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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-02-26

Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares. and
Merchandise, contained or stored therein. a.
gainst loss or damage by FIRE.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-02-26
The Post office.

The Post office.
rs removed to thesBrick house opposite to
IL Hobsou's Hotel"
Mail Arrangement
The river mail, arrives on Sundays Wednes-
davis and Fridays at o'clock in the morning,
and closes, on the same days, half after II o.
clock, A. M.
The land mail, arrives on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays half after IL o'clock, A.
M. and closes halfafteri z o'clock in the even
ing, on same days.
The Office will be kept open on Sundays
from 9 to 10 o'clock, A. NJ, only.
JNO. E. SHROPSHIRE. ?, M.
Yuzoo city, Dec'r1S 1880.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-02-26
New Drug and Book Store
Tho mps on & Co.

WHOLESALE and Retail Druggists next
w door to Winn's Hotel, Main st. Yazoo
City, are receiving a large supply of fresh
Drugs medicines chemical paints, Oils, Dye
stuff, Glassware, perfumery, soaps, Books, sta
tionery DC, ali of which they offer at unusu-
ally low prices. Merchants, physicians, plan
tiers and others will find it to their interest to
give US a call.
N. 3. A large supply of garden seed fol-
sale.
Yazoo City January D, 1851-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-02-26

Prod uce GFceries and Hard.
ware. Az
VIE undersigned in consequence o. A.
opposite Allen 8 BarksdaIe - Ino Olyoo'
Conmodate bus old friends and customers. sDa
hopes they will give him call FN
Dec. I'd 185O.-tf -A-'A'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-02-26
M. ALEXANDER.

ETAVING purchased the stock of goods of
IL ]. N. LAVENBERG, saved from the
late fire, will now sell them 25 per cent below
the New York cost FOR CASH and CASH
ONLY,
Purchasers will do we'll to call and examine
the stock before buying elsewhere. Store be.
low the Bayou oNthe west side of Main street
opposite the Telegraph office.
Dec. ID 'I850-1m.
Wing please copy.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
Jno.Aer DipIomn,lc Interruotlou.

Free the eomreaesmsns ef the present whlg Prss.dnSiai term. the Government has been is . siew a,h the representative ef some forsiga power. and ;h eoasify has bssa kept ia . state of szisA- ton ss soiscisads for the preservation of the ae- nonti haraeler.
 Asstas dsp!snasss from abroad treated with less reeset than formerly. do they presume aPea the r~oPalar ehsraessr and w-akaess of the waig sdusnstrstisa, to present. their grs~rasees ia nc arise fssn some bssGrh sf court etiquette ees~esn tbs fasIiss Of the ea5iaes aaI the saveys. some thing ks the Pesssia aaF. tae real cause of which did notraas?irs ansll the Preach gentleman had reeeiva his walkiRg PaPsrs'
 rhsiAst fraels B wiih Aas;fia. through her eha7ysAt Wsshisztoa, Mir. hassemsan- X cor res2nIsucs has tAxss place bsiweea ;hss gsnt'e- naa nd Ms Webster. whieA has commenced with much vKnta. aai premises b eni ia aa open rpP !. sars. Tie charge aas tSsa bod ground aaseF ie s,ruct5ns from his gaveramsas, aud Inc Secretary of Ste in afs nas,erly s,yts, has mel the point at issas. snI 6y as 4steraiasG coarse h1s rather ges pIz,x4tas Aassriia. We ssg,s; taat we are uAa- 9tes aL ssS 1cs Ao Aostst ta~ t3kefSSAths SSFfUS- poa4 sas. ba, we give the following version ct it from t4e Washington correspondent of the Boston Atlas;
 'PrsiSgs to the retirement s5 Mr Clayton fron the CaEa-s-aQd. tn3ssj pstsr tc the change ia the AdTEius,ratioa-ii ~as understood that kossath and lscsa patriots uers anxious 60 iotye the Fark- ish ienaias and come ta ths Uaited States; and io ih.s ezi, arrangements aad already eeea made er were csatemp!atsI ey Mr. Marsh. eur Minister 10 the Sgbtuse Porte, Sa3dsaiy. however. matters ASssEsad tiEeraRs aspect and keSsaGh ehose lo rsr1sia Ana Ar. Aafsa ;s forsSo hls arrangements Bat sov 9 the secret ef tats great change, Agstrta wha ha4 90 .eaz sesa ia the baAgs of dorat aeeriag taoa sA orsS beat tse a5tei states: and acee-- iagy instructed Nr- Hals=niana. sbe Austrian CharEs her. ta say ta Ar CtAytaa that if we re- esigzG szi sfSr.is>I aSyiaa fs teess aafortanat- eTt.-s, x1aas as tasea As cause tessat Co sas- peae aelsmailc EissrecGFse seiNerB the two n1. tons. W Ails Mr ClaytoR was Ia susaiarv wha. coarse parsas. Ar- W sbsEsr saeesedss; aim; ana aiteF aasrsssnia ay the merts of the case informed Nr. d aat ihs CsitsG St4trs was the home of tae heaorsae refugee of all cines. anu that fl Nr Il g sossraIeat ds4 alt ike ghs response hs could have ais pessr-ts as the Haocaent he stssG them Ths. sf course vas aa1 tas reply anticipated. bat ths chsgriast representative efl the eay thisy that rss7aIasc ar hl.a Q sO-hs wrote home 10 FEeanA far "fa-tsEr tast rsciieas7 wtich. not hieisg ar rived. hs fs compelled to daace ate adaacs upon 41eetsa!ns. aud f4lf8 ;hs faaeslaas Of a quasi .se.eTas uy, ussl. they t5 4--.v.. This ls bried the Eao.t sssry"
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
The Reduction of state Fares.

