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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
CLASSIFICATION
Inland FLORIDA Mo

R. ''cabr4-
rsde export The arrivals light and sound Flour
= So II ass PS canadian sSSa Ss '1s 'ns
a ~ S ~. re- as Sc S PS 81 s' IS sesd ~ 'S1 r so s.s
81 of senmon to good State 81 ss for Wc3lsa - o9
@ =. 1 s sSuSeo eo Flour %% is4a% &
ef nlad I'd s:ss IS Ssns. H' Rye
5t 5 os nSs % :, = % t 1I h1s and :: 4s7 for ''sFHe
DRAMA demand for whes, or ie and the market
~ s ssanr s &C. Ioo ba,s s new red sos,hsn lin
sooS order 81 So 500 bush sood white Michigan st 81
lower, sale. Of s;ste and ws.,ern At 4ss RE- and
wsno o. - ana pc 81 ao ea1 - - :. sr n,
snsund sss5c ws.sn mixed 15a7Sc for Southern ysl-
m.f.., Ss,e ,ss s dsm.nd % p r :'s ,s, q -,
6Tm s.es Of g hid. at 1ae. time and interest
PRovIsoNsThe market quiet for Mess POrk, oniy .
SssI is1s" Of s. 'S2 he sale. ss1S 500 5 Beef :
he.so Sis :tssy :s c x s ssss for co.ay s1
Pas Mess quiet s3as@ Beef Hams wanted at $40
.sl@7ie for Hams: and s,asls for Shoulder Lad riis9r
sie. in fair demand 2dee for Ohio and lsase Tor
State; Cheese is in faiT request At a Pc .z,os
IEADT6e demand limited for GAena Sc sa and s6 s7
NAVAL sToREs~our sIist Spirit. urpentne hardly 20
sdr I .'s ss, G not "a ss eR . Of S b %imnson s 81
tssd anal sale. are making :, s4s = & hs Ss o. S nSs s
= % N GS.5y 70, r f1sS aSf s.. 81 ' 1:1 - ,1 t c m for
whole lots and The price soc; whale dan ,'s
Palm siasc Olive without ehanse 200 casks sold At
s5 for pnfs ..,
SOAP-Of English Castillo 75 boxes sold to-day at II De
market steady :,
LIME-Common Roekland is firm the stock Of which small
the aivss light and the demand good Sales 1000 bei at ie
Lprnr and wanted at 81.
LAThSes have been made Of 800 900 Eastern to-day o. e 10
which shows steady market
LMBEREssten Spruce and Pine with sales OF three
o Sl5d SIS 90 Slaves and Pickets quiet.
TALLOWThee is fair demand and the market Is hrni .Zo
Il sold st lltc. ..,,,
TLASIER- Cacned wanted at the late decline; sales 400 ob
days White Windsor active; sales 500 tuns at % To-
Blue r. ouli At 1925
COFFEEOur market Is firm but very scive sales $50 bags
Rio ltc.aiflc 20 mats Java l3ic. .
sUGARS-Prces firm, Muscovados small stock the
demand day mifed sales $50 hhds Cuba Mucovado al 4.
4c 29 hhds New Orleans itc d5c 30 boxes Havana, olc
MOLAsEsThere quOable change to notice in prices bnt
dull We hear Of sales worth mentioning
HOPS-The only retail small Eastern and Western
crop Of 1885, 2c aSc Old selling at Ice dls Nothing
doinf in Foeisn.
BEMPAn descriptions Of th. article quiet; know Of no
sales worth attention.
dall harely nn1oIted:
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Disasters, ~.
s.yv U.tIecK Pow hence Wilmington. reports thar On
the lh inst 10 when Oa soy Island some y miles no'ta
80 f Care H.terss fahoms passed sese o
Sc n,lyed 20 be either large ship steamer She Was e9u-
rletey euveloped fsres some empty osrree s
Ao.s .bout Cant thai when he passed hrr
was vsssl apparently end ssone 20
Pumner of schr virgins Drntn- ~
ton rerrts having seen night OF osh inst o
to be cotton loaded Ihis no a'uo
vessel rerortsa the steamship Mexico at ths port A.
ScHR. ELiTE EeEy which sailed from Bannere s,h cs b
Y laden with pg run INTO on SuNs
the Plspsr the river aud was forced 10 pay
ard discharge the leak The steamer was also W
blsds n have o be toved rto port . -.
scHx FLYING lof bingham HARDING rom boston
He'll Gate yesterday morning she
hish dry low The Captain refused ne
pilot ....s 80 ,h. c,v
BRIG recently ashore on the west DsnA "N "
anchnne6 At Cnarantire.
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MhAlers.

