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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Jenny Lind at Havana.
OLD BLOCK.

By the steamship Issbel. which sailed from Hs- Fana on Inc sib inst nave files Of ths are In- oaslFiai To ihst ost~.
 The Isabel, with Jenny Lind, Benedict Beil.ti and Bara0in board. reached iavsna on the iera- ing ei The 4ih. The same evening the opera ef The Hagoenots wa' performed at ,hs | aeon theairs wi'ieh was blIed w th insens- aaairnee snorf ths sapPSsiion that JruBy Liad would b. present. | he first Lind coueeFi to take place on the eVenihg Of the lnth lenny Lind was To sing .Co-to Diva Come per serrae.' the r ute Song aud the Echo Song. he prices Of sdfiission W. re for box ia The hsst or second tiers ST; do ia t,e third, Si5; . sess ia the psrqH-tte. Sa25. prone hade tickets to sne psfqueit-. g; amphihestre S2; upper gallery Si 50 The Faro expTesse. it's prs l. hesiion al the medsrste scale Of prices. 5ancr entitled 'F The Arrival of J~aBy Lind" was already In the course of pabicai~a sad tbe Faro espr~.se. lie inability 10 pGblish tas immenx- auaniity of poeity relative ts t.s sesss5es which it had rrcri seo. ihe hHhanefos are already uager the spell The Hsssaa correspondent of Ihs New York Journ@l of Cesamercs. however wres that her s.d- veni. strangely, ss De says e-e,t.d So excitement or even curiosity; bst aeds that # the Casta Diva executes in the style that he iS told she can pg H. her snec@sss is eertsia 1 hs impression must Se mace ihefs win lialian mnsie, Of course
 Baa Saa.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Poverty and Death ia Bos!On.

We rak- it anls tn decline pshliShing d%'sis of crime and poverty, which the Northern papers 90 tr~q1enty insert. B T we cannot omit 10 notiee ths karre.vips d@scfipiIou; young gifi. only i7,
 ntm ry an opera'tv.. was scdaeed few months sinc~, brought ta iston aud there ei "a die Of ak solais sasvaiIon aud exposure. We beg leave to aSsar~ Ina aboIilonsis that he negroes belonging io inc worst masters the South, have contorsbi hauses DeJs b,ankets, and a the actual nsetssaIirs oi ilse. Many oi these phi'an'hiorisls carrot be of tie condition of paor white people al home ar hry would rot their charity for the nig. gers f the South
 That our readers may have srms faint idea of the apart ia'eni which this girl ded. and ot the pov- eriy 10 which the occupants were subjected. | nay be stated ihai li was a cellar about d zen feel square, and sotne eight len feet below ground unaeT the hons. NJ. 2o3, the narrow entrance to which IS down flight Of seven ctgh steps, aad he only ighi h admitted through three small ingy nanes uf giass As ta furniture, there was nothing ia the place worthy o being designated by that naine Tie floor wa. wet and Cold; oId .tisw bed, f lra ~ta fifth. ani almost soaking ia wS'es. was rsis. d on The remnants of Whst was once \ h-dsisa i. ln one cein"f was a soTt ol shell cnaiPr. whi, h NeIe feS pieces oi broksn cfoekety ai.d bottle, and corner, on The aooi, was smati hssp of old rsgs, which M>TgaI~t Moran disd. The crila'. II apPea's. vas hised Of John Gtay, by .etnan banned Eliza McGilTsry. al the rate oi luilaF seek rent A the inquest tili- woman wss used as wintss. aud daring hst 'rs,'mans sia'rd That she kept shop there, and sold n h~er s4d cigags She knew Margaret Ia Lowell, and ~o,sej slih her u ihe laeioues. Margatet dtank had sed had heen in ili a!5ns -honse, t"tn shrh tlAre she came sigh, or 'ea days since aud has oba'aed her
 living by dsneing tn tbe c=ilars th- sr~,l Sae had been sick ttr~e days. ani oa Saiufisy Htsbf she McGiheTy) hough's ees{'s to5riA ef ssI k aad ygrc aer 48lf pf sfi Snnd Y ia tnifs wssHrs, got mp qua. esHy aet ioHnd b.b her o.sH clot,.ss aisd hose cl N fgafei 7Htie sset and lFo=ea They isd Ho wool ios tsso day-, bpt poirs oiic-f gave h,t some thai riuisipg, SDr kses Msigaff slek, bat dhl npt dncfor, because sh~ had Bo soonry. Ssind=y lB"iii < she aeht eui fls Aood. ad Whsn ,he came bsck. about ten o'clock, MaFsAf was iea1.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
A pnraxraph for the Lad,c..