Ho.sVsr sr4a'fyin< 'o the ;sxipsvias s"-au~i,y st iiFg', the rraae'isa ort4Tes may Ne, 'hsrs ar. aaany xao s;s sgrioas Q ka3s sks Gs,s upoa Xhieh sueh oPerati5ss are based
 We Fg5slsh ia another eailna ,he rvpor, of the eomni,ies of ways ard means. and the act of the Ias' General Assembly. ey which The ansah Sat. 'sx to be ieFisd upon h. objects of tsxI;ion sna- Fncra'el in SEC. I, chap lSs, of he Dise.; of The s'a'u'ss Of AfSsasas is Tsdesd Froa oae toasth ;5 9se-Gti of sae per esas- Il silI be seen rem the 'a'isiies 'a the rspoft of the soa;es that this re- dac'Iaa has been maie wiFh Frkerencs 70 The con- ;iagaI increase oFressnae sai that aotNiihs:laia. the recent sStrsoriinafy arPrnrriaions, saI after making every possible sl.4saaee. even al the rs. 'aced rate of ,sxl:ica there w8 s:aa be ln excess of rsFeaa: oTet tlse aEloqn, of sppropfia'ious
 A careful analysis O. tie r-port ~tll coavinee iaose sbo are foT,aaa:e as to aays become tse aoiieFs of State serp that there IS sa, Ii;le rs.,o for the Pressa aaas4aI Paai. absa, As 4.prsei. on oE treasury warrants.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
The way to get rid of Them.

ca The Both a,t ia ths Unitsd States S.n.l. Mr Benton iarodueed bi,l 10 scc-isra,s ih. sale. of The public lands. aud 10 pay Ihs paSlic 3e5, to eIiiagaishei the government titles 10 laaGs within tae States. and graa. dona,ious Of land 10 actual settlers. ant 10 eees refuse lands b the States ia which they lie.
 We would ls. .raly el4d 10 see such bill pass both Hoases ot Congress, aa; only oa accoua, of ghs immediate benefit that would eAsse to the seYe- raI States ia which the sosergmeu, iaa5s BOW I.=; pat suxioas for the sGcccss Of aay aud every measure, which will tend 10 keep io~a the already oVer-grcwa strength aa4 influence Of shs General Gsv~rameat, ~hica threatens to swaliow up, win i's eormoraR: sVty every Veslizs sf States rigata We are enPaa'fcaiy opposed to any species ot eea. ssiida;os .of power except a the people themselves is whom Il !sg.t.ma.eiy betssZs. To this dagger. oas tesdsscy to sceamsate power ia the Gensrag CsvesaEasat, ~e nay justly aitri6ats shs p,sssat sylls- which every slIs threassa Inc Uuioa wisa shs isFFors of 4sselatsa II s aass-repa a,caa and anti&e1cessse. 1, is Ihe root of the evil araiass which ;he whe1- Sssih mast Ro~ Eazs xa. Of sxseFfa3aasion, and Ee ~ogld gladly eBcosrag. any naoFsfn- ai Ny whiea the gigaaiic PssPosiiaas ef shis F@1era Sampsoa, may be reduced 10 size saf- acsess e@.y far sa@ Pr0tsctsoa instead of lie s2- F'eSsi9a ef n. States
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
The Beatonites and Anti-Bentoni.es.

