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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23
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 Oar advises fsam tks seat sf eosmument aEe esasnaily Of Iit4is iniessss- The El0uss oganiEed on ths arst asy by tAs el.rsisn oF iss onsf.. and we and the ygte sf oar ReprenRssaffse Eecosded la favor of the saceessfaI candidates. all of whom were nomiaees Of the asn0cnac caucus. and strOag e0mprmiss mra.
 We g1ther frOm the rreeeedings af ConNess. that tbsrs will be. during this seaEaa. much ex- eitement. much eonfusisa and szperity. We can ssy nothing yet ts tOreshadow events. but tAis. that there s already little to doubt. but that ample evidence will be furashed to all. wbo are not predetermined to disregard and disbslieve if. that the soutA b .tns, will be viciinlsed, should the south herself not exhibit clearer sense os her rights and inten sts, and better will to defend and save them.
 The aGitatios. indeed. has already commenced, snd the Unisa p=vty' of the southern States the party opposed to agitation and aiscussion- the frat movesS. the originasoTs of t. Scarcely was its leades, the renowned [" UDioa loving dem oeFatic- whA.' Foote seated ia the Senate, befose by Tesolutaon, he called up the wAoic question again, thus opening the way to a renewal of tle discussion, with ell of its attendant bitterness and slnfe, which every real aud unpretendinx lover oi the UniOa hOped had been forever settled.
 Who can now place the responsibility of agita- ton upoa those devoted " State nghtS P men, W ho true to ths south in resisting the compromise, are still true, in nov sincerely wishing it to remain unagitated and untouched ! But the great ques- ton has been again started and test votes ia sbun- dance, will now be forced by northern men, who though they achieved every thing by the conspro- mise. are determined to war aatil they repeal the fugitive slave law, and deny to us. and our proper ty every constitutional protection.
 The time has passed when agitation could beue. fit the south. Had she been firm and united, q compromise worthy Of the name could easily have been effected. Bat the golden opportunity hes been lost, and all can now hope to effect, IS Id hold on to that, which we have no. yet lest. Agi- tation is therefore out of reason, and rgtGous to the best interests Of the south In the naEie then of ali that sacred dear. to her, let tals ques- ton rest in peace.
 The CnIoa party" of Georgia have resolved to E. into no national convention. but 10 await the action of the two parties, the pguuugatieps of the6 platforms. before they decide upon their oatse. This party coRslst of Toombs and Stephens, whigs, and Cobb. etc, democrats. How wise the policy might be for the whole south we canno, say. That it IS adopted by such as the |" Union party of Georgia, gIyes it additional force. Ye; ihaHy event, the southern democracy should in peratively require, clear and implicit declaration from the next national democratic convention upon the rights Of the south and if no freely and frank y given, the remedy must be left to be determined by those who are sent to that convention, and those who sead them
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23

 iceslon wiaeh i's noFsl power Ass nsA l.rp sAl. 70 eA'raS ovct ac, aE& to ssk gFsap ,ny fe,tn- country Tea Racs ceaatenaac% ss x,a evcaar.~. me sNeessivr ia the manifestation of ey,nn.ss ana cary Sosae appreciation of aa,.onsg ,sgsts .s, AAs'ea~l da''ts 70 'bs tearls ~ ;hr pa.s,s.nss.s rulers al Cabs ~'N~s ! s,ierr'y sfi'm Ina, sgvs ac,sr had snv e,,,. aee''ea ~tb iss parties Wtlch have ,,vsIae,s ,h,. sand and sssl tev of,ly srsands Ff ha,,.., T, ', pp 'As san oi he tios cFI,aen nt and Saa,s..A ., ,S4en 6efe, are tha. anu ga American. tsa, tse 'aSea To aal0Fc nay nationality oue ,.,y ss,., waeh Fc4aFsed es ;hS Government "a @o =, n. ,a spaaa"n ihc business ! was sasassa sa ,hs, saseose''' s' 90 iSf as Sas able. ihoxe of ray mn. satsnaaie ecuaiyyFaeR who wvrc canstvNx rs s'.o '''s' ID tiis eoaf had ,be gaepeiesg sprt t.aeF eaii aadSeity} ia rely upon ay inu.,r, s"a 2, ny Fsgh'S ss an Aneresa cilssra
 ha''ee pceu deUcd j8stcs. Fno9 ask at ,l.. aa''ts oi 'he AmtrcaB tsaveresaca, sn,F tSa A,s.. s'esa psopis saat liberty o( whssh am ,r,s'., eas'y depssta, All ,ae A0rreS og tAs Sns.,st. s"eeyS az before me. aad Tay only Asprs srr n ,i,s Ss''ea''i.s ot 'ay eeoa,rS aad ,ae psamp, se'ioa ot oar NsuoaeI ts.stsnl,ea,
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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23
For ,se Banner.
