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From shis sum Of 222.56l 5si. oaghtt to De sab stsacled 309, which tas camfuiilse will proceed te -xpiaia.
 The Aad5tor est.Gais3 Inc sIgeHsss sa account of tne P-ai;entiary s40, 0uo bat we nave aapro- printed for that os-ct be expended for the Erxt two years but I2 f00 The Aaeitor estimates for the s4rie< ef Bank offi,ers 2, 29o. while SC pro- pos. to sboissb the whoie system and appropriated but !3 osA. These tao Nens wili reduce Inc T. mount af al actual expenditures for the next two ears ordinary and extra6rdaaFy. to aasat S:sg4- g6l iaela4ing an appropriation Of 35 2n2 % b pay moaies borrexrd by tse State 9f the S00, ,900 acre internal lnproysnleat fund.
 To meet these liabilities. according to the views of the commltte-. theee wii have accrued during tae n-xt years from the pres-a at rates of af sa- p~r cent S37o ,g95 o0, making probable ex- ia the trsas5ry lst October. f.52, ef 6s 6-1 g.
 Ii reduce the raiio of iaxatIoa to Is of one per c~nt The total receipts xoald be from tasatJon SlT1 SD, from other available sources l60 %, making l.2,Gj4 p. sasing probable GehciS 10 Inc treasury lhe lst October. i-,j3 Of SZ9 9I0.
 \: Eatio 0f i ; of oae per cent the receipts woald 5s4s3o4,2s6 aa leaving small excess ia the treasury on ths ist October. t-51-
 The committee therefore r=comme nd ths, House Biii -No. l94 be asaeEded by striking cat l-s and inserting l-5 of oas per cent
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MsssFs EoFroas:
R " JOHNSON.
wEsrEElo, H.MTosy Co-Srr. NAss.
 December p, 1850.

Hoa. R W. JoHSsox;
 Dear Sir-I am greatly obliged 10 ysu for the kindness ol for~sF3isg my enquiries relative b the arEsatiierous galena Of yoar State.
 Tn Sept. received au ia,elligeo, aa4 very sasis- factory letter from Mir. M-0ona4 and Q. D Naul- tOa and re?lied, reqass,isg them to send ne spe- cimea oi their srgsatifsrsas gaisaa, oy express. to your care. Washington, D C. wheFs my friend Joaa Miller, 0f Mier's miae, near 10 ChaacsILcr- vile, SPOssylvaaiA eoaaty Va. would call and pay charges and take specimens.
 have beard not ing sabseq aent.y from Li,tis Rock. and am uncsrtaia whether the specimen re- qusstsd has been forwarded. and is in year care.
 My process embraces the smeliiag of .bs argsa- sifsress galsna by aax aad het ar blast, very economically ia eas; iroa eoR,rivsace, with wares aad would enabse shs PrOpri-tors to smels their ar gentferoEs gaisao on the location Of ths miae. and afterwards, if they wished b cosesasra,s tAe svsr by ississ aa4 rsftgeratoa aud. sabseq asstIy cap .la;e this eOsesatras lead aa4 silver 10 their sat- affection. sader their o~a eye aud Inspection
 Please iaform me fl you nave a ,peeinea for trial. as I am nav operating oa these ores yari- GUS contingencies are OPersting to eaAaacs th. valae of silver, aad Il is becoming nsrs scarce aad high in EsroP- and ,hrOugboat las worlL
 There was. PrsyiSas ;s Inc great earthquake sf lSI2, large quantities of silvrr rendered by the Spanish, from he vieiasty eI New M4lri4, ia tAe State Of Ml4soGrl; whether I8srs 5s silver mine, or the ssgVsr obtained from this ore srgentle- roas galsaa sf Lis,ie Rock. an not lafsruset- ai'hesga vii vsassre the actual Psogsos;scatioa al of Tirgia silver CT some eenpaea4 Of s.smaa,4ry siFsr nal aow recognized. Yea ~ili eoalmeas. lhs iassrss. take ia asveIoo- ing tas mineral wealth Of ,As uaboa ant siasss st present. ~sad seem. ef a!L the most seslraels fSa-s very siacsreiy aad respectfully.
 HOMER HOLLAND. MD !
 Casmlsf { Aessl4rgA. :.
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Yacht for the worId,. rnir.

