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Espln.ien of steam nailers.

h tse Paterson explosion case, C0roner'S Jury rendered verdict that the seeiient, whjch result ted in killing iys men, was cansed by the inguff cieucy of water ID the boilet. l. is now well un- deFSsogi tha thls Is the cause of nearly every EU ploSion that occurs. l. always afiSeS from care IessneSs of he engineer, for he can always know the amount of water in The boiler And no strength oF goodness of the boiler. oE caution as to the amount Q. steam on. wilt avail 70 protect against expiossan, # 'he engineer will permit himself b b. zailtv of tAis lsageroas negligence as 10 the supply of water, The Newark Daiiy Advec'i ser legRasks up9u this Nati9yk tats{tee eeacer.
 " Bat what is he to da # Ae fsAs tast The water S dangerously lgw1 By letting tH cold watey i comes a contact with .h@ se3 A9 st5-s oi tue a1 leE and t instantly flashes iato steam, winch pro daceS the explosion. By oPeaipg ilte safety y-yaive the water from ttv relief pressure, taP2llY aui.a
 shes luq8aatlty, ad the dagger oeeulaes gYealef: for no satetyvaive olsniag is sufficient to give l i0 al sle s.tan ssgmed 5y ihe remaining water surrounded 5S Fed hat ron plates " hat IeSrarce Is lclt Co the terrthed engineer 0niF One tbag we sre aware of and that is to rake ont The flel from under tae bales aaa let | e9os aud thS an a!s7 sa N AIeh few have courage t> sttesnp., for the boslsT nay explHle before H be done; bat n not, thee by Esm0yiag ihe fire, leahx the boitet caol, aaa Stuppsng the engiHe sa8 all she works hs guilty csFelessiesS becomes st9was he likely pses hls eEnplos nleat. and certainly means heavy weight Qf blaHe. Moreover the yeggpyaI of ,arge afneani ef (ss-l, either word anthracite coat g almost, # TO, 4uttes aa impossible tasag. Tn re l~ thsFesnFe, no asasr remedy for tlis cause ef these awfa ca astEephes thaa the employment af good, attentive engineers
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GaIphiui..a oa an Im,ro,,s sr,Ie

fts New York Herald hy lts correspondent a, WashsnsStan lcstas tte fa8,~tsg fsets concern. ing the settlement of tAe Nleueaa claims. ltsays.
 The #s eiss ia the cliy gslai,,e to the awards O. the late Bearl of ConmlsSioners on Me1is.-, ela,nS. ate numerous and spsrsGa2s--
 1. II $ stated hat fhna1as Coswia, al ths ra,e oS 4uitHng tAe Senate aad iakav q seay i9 thr cabgae6 sold oui hS SRte4eS; n ttg Nsxscan ahl,s AeioFa the late board, to GeaEge Law, ES; tfs,. great steam mat nsi iilsaEESes teF De sua af S5s moFe of less upon the judgment o. two able tayv yers--ArSsrs. EbSye1 aaa joha Naans. ot New soiS---'aat Governor CqrNias atcgtS, was wo,jh that sum.
 2. Il IS stated that ,Ee sas.a8t Malur Ially. a glorious pgipce-ot good fellow, receives SfU,UOO tess more, aS fees tog ms ssFvtoes 70 ageSstas Sundry elannS before the board tor all allowance. Major Lally is nat lawyer ty profession bdt be ls a gentleman of excellent Judgment an3i discretion. i He was candidate foT commissioners so Eua the Mcxleaa boug8ary lns, aBd ought ta have been appointed, bat was not. Us ff0A3s rcj1ice that he has done betfcraS counsel for claimants agaasS Mexico.
 & It's stated tAat Caates March. Es,.. thc eloqteRi and accomplished -AiagFapbef sf Daniel We3StFtlsaua prace of a good fellow withai. receives &i5o00 mose er less, fees for hiS sef vices in buShing gsHac ot be important MrKcau ! clairaS ts hoaorabie adjustment. And why not
 {. it is stated tha' Hf Webster, ike a man independent and above beard, and not afraid io meet the glare of tkc sun ai truth al md day has no, sold aof disposed oi hs satercSt ia the stere- sad Mexican claims, bat win hold on Co ii as be 1 has the right to do untt he is pa,d tlie per cent age he is justly entitled to. Seastkle man ] 5. Complaint IS made taat tho Secretary of the Treasury IS paying the fees af the counsel la tbe awards of inc aforesaid Mexican claims. and with i holding the prnelpai. ] c. Committees of investigation with power tu send for persons ant papers are to be called for. loudly, soon as the houses oftbe next Congress gel organized.
 l repeat the saying with which l began this eplstle:-''rhis is greai country and some great ] things arc doing in Il"
 Mir. Webster has concluded. as kls friends now here say. not ta leave tbs eablei hefoee autumn. Wjll not his friends al that late day. have oeca- Son "a trY, 's C'est trpp iar! F'
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n. I,, osr,eT,

