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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
PennsylSania.

The american Sentinel at Philadelphia We;
formerly gentlemanly, candid journal. 1t ap
pears to be in new hands this season, and lis
character has certainly gained nothing by the
change. 1t is daily laboring to swindle the Peo
pie OF Pennsylvania into voting for James K
Polk on the assumption that he is as favorable
to Protective Tariff as Henry Clay, which tht
Editor must knou to ba utterly false. We have
detected it in gross porvcrsion, every way equl-
vaent to forgery, OF MIR. Gays Speech in favor
Of South American Independence. Mr.. Clay ar
CUES that, as we do always receive all Embassa-
dors rsaccredited TO us by crowned hcads and should
meaning not ought, but mould apparently dc
so il one were sent us from the Prince OF Dark
ness, therefore we ought to be equally liberal to
Republics. This passage is SO mutilated and
distorted by the Sentinel as 20 make Mr.. Clay
say that we should Ought toy receive Minister
from Satan himself Mr.. Clay never meant or
thought any such thing, and no man can read
the whole passage without seeing it. Yet The
Sentinel was base enough 10 garbe and treduce
him, and adhered 10 its fraud even after we had
exposed it.
We were therefore not surprised to find in yes.
ierday's Sentinel the following:
PIPE AND YARN.-The New-York Tribune is daily sp:eu-
,ats on Pspns pocs In The paper OF the ss the
ws talks of ciyns some FOO more votes in that County for
clay: than were gwen for Mnrke
Can the Editor OF the Tribune know thing othe Wing
that worthy PhiIadelphians ana Newly orkes
being Would he that. purpose winning
bets: large nq%bsI Of Wings could be daeed o. oaaa
and put lhs Assessors Lists Of rabes
know ofthese movements. made by Wings who that all
We the best authority for saying that Mr. Clay will
receive e legal votes IN LascaHeI County than cast Tor
Narke And we assure the Editor Of the Tbrue, that
understood and in Lancaster. aud that the emssethe
laefope from TINS cy and eisswhefe eaass; WI! have
Now We do not know that the Wings Of Penn
sylvania contemplate Illegal Voting, nor that
any worthy Philadelphians and New.Yorkers
have taken up their abode in Lancaster County
for the time being" We feel sure that no Wings
have done any thing OF the sort. Yet we know
that Lancaster can, and we think certainly wiN
do better for Clay than for Skunk. Look at the
grounds OF our confidence;
Population IN RssKs ss5 poDu,los hasatiS5s a m
N Ho;s MaPe H0s MaIss
Lsncsel should have poeo be with Berks accord
inz 10 Population. Is. .ssa De6cien, sN.
Here are our reasons for believing that Lancas-
ier viii DO 500 better next week than she did at
the State Election, and that without Pipe or
Yam Cannot the Sentinel appreciate theml
E-Mr Leey, WHO ~ssin ths Wing Procession Wednes.
day, and is accused by the Pbean OF bsng alen
American Czsn. ana has been the County eight
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Catsaraugus.

RopEs1c7 WHITE OF Olean, and Dr.. SETH
FIELD OF Persia, are the Wing candidates for AS
sembly. We trus: there is 500 Wing majority to
back them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

70 HIRAM KETcHUM, Esq at the solicitation OF
some Of the most respectable citzens of The Seventh
Ward, will again address his ielow-citizens on the
School Question:" at the Rutgers Institute in
Madson.sueet, this friday evening, at hall past
o,cIocl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

TIE RAcE.-The race between Fashion and
Marchioness resulted in favor Of Fashion, who won
both heats with eese Before the 100 to 20 was
offered on Fashion. The last heat the mare had
ali her own way. The time was (three miles)
$500 5573. The attendance at the course was
not large. Another foot race was announced TO
come off in fifteen days, ten miles TO be rum Glider
sieve the winner of the previous race, Barlow and
Greenhalgh. have entered for the race announced
Beta cen the heats of the race yesterday portion
OF the gallery broke down and several persons we're
considerably injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

w destructive Ere broke out in New Orleans
on Ine l4,h inst. that entirely destroyed row Of
irams houses, thus rendering honseiess large
number of faroilies, LOss not ascorta;nsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

