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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-08
The Dead of 1850.

The London Times. iA an eloquent review of the year that's gone and ava" thus alades io the many distinguished deaths of that period There tS no year. of course; m winch he grim Seyihss- bearer does not cut down many who have filled a large space in the worlds eye; bu; during 1hc las. one. De has gathered notably large haFvls, of ia nous names:
 "We are taking leave of year of funerals and eannot aanst the opportunity Of passing glance at the many great names, living and aourlShlng q twelye-nunth since. and added fo history. We have already alluded 0 Sir Roaert Peel, Lotus Philippe, and President Taylor. We maSt add the Dukeo Of Cambridge, the Emperor of China oug antagonist n AAe opium war; She Amefiean States man, Calhoun; the PFsisSs an Minister, Conni ursd enh0rgi the Queen of the BeslanS; Tho nuke af Pasmeia fhe Chief Justice Daheriv: Warls4sarf45 Jeilrcy, and Bowles; Miss Jane Porter, Wyatt tie sculptor; Sir Martin \. Shoe Frazeg Tgiief the agncutunst, NesRder. he German theoiselau. poor agharn. ef the f'verland Route, and uBaBy other names. respectable ia this age. and veneTa be, perhaps in the ages to come. AL of thegu even the hnmhlesf, and we 0oald add many more such. have deserved well of then county. snd cohstibufed not liltle to The happiness and th.- eleTatlon of their age.
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In Awful tragedy.

i M1ther r6oI4ted ty c Negr-ifteraoar $ rutr!ersI
 T,th her eAa!f-Tle MarGerer b1rs;!
 The Pauldihg Clarion of the lst gives an account oi an awful tragedy in Jasper county, on the 22th the details ct which almost to0 shocking for recital. On that morning Mt. John Digon Irving in the western part of the county, started out 10 hunt cattle lilS little son of two years old fond ly followed kim some distance from the house. unnobccd by his mother, MsS Man Dixon. who. as soon as She missed Aim went n quest uf hua q few hundred yards from the hoase brutal vii lam, q slave named HALEY. who belonged to her father approached her, and offered her the gross est insults. She repeiied him indignantly and wTth q club he felled her to the earth and com mitted an outage too aehouent 10 mention The poor lady even then, begged her life but the ruff ian Gend heeicd her not Bruised, mansied and detilcd b. stabbed ter with knife antll she was dead. The little child was found about 30 steps of, its throat cut twice, with long deep gas hes IL S probable the little innocent witnessed the unnatural pollution of hts m0theT--ieard her pite- oaS shrIekS-heT last aspirations for uEcTcy n her uuutleTahle agogy-bet0re The knife 0f the mon SteT passed over his 0En throai! Mr. Dixon re- turned ID the evening, and found his younzes, child an infant, lying in bed, but his wife and It. tle boy missing He summoned his neighbors for the search, and about l2 o'clock at aisst found them iu the condition we have described. No peB can depict hls feelings. Suspicion fixed en the slave Haley, and he was arrested next day When
 
 away his knife His eui!t was too nanifes, fof doubt, and hen whipped he made fBil confess son, impiiealas n his second confession anotber negro, who, however, II IS believed, Is innocent An awful fetrlbation awaited the worse fhan de- mon. The pubic indignation was st is helght and the blood cuFdie1 s. the vivid recollection of the uneNsmpiei atFocity H. was taken to a tree hear tlae spot where he outFaEe was committed. chatneG io t. surrounded slth Pine knots and other wool, and in tha presence ci zlsl respegfa- hle ciilzaus, IHcladiug mauY laG4ss of tte neieh- b2rha21, literally b1rne1 lle-thas having iste- taste of hFil ca ee5Jh.
 The unfortunate lady was highly respectah1E- aHlsble and modest. The uegfo had been ralye,l by her father, and svgeel ihal he bad long haF bogei sueG a design, The Clertea C8nia Is tt,, verde. a; tle iugy 0f inquest and The confess tll iiafEy We szTec wItfg that paper tisat ttlp re7Y bgap was most eshse8 s, and s.aslc lsnt fyr Inc pllence The hesf. siekeFls a, he details q. such aa iTocitE. WecaH Scarce teijeTe Ezt a3y being hsman shape eald be s7 dcprzTca zs the uaanstf Ssl.o has thas sF9gght l@s taia soF.os oz an atieeiiouste husband aad lis r-E.aia.nz chila.
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The Exile of Erin.

