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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12
THE COON NOMINEE.

The coon press will have doubtful
thunder, if they sound very loudly the
fame Of Mr. Barlly's experience as a
''prGcticaI farmer" His claim TO that
virtue will be found about as strong os
to thst of democrat or democratic whig
He vas practical in 1924. in cultiva ting
President out of John Quincy Adams,
one of the party to this bargain and sale
--one Of the instruments of this insult TO
the American .TcOple--and probably his
agency in that infamous fraud upon justice
and the public will, which elevated Mr..
Clay 10 a higher eminence than he ever
before or since could reach by honest
means or by the favor of bis counhymen,
may be the true reason Of his nomination
on the coon ticket. We cannot but ad.
nit lie appropriateness. II Mr.. Clay is
10 run for koon President, il is hut At that
one Of his tool. in the bargain and sales
should run for Governor. Gin. Eng,
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OHIO LEGISLATuRE.


In the Houpe, March tsis q fesalution'
f'OT .he Sentie, in reference 10 the
comRletOn Of the Wslhohdine canal TO
Mt. Vernon, declaring said work to bea
State work, aud that the interests Of
The State, aS we'll as justice to The people
OF Knox COUNTY, require its completion
as soon as the finances of the State shall
be IN condition to justify it, was adoPt'
ed-yeas Al, nays Is.
The Speaker Of the House announced
Messrs. Carey, Lawrence aud COOmbs,
the select committee Of conference on
the part of the House ia reference 10 the
disagreement Of the two branches on the
bill apPortioning the State into represen.
tativs districts. In the Senate March
2nd, the Speaker announced Msssrs,
Chambers, Hazeltine, and Baldwin, mem.
bers Of committee of conference on the
part OF the Senate, on the bill TO aEporr
lion the representation Of the State. .
The House took up the bill 10 incor.
porate the HockingValley Bank and pass
ed It by yeas 35 TO nays 30. I, then
took up the bill to incorporate the Frank.
lin Bank Of Columbus, and passed it by
yeas 81 to nays 2s. c..1a as'
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aTHE cLAf CAKEU

. "The indies Ia Hartford, (Co6h \ saYS
tho N Y. American, have invelied "A
Clay Cake, the recipe Of which = thus
given in COurant: half a pound Cf but.
Ter, beat very light; one pound of sugak,
six eggs, one pound Of -four, half pint OF
cream, half a ,nuImegs and One. e.lsmOu-p.s,
"Lel the ladies' try it. Make it alter
that fashion, and II can't be Saidthat call
our cake is dough"-not BY any means
What will our Van Buren, brelhern sayi
They frsf accuse us Of singing songs,
next Of dancing, and now we have got
to eating caksP Will they say tits a.
gainst State rights We oPino not. We
affirm the'AmericanC Constitution guaran.
ties to every man the indefeasible right
Of singing songs and eating cake!-
Where is there true democrat who will
deny it."-Cin. ChrOn. 'it'' .'.'' b..
We, as a friend Of Mr.. Van Buren say
that we think since Mr.. Clay's letter on
the value Of Cologne water, such nice
quality cake is much moro IN character
than the Harrison poRe Of 1910.
That the cakes, and songs, and dane
ing, exactly cOmportS with Mr.. Clay's ex.
preston on the floor of Congress that:
"lf gentlemen will not allow US to have
black slaves .hs' must let US have white
ones; for WE Cal. HoT CUT OUR FIRBWooD,
AND BLACK OUR SHOES, AND HAVE
JOUR- WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
WORK IN THE KITCHEN" q
This is just what we think--and we
think that the farmers, and mechanics,
and working men, who were fooled by
coonism in ls40, will soon begin to think
alsO-a a terrible thinking they will
make Gift for dandy whigism when they
start Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

THE GAINES CAsE.-A decision was
made few days ego in the supreme court
Of the United State. on the case in which
Gen. Gaines and his wife we're plaintiffs,
and the executors of Daniel Clark, of
New Orleans, defendants. A Washing-
ion correspondent Of the New York Eve.
ming Post says that the points OIL which
the defendants appealed have been deci-
ded against them. One Of the points has
been decided absolutely ,and the two 9th.
or points with qualification that requir
ed the cause 70 90 sgsin before the Circuit
Court, but which will not probably at.
feet the result. This decision makes
the General and his wife the lCrd and
mistress Of an immense property; some
gay fly millions Of dollars EaI' ,s22@
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From tho Globe OF the 26lh uh.
POSTSCRIPT.

