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The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
ohio R eform Convention Election.

| is now conceded by the Sh,g papers in Ohio; 'ha; the Democracy will have elected large maJor- ty Of Delegates 10 the Reform Convention in tha' state The Stea5enyle Hrrala twhg) says
 s-The Loco-iccs psrtg will have clear majority composed of members of is own political party without he sid of tie aboIitionist-whieh n these days of political tra4ng, IS sone saiisisctioa-'
 Col MEDaRY, E hior of the oaio Statesmaa crows over the result like chautieleer Hear him
 ''We can scarcely ind words 10 express our grsti- hcaon al the most gior!oas and anparalled success of the democrats a the recent election oi delegates 10 iof a new Coastitutior. This xtTaoTdinarv vic tory commences new era m Ono, and where E there irisBdo Teiorns friend ei equal 'axafion-a friend of human pTog:ess, but must shoG! a.oud al this grand result"
 In another article the Statesman says;
 "The democrats are clear out Of he woods. by one of The largest msjariiies ever known ln this state. We have also elected body of the best, sbl-st and most experienced men that ever sal in the Capitol of Ohio. Every thing bright beiose
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
IahAPunIs.

This iBGiviaaa. wh0 hs become notorious for Ass inaamsiory advocacy of s7litionssa and iis bran ches, has been skaebsa b the wazhlagtSn uBIoh, and presented ls hs soliosIng picture. A esaien'- pofaTy says.
 "I isa pretty orrert sIIneaii7a Ffhe poIi'iea eharacier oi al thaieadirs tree soLieTs tfosg504t tbe cUnnfly:
 He Was born fsd-rsIis'. ard lived eoe uDtIi after the seroaa ele'ioa ts General Jackson VI tiie a feuefsllst. be wnsipetrd 10 represent hgs sox h n be s-=islsiuFs oSeW Hampshire N Nf3le s.fesid- ing tbe session Of is; booy. he became Ssaaenfy esnrsrtrd ie ssmccRy-ii ls saiA in slsg3e Bigtf --sEd thus betraye his rens'ttnsn,s, iuasnsch as be eid nof rsslgh h trust. He fh>n got info the ofice es Uns,e,l Sies District Attorney. fareagh gfsss; pd during th vsw hrst Congress sf winch hs wAs B Essnissr. e@srfed the democracy, io whose isEet he cws hrs ~at and wssi lo ~ark Co break thai party dian. By 5a; gssn and allisnce Ni.h the whigs ef NW Hsnpshre. he sarreedea n getting ihio ihe ~essts gi the United Sistes; Gns bs prei-nas ta r frlEa oi the aaininjsrstiof. Who baye repos-d II hIs lands the eislFibaffDh of officers ID New HAfashITr aud also stFeesoiisF- n order Co play Jack a boa slaes' iu ths game et politics. Bui sls caE~r 's ger 60 New HsutTsiirp and De has ho bDpf rniiflcAiY. bat io oisp8fs ths gTestdsncy Wi;h sx-Ssvsstsr Seward. Tht- is a pretty tue history oi Ar Hlss pali.lca career as we are c0BEaeai he wal htfs-ii adasH Abd tats geHi 'einsn presumes tn rehu,e Ar W@bs'-f ol in- consistency. The oaiy tsig thsi sarprises us is. that The MassacAa=eiE sis,eSs1a shcaia .ss-s saSh a cha Er cosnl4x iron sach a srSsfcs,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30