We recommend tho ioIlowias Pasagrsph to the at~niea of our iady read-ts l Is from ivss authority than The Loudon QaaFtcfiy R-vtrwi hoa f0 q Sha nt II lasi, sports shawt al al an only very failing shoulders shonId sn- ture tr do so. we should reeomD~Bd i to Ls Hi~ays eth.r f4Iiiag of or patliag on, waaoli pfoaucrs pretty seiisa. Or sii. si,oa it St,sa oas shoulder aud down tlir 0ti.eF, iu ~sy ran mrrguigTiy, so as 10 break tgi- aBiieiu ay Oar 0f lie isBhs Of the pres costume svety targi.t knows s lhsl II otf-r- [ " ttagnuieai hass Neih'BE ts mofs picturesque ttaH a iiase tho bust ik~ te bros, rtbbou oi ui- aorG-r ef the g,r- ter as wOsa bySRaeen Sict0fss. or the ioo.e grae, soPiRg across e bps ih ,sl@ c"siu'nr ol the sS Piaaiag-Hsts Dn thss very secoaa at. hu lvsg scarf shswi Is petarrsque thibg n laly ca wear W 'th he broad pattern swespiag shsuldrF, aud narrow oD= st Bone at al hr other, II supplies tas eye wi Il that rr~gularity which dra- psfy rrqa while tie sianiing furm eoI0ts of the bc'aef, lying esres-ssy rosBa ih. hgare gives that ea-tru 'dea which every shawl nl@rr or less implies What Orirutid woUld pvef wear oaa siraigt- -nD aud down, aud uaifstm om bosh sisIes as oar aaies often dol
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
New Elrstru.Chsmiral Telegraph.

The Boston Atlas says that recent and wonder fal improvements in he transmission Of messages by the e.rcric telegraph. have rec-ntiy been rKhi
 b,ted ia FraBee The ia-lTuHvn nt s the iavrntioh ten of Ni BaHr, |. called Electro Chemical
 rl-erah and y-y& is Iliess@ges iu th- very haad writing of the p-rsoh who al them, II claims 10 have great advantages over th- Electro NJ saetic telegraph in general use While the latter Iraas- mil dispatches al age ras oi eighI words per minute for each e0ndUe iug vie. thi- lnyeu- tion eau trausm. from 25O to tae words per miuats A eoinmiltse of The French Legislative Assembly. |. al the head of which was the celebrated a.IYonomeF
 Le Vauirr. sppOintea 10 .oErstigsse the merits Of this iEvenieR. They caused The eK Kp@rimsnts 10 be repcsied in their presence. A message coasisi- lag of several thousand wofcs was transmitted 10 L;lIs aud back, along single wire (the wire being united al Lille so as carry back the message at th- raie of about l50a letters, nearly 100 teIr graphic words per minute The committee repor- ted favsrably on ihs pr leci. and he gosernmea ai ordered a sel of appsralas 10 be tructrd to 5e and Calais This line was completed ia the ealy part of last month and it's pefforuane was witn~s- s-d by tiis correspondent of London iOasnel from whose account of th~ discovery we gather our in formation. His own despatch, whieh would ee- eapy ecsumR of the Atias wss transmitted and wri,ten by the spparaus ia his pFes-nes al the rate 0f isOo leisrFs per minute The characters were perfectly distinct aad IsgiSs, and the despatch vss read frem them also ID his rreseacs. s.--BGh. .fmsr
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

