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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1851.
Democratic Ratification Meeting at Lam
caster.

LANCASTER, June 20, 1901
The democratic ratification meeting has confirmed the
nom ~ tba and Conventions
- n = 80, -. .e - - -.
ior uovernof oanai oomnSSioner' anu 'uuse' u inc
Supreme Court of Pennsylva MIA.
Tho mae,;nr was called to or,ar AZ two oclock and
Dr Levi Hill vas anno;ntaa prasil.pt toOetber with
.lont s;xtoan s.crstarias
Owing To the farmers and a0ricultursts In the sur-
rounding districts being hnsv emnloyed nj this
Of the year the attendance Of the was thin
houph much greater than could have been expected
der the c;rcumstsnces
A committed on nine having been apponted they re-
norted preambe and series of resolutions which were
receiyaJ VIZ raat ana were bigbIv anplaud
=, ~ ~ .r.ais.n.s | 'danssS - ~ e' Nfr
The frst r.solution sncshs most Iaudatorv and commit
r,entayy ~ Col Ro,sy who n nominated for overnor
touchinr his history civil ma nol,ticaI
The scond su,o,,sas Z; .,errl Glover nom,nated for
Canal Commissioner a. n worthy and com oetent man
and ra,i.his ami unainchino democrat
The third lands the democracy ana refers to the cha
rctars of tae Judicial nomines for the Sunreme Bcnch
in the highest t.rms
The fourth saws the ticket inst such an one as de-
serves the of the and on it
demands tbe conpuad prospar,tv III the staa aad tbe
harmony and nerma nencv az the Con feder.cv
The ffth l. In favor OF religious liberty and eulogses
Judoe CampbeII
The sixth recommends and insists on a faithful ad-
herence IN the as the dutv of the
North and south and that the Fugitive Slave
law Il IN Accordance with the and asserts
that the utv Of the North s To enforce s provisions
county TO sustain the Union At ali hazards
The eighth saws the neglect or reusaI Of Governor
Johnston to son the b repeanc the section
act of 1877 closing the ais for the of II
on the Of pennsvlv,nin In onnostion In the con-
stitnton and shswed his Feelings ana were
with the aboionists 10 secure their vote A. the nsxt
election
The ninth denounces (,overnor Jobnston ss a truck.
ling ahotionist ana unvorthv ~ his station
The following was offered in the convention a an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
Advices from Santa re--Rise OF the Missouri
River-Desah by Cholera.

81. LOUIS. duut y TTIN
An engineer attached 10 the boundary Commission.
and Mr. Duncan and lady q New York have arrived a.
Independence
arre bodies of friendly Indians epcsmped on the
Arkansas waiting 70 70 TO the general convention
Of Indians at Fort Laramie next August
The elections In New Mexico The Legsla-
ture was TO meet next June m Smith was elected
TO the Senate. Much indignation was excited on sc-
count Of his rejection ss Secretary Of New Mexico.
large body Of Indians Of the Pcos u feared would
attack train Of traders They watched by two OF
three companies of dragons Many traders we're met
all along the route, by Col summers command
Az plum Butte much sickness prevailed, Bve or SIX
dying daily.
The cholers has absted at Independence but Is pre-
vailing at westport
The Missouri river h again rising and OVERLOOKING is
banks Our whole levee Il covered with water sui.
Nathan Amcs pork dealer, died Of cholera this morn
fnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

CONVICTION FOR rERJuRY-RErURS OF THE PREsr.
DESr-cALIFoRNrA CENSUS, ETC.
wssnISGroS, June %, 1851.
Henry Buote German, has been convicted Of perjury
In the Criminal Court for swearing falsely 20 the
identity certain fraudulent claimants Of land warrants
The President returns to night.
The Official Of California has not yet been
received-the portion retained being consumed by
the late fre
The Republic ccnsders the resolutions adopted by the
wings OF Vermont gratifying signs OF tire times.
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Last night Attorney General La Font-iue made the
most important announcement made In Parliament
since tho union o the Provinces via that the French
party intend 10 oppo.c the secusrxaon ~ the Protest
ant clergy The announcement vii lead ~
agitation for dissolution q the Union On ourtsen
different occasions the representatives of Upper Canada
voted for secusrxirg those bat thar emts
neu,ralized ~ the nominees ~ the IN the
other trsnch of the Legislature. and the rebellion of
1873 wa the coBFtqutucc
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TIE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION At RIcHMoND-HEALTH
OF NEW oRLEANs-THE UNION MEETING ~ sAvAN-
NAH, ETc.
BJrrwoRr June, q, 1851.
The New Orleans mail 4 thrr'uqh
The Richmond papers contain glowing accounts of the
reception q the presidcnt particularly by the conven
very enthusiastic
Tte pss,rSs says thst New Orleans ss the present
tim, y unusually healt0y.
The Union mectirg nt Savannah, On tuesday nigh.
y a lnfnn nf1 lIllAlL Ln.fLe
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Politics in Vermont.