The legislature assembled at Jefferson City. oa the s0th alt. The Senate was called to order by Lieut. Governor Price. snd g. seaa,ors answered b tsess Aasaas Two ahS=nL On ths l9Ih ballot. V U Minor Benton aem vas sectsd Secretary After =lsetag other officers the Senate adjourned Mir. Miaor @as elected by d coalition of Wings and BentoRitss- Oas Profsssed anti 5eaionmin boiied and voted for Alaor. h ,ns House there was A f4l siteadance-l24 cut of ! ss members beiag preseat. Nsssrs. Watkins. Whig,l Stephenson, 3ea,oa 1sm.l and ksanstt sau BsHtosl were nominated for Speaker. Five ballots were had with out an .eetiea. Ca the ffth ballot Inc vote wa. IS follows Watkins. 5: StePasnsoa, II. Keaaeti g. The House thea aaJoarasd. A dispatch. dated Jefferson City, Dsc. so. n the St. Louis Rspu5i- eaa, says;
 The two wings of the democratic party were to Baxe met this morning ia the Supreme CoGri room. The aaii- Bsatooites nlas aad osgsniz9d. he Bea- taaIlzs held their meeting ia the Registers room shsa orzanizs8 tbe Bs afsa meeting sesi ths fol- losiHg pFoposttiea to tlas Aaiis
 ~ ill lhe anti BoatoA members of lhe House of Representatives eenseui to meet their democratic brethren 9i lhe House, of Inc opposite sing of the democracy. yursaA4tlo 70 the notc~ oi oataT- Gay asg, or, lt true, rsD--senie, that te anti Beatoa fnenJets have esciaFssi thai ti4ey g not meet the Benton democracy sa eonveAtoa, for Inc purpose Of organizing !"
 The Bss replied .o tais eo4afna He4tioa by trans n1lt ng t4e following resolution:
 a Rss8tUed, hal ias eSnasftsse aPpSiated by it'e 3euao1rallc members Of .sts iosse Os kepyesea D.
 lives. be ssgsacled to report t8e toioA ibg answer 70 me .5sHs9A democracy, to the fut-rregst1ffr5 -fo a1itted to tils meeting: That waeasvef ths Benton dsn0cracy shaii abaadoa Cot Benton as their can ah.ate fes United States Seasor, aad Aisir support of his 4apyealT from he instructions of tis Gene raj Assembly ot AiSso3Fi. and the principles lnaia- saiAsi bS hia relative ts the ssageet 2l slavery then ths aIeeiag wit. ~ith great plessare Joa ali democrats n eaFssisg eat the great tata1arsc Lal vs ples of Inc oensoeratie party set forth 10 ths Baltore platforms Of I1iI and ls4s, provided Iey sseogaize The rghts of instruction by s 1eg-- ialags to their Ssaai9Fs fa Congress
 To tbbs. the Beat0alle< milG Hlessage, tbai sisy bad reply b make te lar E~ssasl0a ef ths A atles.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
The state Rank