writer ID the Bosin" "ssanscuPt asserts that Campbell was not tEe author ef thus pathei r sous II IS very strange tha, Campbell should have claaa ed for hunseH or by hIS silence allowed others '0 claim loE hun, lines which weFc not his owH- Some wears sinee T was sad that Wolff. did nst Nu+e he narai of Sir John Moore. hnt that Il was the production oi d Scotch schoolGiasiof But s,e believe the clam disregarded.
 "This statement IS incorrect Thos Campbell IS not the author Of that touching song, Ti,e Exie oi hrin. II was written by Geo. Nugeai Rev noids an lnshman, on the exile of has friend J no AcCoHck. for having participated in the irish rebellion Of l79s. and was set to music by hls sister Mary n0w Mrs. Capt. MeNanata, of eavaa county, Ireland. and was known md sang by hun dre'is, long before Thos. Campbell ever went 10 Hanburgh.
 These facts were elieited, and proved beyond the shadow Of deobt. al an investigation ss to it's authorship, held in the Pour Courts in Dub ian lew days since, the result Of wh,cb called forth Inc eensure of the pfess en Campbell fr hay. Ing eia.mei it's authorship"
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JUSTICE.

New Arrival! New Goods! \ uSf received, per "Sania Fe" and ..s, Francis sB sna for sale cheap;
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stEange IRcident.

Al dian, uaroa county, eu the sd alt. fl sarfy assembled n The evening q tha Ep.sc0pal hureh to win ss t.e IaaTrlase 0f MT RatLerog1, b T ss b' oaIh Psrfses ot that tpN-IE--ls4y Nr. Marks G. pesi isa sae ceremony. The par stood ap the eeFemoly proceeded. and the fcsi of t4e ssfsj1es embracing be v0Ws 0i The bf,dearomn. were promptly responded to y hlH,. The covenant of the 5nde was theR read by the cleTrygasm s5 stseb sae prEnPiy responded Sg7' Tee H,iaiytar aeae-. aef 4 sss w4s ln earnest la saal sle sad. 'tYes, sis, sad she, "he has pet. Uge3 hmseli-,rfcd wta .Ae attoiiqsss of 3s,.efs--aaa have ,loae atf bal i0sllce4 and tamlaE abound. she took a zen. t-eassa's az1 and ieft the church.
 tSr H-----Pton5ptly asserted Ass innocence of tt. charge u4ade agasnSt hlEn and the !oslorsss day pa9-shed osEd n inc Tribune of that ;oysn. pfo- tsscDg that Do had proofs hand and had seni lof Otbers. NkicA he would sel before t6 iflse t convince tAega that fl wss az Raniou, hear,less aha NnPIovoked an oatrage as eepraxed humanity IS capable of PerpetIaGRg. ."--Csa. EAq.
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Archbishop Hughes.


 The New York Tribune says il understands that the appointment of Archbishop Hughes as mem Der of ihe College of Cardinals, has not been either formally or otherwise announced 10 his clergy in that city and that Ii s yet to be considered as having taken place. The elevation of Bishop Hughes is however. expected. and as it will be the creation of the frs, Cardinal m this country it may be regarded an evidence of the increased interest which the Pope is taking in the affairs and prospects of the Catholic Church ln the Uni ted States. As an ecclesiastical body the College is divided into three classes, to wit Cardinal Bsh ops, Cardinal Presby;ers, and Cardinal -Deacons, and their office is to counsel ue government of the Church, to preside oyeT such departments of Il AS tAey may be appointed to, and t6 elect from iAeT own number Pope. Their creation and promotion belong to the Pope exclusively. The names of these who are chosen are feai iE tas assembled Colleges. where they reeeiye the red nat, and the title Of " lis Emiaence" oI Ills Grace"
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Death of a Poetess.