We stop the press TO announce a mos
lamentablo catastrophe which OCcured OF
board the Princeton steamer this evening
By the bursting of one OF the great guns,
the Secretary ofthe Navy, Gov. Gllmer
Commodore Kennon, Chiefof the BH'
reuu Of Construction of the Navy; Virgil
Maxcy. ESQ.,, and Mr. Gardiner, ofSOulh
ampion, New York, were instantly killed;
and six sailors are reported badly wOun
ded. One Of the Presidents servants,
q cOlored man has since died.
Colonel Benton and Captain Stockton
were slightly injured. The accident hap.
pened about 3 o'clock, some two or three
miles below Alexander Colonel Ben
toms injury arose not from any fragment
Of the g un, but merely from the concus.
sion He was at the but Of the gun, TAX.
ing its range when ii fred He was not
sensible Of iis stunning effect until he
had called for aid to the bleeding sailors
He was stunned for time, but was en-
abled 10 walk after reaching the shore,
and has given distinct account of the
dreadful scene. @ plain Stockton was
burned by the powder, but not seriOu sly
injured. es
Captain Stockton having, ,On successive
daYs,extended invitations to visit his ship
10 the executive and committees Of Con-
gress, and to both House s--invited the
ladies' of the city 10 an entertainmentoR on
this, which was meant as the gala-day Of
his beautiful ship. 1t opened brightly. but
has ciusec in the most dreadful gloom
over our community The only circum
stance calculated TO relieve The all per.
vading distress IS, that Of the multitude
OF ladies' who we're on board the ship,
not one wos injured. The happy exemp'
lion OF such multitude OF the tender sex,
who witnessed the havoc made in the
midst Of them Of the most distinguished
and beloved ofiheir country men, whiIe,it
brings some sOlace to the ircle oi their
Immediate friends, cannot but deepen ,he.
sympathies which they and the whole com
munity, feel for The bereaved families Of
those who have fallen. Mr.. Upshur and
Mr.. Gilme+ were idols in the happy FAM
" by which each was surrounded. The
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Notice.

RY virtue ofan order Of the court Of
common Pleas OF Brown county Ohio
made at the September term Of said
courI ls43, and revived at tho NovOm.
her term of the same year, and TO me di.
rected, !, Edward Evans, administrator
of the estate of William A, Frazer decd,
will expose to sale at the front door Of
the court house, in said county, at pub"
lie outcry, on Saturday the 18th day Of
April 1914, between the hours Of 10 o..
clock A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock P. M. Of said
day the following described real estate to
vii: Lot No. IA situate in the town Of
Sardinia in said county with the sppurte.
nanceS and improvements thereon: Snb.
ject TO the widows right Of dover in tho
premises, she being endowed of the
south lower room OF the front building
together with the Kitchen and 20 feet Of
ground on the south side Of said LOT from
the front building parallel with the south
line of said lot to the west line Of the
same. Upon the following terms-onO
third in hand, one third in nine months
and one third in eighteen months after,
tho day Of sale. The deferred payments
tobe made safeSby good securly,with ia
terest from day of sale.
The above lot is ordered by the court
to be sold as the property of WIN. A.
Frazer deed. by the adm'r. TO pay debts,
and IS valued, subject to dover al $3.50.
EDWARD P. Evans, Adm'r.
March u, 1874. - ~ -...
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF OHIO.