CID Bedford 18th ship HARRISON Braey for Psche oceani
bark Matthew Luce, tuewl Csen, do 80
sid from Now London 18th ship India Allen honeinlu
Touched Maui ship Henry Bunker Nsnue ket and sailed
dayfo Ochotsk Sea
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

n, ,st make The anticipated cssh dividend and 'ns em
b,,aens The bears 70 sc. In Railroad BONDS nofe no'
nrh doing ana ouoislons shout o. before pu fa"er
s.~x Tfere xss NO sale Of State Stocks, but v CT
prcmium wss bid for any part Of sloooo Virginia o.
E,easpes s In email demand, excepting from the bank
IN TO cover crcdss Rates are heavy GOOD and hrst
slass sterling commercial bills are scng al siestc.
Francs 5.l33 a37ll, and very dnil
- Preiehts W. hear Of moderate business To Liver
vso, =, 600 bush Gain 3d. In bulk, sad in bags; Cot
i.s. s-ssd Id. Dead Weight, aoI6. To London 500
bh,s Flour 81. To Havre, Cotton ic.
The receipts at the SubTreasury are s2o5 ZIG; paid
osi 97s; balance q. .675,996.
The New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
hss declared semi. annual dividend of cent payable
Aug 1. The Sxth.av. Railroad 81 cent payable Aug
ls The very high price Of horse feed and the greater
equipment Of and horses while the travel has but lit
ue increased this year last has reduced the profits
ths The Direction and officers have commenced
. change in the working Of the Road which they think
when completed, by another season. viii result in the
restoration of the old ov cent dividend The Mechanics
Bank of Burlington NewJersey, cent, payable on
demand The Corn Exchange Bank has declared divi-
denc Of 81 p cent.
The Clearing House transactions were:
Exehsrses week ending July l0 4fs si
Exchanges week endng July i7r........''. h29d'7So
Tst.l Es.h..s.s 70 date i. ~ ssl
Bsanc week ending July 67sO53
Total balances to date z3i $50 ssz
The weekly Bank Statement shows about the result
that was antcpaseda considerable increase in loans,
specie and deposits. The specie is s5,o7sooo-sn in
crease Of % 100000 The loans have increased about
e2looooo and hSdeposits 100000. OF the increased
loans about e. 900 600 were made by the banks having
the Mexican fund. The increase, it understood en-
rely in discounts Of short paper. The deposit line OF
k.xI =. ~. i.ak 0cfsra In
not very heavy liability The specie would have shown
still larger increase but that the last California receipts
sent to the Mint have not yet been returned
me san s re e. diao MI yss,
dop ysIv g. 1854 Saturday yry ~ isoL 10 ""e" ~
(rsd Ae Capital N each Bank at tas iaer aae rr,v,k
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Markets. Reportsd by Tclegrdph.

July I7At CATTLE today prices again
declined The Offering. head of Beef Cattle which 100
the balance sold prices from
IS 25d "a rs the hcof The market for Hoes dull IS IS
as IS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

lFron CorrsspondentI ,u su
purr .nrrpurt Jrlv -Arrfred-Brz Susan small smsi
New Ysrf; sesIs Triton ss Elsathes w L. Alert eos
ton; H. Tobias Hand DO X King Leeas Ti,ny Sys Hen
dersoa. Portsmouth, -, VI, u....eh,.e
oedrich do bzs Wheaoa. Staples, Pembroke r1ssh
Small Boston; schrs RoxbuTy Nekerson 40 ..s,n'
ortb. Irh.n. Lombe Bristol; Somervhle Crowel
I1c,;S. civ Fast (reenweh; Melville MeGresor wehami j.
Crouch Providence; |ossn COUSINS ooon' no
ton Berry New Bedford.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