MONTPELIER, June %. 1851.
Hon Lucius b. Peck nominated for Governor by the
free soil convention Burlington declines to be
ddate and gives his in letter in the Monpele
Patriot.
lie rays that he cannot assent 20 the resolutions pass
ed BY the convention nssmuch he believes the fu
gtve Slave law to be constitutional aud he cannot ad
NIT that the passed by the last legislature author
xng the State courts to take, BY habeas cnpu slave
out Of the hands Of United States officers Is just
else Of the powers Of the State.
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Arrival of the u. y. Consul OF Cape dc
verde-Arrest of Ballet Girls.

Among tho passengers In the brig Choctaw arrived
from Cape de Verde, Montgomery D. arker, Esq.
u. =. Consul at that place
Four ballet girls Of the Rousset iysps put In jail
yesterday for refusing deliver M dresses alleged
70 belong 10 the manager, the girls having been dis
charged from the company.
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! ts9, aWNN TsHF
A violent fnundar storm rassnt over hrvsriy apN
gafu last cEpnur thr wird tl witg 9lIac toroaGa
The iiahUtrg truck ON Il the sigu saTts II
Easuru haIlrosd IN North Beverly ars hstsered oue
- the rosts 10 also passed alonz tfe telegraph wr.
s,vrni hundred fcet each way, spriuf the psas and
destrcying the Insulation,
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AstTiMoRE. June lS 1871.
destructive haa storm occurred on severn river,
near Anhapor IN Thursday doing much injury to the
croIs
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LATE FROM SANTA FEE,
&C., &C., SO.
NEW YORK LIE GIsL ATU II Y.
SPECIAL SESSION.

By BANS LINE, OFFICE % WALL STREET.
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To th. GirIs-or, Ra.her to the Brides.

Th-tr are two noiuis ou whlch we weaid sneciai-
 Y caution yo'.ng ~tves. The fi's' is do moi ~ttTy ssh~n yog di.coveC vour hdsotHd is Ike O'h-T n-n. Let th~- romance oi yohr rnaI!er
 love Ze f,r 's wofit hscotDp ratiousl Yoinau, snd study i,vs bspPi'y wita ycut di,rnbri idol, Yoq ean. Many women fuln themselves. and 4ii
 AHp ioV- tu~in, bY eiinsing 10 romance. Every gsi invest hpf lover wita nssHe oi her naH bsIg'tI itn giRings, wbich makes ht.a appear ,n hss
 fr<efp' creature ol am snargstic CT deIns god S,s ctrs. Vince she is married, sai the gti.iitrss b. gns to T oy hana,ing' sni sh- pefeesves tGAl Der husband can oi lhr same sianp as hrt Ia her, anc,es auh other sxesiri ri-nts aud r"ls- tiyes she siands asha.i. Now ccm-s 70 li ,i.l. sts nraPs rpnance srngna her, ds tests her hg band, beesIse he Is opl. maB. and begins [ i"ok sInHnd inr supeihum%tI excellence, wkci .n- s'tl magiu~s ma.t ex's'.
 Nov 1T ,he is pretty, or any msn is foolish CT wicked rupugh 10 pay her unGae aiisutions. s,s clothes him al once ia her fancy work. sHi probl ply be comes a victim much 10 her own tie folly ss 10 his se1ucisons- Runaway bargains provrrbiay miserable, becaaas he ard-hl a,sHee wh oyeFraies man as 10 make i seem -xprdirnt ta forssk- pAfsnls or has6aad for his sake, wil, b~Hg llspeed, leave ,ts idol tse naked and desyicalle
 Ii you dscsver faals |. your husbs nd be assured that you weaid 6ai sifuilar eye greater faults in aHy every a.D living, ing to yOar hasb nj , love hin for what hs resy is; bear With his iaals aud hs Ihsnkini that they more.
 Scco1tiy, f vour husband give you short or pervish word Go net 20 and break your heart with surmisings that he ioager loves you. sd ati Sac
 Hans-ns~. cnsi5-r thi. q fzult of human natufe. Does not every mother love her chiidreu1 Yet how l often dees sine scod them, aud berste them sound y. Do yoa love sister snd brothers and have you not oftsa fsnlted them. aa6 esiled tem hard nsin-sl So do Bet poat. sad post oa She injured | look '--ce .sider hos that wos 1O in the child
 whom you nsd rated. but meet him with cheer
 fui sniir. aaa if he has wrOngea yta 5s he will
 repent it, or fl yes really a fault bs viii for.
 give yoa, for the sake el yoar love and meek ness
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Mr. Rheit.