Wm II. Brown, says h. New York Journal ss Commerce, has commenced the csastrucsion of an elegant pleasure yacht. designed 10 par,iepate ia as 'o b. bui!t ca sa eqGisiis u7od- wilh mAs;s aad every energy ~ be directed 10 the prod ae;ioa Of craft worthy of representing the United State, al t.is eAat5isioa aIladed tO TAis s buiidiug by few gentlemen of this city, who. ws srs informed ssPua's to pay ;hs builder S20,030 ia case .h. is ,he successful competitor.
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Iaternai Inpro1cnrnt Commissioner,

The election fer Internal ImProvens al Comm E. soser, wiH take place oa MSutay. u Of FeSraAry, We are requested to aasoaaes Capt D. BlNG- HAM. eso6iiass for the oei>e. IL has essH suggested shst his professional ss aa Fla SilssF. and ia sas esasiracisa of "efx' ss later aal Improvement, make hisa saitAhls P-rsoa fer the office, aas that hs woa'd feel prile ia esatrt- bu;iag 10 the lapsr:sai improvements sf sAs e'an- try.
 W. have been :eqa-sted. Q aaaoaaes tas nane of ROswEL BEEBE. as sai'aSis caaif4a'e tos Internal Improvement Coramisstaoer. as ene ~se 5as already manifested a7 interest sn he gFe'Ffh. welfare and improvement of fte :ci'T aat e9aa'y which nay bs ;aksa fos an saFaes, ef waai ae wat. do ia ,h- capacity og la'eraAi lIp'0'szasa' Goa missioner
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Firemen,s EIeriIon.

Al sn aassal eisctsoe. he'd 0z Monday sveaiaT last. the following persoss were elected ois,.rs of the L;sls Roek Fire Company. for h. ea.aiag year:
 Wm Woodruff President
 Geo | Wo7iheu, Vice President John Collins, Secretary.
 Chas krebbs, Treasurer.
 Thos D HsErick. Captain
 Jsha Ii Robiassa. Is; Director. J II CoSga, 2i co. l. SGilivaR, Ist Engin-er.
 A;eha-i Tauti, d co.
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scarcity of silver.

TAe New York EYsainS Psst, of he 2sta zF., says; '' si1ssf s sseoDiag laily more scarce Eseo Spanish com sNa be sold al FEsszIsm- The eas- ;oaAncss, eHaks, saI Posiessss. are sH obliged 10 bay lAssf sssaa change. The eoaaiFy pretty we'd dsasssl sG sliTss 'o supply C4l.loraia an4 Europe"
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rhe Denocrnt;c Ark,auan.

We have received he first aszser of b. D.ms- cratic Arkansiaa. psb.ished at Ba:ssTiis Ark.s- sas. by wn. T. c'earaa, ssq-. t,ra-r ei'er of he BaiesvilIe Eagle. whJe ih@t sheet was neutral ln politics. Tn. eiitor Flsd.ss biaself 10 advocate ihe principles of the israocra;e party. the eons;is- ton. States iys's ard h- Uaisn. We heartily ~isA |, q ishgsr exs'ence ssd falisF sxeheq4er iA4s the Eagle ever eopIa have hcped Co enjoy.
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- -Tae ea,t-oEe. st Gstass' Greek, Caoe,ax Na. hoo, has S~sa discontinued. ey ss4sr sf ,ks P. M Gsaesai
 Tse aasas of 1he Pas'ossee heretofsse called T.L ffaeEs' Js1=fSoa eoaa'y. has ssea eAssyst ts LEat
 The name sf tas Pss.oaHce astsssloes knsna A. Csickss9w 6fsssiass JasSsoa esgasy, has Aess eAaased To Arsrxra.
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IF The tili b pravtie sor ihe ss'aaent os Cal- Soraia land eI4i;ss s axaia seioss The senate. an the amendments FEspo8ed sy Mr. G~,a Fel<ve t i'o1a many os Is objectionable lsaiarss. Aa appeal 'o i2s [ : Supreme co4fl .s 70 b. allowed is al cases The asaoGat of tae claims iA dispute be- iSesa Ike L. ;. Gsvsrnmeat aal ieays4aa.s is ever kaBarsG Sassli3as
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FatheF Mathew.