Sceas at be T,ss0at Hyase- Dih.nx Rooa--. faskse gt fabis r dag Diaasr
 saP-fi'i~nteni tcoinfng fofWs'd,1- Any thing the matter h~re fkcsaas AHt'hihs ~n us sifS
 Wsi'sf-H- says ih~ EoAP is49 ei. sa. pl s.e IT,
 Il ehke -Itsi's ? 'e.ioisl li~. 3sin'3 say 'jwas dnty-f didof ssy '~snt et"ah--i .l oaif'n hev satd ahtihIng about Yer snop al aEt, ri iia iihsA rksi ieiieI hsdef poksd biH for he h,nasf la tny iAee sior- began 10 eat. si,anf psy ih sd- ssnes. Hs had maT~'a tofit ihBgs ehsrgsd es ii-- nofn't efHld cal tn te~ fafiDgtl Hsd lnt Of ~'ne ch sed, vi en b long to ihe Soas whs, est I'll psy tsf, when The works Hgn. r s hsss < as feeossiue' d,-tl to me tot flst-Jais tavern.
 SaPerigiendent-N Ny drs. ST. iha' was eu,y ouf bill oI fare, desgned simply 10 ihdicetr hal as-is may De esed for. 0at pne~s ior dinner sie ans f0rfs.
 Nahkes-Th~ deuce Il is weJ, the factis. didn'' mean an} ibsng agin yonT saoa. Whsi Ess agoio' Ter say vas ha. lbai the soop aHT se e.AR as 1 had see3, Tor, Ter se-, wbrn | wss 'rAY%litn' ia Penastiyaay. iAsy bsa some soon ai tsv-rr. SO clean 'hA' sI yoa shosid tip ~hsis eAnssig A4s,- kerchi~i mol iaotldG' eEoaseH.
 Ext sopsstbi~td-ni aud ( sHsa jacket !ei.eI |" ag,id greet Aoghisf itom the compasy.
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q Owe no Nan a Dsllar."
Br CHARLES ? sHaAs.

 Oh, do act envy, my owa dear wife. The wealth ef our Raxt door Reighbor, But bid me still to he stout Of heart, And cheerfa'ly follow my IaSsr Hea mus; know. :he last ot those litils debts That have heen our lingering sorrow. Is paid this night. we'll both go forth. And shsk- hands vita the R orid 10 .aorrow! Oh ilis debtor k out a shane facrd dog
 With the creditors nams on ais collar; While ] sm a kin3. anu you are qaeen,
 For we owe aO man dollar. Our neighbor yos saw ia Ih~ coach to-day, With his wife and bunting daughter. While we sat down te q roverieSs board, To ernst and cup of water. ] saw ihat the tear drop siooai in yQnr eye, Thoagb yea iri~G your best tO eonceai it; knew thst the eoatra.t reached your hesrt, md voa eould Ros help bat feel IL;
 Bat knowing now Ihat our scaniy fare
 Has freed my aeck from the collar. You'H Ioia my laugh and heip me shoat
 That we eve dollar. This n-iehb8r whose show has dasrled your eyes In fact wr-feh-J debtor; l pity him oft. from my very heart, Audi wish Ihat his lot were better. Why the msn Is the yeriest dave alive, For his dashing wife sad daughter Wal live iu style though rriu saeuld come: She goes like iamh 10 the slasghter- DuI ne ireIs II the Rhler every Gays
 That terrible debtors collar.
 Oh what would 1e give could he say with us
 That we owed no msn a dollar You seem annszrd. but I'll tell you more, Within two hours met him, Sneaking along with z frightened afr, As | f-nd had b~sst him. Yet he He'd from a very worthy man, " hom met with ,ie grl a,est pleasure; Whom l csli~d by nsa,e and iorced ta stop, lhougi' he saii lie mol st leisare, He hsid my iast mole. so held him fast Till he fr ed my neck from ihe collar, Then shook his and broadly said
 Now 1 owe no man a doliar.' Ah' now Fou smile for you feelthe force Of the truths Eve been repeating; knew that dswn-rig ghi honest heart In thai gentle breas, was beating To-morrow- I'll rise with giaaI's strength 10 follow my daily labor But ere we sleeo, l-t us hunbly pray For our wretched next-dOor n-ighbor. And we'll pray for the time when all shall be
 free
 From the weight of the debtor collar; WhrD the poorest wall tiff his voiee and say
 Now owe man . dolsr.''
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

