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ANTHONY HOUSE. sgi.d Gegaer0g Siege OgG5ce,
MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.

MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 FENHIS well known establishment, 1-14S \ located in the business part ot &d ,6 the city, has justundergone a thorough Te4I m sR repair, and has been almost entirely M xtss sretitted and re-furnished, for the ac- commodation of the public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his old customers his friends, and the public generally, that he is prepared to extend to the travelling community transient visitors, and boarders accom- modaions unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Aleghanes, and pledges himself that every at tenton shall be rendered to promote the comfort of all persons visiting his house, that vigilance and f- delty besow, being determined to spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction 10 his guests, and hopes to meritthe patronage of the pub lie
 The qualities of his ales, wines, liquors, and se gars, are the best that the New Orleans market can afford. Of this he is confident, he having, with great care, selected them himself He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season. and London Brownstout always in bottles Albany ale on draft. His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and oten- tive; his porters trusty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attainable delicaoy will be served up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodous brick stables are under the man. agement of MT, David Skelton, where carriages, bugges, and horses, are always ready for those.who may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com modions four-horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tri-weekly, and ac- commodation stages can at any time be procured on reasonable terms by applying to the proprietor, who resides here, and whose courteous department and desire 10 please tends in some measure, to soothe the many ills that flesh is heir to.
 The office of the Montgomey's Point and Rock Roe ri-weekly line of stages, is also kent at this house, where one of the proprietors can be found, always ready and desirous to accomm, date, and whose punctuaty, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton orr Reside; and also, Of the western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent will always be found at his post
 At the steamboat landing, passengers will always find blacks, porters, and drays, in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN. Lille Rock, Feb. 10, lS45. 23-tf
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NeW Goods,

TT N. ALDRICH would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity to his large assortment of Hats, Boots and Shoes, together with general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries; all of which he has just re- ceiyed and offers for sale at wholesale or retail, at reduced prices Persons visiting the city and want to call and examine his stock before purchasing else where.
 Nnr fQ1I-S
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Mourning Goods.

0 Peices black satin striped baIzorlne, < ? plain black banege,
 2ss < :. polaccia,
 satin strip black cashmere
 '' superior black alepine,
 1s' < silk warp alpacca,
 2'' 's cotton warp alpacca,
 3 G black crape &c. &c., For sale by OFFICER & SMITH. Little Rock, 30 ls45 33-H
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hsOaFelinS and Day st
 SEsraEag EsiIF. EEegMpst(

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, 4
 ClPAL. THE school at inc above place, wi X Monday, the llth Noyember, lsl of instruction will comprehend all ths| es of a thorough ENGLISH education; the entire undergraduate courseinGlj EMATGcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoSoNY,| &c., in any of the colleges or ua'i United States. The system of dscl miid, but firm and no boy will De school who shall not strictly adhere which it will be governed. ,l
 Spring Hill is one of the most l'edl] in the South or South-west-wlthln a| of Little Rock, from which it is Tea1 weekly line of stages. Itis nine m,I) ol the Red River, to which place ilf|| steamboat navigation, through the ' beginning of summer, from New Vn1 &c., up the Red River. The sPnnS1 and the water of the most excellent soclety is good; and in morality ana ll of public sentiment, the district ElIl any section of country in the Unllea is also female school, under tAe saP1 MRs. BANKS, in full operati0,,n,' wIlslI :. the highest in the State. Ther E Academy for the Male School @ ou' aI buildings have not been erected l"I 10, N ton of the principal, and the O9alos| os,| sent to the Institution. Several , 9gal CT, have consented to take o9arus.,, l,l.. .l rate terms, say from 8 to 10 dollars x
 The PRINCIPAL pledges hlmsea II he will exert himself, to impa' cducation-inculcate the most cor'eeiI habits and strict moral rrlnclpi,e1s;. ,1;. way, study to merit for his e. es'aTp' ,ss he intends shall be permanent lne . support of the friends and P'u'D1 throughout the country; ,, ey
 The terms of tuition have been nd lA,' \ ral departments of English, ;s.,, S.g, and mathematics or either of them, ,1' sion of five months. Students can and will only be charged rom |, tii tbs s| and during their continuance nc,.e,,iaor,b| al og teacbina J, @' and brings with him ie'' most nattering description ln5 llgI ,eoa| to judge of his capabilities I!'a"ials a'ia s aal extracts from these testlmoll'Is, nom Is,re relative to the school, he peg Soi Asl tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; oVl io a1I in% Ioe@e gentlemen. d the board of lTi!,r| II, r,T VIZ: Maj. R. Pryor and fPpeT' D Tnit, | Nash, John W. Paup, ,,s,b U, Wll M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hanlls,,, blla,, Ea| c. T. Nelson, Wm, M' buf'O"' s. r. Cooke. ,ea-si
 Spring It'll, oel. 2oia, lo5,. F RRoaDcL0THs, casSinEeVt .a., J gsoa assortment ssssizss sil1p sol Is as
 ings. Sc. Also, a few dozen II. NJ flannels, by ,s.
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NE1xg G0eeEeS.