U From South CAROLINA, we only hear in
addition that A. D. Sims is pretty certainly
elected 10 Congress from the Darlington District,
over Gen. John M'Queen. Both Texas Disun.
ionists, we presume All is Texas and down
with the Tariff in that land of chimeras.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
The Last i,oorbask

The President of the American Eagle Club
requests US to contradict peremptorily circum.
stantiel statement IN the last Morning Ne,oS.
copied into the Euening Post, that he and
thirty other members of the Club had renounced
Clay and gone over to Polk and the Empire
Club. The foundation for the stcry was this
When the Eagles were summoned by their Presi.
dent to appear in the Procession on Wednesday,
four of the whole number demurred, and wanted
to know if they would be paid. They were told
that they certainly would not. They then re.
fused to turn out, went off, get into bad company
and bad condition, and did themselves much
discredit Yesterday they were sober, and
heartily sick of their conduct. That is the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

II The CHURCH AS IT is: Sermon, by Rev
HOMER WHEATON of Poaghkeepsie, is published
by J. 4. Sparks, l6l Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Cnroncr,sOmcs.

Died of a Sta6.--.he Saturday before last 4
Spanish named JuEe, Chappe'. who stabbed
the abdomen board the b1 Frruc by The COOK OF said
vessel mnel Riley hD immediately fled died this mornas
in the City Hospital of his wound. Tho Coroner was called
To- hod an inquest
Saicid-.-The Coroner held an inquest at No. II
Munros street; the body Frances Cnut-s. native OF Ire
land aged 3 very inempeate habits who was found dssd
on bed Jar Of her ast night with her ihro
aud dead and azor lying by her side Verdict suicide
by cutting her throat while state of deiuR i-ens.
Killed by a CarL-Ihe Coroner was called to
hold an inquest No. 7S Mott street. the body OF huu
Eavus aged 6yeais. oi M JHmos Morris OF the above
pncc. who by bakers cart n the corner OF
Spring und Mott streets. and died soon alter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

S- General Committee OF Democratic
Wh:y Young Men.-A Special Meeting OF hls Dom
u,,ee will be held at Broaduay House, on Friday he
a1.h instant at 7 O'Clock. p. NJ By erder
DAVID GRAHAM, Chairrnsn.
CCnAn5rsK E;11S Taylor Secretaries. o2aa.e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

p~ Harpers' Illuminated and New Pictorial
BIBLE, No. II, has just reached US. We like the
designs better than those in the early numbers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

~ THE YOUNG MEMS HENRY CLAY AssocIA-
TIoy hold their regular monthly meeting This eve-
ming at National Hall. Let there be full turn
out Young Wings, show your strength
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

70 We ask attention TO the Gard Of MIR. J. B.
WooDroRD, whose Boarding School at New-Ha-
ven, CT. opens new term on the let Of November.
His terms are reasonable, and his testimonials de-
ciaiup
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
i n REYNOLDS ''.esident Central Clay CommIeee: e:.
GEORGE COOK Pres't pro TEN OF l,t Wafo Gay Ou0

Extract from TIC niartes Of Tho Central Gay E1Seae
19 C;,smtee Saturday. Oct IL. lsH:
R.seloed That the P,e.idents Of The Central Gay Soi
r., e rsoncasd 10 invite Clay Cut and other Gay so
nj the .uruu Cdng Counties ed Staea TO coopeae
th fhis Commit &c in the proposed Mass Meeting and ff
es ion 10 bc he'd this City tyedneday the u Gay Vi
OctoSsr JOsEfH hbrN' See!eeN'.
10 compliance with the above Resolution hereby Isanee
fully invite the Clay CGbs and friends oil Clay genela}
ghom opr pryue may have not Iescheo o
BoUn Providence New fayen Horvich and BIloeepoiI
sso the iry us Of Kings. Queens Hud Suffolk Rchnono
Weschest1 Rockianc, uud the River Counie7 u JON VIII
u.s. and display nst nche BanGes with ours
and Baltimore CAN you .abof anu JOIN US
Vicorious Wings C iui ison ana Essex Coagtie new 'e
rev will also be welcomed h peculiar JOY iesh L: ney
from The clorou, umph Of hard-fuught battle beids
let them come, If Dr. only 10 receive our thanks so WI ~
they have done tor Come from the Cities and from
Couury from the shore and from the mountain, rom e
farm and the workshop. the ship and rom me
I ali who have any thing lose by Loco foco succes OF
any ting gam hy Wing victory. come ioh 10, ha x
dsplny OF Their ioco before eteng tAo last bntue ne io
HENRY CLAY 4nake-ariSei or be fer ever talsn
] N. N.REYNOL.DS.
ol7 President Central Clny COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

