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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
TaIeraiiOn.

When Abraham sai al hIs tent 'onT, acc"r' ing to hts tG.iua, ,asai'gt 70 -urit tin siFsEg-'- he ~"p ., oh n >io ping sd i+ mn oa hi> stef. ArATt wtn cg- and bAVAI easi t.'N Af'' tton. "'," as a hun nsh ,rsi. of Ag-. Il received hi kihl', h-i h,, i--' P'osrted snpP-r eAn>' u tIm |" stt ios bai ohs-tsIn. tbAi tEf ,nan ei ,.i pray ~si in' begged tI bi--sI.g 'i. ta ai. hS s-k~'i hia Ahl b. dlh '1ei wsn-aip h. Gii"i the h"~sshs. The uid to hsIa ihAi i'e ACT p-d ir" ffs "ilt aud he srkhnAlefg.d ha oihsr G Ii. A ~hcg assw.' Ah ahsnn gr,w So .i.'i-iy angry ib'i bs thiust the oi m 'sat "i ht- irh sni rxposd him n at tar esi- uf iie t'gbf. aud agBA,.i-'i e0h. i,iies. When fh- old ",sn was g.sn Go eslis' io Ab: ham. sni asked i.s ws~fr thr >iiasg"t @a> II. I-tlir, Ih'H-i hIia sxsS h esssr he sisd n,,' ~ ~oish,p ih--. G ~i sn.~-tSi hlm. have -aff 'r'i ihs+ h1s!frd year A,tho'4 sh h- di- -hasor, q ns aud eeuid'sl Hot thOs tLslufr hIsn "''r nigts's
 Bissep TSyor
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
word. wei, a..ken.

Ths Avgussa CenstiuiIsnaliss. la noiieing eommuabe ,iioa from the eciior of the New Yosk Day Book rrlstive tO his paper. which a'P~ars to the Conssi,aiOsai's,. 4Ed rsnarkag spcu the UsIOa dsmOu-traIion In N~w York sud sewhere. do~s aot arsm to have ~sch confidence Ia such Pssfss. sed friends OI tI!s Southof their organs lt ~ys
 'Ar should he sorry se- the Seatl, eea6dIng her rights sud the proieciioR of hF interests to th- Gnaratsn-hiPo oi such people place suy valae on thvW foFb arane-. N~ith-r a sra-- of eaa-sra ti""sl OhRaiirn e' con,uea Ia>Iic- would ia- heencr ibris aeiian Baa it v rqaiKc earr mous amaaat of credaity rat ssatlt-rH people 10 boi~se, at this late day, that Wn. Srwari is n"t poieni aud a eoniFoIIing the State ei New fssrk, sud tl,s, abtltiSHlsm is net completely iH the crDd~St. The esenis ef reeent occurrence are loe fF-sl. ia tls-ii 'eeail-eliaas
 ! be riectioa of Washington HBnt. ss GorerBoF. with his denuuciaiisR of the fiIve slave law s'ili warm oa his lips. he erew ning triumph of SewsFdi<sn, an thr spirit of inVr-rat~ hostility 10 . uth-ru institutions 1hs ivci tsst Seward has infnence enough io obtain aud retain oliic~ for u Sdreds oI Ii- followers st Il,- lands Of Prrs.Rt ku"wn ie Ire hostile ,s him. sud who woald make war Opon hi'n aud his friends ftF dret prove he power "f asii.slav-ry in New York, Let nat the south waste her lime and Ii,oughs and monev In the vain hope "f prOpiiiiing sch people. >hs wonll humiiste herself J as jag any favor or for
 