death Of Joana Balllie, who expired on ihe even ing of the 2%d February, al the very advanced age of Ss. She lived the greater portion of her life with maiden sister, Agnes, also poeteSs, to whom she addressed her beautiful Birthday poem. She was bon a, Bothweli, within ear shot of the broad waters of the Clyde. Walter Scott was devoted adtnTer of Miss Baillic, but never succeeded In drawing Ter into society
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JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- .pecifuy informs the public. that he is prepared to execute every description of Jon WORK, with neat ness and dispatch. and at op Taies as any office in the State--such as
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills. Posters, Bills of Lading. Bill
 Heads. Horse Bills. Labels.
 Cards. Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Hank Notes. clerks. SheTiH's, Justice's aud Constable's Blanks of every kind. Blank Deeds Of com Yeyance, &e. winch will he sold cheap for cash or city acceptance, and will be sent by mail to any part of the state, if required.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising,

All standing advertisements will be charged at ihe frst mentioned rates, unless contract be made snsn ei for insertion; and must be paid for in ad- vance
 Nopetson will be announced for any office, either city. State, or county. without the advance pay in@nt of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ,usn,s. and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 Alsdrertissments mus; be marked with the num- ,ar of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid. and charged accordingly
 EyYeariy. baiI-yeariy and quarterly advertisers vii be confined their legitimate bHsiaess. All advertisements of different kind, for other per sous wlil be charged for al the usual rates.
 Al letters must be post paid. CT they will re- eeive any attention.
 IT. Positively variation will be made from the above regulations
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LINT! OH. LIsri,!
'sThe Fellow that Plays on the what-a'ye-
 CRiI-itls,

J5ist ever tss way,
 We hear every day, fellow who's learning the bugle ta play; Or t may be horn of that sort perehaBce. CalFd the "FreneA,. because tcasn't invented in France Ii must be horn, we're ratber inclined To1h,nk il IS enc of the very same kina, Whose music brought down old Jerieho's wall. To tds horn that job would b. nothing st all
 The fellow that howsis
 (And O. how Dc gees IT Ills luags like double aeek'd bellows, and ears Like jackaSsS own for il can't be he hears; And he ought No be eharerd, he had, to blow rocks; Gun coeoa itselfcoalda't equal bis shocks,
 1. the set of tho sun
 Ills toossng'S begun The watohTaeR alonu knew when ii iS done: At the hour, should gseSs, of 4. II. about l.. For when the sun rises, with nisght and with main And wind lp good order, he's al t agala. capital chap he would be for q naEse, To a very small bahy thaf's cross and Perverse; He could dr9wR all it's cries and # to sleep And the not make II walk. "could make It flesh creep" such q ta!er. as his IS a fortune indeed, There's n Sort ot danger he'll e'er be in need; He can alw- fn@ work and work Ina; will last, In keeping IT ! furnace in blast! If thunder ike ming, were what Morse re- quIfes To send on the news hY h!s telegraph wires, Oar hugler would be of just the right sort To pump out the thunder at so much quart.
 If the fellow would play,
 For once in way, Some sort Of tune, there be nothing to say; But this TOO; atoa-t33.5ng, and plating and blast ing; This raising a horrible din everlasting: This making night hideoas,' and dayhgh; hide ousef. Is getting, we must say, tedious and .ediouser- Is Iaythes too preTaleu, in ths ere community, And shonldat be earned on thus with unpaRty
 Just hear that fellow play"'
 T. a friend tolher day, We sad, as that.bagler. just over ;Ae wsy,
 With sTunt and jerk, Threw his notes out the window as big and as round As # each were cana9nball-weighi 24 pound Sad our friend, while he sioppd both ears 10 the sound:
 'Plry7" it's mighty hard work, And fl sweet Jenny Liud in her dreaming should hear it, She'd ana,heEmze Bridgeport, and never come near itrf
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nGFdscGre, H0rdtr0re.

