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The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Illumination of tn, Cathedral at strasbur.

A Paris correspondent of s.s T.owdoa Tiu.e. in giving description of the recent tour of the Pre- sident of France thus describes the ilumin alton of tho stuPendous Cathedral al StrasbuFg:
 "About haIf-p pas; ten o'clock a smaIt opening vas seen among the clouds n the distant herizon. and gentle streak of mild light showed that the moon about 10 rise. At this moment the point Of light which observed the very summit Of tho spire of the Minister. become larger and brgh- ter, and in few seconds burst of pure dazzling light broke the city, and as soon as the eye was able to endure the spiendor, visien of beauty arose upon it, which far rpassed all t had as yet beheld. You are aware that tho spjre of the Ca thedral of SIrasbnrg is the highest in the world rising All feet above t,s pavement, 25 feet higher tban the great pyramid of Egypt, aad l tD feet highrr tnan St Paufs This wonderful structure Is oac piece of airy open work and the stono work Is completely apart, tho pitlars supporting il ali ths way up thin, sBj the fret work delicate aud vet distinct, that the ey- can throaCt It as through the finest lace Hilh is uIcety so elaborate. rs,Dg tn net worK of detScard Hrcades and tiny pillars II looks ike rich ppeH marble woven into the most graceful foFn7 to coger the gies.uiic ,Brss beneath it. iHs few Sec- ondS rom ta bursting af the bali ol light tha h u hitherto been stationery at tlH very point Oi this masterpieces oi art ttS @hois vi Inc interior grew gsaddaly into blaze of rsGitHcs, aAd thsn biazrd ont into one sheet of naHie that assumed sacees- svely every coior of the rainbow. The fieh san Maxe was the most brilliant that can be l,na giaed and when 1t assutned the moro ihleaso glow of flame, you m.ht fancy Il was s0tue volcano whose sides, H.abe to restrain the terrible egUiegt ll,at ragrd within il, had suddenly burst, and you hehes through r inersliees the pillows Of fire iu ali Their fury. he shafts, the pillars, he arehes,
 the tracery, he whole of the ornaiarnls o the spigs were as plshy v-i5fe n al their detail, as if you were standing close to them and in Inc Interior you bcbel5 moving sboat haunaa hgarcs who app peafeI Io glide ,eng piaia of light, whtch when played on by the n'ght afr, reflected al esci mo n'ent new variety oi glory From the snt'in,t of
 the spire and each of ti,s four towers lower d0wa, shot forth balls of flame. that giVe out iiIe most dsLzlius tights, whie th interior varied each nto-
 ,ent m color. Thts wonderful display iastcd Btii about II o'clock when, after Inst gusi of light
 from be eRcat tbe the very top of tho spire, aud another still brilliant from the i1lssioT, Ihs whole sunk into dark uess,"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
TERALS rnK ApYEl;rlslNfi.
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Ristrle. q Aes ntslaral La Res.ea.