This gentleman whose election te the U. States Senate as iie successor of the late Nr Cslhoaa. s gearralsY regaSdeA Ss tAe most aitra of she |" ul. ts4ists'' By maay la this qasrtes be eSastdersi nothing less than oui-aad-oat traitor. Wiui Isis We have sothiag ts do just ncw. IL is of the only propose to speek.
 MF. Rlett is a Soaih Carroll aiAw hy birth, bat on the pnaietaai iias ef parissa sceat TheFe Is sore eonalagani,y bsiweea hiin aud the late Joha C dams Ills adeiaal Raiaa wss harawei, sud white bearing it he wss Ai,esney..seaera. Of Soath CaFalaa. aed a leading actoF ia Ihs naItl6eaIian controversy. He taak his pssseat nans, t5 inherit aH estate.
 Mr Rhett is q mau of ardent temperament. aud coHsttationAiiy very imPetaoas he was elected 10 Congress ia l33T. aad went there with the rrpu tation of bring "6re eater" But every body WINS sgr, eahsy disappointed He was a bold, nervous mpassionsd. bat confseoas lesator, and slsguIsriy mild in his manners and a~pos,mest He nal Fs~ gently attached himseif 10 te PresbyteFiaa chavrh of which h1 is sliii exemplary member This is singular combination te inassa traitor 0f--a of pG Gritan stock and rating elder Of the Prcsbyr Fiaa chatcn!
 We w'll only add thst MF. Rhett Is endowed with Splenci taleRs. aad wiIh many ot the attSlba es o d hnisaed orator
 We hope no one will accuse of treason. for ven,ariag speak thus of ptoas and distinguish. cd eitixea.-- L1sisl:ra test,sr.
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secne in a California Reftr,arr.

One of the novelties of Caiifjfn a. is its Chinesa ealing honse-aad by the way. the Celesiiais dis. up sun'anary 'foder' ia very good style. h ous own market they keep sharp look out for every choice article of food which offers from grizzly eear io a paTtfidgo IL was matter ef curious in- gary wi'h. .our~ Ives how they managed to andsr- stand uir c'iis for different articles uiafc by their customers, wlira apparently noae of them uader- stood or Spok- "af is"<ssx~- Di.s-s day at their table, tie mystery was solved. Que of the progrietoTs Sho unders,ood English, aud talk ed Il ieIe.atly well postei itnseif during meal time in Inc Kitchen, to supeript-Hd the cooking aud translate the calis of customers 10 the cook whiis the walters ~ho were tetaiiy uaae eqaainIed with English, ecaoed the demsBde upoa tbs iarder. of each persoH st the table. One yoing grutleulna called for plate of 'nat chops ana tic waiter nal exactly cats!ss the sound, asked asked ns aln as ChiDamaf could, for r~prtiiou of the order
 Nation chops yoa eAuckfs hsad.' said tls youaR geuiemaa
 Nation chops you ohaekie head" shouted the Chinamsn 10 tlls kitchen
 lis caasrd g-nerni ssgh round the table, and considerable eo,uaotlon tH tbs khehen. he pro- prrtoTs'r vocabulary of Engiish embraced no eat shle or sauce beAring The liiie oI 'chackle head This joke took among tsa easiomets al the table, and presently one Ihrrn called asit
 A gass of pigeon milk. you long tailed Asiatie
 A glass Of pigeon mix. yon iong tailed sstie.' eoho~d ii- waiter
 "A bsrrel of homeopathic soup. old smooth head, shouted sn0 her:
 Barrel homeopathy soup old smooth head. echoed the walter.
 "A hat fall of brick" shouted third
 Hat of brick, repeasd The walter
 By this tiule the kitchen iH qa perfect slate of ca fusios. aud he pEepf tor la a stew of perplex- fly. Psf-piring wi,i aDxieiy io lease. and igao- rance r-girded ibs character q the dishes eailsd for, he pr seated hiaself before the haagsy ss- srmhly for descriptioa of Iis dieraat tbngs they AaBtei.
 What you mesa by pigsoa milk hemypaity soup aud the briekf How yen cook him srntls- men r
 roar hursi f'osn the table and the shrewd Asia 'ie saw !" isomeai thai they were hosxisg Ila suhorGiEBtes
 The gentlemen make yoa all d-d foois.' said he FGshing sgsie into tie smoky reeesses of hia culinary de sriIseBt, but whsiher he meant thai the grn'enes were making fools of his walters e ta~mSeye~. Femai1s Of the uncertainties upoa Chinanaa $ incorrect knoa edge of cur Ian. ! gusgs.- Stockton tCaia. Jour
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NWaIlaWx.