lG- The Albany atlas intimatas that Sias
Wright won't resign until after the Election. Of
course not But ,oiH he resign then, if beaten
for Gooernor? Is the Atlas informed on tnat
point The People are anxious to know.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

STAGE RoBBED.-The boot Of the Chicago and
Galeru Stage was cut open and rfed about o'clock
A. NJ. on the 9h inst. outside Of Galena. Four
trunks we're taken out, carried to handy grave
yard, and broken open, but the robbers found moth
ing 10 their taste but couple of lady's dresses
Two oaiers are suspected of the robbery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

CHlLpREs LosT.-Abou, four weeks since, two
xirIs-Rosannah Grey, aged thirteea years, and
Msry Grey, aged ten years, were sent in the stage
from Potsville TO Danviiie, Pa and have not since
hssn bea,d of Their parents who are poor and in
1rea, Distress, are extremely anxious 10 ascertain
sheir " whereabouts Any person having kncwl,
edge of where the two children may oe iound, Will
eo0fer favor by sending il TO this cthce.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

APPOINTMENTS Bv THE PREslDrsT-COnsulse Of
.he tinted States Patrick J. Deyine, OF New
York for the port OF Sagua la Graude, in Cuba.
Samuel H Koeass, for the port of Carthagena, 10
the Republic of New Grenada. Joseph =. =, hilS'
Of missouri for tho port of Maracaibo, in the kepuo
1;o of Vaneypeis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

,o t,bie insltton or young LADIES' where every oppG.
nnv Il offered 70 facilitate ie mental and moral cutrTe.
while they avoid the heavy expenses usually attendant upon
CIsouIA giving TERMS rserenee &c. may 10 had off.
E. Atyiu. Eso, music ytors, Q1 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

MUFpER OF L. S. TKooPs.-The Lancaster w.
I. Herald Of the 18th inst. says: We are informed
that an express arrived al Prairie du Chen, from
Fort Smelling, with news Of The murder, by band
of Soesatong Indians, OF ten OF the detachment Of
Dragons lately sent out from Fort Atkinson, for
the purpose Of iene,iug oat the perpetrators Of the
late murders in that quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Court Caiendar....T .Thi. Da,

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. II, ll5 81, I. 2, Ts,
l8 "a 56. 90 A. IS. 81, IS. 8. -, T. H. 90, "a, 5,
li9, 90, lC2, 81, 81, 95. 81, u, 81
C,RcU1r CooRr.-Nos. 4s, 9s, 49, Ice, g, 4s, u,
H. 79. SO. - .,
S. 81, So SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

NAVAL CoURr MARTIAL--The Naval Cout
Martial. at Washington, have got through with th
triai Of Richard Muzzleton, the seaman Of the Polo
mac, for assaulting Midshipman Bohrer, and an
now engaged with the tfial OF Lieutenant West, a'
merly of the brig SOmers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

E CABlsET-MAKERs friendly to Proteetion!-
You are called 10 meet on Tuesday evening at the
Howard House. See notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
- We arc requested 0y the OtiesI, o. ls'

OF We are requested by the officers 0. ~. !. ,s,sp
Mea, Henry Clay A.socato 10 rs;nrn Their n,art
To the aides or Js,ey CITY for tho J, nf,o ,S,s
t5 cecn1.ie Inc noble nrch of h- forns ~ raus5st
would Geetsy return ;os ,aa9.i a.t1 ;9 Of the .rcb
srnisesn d.,sn and elegant wo'sman,hp. %s,e, sns
oririnaliy made for ano,her pert Of greed~a'' lr
credit upon the constructor. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

rE~ The Henry CLAY FLAG, broad sheet, set
ting forth Wing principles and measures, and e1-
posing Loco-Foco aisrule and profigacy, Is pub
lished at As,or House. Price when taken in guam
titles for circulation, s. per hundred. Wings! buy
and circulate them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