I'HE subscriber would respectfully inform hi customers, and the public generally, ihst he ha, received, per steamer Excbsnge and Dispatch. th. largest and best selected stock os Hardware, evei f9li1sing:
 Back Smi'h Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Sledge and ba7d Hammers, Horse Shoes and Saiis
 "o dozen common Knives and Forks; dozea i'ofY handled tbalance) do; PocKe,, Pen, and desk hh'e.i inzsu superior Razors w ade k Butch. ft'J, Kn.efs' shears. Scissors, and gents pocket .'''F'' Buiantis, German Silver and Iron Sieeis Nrciz Knyes Sae' saHs, ainis aud per gun locks; gun worms .- Ng*rs powder fasks. pistol do.. oii fi1ds, sho' 'St atd pouches, game bags, fish hooks and lines @--s''e hasSs gan nipples. water proof per. caps eaa7H do
 i4h h7applf Of pai-locks, rim do mort. do cot. =-'' closet ENghsh store doitio, and plsie locks t--5e 'aiehrs, screws, butts and hinges. bras. CH..ins', Daws', ''Keb,uck," and simmons axes
 .Ne.' hand ail'o, Collins l4 ao.. shingins ~is, An. lath si.to, claw dltto' hammers of ai i-aa squafFs, C. S. Socket and hrmet ebis.l. 9. f' aEa hinges slagie and double b-neh plane., ,''+ a3'., tand saws ,--bFass shoe and com, lacks aFas4Ees, stass seEe. HHgs, sswlag snG Deg. eAi', sirfnp lfoHs, hooks, 'ailors and Gef
 '"'si ttimhies, single rein snaps, spiug baisn- Taper, mil saws. >S cut say, files. horse .A'ls, Sr brass A1d J4pd candle stleks. ssat!-ts l'l horse fnaae eonbs, eottoa cards, wool dc He-se cards
 N''' H'a ass'd., bang borers, shovel and .tonss '~'lt Sreaehes, knitting rms.
 s g. shoe brushes, paint marking and crumh ' @"i'N wash brushes, cloth, ,Vhaif. anI shaving
 's'h and flesh do eoauier co.
 ''. A1a Sop cocks. noiasses gates. sputs, cur afa'' cotton fines and rope, ,rneil.poirts. e Be '''''' s'''S'"s ooH' 9aa slee! hoes, polished irare. and log chains. ''h eha'ss, pl4siering. brick. and paiuifhe t'esFeF-. stip scrzpers, tfsss ts6'lved and 'toa fire irons, sheep shears. (. $. says, ... ~h'ses, shoe do, fry pans sheet rortar.
 Neilss, grid irons. rsLos .irons, cotton N' L.a"'lia rope, sla,es, drawing .knises, nui
 Ne Ne, which, having recently patehas. N'" York, enables him la seiIat,gie al.bsr.
 JOHN D ADAMS Inn. D. L0'ess SisGmb0ai Lasiing.
 ''''-' Hse' ", isSO. IS
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING:

Advertisements will be inserted st the uSual w.es of the other papers in this eity--that $. sl q square for the hrss insertion. and sfty cents square fr each additional publication A hecral aScoant wia be made to tAose who adycStNs ay he year.
 Ir Poslioassers are authorized to act as our agents. and wi.i retain 10 per cent of all money received and transmitted to us fer papsO and as- Fertscmenss
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A Xyori.ing f.rei.la,ure.

In Hl51laIlaE lhe V ri.fH-nt sigle die. on its 5d I7t., af the Le-islaial@ of Nss5ar. he st. Loa.s RcpHbseaa pays ibe folea ag compliment b ths la3sgtgy oi Is nelnieTs,
 't Aa 4-ssssa4sfe Ass2 s-ges Npgksa as falthfaliz wha'e ef may ea Inc iu3waeHt upon .hs result oi their deliberations. Ihey usa Y assembled at ' AM. s2 anQ i2 adloGraed 3lGasr. sal ia the afiegnogm. and acssn after tea, IL wss sab.se, 0! eoaansrnt by those wBo had wltaasss-i former Legislatures, the many hours devefed ty the lae,- bcrs to labor; and theiT committee duties were a~ ardaons AS ther attendance upon ;he sexs,an - ffoFe were. u may oe, indiYldpAi exceptions yut they Ner- few aad animpgsaAi ss affecting iae geRtfai TvSait.'
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BOUNTY LANDS.