On He Soaih-eoSt corner of Main alld Nal7lHan SIS. n BENDER has just received per Steamer IJ. Lucy Walker, large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaeonets, Painted Lawns, Muslins, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies.
 For gentlemens gear, Log Cabins, Gambroons, and Cotonades. alsoa fine assortment of well made Clothing. all of whih he will sell cheap for cash as they can be purfhased in this market.
 Iiffle Rock, My l5 1911. 35-tf
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
FANCY ggEgY GOgbEsS ?

LUST opened at H. Mitchell's variety of pat D terms of Tarlton Musns, Bagerines, printed Lawns, &c., all of the very latest style, to which the attention of the Ladies is particular invited.
 April F, 1S45. 3l-u
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aine balzorners; Afghan satin; yelvets, and a lot of fashionable prints not surpassed by any goods in this market.
 ALSO-Ladie's bonnets hats, caps capes. and collars of various patterns; walking shoes gaiters ties, buskns, Slc. of the latest patterns and best of materials
 ALSO-Gentlemens hats of the latest fashion, and every variety of boots, shoes, slippers, Ssc
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LAW NOTECE. SOLON BORLAND & E. H. ENGLISH,

 SOLON BORLAND s, E. H. ENGLISH,
 ATTORNEYS 1T LAW,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, EATILL attend panctually to all business entrust- w ed to them, in the several Courts heidi Little Rock, or in any part of the State.
 OHce-In the Governors building.
 REFER TO J, J. Finley, r. P. Stanton, H. c. Smith, Charles Loland, and John c. MeLemore, Esqs. Dr. J.. Fowll1es, Messrs. S. & A. Fowles, Messrs. E. W. Rowlett & Co.,, and Messrs. Hatch & Scott,- Memphis, Tennessee. Hon. L, II. Goe,--Someryille, Ten. Hon. West H. Humphreys Ten. Adrien Mayer and Wm B, Lumpkin, Esqrs,- Holly Springs, Mi B Mathews and R. Shepherd, Esqrs.,-Columbus, Mississippi. Hon. Daniel Coleman,-Athens Ala Dr. J. c. Spotswood and Chancellor J. L. Martin,- Tuscaloosa, Ala Augustus NJ. Redus, Esq.,-Mobe, Ala. Messrs s. 0. Nelson & Bro, John G. Pratt & Co.,, Smith, Gorin & Co.,-New Orleans. Hon. A. Yell,-Faye ayettevie, Ark. Hon. A. H. Sevier, U. S. Senate; Hon. Edward Cross, M c.; Hon. G. s. Houston, M. C.; Hon. Kenneth Raynor, M. C.,-Washngton City. Prof Charles Caldwell, P. s. Loughborough, Esq, L. P Maury, Esq, Drs. c. M Way, Samuel B. Richardson, L. H. Mosby and John R. Buck Louisville, Ky.
 March 26 1S45. 6-tf
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SVNE. Rs. WYATT HAS on hand \ Il 2000 lbs. Bale Rope,
 1000 yds. Ky Baggng
 l30 kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. flat bar Iron
 TOO '' round and square bar do.,
 600 $ Plough Wings,
 400 $ Hoop Iron,
 20 i" bbt5. Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel, German do. - ALSO-A general assortmen of Dry Goods, Gro- eeries, Hardware, Queenswa.e, Saddery, Paints Oils &c.; all ofwhich offered for sale at the low est prices. Little Rock Nov, 9th, lst4. 8-lyr
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Eg. BARRYMORE. g.cssEfact and EJassewlaEleF.

AsChEtEGI aaEEGE tEksaGEgNkkCFs nFFERS his services to the people of Arkansas, V as being qualified for the discharge of his duty in any of the five orders of architecture, either in designs or execution of the work. He will give drawings and estimates for either brick or framed buildings, at reasonable charges, such as will suit the times.
 Letters addressed to R. BARRYMORE, 10 the care of the editor of the Arkansas Banner or Temperance Journal, post paid, will be punctuaIly attended to-
 Lltle Rock, Oct 9. IsIl-5-tf
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.y.eTYCE.