4 Bo.lou correspondent gives sls following ysca tars el keeping house ;" la that G3a'saa Xaakss city;
 A straager, tskins hoasa la Bossea tAis srasad w!ll obtain frar,atidea sf Yssaoe tpqalsstvenesA tA adAitiea to ttis Auus~Fpds casual iRquiEasa. hn wfti ke vsitrd presently by the agsus of tAs Difse. tory, that y~htstle iaaeS 10 tho peoples smFlef Taeai, rhep and abode 'who lives ete--what la yonf name--what hosrJsrs have yea eaaaNed a hasiaess where dc q sy ksePwIleFe is roar ststs. or yoar huslaad'sf" This u,e sgmaaea tAimka pr0ty close questioning, but k ucthng ls te as. sessoFs, whe ara next 10 lurn. la they r0asa. twd fsS sud oae lean eietk, each keartag an avea bIsuk book aud ped In hls badd-altsgethes, msk. ing very foruiblahe appearances TAssr fateFtoea. tories ahoai fora~r sud prsseat teRaMts, kaalwees property sad rersoaal eifecia howseeF, are not ns srPaiimg te v~Flsat aud sosnewhH, nervuus aaas their harl locks nt ihe fpenisare, aud tAelF low.teard ceasalsatioa ss lhs portal a lhsy ase leaving
 Next comes the takers of lls State aud city asf. sas- "liow maay ia the family y--hew many EsAiea --how many iu'aales how many, aF rather wheM aad where were they bofn--how old are they--kew many have erea vacciastsd, or lsad the aaalI pexS" Nc, Mc. These are cnly few ef tho tnqatfFa with whch he will b. aHunyed by ths disciples pf tho great Mslthas, Barely will he have rcplIed t6 these. aud shut the deos sosHsw hat ifppatisniiy, when diag a-ng ling ling. Fap -Eap rag! fresh ta- terIscutsrs al his portals c~lsas takers. Bat these u,erregatorivs have Iasi been answered. -'.lh. bat thai to the S,ste and city men We lakiag the great national eeasa. which ia made up. sir, ia ten years. Shan't Ir0nkla you ssin, sir. til A. D 1860" Aa this ceasus l. taken rarely, of course inc questions aad Hnsysasa ard times mere numerous than the otttef us&i ever, Inc iaquision Is at eagth endcd, aad lle na citizen. thorougiy jad,d. and hoar-o wlth aasweFs sg is deshe- ecking ht~ door, wsea dlrefni ssund the bell Fiags agsia. Tho stranger thr0ws apeA the window, and demaads te Know what unsisf heavens Is wanted aowf II sm oficially ensposv- cred to Ohtsa daily re,ara uf the births laf the City Register" is the reply. "tias any body h&en hora here to-day, sirf" Swearing that hts heass is not piggery, the new eitsea slams the window down, and makes ap his misd 10 emgrate.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Carrier Pigeons.

Astonishing rss'illS ebissaesi with carrier pigs by the soclei,es wsIe Belgium de vote ti,enS selves the rfoaactioa ol this bird in puslecioa
 They ate iia,brd ;o traverse ihe whole of r abcf from qlie cad t0 Inc ether. ia tess than day. kscenty \ nun,bef weta sent to paist,eiana! Span Ia he let ieess sbi t.arn by flight te isras- sels On hr i1th nilRo. ihe Pigeon. Fa,siAg 6ecis. Y, called the Nshe oi Basses, iei fly slxiy ~thrca pigeons fom DyoBs, at five A. N, Psi1es were g.ssh to Ice of inc bIls which should quick cst reach Brussels. The first p'ixa vas won by Mir. ] fanYaeien, wbess pigeon arrived hEty -oBs lals,- vtes past two r. NJ, Inc sseoHI pFiza was woa by pigeon @bieh rans si thiIty -nlse iniasliss past iwe the thirt at twenty misBes bstoss thsss. Tha di'aace from Lyons to Brussels by Iailsoad is aeat .ix hundred miles, which Inc first pigeon flew iis Sc egea and hail hours.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Richard usa,y Wilde.

II, as we suppose, we are bringing together, in PrIht, fof the first tIme the following poems, the reader is receiving, in one number of a papef, an embalass treasure, ot which, if not otherwise at- taIhabIe, the subscription, Inanyfold, Of he Home Journal, would be equivalent. Among the friends oi the author, (the tate lamensed Richard Henry Wilde, ot Geofga> these beautiful things have, for years, circulated in manuscript and We cannot positively say thAi they have never found their way 10 publication Often we have seen them in the hands of the intense picuEists of poetry, however, we have never seen them in print; HoT till recently all together in the possession of one person. The peerless lady to whom several of them were origi- naily addressed, kindly showed the collection winch she had preserved, in the sngniaFiy elegant handwriting ot the suthor, and we begged them for publication. quite sure that we were thus render ing very grateful sssviee the picked appEecato o' poetry who Iorm circle of readers.
 Pray look at the faish of these poems! In the scceleration Of our flogged-up times, poetry is coarsening into prose by the haste with which ii is dismissed tsom the pen, and. but for Bryant, the proper enamel of verse would have died oat with this our present subject of ealogy The wondrous harmony oi ear which MT. Wilde possessed, as part ot his exquisite organizations, added to the necessity for polish which his genus felt, and, nowhere in American poetry, will be found finish aad cadence such as here below.
 Georgia should raise q monument to Wilde Polished gentleman profound scholar, elegant his. toTian, Tomantiealy idolized itiend, and tender hearted poet, as he wss the Stale should cherish his memory. IL we may quote verse frotn the eighty hith Psalm, which seems 10 show that Heaven takes note Of the prophets who receive honor in their own country
 "The LoTd shall count, when he writeth up the people, that this was born there"
 With the hope that this brief word or two will suggest to some intimate surviving friend of Mir WIi'le to give sketch of his life and character we proceed at once 10 the pOetns We have n our keep lng.-Homs Journal.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
A Love Letter for the Beneat ot aiI AdOr.
 jug Lovers

