BELL will be elected by the legisla-
ture.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

F The last case Of modesty is that OF a
Young lady who declared she would not pass
by a ship-yard, where there were SO many
white oak knees, all in plain sight.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

p JENNY LIND has been invited to come to
Portland and sing-and Jenny will come if she
can be guaranteed $780,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

3 The enthusiasm for music in N. York
is Jcnny-,cine, the Mirror declares.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

The following letter of James S. Pike. the
late whip candidate for representative ~ Com
>,
Sress IN 'he th district with the explanatory
remarks we clip from the Boston Daily Times
The letter is rich and from the zeal with
which the author a,nears to have coma into
~ oa,,,.s- II H.. 49,
''e ''''' ass iie LAS cef'aiiiiy deserved httie
better rate than he has met with His efforts
would, doubtless, have secured success, had it
not been for the ragged democrats. He failed
of his e,oct;o, only Gov ,, e -,
D''' "a 0"i iii'i" Vi the tribune 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26

Senator's.
The Senate consists of 81 members The
following are the names of the SeEa.ors ascer-
tanned to be elected:
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
The Gaiphin Committee.

K" of the Baltimore San, says: "We have Inc oseisi declaration a the lnt=lligeseer tas the Prssioest vii not veto aay Compromise bill which. after u,starc elaboration. shai pass both Houses of Congress-
 h spite of tee declaration Of certain letter vii ters ibai the Caipaia Claim Cammltiee intend tn exoasrst- the cabinet from zi participation in any thing wrong eaa assure yoa irsEa facts that have eOsne 10 my ksewircg- taal the Committee ias< sd 10 do such ,hiag They viii lease the case To the decision of inc Hos>e after handing ia a very impartial report on sh- subject
 The EEiGg Committee also pFoessdisg with great 6iSezes aio the sxainansios ol the ialp0rt- ast cases entrusted 10 their care They, loo, wiil make detailea report, exhisiag not 0asy the cir eua1s,ancss aHssr which EasBy oi these were re- epeaed, but also iie persons v-a ae were eOsa7eled with them. zDaag whom gre highly dis ,iaga-he1 politicians. and reIssiEes snen a pro- miaeht positions ihe report, czn assure yea wlli be interesting. sR1 read well
 There remains only the FyaRcia claim dixposee of sy Mir. Clayton ts De ofselaiiy examined. and The steps fSs thai pnrPO~e already tsksR.
 The Monroe eocttiae is Jas, aov al the gO h Washington "
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
How Coasistant.

TAe Whig convention al CoumhHs. Ohio, nomi- naied Wisi.a J0bason of C.Hrinasii, 4s candidate lof governor. stri rass,-d resolutions thas
 I. h iasoF e4 Gsrerai Taylor asd his sdnihistra- iioh
 } States ihs desire of tbe vhgs of Ohio 70 be for the immaculate saa3ission oi C&llieEbls.
 3. Agasnss slavery n aay hew teTsIioFy 10 be ae. paired by the Ualiry States
 {. ReasInhfag Shs, wss theH platform of tsss
 ,. Laaesla-y of Gensfai Ford.
 C. ExkeSiia. le ofg gaasExl0a.
 The seeoi.a isso!glioH was amended SO as 10 gc for the aaassssioa ol CaiihsFbia piseOanected wlsh any other ssblsrf The platform of isss is fssrceiy asii-ssaveEy x ,ian, rso4iso, Aad solhiag shorter
 Df coafss hess whigs afe n Lad Nay. T-hey are for Tsyios, ba' opposed to Rea-act1cz- Th.y uoa, agree Niia Clay, her. They had betiel ssi ap i0s themselves sad bol pretend 10 be xatss
 Uas ihiag is TsmarSshIs. They hate sl4vssy and denaaAe@ si crime ahd earse bsii s,sa au extrnSge sssSsc3ss is fhsr sayosste their prefer. sses ioE the esies ef psesisent They. nf rosr~e hate sEayesy ihe aastt@ei, bat whsh II is accoaa paineA wiih The spoils tbey ssMire f-Lo9. Dsm
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
General Cass.