4 correspondent oi lbe Essaiag Pest says "Sofn~ mo1ths aso th~re appeared in yoa papes two or three commnne siions upon The subject of swal'o~s dss sppes sfing urder ise water he appfosrh Of Inc cold weather; aud lately meeting Inc following ex- tract iH the ot my reading. it ocenfrei to .o send t to yoa- II l. from ths writings Of Hast, French author who aied ia I7al. He also i,en- tons osli iAei witch may be nnkno~n to yoa for the truth of which. however. aas not prepared to hold myself tesoonsibis:
 "S~aIiosss is SA eden. At the spprossh oi cod weather, plunge into the lakes, and remain thste asleep and baiisd under ih~ ice til the reurH of Spring Then. t~ak~nsh by the returning beat they he wafer, asd resa,se their asnai flight Whiie lie lakes are frog s. d ihe ice b. broken in certain plaees which appes, darker tsl others ,h% swalio~s ate iound ia great qisoiities cold sseep and hasf-drad. II they are taken out, and warmed by the hands, or before he hre they begin to exhibIi sigas of fife; they stretch themselves oas. shake themselves. and soon ay away. is o'hSs
 lsees they retire s,o tine and under the rocks Between the town ef Csen ssd along the banks oi the Ofns, there 'nsay CT ihsse cavrEps, where during the @iaseE clusters of allows have beef foand suspended, like punches Of grapes ite,s ih' roof of the cavern. The sane thing hAs hssa lou.
 observed h Italy"
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Remedy for shorl Slrii.

Dr. Turnbi has discovered remedy for sho.t sight. which he has communicated iD the medicsI pabl'caions. The learned doctor thus dssenbes the process
 "in th- hfst instance applied inc exirae, Of gin- ger, wach ~ss robbed tes five os tea s.inaies eyes The shols forehead. with ihs view cf setiax upan ths sfsnc hes gt The biih pair of nerves. Afterwards
 slb'sa'ed eoneeGiSsted iiaeta,e of ginger to two paT's oi spirit ol wine. dreoiofissd by animal ehst coal The sarcess oi isss egsTsiion xas tstnsrka- be la nAhy eases fl had the effect of doabirg the kRzib of sis,en. h sasn- person. foaad sAe isis ~ss not mseh diisied, bat very torpid. fn tbosx Cases sppi>d ihs concentrated iinstase Of r@ppsr made oi The sasa@ strength. and b bs same , amer a ihs tneipfe af Eiegsf. This used ansii oh- served ihs the His had obished greater pes1er of eatsciIon and diia'ios. s.'sr which had gain re- eoli'se 70 Inc hnetafe o' gsAg-f. This plan ei treat
 meat has essn attended wf fbe aaesi stghsi sscesss Add persons ho ssfs exFsm ly saa -siglsisa base very sooa b*%h sDsbisd to psim.nsatiy lsy asids their coacsss glassss.r
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INDICTMENTS FOR CLUBS.