The Congressman canvass la this Ssate has fsssly commenced ahd the issue sa fnasw can as present divine. will be chiefly made upon inc old party ground Of Democrat and Whig. Collateral questions may arise ia dcbase giving additional interest to the eoaics', bal the principles which govern the Desuoeratie party win stiil be warmly rnaintaineds and inc Waigs will be emrioyed in attacking thcsa h the shscnee ot theiT own to de- fend.
 Capt. Jshn Preston of Heiesis, iu letter to the southern shisli. accepted ,he invitation ot his ] friends tu become q candidate for Congress, anl the Shield states by aaihofty. that the aallaut |! Captain will endeavor D meet Johnson al tae places be has appointed to allsess the pe'pla. Letters lfrofo inconsidera,e friends have induced
 bis rash step aPoa the part of Capt. Preston. and ! Wtg-bitter and uaeompromisng--as he g--we have too much kind feeling for the raaa nos o rc- gret the modification that awaits him. \ you0gef politician might offset iefca. with the privilege oi Identifying himself with his party. making cap
 ts for future use; but the featleman from Philips ] has been too long iu fhe harness and $ too well known to De coqueting with his popularity al this l late day Whatever inducements he may have thus 10 peru his strength, and ' is no basiaess oi ! ours, we ofI,r him far field.
 l Major Stith of Oaaohita anoti.er Wing s'dyed .l, the wool'' and equal in bis pretensions IS also willing 10 experiment upon the public palse, and measure his strength with Johnson. We can an. ders;and why inc Major does not dec.,ne contest
 in which the chances of winning are So greatly against him. He Is a brilliant stump orator, he is fond Of fan and excitement, well informed poh tican and do-s not feel tha, because he IS in the minority he should all hs fife be confined to the peadjngs of county court, or replying to the ar Fuments of some inferior counsel. He is willing to take his chances for wider fame, and fl beaten we believe be would augh at any who offered nm sympathy. But notwithstanding the Ouachita Herald of the 5th announces that Major stith has returned ready b commence the canvass, and W il. probably meet Mr. Johnson al his contemplate appointment, yet We suppose he will give way to the aSpraut from the East Room. Major. room, for the Little Rock and Halens candidate. Don't mount Johnson two at 2 time.
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Sentiment.

'' That there IS aly diSoTgan;Gation m the scHti ment of the whlg party Tn Arkansas. We most en- phatcally deny, and challenge our ehIyalTic neigh b5rS to point to any fact which wl sustain them
 in the position which they assume m theif last squIb. ."-irk Vhg.
 five have ever asserted ihst the wing party as disoyganiztd s srHtrmeHt, We retract, and baS ten to make the amende honorable. We are ig- moran, of the existence of ssnAnsat, a: the present time. in the whig party of Arkansas. Hunbgggety is not ssntrmenf frees Sgi IS treason to the South the doctrines of The compromise as expounded by The Whis" IS base sabmssion and anti-S'ate- reht doctrines the l4st of tyranny and heel ef op pres>sion: to be eyerolse5 ad-ittum ly numerical majority. power. The name of ' C Uaioa s bat slimy white washing for the |" ao-pafty " party change colors and names, mpi,oes anI tactics, ,iresS up ;he skunk as the same old econ" mark hard cider on e7eIy whskey barrel n lhe land, the iisguse R so transparent that all can detect 1.-the cl5yen f)os witl show "OiI Wb.tey's" cosnouca < no longer cherished. dollars day" gone to the " GalphinS, ana 'roaS.-beef' for the whig party and tho rest of mankind ceased 10 be available in this age of poetry and nght -maIss.' ' | httls more grape Cagt. Bragg IS Feqaised 10 put on s9ae- serious countenaoce, when p7cmulga;ias such Aamhags at inc present. tme Away with such frauds and decepdous, ,he people Sca5n taen.
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Great Excitement on our Frontier.