We find he following beaHiial compliment to Gen CAss, in the Savannah Georgian. which we take great pleasure in copying:
 We frequently hear HenFy Clay and Dsnisl Webster sup.auded for ther bold and patriotic course on ths slavery Saesiioa. We would mol deiracl iois ol psai>~ fron either of these distinguished ssa saAtcrs We consider tEeir late eon- duet ia inc SsBaie enliseniiy patriotic and sor- thy Of eomnenoaii0a. Bot ta-re is another dis tiugulshed senator z ho dd not Rais ie see wbleh way ie ,6e of popalar oFiaion was so0ai farp. bat waen everything w4s dark sad porisnioas asd .e- fare Heory Clay or Dshiel Webster had giyea any lntnAi0n ef taking The liberal positions they now occupy, boldly came forward &gc espoRssa the cause of the soaih. He. in essBee of sli Inc psPa
 Jar prr aaiees oi The section whefe he ired, p!Aaly and feariessly declared his position Oar reaarts wi at once perceive that refer ta General Casa To ilHie iiane-seTviag poltieiaa, the position of General Csss woaid hsyz besa extremely rm- barrAssiHg. Bat fer a great statesnIsa saS PaF- patriot, ihere was bat oHe course to be parsne1-- Milhoat hesitA'oa be looz that course lie Ead heeu chosen zs Inc leader ef great party, and he was vel aware that he could not do his Galy 10 to his eouagry, without sacrificing bis pepa- aarily ia seyera! of the States, and probably ln bis 4sn State Ub5er such circumstances many men would have fatered. E= did sst attenspt 10 hide hss prias sa frans his telow eiiizsns of se Aorih or sAe Seuth. ailaeagh he bad a Fec=at example be- fore lsfEl where sgsa GuPsieIty n higa places had bsea crowned with success Bal Gen- C%Ss p~s- larred defeat is dishonesty. He plainly sci ieFih what coarse he Woaia gsrs2-, and declared tS ass constituents that hs wou4 resign his seat n the Senate aaa retire to private fife, befere he would 6eyaie ia the seAsl from Sbal he believed so b- his Gpiy, Saeh eoR4sei, in saeh crisis. vas sssths of as Amesseaa stzsrsnpan. li above all Lrerak CT Roman fame. The eon5sct of Lewis Cass. al this ericai tas-, probably saved the country from eeavslsisRs EncoaEged by his example. other sters gesssfd, and SsstsIst hn ID ihs geac work which he had So ms gaAnfmea-ly eommeS need ThoasaHss b-lsSvra that he wo5td do what he has dsse therefore hls condaci has Hos excited snacA' eBfHasiastTe praise Il SeSersed- fbey nid ee: believe thzt Clay CT Webster wOald dare ie fs'lsw where be led consequently. the2f esRduct has ere Ssss ilse mnsi aatenishEsvat. Bot t shsuis nsser b. forgotten Ina, be w4s the frst ptonisent Rlsn ai lae North ts throw hlsself tato the breach By doihg so, he risked more tiaaa sny osher man, e~- c9ase he had mere To i0se. We kasw 0f go tnan Ia our country who has rsnre ressoa 10 rezAre hfs eoarSz whs hopest pride and dseif-eempisesneE than Lswis Casa He has EeEsf sacrificed principle ie eKpe1leHey. and whether he is sassaised CT caa- demBe6 by his ceuBsrymea, he viii always have the aatssfse.ios of kaOwiag that he haa deas h.' daS."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Romant,e Elopement.