IF We hay 'el'g,on' rn'fP>'a'', whose bF'i nefT-st- hss'IuT'Un srch as was lonah'. s' \ net4h IT, hes h-~p ro,frits,ioit-,i ty ihe M ,-t h'tA, as h' ~sys aad sai ePsr' irf ih~ e-i"rao "' il- s'u'rl world The heu%f to sccoHpli.tt itis m ssi"n h. Is gong ta ily- a ih H.a"i years. II iill ks itIs 1ovrfHH~t 'h- most IugcnJuns scb~.- S.9sn eV"i Fofir'v.d for the accGmri Nhm-ni o his drsists- H. ca'.s upon all to r"p-ui. hn' his rs- iicnl,f nr+ir~-- tn udut hs salvation al Cpng>s men. Ths "a T department O i@bof tno az h-s i~,i'. and ev"ty well disposed ti'Iz-n wti hid phlla h-7l ic fr,rnd G -i speed 10 lis ch'~ii nnde ak rg 1 shpl d cor.id-r fy.+l r.ry oftu- nsi-, II, m the z. ur~~ . inc wini~' l could Hounce he accomplishment ni bis m s>ion.
 HasA Cor. Clers Hs,did
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

milliary company has been oTgsniz-d ii New York, eomposed en'irriy of Neg'o"s
 IAe Papers. New York h's long heen known 'n fame, Fer VeTan'eels and " 6tark" guards, Bnt now a living haIkH~<s g'onms Us ihotoaz zhfarps, as tho' '- tomhs Had yaWnsd and yelbd with iouh acclaim. A company oi--B;.AoK GuASps." IFgGo. Our lively ili-nd. ST FiggJo. You csnno' wonder ,hnzs are so. When thIo' NonI city thpnSsud> go With " eireuia,s ' and s' pi4-caGds," Advocating st,li g. F es Sail." And swearing aisgtrs shSli mel toii, Bui vCjots be, and .ha'" th- sT.oiI. With companies oI B'aof Gaards."
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

tCs-" Tell" correspondent of ihe Boston Po.t ~ioie inc following. ~bieh contains wlcked word and si oald po taeisiore be iead by any body:
 C"inis eeait ~as si'itHg white ass. in - oa tl, bshks oi The Conberiicut T. was ao, lar ifoi0 His tihe Of year-c0li weather ant how-apd knot O. L. Vvrrs had collected aroa,a The old Frsak
 in. n the baf-rsUin The hIe b4az-d. and mugs og hiP wef" passing away without gtoAh, when ia cane rough, gdant looking " babe of h- wools. ktansaek os shagi-i sni siaf la hand. II looked coiA, ani hsii peranbllard inc ctr- ihat hetntn.d fn rte HrT, a tih wall oi brass looking for A ehsaer to warm bis shine Nobody moved how-,. ~f; and unable 10 sit i.oWn ioi lack oi easr hs dd the hex' he-t hing-ieanei sgeinstihs wall H wiih tears n his sy.s aHd hs h.,s doubled un '-snb
 stst -d to ihe discussion tbe Ptoper uay Of s~fv. ins f-t~T~~ On Wsrrsts~ deed, as fl he s as ths Jaise 10 deeide is- mailer. Soon he lFAeied th- aleh'toh ot ihe cotnfsny, and young spIig spoks To hiin ''f oa look like traveller" w all 'spose sIn--i rome from Wisconsin sfoot't any rate s,- q From Wacoann' Taat is . distance 10 20 on one par nj legs. say ait ysa ever pass uroash D 'a on your HsvtlsP " Hiss sn," he snsweTe.l-a ktltd of wicked look stesing aver his ugly piizmA- hogsny-"I beea through the o1tskirts" "I th"ssd likely, Well. what are ih- m msnr@rs and customs ibrEe some of would like ia kBos,' .-On, ssys the pilgrim deiib-Iaiei y-hsf shutting ms eyes, and dIawieg round the eofn~r oi hs mo,ih Ill two rows of yellow stubs wiih tsass oI na<ii. eat-d rig-ish appeared through the slit i his cheek -' s"e''l fad ih m 'asfh 'he san. as in th.s rs. siob; hS Iapysfs sci Higsssi tAs fire"
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INDICTMENTS FOR CLUBS.