We know that al this moment our COM
mon enemy, the Federalists, are spread
ing far and wide over the state, that there
are great divisions in the democratic
ranks, and that large portion Of those
most prominent in the party, are about
goirg over 10 the Clay ranks, or setting
up for them selves. To at once put to
rest, at home and abroad, all, and every
idea that such al unnaturel Stale of things
could take place, we feel authorized TO
say, and we say it with cheerful heart,
that the hopes Of the wings are talaciNus
THAT THERE WILL BE ONE UNITBD ACTION
AND EFFORT AGAINST Mr.. CLAY AND
His DANGEROUS POLITICAL HER
Estes! Many, who my at this moment
be suspected of wrong position in the
democratic ranks will we assure our dem.
ocratiC friends, 10 found formest in the
fight and carrying the war furthest and
hotteSl iRto the ranks of the enemy
The only hope Ofthe Clayiles has been
in our divisions, but we tell them they
calculate without the book. ....
We urge therefore on our democratic
friends every whore TO press on-orgSn-
iZe--prepare TO put the truth in every
mans hand-Ihrow aside divisions--dis
countenance, the disOrganizer as enemies
in disguise-Stand arm 10 arm, shoulder
to shoulder, and triumph awaits us. ...
We have private le.iers from New
York and Virginia, from our most relia'
BILE and best men, who assure us that all
is safe in those States. They will meet
the exertions Of the coons with still su~
perior exertions, they will overcome row
dyism end songs by the bright and glow
ing power Of reason and eloquence.-
Throw fear and donbt away, go TO work
and all is safe in Ohio, and no mislake.-
The dsTkest hour sjust before day
.... .... ..s. Ohio Statesman.
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ARREST.

The Louisville Journal Of Thursday
says.
We understand that a man was arrest-
ed in this city on Thursday, charged with
being concerned in the robbery Of The
Madison Bank. On the night Of the rob.
berry he got on board steamboat coming
TO this city, below Madison. A large sum
Of notes on that bank was found upon
him. The bank was entered by means
Of false keys between 7 and 10 o'clock
on monday evening. The amount of
money StolenaiS $25, $40, principally,t ten,
twenty, and fifty dollar bills on the diff,
fercn. branches Of the State Bank of In.
diana. sss r.. .. s .....
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JOHN TYLER.
February29, 1874.

COMMODORE LEWIS WARRINGEoN. Chief
of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, is ap-
pointed Secretary ofthcNavJ, al interim,
until successor to the Hon, THOMAS
W. G1LMER is appointed, aud will, with.
out delay, enter upon the duties Of the
office. . &c..
The Department will instantly be put
into mourning, and the officers of the
Navy will wear the usual badges in token
Of grief for the de ath of the Hon L. w.
Gilmer, late Secretary Of the Navy, du'
ring the period of three months.
Minute guns will be fred on the day
after receiving this order at all Naval
Stations, and oD bosrd all the ships of
war
Similar orders will be issued in token
of respec. for the memory Of CapInin
Beverly Kennon, late Of the United
States Navy, and Chief Of the Bureau Of
Construction, who had won for himself
a high rank in the service, by the faithful
and dili2ent discharge of his duty, and
by his acknowledged galIantry and uni
formlly correct and offiCer>lke dePOTt'
ment. ..
(Signed.) JOHN TYLER.
February 90, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

DARING RosBERY.-The Madison (Ia y
Branch Bank was entered on Monday ev.
ming, the 26th inst, between the hours
of and ii O'Clock, by some daring vii.
lain, or vllans-who must have been
we'll provided with skeleton keys-and
distracted from the safe in the vault
$27, ,370. $4,000 reward is offered for
the recovery of this money, and 81 900
for the arrest and conviction Of the
thief.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