Aa eIopereni of very exiEaariinaFy character. with a view 10 nstrimOaIsl psoeeediegs. foek place n this city. on Monday night last. The parties were boy named Ward. aged IT. and wosaan aged 50, living ia the ssniiy of oae of our elderly physieiaas. 2hsse sesidence is oa Temple street. The yoang isd hsd never before enjoyed any femaie aequsiniAnc onf of his own family. an1 whea be became acquainted wiih the bewitehing eTeaiase oI forty. b whom be s by this time joined in wssO< k. he was shot through the heart by one of Cap1d's sharpsss arrows. Ia short. he was dying oi love, ssd ,he woman persuaded him to save has peace oi miBd bs Aiga io New York. EOs the parPose ei ." minglisg into one"
 "Tts str<ase how is things most remote Love wIta some liksIsess Sud;
 A I aa eleeirte chain
 Werr daug upon fhe mind,
 Making each pulse in nnison
 Till they euf thrill and tssob.in one"
 0 Cupid. cspsd Ca----pid!
 Y. J. PoIiGdisa.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
The Census of 1850.

This suhjee; i. sgt4ting Congress 10 2 consideia- hie degree. Somr wsn, ihs Agents of Goyegb.neat, tn addition 10 taking tbs " enumeration of luhab- snis the Constitution requires. 10 also take very extensive statistics. We doubt whether CuaEre.s .hoat sssnme ihis authority, but whether not, | the sane opposition is made tn It that inc AAIgs made a Is i0 4 will be The Teresi tsuulhug ln the Harid. Sgeh sla'lsiics as was then iskea n fhe 7idst Of whg mob, but deceived tke public and GisgFaced The States.
 II the @nigs have improved n manners and in dsceacy ihere iatzht he ssss reliance Elacea upoa such stsisties but the very teA Q: es4es tsx vii, set some old coon perfectly crazy.
 We do hope tte democrats ln Congress will save the wings frota their terrible alarm ai Isa1
 Osl0 Si4lss=Ga.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
IFrom the Boston Post
Professor webster--The Very Latest.

Professor Wsbster-"The very Latest. The Boston Post of Monday week say> il received the day kefors the following letter through the postoflce, pOstmarked dated
 TExKk HaUTE. lad, April isth, 1850. Gsnflsnlen:--l feel U 10 Dc my daiy tS inform yoa, aad through you the pable. that Dr. PsTkman, who is supposed so have been maFd-Fs1 by Prof. Websiet, and for which supposed marGsf Prot Webster is now under sentence of eeaia. was in lhls city on sunday evssiag lsst. Hs came to ihis pisee ca a canal boat from CoviBFtoa, Aht was recognized hy gentleman hers wba was formerly iHt5a4ass wiIh hlD. lie aceostsa him, bat Dr Pssk- nan turaed abruptly away. ssa soon after lelt n the stage ieF Si- LOss, under tas Hasne Of 4. A Thisloa The gentleman no knew him is R. " Diliaghamsr, of ihis pacs. 6y profession Geolss- He s ready io swraF 10 the Identity of thiA Persoa xiih Df, Parkmaa.
 Hoping thsi this statement gay be Of some es-c; ia st least res1fzIaing shs loo has,y exccgtea Q! shs salast seBleAee gHasr whieh Prof Hs5stef 's now lylHE, 1 renIsin, gentlemen,
 YOnrs, respectfully,
 JOSEPH A ATWOOD.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
4 sucker cames.er.

story j: ssA sS q se: se.;:ssA c=!!;:scss;- ans sfier this sort
 A fsIl Sucker. afer digging ia the miaes for few months, hai come tc San Fr<neiseo, =sd was wsit- ing fof passage home. During hts stay there he entered ore Of the ssH'slIng houses. where they were playing AseHts. He eyed the game and the ysmesiers fer tine. wIIhoat attracting much noties, as he wzs in has mining apparel, and ~ss viewed not only a 'cas'cUseE, bat as isoF- aiaaieiy verGans from h,s eKeiamssons and appear ancs At length he pa, his hAn4 s hIs poe ket ant: drew forth long leather bag. al the tune ex- claiming. w ai I'se work ei aTnal hard for ibis ere dust Here's i've thousand dollars. and lAjasi mean 10 go bark to Illinois uIta iea ihoa.and or ncfhing.' The bsg w=s pat ss The table. The be, taken. and the luck on the side ci h@ Sack eF. His gsins weixhed asd pronounced asi night Ali eyes wese tafned upon hisn. He ~as the hero oi tae hour Pa'tiRg his hands la hi< pe<k cts he drss |, foFth fuii ot hsH eag.es- 'fhefe. sad he, IS aboat two handre eollaTs. and I'll bet the amount with any one in this ere crowd thai Sill never garsbie any nore.' No one seeniSg dis
 d t0tske the bet, he, with the greatest ssng nOsd money back, and len inc toom. Toe game
 ,ono sn~eA h,n 10 be the poorest customer While wias in thls gsy. i've hand rs '. lose th@ir all
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
tCeV,,v,..s~uo. ,sf sl.e Bsill.nas. Saa.1
n. o.ss ::..H {; .... E.. ..'.'.