Capt. Dasgeu, OE Shelby who has recently
 nade q toaT through the north western portion Of the frontier settlements rave hs information that a small party Of T0nkaweys consisting of five warriOfs and one CaddO rho was an out lay from his owa tube. had s fight with party of Wae0es, in thc vicinity of Alton Deat0H coaaiy. abou! the 2oth Of Aps.l last That some seven of the Wa coeS were killed-thet the foakawass come iato the settlements, iu a wa5ke attitude, causing great excitement among the citizens, The Dis irict court being in SeSSsop immediately adjourned and a runner was sent to Maj. Arnold, who Is n command at Fort Worth that Maj, Arnold came immediately and captured the Indians and con- veyed them 10 Fort Worth. lThai soon thereafter ls0 warriors of the Waco triGe; came 10 lie Fort, painted with their bows Slung and demanded the Tonkawas the Wacoes sad that tae Toaksways had been suhsSiing on. the flesh of ther warriors, who had been killed, and they wanted satisfae- ton The Waeoes were desperately enEaged and hostile. The Tonkaways were not delivered and the WAe0es lefl reluctantly, much dESSauhed.- Gen Harney on hearing this newss .ssaed an order, to kill all Indians who were fouad below the llne in,iiscri1si.ately. IL such be the fact general oal break .s anticipated. We hope that steps will b. taken immediately to gise ps5tection 10 our froatiet settlers. They are gt-atiy exposed The I7l.aas must and Shoul1 b. sah3ged; tac so3aer the better fer our citizens,
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Chemical Freezing Agents.

Ia that hot-bea If wonders the chemists labor atqFy, great degrees of cold proeutable by tS- ing highly volatile liquids for evaporation. man may be frozen to death, 1t is sa9 iu the extrenest heat of Sammer simply by keeping him constantly drenehed with sther. By the assistance of liquid suIphurc Acld, water may be frozen in d red hot vessel But that remarkable substance lFquid carbonic acid, takes the highest rank of all known freezing agents. In drawing Il from the powerful resefvorS in which 1t IS necessarily kept it evapo- rates so rapidly ss to freeze itself, and IS then a light porous mass, like snow. If a small quanti- ty of thls Is drenched with ether tie degree of cold produced $ even moie ntolerable o the touch than boiling water-a dtep or two of ,e mixture producing blsters, just as if the skin bad been burned. Mir Adams states that n eight minutes he has frozen n this way mass of mercury weigh iug ten pgunds
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t Tn.,e, niaer.

Some Of the critics du ne, like 10 see inc female form divine m poetcal mutioa. II seems tu them |" ridiculous to say no worse 10 have every eyealag gaily painted dem0SGlle throw her leg pefpen- diculary at the audience CT Dc lifted with spring into the ar, at the time playing tattoo with her heels.' Now, for our part, we ike ta see tae DOC try of motion thus claSsically presented 4 well turned leg-a gracefully tarned, waist, and even 3 hustle of far shape and 3nnesons-allt these. are proper ehjectS--the creations of Almighty Nature and were made like other excllemces ta ee gazed al and admHed--theS are not immodest nor tidea- oIS objects. The rjdicBlausneSS, f any, IS ia at
 aching imnodesi ideas to heavens most peerless creations. But a.e managers Gt our theatres are caterers for the amusement of the " million f'- the pleasure seekers, and mt for the moral enter tanmeat Of q few ascete stekienS for ploas class meeting OhSeryances Iu play house. To the pure in heart--all things are pure. Ladies of the most un5. lmished reputation. and spotiesS chastity wit Ress the fascinating flights and poseS of the far danseuses; and II cannot be shown that they are less pare for looking on their pleasing positions, and graceful agilities. We say in the language oi the bard: "0n aith he dance r'
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.srAe safe Man"