A Love Letter for the BeneAt ot nil Ador-
 tug Lovers
 We clip tho olIowiug from of our exchanges, for the beneiitof our readers who may happen to be placed in imiIaf situation with that oi ihe un- fortunate swah herein mentioned:
 DsaY Seeet:Oh, my love of loves clarified honey and oil of cit-0s, white loaf sugar of my hopes, and mo'asses my expectations You ha.o becn absent frorn methree whole days The sun is dark at midday -tht niuoa anG stars arc black whea thou art absea, Thy step Is the music of the spheres' and tls wind of thy gown as yoa pass by. Is a zephyr finn the garden of paradise in Inc spring time of e.rly flowers: kissed you when we last met, aus ny whole frame filled with sweetness! Om your curls touched me on the and that o1aI as transmitted into loaf sagar. Oh, spice of spices garden sf deigbts. sead ule lock of your hair send ne any thing that your fugers has toucheI, and will go raviug mad with e1tscy. Ono iovl frotn thy bEight ey0s would trahsmute ine incliiReatsy into the third heaycn! Your words are ibl,su pearl dropping from your moath. My hear blazes at the thought of thec' My brain Is sn eerias.ihg fire Tho blood burns and scorches my siDs and vials passes through them. On, conc nsost delightful of delights, and with yonr seraphi breath breathe upon me. When you do come, he sre aud bytaS tait haif dime y9a ssT' Osssd ef Ee, zI lOaai iS bay sosss tstseSs'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
The Mayor of New Yosk and Jeany Lind

find tAs Ma ef Coreni,y aud Qlsea Easobeh -- Qnseu Elizabeth, ia making a totlT. was received @lb he tU,la~ng address by the wolsli iaI Mly or and corporation 0f Cosehiry
 We, men ot C geniry,
 Ate very glad to .ee
 iost suFal Majgsiy.
 GJ.si LtuI, hos lar ye be- To shiei, lire Qaeen rePlled
 Oar roysi N ,i@ssy
 l. v.iV giAa te
 Jt, ti~n oi CoxeHtry,
 Cool Ios'.. what foois ye b. We recommend the snswer oI tto Qaeen to iIse Nightingale st h~f asxs Sahfsy resepion st 'riiniy Cluch-Fa. Isg.
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Banks.

No fewer than two hs.dfeJ asj fsrjy cf the eoautty ha,tss fadeh iu E"gfaud aad Wales dnFias tse years lst4 si5 and 'I6 eccssisHing Beasig as ,saeli dtst~-s lsf1, lailkYa atey and amarftne ss th. great N,nnis~ n,,i ss1sttls of Frapre bn ITt9 Daring ths yraf i5, ,a sad is ', great bue,bsr of backs lalie in the uuited states; nsssy failed ia is2 slao atld tise isrtes ia ltse UDitrd ta'es aa iag the ruyuisiou irom 1881 ts istz sFsiosbted te oser ene hundfed nat si4tt, with.s aoiataal aad
 r-telded capital of oyer stJs oos. .oO0. and c,f. culaticn of over ts. .Da1, Ue,.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
American Tea.

The lea grown here tatns oa, far noGe highly and deiicionsly iavourei ihan that imported, being in all resperls like Ina, drank by ihe wssithy in Ch,na the grand difference between the American gTean and the imported being ia the loss of favour oe- casoned by the ses-gnysse LstiSfie thhty -foaf north, n Alabama. Geofgta and North c4Tolns, pT..ses batter suited for h cultivation of the plant thau any other region. Dr. Davis, oi South Caro- lins who originated the experiment, Is already re- ai1ing handsomely bg the sale oi hi. young ireeS which eagerly bought up ai any price by South StG asfgcuituFIs,s.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
M.H@NMMUwM%o

