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BURLINGTON, Licking co.. Ool
Dec !. 1913. (

Messrs. JosIin g. Rowe: .- At your re-
quest | herewith transmit 10 you state
menl of the case Of Mrs. Winner and
child aa near as am abe TO commu-
nlcae which you are at liberty to pub
lish if you see ft, as feel desire to.
inform tho world Of the effects OF the
Invaluable medicine called Wlslar's Bat.
sam OF Wild Cherry, TO which, by the
divine blessing, ! am indebted for the
restoration 10 hOaIlh OF my wife and
child.
About five years ego, Mrs Winner
was attacked with a violent cough, pain
in the chest Ond side, and symptoms OF
approaching consumption During the
intervals from that time 10 some tlme n
February last she had been treated by
eminent Physicians from Utica, sylvia
MIA, Honor Chatham aud Newark, and
with only partial relief Of tho most ur
gent symptoms About ono year ago,
she cnught cold which seated upon The
lungs. producing on alarming end ag-
gravation Of oil her previous symptoms
Her pbvsciGn ives sent for, anJ despie
his best efforts. che began rapidly to
sink under her disease. Cough, eXpeC
terolon, Hectic, together with night
eweals, soon reduced her to complete
skeleton 10 February last, her auen
ding physician deemed her case Olloge-
ther hopeless, council was called, and
after doIiberuling upon her case unanl-
mousIy pronounced her 10 be beyond
the reach Of means, and expressed their
opinion that che could survive but o short
time, one or Two weeks al larhsst She
was at this time entirely confined lc
her bed Ond scA rcely HbIo to afrlcuIalP
except ina whleper. Her daily parox
ysms Of coughing would last her unlnter
Iupledly from TO hours, aud so Sc
we're werO they, that we did expect tba
every paroxysm would be the last Iht
physicians in council pronounced he
lungs Liver, Kidneys, Spine and Mucu
Membrane Of the Stomach 10 DO ncurO
bly, diseased II was Ol this last eXtre
unity tho, We happened to obtain pum
Phlet describing DR. WlIar's Balsam {
Wild CherTy,os applicable to Lung a
leolions, We immcdalely seat 10 c
and procured boule, and commenced /
use OF evening by giving her ono to
spoonful aud such was the surprttlI
effect that shes was able to pass q cot
Portable nighl'a rest, without eXpere
eng any plroSysm Of coughing, a
ench was lts ulumllo effect, that all
taking five bo.l,ps che was, contrary
the expectations of her phy 'lclaos, a
every one who saw her, entirely res
red to health. and since last summe:
done tho entire work OF her Ten
AlteTIhe lasl attack OF Mrs Winner,
Youngest child. then an infant a.
brsast was bkan down aud raPu
sinking, with The same mp'om' a
mother, aud seeing the happy edee
uhe Balsam 10 the case OF tho moi
me we're disposed to make trial Of II
The child and it vas attended with
same portecI success
The above statement cen he aiei
by our physic Gn a. wsIl as our ne
bors and ocquatnIances, who cav
Winner durlOg the coG5se Of her s
ness. Very uu.y yrufs &c,
JOHN WIHET
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Oct 5
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
BY P KELLER,
CarvOVltOm, OhI0.

This commodious house, situated on
Mnjno street, in GENITAL part OF the
town, has been newly furnished through
oul, and is now open for the reception
Of IraVeIlets,
Tho undersigned assures his friends
and the lrnyeIring pubic, that eyery
attention will be rendered 70 lhem who
m,y favor him wilh their patronage,
Iand while their Recommendations shall
luol be surpassed in polol OF s'y'e or
comfort: bis charges will be mod Lo,'
p. KELLER
C,r,oll,on yuly 80 1874.
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Eastman's Life Preserving
EsalsalAA,