Letter Nc, {,

MEssRs- EDiroRs: In ny last noticed briefly the causes thst operated upon the mnd of the young i pioneer, ln selecting future home.
 | There IS smother class sf emlgrsE;s, which IS. 1 perhaps, the most numeFous-coafPosed of the
 more sged-men Of families. who feeling their a- ability io provide. as they woatd wish, for their children, ia the S,ate that gave them birth. where ! lands high. seek homes iR Aew county where lands cangbe procured at q low rate. But in thus engra;ing tAey ao not forget another very impof- tani duty which they owe 10 iheH ehil1ren--tbat of providing for their education. They wish Q settle ia part of The country where theft sons and daughters, instead of growing up in shameful ignorance, can be taught some of tke rgaiments of science-where they may be qualified to enter as actors upon the stage Of fife. with correct notions Of themselves, sna eIaltel ideas cf theif daty to . their God and their fellow linen.
 They know that the establishment of an eff eient system of ptAeticai education. was the G,st object of the early inhabitants cf Ono. Indiana, illinois, Iowa. and other States, and thai to this may be traced their unparalleled prosperity, and believing that all ihe States are awake to thelt own interests. they suppose that all have adopted the same policy. Ia con;ag L. th1s State they are impressed with the belief that schools are spread out and scattered all over the eoaniry m ihe fail tide s9ecessful operation but like the young man before alluded b, when they srivs hare, diSap- posntmen, stares them full ia the face. In many instances they reiurn, og direct tbei, coarse to where Eteir chidFen may enjoy these advantages lfthey renaia. which IS oleR tke case lrke The reh nan of whom oaee read IA 4 old yenet cd book. that had five bre,Aen' who he desTo4ss shoa Id escape he psiss with wAich he, was ,orrneated, ,h=y wfite back 10 iseg friends ansacqaaiataaces who are induced so direct ther coutse to some more coageaial elme,
 l. is true we lave a..schooi fdnd here-.he SIX. ieengh section of eseIy icw waslnp in the State and seventy sections gwen us for a seminary, are sci, apars for educational purposes, which, wsiA prop. CT legislative management. would be amply sufF;- eieas to educate every child in the Saie not only in ;Ae RssIlsh branches, bui in the clAzz:es. Yet alas. how mAny sixteenth sections csn boast of having respectable seminary oflesrning, to which the youths of the ,ow nship may be seea wenaing their way each morning
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23
For the Banner
A Remin,.renee---Repea,ea.

In the last Banner endeavoged 10 se; the Editor of the " DeGSOc=s1 right, in regard 10 his statement that Ii had been the practice 10 tender nomination foT second term, 10 the incumbent of the guberaatoral oGzce. To that commnnics- . ton the " Democrat has not deigned reply Perhaps the canvass Of ls4s for the office oi Co., vernon IS to him a dssgreeahle TemeRiscence.- But the people of Arkansas can never forget Gov. Drew's anhtaIy letter, in which he charged Woodruff with endeavOring to prevent the organizaiion of Capt Borianfs company for the Mexican war: ROT can they forge: Woodruff s effort to supplani Drew, in the nomination for Governor. with the notorious theif. Thornton. who, t was knewa at the time. was pl tnderng the S;a.e Bank.
 The earliest attention of Woodruff and those geuiiemen s5oa; town, who supported the ia- maculaie ASner, is requested 10 these facts, in oTder as repeat again. to ' rin4seais ,At tr4tA 2 ksst1ry." R.
