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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDE
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APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT. / By end aciM Ae adrice and coaseat of he Senate.

 ELIAS REcroR, to be marshal of the Uni ted States for the district of Arkansas, in the place of Henry NJ. Rector, removed,

 Non resident land holders will see by the notice ofthe Auditor of the Stale that they can pay taxes upon their lands and town lots directly into the State Treasury at Little Rock This convenience of paying taxes al one point on lands and town lots in all parts of the State will doubtless cause nonresi dent land holders to be more promp and lewerlands will be advertised and sold for taxes.

 NAME OF POST OFFICE CHANGED.

 The name of the Post office in LaFrvette county, has been changed from Lalayete c. II. to Lewisville; and A. Thompson ap- pointed P. NJ. in the place of F. E. Winfield resigned.

 " We take pleasure in laying before our citizens this week, the first list of appointments. furnished us by Col R w. JOHNSON, the nominee of the Democratic sth of January Convention. We are hfotHaea pY Cel. J, that Tn due time, his further appointments from Fayetteville, through the North. West, Northern, and Eastern counties, will be pub. lished

 It probable that Col. J. will meet with no on- position in the ensuing canvass. II seems as vet that the whig party declines any contest for Rep resentaye; though believe they will contest for majority in the next Legislature This course viii, ws doubt not, b. their policy in the ensuing campaign Is it not reasonable for us to infer that it will? What woul the whig party achieve by securing majority in the legislature, There are noae So dall or stupid not to see and know the resnlt. They would secure he election of whg to she U E. Senate, as well turn out every demo- erat hoida5 office ia the State--the election to winch office comes before the legislature Is not the election then, of members to the lez ezisIature matter of the utmost importance to the democratic party! It certainly is. Hence they should be on alert; and do now as they have always doneunder the State government elect good and true democrats to the Senate and House of Representatives. .s, All are aware, that the election of a t. $. Senate. deyolpes on the next legislature; and whoever i shoult b-. flat receives this boon of public iavol