taat the pending baainep be laid on the table with a view to tnking uP the bill fer tho admisson oi California
 1 Clay in reply. charged BeuisE with bsirr enc of Inc causes of the delay iS which California wus being subiectsd Let him cease the Rneeus opoosJ- ton 10 Ihe pending proposition. Let the select committee he aPpOisted. and lst the Senate then take pp the Caiiarais Bil wjthost reference to The action of the Committee. and act Rpon it. When thai Ball should ceme up. he would not abe ndon the esase which be had viRdicaisd but woala move tu conpect The territorial line with it. Beaten said the proposition of the Senate was neither mere nor less than fse jury he sent out and the geHtemeB then remaining He thea allowed io urge the ts the charge of sbsl-actng the public treasures. He had only ts say. thal con scpus of the integrity and rrctua- vf his position he would never he dsterred from the performance. of his duty by such charges Hss position was sus- tAiRsd by 60 years Of BuFaryiRg iegiaaaiion
 Clay declared his beiief thai the committee was all cut, aii dried aBd that the appointing them WAS altogther farce.
 bOsglsss said he inclined ts vote for Cluv1s amendment He had oaiy opposed the appoint. meat Of the select committee because of bs unwit hngness to uIske the aamssiea of Caifornia depen- cent on any other measure. He would vote for the precise reAsen stated by Clay II the eemmitis wss farce, he was net disposed to make il tragedy by lact40us opposition.
 Webster thought the adoption Of the anne ndment would not preclude propositions for instructions
 Hall followed in some Ieagth n opposition to the amendment and to the proposed reference. lie said the north would be de eated and by northern men He eoneiuded as follows:
 Gentlemen of tie south. you have been put where yoa have laid euL cold; eon | point al as {Langhter)
 Clay said the north was destined 10 no defeat at the hands of the south. The only triumph to b. achieved was a triumph of patriotism ultra abo liiiontsts. whose VOcatieA 9onid be gone as a settlementof this question obtained. Great applause
 FSote appealed to the friends of the select com mittee to refraia from al further debats.
 Clay slightly modified bis ame admeni and it was adopted-ysas 5, nays 22.
 HamiiR moved an ams sBdmen; but was ruled out of order.
 Benton then moved that the amendment prsvi- ously submitted by him, covering IL different points. and said he would ask the yeas Rnd nays each. Debate engued.
 Upon the question of order. Clay objected, the ground thai il was inconsistent 10 the ProPos iisn by which the Senate declared Il would Aot ia strnet the committee
 The Vice President said inconsistency might De good reason for the reIecaon Ot the amendment, but il not inc question for the Chair t0 cecds . point Of order Clay appealed.
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Tne Latest.
mazzle ille pl

Deep thinkrrs have been much annoyed uPon beiur asked What moral sentence does weath- ercock survest7' to be told. 'lt a thing tO s--pFra" 4 nd well they may be. Tue .aGy of the house. a; a dinner party, when anxious and carving has boen questIeasd ta the difference betWern fowl w.th wrng Ead one with two, and has hot recovered her seif-possession uPoa being told that t "a mere matter Of Pinion. Cries os 'sShane.' and Turn hin out" gentleman moving in hich sporting circles asked the other day. by 8 course trainer. ''In race between the eyes and the nose, which would wiu7" and, 10 his oignst, for he is a Of refined mind.) was told taat-s.W hen the nose was blown, the eyes would stiH be ruRaipg" The consequence of this IS, that he has left the turi
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Senator Benton.

This is the haPPisst and most amusing n1aa ia tais wide cpnfeasracy. The verihe4tiga Vf his prsydsency resp~r;ing Mir C4bsHns eisaniou pen chant, inhas-s his sslf-iSvs to hlgh PiicA of ez- trGvsraxcs.
 Bu. the return ef bis sea-ia-iaw, Fremont, as seHatsr. fills his cup ts oFsraowing with icy. In all eempaaies. and al occasions, be sSpatisEes spen his merits. ~Hs Is eRly second to Nsssing- len, he says Like H ashington he wss the sen Of widow, SIT; left orphan al the ssHas aEs SIT Like Washington, he swan a river. ssr, af seven- ieen. Like VI ashingteB. Sir, he eommsHces zs 3 surveyor, sir. Like Washington, sir. he explored the west, ST. And HsEbolat, ihs philosopher oi Europe sir calls hrn the great FFeHeHt sf n1sri- sir and hes carried cat, sir tIs grand eSnesP- tiOns which were only eimiy seen by his grs@i miaG, sir, Gc. Ne --Rtc6nssnd HAig.
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uea. yranklln N. EIlmese.