Is warranted safe aud speedy cure
lor all Bowel Complaints lcr adults or
chIldreu, Diarrbma, Dysentery, Bloody
FIlX, Cholera Mornus, Cholera loian-
um, Nausea, Vomiting, Morning S,ck'
ness Of Mothers, Chohc, Flatuency,
llaartburn or Cordculgl Sc
No family should be without tins in
csDlmaMe Famly Medicine, II has
saved life in mauy instances after all
other medicines had failed IRON thn
I fac, il derived its name.
/ Puce 25 cents
agents for Carroll county
Il 4 STlDGER,
CnrroNlicn
CARR T. CUMMINGS,
Loesbur
July Q, lS4i- 80 3m.
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& & 6 &

We regretlh Oecesshy which exists
in cauuonlog The public against the ma
ny counterfeit preparations OF Wild
Cherry, which are fast oRerspreadlng
tho county, the inslrumentahty OF a
few unpTincIp'ed dealers. who ter the
paltry gain Of few dollars, would PAIN
of upon suffering humanity o miserable
substitute OF their own stewing, or some
worthless article which they had bought
for a lrifle--td the manifest injury (and
perhaps loss Of tiie) to the person using
II. We repeat, then, let purchasers be
on lhelr guard, and in all Instances in
qairo particularly Tor I9r. Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry the mos valuable
family medicine ever tefore offered for
sale AMI no@used by the most lnteIIi-
gent and respectable fam lies throughout
the Uullod States (LFPrceS 90 per
bottle. or bottles lot SIS. For sale IL
CIncjonali oOIy by
SANFORD & PARK,
COrnef o1 4,h ana Wa.nul sts.
G4nlotd ~ Park are General AGENT
Tor the West
Sold in CarrolIron, by r KENNEEA
Ia Waynesburg, by tREOYtsE 4
PlERONG.
In S eubenviIIe, By a. l. FRAZIER
Aug 8, 1913 Book seller.
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q'AAAiHNncrCA

Black Blue, BRAT aud corded cnssl
mores, Just received and for sale yer,
cheap at the subUcrlbers
JACKSON Il THOMPSON
Gnrt 90
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PRfNIrS,

An entire new stock OF prints Of the
most fashionable slglo us well as the
loves, pnce, Just received and for sale al
tho new store Of
WM, NJ SINCLAIR,
Oct 3
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IIaS tRsnaM7s Concentrated,
EYaIsaMn OF wild Cherry


Colds, Asthma, lntluenzl, Bronchltis
Pains. IN The Side aud Chest dlaicul-
ty oI breuthing. Liver affections, Dys
pepsia, Weakness, and other symP
toms indicating decline. /
Tins invaluable preparation has prov
ed the greatest blessing to the afflicted
that ever was discovered. III has de-
the fact that CONSUM 7
TION can be cured, as the following
.estimonlais FROM highly resp ,clabIe
prove. 1t has effected cures
where the othrrpreparaHona Of Cherry |
have falled. Delay not then to make
use, in the hrol slagee Of the mcansthal
may save you from an uarimely grave.
docerlty that my daughter, eyed
II, was gwen up by her attending ply
sIcun and her case pronounced by Il
council Of physicians to be that of con
tirmed and hopcnss consumption. Her
cough was most distressing, accompanied
by raising la,ge quantities Of pus or
mattef jujge0 70 average one pint a day;
she had also hectic fever and night
swcats, und was reduced to a mere
skeleton aud 80 weak as to be unable
10 stand or bear her weight Ia this con
dIlion she commenced u.Ing Dr. EIst
man's 3aIsam aud Embfocatl0B, tn a
bout feudays somo amendment was per-
c0iycd, ard contrary 10 81 expectation
ii has restored her 10 perfect heeIlh -
Not uhe least appearances Of disease about
her. The recovery il considered by all
who havp.spen her, almost miracle.
Putnam Oct PE TER MlZER
4 have used Dr. Easlmou's Coneentr9
ted BaIsam Of Cherry and EmbrocaUon
for a severe Cough, pains ~ the side and
breast, llghtness aud oppression 1cr
breath aud other alarming symptoos.
| They acted almost like charm IN gIy
ing reliot, end 10 short tlmo entirely
restored me to health
r + CROWELL.
Putnam, Feb I, 1914
Wy daughter was IJr years afflicted
with coughs, and gradually failing with
wkar was called consumption In addl
ton to the advice oI skrIIt0i ply slcan
we bad tired many of the most approved
remedies advertised; rut all TO- 20 ttircl
She used Dr.. Easlman's BaI5am oI Cher
ry, which soon caused an easy "nd free
expecroraton-her cough began to ohaie
ard her heath is fact improytug under
its use, It's tn" first medicine iuo.
seemed to reach hrrclse
MAlIL0N PAVE,
Dacrficjd, Morgiu CO., Sept ~, 1913
A r0sc Of - gears standing
After suffering Il pa'o'wt graz" ~ Dr.
cIiGo Tor twolvefr.r~, with what ~o'
called DVsprpsin, Lrver aud Lung atle'
ton, which lhe wo-i rAIs.n' Physle'an
were unable 10 chn"k. tnO'og myeeI
iAs' s'"Nlng' me 3''"!"'"' 1F"'P'on ~.
being oonLrmod roosnn'i'o"' "y ,""''
friends ond sell becoming alarmed 'or ny
Hlc, aud GcsPeElng OF lCip ron '"t or
dluory meaoe, as q last t. sort, ! Pro'G
rcd b. E'~man'a me''c'ors' upon w
uso OF winch soon began 10 I"''@'
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NJ RS WlMER-OR,
lNornEa nEmARKABLE CURE BY USING
CON : va asTGON!