sehr Plying Dragon Hsrdss Boston d.. mdss 10 Lewis
Brown -. -, u.,s. - a. cs----- 4 NJ
hfw. w r.-,-
sehr Nysfic Higgins, fisFwieh, hsh
ssbr n. e. Barnes, Lowell. Hsr~ieh, fsh
BHLOW-Packeshp Empire STATE, brxss hserpooi June D.
ne ard r.ss 20 d. 4 A Kingssnd Co
g. r. ~. tpr,u1 sehaser Bremen ts ds. passsnsers
Rig He rann fBreml Brcneu June l. pssssnsss AID one
fuutsr loaded bris unknown.
sAILEp-shp Mediator, fer Nsu-oresns.
WlND-Dzrns the dsJ South
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
n.rsess. c.nrrrLLr RrrOR1ID rOh Tar rRIsrsr.

MONDAY,
AsHEs-The market is withou: change; sales Of 6o - "
for Pearls ard>5 81! for Pots
COTTON-The pas; week hss been 4ue
eous firmly annexed quotations To-day there ess
tiyity the sales Of the week estnsieS -
1900 bales
sEw-TokE cLAssIFIcarToS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Soe in large stock and prices arr entire
nominal but there Is little nothing doing
FIsH-The inquiry Dry Cod limited the stock OF prime
qualities light and prices firm; sales go quna Grand and
Georges Bank SSdH5 u.s. according to qnay Mactre are
quite especially large No for which 55 Dow asAsd and
freely given No In better supply than other kud and sales
have been made Of ls0 bb ~ IS Old smoked Hrlss
ere dull and heavy New do. arrive slowly
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

SAVINGS have ordered that Be pad TO deposi.o
aed thereto oI the SIX months ending seth Jane follows q
Of hundred dollars and under
spnu and on exceeding Eve tho
offve cent payable sfsr MONDAY I'M
York July Is, 1854 p pZRfT Pf,sdsux
Wn. NEL
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Ncw-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT 81 BEEvE3, MILK cows, vAt
CALVES SHEEP snd LAMBS SWINE: st A. N Al
Washington Drove Ysrds) forJ ourthst and sfh
sv.; Brownings and Oens sthrt. between Second .nS
Third Union Drove Ynds flor swineJ st
Second Chamberins Robinson and at the Hudson
Market Boats Prepared Monday the principal e
dsyJ expressly ior TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE BY sObON
ROBINSON
ToTAL REcsPrs THE WEEK ending Monday July H. ss4
Beeves.,.............29f1 9f1 Sheep and Lambs .l5 100
q2 Swine Zsit
Tos walls ghter. ois
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Reeves received by boats, 55ii balance IN foot
The following contributed the supply Of cattle market
dsy: New-Yors. ~: Ohio S7 Illinois $685. Kentucky, S3
Indiana 33l Wisconsin, II.
CATrLEEimated by the poGnd io the beef a the
quarters.
KxrRA BEEvOr best quality Of cattle offered day, ioc.
COOP RETAILING QUaLIrS-9q9lc
COMMON ouALfTy-sid9c
IEFERioR-74dse.
NuTToS-Comuoa Sheep, s2as4 So extra Sheep s5ds7i
Lambs $2de5
vrIL-Good Calves sale y n live weight; inferior do s "a
a&2S
Cows-Ord Cows $s; good fair Cows +eSt errs
Quality with Calf fsS0fG0
small size for m.rke retailing 4td ii
live Still fed hogs, 49ftc., dull Lars- bids
BEEvES-We 20 Ia to day and tho receipts Of
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NEW-JERsLY ;''.,! 81 E. RRALRoAD.TAe r Board e p

4 reeten Of the NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD AND TAAAt
roATATION COMPANY have THIS DAY declared tbek
ecfnngs expended construction Dividend Co.,
m sk 70 be spportoBed sf hs fn
stock Of the Company the sth JAY nex
to yery ten shares tenth Of for each
on .h:t dey HoldsD viii have the night sssn ts1
psEts 10 which they be enhed and ~
fractional parts ssndps and for whee sta
vii be Issued and ser the 10th day Ansazt pds.
declared thereafter will be paid al szch
ether stock the Company but ddsnds will -
fractional parts % en snail have been eoa.edased into s
and Certificate ssaed therefor H. j. SOUTHNAYD Tsae1h
New-York June 10, 1884 Ia :
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