 s@f stone. and bid defaacr to her foes The pocket nerve makes friends for the south md UnionisIs al Ih- North sud is The Epovirg raus- af lE-if patriotic U, ion e,ings. Afsr sp- prUpri ling tn = owa th. whole If the gobh~n acquisi ions of the Pacific bonghI hv -"uihsrn as well as norh-rn blood treasure th- North Ddys ,he SAVfh off a UBion speech and resolutions snd professions oi justice Usiou speeches and r'snlu- tion el,rsp pay in rxehange for soulh~rs dollars Bat Mr. George Il Oed. who presided over ihs gre.i New York Union m--tiug. v"i~d for Washington Hunt. the seward cs"di late fur G"v~rn0 Aud if ihe Union men of the northern cities friendly ta soathrra rights were pOIl-d. h would pr bshIy be found that th- bond of aHioB beiween them and Us is not desire to do ja>ice. bu, ove of south. era trade How large portion of th-s' rrad-rs of ilh" D " Book we on'y conjecture. The pro fits of southern trade recorf-d thrir day books and lrdgers will furHi~h gsag- tn the interest most of hem feel for southern rights and the bonds O Union
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
rha Tariff


 The Wishing oil cnrr~~ir'n tent the Charles ot, Courier. in his tieT Oi the 20th; -ays:
 Mi. Huht-t, Chaam n oi tnr Sesst- Finance Conmi tee. and M B,iiry. aiso of tt ( m niii.e nf wass ani Mean4. ai~ n iAroi ei the adoption ol some m shhcaiinn oi ih- raTid, W hich sdi give iu a d far 'eFs'ion fo t. Atpresent. te Tstili de~s hut yield q th- reyenH- ai that q end fl [" yi-i. account of ir suis shch at- F, .ciee,I ihf"agh f4ls. li,v"e>s ffs iaIient ap:H ..-m t,,s and in'rhnua, u;,iid@,fiotai un, ' sluAiions - Bii~ these diff a'es. the'~ has been .i.cts sn el ih- Cirrni .iri oi gh- Uatrd Si,t- ihe r.r tha' goo's Ina-, b. spIn assd al n 1T st al tie lime and ,lacr pa cIase--shd na of x,,aHtatlon Thus. F. ct India pred c's br ugh' hsie t,e,p England, ar~ sa he appraised of rh~H vstue. wtl-n purchased at Canton ans Caieaits. hi. xsi give Engtznl ih- monopoly oi The F. ss T,iia tr,ie and the Treasury oi the UaI,sd States val, by it, be deprived sf large io iton nf tie T.senH% isiemesi ts he obtained b''i altering ihe modt oi sp as-- tnent wIii b. pzssph
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Large Verdict.

On "Wednesday, in ihe disi'icl court at Philadel. hhia verdict was rendered favor of the State of Psnnsj Ivsaia. ard against the United States bark. ioi one million i~o hundred and three tlousAnd s<sen hnn!se,. aad fly dollars; with cost. and i6. teTrsf n round i.anbefs, one n,iisoD ihs. hnndr-: thousand dcllar,. Tne suit was brough, To recover the hundred thousand dollars annually which the bank by its charter, agreed 10 pay as bonus 10 hs sehoda fand icf issaiy years. The bank has de fsaed for twelve years. The Ledger adds that the salt wi of be carried is the supreme Court. aad wili doabt be warmly contested, a ihese will As an sGcr, to make this Jw'ssmeni take Prece- asase of the assignments.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
A chaIera a,a.s.