Ia nssiciHg the a4loaramsat of sAs Gsaerai As s=msiy, VIC latim4,ed tha. ,as State EAak had hesa len unPssvdsd with aay oEaesrs 10 saks eAarge of lis complicated alschisesy Ne were. al that lime aad~r the iaprssssoa Ina, the la= cSaesraing IL, law aliogy tAer. RPea 4 sE.=e4asat szamiaAsisa sf sAs aci, Sad sas, II sliy rsps~.s Ina, PSrsa n tAs old lav relative the sic ef Atisga5es. aa makes h. ernPloyEesi eg Anesuies discretionary with the FtaaHeial RscaiFsr, Nr. Rass. ~a'. hsE ing been es,ctca @4aatii Ass saecessor sai ss se- ted and saalse. wili c0aiiaHe 'o fsi!l tas dat.-s of that eEscs and Aas IzdsstTssss Investigations sf khn cau.Iisinn of he eeacsra.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
rAr Arkan.a. ss,li,nry lu.,ltu.e.

We are mach ErasIfsa tO lsArn that this iasstu- sas, the piosess of collegiate estsyprss ia Arkaa- sAs, i' ia aosrishiag sad ProsPsroas eOsdisisa-- Commenced sSGsr happy auspices. conducted vish mos, as4lS's sa4 Psrssvssing energy. snd foster sd by ths uEcsasisz atisstiSn ef is Principal. and the liberal eneoarsgsn>a; of an isiellisess ecsa-
 aa;y, is has rapidly increased ia ability asd ia- faeaes Saiil t is ssurvIy 6sied To compete with ias s>ss esas.iahsa College la tss West sad SOuth The several departments gre provided with ahss Prossssers. 4 is farasas4 wits complete PaiiosO pAical Chemical and Sei~ati6e sPPsFatas; aad the esIlseiisu sl iss Library sad Misssaegieal Cabi- net has sltrsay besa commenced. B~assifaly sissaisd ia hsalshy s?ssa3 eoaa;'y and is a vel settled and intelligent eommsaisy. Il Prsseass a eonhsHa;ioa cf unusual a6yaRfs.es fer the psrsgiI oF kaesieSgs aai tas aeqairsFa-nt ef a complete e6ucasiau, v1sz4 we had, gzlil lately. ,SIs hoped for ia Asksrs4s
 4 Seminary sf iAis ks4 hss lssE ssea sse&e& ia ai4ss The expense attending The eo=p.s- tea of rdgeat5cn at aay of ths long established scssnsies Eas,a;isas ef the s5&sr States together win he paias Of absence at Si,taaes from the homs aad hearth of ehIiSAasd. has prsTested nAay sf car eitizess from enssliHg tbeir sons 10 hush ,asif. sisssss ey eomPlrts course as eoiisge-- This can Bs isagsr bs pssad excuse, aai we earnestly hops this opportunity will Ss extensively embraced to eoafer aPoa the youths of oar State, what vii ben-ss them mare sAaa the gold mIass of Cslifsrnia--a faIrssS ez4esfSoS-
 We eaa eheerfally sad eoas4eat!y reeomrsa5 the [ GIifsvy Iasiasts to the soties and palrossgs sf oar eissas faly sssars4 th,s it's Inducements will ! De properly appreciated sad iSsra!iy enesarsg=d-
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21

D. EirgiAia has | popaiatea ia al of 400, ,001. She ~i iose three members Congress by the s2Dortloansea,. The last RA s4aoa4 Examiner con aias a statement of lhs debt ol Virginia, aad the vaTsoas ~oEAs of Internal Improvement ia whSch the State has invested moaey. According 70 this statsmsEt iAe-sotsl dsot lab litss and guarantees amount 10 sts. .;59 35l Ths total of r-sOarcss Of sveEy description IS sl3,ll1,sg2 oi. The portion of available r4soarces which constitutes far off-et to .as debt. is s7,2i4,773 4s having the nett deb, Of the State sIi 2s7, DIS 3o O.. exe!aslye of her .iab..i'y as gaasaator, S7.29a. Is4 3I.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
From Gss Nenarais Aperai.
 Cotton.