THRISTIAN RAUSH, administrator of the es- 0l tate of Paillip Rohskoif, deceased Take no tce, shall apply on the first day of the next term of the probate court for the county of Pulaski, foi the sale of the real estate of the said deceased or which have mortgage.
 A. LEFAyE. l December2d, ls44. I2-tf
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E9eady Eaade Clothing.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.

DCOl Q. pIOtD. LA D. e<C.
 NAM. VANCE X BROTHERS, Main street
 w have received by late arrivals lull assort- ment of fine, fashionable, and well made clothing suitable for the season, viz-surout coats of blue brown and mixed cloth; beaver do; sack and pla coats various qualities; black, blue, brown, care invisible green irock and dress coats Kentucky jeans; tweed cassmere, and satinett do; plo cloth; flushing and blanket coats velvet, satin fancy, silk cloth, sattinett and jeans vests, double and single breasts pantaloons of every variety and quality; lambs wool and cotton knit under shirt, and drawers linen bosom and linen shirts; cotton and linen drawers; neck and pocket hdlls.; suspen ders; gloYes socks; collars; bosoms; Sc
 ALSO-Fine beaver, Russia beaver, silk and ful hats; fur and cloth caps, &c. Also good assort ment of boots, shoes and brogans; ladies' slippers fine walking shoes, blogans and boottees children, shoes of various qualities and kinds. All of whicl theyare disposed to sell at the very lowest rates for caSh.
 Little Rock, Feb l2, l845. 22-H
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E7HR E@Ez sgREaENsRN@.

ze n BENDER has just re- ga Ap. ceived per S. B. Wa-
 zsssegsga bash Valey, fresh assort- &ss&&s~ a@%Zw ment of Ladies' and Gentle @z<I mems fancy goods.
 ~->-zzz.z, Among these goods tie la A dies will find splendid patterns MR oE cash,r d,acnssn. 1nnLls dn
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STEAMBOATS.
E2EIssETE,Ag PACKET

0ssss,~ h, STEAMER ARKANSAS No. l. ls ERsaa} p. PENNYwIT, Master,-This new Esi..ss.5sFsss and elegant steamer built expressly for the Arkansas River having taken her place in the trade, will run regularly throughout the season. from New Orleans to Little Book, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson
 In building this boat, no expense has been spared to render her worthy of patronage. She is provided with all the modern improvements, and her owners pledge themselves to use every exetion to give en- tire satisfaction to shippers and passengers. =, N. B-The ARKANSAS No. 1, IS provided with Evans Safety Guard to prevent the explosion oi boilers.
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 WALTERS & WEAVER. Little Rock, December II, l8tt-13-1y.
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Little Rock June, 2l, 1s44. n-tf W
SANDEEs ANED EsHgEDLEs.
GREAT BARGAINS!

D. BENDER AS just received per late arrivals, fresh and ! h splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisdng in part of black Alpacca, fg'd Oelolians; Chusans and Chusan Deains; Thbet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints; Ginghams; Cheeks FIannels; Linseys Ky Jeans; Kirseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Sc Ssc
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold CHEAT, for cash only Store on the cor. ner of Main.and Markham streets Little Rocb, Dee. }, lSlG I2-tf
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Groceries. 00 SACKS coarse Salt, ~ 10 do fine do Bbls Brown Sugar, Sacks Havana Coffee, l Cask Mantle Curraats, Kegs Buckwheat Flour, 10 Bbls Onions,
 Received and for Sale by
 WILLIAM B. WAIT. December 4-lS44. I2-tf.
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LAW NOTHaE.

\ SHALL re-commeace the practice of the law, and will attend, with prompttude and fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted to my care, in any portion of the State.
 My office, at present, is the street running south from tine State House, and near the State Bank
 P. T. CRUTCHFIELD. Little Rock. Oct. 9, Is44-4tf
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EAW Nde,EEd1El.

HlA w Ne9EEGH4. XTILLIAM CONWAY, B. having resigned the W office of Circuit Judge, will practise LAW in partnership with GEORGE CONWAY. They will attend to collections and securing claims in any part of the State, and in all the counties o, TEXAS, bor dering on Red river. Address, CONWAY & Cow WAY, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, or Washing ton, Arkansas.
 Refcr 10
 PITCHER & WALTERS, and r;tno pooI, l.. REARDoN & SoN, Li'tie hocN' McMAHoN, FRorTER & PeARsALL, and New JoHN C. PRATT & Co.,, }0rleans x, J <, <, BrfTToN' m msas and Washington. Hon. A. Il. SEVER. Hon. EDWARD CRoss. Hon. W. S. FULTON. If.
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JOHN J. SMITH.
 VIM. c. PETERS.