The iatesi ehoI~Ta Case el WhIeh we have hes'd, is thus d-scribet hy a Nv Odsaas eo,t-spoo.ien, ot th" Wrianpks 5 al. Gas.d;
 w. i,ft Montgomery oa hnsrt ihe slesm.r J MptItseit. and N~Is IR,.usHs ch~-iiuIv down ftt- i..r when nur pI~a.,.e a. s-tioasy ds'ufb-i n, t,e alarm o e,plsI rhat had ttok-n ouf aboag thr d ek p4-setgrs. W~ii. ol epnts- the nt xI nq ny was. who wss t , l. t9ri-i out tn he thsi < Suu.g HnpATII-d i-maI-. Wilo caIn~ boui sI,h her ",,i i~thef aIt mother. tt,-ir "a [ xAs irnn ,n dosph eoE y. The alarm spread like ~'i'if,+, ~a,i dispray was pic s'rti 'b- of msny tt~ ahiH, e-peeIalt. The isii -~, tss tvse many iui~T-shss tamHtes nl eht~R amt al ~tl ,ying th- biss-Ing. of ei heath, aud han- kh~ wtpi-r cid ~,,pti h. ftSi snAtrn .,i frosn 'h-m. N,S'rn and Isclp~s, aprsia- f4 ih. an i-c'Isa-ta na'ate sppiIrsi tos. anf prepared Imn. diAi~l1; tnu.i ard pa<~rs got ready, tact all IitAI rouhi u 2 "h"ngi ot ~~s b"ngnf n'n T~quI-I'tr" 'o FffTd her rl-i. ff she vas ta al De "airc" m st~st as"ty N Wh-n so, 4ni hehoi - eh..i-fa eIsapi. ss-,i au Il a"d ih place iSti ia the as''tnI-h-d -'gi' n ihts~ Ah at her bouncing g,rl. SOoai ten t~ei,- PoIads w~Ishi.
 I m thrr snt rhild s~rtn to br i,ing well IT I na pa -n's Pr.-'hi as.rr trd h~S~ n' t"a.''a to 'toIn il-i' v.TarI't t'"t rt 'i,i Hoi S"oW h >itns'"sr, hut hai Ir~SIhz h~t hsr a"n h> i"t ilr dropSy. N,~ II has iAl,.a I"io h~i ann, V~ have hat g'~af ~ai oi a,~ti'n-at about r sift ] 'Ses Lave passed tonHi p'~iiy freely.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
nnsrrn,,an ,n Arkansns.

WIghiB> lhs last few mentils we have neiicsd the aFfiva sfmany smIgEunts to our growing State, snd ws have remarked GIsal large Humber Of them are of the ldds esass from frelaad subs astIa faFners aud able bodied farm iasOs-ss. Among the H'st th., came here uadsr the dlrection of the Reverend TRoxAs HonR. many have lefs the State from soa'e eauss uaksswu io as. expressing disappointment in the eoudiiiou of things ia Arkausa, lf iheaf sAi~et he'd been to select rood farns npoa whirh ts rasss stock CT to cultivate the pie crops Of tie eoantry. they are csstsiniv very duiSy h their tastes h thess matters, for there s not State to the Union that iholds oal greater IndacemeDts to the emigraat farmer than does Atkaasas. We arc informed that the Rev. Mir Hors visited Oss eiu"'y oniy, iu search Oi locaiioa for himself snd his friends an that being dissatisfied with the couniFy and some of the inhabitants, he end those who went with him l-it the State without looking else where, ahd refusing tO examine ceTtsiu portions of the State recommended 10 him by his friends b-re interested in seeing him comfortably fixed This was doing grea, injustice to thOss who felt m n- teresi In their welfare. and 10 the State. Many improved farms can be purchased In udjOini"V neighborhoods throughout inc Stde. and in the vIcinity of Little Rock we know ol many farms for sale on very modrrste tsfDs. owing to the owners changing their business. or oIhrV dom stie causes common to the unsettled character of our western population. The fact is, that there are many eligible situations, that is found diical to make . selection.
 There are many who came out with tine Rev Mir. HOre that remained here, sBd.bave been em- poyed iu various occupations In and ubOut the city of Little Rock They doing well. and in oae instance 10 our knowledge. six ? unds sterling har been sent by of lhe emigrants to his family in Ireland. the earnings of about six weeks labor - Fhs fact alone will tell than whole columns Of description or ad, ice. We are told that q who remained here, of that party of emigrants, are employed at wages ranging from SiO to S3n per month. Those who arrived with Bishop BYeNE, last week. are now selecting farms. being deter mined to settle in the State. where they rsisr stock without bring obliged 10 fed them seven months in the year. aud where much Of the winter season reminds of the geniaI and baImy weather of spring. In this Sia'e they wiIl fad every one ready to assist them in sccuringa good home. We w,sh them success. and on another occasion wr w ill speak nrthsr on this subject
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
New Jersey Le=iNinture.

