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The New York Gicbe utters some anti North ern sentiments in resatioa o the right of secession, and esPecslly as to the position of South Carolina We make aa extract from paper appealing to the North for jastiee.
 "A personal Teacoatre between ciszen oi thai State, anI government inspector of customs IS enough to light the flame af diScorl and plunge the couaiEy into : f.etrcblai -<af.
 Bui-sapp esing that the sovernnea: eaa. by fsFeo Of araas retain Solth carolina within the Cnlnn The act of fyee i5 Of ilssf ds7tfastioa to the moral seaumeas which has 50 Ioug Kept as ;o- gsther South Carolina q conquered State, ~t.i never again be jealous aai happy meslset of the eoafederacy. Oar wAo'e theory of government will be blown to the wiais whsa we have galned the first victory. aal the republic ID longer ihs serene aal tranquil abolc of freell0 will be an iron league. mliq:atnag itself agans. the weaker and dissol.eatei states, by bloo1 and ehaiRs.- Mercifal heaven, b what result are these des- perate agitaio.s hltry;ng us, Merchants of New York will you fg a noaeat belong to any party ths, to obtain political power. will Fisk such an awful ca.aatr3phe2 SoItk Carolina, though ia- sane, is in earnest. Hsr people have consented 10 double taxa.ion HeI young msn are every where arming. Her tirpd citizens are leaving the State. War begins io be lookei upon as 'he least evil to that State, aaa the forsing of arms, and i the drill of volunteers have already commenced. l Merchants of New York friends of the Union. bestir yoarsIvc1 before 1t IS too late. Your com merc!al existence hangs on thread. The sword ofcivil war is suspealel over yoa by single hair
 Let ;hs watchwori 20 fogth ftoa yoa, the Union must be preserved, bat presevei by forbearaacc to South Carolina. and by an entire repadlatloa og the priaciplrs Of the agitators of the North"
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 Pursuant 70 n5'ice Pgevtcasls gwen. taroagh sls Dsmoetatic press of Heieua. the Denocracy mel in Convention at tae eSaFt Aoase on thc l2th Aprl and were organize by calling 6eoFse ". Jraeues to t6c Ghar, and the appointment ef Dr Joha ". Glenn, as Secrcyary.
 - Tae object af the agelipF hss5ag been faliy ex- rls'asd. oa motion af Jalge Butts, Conmltssc of Eve, consisting ef Wn. E Butts, Davis T. s.jpson. James Norton, J. ". Glenn and t'haFles Edwards Z was appointed to afsf suitable reSoistans ;5 bo reported to the meetiag.
 On motion, Maj ] 4. Jackson wAs appointed assistant Secretary.
 Tie Cenmi,.ee rctarncA and repaTte, the fy%- lowing resolutions, winch. wese unaniHo,eis adopted, v's:
 Resa!sed, That we approve .ac call fog delegates from the several eoaHs,eS. tb meet n Convention at Lst,e Rock ca ,he 4th Monday la ApT'l. tof tae pagpase of nonHaauRg candidate Tor Congress aS well calculated to promote harmony and inSpsFe confidence the eaase a( suT cherished Puaciples, and 0 ensure victory ia the elec,f8A ot DesHo cratic Representative ia the D1Sy touggeSS ot the United States.
 Ressare [ Tha. We have confidence ia the integ rity and ability ni Henry L. Bseoe and James (. Tappan, aud do hereby apPoint them as delegates from the democracy of Philips county 10 represent our voice and css, iheg votes in tho selection ot candidate for Congress al sad Convention ReSDire8. Tba, we have full and entire conh- denec m the well trei abilities of the Hon. R. w Johnson, and n his fidelity b o0r ruo luTercStS, ! aud desire hS renominston to Congress, and do hereby instruct our dcleeaeS go for Algi as the choice ftse democracy ofPhllhps, aud to use all honorable means to secure Eis nomlnst3ou. Resp'rsf. That We vlew tho measures oi the late I Congress of the United States known as the Com 1 promise as unwise, aggressive, and unjust Co the South, and while We da Eot believe dissolution of the Union would remedy the evils under which the South iaborS, vet as lFeeraen i is our duty to dea1and of our Northern brethren an eqahty oi politiea! rights,
 Reso;rei That we believe the Constitution o' the United States if faithfully carried out wlll do full justice to all tlie Sovereign States ci tAe Union--and that the law of CanEIesS whicb fails to secure thig justice and eqaaiity of rights to say the least dangerous eneraachment on the spirit of the Constitution.
 ! ResoiueL-That n the event of a failure of ouI delegates ta attend the Stat, Convention To be held ip I.iiIl, Rock on the itlf Monday in Aprlh thai the Hon David 3. Greer and samuel HempStead be appointed aliefnaleS to act n their stead.
 On notion of Jnaxe Butts, | was
 Resliref That the democratic papers et Helena and throughout the State, be requested 10 pubirSt the proceediugS Of this meeting. and that they bt signed by ihe Chairman and Secretary. |, On motion of J S Homer, Esq, the meeting ad journed. . .,.
 GEO. W. JEFFRlES, CFm. ! JNo. w GLENN. See |.
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Demncratic Meeting.