The Missouri Reporter, Cincinlai vile Union, Vicksburg Sentinel, Ten fer, Sangamore Journal, Jeliersopiin City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, aRt Eagle will publish semi-monthIy in for 6 months, and send their account tees for payment.
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SeatS per month.
 Weekly for six months I oo
 Subscriptions to the Daily for less than two, tc the Semi Weekly for less than four, to the Week Y for less than six months, will not he received
 If not paid within the first six months, the Daily paper will be SIP, the Semi Weekly t, and thC Weekly S2 90 a year.
 Subscribers may discontinue their papers st any time by paying for the time they have received them 5gt aot leiihout.
 Those who subscribe for year, and do not at the time of subscribing order a diSeontinuance al the end of it. will be considered subscribers until they order the paper to be stopped, and pay arrearages
 .4H payments to be made in e2esace Those who have not an opportunity of paying otherwise, may remit by mail at our risk postage pqid The posf masters certificate of such remittance shall be q sufficient receeeipt thereof The notes of any spe. cie paying bank will be received
 No attention will be given to any order unless the money, or poS,masterS certificate that ii ha. been remitted, accompanies il.
 l2- Letters to the Proprietors, charged with pos age VII not be taken out of the Post office. 1 THOMAS RITCHIE. l Hashington City. JOHN P. HESS.
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atEAeafa 6'nsla Sleapa.

Fresh DVVlgs and Medicines, ., For Sale Wholesale cRa Retail CHILD FE'HE subscriber is constantly receiving s from New York a genuine assortment E1A of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, PerfB- fs@A mefy, Paiats, Oils, Dye- StaDs, Sc. Sc lor's Balsam of Liverwort; Jaynes' expectorant. Indian panacea; Dalley's pain extractor; Hays and Hewes liniment; Lin's strengthening plaster; Kom- stocks vermifuge; Moaatts phGnix bitters and veg eatle pills Bartholomew's expectorant; Sphon's medicines; Oldridges balm of Columbia for the hair Welshs medicamentum.
 All of which will be sold low for cash.
 DIR. k. L. DODGE,
 Markham street, doors west of the
 Anthony House.
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SasndnIes. .3O BozEs Ia 95t;s, gald galden seed. Al 6 corn neal 30 C coarse salt, 9 bbls. superfne flour, , buckwheat, 13 e reetifed whishkey. 23 ploughs,-Nos. l, } and 3, 500 lbs. bar-ead, 5000 '' hat-bar iron, bundles hoop do, 1000 lbs. lard,
 l bbl. linseed oil, '' lard do., 5 bags coffee,
 hhd. prime sugar, boxes sperm candles, case kip brogans, Received and for sale by WM. B. WAIT. Jun. 30th. lSI5-2l:tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14
The profit Of keeping Bees.

Perhaps no so certain source Of liberal profit
upon the small investment Of money and labor re-
quircd, is greatly neglected by our farmers gem
orally, as the industry of the bee. We find in
"The Farmers Manual, valuable work publish
ed some twenty-five years since, the following very
clear aud satisfactory statement Of the profit deriva
Bile from this source. The price Of honey is esti-
mated above the present value, and Of course a
corresponding deduction is to be made in the profit,
otherwise the calculation is applicable and accurate
now as when made. Each reader can readily make
the reduction from one currency into another.
"In America we are so regardless of the profits
of the Bee as to import honey from the island of
Cuba and elsewhere. No country possesses great
advantages for the culture of the bee, and per-
haPs no country has so grossly neglected IT, will
suppose person 10 buy swarm in 1872, for which
he pays guinea In the month of Nav or June
his hive swarms, and in about ten days il swarms
again. This is called cast. His apary now con-
sists Of three hives, from of which 1.-THE cast il
will be most prudent for him to take The honey and
the bees be joined TO the strongest stock hives
Suppose the casts weigh 10 lbs, say % sbillings
thus in the first year he has received back the price
Of his original hive, and doubled his stock The
second year his two hives produce him four swarms
and two casts let him sell the honey Of his casts
at 10 shlliDgs each, which will give him 80 shil-
lngs, and add the swarms to his stocks lie has
now four good stocks; at the end of each year let
him weigh his hives, aud take out all the comb
over 80 lbs; say II lbs. year from each hive
this gives him ~ lbs of honey comb, at ls6 pives
him three pounds this added to the profit on the
two casts as before, gives four pounds ten shlings
The third year, his four hives produce four swarns,
and tour casts. He goes on BEFORE and on the
fourth year his apiary consists Of eight stocks At
the beginning Of the fifth year his apiary has in
creased TO 10 stocks. / win now calculate the ac-
tual profit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