fCQElasYe144Be9 Sl tlle ba1tizaaHos Soe-i
 WASHINGTON. May 2, lsSo. Tke Csmaniafrs 4 Censpvsssiss kelsrH eg Nseutsv'
 --zzs gslAia csfn--EsyepsaA Ksws1
 sns appy ss isfssa ysn lllst U ts fsassy lhs ia- tsnslen ef the easnmissea sf eeppromsss ts report kilsa. and act ers rsesEnmendasiaas is tls Ssnaas aud the Houss. The Fspsst wlis ccssain psesm- he setting forth fsasnns sn6 metfve. sad vii have . powerful inaaeaee oa pahiic spiaiea.
 The Galphin Claim Coiamitsea wEIl repsrt en Msodsy nexs. There wiil pgehabgy kr two FegsFts. The dtaervaee is in regard te sw. In feEsrd Io the facts t Is pretty evident that Nix CFswfard &C., ted as nesns fes tAs elaia. as4 helped MF Ryaa. la tks vesE sst stage o the ease e prepare Asd his arKauseEts It is also clear hat power of ai- tsrney, choosing Mr crswfeTd's iniseesi In the claim was anseax the Papsss submitted to the At- torasv Gea4Fai ana the Secretary of tho TFeassry, and tisng Mr. CzAwfoFds commission CT Zee wsa hnlf the wbols amount recovered from ths gsstFn- meat. dsdaetiBg sxpesses Mfr Crawford has stated 10 the eommittes that he appFired the RFesideas of hts agency In the claim, and thas Gen. Taylor SEW nc smpropriety in Mr- CnwfoFd's dsing ss Seer~- tsry ef War what he was eaitied ts ee . private eitizen 'As usan thisksth % is be-
 The last news frem Eusope, while ta ssIs exhibits ihe high tide ef menarehisaa, shows al tho same time that the ebb tiae is abast to succeed. Mean while Kossath s senHenesd ts death. ssd Chsvalies ds Bediseo reaaraed to Wsshiagson. What kal$i- doscOss this world is--PSIisiesiay speaking! X.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
praf. sohn Nj. 1yrh.ser.

In reference 10 the report thst the eeasssl of Prof Webster have taken sal xrit Of errer. sa shs gruaH1 that the n3etDeaE was nes correctly e2rii- Esa ap to the Supreme Cears Ihs eierk Of ias M D. niePa Court iafsrnas the Bastea Pest tas; the las dtrtnseas transmitted and certified to the Sa- preme Ceurt as all s,lsef capital indictments from the AaHieipal CoaFs have been as&er the tas ai ztih FeaFsary, is&i. AAd thAi Washiassea Goe3s tired. convicted. and <xscnie3 anaef an inlrt. msEs certified and transmitted as lhss was-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21

sry- The GslpbIn claim feruishes a striking hts tory of ihe Fssaits Of pers-TeriEg iog rolsiag. II xss rejected over and by the Georgia Legislature.
 I, vas rejected by the Heuss of the United siaie' Congress. h ~ss rejected by the Senate.
 ItwAs passed ia sa rss.sOcaI form sy iog-rs ling
 The principal was paid by ths Secretary Of th' TreasaFy.
 The interest was refused by him.
 IL was rsiass4 hy Comptroller MsCaliSuga. IL w1s refused by CompIrOllsE Whdsscsey. IL was ordered by AIiorRsy Ce0eEal JehRaen. !, was paid by Secretary Nsrrdsth. IL wss pocksled by Secretary Crswfoid.-Cis EsTaiTeT.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
PROGRAMME