The New Jers~y Legislature me, H, Trenton on the l4ih uli The Senate was organiz-d by the appointment of Silas D. Cauield of Psssi,c cona ty. as President The President and S-rgeant.at. Arms democrats; ths Secretary and Engrossing Clerk. arc whiss. The House selected cfli,-rs 1 democrats; Speaker, John H P"iIips, of Mercer county.
 Governor Haines sent in his message The h1am ees are prosperous. education is on th- vance an likely to receive additional aid and ameioratiOn f the social condition of the citizens contemplated There is A balance in ths treasury Of SI3 000. and
 State fund of $933, ,S4S. the income of which will justify aa appropriation Of Sio,Oo0 for schools - No tax is now levied for State purposes, and The banking law of last session proves 10 be impracIicn ble
 He recommends the repeal of acts making pro. periy qualification requisite 10 the holding "f any office. An exemption of property from execution and distress sufficient to save debtor and his fan Iy from penury and want, is recommended.
 The Governor believes that Jersey will hrmly stand by aad maintain the Compromise measures of he las, scion of Congress. regarding them as wise, patriotic. and essential 10 the Union, prosperity. peacs and progress of inc eonfederscy.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
younx I.awyers.

A young lawyer being sskrd if he praeiie'd speech.making nneh. bod:
 .I Am Al Il every Eoprbing Immediately oa leap ing "ai "f .ny bod. eo6vsIt mv chamber nHIo the cou,'. -iIrk tha, "ld por'4', oi fastsI's b-lo~ th- gIa.s. and thr,e'- tha jptce ststng m fulI In the face O. my nshi p.'Abtisn of brois = those are the g-n'i~m h. jutt; m ny iefi is ihs cupboard CT wiinss.-hhx, wlilr o1 h. chairs bstir m. seatrd loi of any banned ri ni..
 W~i, conc rive ih~ c@se sJ'-Hrd. li'. an ac dian 10, anyt ins-sas fn' brrafh o' rramise-snd th~n b4gio. l. l'B fr the pian iH. nf coar.e pr up the path tr: II Esr th- ( fshdsni l reduce the ih ng io a n bagst. lie. For the piainiiH, d-sciib in ion"s ani sira'hs whirh bvIag t~sts sa the eyes nj he r,w f bo ts-I m-sn thr il'eili- g~ui gen lefn~n oi th~ lnI-haA t'p'iiv. how pas. stnnit lv sue tsv,i ih- tr6r an, base aud black h~Ai i-irndan'. 1 Tor hun, trAn-ier h-r ah C. tph [, hts pqrk L. and Hnf~i itsk- ta show ihat she Ifs,sT I,y.d hnn al at. Ami Tn As iksiv io be rihi n th- 2. ihr ot er, far hoA cAn rii wf ether ehe loved ham ot not'
 Il, ease Of tht. kiad. howevSr, give m- the pluttH -er I~sT stating in sy~rS ~N~; | heal the IAti-% .ishing ar,i soha ns all aOund vi 7 The i"i i; F, of ih~ fV are hal wa,g i,-t nos iii Hu-xa bp!rd vtsi~nc ie.t q st,"iid be iiInnght that th~v eouIt si,-.i 1 bsl n i,- iI Itgs working hi> facial .ri.s ap hts i1fs ell oi shaes II cn ih~ dey,ls ,t mo- tinn he ubi say. l't teit y"tt what II ts: cant stand thIs murh iansrF '"
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Daring mad silly Tea, or no1>em,n..,.

