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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

RLAk E'SePATENTsFIRE AND WATER
- fkOOF PAINT, OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE
An extraordinary substance, found in strata of rock IN
Sharon near Akron Ohio which forms an artificial slate
or covering preferable to any other for roofs of houses
iron or thick paper. ~ N'''' '''''
When mixed with Linseed Oil, in sufficient QUANTITY 10
form thick paint after few months exposure It become
PERCY Slate protecting whatever is covered from the
action OF the weather and fire. 'e' ''i' '''0
FOR railroad cars and buildings and indeed for any pur
pose Where an mdesuctble covering is needed il will be
tor covering the ends of houses las with ordinary paint
winch are exposed to the weather. and for preventing
aapness from soaking through the walls it will be found
INFINITELY better for the purpose for which is recon-
The proprietor in this city few months since with
specimens, and then received atterng commendations
from the press and Others
Ceruteates OF value in the hands of the subscribers
open to the inspection OF those who wish to use il
-, PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
- Sole Agents.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

HOUSE FURNISHING WARE-ROOM.
IL UNDER THE Cry HORRIBLY recent arrivals, this
establishment has been in receipt of several valuable con-
Sofas Ladies cabinet Bureaus Dining Tea and Card Ia
bless Wadrobes; centre and pier Tables Bedseads Cribs;
Bureaus; Secretary and Book Case mahogany and cane
seat Chairs; do do do Rocking do etc. ETC. all of first
rate workmanship, and at the usual low prices,
jy rs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

a GOOD SHAVING SOAP.-Vroom & Fow-
"a lers wanuto military shaving Soap is decidedly
the best article in uset makes nch creamy lather,
which does not dry the face, chop irritate the
skin.
Be get Vroom & Fowlers article as none other
rs genuine For sale by the agents for the propretors
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
my 81 90 Main street. corner 18th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

HlI good basement and kitchen, on 4th street 6etween
l1aI. Franklin and Grace streets. Apply to
ia Is R0RT MOTIF
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

- ALMON s--Superior No Salmon, just received and
- for sale by
V IL JOHN NJ ROYALI,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01
ENGLIsH FLUID BLACKTNG.-We

ENGLISH FLUID BLACKING.-Wek keep on
Ia hand supply of the above of the old established
concern of Day 4 Martin, which, with half the labor,
brightest Japan varnish Affords peculiar nourshment to
the leather, perfectly free from any unpleasant smell
and in minute produces tile brilliant ustre For
sale by DOVE & ISAACS
Also, an assortment Of superior Shoe Brushes
NV "a ID e.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

NlONlN E.--A new chemical, being the active
- prl9elPie OF NORWOOD Artemesa Santoniea in the
10TH OF Diiant white derysats which are both nodorons
ana nspld II has been successfully used as an anbe
mntle The dose being small and devoid oftsse chi
dren take it without repugnance VI Taste cln-
~ hH1nohhL' LADD d co, Apothecaries &c
Main Ia
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

MbER.--60 600 feet clear inch Il Il. and
Whaan men whit White Pine, well seasoned; 10000 feet
Wmewood; 1900 feet maple Scantlng; now LANDING at
hocketts from sc John Sillman for sale on AZ
dating terms by R. WHiTEIEJ n az az S uihlo-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

YNNHE SCHR. ASHLAND has brought us further
manufactures of Messrs. Adam Stodalt and J. B. Dun
ham, New ork which, for all the qualities which make
first rate Piano Forte cannot be surpassed by any made
in this country in Europe
The subscribers sell these instruments upon trial. to
those who are doubtful their quality-shoud they
eeye ey eheG Or the in
Some of the most beautiful styles now in fashion have
just been received. Prices low Terms reasonable and
fair.
Also, lately received, large assortment of fine-toned
GUITARS, from the best makers; together with other
musical instruments and musical merchandise.
my % NASH & WOODHOUSE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