MINIATURE ALhASAc..... THIS DAY.
SuN--Rses.... - Se......... 20 MooSSes.... 0l
HGB wATEk.....THfs
Sandy oct IS Gov lssBd.. 2jn Hell 0ss.... o6
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n. B. EDGAR. TrsAsasa

HhlbFtTTcI, NV okK, JuIy6, ftDF II
IN ORDER to facilitate an EXAMINATION ~
sens n made & By Gem%ss Of ,bs Board e Dssssos q
IEGt fICATESof STOCK mpnny are sPEClAIQ
REQUESTED TO PRESENT THE SAME 70 unssrs.yDsaa,
Peissns redrs dis.anS who eopysaeny pss<
orseLd N their certificates requested 10 COMMUNICATE ~
LETTER the DATE ard NUMBER Of each cersiGcsss hsl
by them and the number Of SHARES for which porperts
have been Issued aud by whom signed BY order o the Board
Directors WM BEMENT, Trsssyrss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
OYYIcE or TsE ILLINOIS GENITAL aArLao Co.,
NgwYosK, July II, 1854
T MEETING nf the RQARIl of DIRRfTO

A L MEETING OF the BOARD OF DIRECTORS
"A Of this Company held this day IxSrALLMHNT Of FIVE
DOLLABS FER SHARE all the the Il
the Company tsxcept the thousand shares which
dollars share and the thousand shares which do
ssre have slresdy been paid D has this
required be paid by the several parties whose tho -
shares stock stand respectively
fore the cth day Of August 1885, and The
from this day III the 2 July inst transfer wnb
PERMITTED until the Dstlllnent called thereon be paid.
BY order VI the Board Of Directors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

nREXEI4 SATHER g. CHURCH, BANKEM
- SAN vRANCIsCo Cal. draw Blls Of Exchange DRkU
10, PHILADELPHIA, psysee &c The principal einss q
Collections made e San ysneeo snd taser e tAs -
and poese0 promptly remif.ed Cclecens nay b sent ssg
~ i 2, through DgExEL Co.. PhlsdslsAA = r sA<n
Exchange Sen Fsneaco for sale IN sns 10 ty DRExxL
Co. Philsdephia, and sATHER New Ycr u : = : -
ROBERTSON, COLEMAN & Co., bedford, u,
~ koBERrsON EASTMAN Co, Dxon, uno9ls
BANKERS AND DEALEas IN ExcHANoE
CoLecons made vicinity crrsat fAts u kSeh>ns~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
OFFICE or rae ILLINOIS CEsrRAL RAILaoAo CosrasY,l
SEw-iosg, July Q, 1884 !
1 ANpS in TLLINOlS-A Bureau for the SALE 0

II portions of tie LANDS ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD Co the line Of the Rosd
sraton will be opened this office the 10Th nst when decd
prices which will
for the Bonds of the Company al win be furnished 10 -
meantime persons deogs sf purchasing nay BY leaving
Office Of the Company Ne 80 Wsst, staten
prior claim 10 the the prices which sy
which will be based OF the
by the Goyenent Surveyors and their proximity q Rai sss
A. ". p Ger X
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Nv TeloSrHph
Disasters, Xs.

sAvANNAB-Arr July Is, steamship Aacx'e' Lad0"' H0''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
uyUF ROARn of DJRFC
Nsw.YOKK AND NFw-EssLAsD UsIoH Ts.scsAya ComS.sYl
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. An ANNIyi]

- MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the NEW-YORK "a
NEW ENGLAND UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY sli he
holden TIE Counting Room occupied Marshall Leheru
Brother a, the Of Broad and eesyer tie City Of ys
York WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of July 1854 ocsb
NJ for the Of choosing Pden nine Dreesrs Tree
Secretary and for the
tie Transaction other buaess that
M T. T. secrs..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

OFFICE CONTINENTAL lKsvkASc. Co., No. IA wsllst,l
Nsw-YoRs, July IS, ls5L !
YNHE DIRECTORS Of this COMPANY have this
Il day declared a SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
CENT payable Transfer
until 18th inst. GEO 4. HOPE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
1870 Sheep and Lambs. ..s4,2s9 81