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O- Messu. Matthews & Co. wh. have recently vs'ied us. are tTsnsscsing sisrse sad lAeral bus. uess wiih Arkansas in the produce liar. and VIC take RleasaEe in referring our merchants to them fer CsacaE7at supplies. la tAc .sDaily Times of tha, city xe Spd the follovsng notice st tAe open ing opesstioas of the kEMths sea=sa fr sux riyer
 lone nercsatile house oA Wanuty street. James Mathews X Go, have sh,pped ihree knz 9re1 foas cf freight shis week. on the s;eaDsr Trustee, for vassous towns on the Afkaasss rIveT. It was shipped b 90 different coasigaees. eonprsing in voices of all kinds Of grcceres. psodnoe, and Cia- that has been wholly tIverted from New Orleans within tvo os three years; and the essTprising hosse in question has had pretty large hand n the business.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23

u- The citizens of Van Buren held a meeting and passed resoutionsin favor of uilllag plank road frox that place se seFayetteEile. We under stand they iniead taking early steps 10 have the work put iato opeSatiox. Also the citizens Of Camden and vicinity are determined upon plank road from Games Landing on the Mississippi. whilst the whole county of Philips are resolved toceuascs Helena and White river by rail road
 Prom every secissa of the State Ee receive the most gratifying accounts of the excitement upon the sabiec, of internal improvements. The pros pect Of good roads is e.ery dsy becoming brighter and more eheesing.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23
rAe came ef Brag.

At the head of iAe editorial page of he ..DeE.o- erat,'. we Rotce . standing declaration in large type-" CncclAros, larger than any otasr paper in the S,ate." whilst the " wh;g declares in the same words; Circulation Of the Ark.. Thig, lar ger than any paper in the State" Such aie the bold and contradictory assertions of two papers either of whom would take .t m high dadgeon, If their veraciiy was disputed. Now we ethiRs. wiih- out endangessg our owa reputation fof truth. we may safely assert there is ie out h sAis tessi. moay of thci- wide spread circslatioa. either one, og the sfhex besh. hsrs tse sfauses. We are inclined to ihiak both have--sor # either csa beat the " Banner." wonderful most be their subscription lists Go fl. gents. he world is wide. spread yourseives."
 How pleasant is lovely thing a little out ofI seasor-a rose bud in winter. for instance. or kss ia church when the deacon's eyes gre " clos ed in pssyes.s Stolen apples doa', begin with t.
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The following accounts we take from ihe & Ga zette aRa Democrat" and presume they are con- rectly transcribed from the copies and tie in tAe aditor's office.
 " State of Arkansas, oiaee of sse'y Of State, JsH- :. To Adv'g sets to change mode or yaiios,
 and aansnd eIttibuiSoa 5o00oo
 :ssd-2s sqrs- week. SIS 90
 certify mat above wsts pnbs afsd by order s the Legniaiure and correct The AaaiDr !" lsTr of at "h'eI payable 9Ss 2, t,s spptopa,s fund R-J of tle Auditor warrant on tne Israsatsr log ss for pay meHt ci the above account 1881. ToL A. wAileiey, D. yss : To pubif.hiss an ssAst ts repeal tte Sauot
 and revive the rtss Uees sJstesa oi SotlHg"-S Jsa 7 To distrshuts proeee1s of the soo so ac1-s9
 published 6y oI Ser oi L-snssasse-A sq- W. 2s co
 s2s SD der O! ths SeasraI Assembly The Alaitor ~ii warrant oA tas Treasury Ia layer of l. A. whi'eey, iT eo,.iass mud o t-s EHee atiss as Ir1.saeat
 aec'd osrhe hadior wazras oa Is TreAsIre. sor the amount of the above
 Msrel Is, is5l. LA. waiTELEY.' They are for the same work and have therefore been paid for once too often besides the changes being each time double what They ought 10 nave been. It IS not our province to palliate Mr. Whiieley's errors in this matter That they are wrong we do not pretend 10 dsny-,hat the Sec retary certified thsm wrongly IS evident; bat that he did Ii by way Of eoiusioR or fraud. as charged by the ' Gazette" his life and character utterly refss-. That T was done through mistake every one who knows Maj. Greer ~.ll without hesitation So state.