At a meeting of the Democracy of Madison c0Cnty, held n the town of Huntsville on Nou- day the Iith day of April inst, Dr. D. L. Saun ders was called to the Char. and F. N. Collier, appointed Secretary.
 On motion a committee of lea was appointed to draft and report resolutions embodying the sentl. ments of the meeting, consisting of tde following gentlemen: VIZ; w Sans II. (. Berry, ". C. Philips, J. s. Polk, R. T. Hawkins, ]. C. Sumner. P NJ Johnson, D Vangn, and, on motion Dr. D. L. Saunders and Wm E. smith wete added to the Committee.
 The Committee retired and after short delb- eraton, returned and reported the following Pre- amble and Resolutions
 WkereIS, We consider Democracy the great po- liticai chart comprising the long tired and cher ished principles of Free Trade, National Rights, Constitutional Constructions and equal Distrlbu- ton of Power, Tn our great eonfederacyi and Whereas, thls chart has guided our political ship safely through many seas of boisterous and peri louS navigation; and Whereas the tide of North ern aggression and sectional eommotion beats high and strong; Therefore
 ] Rsso,ve@, That we still abide in the old ship of Equal Rights, and sall by the political chart of 1 free Democracy.
 Resolrsl That we deem a State Convention and uneon fteaaf submission b its acts and d0ings, dEpensable to the harmony. preservation and per petuity of our political chart, which has long been [ the -zeat of oar national security. ! Resolrel, That Hon. John Berry and Wm N. Payne, be appointed delse4fes to assend the Con- veniion al L.stie Rock. ynt the 4th Monday m Aprl
 inst, tl cast the vote 5f this county. 1 Resolved, That G n. G. ". CLARKE, whose manly efos.s. talepteSIabols and uniiring zeal in the cause of Democracy, entitle him 10 high regard
 in the ranks of political asprants, shall receive our
 frs, support and of failure af his seectian,
 Maj. T. 3. FL9URNoy, our second, and Gen. R. C.
 BYRD. our third choice. In case af failure of our delegates to attend he Convention. Gen. E. N
 Conway, is authorized our proxy. to cast the vote of this county, above indicated, for which these resolutions shau vest full authority 1 On motion of Hon, J Berry, il was Resoisef, That gre IS Democrats, afa unaitera- biy attached to tae Union, and tha, we will sup port no man for ofioe whe holds the opinion that State has the right of peaeeabie secession, or to nullify an act of Congress. On motion of Gen 4. Wool, the following amendment was offered and adopted. RssOloeL That we will support man for office who seeks to sgitate or disturb the great Compro-
 rnise Act.
 ResoIpsl. That these proceedings be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and that the Secre- tary furnish the Arkansas Banner, and Gazette and Democrat copies for publication, and these papers as well all the Democratic papers in the State. be requested to publish the same. On notion the meeting adjourned. D. L. SAUNDERS. CizYpsgn. F. II. CoLuEA, s sy.
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----------devoat and pure. Sober, stealfast, and denare.