~ t'- s'wsF't> ",sii"alY, st Inc W b,,. u.,, IT t"' dNt~eh'nts sf CT Th~ aFI>t taf,e st,.,, - 9''N "trk' U'- conversation tuhay on in. T"' ~ eff"SinS !" h''f>e nP iaio he d,bin,. nm m ""'eh '"- 'ohi'a"y ~'te thr1 assemh,rd. ~h,eh was oac- ToaF hy I.ntt J.ceyn a..t NJ pt daung The sas"i ng lh. K val H,,at .n,.. l...' yrsra k4a. Mr Hhsrlrs N an.s ot st,t,, ,a,,.'s, {" tx'oid, nn red Ia ing grey hos. ,I b,. n. ddFs aud le"i hIn r''iri Inc tahi. l., s,S,,., ,.. h' ss'' ihaa dois- for oF hp started tet.h..c ,N. @'""' noun me <'a'f@. ast vfiy shoiiiy aasea.cs.t h's proRt~ss by lp'ia Iol seyf,ns ,,s ,,, ..a m "f efs"' II lew n'Hhi~s ih~ horse was ssr re oh Inc a~s~'Rhte company Has oA nrg ,he, ,.J him over asght oi chars Uh,es h. ,,,n,,., h.ss- ttniiy. ,ihtag then ~oull .attstV th. |. mo,nw hui that h~ m'id la np ta- ttn,us Tables NJ, e,. "r rr''i:-l"'aF ct tn~ h,fst aug i,t soma. s,on. AFe" ht 'n'gM ercer, a ths r,aa IS ol grsat ap,t. qtry. hav'ng ha~n ba,!l hy ,hr F ,tl Q, fl ct.s,s, !" i',' t'm' oi Ch'rl's IL. a,d~ .roag ot ,n.ns; ht n" was "v"rtni~. aah il- tars. Was ir .,. aver the '"bhs "v*T, thi"s ,t,n ting. Th- cssmpssne giassrs T'tted The ri,i~S aqir-r.,i i,s m t,.,,qt. hosk, h''i 'r'siire 1ii. li.cei hssk as.,t he ~ hi. rt"aiias Vthtre st heun.t; sil.,. no,n moi it'ir''' sT d. tn4n NJ Mann,aa ai Wr,.oxr, inn''-~f"a io 'ni- rn bare iss ri a,st aud t,, 'h' as af'o'e'' "' s'i p, s-nl he acrup D ,.b-,i 1t Ul h ui hT.'is st3.i.r E.,. eel bf.l.,t .s,,,n,, DICK, ftatn bar!"ss-, n N essslssl sad mssag,d 10 Hek sna-h "t one tsh- s,tth Il. eeut.ais - Thi- was ohat 'maorat ei,pck tnf n he aeY of
 r tn 'it'et- q | t'te chs iis ai sIi tr,s H' he arhi"v~i he i~ei gei sst3N. T. Nss h,w tla. to sl- i.i and io g-t tla,. o,, .,sIi,: hts va. a#''"' sa't ih'n 'hnr. ih~ .is.t. aia passages h~i"s Kept "'ii>fis'. f~ 'Iisn etr, s,pri alr ti i'~a iH'is ar ~es -yid ntlg aHa.,i fl.s d..rsst i~ng'h. al h~ >1Ee siinc .l aash, hafonYt hs w4- h'''di''i- a',i tin- de e"' ird ,aIrthr nance all. hai "a 'assi 'a br-ak a5 n' 4 ,ioEsn fl me casstd oak 6atnisers ia Ei< ptrst~>..
 Eae,s Ess Chronicle.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
AppostGenmea,.