VoTEs IN THE SENATs.-The iniunc.
tion of secresy has been removed from
the votes recently takin in the Senate, in
executive session, on several nominations,
and can therefore be made public. We
give the number of Voles only. ,g
On the nomination Of Mr., Henshaw
yeas 8; nays "a. OF Mr.. Spencer, yeas
81, nays %. OfMr. Porter, yeas 3, nays
3S. Of Mr.. Wise, yeas 80, nays 10
OF Mr.. PreffiI, yeas s, nays 33. Of Isaac
Hill; yeas II, nays 25. a.... ~
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BY YEsTERDAY,s MAILs

bks les fEkDAAS y MAIL
Al election hss just been held d-in,Nsw
orlssns 10 81 sxacaDcy OceasiOnsd by
the-death ofawhig State Senator, and
has resulted in the election Of Mr. -sli'
dell, democrat, by a majority Ofnear5O0'
So much for Mr.. Clays visit to New Or.
leans. so aaA &A2I IED4 41A4B Ha-s.
TAH LEGIsLATURE.-onl FridSy the
9Th instant, The committee of confer.
ence reported 10 both HOusest that
they had . greed upon a bill TO dis.
trict the State. The bill was then pass
ed in the Senate BY avote of4 or 5 10 /;
and in the House by 8 or 10 majority
In the afternoon the House passed
a rssOlutin TO adjourn on Wednesday
the tl3th instant The resolution has
doubtless been agreed to by the Senate.
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ELEcriIoiiN;l IN KnNrUoKx.-Atarecen rece Mt

ELECTION IN KENTUcKY.-At q rece nj
election in Carroll and Gallatn counties
to fill vacancy IN the Legislature oc,
Casioned by the resignation of Mr.. Mason,
DR., p. P. Hanna, a sterling democrat, 1,
was elected over G. Craig CederaIist by
a majority Of62. At the last Angus; e.
lection Mr.. Mason, whig; was elected by
a large majority.
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Innate Ideas in The Female Mind

Innate Ideas in the Female Mind
Soulhley in bis "Omnians," relates the
tOllowiDg:-"Hhen | was last at---,a
nun made her escape from the Irish nun.
merry. Tho first thing for which she in.
quired, when she reached the house in
which she stopped, was a looking glass.
She had entered the convent when only
FIVE years old, and from that time had nev.
or seen her own face" "a
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RIOT AT ST LOUIS.

The Reporter of the 2Gth ull., says
yesterday our usually quiet CITY was
disturbed by the gathering Of an excited
crowd in the nOighborhoOd of the bull
ding belonging to the Medical Depart
nentOf the University, in consequence Of
the discovery there Of parts of one OF
more subjects which had recently been
diSsected. A hund:ed, false rumors were
set sAoal through the city, and a large
cOncOurse OfPsople assembled, few Of
whom seemed disposed TO tear down or
injure the ediice. The property inside of
the building was destroyed The GreYs
we're ordered out, but their services
were not called into requisiIion.
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YktsIbENTlAL ELEcToRS.

SFFiAHH2AAtFsA = 40 <AAN-AAA4AANlAOAASa-H s-
s,;5. .hsa.,.I q SENATORIAL. ftae-.r sill.
.slJOssph II LarEill, Of Wayne county.
ralOWiy UtleE Of Clsrm0nt. a1a . sg
ssb u a. fis CoNeREssIONkL. .me aaeu
elst District, 6lzytm Webb, Of Hamilton
saad zoSg ,Iamss M. Dorsey, Of Darke
I'd r. D. FOrsman Of Green. 5e
9Th John Taylor Of Champaign.
s6ih yaD6Vid Higgins OfLucas. RI
s0ahisg, Gilbert Beech Of Wood. hr
HA John D. White Of Brown. aIs
yeth Thomas Megrady of Ross.
yVthi q Valentine Refer of PicAaway.
10Th James Parker Of Licking.
ll,h John BaFtrum of Marion.
18th George COrwine Of sciOtO. g
I3th o. Cautious O. COVey Of Morgan
l4,6 Isaac M. ,Laming of Gsauga.
ASH Walker JAMESON ofHarrison.
18th Sebastian Bralnard 'TuscarawSs
lTth james Forbes Sr. Of Carroll,
18th 10, % Neal Mccoy of Wayne. agm
lOlh o. Mile Stone Of Summit.
20rhs sdBshjamin Adams Of Lake.
9IStd, Stephen N. Sargent of Medina
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OFFICIAL..