Among all the famous medicines Tor
Consumption, none seems TO be meeting
with greater success, or gaining high
er reputation han hat most wonderful
article. .NISTAR'o BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY! Tho, il stands Al the BEAD
Of all other rem, dies is uow universally
conceded. Ii has cured thousands upon
thousands OF oil classes-iD cases Of
the most dange rously consumplye cha
racler. And physicians o. the greatest
eminence throughout our who'e country
unhesilatiugly recommend it, as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE Of
Pulmonary diseases in the whole range
OF Pharmacy. the sales n the Western
States have thus far been unparalleled; ;
end the most gratifying proofs Of ils eI-
feaey have been received from every
place where it has been used Thou
sands Of CONSUMPTIVE PATIEN rs
have already tested ia exalted virtues
and confessed lis sUrpasslDg excellent
and amazing power. The remarkable
SUCCESS Of this Basam ls no doubt owing
in a great mea6ure to tho peculiarly
pgreeubIe and powerful nature ot ils in
grrdienDa It is FINE HERBAL
MEDICINE! composed chiefly Of WILD
CHERRY BARK and The genuine
ICELAND MOSS-Nbe latter import
ed expressly Tor this purposc,( The rare
medical virtues Of which, ore also CON
bined by new chomical process witt
tho Extract oil TAR, thus rendering lhr
whole compound the most certain anc
enicacous remedy ever discovered lol
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
or Tile following Ve hare just reoeiUeC
from Mcssy8 JosIin Il R0re, Dfug
gists, IN Ncwark, in This Suite. Il
ichom il waS communicated BY JOh,
Wincr, Esq, citizen Of Burlington
Licking county OhiO. .
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IIHDlGAG MOpIg d.
A. R. Chisholm, Va d.,

graduate Of the hledtcal College OF ONO.
hayIog located in The town Of Carro'ion
with tho view Of making It his pcrma'
nent residence, tenders his professional
services 10 the iuhaOIlauls OF the pIacn
and tho surrounding country, and bopra
by close attention and nsol1uous appl.
cntion 10 the various dulles Of his pro
lession to mort and obtain a reasonable
share Of public patronage.
Office u lew doors west Of S!Hclair'5
Store.
July 70 lS44.
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Carrollton, March SO, 844'
List OF EeGdcFs

Rem7ining Ill rha Post oIlice at Car
roIIron, Carroll county, Ono, July lah
1874
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the FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as help to AOse 'OhO are sup"
pigjng AemsetOes IN schoIe or 4" Part
rilh WooIea goods Of their o'O@ man
Wdcture.
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OIL.