l met one oI this fashion last week. Her sofrows had served only to soften her charms. as age snel. iows p.ctare. Her brilliant eyes, winch have oftipe dance with joy. had lost none of thsir powe, bl' they were mCse sUbdaed-lbey seemed to be looking beyond the grave. longing t0 loyD her l@ge lord in one eternal ehss Of welded love
 When your gr9a husband Iied,' sad |, 'aaSta lpst bright ssaeh;, bg. Heawea gained sssat. 4 tear of sorrow stood m the widows eye but A gseam ef religious hel,s aal restgnatt2A Ertied fl away I nsei aos teli you,' continued 1, that. search the wiie world. yoa cannot ind hiS fesi9w yan already know that fall well.
 Tue far beseayed one elatched my hand con vu'sively. hai ioaehsd the right chord; nature burs forth: very totFent Of tears guShed frcm her eyes; like unto sa earthquake heaved hef breast ' even the 'c0aH;SF5eE psessniaeHt Of Niobe aIsoa her cameo scene ,o ea.s tae s9fl iaseeti5, and fan alahasteT teaT5s aa1 .a sweet and bfoksn ac- cents the beautiful moaTneI thus sobasrd eat--fH let i5!r'
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For the Bannet.l !
Your friend and servant.

tfpt tAE btHHEs-L
 MEssRs. EnrroRs: In the columns of the last number of the Gazette and Democrat an anony- nous writer attempts defence ofthe fshy coaclaye who tried to iagge and defraad this county out of her choice in the late coaaty convention. "Ea- quiFer," the writer, admits by implication, if not directly, that be was one of the number, If not the gentleman who found himself voting solo The appeIla;Joa of 2" haii-way democrats seemed to have kicked mp nest of skUnks, and [" En- Guirer" appears the mos offended, If nc. The m1st ofen nslYc. la answer io this charge he striyes te throw the o4.lm of the name upon Jared .. Mar tin.
 SOR sir, how cones il that paper professing to be a true exponent of democratic fslth--elam- ing to he the organ of the party aud the guardian of it's interest, always opens it's coumes to masked writers to assau good denocfats2 While ia one column Il breaches esion, hg7sony and ergaRi-f tiss, h tie reyt a n1ics a7 aitgc; aa{ ,oisns d. traI,A ten fo!3. Has ii not n coarse of time as sailed every prominent den3elat n the State 3- Such A policy has now weakened our bonls. and will sooner or later sink and destroy our party Does not the venerable editor know 'Als' He has reputation for wisdom and sagaciiy. Then Il follows his+ebcci is the destruction of our psg'y fia7 his paper ever assaied whig' Never. | is a familiar pafase ag.Jag iae wings aud often heard upon the streets of Little Rock thst w osd ruff serves thelr purpose better thaa whss organ. anl hence they have been opposed to the estab fishing of one'
 wha; offence has Martia committed tast his de mocraey should b. imoagae13 Ffe did not com eide with the Woodruff eli4ne in ther SC hen,es to defraud Pulaski out of her choice. This was ua pardonable, aul he must be eondemaedi Should nos his long ana active services shield him fro T such secasations1 He Is democrat of the od school He fought for our principles .n early ter ritura times siis b. sls wIlh the 0esg saea Of o, party. He p-esiies oyer neariy st3 clr desnoerauc meeting. He has bsen our staa1irl bearer 10 many harj loagat battle. He has .stamphed al the very hsae qaatter5 ef whisge1y whea hop was darkest. aai de 'pair nal parsiyxsl trs ffe of the ms! asil7e. rae trlth Is, Nlrsla is d plain. hoae,l helrted farmer, above the corrap. ton of eli4Res, aai saoh men are ever oas0as to to those steepe1 n political crime, [, thgss wao ever approach thsi. oojse, by ffaai aal oaicaasyy To "En1ures'' l.tis Iald be S1tl H. mly h. a ooade1as gentleman, bat his proiIc fatls harmless al Mattin's fsst thngsh |! may injare the party. Eayy a-sAs d, ths brightest mark, and calumay reeoiIs apoa it's aather-
 McsrAsa.
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MpsraYG.