Any person forwarding to us ten dollars in current funds. for Four new subscribers, wilt receive copy ef our paper for oHe gear. gretis. To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current fsRds, we will seud tea copies of the BANNER for ssmsny subscribers, and one copy of GoDEY's s LADY's Book orGRAHAM's MAGAZINE for one year To any cue forwarding thirty dollars ia current iands, we will send t jieea copies of the BANNER for many subscribers, and one copy Of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review for one year.
 To any one sending us the largest number lover ffteea) of new subscribers, accompanied with tae advance payment, at the last mentioned rates, we will send one copy of ;he Spirit of the Times with three steel engravings. and one ecPy Oi BtsekwOod's Magazine fpE one year.
 G- Remittances may be made at our risk aud re- ceiP's will be promptly returned. In making such Femistances, the Post MGsier receipt should be ob Lained ior our protec tion
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

1T decision has been made by the Minister ol tae Maf,ne of Frthcs that, m couseqasnrs cG sua. stfy iaslaFes with regard 10 contracts entered intu ssiih Pf,N ate lhfsidaals in France the machinery required Ly goveIhnsht, shali heDeeiofb be ,asuu- isetaied ,a shops e>PeeiAily es'stlIalssi Tor th4 EGIpose
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
W0man's Advantage.

A woman may say what she likes to y0n. with. oui the risk oi teiag kioeked iowHio iot t. She cau lake ssoozs after dlIasr, while her hnshsad has gone io weik. She can dress hetsrlf ta tseat and hly shoes for dsisI while ber hnsbAnd las to earn and iogk over 10 het. Ste take a walK on plrasaai day. wllisO lesr o belag asked e treat at every eoiire-l,pass she paSses She can pAisi her face n pale. ffoaI | t lsc led. She eaa siay at home a t,n. of war. and weI again | ter btIs. baa X 'kiilea' She caa gsaf eot sets, Il loo lhlck. and other ,h1sas' 4 too ti,in
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

9t" We learn, that ihe name vi Coi. B. T. Uuyslf of ;is place, siil De submitted ia tls next L.ss- iAare Tor ihe eice ot Clerk ol the IIpHss el kxp- reseniaivcs We should b. pleased To see ths Eva-; lielnan placed ir ts office o Clerk. as wa fsei ssa that Ee s la every way capable oi filing the eliea to ti,e entire sai.i4con ofihe mebcTs ol the AoEse Ws have not more s'1d.o1s, and promising ! saBg lawyer ia the State, than Col. Uusai We tsepe he may meet with large number ssi,ishg lriesn:s in tie Legislature, who wd give hin then suevoft fos his office Fort SaqifA Herald
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Rome.

The Pope has, "wth great jpy.' granted he prayer oi The bishop apA clergy oi Rtuiai thsi ihsy may be permitted, lublie and ,inkiDg mark of sher ea,ineai pieiy aad grai,tade 10 otnam~n, with cfo~a ot goIi the image of ibs " M"ghsr ef M-r- eies, which has bsc0ins ee-0faled, Nihis lhr Ia 4 txo months ihtoushfh ihe whole ceuBiry by the miraculous moseneut Of II. eyez, 10 tte great ad. vsuiaZe ef the laithiul"
 Tae Rou,sh post office has recommended ,is rig orous sxciasIoa eI sHch ioTeiga Rrwspspers as ex- psess npsuios alAyorab ia shr Pa,ai Court of air oi the corrupt branches ai fhs sdmtnlst, stiog.
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poS,. raii.

There Is great deal os paiiosothy Ia dos isiis Il is as great . tel iss a iadt fan Il a dce n p.cased his tail is immediately ia s4sstsh hasses IiI hs is afraid. Il slopes; n aDgFy. "s'tek- s"' Yea ean tell he raAs iet aiid dlsrostlon sf deG 1 hy h.s gail IS ~esi as Fewlrf ean deeiPh~ lcssA iIom ths tup.ps. '- Dsy LSok
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a1r The N.sas.lls unl

lJ The Ssaavits unsssa -syss {" in one of Mi Beutsns sPeecls@ oaf.ss t,.s Ia-t saai,neEa i,ef- anlouiai'ons after sadisg bitterly to the fact ih largo hum0es of s.aail b,ef pVlllc laAs had 1nsin tainc,a themselves by bssgug oa to ,hs skirts ol bis ceat, Es annoaGeet! lis iatention ef se.siAg thereafter rouaiaboai- The people have saved the Hon. Senator hs tfoabje aud oxpeusr of bayiag gsasmeat. iiscy haze chopped his tail of sl,sft thai bere set eaouga lea to tsse tap 10 sproUt again. What wiil beeoais of iise small beer poiiliciaaS T'- Lon IrB
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- specNay informs the pubIic, that he is prepared execute every description Of Jos WoRS, wiC, neat hess and dispatch, anu at as log raIeS as any office ia the State-sach as
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills Posters, Bills of Ladin:. Bill
 Heads, Horse Bilis, Labcls.
 Cards, Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes. Clerks, Sherif's. Justic els aud Con stabIe'> Blanks of every kind, Blank Deeds of com 'eyanee. Sc, winch will be sold cheap for Cash or city acceptance, and will be sent by mail 10 any part Of the state, If required.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