.- HSsttNSyoN. JahuAfw IA
 'ne pfese"s roPu'sIIo1 Of tt. ua,,-d S,.,.. A-- 7, ~ s-,''as'es @' t~es'y-'hre~ half .,,I o,.. e' ~h ca ih- Seatitefa tae,S s,- r.,,,,-,. " '"s1 ee werH aia- ssi ten n,lt,,u. I'. VI v AAVs Representatives la Ceay rs- h.. l.r,, 6,., s" "' ne late ~ s'os., st ta has,rsA and ,,r,s
 sso ''s~ S"Stb vii have rig shiy os r,ss,, -
 '" S"rs 'ssF oi il'e tat-th.r is aif~elrg hx h. :" s~'er'rtA tA~ sREf gate Feerrs~nlat.r. nd. u.,ta S'S a"t''s ti'v hs.il ef by .s3 ta ii te. ,.,, t " v" NF@ss tFr'a haFrh 3i. ISis tll Mgseh ld fs.ss s~ rs'ia wili yxcev.l gj tDn Ss,u, . -
 '" ~ mad" Fer large iFseiioa. sl tl. ai,r,,o s 'T Sscf~'ATy. ThaS II S~ath C.rost.. h.s. .''Rc 'rset'"" s'y 6AaR1, Nna sn .at.e.st S,.,. n''e 'f f'''sea "i sj an ibe S,es t.r, nay .s.. as r''''~r trtrss"'1nE il.is aggregate nan-r a as''"' '" 'h" Siai- sing lh~ ia.r-.i f,.s,,..
 VI" 'ofe'ssy. a- s''',h ss hs hxst ih. rits .,, A. ""'''~r ''' Representation for ,-eh s,.lr s ,..- m"H'rasr tte to I,,r Exarn,,x ,,, s -.
 "S eSre"t'v" ~tl ti~e hFiaw Ihc -.ss,e ,-g.,. L.
 '''r i"g ~i''sF~, 0hih wia pr~cr ea ia a,,t,r, h. s,'FS Tsp ciirrtS. in sseoniauc~ with tt- ,rt .f ' b"a 'h's #el was apV.r rx s,s.<.I, |. tA. ,.. NeHfs pF~c-''ing March 2d IS5-. aaa II . srad - .a"' ~'s aot r~a- s-a. ,hs Sla,-s ,s ,y .le, s. 'o''ae'ly, by tA~ eeherai ticket ., .t-n, IA ,, , l-' N II h~ o-n~as wall a.t bs ea,nto.,,r ,,.t ,.
 ""gfrsr at 'As srssoa for a a,,, ,,l, h lrsly bai lar I'c spPari,pa,neat ai R.,rr.,.,.- 'V"s' he '"rta-r aciea of Congress is a-cr-.,,v ., ef lh- la'vtiar N'~'''"'I
 lte aPp"r''aun'rni on 2a3 fenrcsrnt,,,y.. ... the >ts'ss vii tix H- naln,-r .f p,. s,t..,11 s .s bi;is ta whic, each state ~ | ,.- s,,,,,, ,t ~ e' Senators oi eSeh state h.iag .d r.i Th. .t. hw'"''-r "i erciers ~opy's,ay na nr,y St.,-. "a - "n"'.r" "V '"'S Sr 'i'" a~xt oagr~S- will he aeS M wbich ihS SuaiheTA Stt-S i.ptuata, n-l..... will have tI5. thasitaoa Casr
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Tn6ate Of Respect.

E. At meeting ef Hope Division. No 1T. Sses of Tam, rtaHcr. h-l.i teatusry |. ls5l ih- fslo~inx preamble aud resolutions wers unaailnoasiy adop. ted
 "HEREts h has pi-ssed AIlwi-s Providence 10 rrn,ose from aataag us ALyKED ] PICKETT oar rrIern'~d itud auI brolirr wha d.ptficd this life d the rr,i lenee o( Dr. sA 4Iasi Mier ou ihs 30th of Jsnu,ry t,sl.
 tn tls- deita of tLFKKD P,cxErr the co,nmu. nify at "rse h,y- lo>t sru ,hls inen,rr, anl ths Of'ier oi tie Nons Of Temperance. an z.aous hro,her. Who by hi. ai i.st Aa II a-si,nisg d-- 10 un.n,. h. kin in~>s uf h~ifl his ? onipl snl I'i'hful .i'ehsrg' ol every iajy thd enBf rreI upon klm ha woa tlis ~ntir- ss,esm eaa.il-ucs and stF.ction of Ihs Oder with waiel he WIS e5a. n-rrd.
 R's fn'd. That tbs member of this Divi.aa. will wear tn. u.ud b,iIr of mrdfn ng for thirty days
 Rfsud-sf fhti ten her [" lhe relatives ef oar dece'-rd broii'rr "ar sYn aiby and he rslcii coa- doeue- al tii. pai1ful di-;,ruraii.,n.
 Rssaie,d fh,t ,s, foregoing preamble aad rsss lulsu- placrd n,,on ths tniaules Of liope Dvi' sion No ii. aud that lhs Recording Scribe he aairri to furni@ Inc relatives oI deeeased bro shrr, copy thereof.
 R So'ced Tint he 4i-o furnish ihe publishers ef the papers in lhs eiiy eapy of I,s sine for pub csii5n.
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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
The Sisters of Mercy.