EN MORE PIANO FORTES.--By the scbr
W Wesover and recent arrivals have received TEN Of
woaeeseIs elegant PIANO FORTES rendering nv as
in Virginia. commanding ever oiiefea
~, purchasers, and those want of superb Instruments
peg 20 say that the judgment of the public, amateurs
anu OF afstlnsu.shed professors have settled the oueson
t 1eie Is no rsque or experiment. in purchasing one
MY prices and terms will be found as fair and "a lboa
as can be obtained in any of the Northern cities 90
orders rom the country will meet prompt attention
ana De executed to the entire satisfaction of purchasers
Frees range from at2l3 10 $500 A. MORRIS
E V - Successor to Drinker 81 Morris
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

WV ANTED.-We wish to nnroboso -
boy with good qualities for house servant a' owe
rom 10 to years old would be preferred AnnI 70 oo
y k. WHITFIELD q Son
hKEsS GoODS--sELLING OFF AT COST
rety OF Dress Goods on handsuch as Baases I'LL la va
fmted Lawns and Jaconets Organizes Linen Iusers
omghams and Cacoes,-I am determined to sell Them
son. call at WITJIaW IGSd d14s, ., n lls sea-
~ 10 225 Broad street cirn ,f H. n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

70 p RS Do s slassd a,s SUGAR receiving sale Nv
VS2 JOHN ~ GORDON e. SON.
i Tims AND HAY.-s 300 casks fresh Thomaston
2uo l bales !! Northern Hay, Of good quality.
v w sae ny H. w. TYLER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

RLUE LICK WATER, from the Blue Lick
- Springs in Kentucky-The subscribers are the
only agents in this city for the sale of this valuable water
Our supplies obtained direct from the Sprngs-wh
the propretors OF which we have an arrangement qua
Springs for this market which enables us to furnish it all
times fresh and in great perfection
In letter dated 18th June, the terms of this agreement
reiterated, and cautioned against the introduc-
ton OF spurious water sold i'll of the Western cities
which, although simar Of its outward characters
ties has none OF the valuable properties of the genuine
Blue Lick Water.
pIIprErJ ANN ~,o
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

- dealers in Dry Goods and Hardware, No LOG Main
street. have received their importation for the present
by the ship Potomac" Alexandria, and the ship
Henry, at City Point Their stock, comprising the
selected with special reference to the wants of the Vr-
gina trade, and offered purchasers the most
favorable terms au31
SPRING FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMEN
- HATS.-We are in receipt Of the spring style OF
HATS for 1949 manufactured by those deseredy popu
lar Hatters Messrs Bebee g. Co., No. 156 Broadway,
want of an elegant head dress.
JOHN THOMPSON & co.
NH IL No Main Richnnond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

VHNHE BEST SUMMER PURIFIER-BRIS-
IL Tolls CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA-
Just to hand per schr Greenway 10 dozen of this supe
nor preparation OF Sasapara pronounced by those who
nave used IT. to be the very best article of the kind in the
market, for sale by DOVE & ISAACS.
je6 AGENTS for Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01
DROWN'S CANTH ~ ,eorr,x,

~ ING IlSSUE.-This elegant vesicatino J9ss"e
M a owes ITS bsterng properties solely to Cantladne
s pee IN extensive use for several years It possesses
producing perfect vescaon and the most delicate and
sensitive constitutions, does cause strano1arv or
surrounding inflammation; for sale by 9''i' u any
M
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

49, 49,. FOR RENT, the neat and comfortable brick re-
Hi sdence on Brook Avenue near the residence of Mr.
ellington GIoddin, at present occupied by MIR Jas
| L. Chandler. Possession given on the LIST AupustM
Cent 300 per annun. Apply to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

A. FOR RENT-The upper part Of the house on
I the corner OF 18th and franklin streets directly on
posle the cabinet wareroom of Bintord Porter
said house on 18th street 'O--'s uio aiole
ye% IT, CANNON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

~ FOR RENT-The smallest of the three new
lii storehouses 18th street, opposite Messrs Kent
Apply to si'en Isl May
ap Is is GEO G. THOupcoN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