Iae New Orisass Delta says ws have tsse p.sas ssrs 10 ihe fstara lo city ei the very Rssersa4 Father. pr uaited States steamer Fssh- loa. from FoFada. wAsrs ais missionary abs>s have been a;tesaed xitA their asSsI saece.s lie is on
 snort Slsi wiih ts reverend s.~nsienea Of si Pat rbck1s Casfch, prior to bks departure tor Texas. where he is aO~ 2sXiSasy expected
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inaian. in ihe siate of se.u Yo,t

fssss tas last aansai report E4Ss y iss commit sioasr es Iaiisa a5ars, s appears t4, there are a ihe State ef New YssS 4e9o Iadisas. ~aa haze. Io1o acTss cultivated 4oo Piooshs. ieoo hoses. SC n nlsh COWS They have ra:sea Ia}0 bashels Of ~ksst. 35.C5e b.sAels Of COTS. 2s .a00 sasAels of oAts. l3io sgsAels potatoes, aa4 osseF vegetables ia psopsr.loa.
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In Adraaee of the rimes.

The Democratic ArkaE,ian. (B,iesviIle.) has placed at the heal of it's columns the names oi LEwts cAss. of Michigan. for President. and wn R. KiSa. o( Aia5ans. for Wee Presides, of the U S. sasIect ic the decision of national denoeratie eonveniion
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Eai,arial Change.

Tlss NzshsGlle BAassr Of lac iIta Gass. eaaia.a as ss sasedietsry of ils fsE.asr saisor. Nr waa Wales. H- iA ssecsees4 sy Gts. F. K ZeIiicoser. snSer whose aaspaess The editorial dssar;ssai of lAe Ban SGT w l.. ia faszss sr esaaaefsa
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Kentackr Conrenti,n.

have nominated, Sitb gzsat aBzniEaity, tss. l.. "
 PoSeB ef Hso1efSoa, ksataczy, for tiovgrHsr snr, g. \ w.ekilEs. Esq, of Lexington, for Llsat Geverncf.
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A share of the ssstis.

It $ stases that l sa | Hl}. ass ed sar ct tas wssasugsoa R-Paaia-as. his sesa A9gosasea >a- p4rias.a1aas q ,h. C2sssa as9s. aa.i Marine das- pisal a. San Fraucasco.
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Cen.us Of crawfnrd Cnnntr