PAKY i-lrish Emigrsats seanet Molly Bsas i; Were ss Dexy wfiirhs Ltagsis; I haye some thing sweet to say; Ben eaIE
 NEGRO MELODIES PAxT 2-Doaey Iss~s; Emma Ssew; D. cid piae Tre~; Bsighisd Ftowes; Useis Ned; Ph4a,sa. Chersz PAkr 3--I sees her at the wiadow; ssgar ease greeR; Gal frsm ihs sossh; JsIias' Bride; Naney enAe
 ETHIOPIAN STATUARY DANCE. PAEr 4-PcsyuRs Bssles; Old AnAs Sally: U aci< Easard--pAsody; Ginger Bisss Coaas back Sss- ph~a.
 The whele 10 easriads wssA tAs Grape vsns Twisi. hy MF- Bssers-
 Dssrs sPsa ., 7is o'eiacs; performance is een. msRns al 3 ecisek. Casds el admislaaes Sa cssas
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
AnssAsr rruxeSy ia Mass.sAu.esss.

Gs~as exritemral pssraised in piaca1, Mass. oe TpesAsy. cnasea hy fnt,ng tts ssmains of maa su fA~ Mam@eia Fosd His shFoat Mas enA an6 aear the bedy wss ioand aa open knias ThoagA eaFaes vas ai hrst sasp~eiFfs fhe bcsy was hrasvvd to be thsss seeks. hssiRg Aett Lowell the day afer A.s marriage. He ua suPposed b have bssa assAa- gva.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
xEw oRLEANa MARKErs.
DkLrA OvFIcn. May

DxzrA OvSIcs. May i8. issa. CSlfsa.--The Kiagars's news of sasssss l6a. at. vance in the Liverpo'A Cotton msFkes has ksxes Isesh eewafencs 10 speFetexs h-rv sad has rendesed prices qait- as fai aud Arm ia tae ssssy part es the ~eek. The sales to-day Fsa ap the 70so bslss taken mostly sor EnEassd. We qaate:
 LIVERPOOL cLAssuncaY1sx IaF.sios.. .Ia1SS.s tas< Mid Fsis.. I3s.2- Ordinary II 1Ii1z Easr,. ST3ii Msddiiag. -...I1 af25{ Good Fair. Is1slSiasaa Coed Mii.. .i21aaI25Ss tseod and ias. nominal. TaS2ceo--- NsnEiy SoahAds. hsss heea ssspospA sE ineiating q hhas, l9 lev admitted at IA sl aa. miiseA as s4&{; ias hhds, 8 admitted as 5bS. ., Ii, so refused al s3t: sdAmAgrd as eissS1Is. asd refused ss S1 ans "a Ahss ss folIs~s: s5 siai,. ted sf IL. at Tl< aad $ EefaseA at sk.e W h.
 Ssgsr aR6 Aotasses-Sal>s leo hAis. Sugar as fsil Psixes. say 4isSt3 f0F Fair, asd Sc tsr pvte also. 20 bots. Messse. at 2392se los bsss Iefmsat- ing. and 2ssa27e. v Easlon loS rshosl<d.
 Fissr--Tb< market has heen qaist and the sales luiaOss and s. Louts. snd e TstSsS SIM v bet tor fancy St, LosiA.
 Caa-Bsi hltte on erss hanas. and the sales only s0ao sacks iaeIadsag Ina ssdsnsuy mixeSi at 6e. 1850 al 7pt915. fIlA white and yellow as 7S. aaa ssS ls10 whsie ard lS5 s~ssswl al 7se. v bashaa. 0sts--S4ies 800 sacks keasacky. xe.. al s0sS5s' 3oe g.. Louis as as. 3D0 at S9. and tO0 a, eOe 1s bushei
 Bsaa--SsIes roo sacks. at si % on the leSss Hay--Ioo bales good Western brought S2i % v ton
 Peyk-sevefsl small Isss of mess ssld a, sla 0o. and so bbi.-, without Inspection, a, ss 50.
 Bacon Ne ehsRge--IS essks CsnelHAAIi ssdes soIt a, 5, and 10 shoatarvs ss s3Se
 Lsy4-Priess kfm--29 hbgs. taken at 5st. and lto9 kegs al sizs Yb
 CgFtt--eo0 bags Rio soh ss sii xas3<e v n. Gsasy Bags-5e0e, m bundles, br0aghs s1akke. eash
 WAisFsy-Ise sbls. sold 2, 3o,kS2ie for reeii. 6ed, aud 22,se. for raw.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
DEPARTURES.
THE SABLE BROTHERS.