In reference to this gnutinan. who acet Pfs the appsiatHes.' ci Gov SesbroS o ffl The vsraBeF In l,-e Uases States Senate esDed by the dpafh of Ar Csihoun tne Char+S1oa Coaer oi ths l2fh ssys:
 Wsfhsuf prsledSes to ethf Of the is5 gsHfi-men who baye iof fsaseus st: fortfo tae pubic declined lhe proffered honor. or tho Who miEhf b. coo si5sred In ths puotle eye Sspromfnept candidates for tie station, ae can ssy gsi Carolina has na, sog oa whom the msHtie 5f bihoQn could hsxe tai- ief tha9 would have been mts generally approved. Ills trufhiulness to her bsho aud righfs--his frm- usss 0i purpose, combined wh enneIlIstufy man ner. sbs jusf sppreciat'et [ the interests pi our common Souutrr--his discannafion and high talent as a ss;esu.an--hIs fefEid sIgoence and courteous maaasr in d.UA's-emInerivIt him 70 sacceed fte lasBeEteJ s,arsmen wbasepice he Is to fN We rqsan set hy the>e rsmaIK 0 even intimate thai Col. EGofe wifsupplF ID scaun that has been created by the loss ui dF- satgan iroia the ooun- eIis of the na;ISh. The ysy szgesiI9n would be regBdiaied by hin of wherrxtNrite; for nane esil- mated bis 'rsncepdaut min8beier than Col. Eimere. We only ihtena, and wIH b aHesstood to say, that we have living Ho citizen Q ot State more worthy of weating The mantle Of otF spsrafed statesman than he whe has been sppor'tfa occupy his -es' South CaroHHa-the whole sotb--fhe Unior-aiH Be sale ia bIs hancS-aBG as D. ierven' aspl1a- tens that hls bsaHh may snab hm 10 tuif the aIe2oUs aafies ibst have deEola upon hIm.
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How ,h., de rhing, ia ohie.

Some twe or fhr-e democrats in tbe 0aie Legis- lntars, have voted for Bank chzr.srs ws eb~4rvs tBat lheir constituents calling pa6lc meetings ts deusaace them. The following resolution was passed by the democracy of kiebi@ae eosatF, lew days siDee:- PiftssaTs Psss.
 ResoLge&, That wbie savior had bis Jsdss, the ksyslgtleB it's ArBoia. ana the war of -l2 it= Hall, t reserved fer old Richlsad I0 cap ths climax by tBe freasoa of her MOODY.
 Res8lred. 1 hat view with alarm the eorrH2- tng inf uence of tire Banks of State elesri ' shown by.the vote of MT. Moody, and that ~ith tas and kindred truths before our eyes Wal wage aHeesstBg war against the whole system
 hesetped, Thai Ia She iasguage Si Inc bacyrEs Forum, ws say 10 MT. Mooay, ssH, ysa have basely ana wilffglly mssrePFesenled your censtlIu ests, saa wiek=diy and corraPty betrayed yoa' trust. and God forgive fer ever haviag aided ia the seclioa of SC base and infamous . wretch"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
An Editor Indicted.

The Baltimore correspondent of tAs " ashing ton Union says;
 ." W m. T Jsand.li, one Of the editors of the Blue Hens Chicken, paper published al " iimington Delaware. has been indicted by the grand jury oi Cecil coaBty, in this State and wjl il IS ssid, be demanded by the Governor of Maryland for trial His paper has a number Of subscribers al ElktoB. aud recently contained an article asserting thai the slaves Of the South would bs Jus;fabie n rising .n arms to assert their freedom The law unaer U hca he is indicted makes Il peuiteaijary offence"
 We hope this Ineenaiary rasca. may be given up to justice and his editorial c4re=s eonunued iA the Siaie prison.
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lFfiyaiS sht HsiflA.