Fhe Arkansas Wing wishes some one t0 rau for eex 0a The altar of the common weas2 and iatl mates that R W. JailosoS does not pssssss that requisite. Ii ths, paper means tha; X W, Jahh- sou wll nat sacfihcs SaaihsGR r,ghs io I0alsiy Inc Nortke9n AbulltonistS, we sfe pr0ad to eoBaun the matter 5y saying that he does an PssesS that requisite" II d.eS appear somewhat strange to ls howavef, ta see a Southern paper tern, ae peculiar institutions oi the nonth a mere "See- tiaual ntasser that may be lad aside. 50 apPease the wrath of tsr abolition portion of our Northern bEethren Tke Soath shoala sSad 40 ;aan t0 Geo gasss, vho ls So willing te :. saeEiaee her ugh:s. R W. JoaxseS IS the sate, man Tor Arkansas.
 Hslesa Bmleas
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singular and seyere seatenee.

4 man named @n1. Fulton, who had altesd undcEgone the penalties of hls sentence n two cs sts taT passing egunteFie,tnores on the Bshk q Delaware city, has just been sgsin convicted E New Castle, county, of that State. on TWO ,Boi indictments. The court passed sentence upoa tis prisoner, ia each case, as follows:
 To pay fine Of si00; be placed m Inc pilor for the space of one hour; undergo an HnpFisaz ment for the space of three ealleHdsr months ap 10 wear Roman T, of scarlet coioI. siy Incia bong and two inches broad, on the onisldc oI hs coat between the shoulders for two yean ifoa ia date ol the expHasion Of hs lmpnsoutaent, and } was committed . be oestody of The sheIIf HHi these Judgments were compiled with
 l. appears that this s ihe law ol Inc State Delaware, sad the court has 70 diecresssl poEseri blt tae people should certainly make aasi Co remove such sarbafobs statutes. There & sifEiiar laws ln Delaware, aiso, winch need ta banging. They were the offspring Of 8 dsrt' age taan tbis.
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scriptural Authority for the return of
 Fugitive slaves

S. a But Abran sand unto Sara behold thy maid IS ia thy hand do to her as II pleaseth thee And when Sara had dea4t hardly with her she fled from her face.
 r. And the angel of the Lord found her by a fountain of water in the wilderness, by the foun- tam in ihe way of Shur.
 s. And be sad, Hagar Sara's maid, whence coulest thou and whithef wilt thou go And she sald fled from the face of my fuistress4 Sara
 g. And the angel of the Lord sauiNthloREAg, re- turn to thy mistress: and submit thySef und$r her hand.'--t Genesis, l6 chap. RI
 Now m this case, Sumner and Giddiucs would have secreted Hara and advised resistance to the law. Indiana Sentinel.
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Importaut from Nex;eo.

Slr'y.Hcs IneT1csas haprisoned-'The New York Post learns by private telegrADhic despatch to eminent mercantile house of that city, which was received on FhuFsiay forenoon from New Orleans, that adstees ksse been tbere received. Of the steamer "Gold Hunter" winch left San Francisco On the 22d of March last, for Fehuante- pee to the effect that lbe Gold Hunter had violated the maritime laws of Aexico by landing her pas engers ID number sixty Eve, without the requisite previous permission, and that inc passengers had been imprisoned by the Mexican authorities and were confined at the date of the advioes receivsd No other particulars are g.yea. Tehaan'epec B no, port Of ensiy.
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A DissracefaI scene.

rAe other day a woman, wiso keeps a notorious house os III iame, publicly cowhlded i man ia the streets Gi thiScity. We ,lo not know the cause of the quarrel but understand the man twho lives short distance down the river} had gwen some of fence in the hopse of the woman who inflicted the csStleaton Hpon him Tite same feTGale has proved 1t-rsrf Q be equally expert with whips--for with in the past few years she shot man in New Or leans. and more recently s1 shct another in NatcheZ. Yet In the face ot these outrages she has managed sufficiently weil to escape puHlSl,- rgent by the Iav
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signs. SiXns.