 The Adl;os has not only claimed Inc Elght but declared i; hIs sworn daly' to go behind the sufficient vouchers of all officers. These ac- counts have been paid by him-they were wrong glanngiy wrong. Where was hS "rgk.' and his < sworn du:y' as the public G aaId!rn" al that ame--was he eolia1ing with tAe Secretary of not SO charged by Woodraa. though he is, acco.- ding 10 As own construction of DIS " sworn dety,'' as crimina in paying. the Secretary of State IS, ,n certifying these accounts. No one in l,s senses can for q moment suppose either oi the officers, are wilfully guilly a ths matter, yet Danley the the friend of woodsaf, is passed by without cen sure. whilst Maj Greer $ ASsaled with the hii- ;erest malsce of the old Hssa.
 The accounts gre 80 palpasly erroneous. that 1t IS solly 10 suppose that the Secretary oi State could have hoped io pass them before ihe lynx eyed Auditor had he wllfully desired H. un.eSs the eol.gsIsa of the Anditox IS supPosed-it ls an in sult to Capt. DAaley's understs ndlng If the one is gailly. the other must share n with him. Maj, Cheers long unimpeAchat!e official career, places him fAs above tae scariIi;y aAd venom of Wood raa
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fm the Banner.

 Messrs. EDgroks:-I take the following Irom a correspondence In tbe last "Gszete': l" Ills (BorlaRd's) visit here last summer, left a favorable impresion upon our people in hlS fasos, which wili tell favoIabiy for lam m any future poiiuesl contest"
 Had t been written. any future Jarorubie con test. the sentence woald have aSsaredly been aeeIl jGeorsd. Bat Il goes on:
 And, although am whig, am a BorlSnd man. whenever a contest comes of between inn self and Bob JehaSen,'
 Of course. Dating Borland's visit to the west, last sumner, hss opposition to he nominee o( the democratic party was well calculated to make a a fassrab!e aapressioa " upon the whgs. and we are not surprised that they fasoe him beyond the sterling democracy of Bob Johnson.
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IF Tn relation to cotton. Inc Liverpool Courier has the following eHeoBTsgiHs, 2 maiss
 Oar position and prospects afr n nnlsheli- Nearly ail t.ie naris ioF he Taw msieEai are drsiaed to lbe dregs; Liverpool IS an exception hai here lt g issi r3anfng 9ui, with Bo prospect of imuedia,e supply. The constipation ssrees apace, and probably exceeds he general ~etAly estimate, and aoihIng but large, tfrs A1gs eya, gan keep pyices where they are AineFiea iid of pfDmise, bai the sagscloBs men say ssYet any lhfns more ,ban good cfep. ,s only pfoaise ibry fear that the large orders, gent out at very l1w limits, viii n5i be executed, agd tbsl jhGy mAY be caught bitterly out Oi stock by change "i prospects, and q consequent ctsHge of 'iews-- TA!s induces msay to creep iato stock a little abd place themselves oai 0! danger ttom aay s@aaen geacts3n.
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CITY wLncTsox.

Lrvsss Bees, 11A ocs. issI. Msszs ssAnass nszndaas G~asam@e--Yoa wai peass sunounea eanAidnie Or the aes af ctv csaasAh tbs snssls Aaaasry eise TsA- vesy Fs1pesfany,
 CeRxELICs STONE. O. Ws aEe anEhastsad ss anaoanes HENRY GRIFFITH enndaaass r sesIscdaA fos cV caastshs q he ihg yanaasy sleciisa.
 O. We snshessssa AnAounee VIM. Y. CAUsrN, as aeaadiAnss f hs ess eT cav ilssosAer tss ensuing Jaanasy eiscsiaa.
 o. Hs sss auihssiseAss ans@ases Maj H. HARAlssON eaa4daas tar SAs sae of Cify seeaaw the ensuing q snnary sieeli0uL
 oesabss ~, Issl.
 Q2s wsars aasAsirzse C l. SULLIVAN caaaadms sr City csnssahss. sts ensuing January sinnfiam-
 co. we ass eataassssd h ana~@see A. ' HUTT. as ssndida fss Msyos of Gay Lis R~ck sl the ensu- iss janzzry sisssioa.