ANTHONY HevsE. 5osaS BAovs, Proprietor =
 John Msdsita. jaAnsee CO., E C Clark, Elaozsds., Msl W Bsoeks. . A; Wss C Cseyten. V. Csafiss Jessusaa r stnsss; Jaha L Jeass, F0si Ak. Sel Csss. & SEaitt, E Book iisnpsfeaa 70; J AAbrook. Irnn. pss>es, " D* Last, San AaiSnia TFxa-, D Mc Rae. \ OwsIs~ ? irusn, aeS osissas; NJ G t+s3ssss- KsR< 8 sE E w Lst.d ,sy. JsssTssa ce- L Marpay, &ztlt- lfsagsl L Rock. Gee boggs. pss~ Big4s, At. AnjaaHy, [ Po.H', Gen HAfFssaH. L@@s Ntfses, k t Ssrus-st PTaheeieas Csd S R-ybniA, ' aif Plsss r Hax-tis fl W sshtta J C P1sksas, aud tssaiiy. Asss, W r F.eiis, siss L S C0aas. CAeFskes As,4as; 1. A RFashan, Tssl Ce! Logan. se0st so., CsPs f4ils.r Passki ra.:
 hocx hgrEL, Ma ] 3. PELasm, srepvi~sss
 Hm Bssd. ; E. r ii WAssss iaaa lissalnx Ili- aatss V m Tl9snas. Mas. P II H%stss. Tenss I M Sad < ssfsts, fsE1SSa4sh. [ CSEaaa. L Rock T 1. BeHssa. \ Ussssns. Geo. safsfee aaa Seyx' Mv0slss 4 Il HsTFei Mass; B N Birch, ssa lssiy. Chaeg, Mrs Mary Taansy, Mes Mary GsxshsAsth Mrs : bvissassF, Szirs@xs shrs<lex, La Gs@0sEs HafnswsT. AlAs E ess'slsAsn. Dsm@arxs ts-a~g~ R-easr -k4ias~ SasRaei 1ex, Jshn GtbSasss Paiasss Jackson Ham. Taaa Barry Dsllla DysF. Ramssy M.
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The vvessssr 1rias--rhs sceus an Court

The Vvc2s1tF 6ria1-sTko scems h CoaEt.
 The Easssa correspondent sE sAa Snmmsah Re publsesa, is hss iesssr sf ths 11d nasiuse. tARs sks4ches tas Sesas ia essri taFing ths Webster Jslai
 ID, paAlsc gre admitted ts iAe railsry saly. The lower feSY ia addft3sa ts its ususl seesyxnry has very Rnmerons s~pFesensSssoa fFpa Iss bar, wss seeugy fhe eeatrs To the right of the bench, st aRetser nngs, ses the tws5Ee -ges4 men sna true.
 n waase haoGs rests fs earthly fate of tie rssoaer be faesusn kobt. ]. By rsrs an ag~4 ussctssic, Of fni.lsigeat lOak- The jary are fsaked the righs by fsse party and venerable hixs shsYsE in hss sEor5 upright os inc ae~k brsars ksss. and hls raghl is feFsalaabse corps of reporters, ts inc uusabst of lsaft-ea-t~s from New ! srk. Ms Otis. of Ep. New srk TrisaRs ss oas SE tA~ea 0a The oaisiae sf itss bar the is occupied bF .priTilegsG parson~," by perma.,oa of fhe shsrsf. | be Gsek s lseslea i8tte ts tAs right ef the Iuases in r@ar of the lswyess and al fks right Of tne repo-tsrs It hss an irOR fence al the tcp sae side wila bristiiag nlstAl psiRss- This p>cHi44r pew Is seeRpird sebsiy hy lie prisoner. wha ssAts1 iH a cassaisneG arm shssr. al ms si3s memor~a- durs book. sa which he frequently makes naisaiss. He is aegar-ady abeGs sixty years of are, 5st IS DeiGhsr bs,8 nor gray. H. is of a u1ndaaIa com pirxioa, .h small SAisksrs gaia sp~risei-s roasd and rather g,saasa at face. thooEh his hraw fur rsHsa xifh sas iihes 0f care Ha wears hAsck stock frork sa5 e3osses of she ssnae cser with g esrtsi dignity ef manner arspits his g0iek movement wbea bs changes hEs position. His sFss look wrariea and 'hooasaeslen. &fieRl3se ts sit the preceeeings. Is tke seal n front ef pr. easteT SIS his friend rho adhered to bItn ts tise last, the .-a@rabie lae-~ Fay, sf Csushr1age. uP- posils Jso-s Fsr ia frent sf fhs aeach. sit the brother and brothss-ts-lsw ef the gsarnersd mAa, Rev Frances Park saaa sAd ksaert C. Shaw, Esq I8ags Fay is the masHa friend of tbess msn-oBse So intimate, B0w 90 opposed,
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Nfrsfrries of New York.