Ths Fort Smith H-raIi coasaias h. fsIlsviax abstract of ths Fe-sral Ceasa. of Cra~ror esaaiy. Iron Shieh i; appears ;ha, ths
 Total number Of ~aits psrssus ss 7,0s-
 sgaYesbs sSt
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This exAibgis tAs remarkable fact that ia foar years our present system has brought the revenue up from S2s, sie 3l. the amcua, of State tax col eeied ia isi6 to sa9 ,54a ?, the amour, assessed for the past year. l. will be perceived also that v rsvsass fer tas years ISG7 aud Fsss, annotated to Sl45.S sha; the revenue for the yearsslst9 and 1850 amount to $isI.47 showing aa iscreA~s si S35 s76, equal 50 about 25 per csat.
 If We assume the comparative increase Sf taxes for these periods of time 25 per ceat ]. to be lhe data for ast estimates of the increase 10 De reck- Oaed on for the next twes cara, ws arrive at the resala that ths taxes fer the years 1851 and Is5a vii yeld s12S.s3 oe. iastsAi of SiSe Goo. as ss- simated by the Auditor.
 But tue committee believe that uaisr ths opera .oa of Inc passed al thls sessiozf which makes Il the ippsraiTes 3aty of the sae,fs to swear every payer ihs correctness of the isl of ms 2ro Psry that tue gress an0aa, of property sa5lec, 10 taxztlen wifi he considerably enlarged and as a con sequ-ses the taxes will bc increased iu the same proportion.
 Ts what sxteat the increase may reach from this source the committee viii aot pretend to indicate with certainty, ea 10 judge of the whole State by what they know of the particular region that they represent. they can with great confidence assume thaI s viii increase the revenue for the next sxo years fully S35. .0ee for each year
 Tn. eoslulitiee feel that they would be well war raated in making larger estimate. ba; they prefer to err. tt at aH on the siae of safety This sum added te se.6,s35 the amount estimated by the committee as the probable amour, of revenue for the years 1851 aad ls52 will make 266, ,s35. 10 this ought to be addeG the balances due the state Treas ary by the Internal Improvement tsI.s-3 36g and the 5aaaee the treasury applicable to the rsdsnp- ton Of Treasury Warrants, Is, October. Is5o. S.3 2ss st, amounting 10 S4.i6l 9.
 The committee discard ihe other items of receipts in the Auditors tabular statement marked ,.N ' amounting to sI5 s5s 76. because they are bu, th. nou'iaa, indebtedness of Inc State Bank they af- for3 no egiii7late ali to the treasury and are uu available for al practicable purposes. s4I6i aid 60 to S2SG s55 Mi make 2-0 995 as ,hs gross re- eeiPts a rsveaas from al sources for the next two years
 The Auditors estimates Of Expenditures for the tvs years ending l.l October, l.52, are
 $Is3. .j6I 5st. I , tais estimate the committee pro-
 pose to aaa the sxtrsorffnary ao-
 pro9.ia.ians of this session s..sing
 out of the payment of ihs old con
 trogert-G eiaIrns of Bettson and
 Jer#iays, the largr appropriations
 b 4slraY the rsaailGiay sf the pen
 iseaUary. for the reGa neratioa of
 Hamm0cS. aud to pay the arge
 charges graS jng oa' ef the Mari
 sa coaaty GlstaToancsz, amoaat-
 ing ta about aa 00o co
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Arkansas Minerals.

Tes fsi-aSIng sefter fr7Gi D. Haalrd VI De fe- sssss;ins 'o may of car rea4-rs. The psoeaol;y . tns sxsssace of saivsr n AfSansAs sAs 5ees oftsn urged, and tsae; Aas nat sae esncilstsa of Dr. H.. is correct. we hope ~iu stimulate iavtst,si- ti7u spoa the s2hsts'.
 Some iiae sine. .e rrcsiVs: enclosed from Cai. Jehasen. the iei.er allai-d 10, and handed t e M.sas Campbell aa4 N9altoa, for answer.
 We trust car ieai miners may aa& ,aa.-tain- in ths psoce.s ef Dr. HoIlaasi xhica ~ia sas5le tk.g t3 iacreas. the vsl4e of is=r min.r,t.
 WAsaISzroy, Jan. l, 1851 Msssrs EoFroas:
 enclose you le,isE Eh5-h h1ys r-ceiVsG and answered give i; B saa for publication as ]; is upon subject of much prssest interest in car sisi>, a7i may serve 10 stimulate enterprise asd further enquiry ia;o matters ts which Il rsfsrs- Yoars mos, respectfully,
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Ayg-vgsts.
rs1s ,nIt