.y s,,reeSs that has Atteadea oeF Feee"t ViaS' .',, Interest t,kea in ihe BAsyE& by many ot sa4 have induced 10 offer. Tor ths Pur' s.s af ,f,clag the formation of esabs,the ieilow" isg isl ot
 ,..,.sa fsrwsrdiug 10 us te dollars 10 chfFeP' t,nl. for Foar new sihseribeFs. will receive a .,s@ sf sar papsr ioS oae year. eTatis
 IT. .1v enc forusrding twenty dollars Tn current a'}. ws will send iea copies Of the BASsER for
 ,.a, n.yg snlscribers. aud oae copy oi GoDEY 2 I'~,'s eaok or(;RAHAn's MAeAzNE for oue year. IT. sas ,os forwsrling thirty dollars in current r'sts ne sill seaa f)tesa copies sf the BANNER f-. many new subscribers, and sHee copy of the i,ai,s5 staiss Magazine and Dem'eratic keF's~ 1T. .av oo. sending as the largest uHmeer tover sn..aN of new subscribers, sceompaniso win ,b. ,6y,scs payment, al the last ctentionel fs'es' will sssd oas copy Of the Spirit o .i'e mes, ,si,b ,br.s slrel engravings, sNa sHe copy os gisckw woods Magazine for one yeaf'
 IF R.elt,aucss may he made at eHr r'sk' and re- ..'-,. xili ss promptly fetsraed- In making such V'',,,,cs. the Pod Master receipt should be oo- ,.ned for oar protection
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H0- The perseeEtion of the Christians ia Asiatie Turkey Is terrible On inc leth of October si- tack 10 have beea made on the ChTistaaa al Liwne, snd enc actually did lake pace the i6th al Aeppo body of fsrks and Arabs fell upon the Christians during the night aud iearfal 2'as took place. Fes escaped with their lives, sad such as aid were wounded h- Greek Bishop was among those murdered. The Pasha locked himself up ia the fortress aud the troops did not attempt 10 interfere Al aonasia fsBatseal dervish. who pre- leased to be inspired killed Christian boy of four- teen years of age sad certain eaisrpPs Thomzse, an Italian eInigrant. in the open street.
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rst GeIi.l [. H,y.. of P.nloa. Vt.. ha. hee

Jst Gehi'i (. Hays. Of Psuioa. Vt. has been in 'iced for he murder Of is wife He was aEva <ened a, uigh by his wife. ho was sick and aft.- 'nskiHg her cup of tea. wen, for physician - ln reiurning s,e was dead, sni p7a msrtem ex animation showed stryehniue is her stomach In seven days after Hays married her ster
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IF The Cathedral Of Notrs Dame (Antwerp) Is one of the fBest gothic baiaiags oa the Continent
 The iBcipsl spirs s 46l feel high Thers are over 500 stairs cline before reaching the top. There are go bells in ,hs tower. the largest of which weighs 900 psaads and require ls men to rim; it.
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sonundrum.

"I say clem." said one dsrksy to another. |" can you tsil me why trigger ss never dead broke r
 No. Ginger" said Clem II doat know, aad darore draPs the sabjee' whhoat a 'spression."
 "Weii. then" returned the other dsrkey, aI'H tei you why aiggsr is never erad broke; it's be- kAss he's says got scsnt sboet him"
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The Highest Point of the Growth of
 Coftpu.


 Many years ago a close observer and a good hoiafist. coHyprsiHg lth on iar high pricss oi cr'on and th- great protitssi yiedr', pre- cled 'h- li'nr wOaib eoin- when T would b. cniiIssf in The States North et t'e ohp. Al present, he said the plant g no' b-ar tae cinste, bat Il ls gTaia- ally creeping gp. ani bscopins hA:'ter as n goes NoIih. h- spoke of the changes prslue~a, by dif- teTeisce @ climate on many v~g~isbi- psodurtioas which seemed tn sAap themselves ta widely dlH-i- eni esndiuoh, Neither of were al iAe tune aware oi ih~ fact, lhs cotton had heen raised year, ago. on The bank ni Ihs H abash and Scioto- ii Eoluey, in hs book oi travsis ia fine Uatrd S'st.. says h- saw cotton caifya'~ oy the French coion-> 'hos. rivers Tns was ia l79S Speaking of ihe Sfioto colsnv. c tiIpoi is h. says '' T. ru- the cultivation of eS~ryihin<. ersq of e7'1n pros r~ted ss cnnpI~tsly ss eent{ be wished" FiotR lis place he ysi'e,i Foi Ynceut~, snl of that hs' says: "ftpds ai i"dian corn, tOoarco, whoa, baii~y, sqaashes, aaf cotton, sHrFoaR,'ea ihs village" We shnai h. .lss 10 learn what is tb- northern punt si which eoito1 natures in The open air ai ihis tune Bart am 6xes ih- na'ihern hini, oi the Msgnolis Grandiaors X on h. northssn hank I'l';r River the baan isfy itne b~tNsen N'i'a ssi South Carolina. Hef~. iH i1T9 slend asiRgle ev. "oi'sry aud alone" the hardest and The boisst ni i:s race Does ihs. tree s.ili stand From Bsrl- ran descup ion If tee locality. II mast b. the sssshoTe route hosn Charleston to Smithviiie.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-28

IF Monument io Gb~r Stuart, ihe well resneta- h'ed eiaH. ht Irnri,aii psia'er, ia a.it t,oa 'n B --'oa wh-fs te stti>ts of iha; city are taisiny lands faf that purnoSa.
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BOUNTY LAMBS.