M No place in the city offers such bill Of attractions a.
tbs Arsencsu Mu,apu Gland sniostainmenu take place
5hSsfesnoon at o'clock and this eveainx st hslres'7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

q "CLAY Or POLK, by an Adopted Citizen,
is the title oa very neat pamphlet just published
from the pen of NJ. de Santangelo, we infer l
gives strong reasons for preferring Dir. Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

ES We are informed that fine collection o
modern European Paintings will be opened in the
Granite Building, Broadway, in few days. The
collection is said to surpuss in variety and excel
lenca any former collection ever before exhibited ir
this CITY for sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Loco-Focc Nomtnations.

Steuben Co.-Assemby, VIM. e. Rogers, Jec
Van valkenburgh, Ansel C. Smith; Clerk, Paul
Cook.
C0tarausus-Messrs. Burt and Johnson.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

Before judge OAKLEY.
Guiilaume II. Bouletv Stephen Card-Action
10 recover damages snps from sir Cars running ,gains
alDt on the Third ayeGue reIer.eG 10 yea,ettsy. Vssci,
r-ltF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

FIFTH WARD CLAY CLuB.-Sec advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

PEsMAysHlP.-Oliver B. Goldsmith has executed
vsry beautiful portrai, of Nr. Clay, with running
ornamental flowers and figures on the margins
The whole done with pen in about the time it
takes LADY to write letter to her-sistsr. ltis
for sale at the Book and Print stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
The Riots at Canton.
The following letter appears IN the Euen'ng
Post OF yesterday:
CANTON. a.h May. 1874.

CANTON. 26h May 1914.
On the sh instant had row with the Chne;e no 9TeiEn
ernamrnted with vane the oim OF slded. which
nna Sssu WorSman.hp excited the admiration foreign
but to the Cnnamsn m eIas snG ever ea sD
to-day porentous OF evil dark foeooa,nss were
which many Hong merchunt nd mandans participated but
there another cas the Idle who swarm aoou'
Canton, whose fears were es excee than her huns' o
SimuiaUeeSsls with the appearance the gilded
came dry weather cky set in both ~ the CITY
and country and to the charmed were ascroed the
The attention Conui, Mr.: Forbes, was called to the
circumstances by number OF very sspeesaes lons ei-
.pgsarEd an ,GammS;oy paeard.
Tbs CoM% w,h,ns to yield peulons OF the peO-
plc decided take down the arrow ana or tns
ins ths Of Inc flag staff The mob gathered around
f, throwing stones then rushing IN una bp bv be
The mnb raI off With The hayars &C. aee peoH DO ress
BBssIanes g nsinessd si'' F" S'"' f'' u ''''' '' ~
Ths destructive riots ofis,2 began similar manner no
Maudarns peaeat 10 dlspeibe tioer' ana imed
a. his ;nneure ou, Consul with dozen Americans,
paired square. armed with musae., and pistols; NE mob
oe more e.cabe Of The fred woundnc
three of the but the Consul esiane1 te ne usus
his eIer,ions to coaine them l" ee o' strictly
.ae.er. 49,. :, ,,.,..s;,r f,b, Americans. who
,sr,aoe1 hi fcur 81 when nbout two HUNDRED iodeIs AZ
rived with The naniarus slight sS'Inh o9k place. upon
which the sold aiming NJ the moo & ME- s a .as Who er
thus dtspeBed. !, IA
with roes Notwithstanding tho presence o tine ,oari sao
n necessary the naG baH thai me max
might be honted IN front OF the consuiste. =,
ne American. turned out with nrskets, cleared inc
in presence Mandarin, and emSned guard
nh ali damsges Iepaed the topman OF the flagstaff
raised 10 lis place. the flag once noss uniued 10 inc
breeze .-,,. - ..,,
Mr Lay the British Consul npprchendl6 iIeuee had SAINT
10 Whnmpoa for Marines; fifteen sent to the Facto
ne, and remaised n,ds as corps de IN case the
Amsrcans wera oyeipoweed bat the mariners were not
called out. g..
tbs square. and al remained perfectly cu's -, ~;
n.msn--srs, IN showing them thar the Americans were
Yaady 10 respect their peuds second they were reay
ana onick 10 defend themselves when attacked,
OF he most respect of tho Chinese have expressed
Ia The nserersnce Of the mob unwaraned and thef asS
wauton and 9nproyosed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Court of Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen AexsoX and JAsrz VII
LIAMs. Matthew Z. PATERSON Esq Dsite, Attorney.
Trial for Ass0ults and Battery.-Thomas Han
tired ,r assaults and battery on Heksksh
d. Hull o S Ferry and tho other On Gideon Lee Kcspr
also Of Ferry street, both the 18th inst without
cation in either The uy found h sulty both
dclmen and the Court sel.elce aim To the Penten,aiT
Tor months. month Tor each Indictment.
Trial for Grand Larceny.-John Forest wss
tried in grard larceny stealing bay hor'e worth SO
from The s,HblsOf peiet Herbon O 18Th md huGn
Streets ,ae 2h September !as.. The jury found him
guilty.
.il.Oder T'r;al for Graaa Lnrceny-Jan Smd,
tired 20. andafceny stealing four p,unds rern
oG worth St0 the packet ship Quebec TIE 18th os
September last The Jury found h Scy of pett larceny
only and he Cent srncnced him u tho PenteEiary iot
months
Peas ot Guihy.-Madene Resch, . German ie.
male indicted Tor grand larceny stealing Bank notes AMI
o;her property worth sos from Madam june. OF Minha
anvic August stt, permitted by the Cout 10 psad
guilty pe larceny Only al the Instance 81 the proecn
end In. Court sentenced her 10 the Cy Pron ID" 50 day
A Swedish boy named Augustus Anschutz plead
ed guilty indictment for grand larceny, stealing
the nount of $50 fom Peter looky ard sent TO Tia
House OF Refuge, rs he was under 10 years vi age.
Asa Bowman indicted for grand larceny. in steal.
ing stealing silver ware worth go from liz Liberty street
pleaded guilty. and sent To the State Prison or3
The Court adjourned TO IL o'clock Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