Ths aa1ser Of persons vhs died d4-iag n. year eating isi Jaae. l>5a. wsr. 53-sa4 tas aarser of farms ia sAs eoaaiy, tn. PrOsacus q war.a ,n'osais4 to ss'o CT upuara' da:iaE ihs s.ras year, vsrs 50s
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IT CSsPlin. the asohiiosist ard negro stsa5eF. Sas si iast aeeoa&ts. sp~nsng few days siia Ger rift Smith, preparatory, t is sasa. b making io1f ihsos4ga ihe State os New York
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IT The BAak of Fssssssse refuses to receive a, her saaa.ers, any bat her own noaey. Ne hSpe al wAs AsEs u, viii promptly sea4 II so her, sa9 rsssse reen5ss syaia, The sAose Saa,A western esastry b aseae! sia s.s 9spEsssa.sd rag sarressy sg Ten nrszee.
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IF The wife og Professor Webster has been pse- seated xiah kas hOass la Ash stsees, whirh sbe wAE Ia f2t4rs oeeEPy ~i.A asr aaughtsTs
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C. P. n. Jam e<-

n. Paa astel 7s5A Baissia declares s5ss g-a'ie- -aa.s lect1res az entire sIilars. They a-s % var sOs shai ae .ess to sae cream sf as ssaest. oa; a4t h5s aa1s-ace wsla alssat- 4aa fira5- liar tesai. gviaz them aestasr CIT 4aity Poias
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1T ThsSasfs FrelEngsaysea has wriitss letter 'o the New York Union coanittee is fsvos of sas- 'AsHing the eoEFfeazise Deasziss, Saa zpAoLaing he Usssa-
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r |, ls 'ati that ID lS5s. 2hsn ths ae1s prssi. den'iai terra 5egHs. NJ Gay wrl be sevsHiy-sx Daniel Webster sersa,y-one Me B .atoa ssvsaty- oae. and G.asral S<ou sixry nlae.
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Indiana Lerisiaiare.

TAs sody ms: As Ial.ahaposis. co tse 3o'a si:., aaa ssyassxsd hy sAeeirag E. Daa9af, S2sa&ss Of the House, aai ". R Bower. principal Clerk, aa4 Mt. Eaessea, sriasiPa: Clerk Of the SeaAss--aii dssaserzss
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TWm NJ yAN YALxESsgssI, Esf-. Narrss Bradley e0aaty. is authorized ta ac; aS Ageas Ter the Arkansas Banner.
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Aa A4rertir sz-ns satea4sd fF tsr Banner saa14 bs Aaa4ed sy a o'clock, Nao4ay nasans af sa-s week. so iassretser assfiisa-
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| Bentoa organ.

Tn. New York T'r.5aa. hears from " ashiag- tea tass 4a -iTsri Is a<jES a- ja sls siy 50 rsse he wia4 for Res page- ta .lEaeAle sesssz'f 2 .ltrtIea ts sh. Prss.ssacE.
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the river is falling T, iha; pom. with fee, 1;sr in the channel
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IF 4a.or Wl.aal Hsss:aa has aeea elected Nayor oi the eHy q Memphis ia pace sf J k Chester, EaS ~2s 'eeea,ly 'asrlers4.
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AuolAef Organ.

Washington dezPsteh states that 's~ ''4' s....es s coasiag out st the Scat oi GSssrsmsn' | sspP0F, Gea- wisass'd seSa' Tor Inc ffs''Ss'
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Democratic State Conventionnl
 \ Democratic State Conven- ton, composed Of Delegates from the DEMOCRACY of the sev- eral counties, will be hel'l at the Capitol, in the city of Little Rock, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, to nominate a CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
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1-Saaser;?sioa 10 ,as asasass s9 s7 900 have ssea ra-s~d Ia Milwaukee is~as&s iad scisz Jsszy Lsad b visit tAai city.
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To Contractors.

We woah eli attention 10 the act for ihe rebuild. lag of iA= Peait n'iary and the proposals fos cen tracts Fe5iishsd n aaoh her column
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sJ- Af 1eaa NeCsmm es. ..i:oF sf h. Mobile Advertiser, was 6rsSasd al taal pace sa tAe 2ssh 4ltimls.
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rAe rniou Nssioaal Con vestIoa.