IL FOR RENT-The store on 18th between Man
N5 and Cary streets, near the Wing office now under
g - gong repairs Possession will be given on the LIST
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

lair RESTORATIVE-Fo Cleansing Beauti-
L. tying Preserving and Promoting the Growth of the
Hank. DUQUESNE, Partisan Hair Dresser and Wig
Maker ITO Main street, opposite the Virginia Banks, IS
now preparing, from recipe he purchased on his recent
visit to France article einenty entitled the desig
nation of HAIR RESTORATIVE. After many efforts
the Partisan Hair Dressers have succeeded in preparing
an article which they have confidence in recommending
to the Beau Monde, as in every respect worthy their pa
fropo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

by WILLT41TS CLATBORNE & 90
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALICES AND
Il CARPET BAGS--Just received on consignment a
large lot travelling Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags
Those in want would do well to call, they will be sold
lower than ever
jy IL ALEX. MOTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

XNOODWARE, LARD, &c.-l5O nests large
w and small wood and iron bound Tubs
100 kegs No l Virginia Lard
25 bbls N. o. Rum, prime article for Tobac-
nlsts
so bbls Shad
Receiving and for sale by
le1 H. w TYLER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

RLUE LICK WAIEK, rom the Blue Lick
ID Springs in Kentucky--We are the only agents in
this city for this highly esteemed water
In future all sold by in bottles will be branded thus
"Blue Lick Water Purcell, Ladd & Cos the words be-
ing blown in the glass
PULCELL LADD & CO, Druggists,
my q General Agents for the Blue Lick Water.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
New York Election.

The Albany Argus of the 22a instant contains the following statement of The result of the ocAi can vsss of the votes given at the late election in New York:
 We publish this morning full returns from all inc counties Tn the State for judicial and State officers. The h1sl official canvass by the State eanvassers VIII vary il somewhat, though probably not materi- ay.
 l, will be seen by those who wiil take the trouble 10 make the comparison, that. eeding footing 'o be correct. the average domocraic vote, exeln- dng the votes tor Hsarg Wech. jr.. in TIsga ccun- u, IS 212 Ass. The average whig vote IS 202. .020. Democratic majority. 4sS. Iaeisd.ng the Tioga Vo,e. the democratic majority, 67l.
 Thus II see ms the coalition by The whigs with the eotOTsd voters Of the State, by which the former secured about 0o0 votes loI their ticket did not, after aN. give them a majority. The resun shows eleasy Ehat when aperiect and coTdisl anion takes place between tue two izie branches of the demo- eralic party n New York. its aseet.aeney will be eompieie and we trust permanent under al ei4eum. stances, the result has been far more glorious than we anticipated Il would be. and amounts to sub stsaiIai and glorious vieio-y. The democracy of tse Empire State have now every enconrageInent 10 go on and consolidate their union, which can be eneeted by generous forbearsnee and manly efforts ,o eoaeiilate ali sides. Their lsse victory is hailed with gratitude and joy by ,hsir democrstie brethren of other States. Jgask. Unfon
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
Democracy and Reform.

Here is strange news ,says the Louisville Demo- craij from Vermont 10 those who aa mol consider strange. that Vermont, the whig star that should send majority of democrats 10 State vention to re-examine her urgauie law, sud deter mine what reforms needed. and what brooches have been mace in the consultation. Let il be re- menbered, however, that Kentucky did likewise When the people want reforms, thsy show their sense by choosing From the party ei progress snd reform, and not from the party o ihe past. Conservatives never want reforms, and the people never trust reforras in their hands Here. in inc wbig State of Vermont; the people have se- lected democrats 10 make constitution. he ioi- lowing is from the \. Y Evening Post;
 The constitution of Vermont provides for the establishment of a Council of Censors whose daty Ii Is. once ia seven years, 10 whether in then judgment, the constitution has beeu violated, and also, II iheconstitution requires any amendment io recommend ile call of coavention of delegates to make them. An election for delegates to consti- toiiOnal convention thus called has just been held which, In one handred and forty nine towns, has resulted in the choice of ninety five democrats aud fifty whigs.
 Tue Vermont Pstrict says this is "a gain of sey. enty as compared with the same towns al the las September election; and adds there be no doab, but the democrats wili have decided majority in the convention" '"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
Nothing is I.oxt.