The Raleigh Register. N, C.. namiaateS for she next Presidency. the following eaFous iieke,: Willard Fillmore of New York. President wm. 4. Graakam of North Carolina Vice.
 Tbs ncsainston $ proposed and followed by !, eulcgy as strong as q northeast gale before ran c9mes lown. Nr Graham IS one oi the present cabinet Tie Raielgh Register iS an cid Whg Journal. heretofore conducted by the father, and now ey Seaien Gales, the brother or nephew Q: JosepA Gales of the Washington IaiellIgeAceg.-- Thereby hangs q tale. The noriniioa is Pa; for ward ai ihe nod and beck Of the southern hali or he'cshSnet.
 The Wing newspaper press. politicians and ali. RIG sEaidly rushing into the Presidential question Scott has been HoaaiHateSi-Weastes aas been nnrnfnated--FiftHorc is noaniaatesi- Whose turn Is 1t aexff Y. Y HsrstR
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seeiag a Lixks.

\ sAilo, she othcF day, n describing his first .Tars to become water nan, sand tAat jas; at Inc close Of a dara night he sent aleit to see fl he soss4A sat ligat. Aftes short time he was Laile&SEokHsHs deck wisb, .sMsst bead, shoys' .Ay ay, sir,' was the answer. ..tDo you see hght7'' 7" Yes, Slsr sEWhaf lightF s.Day- -ligBt, sIy"' The look -oat was ordered down with rss.
 c.sgsss73 Hr-sfE
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Public Dinner to senator sebastian.

The Fort smith Herald contains the proceedings of meeting cf the etzens ot Fort Smith called for the purpose oftendenng this compliment to Jndge Sebastian a honor of whom thE county has beon named. We regret that WE have mt feesn thts week to publish the hattering and handsomely written letter, which communicates the invitation
 By resolution. His ExeelIeacy Gov. Roane aaI the Hon. K. W. Johnson. were also invited to be present.
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lF There IS man whose hsIT is 'ufhed a'' brisiies, in consequence og his having PajchsNi ppi of hogs lard. sold se nm for bears gfsesn 70 SHresy the government. winch u eflefes 70 as. 'ts of less iBoment ought lo look aftcf thls sf A' vendors Of such things may take t lnio ihef a'': '9 set goose grease, aad iealbets 3eecne ite s' ron of the day.
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CIarendon rurnpike Co.

IL will be seen from advertisement in to days paper thas this Company have taken steps to oh tam stock at once: The commissioners here have assurance that large amour, of the stock will b. taken in Memphis, and encouraged to believe that tiis work, of such vital importance to the Stat, may b. completed. We hope onr citizens will step forward aud subscribe libetally
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E.Ionement.

On Satufday afternoon, William Bacheaei, manufactured of bronze goods ia New York, afnsee ID Boston ID pursuit of his wife and ehiid, who hsd ahscended with fancy painlers aamcd Chsils' AcGeIi. The FglssiAg two were i0uad, aHd Assh into custody on charge oi adultery. Tbey Syl' committed to ja3l. The principal o0Ject gi si. Baehelaers pnng1 was b oblaiA pose ss'9a o' Ss child, glFi hYe years old
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sedacsion and Abaadonm eMi.

MT. SolVi8ea lohmsoa. iufnbcg mf9es"h New fois. baa been sffaztgd eHHp4h'ni N yoaBg lady, Hlss 4. N. Ssacis,T feesdias N''4 = iseRds ia Tenth street, ~h0 ehafset aHB having sedaees ber aadet the pfomlsro' aaai'le and sa5se a aenty abaafioaiag bef ' Do 'sa' aIe oi hgh standing. Johnson l''.a .h ''f' tsai.
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Massscksseils saa tse Fsgttirs SLsDe Law.-- The Massachusetts Seasie, on ths islA ai'aRao adopted resolution, by vote of 8 to 5 protest ing agaas, the fugitive slave law hostile to the sentiments of christianity and abAorent 10 the feelings of the people of Massachusetts slse .e- claring that such las being Repagnaas 60 aas keayts and coascisnces of .hs eo<nnunity, must. soSaef sy later, beseTA. g a=s ies;s-.
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cAnrera a, For, smi,h.