T.N0R Oas night more. and positively their last II sPPesra0ce ta tbis place
 Mir D BOWERS. the sneG paled deliseaios Of Inc EsheoPean character. and Mr. 4. ARL0W i, ihs eeisDsAied sssiisest sad EtAiopeaa perfesmsr. mssi respectfully heg leave ie anBeasee tO the eiii xeas Of Little Rock, that they viii give enc more of their ebssss and smasiRg Geseerss en THesaAy eysniRg, 2lst. al ihe kock Hotsi
 laSsss and gsniie@eA sse particularly reqsesied te attend, tbsrs ziil se ne'hing wssiing on oar part b reader the performances sgrseshis ss sss afhlA
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Monument to the signers Ofthe Declaration
 Of independence.

Monument to the signers 0fthe Declaration
 of Endepeadeuee.
 The Legislature of Geosgis al the session os Is47 appropriated fifeen haaired dollars fOs the parpos~ of removing the remains Of the three sign<rs hs paTi oi Geargia o the Declaration of Independence 10 the city oi Augusta, snd oi erecting mooasaeu, 10 their memory. The san placed at the dis- posai ot the CrV Council of Augusta to carry ou' the purpose and 10 Ii that body 1led an aPpsopss- aioa from the Ctly TressnFy oi fifteen hasdIrd --tn4kTng the entire sum three lhosssad dollars. A contract has been made and Is Do~ n progress ei iaihIimeat for the erection of mennraeas ef gras- lte, es. Greene street. opposite the Ctr H4H
 The tniIfe height of the monument will be 6fty feel. eemposed ol beautiful grasiie, qaagTied iu OgEeshrope county.
 in tbe year Iss5 the remains o( Lyman Hall and of George Walton were removed 10 the spot or winch the nobaEaen, IS to b. ere=isd and oA ths fourth of Jaly of that year the corner stone was isie with Masonic honors. IL IS source of unisersa regret says the Augusta Constitutions that ts remains oi BS,toa Gwinnesi the patriotic eolsbors of the above named revolutionary wos;hies. anl eossigner of the Declaration of Independence, ar. not destined 10 repose beneath fhe monument to bs ereeiezt 10 their common memory He was bariex 10 or near Savannah, bat. thoagh aiIigsnf iaqair, has been made. ihe spot has not bsra identified = His ashes Row miagse with the andisis Suished das ol bIs nolaEf earth.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21

RECEIVED AND NOW N sToa LNoR SALE. low ior cash. the fosIo~isg 1 eles:
 so sbis 4 No. !. R-e'ihed Whisksy. 10 doz Sszkes bFooms, 2s0 lbs Biisier Steel: i36 German Spring Steel; bkix. Bs.tsa Cfsrksrs,
 is large Wash Pots. ircn 10 to IS gatlsns;
 Af4O. 600 pcaads 6sst rsie coassry Bseoa, as loE as eaS b. obtained sn sAis ely.
 is ooo possds fIesa Arksnsas Flcar; 6os lbs Fresh Rice; 75o large Rseaehe6 Sacks Ssis, Ali ef ~hirh wiA be sstA ss isw as fisey ear nos. saoly se p1renased tn Litiis Rock April a. lsso. Al HuTT.