ihs vFtses ei thts lstle plant summed ap and glrrIhed ia tse New York Josraai cf Cor.nere,. ,n the following uaanner. The article een,aIns son. ise's woF'hy of 0o,s Oas 's that the South is he msssSIoe of tas Wsrd's industry and prosperity Let any one resd s aaa iaeu ask himself he o1.s 'ioA, " whl tae North permit tA,s Cusan to be dis solveSf This can bs answered bot ip he nrgaffV. Iacn Irt us ask, Nhy Is the South frightened from the assertion and nsIntesance of her C,nsfi,uttnsI rigAts ey aFPrehen>tons ot dgst5iun thlr,r which thr North wSh HNt permit Who is co siliv as 10 believe she would yield as aeS last seaaaads twenty times over rather than b. ,nStTanentsi m ssper,n- dueins ealsBI'y which s.e ls.ls and knows would enees
 tcs the sake of eo'ssE fleets viii cross mighty eSsahs- For the Sase et co ton. powerful nations wifi submit to afftenjs; will avo,d war cs make peace. How many times has t savsd uS grnrn q war wbA Eagtand, aad also Slta Franeef Aaa no~ behold how Il gaickens he sympaihies ef tho N0sth toward he South. and of fne South toward he Worth. Blessed b. cotton, N defeats rhe scaenes of sg,tetess, and bahasrs aht dssoTzaniz- CTS r strengthens ,he arms o, Uaioa men in every part ot tas land | has suggested name fer the most patriotic party noiera asrs; which taough gwen m sellsoo, vet extremely appropriate The cotton party, eh Yes, ths party ol Ueson, peace aad coaeord. II man loved his feslogy- man d he wiihng so make ihe least personal sacrhce feg the good oi thcse at distance; asy f he did oI delight tzafrE4fcs f 2ttSf>s ahN feSk 10 maAe htn@et happy at hsir expense. he NOsid might exist with eai eoiien. Bat as Il IS the extinction of cotton would spread psT ai darkness ovsr ihe earth It would aRsheath ghs sword and 5eIntsh the dagger. Most iorfsaair that cotton does not grow every where Y H dia, H would 10 longer be hond oi Union Bat ihs South IS the nagaxine of the worlds industry and pEo<psritN What would not Engaad give for monopoly ef eo'son. 1.-the North were so part company with he South hnw soon would England step Ia and sapnly our place As is cotton keeps both her and ourselves iu order aad the party. Hafra far the EnIou a lS ihe constitution as :! ts. aHa the compromise as < IS.
 The Baston Traveller. publishes the following sta- iISrics of the cotton trade:
 The use ot cotton began is EHslsad n l6sI with small quantities of the aFtlete lron Cgnrs and smyrna. h y~srs. l7oI to I7a5, oBly 6 .000 9Oe 5s were used No sccoaat af the manufacture keot ;iil alter fh- year lT70. From I7ED 70 fT-4 a-oo t0o be. per year were ased; I7St. 5,IS1 (tB t7s5 j79 sI5 In the year ISOa. 5l,6Ie.612 rAat year. ISgo sa00 GOO lbs exported from South Carolina, Tae Srst cotton freua the United States 70 Liverpool. three bales, n I7s3. h I-S5. Ills bales. h i993, South Carolina prouced f,. and GeaFg,a ' m,iltan lbs. Total, 2.U09 600 lbs.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
Steamboat Enternri.r-

We were gFanae4 yesterday morning q; the srri VI! of he steamer Hsa5srg, Capt. FaigeAap. from C.aelnaaii. Sjih f4ii bad of freight
 Capt. PsfrcuAsp deserves maea crsdh for he sa'sspfise aal sasrgv, fsE weeks aso. he c. :sa thea ua4eg his comaaaa. sas sunk ia iAis river, a eo-Paese wreck, h. 'siegFspAse 10 Cincinnati llr snc'her boat aa4 hsa her lalea. anl ready o star, s7e the ArSAasas river, Epoa his arrival He has roS fssarnsd aizost ls qtck!y f accident had happened to hIs boat The HAmbaFg s as pretty a packet ss has ever hesa ia ihe trade wr'h Ene pas- sengss seSOm zlOdahOas aad p>aiy Of s;srsg. roeaa
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
Circuit Cour,.