One bbl best Winter Strained Sperm
DL. one bbl Tanners Oh, just received
and lVC sale by
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR
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EsOOT s. sEBOE ESTABLISH

10 the room formerly occupied by j. h. aech oae do west 0l ~
Sinclair s Store where prepared TO luluHA
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srEl0Ds AUD BOOW9o

to all who NAV favor h with their pledges himself sAa a
be inferior the country :" ose%t @ ~
and stability His prices correspond with the ha7@ @a-
Those who desire good r advantage to give MA Rca
JOHN S. RUKGNBROR.
Carrollon, March SO, 844.
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R0sors dressed on shore notice
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The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-31
Tor Me .lfh-aasas RaRael..
WHITE SCLPHUR SPRINGS,
 Johnson Tauntf- < ..i-

|
 Johnson County, Ark. ] DR. BoRLAND-Dear Sir: PresumiHg that you, and your numerous readers, might be interested in a description of these springs, which have been recently discovered, de- vote a leisure moment to a sketch of them, fer your columns.
 These springs are situated in a narrow val ley, watered by clear cold stream from the mountains, which are one or two thousand feet high. The scenery is truly picturesque and beautiful. They are on the waters oi Little Pney, in an excellent neighborhood, where all kinds. of provisions can be had in abundance, and cheap. There is a good grist mil, within a mile and a half, owned by BIr. Russell, who lives a mile from the springs, and Is prepared to accommodate a number of persons, with board, Sc Mir. Freed, aud a number oi other families, live about the same distance, and will accommodate visiters with board, and take care of horses, on good terms. There are now here nearly fle0 hRadrcd per- sons, living in cabins hastily erected for that purpose. itis in contemplation, by the citi- zens of the comfy, to enter the land, by a joint stock company, and allow all persons, who will build, to use the water free of charge and to erect one house for yisiters from a distance.
 Persons visiting these springs, by water, william at Spadra from whence they can be provided with conyeyances, at any time, over good road all the way out
 During my stay, have visited the cele- brated Pilot Rock Mountain, distant few miles, in company with some ladies, and a. bachelor friend. About 10o'elock, we com menced the ascent, on horseback; at half-past eleven, we came in full view of the Rock, about 300 yards distant We now dsmounl- eel from our horses, and continued the ascent on loot, In half an hour, we reached the top. Here, one of the most magniGcentscenes was presented to our view, we had ever be- held, We were standing on Rock, which rose Sscenty or eig6ty feel from the main body of tine Mountain, and was nearly per- pendicular on all sides. This rock is. on it's upper surface, about l50 yards long, andabout 70 wide, IS almost bare of vegeiation, and is cut across by a number of Assures running at right angles A our feet, lay Little Piney, dotted with farms; the Arkansas river could, be seen at several points, from one of which rose up the smoke of q steamboat. On the south, was Magazine Mountain, which pre- sehts similar aspect from all quarters; and, on the North, East, and West, was one con uhuous range of Mountains, rising, one above anotheg' iii height, until fading from view in the distance.
 After spending an hour, in delighted con- of this parivaled scenery, at one o'clock, we commenced our descent; passing through a succession of beautiful Chinoae- pm and Beech groves. Here We gathered some ei those delicious grapes, which grow n such abundance in many of themountain- ous portions of Arkansas, Having carved our names on some of the noble Beech frees, we once more sought Inc springs, where we
The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-31
GENERAL, DREW