u DR.. AARON L. CADr is the Wing candi-
date for Congress in the District composed of
Allegsny and SteuSen Counties. He is a strong
man, and the Wings speak confidently OF elect.
ing him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
RoyAL GuRLsY. Aasttons,,i, ,i,nps-rs,

"a Eshe HeLLTttHto Sshs yfa.
EVENING will be ,oic by CtfRLEY HILL, q. ~ s,sss
VnIt ong Room icy Broadway, entire case o. s,SS
Paris Engrsvrgs embracing great yanety OF s,s9
subjects. good porion o item beautifully coys - ers
os,. showing The reneral description Of them VII rs
ed during the ia y, but the large pat oi them VIII w
Ihs case 20 avoid injury By handing. u"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Police Ofice.

Charge Of Coanterjeitiag -lhrse men named
Hannibal Bane aims Barney Case acCoser aud Geoss
H. Herbert we.e committed for having heii s
former counterfeit bits the Agricultural Bank OF Potnfsn
md the having had bills OF the Barr'table Bank. with
intent them.
Thetts.-Ann Harlan was committed for stealing
gold ring worth 50. from James Mahony No $50 Broad.
way. Fl,
james Fitzsimmons was arrested and held 10 bail
for puoinne s. bill from Joseph Chase. No q Roteveh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

E-Mr Leev, WHO @ssin hs Wing Procession Wednes.
day, and is accused ay the Plebean Of bsng an aen an
American Crzsn sn3 has been the County eight
years He will vote this Fall md vote for Henry Clay-If
NaturaIea Citizens seneraiy voted agans; the LOG
Foeos they would hardly be allowed to express her preference
vhou, Outrage insult from the cubbes and ,hei, ssl,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
C1y,.rycr Courf

CITY IHrELLI q { y C E
TECgsDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

Fosn TIE BAlLoTs.--The names OF all the
candidates voted for, except for Presidential Elec'
sors, mus, be on the same piece paper Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Canal Commissioner, Sena-
TOR, Member OF Congress, and Assembiymen on one
ballot; and Presidential Electors on another.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