Sy divers asss Of the las, Ges.,,t A. '"-agss ~sr' made ia the aue. fs, sal1
 srxrH JvpsesAl csacrrr. Ssv'er eSaaty, sd Monday. February md An. Pike @ last Monday. Folk lst Mseday, March and s.c,.,,. Montgomery od e Clarke ad Lafayette ssh Monday af1er in. sA M
 Ia March aad September. '~ uS"'ps'e"d 9'a Monday after the llh Mo,A.. ia March aud September. Act approved Dee 6. ls5o,
 FtRsr Jon,otAE ctRcrrr. ffisiips county. Sd Monday after the l., w,.4.- in May and November. Act approved Nov a. 1850. l. FovsTR Jvec,AG CsRcrtr Crawford county, 2d and Sd aens,x in r-, and AeSast. See'' eoaa'y' tst Monday after the a.h Moas,, B, February and August JshasOn ceaaty, sd and sth Monaav aha, d.. .., Monday ia February aud Augas, Newton county, a'h Monday after ,he t.h M0.A., in February aud August. Carroll coanty. e'h Moaday ster the ath Ms.4.. ia February aud August Madison county, 7th Monday aGlar the 4,A wo... in February asd Augass Benton coaatY, s,h Monday ar.er the 4,h u.,A. ia February and August, Washington eoau,y. 9th Monday afl.r the SsA Mon. day ia February and August,
 Act approved Jan. 10, 1851 E SEcoSO Jrpicz.E cIacvrr. Hot Spring eeaaty, last Monday ia E.brva,x ... August Dallas esssty, ist Monday ia March and s.o,... Der. Calhoun county, Ri Monday ia March and s... tembsr Ashley county, lss Monday ,a Apga and oo,oh., Chieot county. I'd Monday in April and oc.Oee,. DSsisa county, 3d Moeaay in April and oe,ob., Arkansas county. 4th Aon5ay tn April aud os,a- ber. jsSeHsnn county. lss Monday ia May and Nov.n. Der
 Ae; approved Jan. 10. 1851.
 ftTrH JUDICIAL CiRcutr Marion eounsy, tth Monday tn February and An. guss-FrV,tdsd inst the lst term sf sa,A so.,, shad Ss holden on the Is, Monday sep,,mh.,. 1851 ss $ now required by law.
 Act approved Dec. atA, 1850
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
The foiio~ing table shOws the crops for twenty

Er We have oeen requested 10 pahlsh the follow ing eomhauicN!soa, we hays ao kaosielge of the lae's, spoken of, but suppose that the gentleman alluded to can easily eiacid.,e the matter.
 Internal Improvement Commissioner Ta the E4.ors of ts< Baaaer:
 There appeared, ia the las, Gazssts k Denocr.l. editorial Csgse. tha, The people should elect Roswell Beebe Iatesaa. lrptsyesnsat Comnlis- s,oasr. Befors tsa. gentleman brought forward. as cAaaidais. he should prove to Inc people that De is mol ineigbls to tAe ofFics by reDdering to them, ssrict and impartial accoaat of tAs School Fdad, now Ia has possession far five years. and aAriy 10 5e so fifty years longer.
 The Editor of she GaGsite sad Democrat kaew tiat Nr Be- se had 5esa ca.le4 Oa before publicly i0 givs some taforna;ioa s5out that faad. We all saw his answer. aud the eoatempt cast upon the sagaifer, for daring to cal hin io sccoaa,. - There are those among as, Waa have ieep interes, ia the prosperity of he eooassy, ana ia shs sdaca ton 0f Ibe risiag generation. aad ask NJ Bes5e 70 answer Gsw q8estioHs- lst Hh0 nas the Ta ad. sFisiag frosn the sa.e of the 18th sec,ou "a T. \ B. i3 " za How much aia taas faad anou Q, to lst Jaaeary, IsjIl sd. How $ is iaEessea1 Ia deprecated State Boads Ia ihs Pacific Railroad ar ia the frsa Nsaal4etars
 Now. as honest answer to tas ahovs questions, may induce some of to iaiuk Of 4r R-ee~ as an Internal Improvement Commissioner iboaga some ~oaid pr-fer Al.en Marlin, a. a gestlemaa whose democracy is aataiatsd. whose ability Is uaques- iiose9, and whose mora, character Is uninpsach- abls vIDEO.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
Arrival of the steamship Georgia.
 NEW KoSK, Jsn 6, r. H