1 Weare duly authorized to say that General DREW yields to the wishes of his fellow citizens, and ac- cepts the nomination for Governor.
 Italoras us great pleasure to make this announce ment; for we have the best assurance that is the announcement of the union of the Democracy oi Arkansas and that insures triumph at the polls,
 The extreme illness of the family ofGen DAEwt at the time the call was made upon him, and np to this lime, has prevented him from making any pub licaion of lis acceptance, over bis own signature We shall receive from him.. however, in time for publication in our next paper a communication, which we shall have pleasure in laying before our readers.
 The late day al which Gen, Dnrw comes into the canvass, together with the illness Of his family, will necessarily prevent his canvassing the State, in person, es thoroughly he, and his friends, could desire. To make amends as far as practicable for tbis disability he will al early day, issue cir calar address to thepeople setting forth his views and then follow it up in person, by visiting many portions of the State as he possibly ean before the election. He will meet Dr. Gthsoa as often as he can; and we here, make the pledge, which he will be sure to redeem that he will give saeh an account of the enemy as will satisfy the Democracy that in the hands of Gen. DREW, the good cause has noth- ing to fear. Let DREW, YELL, and YIcroaY be our State watch word, as Polk, DALLAS, TEXAS, and VIcronY is our National watch word and all is well; Democracy triunphs; and our country wit rejoice.
 We will only add, now, that in every county from which we have heard, since the substitution of DREw for Chapman, hearty and cordial response has been given to the nomination. The Democracy receive the name of DREW wilhenthpsiasm. They know him 10 be good and true, ''honest capable, and faithful 10 the Constitution" They say, more over, that whether we know him personally or ho he is Democrat, and is onr candidate-we go for ''measures and not for men''-we are Democrats, and intend to do our duty to our country. Every mail brings us combinations by tue people. and we expect them until every county shall be heard from.
 We have but one request to make, in thiseen- nexiion, We are sure that the popular fceIihe is with us; and we ask, in justice to the cause that our friends will let us hear their confirming voices from every county. Itis pleasant and cheering to hear the voices of the people around the eramparts of liberty, crying aloud to each other 0tLf's wEII.!a
The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-31
p,TK rAILAs. AND TEXASl


 ..The present golden moment to obtain Texas must not be lost or Texas must, from necessity, be thrown intot the arms of England, and be forever les to the United States. say, again, LET NOT THIS OPPORTUNITY SLIT TO REGAIN TEXAS or 1t may eude our grasp forever or cost us oceans of blood and millions of money to free us from the evils that may be brought upon us. hope and trust there will be as many pAlRIoTs in the Senate as will raaiIv the treaty, which, I have no doubt will be promptly entered into.a
 TJacksoas Leiter, Hafch II, 1911.
 ..I am in favor of the immediate re-aanerai,oa oi Texas to the territory and government oi the uhitea States l entertain no doubts as to the power or expedicncy of the remuneration. Let ,rexas be re-annexed. and the authority and laws o the United Staiesbe established and maintained with, in her limits, as also in the Oregon Territory, ana ict the fixed policy of our government ee' not 10 permit Great Britain or any other iorelgh power o plant colony or hold dominion over any portion oi fpoik's Letter. .9pril, ls44.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-31
BANNER CoaaEspoNDENeE. r7 ..t-,a.-l- rstz=ft-.. 4-zff55 U,.1.t-.,

BATHaYILLE. ARK's, July 18th, i84f.
 DEAR SIR-I on will have received, before this reaches you, the proceedings of the public meeting, al SmithvIle, on yesterday, nomi- hating Gen. DREW for Governor. If had time would give you full account of the whole affair, for, indeed, it was a fine one imay do so, hereafter Letit suffice, fol the present, to say, that Governor Yell and Mr Walker addressed the people, with their ae- customed ability. General Byrd made an attempt at a speech; but got along very bung- Hngly; and the people manifested no dispo- sitioa to hear There is not a Byrd man in the county, who is a Democrat. After the speaking, between 500 and 1000 persons sat down to a sumptuous barbecue. More than POO ladies were present. After the barbecue, Gen. DREW Has nominated for Governor. by the Democrats.
 \ gentleman, just from St. Francis, says he made diligent inquiry from there to Law renee county, and that he finds the popularity of Gen. DREW, in all that region, overwhelm- ing and inyincible. His popularity is unboun- ded in his old county of Randolph. There, where he has resided for 12 or I5 years, he will not lose 10 votes. This speaks most iayorably for his personal worth Whenever l met a Democratat at Smithville he expressed his joy at the nomination of DREW. It will greatly strengthen our ticket in the northern counties.
 Coy. Yell is somewhat indisposed with a cold and hoarseness; yet he is far more than a match for Walker.
 lis rumored here that Walker was insulted by the Democrats at Pocahontas, while he was speaking. The Wings are anxious fer persecution capital; and sl, probably, gel this iii their papers, and try to whine over it. l inquired into the matter; and am authorized to say that 1t is wholly untrue. He was treated with due respect x
 Yours, Sc. Sc
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AGENTS Fon rfIls DANNETt,