The Right Rev. Bishop Byrn". arrived here on ednesday las. with ten Sistrr ef Me ep from the Convent of Naas county of Kildare. Ireland We ae pleased to learn that this worthy Pre- ate ever alive to the ef eucaiion in his adopted State. has been enabled to procure the services Of this eommu nifty, 10 sid him in advancing ilist great cause. We understand that the Mother house vii. be established in our city. aud that In very short time the immunity will estabish house iu Vun Baren. Crawford county. We hail their ar rival a favorable omen of the progress of edaca- ton ia Arkansas. aud of the ad ansemrnt of ih State in wealth and importaUcs Our own b-suti fuI city sill be greatly b-n-tted for 1t will induce planters la the southern cou ties, 10 send their daughte to \ school Of ,e very first order. here they themselves eau resort ip ibe summer months, is enjoy tho double advantage of p'ssiug Inc sum. in heulihful city among its social iuhsbisnts. and al the same time visiting their children nj school. Let il not be saii hereafter that the chl- drcn of Arkansas must bc seut out of the State 10 receive finished education; we hope 10 see the day when Liiile Rock will ba celebrated for iis it. erary institutions. and we believe that the day is not far d tsnt.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Execstioa on the Ri. Graade.

Tbe kgo G rsssi~ Ssn,,hei, ai tbe ls siShi sia. : that Hoss.s slAsshi~I snt ih- t~" M sIe~i;s ~so werr s-vefsiiS eosvte~do o s1fer al r is< $"s-let' oi tAe dts'ret eesTi. and sshsar"d to er hais oi ih- frIdsy pI~trms. ~-'- aee'"Ginsiy sx-c ai.dr- Ta.y sii confs-.ed tt~u g,iIit Ih- >cAf'd. Aud ,.p.n,-.I iE,- errm- ih-, ksi .ied. The Rev NJ Cas b-siAia os t P, cshy ,es,ai4 rhaish. | ih@ .~a1.st oi Slsuga,rs. nae At ia"Tes I've ayr hs b haif aI ih~ F isoHf, Aad h. fi 'ta,Ds psi.i ai ih- Rom ,h EAis..lte esueh addressed ibe pstlitas ,n Sahi-h and Ea.i,.h. rxp,e~s,sg tho ar.p saTs''w ard r.st-i a ihs riIisiii< tst ti,R f sc-s az 'si c taw of the eaa.ry Tlis tsst As is al II ,a ra slsag'''.r w~I-. 6 Uvs ef .qaor, fa dAas SFoGgAi Aas 10 fAsss'
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
The Rise of Men of Emineuee.

Mr Disney, mr,,h-r Of C"nRre@- from oh'a' Sas for'n-tly X tons"-paitf-r. -ea tior b'eki"roa ~ef kep s ehahieai Itat- Ubii sii-f hr aiiaise5 h" nuI rity; ti. l.. lUrH~y S s'rnai"T em e"' and Andrrw Jobas k'pfe-sa'siise from .l,r Sist~, H,t iaiipr- hnI ihrf, SFs "a ougTrss atant others ~ ha sf- A, ra'sles "sA taast.B worked al bis t,asr - hHltrf nhh i,f lr " w.s t~ent, one Ju@iire A.s kti,i+y oi iar u' = Saprra- Court waS Il cart-ht-r aad lo,'ieT fh- h,-tssy "f BrRJan,n Sraral'", R"g"f Shr''""a' G*a Greene. JSH. sIHaH. snd Ln"1r'as "' "''f'' ~ho have k'vB srssha is siaii"''r nj h"""F sis lat ol insifoes sa sad worthy Si eaIuhs'SS ey INV uuth ol tib. J,Tsr~ssE asnt fs4is.u
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
u The rol.ewIuv |, sh. v,.dr. ..g.ed bt. .. .,.