TO THE OFFiUEEs AND s)LnIEas OF HE WAX OF Isll, AND ALL THE ivDtAN WARS SINCE
 t7eo. TUElR WIDOWS Ay0 I.S 1R CaiLDaEN: yYNRE8 Inc s-t rtsstss. r1 ~i Cte 2sh day 1f sep O t- nhs, ls5t aii s-s t i1 raNEri'y n tgt ' tst ab3ys u1r., ,jllrv GAlE ,sFEces iuf nh o- Hs5ro, agiat '1 f1Ilty LIld
 Fas aHirr:a f iag Co Fhes-'s3R ns al tle fafns sAd HgA fgsuig. af lH 4a gf he yyrsa> ofcr@ tls .y r54af-ai. Wi1 r.ad p-a-anas @ar-tats 'or agguI-~ and ard, ls-4fe tte sane u.'a- Ooos iGEts. fhl trn-ars tss g if-.s,. fIrrseir-
 ApHF-ts gHirr t}s hid vii pi 'is- stste names age r.-~ f-1ene. <tst- i~ii, O capin e rau piay aaaer of resnsat s igirs. {or SteT ara cosn rgsut, NItt euA < d f saisHaef' ' oa 5Fatei, s.r. ahoa, what Ita.. fer what trrN ser 'nng service, dtrzFEra- and, i t-t have t-t tg>c1t tf.s grd tsei- ff w,Gln. stt,s W'ai where gssred her name pFcviDH tp msFfttE F wefs h,s sha4s ii ii an3 i o no' se ls stil NaFs. d D sf>b ud ki-t ca battle s0 -ttfe f.
 tfias lYl@t. tI ne.essSry p1Pefs w ts sf gtft sad cittAi4ilt ar -iss sigc.
 Al 1fa.ts .sPaSr PAip'' addressed hn wiH a.r. arsnss agteaiiaa l.. A. WHITLEY,
 ArSansas Banner oit~e. isfiis sock, ArSs-
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IF Tie Ono State Convention have adopted . section ina, m person holiing office u,.ier the United States. iis State shall es eligible for osce in he Legislature
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Wa,e, for Yearly Advertising
Ear lhIin.s. of !ess.
each additional


 All standing advertisements will be char ,ed at the s.-. ,..,,i.nsd rates, unless S contract be made bsa Ieit for nserlion aud mast be paid for in ad- yahee. NOpersOn will be announced Tor any Slhse, e,1l'e' city. State, or county. without the aoFahee pay men. of five dollars Political circulars will be charged as. advertise ueut,. and payment required tn advance
 No o5 will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until paid fer.
 her ol insertions desired, otherwise they will be coplinasa ua, forbid. and charged accordingly sg-Yelr.Y. haf-yrarIy snd quarterly advertisers sil b- cou6aed to their IsqHiaats tasis'ss All Aver, .>neuls of 4 different kind. or Tor other per sons s. he cliursea for at the usual rates
 Al letters mu<i be sss, -said, or they wiiinot re- ssr. any attention.
 tr Positively no variation will be made from the sssgs reggl 5tions
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-28
JOB PRINTING.

Tn. pren. ietor ef Ihs Arkansas Banner. re- .,.ctfsy iaforms the puhie that h- is prepared to er.cas every description of Jos WozK. with neat u.s. saA dispatch sad al top retes as any office a th. Statr-sueh
 Ro~k>. Pam ,hlcts. Hand Bills, steamboat
 Balls, Pasters, Hills of Ladin=, Bill
 Heads. Hor.e Bills. Labels,
 Card.. Receipts. 6c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, Clerks. sherif's, Justice's and Constsbie'S Blaak~ of every siud. Blaak Deeds of con- vsyauce. 2c, wh,ch will he sold cheap for Cash city acc capiauc", and will be sent by mail to any part of the state, If required
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-28

ar The Indiana Convention has passed section prohibiting the Legislature from gsaating diverees. Asv prohiefing lotteries the sale o lottery tick els, h, inc State