rh. .aeepss that has attended our recent enofts' .a ,h, in,eres. taken In lhe BANNER by many oI ,,. u,,rop.. have induced to Otfer Tor the Psr' s G "e .tEre,ine the formation of cabs, the follow ing list of
 wDWR MEWM " NM~~ a,x ,,ersOn iorwsrdng to us te dollars tn current s,ag. for Pour new subscribers will receive a eoyv of oar paper for one ysST 9rStis. ro ssv ons forwarding twenty dollars iH eurrrn' nnc5. Se will send ten copies of the BsSSEa Tor a.m,nv new subscribers. and one copy ofGoDEF 3 I,ny's Book orGaAHAn's MAGsziSEf for one year. Ta .nv eue forwarding thirty dollars in current rnnd,. we will send 6Ifeen copies of the BANNER "a, many new subscribers, and ane copy of the Iipi,sa states Magazi6s and Democratic Review for enc year. ro ,ny one sending us the largest number (over sT,ssnl of new subscribers, accompanied with inc advance payment, st the last mentioned rsies' w. will send oas copy of the Spirit Of the Times: ,yith three steel eugravings, and Sne copy oi R,ckwood's MagsIiae for one year.
 IF Rsmit,ances may be made st eur risk. aud re- ..so,s ~,N he promptly returned. In making such .s.p,,,rss. the Pest Masters Teceipt should be eb- tsiaed for our protecnon'
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" bo Command d a, puuxer u,I,,

II has i"rg pren mt dispute neither Gen Put sfntT Cen hr'rn conmauteJ the Americans al tuHk-r Hiii Al Euglis,i engraving of the par trsH Of Gen putnan has been discovered at ~a,. nl Nj ,ss with insc'i,,Ilon which ems 10 throw seine light on the matter That iusc i9rion s as luiiuAs.
 U Wilkinson Fiuix Israel Putnam. Esq Mi Gen of th- connecticut Forces and 'ouuapd r ia- Chief at Ibe engagement on BuHker's H Gear Boston l7 June. i775. Puhli h-d ,lt- Aci iir~cts hy Shepherd. 7in S-h, l775 Y. | Ti5sge
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IIates for Yearly Advertising

All standing advertisements will be charged at the e.., ,nantiousd rates, unless a contract be made yhsn Jeff for insertion; and must be paid for in ad- vance. r .,
 No person will be announced Tor any oiiiSe, s,lhei city, State, or eoonty' without the ao'a"os pa! men, of five dollars
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise pents. aud payment required in advance.
 No ob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the num- her of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued uuiil forbid. aud charged accordingly
 g1-Yearly, half yearly and quarterly advertisers vii be confined to their iegHiHste bHsiness All advertisements of different kiud, or for other per sous will be charged for al the usual rates
 All letters mus, be post paid, or they will not re ceive any attention.
 IT Positively no variation will be made from the aSays regulations
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Agency for the AkFaEsa$ Banner.
 G. MT Wy. F.. BEAvKRs fs authorized To act as agent for the Baaa'r, s Lost Greek, Ssine county. -t Mr GgoRGE Boeos Is suthorized to act as ven, for the BaHaeT al Piae B uE, Ark.
 GJ- F.. W CARR. GeseraI Ageni. Evans Baii3- ingS North-wes, corner Third aud W alnut streets. Philadelphia, Is authorized as Agent for "the .iTasasas Banner
 J. J. salRLEY. Esq.. No. 26 Camp Street. New riean. is oar exclusive Agent 10 proeure and col rci names for advertising, &e la that city.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

aT bseaelofs do noi apprAr 10 hsvs been looked Hpon with tavef ia 'hs :. oiisn time" la 1895 ,he ihAn oi EAs'i'aat passed sa osa-r, fiat every uB- mafied man m he io@iship should kill six llaek- ss'ds or tAsss erows wsls he remained single; as penalty for not doing 1t, she.iI no, es married till De o9eyed iae esdsE.
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The st. Louis uotei, New Orleans.

The st. Louis n0tei, New Orleans.
 Nudge X Wilson the late conductors Of the St Charles Hotel in New Orleans have leased th. St Louis Hotel in that city, for six years. at rent of s300 per moath. up 10 he lst of next November and a, SIP 5a0 year thsrssltsr The iessees are have the whole houss, Incl 1diag the bail and bar rooms, and the Citizens Bank is to expen S20 JOS in improvements Such we understand. from crediable authority, the details of the arrange
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D' Al Phiadepha. a d--tructivs fire occurred on lhs 2l>t alt destroying Arei,srson, Ru'n-l & Fy's comnissoa-hOass Tas loss is o.ooo. psr,ly insnrej. Several persons were Injurad by the la.!.ag of the wIlls.
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costiof our Army.

