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A. II. RUTTIEEToIaD, Editor.

 LITTLE ROCK: [ WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. ls, Is46,

 .' The po,eerS not delegated 10 He United StdteS, blythe Constitution, nor prohibited by I t 10 Me States. are reSerred to the States re- spectiuely, or 10 the people.

 AMEND. CoNsT. U. $. ART. X. -- ---==--==----- DEMOCRATIC D STATE NOMINATION.. For Frpressatasire .i,. hc s9h Congress, at te en-

 s,liag .liseast election:

 ROBERT ". JOHNSON,

 PULASKI COUNTY.

 To suFnlrrs.-Prnlcd Blank headings, designed for the use of sherif''s in taking the Census for the year l8l6, can be had at the ,'Banner'' office. Mir ], Al. Giles, is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Banner, in any part of the State

 He will visit some of the North Eastern counties immediately.

 Our files from Washington City are. to the 3lst ult.

 { z----z---------==-----z-=- CAPT. Woop, t.. s. Infantry, arrived here, on Wednesday night last on the s. B. Ar ion..,. NJ ,, I,;e ,a,,,r, ,,, L,,,r, C ikca, MoRn TRoors-The s. B. Arkansas No E5, brought up from New Orleans, on Wednes- day nigl last, a1 recruits for the Gth Regt of the u. s, Iuiantry, ea ropie for Fort Gib- son. They are under tie charge of Lieut. 5, s. Anderson,

 The boat proceeded with them on Monday, for their place of doslnaiion.

 The Legislature of Tennessee, ad djourned sine dic on the 2d inst after session of ! about tue usual length,

 LoulsiiyA LGqlsLArrRE.-Th first ses- sion of the General Assembly under the new Constitution, met on Monday, inc oth in- stant.

 The Senate is composed of g members i, 20 democrats and l2 Wings ia tie House there are 9S members, 5 democrats, and 13 Wings. Making democratic majority on joint ballo, of 20 votes.

 SouruERN LITERARY MESSENGER AND REylEw.-The January No of this periodi- cal is on our table. The want al room pre- vents us from giving more extended notice.

 We are indebted to the lloa. A. H. Seyier, for the subjolned letter from the lst. asst. P NJ. Gen. in relation to an extension of the Little Rock and Washington mail route, to Fultgh on Red river. lga/ Posr OFFtce DEPARrMaNr, >ss. I/ Contract Office, 2l Jdmury, lSI6.

 sla-I have the honor 10 siale tbat the extension of the Washington and Little Rock route, to Fulton, applied for by the memo- rial of J. Williamson, Faq., President of the Senate, and other members of the Arkansas Legislature, transmitted by you, has been invited in the advertisements of routs which appeared in the Washington Union of last evening. As to the Improvement requested, To horse coach service. I have to inform you that the law of last year requires the Postmaster General to give the contracts to inc lowest bidder, without other reference to the mode of conveyance than the due celeri- 1 ty, security and certainty of the mails then- selves call for, irrespective ofany aceemmo- dation to the travelling public-Bids for a 2d weekly trip on the line from Washington l to Naehiioches have also been invited

 Very respeet'y your obed. serv.

 S, R. liOBBIE, i lSt Asst. P .H Gen. ] HoN. A. II. SEVER, U. $. Senate. 1 I I,JHrED EDnh " lsf