TO THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR uf Isi2 AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SINCE i-N THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN; YYNhKR the act oi Congress passed the 2rh day of Sep V Fhcr la9 all who served any capacity in any al s aove was ehet militia Feguar service, fo, sos ai 1ash 9 mOse, are inIiiied 0 Bounty Land.
 h shdrigHed being in possession of RI the forms and aae rHE ls al the requirements Of the yarous offices ai h~ usenaeHt, wn attend % procuring Warrants fog "sa Roanues and q desired locate the upSn Coop aNss and procure the patents thefrisg
 Ariaeau under this b vii please state names,
 pace H Fe>tehce Stae, rank beid oi captain of com
 pam, alff o it1seni. Of infantry, tOE oiheF aRf} com Aad"i 7 fssni when enlisted volunteered drafted, ~ Va' place about what time, for whai term of ser r ao 1B@ 10 syr3ce when discarge and, if they have l es ssrge-, 1fssad ttsm IL wiow, stale Oi whom; "' and ~oefs srT.ed, hrr PEeyious to marrage, "" -d ~EeFt her husband d and fl Ur nos she Is Sl a l N B ar1 husai,d ~as killed in hslt.e state i,
 H 3s i0taau9 be ipfs aTied, the necessary papers will % 'ais4fsd aaa seai ,p v,e ctaiaants for signature.
 A cHaeBicsilsHs PosT Pam aadcssrd ,o hsfa ili et1Fe pfung aiteulon l.. \. WHfTELEY,
 Arkansas Banner oHsce. Liitic Rock, AFks,
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G- The Indians above Crow Wing riyer, on the Mississippi, are in a starying condition, and i, is sad that between five and seven hundred of then have died of pnva,ions. chief ;o whom they applied for advice IS sad to have recommended them to acts of violence.
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-r ARKANSAS BANN E k
 pra14snEp EVERY TUESDAY.
,ysrar A. wHIrELEv, Publisher.
rERMy.

Fsr rss copy one year, -....''' = " " g,, tlrfe cop.es, one year, to one address, w 2 ire cop.es. one year, t5 one address III " g., teu copies, one year, to one address %o V9
 e7,The name of no persoa will De entered upon ... be.,ks unless payment be made :" aarsses' or .,s,r,sa Ny some responsible person in this c''y.
 Distant subscribers may forward us money oy s.,.s- al OUT expense and a; onf risk provided ... ,1s.uas.e.'s reccip. be taken and preserved i3i ogr ptoieciou'
 r-ySo deviation from the ahoye terms.
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Logical.

Tael Earl of Carlisle lately presented a petition m tte 'BrIiish House of Lonls. from number of women a sheffield, who proyed to be invested 14iii the elective franchise. The .tadng ot inc pe.ii- aon provoked great mrth, bus iogiesilY enough, says ihe Columbia lS. O Republican. 'ta our pafl we aee no feas0a sh hy pelsrc0als should uei oe permitted 70 iegRlate ier a Kingdom wA,ca has already female for ts soyefegs."
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False sYn,nn.hx

We understand that on Tuesday two negroes were arrested on change of iarc eny; but, upon lt aslns made known thAashey were fugitive slaves anu taa thelf masters wefe in ho yarsaii oi th4s iae inafr1f was eotaptogsssed, and they were per- Inlitedio esespe.--I'itsstarg Posl
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JOB WORK.

Of all kinds. such as Steamboat Mils, Rlls of La dias, Posters. Hondhills, Shcrias Justlcor and GoaStableS' Blanks Funeral and Cotilion Tickets. Cards. Book and Pamphlet Printing execnsea with seatness ans asspasch, atmodeaats priees ior cash
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Ji quaia. oA gent had nlan al srgrk ID b.s garden s ho sss Qalte the reverSe.
 !" Ar Jones'" sad h. to h.m one m9fa.ng. "did ioa eves sea A xnsfl P'
 "Ceuanlrss' said Jones'
 " Fhen." said tas 9ld aay. "yI1 must aa9e met him, foT yog could n&gez eteEtes4 hHn'
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Death of senator McDuaie.

The South Carolina papers announce the death of Gen. George McDufhe, L. $. Senator from that State, He expired on the morning of the ilth ult., at the residence of Colonel Richard Singleton, ID Sumter.
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Bishop Hughes n Cardinal.

report has been received by the Asia. that Archbishop Hughes has been made Cardinal- Our foreign papers do not mention the fact, and Il IS probably not true.
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A Candidate for Congress Arrested for
 MaFdcT.