IT" or Gov F.sa, personally, VIC have sothins
 0 say Hs IS of 8 < aa1 ola New York Daeth dG
 eat Blessed fflrn sas cradle with a nl0Fe than emple fogtane, he has passed thus far in life with I'll tke negative and but few positive viFtaeS. Cir eums.aaceS made hin It. Governor and sutse.
 aestly Gave1aos, aa1 hiS admin ration If nrs Ter lrea, BOT Hsefai, was at ali eyeatS honest, and cosnparasiyesy. fr whig administration, Aarnless He las now been selected 10 take h,s seal io the Aatoaal councils. where his want of ie,Iecs of study, k qualifications 2 aebater, sai here his weak and vaeiIIatiag character. will af feet not oniy himself hat tAe great State which he in part rcprcscats- He ls to eiaad ia Inc lSiilon recently occupied ty Gov. D:ckson: fill his place le cannot. aai tse Empire State fAf from having a Senator of pfafasiisy of thought, great readluess ia debate of enlarged. kacral, and statesman like rich. asF Yery f,ssse seRsiex. ". y C.sss.
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ROrcsl
Taos. F. ArsriS, Sse'y.

1 very Yezs.ioaS and aFiietive class of people are boEes. The trouble x, there is no do1gtag 'eU.. DnB may protect hIs aoase against burglars, his pGras agalsS pekpocae.s, his ship agasnst fire or the fary of the waves bal how shaii man pso- ss-et hiffscif agae5s bosesi TAesf ksaAs afr Tari oas bat theT are all lntpleTably alike--except only the ll-aatarsi bore, wh9n you are all allow ed to dtsaliss without ceremony. He pa.s you G4t of temper, ani y3a pat hin oui-Jf do1Fs. The author Of the "Fable lo' Culss" has attempted b classify tbe.a. He says;
 divide boFes myself in the maansf of riaes,
 fnio sno Ah borss ani serew b1res regardless of
 uiAes.
 The fJrraer claxs is certainly much the wors;.- Yeof good Rsiared, pod aagss bore $ tedious aad excrucia.ia4 beyond all human endurance You tell hita yoa are busy, ters.5ly 5usy-aad he ex. cases' yon--5ai he doat go. Yol are 's1uy b nc slect hia'--aaa he takes ths hint kin1ly--sat h. don't take hls lave! You assnrs aim that any other tlnae yoa shaa he happy &c.,--bat he vans b make y,a happy ner' YoI IeaTe yoiF 6l7i ys five inmates on pseteslce of haglnsE shs3a3-aai he wars yoar return. If hss cap wege percussion yoa n ght strike him oys; shs hsad an he rozihaf so e7,-Bssssa Pars.
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] 1 Pursuant tn notice. a County Convention was held at Bolivar on the 3i of April, A. D. 1851, to appoint suitable delegate to represent the county ! of Ponsest, in a Convention, to be held at Little Rock, on the 4th Monday in April, to nominate a candidate to represent the State in the next Con- g7ess of the United States. i The meeting was organized by calling Col. J. V. Cross to the Chair, and appointing Lewis H. SatIn. Secretary.
 ! The object of the meeting was explained by the Chair.
 ! On motion Of Beni. Harris. Esq, a committee ot seven was appointed to report the most suitable persons to represent said county, as such delegate with sach instructions as should be expressive Of the wishes of the people. ! The following gentlemen were appointed that committee, to-wit: i z sto1dard Esq, Benj. Harrs, Dr. J. P. Mar dis, Vim. c. Arlege, T. c. Ripley J. ". Searcy time reported to the meeting, the following reso- lutionS, to-wt:
 Resalpe3, Thas Benj. Harris be appointed the delegate for this county, in the democratic Con yention to be held al Little Rock on the 4th Mon day in April.
 ResolreI fartirr. That David w. Carroll, Esq, of Little Rock be, and he is hereby appointed, our alternate delegate 70 said Convention and that he IS hereby requested and instructed 10 east the vote of this county in said Convention, in the absence of the said Beni Harris.
 Resslrs f4rtier.-That approving the course of oar long and well-,Eied Representative n Con gTess. the Hon. RorERr ". JonNsoN, of his devo- ton and untirng efforts in defence of Southern tlssisasions aad Southsrn ngAss; we instruct and request our delegate lo cast the vote of this eoun- ty for him.
 Rcso!,ei That we regard Col Mark ". IzaFd. of s. Francis eoaniy, as suitable and competent person to represent the interests of the State, in the neH, Congress of the United States
 Rsso,se9, That oat delegate. snl in his absence our sad alternate. be instructed and requested to cast ,hc vote of this eoanty for the Hon Mark ". Izard as our second choice.
 On m)tion of William q, Arlege. t was fa,ther resolved unanimously. that we re>iaest aad m s;flct our delegate and in his absence, oar alter nate to vote for no one in saif Convention, who was in favor of the late Compromise, or who now advocates Of maintains the same as giving to the South equality ofrightS.
 Rtso'U,I. TAag these resolutions be signed by be sent to Inc Arkansas BaBnef, and Gazette * Dsrnosrat, at Little Rock, and the Bulletin and True Issue, at Helena.
 JESSIE V CROSS, Chairman.
 LEWIS H. StrysS, Secretary.
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Aemphi. asd st. Fsanois rIank Rose