 09-ws sss su1Aasisez bs sRnansee E. ". MecRACK- EN Candidate isr Cssy Rssasss, ss snssiag Jan aasy election.
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Of agricultural scies~; faf. though seadlar and writing come hy aatare.T Il does Rot appear sha, good farming docs.
 When Mir. E. J. wAlkes tfaAll be called upon ,o exPlsia be esese uf ;he great BsStake in has esss- mate ol tAe aasssfs vf sstfeaitasA prodacs 10 oe eNpocfsd from ibe Ualiea Ssates ,his ycaf-a ms. take of three hundred miileas--he had better say iba; Il was because The government had fonadt3 no asrcaltatai school IL would be quite AS good ieaSoa aS any tAat De can giYe. ION
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wooparTr .SD iis ExrRAs.-w. r. Pope, Esq, Postmaster 0f this place. has deemed ii necessay to reply ia the Whig." ts the iRsiaaaiiOns made sg.las, hin by ,hs editor of the "Demo- era,," rela i've ts the msiiing of the Pressdsnis Mss4ags. h was poorly worth ar. Pops's while to ESsses the ekarge Os the ripsrsss oA seaid Mir. Pope discharges the dati-s of he ofcs faiihfaiiy sad sikcieat.y. Aad we are surprised. that he should feel aay annoyance by coatsapiibts sqa is from that searrilsns prsss. He is nsrs ssnsi:se sbsu, such things. thaa esrtsa ex-poss master of Li,sis Rsex. v ho was charged. not eniy with de- laying. tst sprriag e~reasudrnes thai. passed through hts sscs; and strange ts tell. thst yest master ts now the ptisnt tool of the aaa who msds this eyiminai charge. asd h.m with the faws- ing syeopeaaey q sPaaiei
 NsIghbof Of ,hs ' Democrat !''-do yoa kaov tAs, CT pastaasssy' H set. il wil afford us plea ss rs ,s .a,reases hia to ysnr seqaaiasaAes.
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CaecxEaT-Se would direct attention to the advertisement Of Messs. Moore & Co.,. Importers 0f China, Glassware &c.. New Orleans We have received theif card with every commenda- ton ss to the high character of the house and we feel 10 hesitation in recommending them to The ia- vor of our dealers in such wearx
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IF The most tsekiish Of the Kasaih qoc4''a'' IS contained "a os.e sentence oi hs sie speech 1, q sad is ia tbe Cofanon CoGHcii ot iiF e'P I' London. l repeat it bere-fAers s bone siao"t 'Ve' iiSrlszl qaesf sons which 0D,geghs IA iinpS' s"Ss the erter7.ai" Tss eIsso3ics the tree giss''A o' the Hungarian b this e0aniEF-1 inaafr sa taks psr ta tbe struggle sgaiass Ansifis aBd ths Car Th1 National in,eiagencer and ths bait' ,oose AneT.csn are slready ost ssoas ssa.-si a-f such seed-s lag.
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sT The "selunieer military conpanIes' of New Yosk siis eGer 10 parade eight tAousasd men for the KossutA procession. Tbese companies are two hundred ia aumbss. sad tAey gre distinguished iron the rsSaix nosinipsi amy by the name os the Tasgss Guards"
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--------- V Q fElss1 I1f tfFrp Where Pzae's psossa seustde aAiaes afaY <,

Though am opposed to borrowing any thing from the nofih, or from nonsrchaI goserumeuts vel think the people of Arkansas would do well to import lit;ie public spirit upon shs subject, From despotic Prussia we may leara an inportan. lesson. as ;o our datY 10 the youths of tae land. waose tralsiag. by . bountifal Providence. has besn placed in ous hands. There. though swal- lswed pp in superstiiOa. and blinded bg the pee ;, jgaices of eassoaa--ao.witAstznding al her sn-
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ANOTHER ssAaoi svs s.& Isas fA@sEl1S.--li s Lieut.. PIm of lhs KoYa. Navy Wb2 has psos''ssl f, b continue ths se&Eea ioE oF J"aa fi@HAlh. - ssys ne vii go iaf0nah h.asssS ans ose''a ~ ''T Ie;alssx of inc alleged Poias sea He ass he Sap
 ,,yYt of inc Adgatgaltv and a Hs Royal GeetiaPa'- cal s.,essty. lie also espeets iae sd ot h@ss'~. and Lalx Ffsnkhn has aesased 1yD @9l' of' sleade. means t0 tise sayanceA AeAi ol tae W'i*e''
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U Among the picked up sne restored articles. q ths Wosid's Fai'. were "iwo pstiicosss sad tvebusslss"-all unhesitatiuxis nssea dss sudtf the head ef :. ssnsae sppsssI..