The drop that fningies with the hood--ihe sand dropped on The sbofe; The sord yoa have spoken will not be lost. Each viii have its influence and be len ,iii time shall b~ no more Have you ever thought of tho edert tbat night be produced by a jingle word Drop fl pleasantly among gtoap. and Il will make dozen happy. to return to their holmes and produse the sane efsei on hundred. perhaps. bad word may arouse the indignation ei whole neighboshood. t may spread like wild Ire. to produce disastrous effects. Az no word is lost; be careful how you speak, speak rghi; speak kiadiy- The influence you may exert by iiie oi kindness, ky words dropped among the young and the old; is ihealcuisbse. It wiil nsi cease when your boases lie in The grave, bat will be felt wider and stii wlsss as year sitter year passes away wbs then wiil mol exert himself for the welfare of Inii- lions
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
Twelve Thousana victims.

IL is stated officially, by whig correspondent of the Phisa elphiA North Amsl iean, that Mr. Cella- ner the Postmaster General has removed tsco fkea- saRd eigh handred and sepeRy sHr democratic Post masters, established e05 Post ofhces. and dis- continued some 1000 which were held by democrats This s an aggregate appointment, of 3.6s2 whigs in the short space of twelve monihs The New I ork HsraIds correspondent sweils the list of prescribed under the '' Washiagteh Era" to twelve thousand. He writes
 '- The prescriptions of the Cabinet are certainly without parallel iu ths history of the Government The number of PestnastSFs turned oat smenn's 10 about 5000; to which may be added tboasand clerks -equal to four theasaad expulsioas ia ofe dcpaFt- ment, iR nine months There are. perbaps some fifteen thousand festmasiers yet untouched i; bat every office that pays is already sppropristsd-those that remain average from 20 b Si59 year. ln The Home Deparsmest, large and small, deputies iscls eed, there have been probably net lsss thaa 4o0o changes made
 In the Treasury Department there have been including clerks, ghthoass keepers, Nc. ihres thousand more, and showing oBly thousand for Mr. Ciayfon, Mr. Crswiord, aad Mr. Preston, ws have. ia nine month. list ef prescriptions for ths Cabinet, smesaiiag io twelve thousand. The exacl number of Mir Coiiasasrs rsmsvas of Postmaster. is 2.s74. sceordisg 10 the bseks. Now. when tls Senate csnns ts act oa this immense pile of execa tisas, yea may dspead apea it. the Cabinet viii bs required to give the seasOss aud hosis of their sp poiaimenss will b. rejected. ladred, vsniare to predict, isi Ewing aad his department will be dis- continued a useless ineemhFaacs aPon the Treas nry.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
rrse-ssiIers Hn neuse of Representatives. 1