Yesterday was tbs day appointed tsf 'ie ing of books of subscription t0 ihe Namph- 4' Francis Plank Road Company, charen, late sessiga oi tha Arkaasas Leglsia.iHs visions of this charter are extensively I.|t@ shareholders, which, iosetbeI pita le ii' travel that must always pass oftr A. aa4 5 abundant county whose productions s sa vcioPs', must uakr the stgek tbo ir-ss Of capital now opsn D lae plhaie iar cney of the weath yesterday aud aIse sa t0 she 4ay, ao4baesa iHtteD,ed 44' tending. To sneh we s-agl3 saJ 'hai wiil he keps open lof sonsc daia ye| a' lnereial Hotel! Agagi fT9m tie edyaniae road as $ good :aves.4sesi of capitol. i @. sdyaEi agcosLs to M mphls, thal 0at ali.te's z ' lo well to sake ihe stock sad huild .l efai any consideration Of rsauaeiailon sn lAe '-ss5 diyldestls. .-- MsmyLs Eng
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Rron lha Afkadelphia sentla.l.

We sse ps9sd to learn tAat OBI sD,efFfss.a. zens &ssfs Hart aud Knighi. hsve sse even heyogld ihesf saEgalac expectations % q ' fhen gteaf gaw mlll near this place, p.sa sspean'enaauce 0f Ar. Jsassa FslGbass- of Little Rock, la 5gefatiop. Itie nse ai5' P f3Fnil sdnirably, and bespesks maea aA'4 go part of af Fa1karst. We wiiBeased, aila .
 e isEf, iae Tapislity | cuts h,uibef h plank os i2 feet bong and 3 inches tr@. skgTf sE.Sce Of 30 seeoBd8.- WG nDS ie-A .st to tbe rapid inpseYesDeni of ouF i9en. @ growth of t ss wei as pfospentyl s7' greatly retarded ta eOaseq aeGce of iAt of lumber hss@s0io4c' NesSrs. llsTI sR4 \ evidently deacrse mach i1asse ief its4 try and pEescyeIaBee' and are jsss'} ss'4 the thanks of our eitIzens. sHeceas 1" 's'''
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wx. B. DRAKE, Secretary,
Democratic Meeting in Marion

Democratic Meeting in Marion County.
 At public meeting of the Democracy of Maron couHay. holden al the Court house, on the 5iL day of Aprll. AID. 1851, the following proceedings were had.
 On Motion the Hen. Thomas Carroll was called to the chair, and Thomas F. Austin, esq, appoint ed Secretary.
 ThA object of the meeting was then explained by the Chairman.
 On motion the Chsmau. appointed the fol- lowing gentlemen, as committee to draft resoln- tons expressive or the sense Of the meeting. to wit the Hon. William Wood, John Young, Davis R. Tut. John Estes and William Hapsyne, the con- mitee retred upon the discharge of their duty who after short absence submitted to the meeting the meeting the following resolutions, which were adopted
 Rssolre{ That we portion of the democracy of this county, will concur in such concession as may b. necessary to secure the permanent unlon of The Democratic party of this State.
 Reso'rel That we have fuil confidence in the abil- ty and in.es r,y of the Hon. William Conway B, would most cordially support him for Congress, as the nomination of the Democratic party.
 Resotred. That we send delegate te attend the State Convention to be held at the city of Little Rock. oa the ith Monday m April (inst.l and that he be instructed to pledge the supor, of the De- rnocracy of Marion county, to the nominee of said Convention
 Rssolce3, That Jesse Mooney, esq, be appointed delegate .o sad Convention, from Marion county, In case should the above named delegate fail 10 attend said Convention, that William Cokef, esq, of said couniy, IS hereby appointed te attend sad Convention, and cast the vote for Marion county. and in case both the delegates appointed should fsil to attend said Convention, Charles Adamson. Of Little Rock, is respectfully requested, and au- thorzed to cast the vote of Marion county first for William Conway B; second K. VI Johnson and third for Geo. ". Clark, of Van Burcn.
 On motion the following resolutions was adopted.
 Resotrsl that the proceedings of thls meeting be sgned by the Chairman and Secretary, and sent to the 1irkaaSas Banner, al Little Rock, with Fe- quest that they publish the same.
 On mota2u the meeting adjourned, sine 1ie
 THOMAS CARROLL, Chairman.
 Taos F. ArsriS, Sec'y
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I-A y4Ia'ae is announced a PAris on Inc life, yirsx.s ani Iaboes of tAe Right Rev. Mfr Flagei- CAih oli, assa2 of Bzgassown and Louisville, Ky, The .is0E As a clergyman, who accompanied the veafabie sai truly poas man in one of his recent rl.ssscns io Ear,ps. Bishop Fiaget ded at the age of eighty xeIen.
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oesa wiae..