This was Ohio sheep owned by r Lauder Of Huron
County believe they expected TO considerably
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Sst4 ~ a. q ss ksa1 efe -
S.sea,o SO atss nsaaas' 90 t'stssss = s,fr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

The eleven kanks with affixed Incorporated BANKS
A the others Banking Associations formed sEar
Nv Of the Stsse-
The following statement will show the Banking move
nent from Jan. 1884 and the totals as they appeared
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

FALSE PACKED CoTToN. The extent to which this disgraceful system of fraud is being practised is truly aston lshlng, as 1t denotes to a greater or less degree a very demoralizing condi- tlon among the planting community, for to such degree Is 1t carried that its injurious effects reflect upon them as a body. Hardly a day passes that our |attention is not called to cases where the false packing has been detected or the sales of lists thrown up on ac- count of this rascality, and on yester- day our attention was called to a ship- |ment of 19 bales returned from New Orleans. The original samples by which this cotton was purchased were shown along side of samples drawn from the centre of the bales, showing the most glaring and unwamantable trickery and deception we had ever seen. The inside of some bales were water packed, others composed of old cotton plated with new, and some of the most inferior grade of cotton, while the sides were plated with a good quail ity, difference of from one to four cents pound between the inside and the outside. Such infamous rascality deserves not only public exposure, but the perpetrators of such daring frauds are more worthy the penitentiary than of the esteem of their fellow men.
 Memphis Whig.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
We will relate one of the many touch

We will relate one of the many touch ing incidents with which our paper might be filled, attendant upon the dis aster. A German woman and her child between three and four years old, were on their way to Chicago to meet her husband who was already there. - After while she was dug out from the ruins comparatively uninjured, but she was separated from her child, and be- gan searching for it. Conductor Nut ter, before this, had taken several chil- dren, more or less hurt, but all alive, back to one of the cars on the track and safely deposited them there. The mother found the shoes of her little one among the rubbish, and began moaning and crying over them in a piteous manner. When asked by Con- ductor N. what was the matter, she could only reply in her dialect, "bobby, bobby, ,''signifying that she had lost her baby. Mir. N. went back to the car. for he dare not rouse her hope without good reason, and examined the children already there. One of them had DO shoes, they probably having been torn off in the collision, and he immediately made up his mind this was the lost one.
 He went back, and by signs called the mother to the car, where, with a mothers quick eye, made keen to per ceive by the intensity of her love, she recognized her little boy whom she had mourned as dead. Conductor N. de- scribed the meeting of the two with a shake of the head as he wiped the tears from his eyes-we could imagine the rest.
 As to the cause of this terrible ca lamity, there is no doubt on any hand but that the managers of the gravel train were entirely and solely at fault. We were told that the watchman sta toned at the junction of the side and main tracks, informed the gravel train conductor that the train had passed, and so he went on. But the engineer expressed great doubts as to the truth of the story, declaring that he would have probably heard them. He remon- strated, but the Conductors orders were positive, and he obeyed as he was bound to do. The gravel train was boching down the line. Had the en- zine been ahead, the result we cannot conjecture; it would probably have been far more awful. A rigid investi- gationis demanded by the public, into the conduct of this train, and severe punishment should be meted out to tho guilty person or persons.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
H E L E N A, ARKANSAS.
Saturday, November II, 1854.
To Delinquent Subscribers.