The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act, agents for paper receiving the names of lsubscribers, Se. They are hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us, on account of this of flee, and to give receipts for the same.
 We wish to have agents in ali the counties in the State. Such gentlemen, therefore, as are friendly to our publication, and willing to aid us by becoming agents viii be blessed to inform of the fact and their names shall be added to the list.
 PEaRy CovNrY,--John L. Houston, P. M., Per ,yrille.
 UNION CouNrr.-John II. Cornish Union c II HAMPSTEAD CooNry.-Robt. L. Philips, Hash- ington.
 rie-
 SEVER CouSry.--A. T. pettus, Pine Hoods Post oeice.
 WAsurNGrov CouxrY.-Col Sam'l c. Newton. Boonsboro. J. C. Pithnan, P. M., S,eeet Home. HARD CouNTy--B H.. Johnson, .Qtheas. Jacob Wolf, P. NJ, I,aad c F.
 JOHNSON CouNrY.-Moreau Rose and Thomas Powers, P. NJ, CiaYksgilie. Dr. Wm Gray, Horse head. Geo W. Patrick, P M.. Pisey P. 0.
 PIKE CouNrY.-Jesse Jenkins, P. Nf., MuJrees boro.
 Scorr CouSry.-Miles T. Scott, Esq, Boone rille.
 SALINE CouNrY.--Ezra NJ Owen, Esq., Beftoa WAsHITA CouNTY,--Amos Wakefield. ?. NJ, Posters ?. 0. II. R. Murreu, P. M. CemdeR.
 PoINsETT CouNFY.-W. C. Arledee, P. M. BRADLEY CouNTy.--Ja's Bradley Esq. IFelrea. MISSISSIPPI CoUNTY.-Go A. c. Blakemore, Osceola.
 ]. GREEN CouSTye-Dr. c. B. Croft, ciocieg's Post 0fice.
 CLARK Corxrv.-Joen speer, .4aiofae s LAWRENCE GsUETes-6ien.J ohn <. Ficklin. and Andrew Hammond, ?. M., ,itcsSoR, Booker Ben nett, ?. M Smi3ttiiie. ' R.xpo1pH CouNrY.-W. R. Hunter P. NJ, Po- cssozras. 0e. N iiliam Jarrett and Joseph Spikes, foprcae Dumas.
 Batesrille. Patrick chdress, oil Tfouga Rottom. JACKSON CouNTy.--Nm. H. Morris P M. aud Col. James Robinson. EEsdboiA
 NEWTON CouNTy.--John NJ. Ross, .Jssger
 BENTON CoUNTY.--A. B. Greenwood, Beaioao5Re CRAwFoRp CoUNrY-Mai Ehas Rector and Sa- muel Edmondsen, Fort saiih. Eli Bell, TdR Berea YELL CouNTY.-Dr. Jalnes N Floyd Daacille Pore CouNrY.--Thomas "A. Howell, Ao7iSioea s. M. Hays, Doper. CoNwAv CorNvy.--H. II, Higgins, P, Nj, and John Murray, Legistarg
 LaFAYsTTs CouNry.-Gov. James S. Conway, conscay.
 JEFFERSON CouNTY.-S. Dardenne. Nem Gas cong,
 ARKANSAS CouNTy.-Geo. Cross, John L. Jones, and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, l'o& of .4rtaaSas. DLsHA AGouNTy.-Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleon. FULTON CouSTY.-Hon. Enos c. Hunter, ?. II South forl.
 PHILLIrs CouSrr--Hon J. C. P. Tolison, He. icaa.
 CRl1rE4oru CouSTy.--peter C. Rives, Esq, and ". N. Stanton, Esq, Mafion.
 ST. FRANcIs CouNrY.-James B. Jackson, Esq. Mount pe7noa.
 lN I'll. STATE OF TENxsssFE.-Jcsse NJ. Tate, Esq, and F. ". Rowlett & Co, Memphis, lion, I. II. Coe, Somerrihe. 2 Is THE Sr.re OF MissssIPrr.--Dr. Euclid Bor- land, Iiollg Springs.
 Is TIE srAre or KExrucKY.--Dr. R. Buck Louisrilte.