'[f- snbserh,f to whom llis publishers had sen
 ~cshly .'apei credit. al sat arOp.cd lross, the iist, al snres ef eoieetiOa haviuR fAil.d Alsers. Irds tbs agout encpaatsrcd by ti.e de, a9assts ~sla. h0 wrathlaiiy iBsists.i that 'she kaas sbat newspaper tlS ~as--tlsat she did--the Siaier ~is Ooan4 b send Inc paper uat ali sFfesf- ages paid !"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
To Subscrihcrs.

We hope that wherever any irregularty may be discovered in the receipt of the BaRnev, our sub fcri0ers will do the favor to give information of u'o fact m order that the cause may Dc asceriaiaed aad removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The success that has attended our recent efforts sad the interest taken in the BANNER by many ot is patrons have induced to offer. for the pur- pose of efecting the formation of clubs, the follow ing list of
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Rates for Yearly Advertising
For I0iincs, or I,ss,l
each additional ,

l2 Is l2 All standing advertisements will be charged at the first mentioned rates, unless a contract be made Whea left for insertion; and must be paid for iu ad- Vaaee.
 No person will be announced for any office either city, State, or county, without the advance pay ment of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ments, and payment required in advance.
 No job will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the num- her of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly tst-Yeary, half-yeary snd quarterly advertisers will be confined to their leguimate business. All advertisements of different kind, or for other per sons will bc charged for at the usual rates.
 All letters must be posi- -paid, they will not eeive any attention.
 G' Positively variation will be made from the above regulations
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Iowa.

Afr- Thompson has bczn uo'nisAiel by tlae deme- cfats ia the kfs D,stsict, to fiil the seat in Con gress f,oa. which he waS Oa.ted by tae aseisieA oi lise HSlse.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15

og-we arc Anthorized tn anuoahce (, l.. SULLIVAN, a candidate Guy Constable, al e ensuing city eeefoi Nrss- EpfroRs: You will pleasc spoounes candi a,,s ,y re seruoa O.hrc af City Constable at the
 ,,.r s,s, peelion, i>t Monday E Jasuay, lsi. Oet <, lSjo. HENki 1hiffIIhS. NsSs,s EUrToEs Yoa whl peise announce me can
 ,,s s re ee'iun tc office Oi Prosecuting Attorney of % yIah trrut composed nj inc counties oi Prairie, Goa ,,,, P,pc YeH Perry Ssne and Puiaski al ic election pu lie Rrss Meadsy u February, le5l. - ' JOHN J. CLENDENIN. october g, isiA
 rr-Ws are authorized to snHousee JOHN T. TRIGG as
 dstr os osee of Prosecuting Attorney fof the 5tb Jacsal Circuit M ArkAasas, composed of the counties o Pulask PIaiie, SaiiBe, Perry Conway, Pope and eh eJ-Wg arc an,loflxed to announce Maj. R. F. OWEN \, caa.aaie t couy and Probate Judge oi Pulaski CO., ss he ensuing frbruar! eiccuon.
 fyJ-wE are authorized 70 announce b. J. BALDWIN, Ea of Paeski connty candidate for rTosceaRs AL sraev fot the Filth Jsdieial Circuit.
 1T,-lyE arc authorized the Hon. WILLIAM ( SCOTT a eaaidate o6 Judge 0I the Third Judicial Dsstriei, at the ensuing eiectpn.
 ng7-WE authniLcd tO announce JAMES 4. WILSON, ot Marion county candidate for Prosecuting Attorney the Thrd JudiciaI District of ArkaAssFs.
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Donation Lands.