4 despatch from WsshiaEtoa of @sHsAry 4'h, says that sAs Dnisa Ns,.onAI CeaveaIiae sAica was to have been hssa on The 2zd sf Fesrsary. viii not ss heAt4--SsssEs.l saaee~ssssy.
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IT. w,scsasla h== hat s0j, 800 inhabitants ' that her representation, ttafes) n 'Ss nSN's' aei ss iacfsssed.
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 e4y-ws srs ss,s~f-si D aasoeae- the t4aa TILLiAN FIELD ss saslai8te saz seis~ts3s sa ae ne-~ a tF szss Jstrs s5r Gsrrnf Vss 0 se eStssa a4 "a sa.sf. Praan-, ,'sa.ry. Pars, YsH Pery mi ssIia-
 L aarrrt~I Ezf - Ysa wsf pseass sz7ossaee rs- @s ssz Aar. siee at Cozay aad Prsse snss ~ t1s ,a-,s,,x ef p5.tN,ss NM. 5. MUTT.
 ". 1zz.srrse.t Q TaassRr- Nls9r r [. tEt# ttAt FIELD zs sasssss es Ctrsf IS&zs x sas Fsa IAsfa gr-1s asss2ssst sf se of Prssse, Ep0Eay EFs, Ten, P~vsy, <slsas and 5tASkl
 We ass aa.arr1xa D aBA,tace ARCH. SMITH. E~e, ns eaadi4xs ss seaHrY azt grsts J2ye as FafsA eFEs!, . sxac sasszsss Fesv'Isry eizrsFas
 N~S-rs E5sroxss Ves VII gzssse annszs~e aas seal dsass ss es-csasa afs 9 prssczax AtlsfeT f h~ F4a e--4t zl,sssd s< tas ef RraaEe. Caa WIT Fv~ Ys Perry Sazas ant FHssi, If sne ssectas ths 6rst Msait~ es FssvuEy. t-5l. -
 ocsaSrs 2. issa
 e7-yz 1s.harlrsi aTEoanee JOHN T. TRfssts Hs cas5tsRr fs a-r nf FrNse-ng A7ssf7<T fr fas "a fatsI fsrrt of AtatHsts, casseA af tsf ea-tsss 9f PaElsk1, ssrss sass, Perry, Goa Sas, Pace asigSeh
 e1-wx sr- asarharsS-l ta srzeess>s Nss- 2. v oTFN .e15fiAts fF Cnfy as4 PFeaie IatEe as Pa2asal sae easala- FrasGtsy siseSz7
 N1-wa arv 1asAsrzr4 ss as7aIzrs n. l. BALDWIN. E.1 Sf PHlt<ks rpa-v. rsHssser sf Prsscc1ag As pegney fsr sse Flssa IAit.sa C.yeGlt
 ~z-xs N-e aasN4rrr.s ts asarfs-- ss- HNE- WILLIAM C SCOTT issEt. fF J&.,- cE shs Tad IssciA Dsscsef. 1& tAs eRss4sng sIsetl,H-
 e7-tvx age aa.1agsxsd JAMES . WILSON. sf NSSa county a r8aEtlse fy Prosecuting Airaey h tAe Third JahetL Dlstrt>t of ArkaEsAa.
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IF The sGsoaa, of faaas sasjsc' 10 draft in the 4ifsrsAt aePOsI,orisS of the United States on hs 23l all. sss sI2 S3s ,Is3 g.
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New oo!iiion movement--Tae Mask
 t2E0wa ou.

17yA3- we-s F11t7Z .e 7-sse ts tt sbs ot,sc' s{ Ae'3-l'.sssgl gs tas sxEae-5u ef slavery a the Stl'es, t7sf1ssoStes partgraa7 WogH remove al is4af- '. taEsn tfam tas Bostca DHiy Garuao- tyre an. -e -lsve@sut |: sulcfloaeef aai .aTprsd D. al. :ae atsay sA.s aal presses ol Iae a5ollfo rlrtY-
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Nasopie and odd Fellow. Hall.