~ Thanksgiving in Nkw-HAxPsHIRE, Thurs
day, Nov. 14th.
T MASSACHUSETTS has her Annual Thanks
gistnS on the 2Sth inst.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-02

rung the changes, with great animation and volubllity, if not with power. He begun with Ii, and he ended with 1t; and taking hlm altogether, he reminded me very much ot Crockett's coon, that event in and come out oi tile same hole'
 And now the name of Jordani resounded through the Hall. Whereupon, a young gentleman, of modest mein, and :. chin new reaped," (but whether perfumed, or not, do not know,( with the step of a timid lawn, yet "nothing loih,n appeared upon the stage ' ou are mistaken MT. Editor, in supposing that he begun with-''Y ou'd scace expec one of my age, &c.n No, no, 1t was mol so bad as that. But will tell you what he did say, viz-''l'm no ban95oo4icri but Mr. Van Buren is yjagglerm Whether there was, or was not, any ''secret order'' for this am unable to say. If there were, it was disobey- cd, ln this instance; for no applause follow ed. But here were some ecurses not loud. but deep" on the folly of calling upon 'ssuch man." Mir. Jordan looked disappointed, when hs brilliant sally met no response.- But with the spirit of martyr, and the port ot hero, he gathered up his face and his forces, and nothing daunted, boldly launched his boat upon another sea. Here he soon lashed the briny element into perfect froth of ''manners and customs. banks, science, literature, specie, tariffs, and education,'' all mixed up, in t.confusion worse confounded' than Mrs. Malaprop herself could have ac- complished in a life time
 Here, my patience and my courage failed me; and, with several whigs, made my escape from the conclusion of the speech; believing that, if at all like the beginning, it would, indeed, be ''too intolerable to be borne.''
 Dee. 20, I843.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-02
AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.

The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as agents for our paper, in receiving the of subscribers, &c They are, hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us, account of this of flee, and 9-give receipts fer the same.
 We wish to have agents in all the counties in the state Such gentlemen, therefore as are friendly to our publication, 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, Jacltsoa Booker Ben nett, P. M., Smiheile.
 RANDOLPH GouNTy.-W. R. Hunter, P M, po- cahontas Col. William Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes, Fourche Dumas.
 INDEPeEpENcs CouNTy.-Dr. James E. Pelham, BoteSoe. Patrick Ch;!arc;s, Oil Tro.gh fsoitop, JACKSON CoUNrY.-Wm. II. Morris, P M, and Col James Robinson, ElisabeM. HARD CoUNTy.-B. II. Johnson, .qihens
 NEwToN CoUNTY-John M. Ross, Jasper.
 BENTON COUNTY. B. Greenwood, Ieatoauilie CRAWFORD CoUNTY.-Maj Elias Rector, and Sa- muel Edmondson, Fort Salih. Eli Bell, Vaa Barea. YELL CoUNTY.-Dr. James N. Floyd Danrillle JOHNSON CoUNrY.-Moreau Rose, Clarksgille. Dr. Wm. Gray, Horsehead.
 Pore CoUNTY.-Thomas A. Howell, Norristo,ca. S. NJ. Hays, Doger.
 CONWAY CouNry-F. II. Higgins, P. M, and John Murray Le'ois6wg.
 LAFAYETTE CouETY-Gov. James & Conway. Conucay.
 ARKANSAS CouNTy.-Geo. Gross, John l.. Jones, and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, Post ef .4rkansas
 DEsHa CouNTYs-Arthur Hayes, Esq., Napoleon. PHILLIPS CoUNTY.-IIon. J. C. P. Toson, He- tena.
 CRrTTENDEN CouNTY.-Peter c. Rives, Esq, and W. N. Stanton, Esq, Ma1ion.
 ST. FRANCIS CouNTY--James B. Jackson Esq. Mount Vernon
 FULTON CouNTy.-Hon. Enos c. Hunter, P. M South Fork.
 JEFFERSON CousrR.-s. Dardcnne, Nec Gas cony.
 Ix THE STATE OF TEsNEssEE.-Jesse M Tate. Esq, and E. ". Rowlett & Co.,, Memphis. Hon. L H. Coe, somergiAe.
 K THE STATE OF MIssrssIPpI.-Dr Euclid Bor- land, Holly Springs.
 IN THIS STATE OF KENrUcKY.-Dr. J. R. Buck, Louisville.