IL is an old sayisg, lad s'geoa wioe needs no Aash.'' an asAxs which, in ssss early days, arose fresa tbS fact ,hat ia front of eyssY wiae sellers store, braaesss of grape viass were hass.
 Ar. OLIVER, te whese aaveFiscment ws ssk at- tension. can properly avail himself of tam Rssso- He psesec: soncihiag in tasteasle fxTa h wsieh the incest spscslreaa canaos obieas, while the psices gre ysdaesd to tae mest r<iasGs rRes.
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widows.

Cymon, of the Boston Post, diseourseg on this subject in the following yery impressive mann i:
 "Is there any character in fife so interesting as young and beautiful widow Not sirty. CO qnettlsh one, who. even auala her sorrows, has an eye to future wedde1 happiness with another, bHt uTn, pensiye, but n9t sad and her gnef s0steued b plac.dness
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Er The Boston Atlas cane ont on Tuesday week, ile-.a>a.Y n favor of General Wool, with a leaning agaiRst Scott ani other politicians hav- ing sseathed rather too much Of the {" fcs;ii at InosPhere q the capltal.n
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IT The Grand Jury of the US. District Court a Boston, have found indictments against all those who weec bound oves by Commissioner Hsllesl. fot having been connected with the reseae of Shaa. rack, the fugitive slave. The tsial of these par ties wil take place GU the 25th inst.
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Death of chapman.

The Indianapolis State seatinel announces the death, on the 18th inst. of George A. Chapman, one of the CT ginal propEetors of iiai paper. Mr. Chapaan has been well known as one oa the most popular and influential democratic edises' in the West
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IT At the Circuit Court ia Albany, New York, the Rev. ME. Seikrk has Fee0Tefed a verdict Of S500 damages axaiaxs several members of hls con gregasioa who tai charged Aln with passing eonn- terfe,t mon '. knowias il to se sHch-
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IP.RINTING ROARDs. CARDs, AC.

We have just received and elegant assortment O. fancy cards psnsins hoar< note paeT &c, and arc ready up all of fancy psisins cheaper more quickly better style, thza has ever been done DC f,r. Cai and see al the Banner Ofhee.
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THE ED,roR or =aE 6AxsTFE W DEMOCRAT.
 Geatienasa--Piease aHsoanee me us candidate for Congress st the election to be hcldeu ea the Firsi Msadsy ta Asg"a Ss~t, ssbjestto the deeis. ion of inc Democratic State Convention to be held ar t,.e eity of tilte Rock, tine lih Monday in April next; Provided the proposed convention he a sisrits Coavs Hfssn sad rescts the ill and wish of a majority oi the Democratic party ipsthe State of Ayksnaas K. C.BYRD. N
 Rcetortown Ark, March l. 1851.
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T Wv NJ. VAS VALKENEuaSa. Esq, Warren Bradley county, Is authorized to sct as Agent for the Arkansas BanDer.
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All Advertisements iateR3ed ff tAe Runner, should be handed u bq Ie sioek Monday uoains of each week. Tn fnsnre tneir insertion.