Ia hs let.eg ei the h instant, ths New Fork eet- respondent of the Savannah News. says.
 Aa extraordinary Aabeas coypus ease is 10 come before one Of our courts shortly. Il s sad, one sister inve-s tAe ai1 of the Ia~ her ehi.d from another sister | that three years since, the rothr Itheu unmarried gave eirga so tEe child bot her married ssteT being la tae secret. had t conveyed 70 her privately, and passed t of as her own fsresen5jng 70 pass taFoagh ali the aeess- sary oTrratious of that interesting event. About year sfnce however the mother obtained husband, but fsIiing to have ehiid y aiu, she nc~ yearus for he other and IS willing tO submit ;o exposure f9r ihe purpose oi o5tziuiRs fl l. IS strange s'sry and read. ske hct,cE. but ~ truth s stranger thas hc,tou" remember
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The Brookiya islander.

The suit for slaoaer brought bg iss Rev Jsha C. Green. azaiasi Mr. snd Mra Pierce. ths mother and father sf Mrs. Mafitt, ia which Ihe damages were laia a: Sa 0e1 has resulted in a verdict for the pIAlntfF of Gi cents Gamagea. and the same zmesEi Of costs The sAadsr complained of spoken by Mrs Fierce, whs slased ti'ai U tosk hey daughter 10 Inc museum, sasa alter hef
 Earsarr. and whsa they lsft taere tried ta ind ace her 10 seeom2zay him to a hSase sf assignAtien The reverend grDiir'Daa's sui against MT Fierce several uaoHt8s since. for islander. in his having called him a Gruaksra. Ae-, resulted in tas same  vsrdIct-f Lo4- J0HrEGL
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30

AEt F-A t@D IN ID NWN AN ~kNhk-s L>Ok SALE, io~ f0r cash tbe ssitewing as'5- X cisss Ss ssss ASs. !, Ree'ih~s 'f Assxey; l5 an&. Sh4ks' nro0gzs, 2a0 sb1 Blister Steek l2s |" G@rtaaas SPssng Sieel:
 : sSs. s>ssA Crarksr~;
 h LATgs V ssh Pos, tsoss ia s0 E ga ioas;
 \ 4~n: Sss9e PSa''as 6rs' rae Co2BsFy Bae0a. Ss low as eau be ebsalasa tAss rtBy
 la. sss9 Psaass ifesa Agk-nsas ' Eisar; eOa iDA Fresh fstes;
 259 large Bseaeh-d Sarks Sal. Aa os w:sseh ~sl se sols la~ ss tasy can rosz sl5ly se esifehsssa Ea liss8@ kock. Apls =. t>5e Al Hts7"T
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k La,tle Heatken.-sW N iIl vou please to mend rng