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Archy. intestine feUdS. sad foreign wars. each and every child ia the Prsssisn dO'naons ,s taught .he mysteries of science. wh.ehssyStesa (thc best iaIhe world s now sowing the seeds of ligh; aud ksow- edge thsi re destined ere long to barsi forth hke . voseaac--desPot,sHns, prRcIpsl't'ess and powers wiil Ac buried SeHeafh it's tegeasralihy lava. and opon tbeir rains will rise. a the majesty of ,heit power, repubsscs in all the simplicity and noble ness of thsir moral grsnseur.
 kRa ruth emblaxoaes upon our bstilemen's, that "in;ciligence snl ,ifias are the foandst,on of ofi5erty'--aaa ii came be denied that isnerance and Hassalage % hand n hand together; vel, ia view ef these admitted truths what has Seen done what has been accomplished in Arkansas for the faftAeFaaee oC thst freedom. tkatlarrty that true republican spEit that has its roots ecply inpaai- eJ in the soil Of knowledge
 II ever tbs morning shall dawn in this State or country when demsgogae'ssa shall cease, and le- FsiatIan become Seienee--tf evef the period ar- nveS which w,Il bring Il io.,s proper bssis-equal -ius;--eq republican. thai day wii witness Inc expiring stsagsle G! the worst hydra that ever cursed any eogn,ry--tAat q irn9rsnes
 W5its eosafy. Dee. :, 1851 PER SE.
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DKsA NaEs.--John HcCsns. young nar' who sf4ont a year since had 8a Gs yng9. taf91n n bis face Ds t1so sists;ti wuai.rn, bss stciy gone as- lausea ?. ale sH he B.5ad AsYiga. New i@1. wheas be sas learning lns trade o' of isa ais%tas Tse yisE,p eat hy1 eyes oai ot h's bsSd' Aaa sN' yet eaBsl hls death. Tie iss ~ea'eh Hess Ssh- teacea to five yeaS .mppEoaEeSt AA AAssD'p N inaklaz t. procure isef paid9a' bai an,'r' NA' esicunIsiaEeeS Cah scarcely y.9Fs ssceeASf1i.
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II. o. Q. Fs-Cosenaas Lodge. No. [, ct Au- gassa. Jssksoa coaaty. was installed, on the sth inst., hy special Dep. Gr. Sec. F. 6. Gsu,tt. The following s a list of the oficers inssailea
 John Steele. N. G.; R. C. winberly. '. q i. h. h owsas sss.; ard Jssse T. Gay, Tssas.
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SsLe-acTno LATHE s0a IRoE sssoRx.-Mr. Rob't Brodie has procured turning machine, which viii enable him to execute all ordss- for machin- cry for mills, etc. See advertisement.
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p Ca geni Nat. Lewis, is OK on q tour through Perry. Conway, Pope. Johnson, Yell. Scott. Franklin. sebastn and Crawford counties; VIC commend him to the especial attention of orr subscribers and we hope they will be prepared for him.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-23

u We ,csll attestisa ts the advertisement of ,. D. Fiszssraid, wso sssil hsids forth Aesr the Pos, ozee. His celebrity ss sa asc,ioaeer is too widely knswn to need ealesy st our hasts--sivs him eah.
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IT Asprcn1ised ia or iass we publish this week. the eloquent speech of Gov. Roane upon the in- terestins subject of State improvement. and we 'ecomnend il to ,he careful peIusal of our sub scribers.
 It was delivered before the Arass. meeting held in this place, and ai the request of Nr. Beebe given to the public.
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1WM. M- Vas vAsxEsssasw. Esq, Wsrren Bradlsy esaasy. is suahoriEsd ts set as Agent fsr ehs AskAnsss Raaasr.