We dislike exceedingly to be under the necessity of reminding those in dobted to this office of the importance of their paying up. But there seems no help for it;-we have some of the best paying subscribers of any paper in the Union; in fact most of them are such-yet there are others who have taken this paper from hOo to seten gears, and not paid one cent as get We cannot afford this any longer. We print good, readable paper, at fair rates, and must be paid for it. We hope every one who reads this will re- fleet moment, think up how long he is in arrears, and consider if it is un- reasonable for us to want him to settle.
 There are some owing for announc- ing their names as candidates, and oth- CTS for job work.
 We hope ALL who are indebted for any sort of printing, will, at the earliest convenience, make settlement.
 Delinquent subscribers living out of the county who do not pay up by 1st of January, need not be at all sur prised if they receive no more papers from this office after that time, and some iu the county need not be at all astonished at a like event. This thing ofprinting paper simply for "glory'' at the present inflated prices of print ing-paper and everything else, don't pay.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
Valuable Lands & Wood
 Yard Stand for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for saloon reasona- be and accommodating terms, the place on which he is now living, on Island 66, Phillips county, Arkansas, about 50 miles below the town of Helena. In the whole tract there are about POO acres, about 30 of which are cleared and in cultivation, with a good fence around it. There is a comfortable dwelling house, all necessary out-buildings ,-anda a large and most eXcellently paled in garden. lhS land fronts on the Mississippi river about one mile, with good steamboat landing, at hIgA or middle stage ofwater, andno caylng banks and 1t IS estimated that there are about 3O,- 900 cords ofuncut wood growing on the tracI' the trees averaging about two and halt cordS each.
 Any person desiring to make an investment in lands situated on the Mississippi river, par, ticularly with Q view of engaging in the wood business, will find this most eligible location Title indisputable.
 For particulars apply at this office, or to the subscriber on the premises, in person, or ad- dress him at 66 P. O., Coahoma County Miss
 THOS. TUNSTALL.
 Sent. O. lS54
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

f@@ A Detroit paper states that S1OO,000 have been sent into Michigan from New York and Washington, to ald in carrying that State for the Ad- mlnlstration. A large portion is to be expended in the election of David stewart; The Locofoco paper from W winch thls IS taken thinks that mil lion of dollars would not do. He has a,much better opinion of the Democrats than anybody else, when he says that they are "moral, refecting, intelligent men, and cannot be bought up by gov ernment money, any more than thev are to be driven from their positions. 5
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
fgyCE@Tbo Knou- Notbinrc cnoy,

rEg@The Know-Nothings seem to have been at work in North Carolina. At a special election in Hanover coun- ty for @ member of the Legislature, Dr. Peter Walker, the Democratic nominee, was the only candidate nam- ed until the day of the election. Mr. McMullen (dem. was then brought forward and elected by a majority of two to one. The usual democratic ma jority in the county is about ,000.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

METHODIST CoNFERENCE.-The an- nual Conference of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, South, of the State of Arkansas, met in this place on the 8th. Bishop PAYNE, of Mississippi, and about 50 clergymen, are in attendance. The names of each member, and the station, circuit, &c., assigned to them, we will give in our next.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
MALE SCHOOL.

c. C. BLISS takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Helena aud vicinity, that the fall and winter session of his Male School, will open on Wednesday, the 4th of October next, in the building where it was taught during the summer. He has already made arrangements for procuring new and beautiful Philosoph- ical apparatus and competent male assistant; by the aid of those, and globes and maps, which he brings with him on his return he feels confident of being able to furnish Oppor- tunities unsurpassed in the South, for acquiring a thorough practical education.
 TERMS PER SESSION: Primary Branches, Sl0 co English Grammar and Arithmetic, l5 % Geometry, and Latin and Greek Lan-
 guageS, 20 co All pupils will be charged from the time of entering until the close of the session unless detained by protracted illness.
 In addition to the above each scholar will be charged with proprtionate amount of the incidental expenses of the School.
 c. c. BLISS. Sept. g, 1854.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

half of your own interests, your own State, and your own town, and above all should like to be present and witness the triumph over foreign influence which feel sure awaits you.
 Fully sensible of the high compliment which you have paid me and grateful for your good opinion of me. I am, gentlemen, with high re- spect, yours. &c.,
 J. L. ALCORN.. To Messrs. Taylor, Hornor, Grant, and others.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
Arkansas Swamp Land.

V1nE undersigned offers his services for the ! location of Arkansas Lands. Having been citizen of this State for several years. and been engaged in surveying and examining lands. fatters himself that he has thorough knowledge of the valuable lands subject to en- try.
 Terms for locating, ten cents per acre.
 JAS. NJ. MURPHY. RErERENcEs.-J Maurgll, Rey ; T Gray StocaH S MitcAel, Dyer $ StGtr, Memphis; Judge Tance, 7 R Coalcy, Hcrnando; II ? Cooiidoe 6' Co, Moore G Sutton, Myrtle, Moore G Co.,, Helena; Dy < H0lms, John 4 RoySeou, Miss.
 yaeEyonport, ALk OetoLer :. 24.