For sale al this office. Lasts of the forfeited lands saeect to donation by the State to actual settlers "'1 cents per copy or SC per dozen. Postage to asypart of the country, [ cents.
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I'D -, WHO AsKkD THE AurHnR TOR POETRY
 "-Hc poernats censes ScTtbsrs posSee tRfeT tOt tOtgss !dboTes -Ioa As evenings dews, to sun parched summeT flowers, So, to young burning breasts, has been gwen, To sootise aud cool the flush of lrvcrish hours. Even with the tears eKlI1ied from Earth 5y Heaven. But when I.ife's ebbine rulse faint and slow, And cOnlng Winter clouds the shost ning day, N" dews tie night no tear the syes bestnw, No words uIe sOu Ia mourn Its own decay. Rut frosts instead, the waste of years def,nif And on our head .aIls ta-, ur;iiInely snow, Or Worsc- W. prove VII cam passions stern, Whose oarthIulke camncss utOcks tho 6ols below. These have voice-yct might thcir ruins speak The past and present, ,ipqWmtiy weli-- Btu, 6cnd like, ihcnselYes tbeir rage they wreak Although they dare not burst tae silent spell For such, alas all Poetry "a past Not sven m tiLitoFy tieir thoughts survive Like cfas led rttlcs in.p Lava cast. obiiston doomed, cnlba.tcd, while sliil ahve Above the staed heart, a naiiDa's grave. Wears, eentar",, Inii' isuiHs e''ii HaShtpass, sHt or ti'',f hlffci du-, ni 'gHrcis wave, f"rti frun, their lsi.s lrihs blade Oi grIss. Ores, in the darkes; cls,r3s of the carih. frafis tn iii' sya + u!,gitltnsd i' tl uay siuu1- t.,na in tl2 inouiinH- ., iffa rnrt h,vc buft.i- Bat letcr r1cu! m s..ul> !.Ae rrne.
 What iaaticr ii ti,c -oa Ht' a i,Xai lr or t.:
 N1i ulie u." ltIa, ls run
 Their t'uac- "is u,.d ue know Is Doe minH .aufard, i7,la md a,.pl:
 What nhits.is iuas tr there
 They Hrv'r ind u. t-tHn gsAt,
 About tii'iu Re1ti wc tslst
 Away wih each hist1tiaa.
 And tbc rhcfs Wii'.sg des.ts flirY .,lf Rotfian of NlrelsajlH,
 What mats where they feHs
 Whilc our spon,vr lambs may wandc.
 tu tiii. green vaiie, tree,
 Nh8f's CsaaT, AleA.4acT,
 kius uf Ahsn ta !og anl nIes
 The law prtecfs our is.l-
 speak the Wafd wIti awe
 l. iit- ~aie, need we be t.iid
 Di tilr wtstion oi tiIr law
 Tho men who stady, suiisr
 TIoullc aad tod and vafc;
 E.lrh ai4tntgli tHp,F ~isi,pr
 Has d ssd and soIeatn aif.
 Y hai ga1ns th. sailpw stIdents
 fn ,io,ssz h.s stliiRs saisi,
 bu,Ibt hiakt~ new sta.iiUs Ia.dent,
 l., new doubt. new stislIrs 4sa.
 Tisls Passes hte away,
 b. lcaiou.y and stnlr,
 Departing nisN and dts;
 Jn, enslshig lie
 BFHz wine my girl bring Wsnt,
 Nhh Love and song, and Jrs,,
 Nite thefs eyGs like thine,
 Q. for at uie rJsi
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THE BAN N ER 1.
r,rsp.r MoRNINc,:::: OCT. IS, isSo'
-o.cv for Inc Akransas Banner.
LITTLE ROCK

st.Mr. Wn.E. BEAVERS is authorized 10 act a. ", far the Bsnaer, at Lost Greek, Saline county e-Mr. GxoRcE BoGGs is authorized to act as ...,, . f,r inc BeI.aer, al Pine Bluff, Ark.
 'g+E. W. CARR, General Agent, Evans Buiid- Nor,h. west corner Third and Walnut streets, pa;I,sslpbia is authorized to act Agent for "the 'irtaasas BeaHer'
 K MoSus k Co, General Newspaper Agents trI.ou, Mississippi, are duly authorized to act as sIeu.s for tue !" .issiasa' Banner"
 ]. J Sa,atrr, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street, New o,ls,a is our exclusive Agent to procure aud col ,.r, names for advertising, &c., in that city.