Gen. Wm, Culium, who was oa the 1(-h ias. nominated for Congress " tbe whigS of tha NAsb- vile district, in Tennessee, aud s lo few aays pEes ions shot Thos- Davids9a, las been arra .ad aud held 10 bal in the sum of sZ0.Osi, with two securities. each sl9,0o Culam claims To have acted on the defensive; aud Davidson had js. been resess~a from the peni'eatiary foE having Sho: Mr (. some years ago.
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J~ First class tickets Tor the Worlds FaiI are three guLneas for gen,lemans and two for lady s ticket, and these will procure admission a. all times when the exhibition Is open
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Wholesale Indictment.

In letter, addressed i1s the frl AAfuycr t t)lP, lin, Lori CloncuEy aas ehagged lhe EaslisA Gov. ernrnent with having caused tae death by stsrra- ton, within the last foar years -of 2 o 00u of tAe Irish people
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I5 Never Hrd to an acquaintance tn sB auction. V aaq a9 oucey and when the sale eioseG. we ioana ioW broken chaIrs, S,x cf4c aed a0sser-p.-e aAQ Saoe s- Aneed betstead knocked Jog. <. ls. H aaf @e intended Hads io 6 fliend, had been taken Hp by the auctioleef as b5ag for yle kitchen fHFuRBte.
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aren, uirth nr noelnLs-

st Is commencement on saturday, dubbed zZg young gentlemen gfsdaatea # tis institution sffh tke degEee gf Doctm ol Medicine tte grestes, number before Se8t oct ftolo aay one inst.ty, lion.
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THE BAN NER.
LAMBERT J. REAnDoN, fr
 LAMBEHF <. NyElEfELEY.
LITTLE ROCK
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL $, 1851.
Agency for the Akransas Banner.

Agency for the AkTansas Banner.
 De- Mir Wv. E.. BEayERs is aathorizsd to act as iEeRi for the BaanST, al Lost Greek, Saline county E. MT GEoRGE Boees is authorized 10 ac, as iSeni for the Baaner, at Pine Buff Ark.
 tJ- F.. " cARR General Agent, Evans Buid- ngs, Aof,h-wesi corner Third and Walnnt streets, PhilsdelPhia, is authorized act as Agent for the 4rkgnsas Banner"
 J. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 2G Camp Street. New oriean. Is oar exclusive lent 10 procure and col feet names for advertising, Sc., in that city
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g' Brevet BrigadieE GeReIal Hitchcock has been assigned to the command of the troops at Santa Fe and reached Cincinnati on the 18th ult, cn roate for his post.
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An Amusing Position.

To see drunken man fancylng himself beset by Foobcrs, kneeiing at pump, and n most piteous manner begging the handle not to strike hinl'
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1T The editor of an Eastern paper says that many Of his patrons would make good whee! hor- ses they " held back 80 we'll
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Sentenced for Life.

The boy Pritchard, convicted at New York of manSlaugh'er, has been sentenced to in,prison- ment for life His mother went into conyulsions thereon.
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a,y ,,erson forwarding 10 us tsn aears ia current f,il. for Fosr new subscribers, will receive a -,,gy sf cur paper fgr sat year, eratis. IT. any one forwarding twenty dollars in current fs,ds, we will send ten copies Of the BANSEa Tor ssmsay new subscribers. and one copy 0i "opKF s T.nv,. Ro,x orGkAHAa's MAGAZINE for one year. q., ans one forwarding thirty dollars in current fInjs. we vii send fleeA cnpiesof the BANSER lsr as uaay now subscribers, aud sns copy of the Vnjl.l States Magazine and Democratic Review fer oae year.
 T.. aay oos seBdisg us the larg~st number lover Eftsen1 @! aex subscribers. acconpanied with fe sSvanee pavmeat, al the lest me ntioned raies, We wsll send 0as copy of the Spirit Oi the imes. with tl,res steel engraviags, and one copy oi BlsekwoOd's Magaziae for one year
 IF R@mit,ances may be made at ory risk. and re- s.p,s will be promptly returned. la making such ,ui,taaces. the Post Master Tsceist should be ob- niae3 ie! our protection.
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spirituouS Liaaors.

There are in New York city ,225 establishment where hquor is sold. Of these 1, ,425 are licensed and 3,S96 are open on Sunday.
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l3- Y" What paiI of beautiful black eyes hat young lady has, sad Jeaks b CAeaks; how afighI and Sparknag" Yes, rey,''~ replsed Cheeks * they woald EAAke spi. assa sreass Jany