Frse-ssiIers im HIeuse of Representatives.
 The reenisE correspondent from Washinfton q lks New fesk EvcniaK Pest. the most aneesspFe- misisg Free eeif pspeF of denccrntic cast writes tis a inst detAea account of tise aveceulents neoa which the Free-soil nsea wcet lnta the siec- tea fer Speaker sn ths 3d He says ahey hsd three tnfoFmal tneettngs nt npanment sa the National Hotel, whseh bad beea nfteaded ty fresa twelve is 6faasn geBtlesuen. and wiE eentiaae to hold con fersncee Hnti is 0rKanizzien of the Hense is per- Erraee Atthe sccohd ceasoisasion. as important deserniuaiien was arrived ut Il was ths ihat tise members eieetea npoa pledges of entire 6delity to very unasr oar eeasliiatiea ~il iA Ro contingency support any anaA fof Speaker of the Honse ~ho will noa plrage himself is cordial naa eeetaal eo- operation with them ca ihis pFiaeipse.
 This pledge was subscribed to by the following aenliemen {: Prestea King, David NiiBot. Mir Booth of Connecticut. Mir. DuFkee of Ntsespsia, who. by prvviaus party sfknitisx. are democrats; MT Tack sf New Hampshire. Bsr. Allen of Massachusetts, Mir. Gi86ias snd Mr Rect Of Ohis. sohwW, Howe of PenneyiFahia, aud Mr. Seragae of Mtehiraa. whose syInpaJhles and connections pyier to tecan vsss which FesRliad in their election to Congress, were whigs. Besides thrsr, Mir. Julian of lRdi- ana, expected crTssialy io with tis ergani- aailaa, if e arrive ia tpe, and Gov Cleqrlsnd sad Walao of CoaBeciient, viii oppose the choice ol either Mir. Cobh or Mir. Winthrop. There arc thas fourteen members. who may be counted againsl she candidates of either O. the old parties
 Tue Free-soii meubets made no nominotimns fog the infegter ofcns, bar agreed f0 oppose pessrve- yingiy and eectaaiy, Eorney el Peansy lvsnis. for Clerk and Lane ef Kentucky y for Ssrgeani-ai Arms the democratic candiaalrs both ef whom have aai- forsniy opposed the W ilmet Provise in their several Ststes.--N 0. Crescent
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
MlRCH OF REFINEMENT.
VERSES FoR THE YEAR l90O.

N1NSna f0M faaG hEAA a1pO- Teli John 10 sci the kettle on, l mean 10 take drive; l only want to go to Rome,
 And shall be back by i've. Ttli cook tc dress those huinming birds shot in Mexico; They 've now been killed at ieas. two days, They'd be ua pcH trcp-haat. And Tom, iake you the gold leaf wings, And start lor Spain st three Iwan' some Seville oranges 'T~ixt dinner tune and tea. Fly aroand by France. and bring new Perpetual motion gan Tomorrow. with some friends, 20 A hunting in the Sun. The trip took the other day,
 To breakfast in the Moon, Thanks 10 that awkward Lord Beiiaire, Has spoiled my new baiicon For steering through the Milky way, He ran against a star; And turning round again too soon. Game lolt against ny Car. Bot Tom. yoa get tbecar repaired, And theh Ie; Dan and Dick Indaie with ten square miles of gas--> Imean to travel quick. My steam is surely up by now,
 Put The high pressure on; Give me th- breath bag fol the way; All right--aey-whlz lin gone.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. The new English Minister and the Nicara.
 qua Question.

WAsaISGFoS, Nov g., lS4S
 Sir Heary BHiwer, who will soon arrive here, will come with instructions te adjust the Ncaragua question. on such terms will remove ali obstrac- tons to tho prosecution of the oc-anc canal Great Britain has, if ws may judge from the London pa Pers, lowered her tone this subject. and Mir. Chatheld is rehpked for his course in regard 10 II. The British Government wiH not pursue the policy of the dog in the maRg>f but will promote the ex- ecuten ef the work, much desired by the eiviliz- ed and commercial world by uniting ail the guar snees necessary to the preserrafiap of its neutrality and its freedom. on equal terms, aiI nations. In time of war; such canal would be The pivot subject of military demonstration. by naval powers and nothing would be more likely to bring on ceaerai wal than the exclusive possession and coatrei by any one nation, of so important channel of com u'eree. In regard to tine Panama route the United Staies, by treaty with New Granada have guaran- tied Q fl neutrality but have not yet obtained ike guaranties from England aud France.
 it is supposed that the British commercial inter- esis will not be eager 10 promote the Nicaragaa nal, by liberal subscriptions 10 the stock of tue American company, because they sppreiead that the canal will promote American eommerca to a grester extent than their own. They refused some years ago, auy aid to the Panama project IL is not probable that the funds for the Nicaragua canaI--a work which will cost forty mons-wili be very ments. ION.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