In the las, sky five yea. il s stinatsd, on ihr authority of ficisi d4cansai.. tha, our military establishments have sghjeeted us to expense oI a, IeAs; S9-O. .o00. .Ooo!
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IJ. diamond watch, of the value of $ 10. .G0o, whcb Was ahoai 10 h- r,aled for at New Orie4us wa- seized by th- cu,rafn-nouss off vrs on the an lhcth of l~spicn from Ih- Co-efor of New York s'-tiag Hat Il had been snlgglei into the ia',vr port
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ROUXTY LANDS.

Of 1872, AVD All. TIE INDIAN WARS SINCE I-sJ, THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN. TT YSpER t'f s't oatf'ss, p,s--i tee aS1 day o Sep O trah T, tsil, lIi t n aay r1pt~Y any p' t4s sb4v war., either i t1e il rgiH scrHice, inT n m ar ml-s, IT inuiaA ta BanE;y lltai.
 n. ua lr-isa ,a ia, i S-sian forms, and usd nai- u, al te ftG ig-meul. offices r,i1 'pi wal suH pry-dras Warrants ur Roan.i-- snl -ir-i iae1ie the upsn GooD hA . 3r.ri-c iiis pitrut. t'iareinf.
 Ap2stis under his bAl viii petsr state names, agr, pt"e r-id 'Bc Site, rttS bsii. cafuu O. e"ai psnf naber n c-ii-ni, inflhtYy tHf olef arni com mVa3 rgiarn weu sn'i or volunteered, oF hr1ied, Shat nee. staat unr for whai tarDi ser rs how ,s u service disehaTssd and, H t1es have rbWte-. prw sri theta ii widow. state oi wli0a. where married. her pVoi, to narrtae ., where her hH snd lied, aai H mt she is still w.sJs, q r -usb md kiiasi n baliiB @o etaie II.
 ffs arnaiaA be oTR lrdei th necessary papers HI b. T gtrei aHd the casal far signature
 Al e e llipn- ssPnsr PAtD' asiresSed will s@Vs pnHnPi stteaiiau. L. \. NHiFEt.Ef.
 4rk4nsas Banner nfIir~. I.itiIs Pbck. Arse.
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NOTICE.

1hhsoNs hssiag unsettled freight accounts A sith the steamer COTTON PLANT. will vase close the same with Mr Wh SHnop.s. Clk ei the steamboat Peunywn. Balance of smouu,. Gem" rv,i SG. m Napoleon, Nov. 2S, Iss0-l4-n
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HSrieStead ETem otiOu,

The Ne~ YotS II ,se,irA Ex up ,op L,'v w-,. "pttalI'f Q tn- ! Ii.i. | \ ua'e ffuin s4t- nn exerpliur a hrh,- b-t-cllrr cor i.rt-, 'h- i,. and iu'h'l' z tei'"h. .Ctua"d as fr-id ur- ,nne' H. ta' bni. o.r z h''u ~-ho drF. aud hay Ilry q ldn4it ie t,- he [ : T .u1a
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fEnrd.rnre. Wnrd.rNrc.