:. Opening Of The Fitch5urg Railroad. This
line destined, ere long, 10 be the highway To-
wards Vermont, Lake Champlain, northern
New York and Canada, is now omen TO the
traveller. The first passenger train for Fitch
burg lett the depot at Warren Bridge, on Wed
nesday, at Z, A. H., and reached Fitcbburp.
iorty-nine miles distant, at 81 A. NJ, after
stopping at the way stations. Among the pas
sengers were the directors, engineer, and prin-
cinal contractors. =
The despatch with which this great public
work has been accomplished, reflects credit
upon The engineer and contractors, Messrs.
Belknap, Gilmore & Co., who have construct
ed the whole road; and who, we are hanpy 10
learn, have made profit of $25, OcO ON The
stock OF the Company, secured in part payment.
Twelve miles of this railroad have been Ind
down in mid-winter. ''''
The Fitchburg Railroad, iorty-nine miles
long, including sixteen acres OF land az C,barles.
town, and front of 1900 feet on the ba,hoS
has cost, thus far, less than 81 100000 /, Is
generally, five rods wide; has rails, weiohin1
hity-s'x pounds 10 the yard, and laid ON 6eavS
sllls, only two and half feet apart; Is fenced
at the cost OF the company; is eouipned win
seven engines-made, with one execution hv
Hinckley & Drury, OF Boston; and about I00
cars, OF The most improved construction. made
principally by Davenport & Bridges. Of Cam
bridge. The trains are well filled, the CHARGES
moderate and satisfactory TO the public, and
'he revenue very encouraging - Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

a good one,--The license Commissioners IF
w,nasor county recently licensed thee merchants
IN Springfield to sell liquors, wbereupon the ladies
held meeting and sent committee 10 invite these
gentlemen 10 give up the traffic They offered -
DO SO on condition that the ladies' would nledae
themselves not to patronize pedlers,this offer was
asfyeu 70 nslan'sr when the licenses were deliver
'u "P and pufhca IN presence Of the meeting.
,l IFuiehman
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

Vino TRIUMPH IN New YoRK.-The spring
elections in New York, thus far, have been one
constant succession of Wing victories In addition
to the glorious triumphs achieved at the town meet.
ings, the Charter Elections showing the indomi.
table spirit of the Wings of the Empire State. In
Utica, the Wings have completely overthrown
the Locos and driven them from power They
have elected a Mayor, and eight out of twelve
Aldermen. In Troy, they have elected Wing
Mayor by 427 majority, and every member of the
Common Council, save one. In Rochester, they
have elected a majority Of the Common Council for
the first time in three years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

Election Frauds.-On the last day of the
session o. Congress, Mr. Bernen made report
~ ne SENATE, from the Judiciary Committee,
Naturalization laws, al the late election.
motion was made 10 print 5000 extra comics al
winch The Loco Focos took fire and opposedit
earnestly, They tried TO defeat The motion by
moving TO lay i upon the table, and epeJv man
e. tnem rallied 10 The soork, but they faded
Inc motion TO print was carried by vote Of
xa 70 2a-.every Loco Foco Senator present
voilMG AGAINST 1T They do not
want me people TO see The evidence of The
liz auus 'ney perpeirated upon the ballot box, in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

VERnoSr AuroeRAPn AND REMARKER.--We
have recently received number of this remarkable
"Remarker." II is executed entirely with the pen.
in excellent imitation of printing. 1t is published
at Huntington, Vermont, by James Johns, who is
compostor, pressman, and editor 1t is filed with
spicy, well written articles, and is withal sound
and Jealous Wing journal. The editor, like most
oil the profession, is jealous of his rights, and de-
mands to be courteously treated in the matter Of
exchange This is as it should be. We believe
that we fell Under his ire some year or two since,
Tor not noticing the reception of former number,
and exchanging thereafter. The truth was, we laid
away that number with such abundant care, that
until recently, we had lost all trace of it, and had
consequently lost the address OF our contemporary.
10 the present number the Asylum Journal is
taken to task for similar neglect. The Journal is
still published, but only monthly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

CAMBRIDGE University, ENoLAkD.--This Uni.
verslly comprises se0entcen Colleges, and numbers
1926 students.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

GT Communications intended for publication in
the Phoenix should be addressed TO the Editor of
said paper, and no other person.