u The following Is thr pledge agsed by. we sFs isld. apwssd Sf sfsy whlg. saa nias d-moeru's-- about riRh. that rsshspa- The vhles oagh' sIi so siEa the plsdg-. They kaew thri' fslRg Euoash democrats should vut thriF v~uk brethrea amongst the whigs That's ihS wsy temperance 'eisrmers do. aHd is's wi.s:
 'rh~ undersigned members of ihs thirty .krsl Goa of ti,- liHiaed Stafss. believing that re. Rewsl af seeiisnsI coasrcvrsv apsa sb- ssby~cl sf slavery wesIa be both dsag-Fona ie the paisn snd destructive cf 'r V',lrcis Raa s~riaK he snode " wts rs pneh seatVssrrse be nv'asies sxsept bv sfsici sh~F~Bcs Ise s~ttl meat thereof ~-c,el by tle compromise Acts pss~~d sI lh- last session Of CoaRr-ss do ksr.by dsci'ys Il~ir ia,ea.ioa ia Rsaintsia the said settlement isvtst- and resist n stetnpS ta repeal pF sitter the acts sfaressiI less hy f,e RenrFsI consent of tue fri nds Wf the m s1d 'o r-as-cy sach evils. h say. time and experience may develops Aais Ior la~ purpose of uishiag ih rr<aiaiien rf ciis-. they farther d-cIar- 'hat they will rspPrrt for office of Pr.ri dsnfpf Wire President ef Seast"S o Reps~~-a- iativr Ia Congress. meFRbr af State Bpsieis- tHs~. any tDsm. "f whss-v-- psVtv. whe is .ot kuowR io he Os,l,us ta the disturbance of tie tl@B'-It afarrssid in aay form. of ugisatioa upoH the sub ~rt of avrFy
 lt i4 s,id Cass. Doaeisss and others. would not 'iRn 'h~ edge Tb-rr |. eeFiainly necessity for Il,-ir doing so oa th Ir o~n account They Rc, drunk oa section. i.a sBd wsIiow-d iR the ga,ter; still for the s,kr of exsnIple, they mishi pat Ih-ir sIn-s down Walk up and sza. ErcoHray- Ihes- poos whigs who have resa.ved ls reform. TheF |. no, much dependence be put iu some of them, but o,h rs my keep the pI-o gs
 Low Dfaa
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Postmasters and PubIishers,

We give bel w ~xuse, ofs leii-r received from the Postmaster neral. in ans~-r io Ir.ter oi lnqIiry whether postnAsiers have the p'isiIege of ffaukihg letters 10 ruhssers containing remit lance fo, subscriptions:
 All pos'mas'rrs whose eonpraSalioR 'ioes noi ex- ce"d aG0 y-ar rfiviiDs-'i [, s~n ani receive, ire, i-'trs Nrii en bt rn..Ivvs ~oa AIt wr,'. len com auaiegiions Aeis oar4 pfirate ta isess, TO w-'gnng Oy-I tai All nHo-. Posina-t~r< who hav- th- prlsSegs nf frAnsing t's piiva'r wiiii~n c"'n sunr a'Ior. etn JrdRk f. fers io P"tts's of n'T rao'Ts. eev uns n."t~v far sUb.rti,'iuH, :- n4n-. sob b4rtih I-, as Ag"hi fhr the pnbisher. aui his .g~ncY wiil b. presumed The fact that he tTAnss 'ii m.
 NATHAN K. ALL.
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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Prudery in av Omuihu..

'An have their ~x's and their ss,rs.ees." itis treat ia see Pfaaery get sn'o sa omaihas or course she re-eis tie ha"d that is held out 70 h., hy male civiii,y; II might give her @ N~ih-s does she take fine krst yscsht pisc. bHt laoks ios seat possible bsiwesa iaaoe~ni li'tle gisl sha sn old woman In the lnssnisne ihe osanhas moves an. Pusety toiters--,aak.s snatch sf ctsiisiys e nose--os his neck os any wh.r---ana, missing h-s hnd. reheaass to sh~ other siie ei inc vehicle .nd piumps down in . strange g@aiiemaa's Isp. True inodes'y woah have eseaped all these indseosams
 fTen Hood.