4 Lattls Hsatkea.-' w Il you please to mend ny irpxsefs " said a hiiie lrlloS the other day b . fFi~ad 5i his maib~r, the rags exhibiting themselves p8 8es,y clearly Abou; has knees.
 Why. ne, yol little mischief ysu. why don't you ask voar mssshrF 10 do ts'
 On she doa't have time tor risat-she belongs to she Sewing Society aad goes 10 II every dsy Alncs', :o make clothes for the Hsaihen swsy 0B some x5ers-smsng tue Indians, l seeScn.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

Tesacco-Thers was some dsusane for Tybsece. and nvariv 2g0 ahas 2<rr snle, inciRd,ag hhas los A a, Si.. S7 R a 534, 10 al $, IT .. 5, ape 92 hhds stems a' T. Y b
 SsEar and E7lsases-Sugsr was ia hf'ls request, aud aae md. changed han!s st steady Priees-4lso some 3o0 bbls Mo2sses al i6aaf23e, according te quality
 F'1hr-T'h. market continued dgll and sosDs f60o bbls were disno~.a Q f iol9As l0g bbls Otlo a resale) a S5 9a, SU9. lois, st g. l2ls, VI ehls eopmou al Sa i2i e, s0a sx,sa al %5 6@ e S5 75, a57 inferior St L3sis al $ 10. Ie0 slnos tssef- le brand ai g. 51, ana POO euolee St. L09As Cao- teau) Ai S6 S8 v sai
 torr.-Pg.ees sisa h5eher. Sales soSe sks tsciu- ding l39 sks mixed and yellow af 76GS7i, 255 aks 7a, and i203 prime Enais a The Lssse, Ss 7-e r bushsi
 I'r1r,ssoas-- There some iDgairy fsr PsFR sDd N- not4eed sales of tg btts Pitas a. s7 J7 SI a, S7 Z5 lie Abls So 75 aoT Ra.ps. Bad S7 5S ior Prns aud .2l shls sst nspseiea st Ss 2j for Mess, sad SS 75 r be. tor M. C also 2d2 boxes .h0rf MIadles al aboa; 5is Beef sisalt. aud lot Di 6g hbls s taken at u % *~ bris- Bacon Ssass "a request fof the LeFs~ al 5ir for CIaeIal<ii cured bat 10 casks MtssuaFl sold al @3sc. >iioss- ders are daH. nta Retited sais ~ .ss cssEs al @2e. also 70 casks ei~ar Ste-s Al @5 3e v lB3 sD L&.a-C 5ltnass aE m and the iosi0~sag lots ~ ere ,Osd <Do E-gs No st , el5 b5as Asd isrsess Na. al iS-i6, "a st s1., and a6i ksgs ai e. D
 Basgaag and k9Ps-s4Kiy Psecss and ssiis b'ossAl ls and Tc, essh.
 a4lsts-saies l50 bes Rer'ih-d al lsssI9t.e, and 5a bals DsTisr's Hi = zc F gslloa. Cggss-sE.SB sales si R4o ., sS, a1< ru- Sunday EysssRg Aisfa 2i. f-5a
 ATfissdt to cay per sssssa-fs A .sseaf aad Ms iafa 3o5 'sa4 sf N es,rrh Beef Cattle aae .a1asg Js oi Texas
 Bssf Cattls. 4lsa7e e b bss; Hars. ASss<e ~ fo act, >assp. S2 5S Ss D ,.s bead, lMsE1A Csses ssAsS3s Y head; cAssss, 7ls ise D a~t-
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NsnInnrhalN ArrAArmf.

Col ( G nsKus~y sod sts fsr.e sons. sR of sss were sra~neA ln S8Aiwyss Lake ,t, nrlE sarTso5 ef Npicksfsek@< sew Asrs sissrs. T14ey lad evas saaf n szaH soe,, ksAing, sad were eeegss b . s9naIi--fhe Asa; apset and ttev were ssnshes. 4 essflenzn by iAe name sf Fasr~r, wAa wzs uis thesn, swsm s fAs shore. IscfeoEsFs hsYe nes seea recovered. Csl. DeRsssy ws e4s5s.sa ay Wee Posn'. and Fos Eany years wss ia he sFmy. He was Cslonsl ot tse Loaaslaaa ReS'msu' fa the Asx. rcna mAr, and had cammsna Af TanFscs.
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sui, for LiheI.