The ma! steamship GeorgIa. from Chagrss, ar- rsSst here si noon to-lay. Sita h- very tfzs agm- serof 555 passengers, aa S224 aeo la god d4st aad h~tzA'.
 The ehol sra rs sssi razny at San Frsaesco. lt has a.nost dr,sgHsars! ii5.a ssefasa~hfo Cgty
 Asgsf | s~i9s 4sg- al a4cF4sasa.9 ely, og -a9l- era
 \ robbery ha4 dscgrfsa oa tAe Isthraas ef s20o : eog
 B4siaess is very 5a8 Ire markets are eyer stoc Ssd ~nh ssots, s5sl prices have q do1awasd tendency.
 'Th- steamship Oregon hal arrived 3, Panama On ihs e1's, st@Ga SAa Ffshetseo; Nsta S2 G9 a0g ia splA-
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
swan, LanAa

Oa she 6sst si4e Sf oar paper to-day uih se soaa5 . eo'anuniea,i0a iFo1 the Hsa. R. " IoHSsos. sf Ark. enclosing . ssa.sa~nt by the Hon Richard W. rsoupsan. of Is-. win rsgard 10 the act ot the Iast session of Congress tsf the sssaDaIOH Of swsm? lanas.
 The letter q Mr. Thompson explains sae Presis- ioas of 'h. bS1 and announces the in'sntcn Sf the Cor u.sssoaSr sf the General Laas Osee ia eIsalsr ssrns yAan aay thiag Ss have yei ssea aPoa the subject.
 l. appears that FrSn .h> eoss;s aefioa placed upon the las sy 'a- Connsssoaer the grants of land wSl not b. eoasa-a 10 ssfcs ss have Sees repotei aak, ios cultivation b. tA. U Sates Surveyors. bet that wherever lands De shown by ordinary ;sssisnoay so Ae wsi ard aa6t tcr cultivation. even subject to Oceastoaai e~-s sw they wiI be conveyed to 'ss State ~ithes, r-gasd to the 6-I4 notes or Pla;s Oa kte ih ths Lana Oi5ce
 Tais eos.'Taeitoa II Eaiisfay attended 10 ia all the townships of Ark4asas where such lands may be folad wall give 10 the State sn amount of vas- able iAaa irpnsns~iy greater taaa aas been by any oae hitherto computed.
 The ~hOss eomsnaaieasion is Of grsas interest ta every s,iIso of oar State aa4 ~sI 3eserves care fsl perussl. We hope our eoa:enpora1es Of the press viii eneaVos 10 bring it to the notice of al sheif readers, so that all nly be enabled 10 a'ail tsensslvss of the construction plse.i upon ihe set. and hy thus securing faIi fePor; of all 'hs lands subject o be gsnssi under this law. h. wols State individually sn4 collectively may be greaty Ssae- kt.ed
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21

AH Ac, 70 amend the second section Of chapter one
 hnuifsd aad tblry-aine of ihe Digest ol SJa.a es
 6f lhIs State. under he assA ef Revenue, S<-
 S~c. l. B. # enacted by tss CensrgI Assembly, 3f iae Ssts gf -frsgasas That 'he annual State tax be ievied the ohJects of taxation eaauaeratei s~csah enc of sad chapter Shali b. st he rate of ONE-FIFTH OF ONE PER CENT. oa the as- sessei valRe thereof.
 Ser. 2 Be 4 fartser eaaclea. Tsat 0e'hing con- .z1aed is the first seciioa sf thIs act shall De SO ccasfruet as 10 interfere n any say, ~tta the manner o5 leyyins County Tax n fae several eoaa- iIss cf ihls state or to reduce the tax Ped ers, HaNksrs, and others sod all laws or Fsfts of laws n couale w'h the provisions 3f tAls sci, De aai they sfs ..h~tsby. repealed ---n
 APPROVED. I7fs JaaHary. 1851.