The subscribers ars hereby notified to pay forth with ia,o the hands sf Janss fl HsaTg. Treasurer, two dollsrs on each of their respective shares. By order Sf the President.
 r u.porp S.~-.t
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The following IS a list of the lO,n, r.aoiu,ions, adopted al lhs frssnt session os he General As,sn aiv of ArkanSas
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1T We are Ia.sotei 10 CiPt. Rce, of ;hs G,a Bsa, far late aad useful papers iroGa New Orleans and Ciaeianh;i The Bea arrived oa Sua:ay last. wi'b the aa loaf ho4rs before Iae schedule tune. and taose who have trarele hsr represent her h
 most desirable PasseRssr boat, is fare ani aceaaa- Eo.ia,ions, aa4 a ths courteous Seasias oi her eff eers.
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h the Houss Of Representatives sa the Iesh Jan.
 Ne. Fletcher made sAs.sollsusag Report which
 ==s adopted;
 Tas CSmmittee Ways and Means to whom wss referred House biiI No. l9i esiitled As Act 10 amend the 2na sesiOn of the Digest Of the stAa- uses of this State asdes the head Of Rsvenae, Re- port
 That the sxistiag la~ vas approved December, si6, thai under it's operations the revenue of the State has increased from s9S.Sse 3l. the gross amount of State tax for ,'- year lsiS.so $7e ss Ts the gross amoant of rsvsaas fer the year iSF7.
 By references to the Auditors report il appears that the gross aasaat ef State tax for the fsur years last past. was follows;
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e1- We gre indebted io the HOh J Tna-s.s a copy of iAs Dsmacra'ic Arkanssia.
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3D- E<sanx.s. 'As ssa<sF4ls- Preach Iy'ss pact. ls seriously sss
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LITTLE ROCK ::
Democratic State Convention T!

TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. sr, nssi-
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e7-syz age aarhazszsi aszarn-s JAMES | WILSON. ef NSxxa county a r8akt1se fz Prosecuting AEfSeJ h tAe Tnira JaAeiI Distrtct of krkaHs4a.
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l. E. BAR9ER. Ssers'sry.
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-10
Nrw YoRU

The Tribune of this morning publishes private
intelligence from Nicaragua, stating that revo
luton had occurred on the 4th August at Leon.
Gen. Munoz, at the head Of small body of
troops, took the President and Cabinet prison.
ers, and sent them to the Fejee Islands; whence
they were taken by a British steamer to San
Juan Concordia. The Senate subsequently, as
sembled at Grenada, the capital being in possess
sion of the insurgents, and elected Montenegro.
The people of Nicaragua refused to acknowl-
edge Munoz, which the Tribune's corrcspoh-
dent thinks favorable to civilization.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. Louis, Sept 9.
The market for several leading articles is
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-10

Or deslgnedty mlsFePFesenung tle subJFct. II
is no <xcase that the Galena papers are daily
circulating these erroneous stories; for fact OF
20 much importance, connected with an enter
prise Of such magnitude as the Illinois Central
Railroad, should be familiar to every public
journalist. We trust the st. Louis organs will
hereafter be more correct.
80 Couldn't Come It.
A gentleman who came up on the Lan,artinc
informs us that the Drag packet boat Wyoming
got up steam at st. Louis, on Wednesday even
ing last, and waited some time for an even start,
70 that she might pass the Lamartine within
sight Of the city. At length the two boats
pushed of, but the Lamartine proved SO much
too fast for NJ connection that the Wuon,inn
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dTtIilCIdIgs
rt drawers, hosiery and Woolcn yarns, carpet bags
gloves; Band boxes, beads and nee

Umbrellas, combs, buttons; Steel purse trimmings;
Threads needles, pins; Razors scissors and shears;
Tapes, bindings brshes Soaps, pcrfumery, hair oils
Purses, pocket books; and colognes,
Bead-bags, looking glasses; Musical Instruments;
Mahogany frame mirrors; Whalebones, spectaclcs !,
Wall ard window paper spoons;
Wrapping and writing de-; Gun caps, powder TASKS;
Gum whips and shoes; lnkstands, cedar pencils
Grapes Grape sse COLLARS Racer srops states and steel
Lace capcs and bcrtllas. pens.
Laccs and edeings, wells;
Gmps, finges, dress trim
mings;
We Drepared 70 show old customers and mcr-