Tas Herald states that up to Thursday last l5sh iast.) twelve or thisteen soldiers had died fron' cholera. iA the preceding three days. Thls was up to the tune the ar,scle was written from which we aerivs this information.
 The editor sids There has been no cases az far as We have been able to learn among the ei;i- zsns of the lown.
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IT The Soath caroiians are holding another glaad military eacanpmeRl at orangebaEg. The Mercury, ia speaking of tAe soldiers says there IS great political aaanassoa aad enthusiasm n the eamp and their couagsfsign and paroles sFs strong ly indicative of the feelings which psed0miAaie.- Calhoun. secessioa. and SsAte action constant watcAwogds.
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IF Hoa. Janas Buchanan has been a0m'sf for ,he Presidency by the late Desn0etau7 sss Convention Of peBnsyig ania. Mir Buchaaa eVefywhef gaming gfsand as Inc saifiAfa yf Of the democracy iH the aext Pfes'deatal e9ais'.
 Hraiglas 1pgst
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Kdsatt,y of tdea.

French eaFgatMfe FeprescHtS Laass Nap0isgIi trying on cfosa. which haa slipped oyeE hs face, o?oa wbscA he Fsaarss, Truly my aasie aa4 q gneater sbne r Al Recent psblac meeting soane- whers Ia New England. q sentiment given soslething like tas. The honorable Mr. A., Inc mantle of Ais father has fallen Hpoa hHn. sad ss9z&erea kiss!
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IT We are authorised to announce JoHS (. MusRAY, of Jefferson county, a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge of the Second Ju4efat Cir cult, composed of the counties of fSt Spring, Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Chieo;, Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson to fill out the uu. expired term oi Hon. Josiah Gould, TeSigned.-- Election om the ist Monday tn August uex:.
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rnhn.

Mf. Clay s reported t5 have sad fc gsfs'5 Havana. who was explaining 'o .r .he N@a lagS D! tlat GogeTnmeu(, tAal t te h1i.i' vel understood tise tyEeamal cAa;ec1ei '' :. power ia The United slssex could sop c'ffg from 1ar sisges-' Nsmpkss igBsqi
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Aaothsf gsee-sOileE Appointed s' VI

GgaroA Baker. of Nsss9aI, bas tf-7 7i'.s-1 Y a. tsd by President Fillmore. Ch.ei jas4cs :" - Supreme Court If ,he Umie3 States. 'o' -& fiofy of NeH Mexico. t @ seI kAS@A "a Grafton Baker in he e9avass ol l is47 sal , conleB3ed oa t.e stump. that i.e Asf SFa 2, l Mexican teFlItefy w0sid pFeva5 desp'e e'e ststailoR, and we have DO dou'i hs ayf
 ,Ss.iAeos Irgs'
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Hon. wm. "a. King cf Alabama,

Fhls distinguished gentleman is Row h Noble wAess he Aas met wi.A reception most coFi.al-- l; $ pleasing t9 learn that arrangements are ia p1ogFeSs to tender him Pabhe dinner. where parry (. EeTeaees shall aot riEngie, n sn expnsssies sY hss friends. of :hei sp9roral and apPreeisiioE of his coa1e ~ Ss1'e~Esn. and has caasaeies !
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:. rhe Locn.ts Hnrn cnme.

Iae eyent has Justified Doctor Smitsfs pfe3c- toa eXacely, Yesterday Hi0rBlng May issk. the general gesst ts-c3ion commenced and xe learn tia, .6ei8 and fptast are now uft w8t4 ta.s.n .u every direction tar as beard rom. Dr. Smith has shoWe us qtite considerable bon fiii 0f he lsrge p. rieel insects They afe also la oar osa rar8sa some few ea~'g rtaers ma9e tAe,r appeaIaace ca warm, coahael situations, several days ago. bat tae grand march out of Egypt commenced yss,cF- day morning -Bsltsneys Easysot
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pRTYrsyc pOARDs, CARDS, sc.

We have Ins receved nsw and elegant assostaist Q saney cards sad asing baass sos paper Ae, sad ar ready 10 do ap a ef fancy Fsining eAespes mor
 quickly and better style, than has ever been done be f,r~ Call and see as the Banner ofkce.
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urIa addition to Fosney, of Pennsylvania, Aesssss, French. Waldo. Judge Young and Judge Potter. he Union says will be candidates for clerk If the T. s. House ef Representatives at its next
 meeting. 8sa <ss @& essfN