ef shs fsFfyman, who slrpt wltboai houzs Or tsni, bsneash tree, and connalsss mEIlionS ef anosaai- tees. that sseps nu st si. SS we gs--spscals,isa, pecniation. and n other sfaMs yea caula saane, are Fashing ahead. ksgs ne csnfaedce thal any yshsna here will ever be sesy persuansnlly EoafaAlar and PFesPsross h is nll hst-bcd Erswth--xeidlf lf ths tnci and experiences ~ia bsfera five ysaFs tasa ile grren leaves al tlas great Essden brown aud ssfe
 Adieu- ksew not whether write fo the itriap er the dead-Searful acesants q the cssolcsa's fasagss havina rsaclsd as- Has. hsirx sr ocsa. may the hgLl q God levs hs yeasa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
irrirais al Inc Hotels.

ANTHONY HousE r., J A Harrick, IawreHceyisie; F. Doiise. Hot Springs, D. Allen. Mics. Little Rock; Dee. Is, C. C. Dangey, Little Rock; J. NJ. Hall, Boiivar; 0. D. Mealloa, Lead Mines; Dee. l9, Harney, J M- Brown, Wm. Key noids, Prairie county; Bragg, U. :. Army; S D. Shsekeiford, Ms; A. ". Brewster, Miss E. P. Brown, Pine Blugs, C. Bradley sud Lady New Jersey; J. J, Denny, Louisville. Ky; A. Bri can. Little Rock; l.. L. Carey. Ala; D. ] Gctf, fsnoIo, Miss; $ ". Reybufa, Far Play Dec 70, M- Levy. Memphis; PicLaaghlia, Pine Bluffs; Nj. s Smith, Arkansas Pos,; II. M Man del, Pine Blahs, MaJor Anthony, Cabia Poia,; B. Male, Iowa; K. W. Galloway r Psnta;ioa; Dee 2I, W. C. saIlivaa, Miss Morris Little Rock: I M. Cory, Above; W. ,. Senervtlle aud Servant, Dallas eoaDty; E. Iiaaey. Little Rock; Nfkin- son. South Line; Dee. 23, ". Bynum. West Line; Dec. 23. C R. Jones, Little Rock; Col. Fsrreiy, Arkansas Post Dec. 24, J. F. Dyer, D. H. Dter, Cin; Major MoFsell, steamer Gordon.
 FRANKLIN HousE-w Hamilton, J. M Ham. fiteB. lem; A. H. Smith, Mexico. ]. Vance, Little Rock; G. Long, Ohio; ". Standier, 5. l.. Handler, M. BuFdeck, Conway county, J. Math- ews, Capt. Hill, Mir. Kand, country; E Nsngham, W. Thornhitl, Little Rock; Mrs Aston, Litlls Rock; J. Willard; J. harrisoa. Lead Mines; J. Hsrcin, Conway county; MT bozart, Lead Mines; r.. Good, w. Draper. l.. Bashneli, Mr Naming, country; Mir. Osborn. K Boyd. A. L. Chapmsa. T. B Collins, Liltls Rock; J. w Purdon., J. C. Martin. W. L. Higgs, Tenn; f. W. Trspnali. T II. Cargii, 5. b. Lewis, t. Owens, J. P. scott Little Rock.
 RocK HorEL w. $. Miles, New Orleans; Diweod, J. Adams, W. Morrison, Pulaski ceun- ty; J. Robinson, illinois; J. Hammer, il. Gess lowa; W. Bartlett, C. beason, Memphis; G. N Henry. l.. Fleming, Louisville; S. gsistow. A English, Jefferson county, o. J. Owen. S. Riggs Conway coaaty; ". Jones. Phillips county: h NandegriiI, rhila; ]. R. Pollock. Saline county H. Mason, Yeii county; A. Lake, Norrisiown l N. B. W Wason, c. Lytts. j. Mair, Arkansas couniy