TTNHE -uh.rtib wot9 f--p. ttfuat ini.rn hi' \ cG>'on-is, sni r i,lhite seueisllV. tA-l h~ ha' r.o~,s-d. rf .i~r E1~r Ex -tstg- and D. ps'ch ihr isf.e. and br,t s-i,clrd -tock O! Ia,dwate, e'et .d sd ih ths t aikri--eonsis;ing, lh Psri, o' the fdalsus;
 B+cs S.n'h B .low.. Anvil-, Wees, Sedge and la nd Hlnlneis. II ase Shoe. SIri Naiis.
 S6 dok-n cotnnDe K-,vrs and Fatks; dnz~n Ivory sAphiei (b .anc-j do, Pork 4, P~n. And dr.k krivs-; 6dos-n sua"r,or R zns w ,1~ x Bu'eh- sr'.), K 's'Fs' sh-as Scissors, and g-n's r"ck-i Sctss"rs, B'ItanHia, German Stver and Ion Sieris. Mmerg kmS-s.
 Shoi guns. h'nt' aud per gan looks; gun worms. ria- wiJ,-.- paNd-f ,sks. pistol ., o A. ads shot bags and Poaehr-. gam bags, 6.h hook. and lines. m~diei"- aaSks gu" ,hppts. wster proof pes. caps, kotojnnh do.
 lull supply or pad.Ioeks. rim ,lo mort. do. cot, isg-, eio.., English s'ofe doitio and plate iocks square iAiehrs, screws, butt. and hinges. brass bus
 Collins, Di,ts', "k~n,neky" and SiInmons' axes, broad x~s, hani Huio, Cnllias' d".. shingling hA'ehei', An sih sIitc, claw ditto, hammers oi all kibds
 Iron squar~s, C s Socket and frmer chi.-ls. hooks and hinges single and double bench planes sash 'oos, hSai ssxs, ,--hrAss shoe and com. tscls tape m~asntr', bisss serrw ungs, sewing and peg sins AAs, sluTup 'fots, hooks, tailors aud Ger fan stVer uimties. single rein snaps, spieg baan- ees.
 \ Taper, mi sass. Se cut sa~. files. horse 'eP'' &c'. brs's a'd Japd. eande stieks snnfieis. ea'fy and horse maae combs cotton cards, wool d. horse cards
 Sieel MI, ass'd., bang borers, shovel and toags coach wrrHehrs, knitting pins.
 o'aeGi"E, shoe brushes, paIni marking and clumb ao' "hii" ~a-a brushes. elolh shair, and shaving ao. oo'h And frsh do counter do.
 faaeh sHd siop cocks. Inossses gates, spnts, GU 't'h bands, cotton hnes and rops, pencii.poin,- lead rfr es &c
 i0e and steel hoes. polished traces and log chains s''o s''o ehains, piAs,rring. brick. and pointing r'~es' eiesvers. slip serapers, brass handled and t,s.''h 'feh ire irons, sheep shears. c. $. sa~s, eieaef s''s-s. shoe do. fry pans. sheet ,feAi.e.i s tea Netles, aud irons, razor slrcps. eotiea "oIA'' manila rope, saies drsx ing knives. nut P,eAer:' &e Ne. ~tich, having recently purchas- gaibs
 JOHN b ADAMS.
 Loaeer Stsamboat Lending.
 LItls Roek, Dee. IT. 1880. IS
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

1- Henry Long. the reclaimed fugitive. was soId a, Richmond on the 18th fast. to gentleman from ihe South for S751
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

IT A young man visiting hi. ,eis.res. met a rival who was same@hAi advaneedia years, ssd wishing 70 .si'y hsrh. Inquired ho~ oid he wss. "I can't tell, replied the other but this saa tell you tha, an ass ts olteT at 'wsn'y than man Is a, sixty"
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

gJ- The An'rrican Protestant Chapel at Rom has been closed by order of the government. Thi want of toleration has saus.d much irritation 5 Rome.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
JOB PRINTING.

The prop ieior of the Arkansas BaHueT, rec spsetfuly informs the public that he is prepared p execute every description of Jos WnRK, with neat ness sud dispatch and at la1 rstes any office ia the SIaie-such IS
 Bools, Pam ,hiets, Haad Bills. steamboat
 Bills, Posters. Hills of Lsdins, Biil
 Heads. Hor>e Bills, labels,
 cards, Receipt', &e.
 Also conSiantly on hand. Blank Notes. Cltrk'>. SarriG's, Ju~tice's and Consfabie's Bla lks of every ktRd, BianA Deeds of con- veyaace. Sc, winch will he sold cheap for Case srcitt acc tpiRHc". and wiii pr sent hymati ta any part of the state. If required.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

b Tn f1s lhHis ihoa'shd rsoas were srfslga- ed m Engfand Tor cfifsinsl ot. Brr. itsfif wine tssths of s~i om were isssTsis, tstfh oHiy ceehi read and w,e; and but sl eat Of fhs 5f ao bad Is- esised sn e.Uea.lou of tAs higher Kin.