The Hon. JOHN NELSON, Attorney
General Of the United States, will dis
charge the duties Of Secretary of State,
ad interim, until successor 10 the Hon
A. P. UPsHUR shall be appointed.
The Department OF State will be Put
into mourning, for the death Of the Hon.
Abel P. Upshur, late Secretary Of state,
and ali Envoys and Ministers Of tho Uni
ted States, and other officers connected
with the State Department, whether at
home or abroad. will wear the usual
badges in token Of grief and respect fOf
his memory, during tho period Of three
months from The time of receiving this
order.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

A BELL AT LAsT.--A fine toned bel
was last week hung in the cupola Of the
court house in this town. This has been
long needed, and will greatly facilitate
the business Of the Courts. ....
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ATTENTEN!!

The enrolled members of tho second
- troop Of CaValry2 R. 2 B. 8 D, o.
M. are hereby notified 10 meet in the
town Of Feesburgh l.. r. O.. on Satur.
day the Sch day of March, inst. at 10 o..
clock on said day for the purpose Of drill.
ling, &c. . s...y ..,..,,. =, ..t ..-
March 1lth, 1874. 81. ............'
A. SALLEE, CspL
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A man wOs buried in England, who
was The fatherof fifty five children, BY
two wives-3S by his first, and IL by bis
second wife. Fortunately such men arc
scarce. as.. e# .... -a..... ..
A scoundrel entered a store inCharles.
town, Mass, and knocking down lady
in it,deliberatSly robbed The money draws
er. f.s"r .a.as.a.. r.saa .n r...r.. -
Daniel Webstsr is 10 remain in Wash.
ingtOn, and help flame the Oregon Trea-
~, says rumor. Doubtful.-CinCinnati
Eng, m..E :ma..,7
..H ha~..a sa. sci heb ..,........tI
Mr. Alfrqd Williams, Of Pontiac, Mi.
chigan, recently irotted his horse, attach.
ed 10 four wheeled vehicle, from Roy
al Oak TO Detroit, a distance OF IL miles
in S3 minutes. arf aa .iHgr .af .v.aa.rzf .
We understand, says the N. Y. True
Sun, that Mr.. Tyler will make distinct
10 Congress, urging the
annexation Of Texas. /, ga a.,
The receipts for freight and passen1
gers by the Hibernia, on her last trip, a.
mount 10 about $2s, 900.
Persons engaged in efsctiug moral
reform, should remember that the man
Hesitation Of persecution and i'll feeling
towards their peighbors is not the beS
way to effect theiiF object.
I Erysipelas prevails 10 an alarming ex>
tentln and about Troy. N. Y. His
stated that Ihcre were forty cases within
half mile, and not we'll ones enough TO
attend on the sick.
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sTBAMBOATs.-Thirty-nine Steamboats,
have been built at Cincinnati during the
year ls4S, al a cost Of $6O5,S5O. To-
tal Tonnage s,4l5, AT Pittsburgh, during
the same time, there have been built 25
boats, and at Louisville 35. aa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

A letter from Canton. dated November
0, states that the prices Of new tea were
very high.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

a democratic Mayor has been elected
u lhe clly Of ClOvelaad.
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A scoundrel entered a store inCharles.
town, Mass, and knocking down lady
in it,deliberatsly robbed The money draws
en-. r.-r #.......... ..,a- ... 81.
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y ~ n OFfiCiAL.