MsssFx, Howznd and AsyiawaEi have cemm@a- epd sait for hDel against inc New Orleans Irue D-iia passed srsieis attacking tlssn for sYes- sadihg the steamer Grergia, which steamer they nave a1 ceBtrnt uf. The be0rgtA, il wll oe recsi- -ctea. carried l .aa6 passengers from hsvahA ts Chagrss, and tnsfs maay ConPaintA, II is saIa, Ameug theB.
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' gisit of Mrs. N ebsssr and her Daughters
 to the Governor.

Mrs. Webster and her three daughters paid visit 10 Governor bsiggs the 1th instant he Inter view lasted about hour. Il Is said 10 have been paiaiuy interesting. Their Piesdings lar marcy toward tlse unfortunate husband and father were intense aRd affecting. II Is supposed they hare made deep impression apon the Governor.
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r~4DHz mG Gm.N-l

TFNHE dwelling Hses~ sna ots eeea- <EA \ pse1 by Gss sa.a Rsaae, tas prg- saI ls-rfy pf V rs, Asa @surd,n- T. Is ssiasssa-A-&~4 a fh- ts s~s ~ss af AsTaass staert. ana embraces e'so jaa beess. w fa s8aslss ana stla~f iaspevss- assats asrfai aRa evuYsaieBL f5s aansa is large ass the g-gaaas ass a3ghy .ssPrsveG
 Fo-~s.ssssa se had inc lsi March. Fer tertas appv ts A fa B @sss-
 fes- as. i-50.-- 2s--tf
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sJ- The French Government. t Is sad, have ds- iermine9 to drop Ihe cia,m Of Mr. A Port. the Mexican tobacconist, SO far agsin iO make Il a subject Of diplomatic note. Mr. Port will pre- sent ais clam to Congress, and the French Minis ister it sad, has promised to exert ms influence with MT. Clayton and the Senate, i0 procure Tor t aa early and favorable decision
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30

D. clergyman, iecfnrtng que afternoon 10 ms female parishioheFs. sad: Be not proaG that Lord pad your sex the distinguished honor of sp bearing first to female sffer the resurrection. for waA only done ihas the glad news migsi spread the seonerf
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IT Mrs. Partipgisn askS, ssry sdigsant,y, If the hisis before Congress are net eoSssrieit, why tneFs shoald se suea ciEtiealty in Psssag thsm1
 hasan Psaf
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vnw EO6oDN.
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NV NkUR&E 1O0 Large Eisach~s- ssss1 Sait. % bagsSsss IUU N~z Rss Ccase; a9 gosea Sasr Caadiss; I5 Boxes sf tao esleaEassd FasisassRaa Taa@1cs. herstelors hep; bv " as. ? f5ars-.
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The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30

IT. II is said Great Britain has Fehngu3saed al claims and presnsions Ge the mesquite eSast in ths treaty ;zteiy submitted te the Senate
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
RIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

FTNHE perssn who has tss 4{S voians " | nfs~d \ States Statutes be,esgssg te Iae SIata Li- bgsry, s resa~-s>S is r=:sza tis- ssgas
 April 2e ls5a D B GREER. Sex State.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30

G1- Ths following cDaFlet ccntalns good advice f1r every body:
 Ii ~aseon.'s ways yoa wisely seek,
 Five ihlHgs observe with car-s -. Of whom you speak. 10 ShoB you speak And hnx-znd Mhen-and where.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30

IT The result 0f tue ssctiaa fer esvasAs ts the Stais Convention 10 refern gbs easaialisa ei Clais. Is faiiy aseertAinad
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
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APbtAa I 4AAlE3A t5h RAtS ENA Esd.
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