The Hon gOhh bison, Attorney Gsa'
slal Of the United States, will discharge
Ae dutles6f .Slfte Gd jatcrim, until .
Succession AOahs Hon. a. P. UPShur shall
be appointed, -
Commodore Lewis Warrington, Chief
Of the Bureau of. Yards and Docks, ID aPs
pointed Secretary Of The Navy Gd iSISs.
TN, until a successor 10 the Hon. Thorn.
as W. GIimer is appointed, and will with.
out deiay enter upon the duties Of the
office.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

Vn sssssss,r'ss-saai esssa-T5s.as--
we are requested 10 announce JoSKrBH
N. HARMAN as candidate, for COaSIG.
bic of Pleasant township at the apprOseh-
ing election. sar g- r.,..r..r. .-
u~ efo- -f'.;, ..-... ...
Mr., Palmer: You will please anouncO
A.P. KILPATRICK as Candidate for
Justice of the peace for Pleasant Towns
ship, and Oblige, MANY VOTERs J, q
-a ras.. .fs... .-. r...-.
Mr.. Palmer: Please announce JOsnuA
HOPKINS asa Candidate fer constable Of
Pleasant TOwDshp,and Oblige a
a. ,.a" .@ " ss MANY VOfERs,
Mr.. Palmer: Please announce the
name Of JOHN r. SNILEY az candidate
for the Office of Const able Of PlsSant
Township at tho ensuing election, and
oblige 2 @ttbt MANT VorERs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-12

Daniel Webstsr is 10 remain in Wash.
ingtOn, and help flame the Oregon Trea-
", says rumor. Doubtful.--Cincinnali
Eng, .....,.. "a
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-09
AGENTS FOR THE pANNER.

The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as agents for our paper in receiving the names of subscribers &c. They are, hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us account of this of flee and to give receipts for the same.
 We wish to have agents in all the counties in the State Such gentlemen therefore, as are friendly to our publications and willing to aid us by becoming agents will be pleased to inform of the fact and their names shall be added to the list
 LAWRENCE CouNTy.-Gen John s. Ficklin. and Andrew Hammond, P. M., Jackson. Booker Ben nett, P. M., SmiihriHe.
 RANDOLPH CoUNTy.-W. R. Hunter, P NJ, Po- cahontas. Col. William Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes, FoHrche Dumas. INDEPENDENcE CouNTY.-Dr. James E. Pelham BatesrAe. Patrick Childress, Oil Trough Boaom.
 JACKSON CouNTY-Wm. II. Morris, P. M., and Col. James Robinson Eisabeth.
 HARD CoUNTy.-B. II. Johnson, Athens
 NEWTON CouNry.-John M. Ross, Jasper.
 BENTON CoUNTy.-A. B. Greenwood. Bentonpilie
 CRAWFORD CoUNTy.-Maj. Elias Rector, and Sa- muel Edmondson, Fort Sniih. Eli Bell, Yaa Buren.
 YELL CouNry.-Dr. James N Floyd Danpiliie. JOHNSON CoUNTY.--Moreau Rose, ClarkspiUe. Dr. Wm. Gray, Horsehead.
 Pore CouNTy.-Thomas A. Howell, No,risfo,cn. S. M. Hays, Docer.
 CONWAY CoUNry.-H. II. Higgins P. M., and John Murray, Letoisburg.
 LAFAYETTE CoUNTy.-Gov James S. Conway. Coaaray.
 ARKANSAS GouNTy.--Geo. Cross, John L. Jones' and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, Post of .ariansas
 DEsHA CouNTY.-ArthurH Hayes. Esq, Napoleon PHILLIPS CoUNTY.-IIon. J. c. P. TolIison, He- leaG.
 CRIrTENpEN CouNry.-Peter c. Rives, Esq, and W. N. Stanton, Esq, Maiion. ST. FRANCIS CoUNry.-James B. Jackson, Esq Mount Pernon. FULTON CoUNry.-Hon. Enos c. Hunter, P M. South Fork.
 JEFFERSON CoUNTa-S. Darienne, New Gus cony.
 IN THE STATE OF TENNEssEE.-Jesse M. Tate, Esq, and E. W. Rowlett & Co.,, Memphis Hon. L H. Coe, SomerpiHe
 IN THE STATE OF MIssIssIpPr,-Dr. Euclid Bor- land, Holly Springs.
 IN THE STATE OF KENrUcKY.--Dr. J. R. Buck, Louisville.