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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
TUESDAY, July 8, 1856

TUESDAY, July y, 1900.
The Board met pursuant to Adjournment, !, Z.
The roll being called. the following members
nrswered to their names, to-wit -:
Hon. B. Il Tracy, President; Ae Sc , ban
ister, Bartlette, BENT. Fridge, chambers
Eager. Giffen. auyol, Howell Landry, kaWins
A'' Tbsrs being no quorum Mr. Thayer moved
far ! recess Il 4ens minutes, which was granted
a. tbs expiration Of which time the roll was
agsin called and the following members an
sWered to their names, Wis .
Hon. g. L. Tracy, President; Messrs. BANS
ter. Bartiette, Benit, Bridge, Chambers, Eager
Uiifen, Guyol, Howell, Rawlins, .Rushs, Thayer
and Violett--1A
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
with -.
lett. Barbarin and Mcknight took their seats,
The following weekly report from the Trea-
surer was, on motion, referred to the Finance
Conn Gommitt ,as and ordered to be published:
THEAsUREE's WEEKLY STATEMENT,
FROM TWENTY-FiFTH TO THIRTIETH
1toeE f~J .I 1851
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II NIOKEEBOCKER PATENT COOKING
EA 9AMGEe.-FIaRTp RRMIUG

PRICE 4 ooULON, Plumbers, 1o7 Poydra
ctfuly ths PneA
general carry buaineesa
10 supply HOT, CoL0 PLuEeE or BATH
AMERICAN, ENGLISh and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BAsINB, FOUNTAINS sRASs FkECrTs si9ds, COOKING
RAr aEe aARDEHosE uLIG AAHi F0Rf Z LIFTs
aEh puMPa gtsa up IL PIPES oesef
desc Ptitn PIG SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN 81
hans sHIPa sTEAmBoAT WORK neatly ssi hndsenst
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VNTHERE are made Mills of the various
wv capacity adaphd son, Water Horse Power,
ranging hundred doara
grinding three bushels TO the hour according tho
Burr the applet and the velocity
Mile Southern Invention we'll Sonhprn Manu-
the their excellence con their in
oeaaing popularity extensive sale and the large in
their manufacture.
proprietor prepared funh Boets the
family Planters and ohera wanting Mills ard
Bers the home be
suited purchasing tho undersigned than byoPeudng
on their Northern trapa for grinding
The following table will the prices Of the various Mills
and the earsci in accordance with printed naue
lions sent with each mill. <7elais
Burr price si0O Gaared si9S. Capacity from
bushels to the hour Velocity from $50 to 500 revolution Per
minute. Band inchea wide. .s8.
Burr, price Double Geared $40. Capacity frct
The hour Ysoetyrom $50 MINI
Band inches wide.
Size inches large any sizes from q
inches enough WHITAKER
price 1885, Double Geared &G1 Capacity
10 buahs the hour Velocity from 400 TO $50 regulations
minute. Band Sinches wide.
price Capacity from u to IS bushels to the
hour Velocity revolutions Band 10 ipehen wide.
% inch Burr price $780, Capacity from II TO 20 bIhe tho hour
Velocity 400 500 revelations. Baud ~ inches VIDE
80 inch Burr $500 Capncy from IL % baah 10 hour
revolutions ninue Band i4nchaa
50 inch Burr price $500 Capacity 40 50 bushels to the hour
Velocity 1901 $50 revolutions minute Band stnche wide
The abovs Mills leave the Manucosy eonee In every p land
ready Tor grinding when attached appropriate
printed tho Sill All orders lsii tho
Factory sent by mail tho address OF Willis P Coan New
oreau his Agents. will attention sni dp
Tera, CASH and all ha soil fully gpAtauieed
e23dhs 55 WILLIS p COLEMAN Patanee and PrnpriStaF.
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ToHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF ssAR.

ID sApARILAThs invaluable remedy has already earrrisd
ssd could &c afforded By Iii he ealth il sSs
RDs sI DE- gStt ssaRgsa 4
sa5saparils sirnilar made
been we'll sisSahsd for years pas, that sar.apa
~ r. r.
9sHis sSSa q
ns au @
aS 4
ss
ssshts A'' producing
m, Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks of Bulbs ss
sqsa The sales Compound
S Sav Re ;st
upon al who have tried parsr
ssss y Calling q III ss
WONDER OF THE WORLD
that will You have been ausring
wha. Dr. Owen Drsggiataaa APoheca years
xsI afflicted Nth MsrspfIs Headache and
al 70 ny a. a.
he 1s Of which
the
ysryrsRsppss sihM Sr,su J.H.owEN.M.p.
Ieallthos who aresafsng agoninng
ss TsaS a9a s also done
Mr. JOHN BUL-Dsar Sir For the las. been
ssl
which cured me Of Rhsu
and M
and doubt the eonaden
-, isHAar BRIDGES
u'on'ewn un FR sSan b. G III h ss
MR. BULL; In regard say tina. Ihavs
capes, LsPra soebieu
aaid, 5s
swispoft, KY W.T. fAhs1iss' h D.
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John ofhe
energy essene Of
ss
duty braces lie Whos sys
np Ss
cut short BY dasass
ca period termed hs turn IF ifs which
and avail themselvesot hisyauabe medicine. ~
: BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN
How clea bsaatifaI aan and roycoore
sss
Bus ssrsapais liz
not y h. wi, with
bo eass
C. e hs SGS
h as ana i FL. only
TESTIMONY WAS Even FsFfsE 81 M shS
3 OF ANY MEDICINE =
MR. JOHN no hsaitaieH n saying Tint belle,
the
having used with entire
Louisville RosH FROM 10 maa.1
Mr. JOHN BULL; uamg
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81 8 Gi4 Ss49 STATE OF LOUIBIANA, . / =
Parish ofOrlesns, City Of New Orlesns
Be rsmomhGd that the 18th January 1885, before ,ho
subscriber Jus the Peace
silly appeared Ander Brother President II.
hsome Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of New Orleans
gho beng according that the
o. inc said Conway, A. BROTHER, President
= 4.s i1S14s JAS. H. WHfELER, secretary.
swornto and ulbsd before this January 1885
I . & C.v.J0NTE, 81 eond Justice Of the Peace
ofthe Parrish ofOElsEns.
TAsBoardof cent
incash the thereof
after l9h Of Feb
ruary nsxi. .s}s z5u.E'
Thy Board have also directed that the amount poh
Tor the ang the 30h ecembr 1854 % be placed
to the credit oil Stringent account. ~ - @ n 1885,
g psr 81 the sssH
lo damage Fire Mt the prsmium
One, Nc. 10 uapstrsst. :. $500
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Arcade Hotel,
Magazine street, between Grayier and Natche

- =. II. 5. MORSE, Proprietor. r
Tho proprietor
the public generally thai this well popular establishment
has thoroughly
and swy furnished throughout large extension Of hiss
obtained BY the propor renting the adjoining portion build
cdsiomers than last winter.
No has bean the proprietor
the
eIon will made hnaof
sooutn 81 his gues only comfortable agreeable
~ One great attached this that Meals
90 had almost all hours @ Rl' o3i aply
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~ . GENUINE AND POP
they offer to supply Druggists
Wholesale prices, -.
tY- General Depot and SPIT
New Orleans, La.
pERMIFuGEs.
Winer's Canadian,
Swain's E @
Porryrs Dead Shot,
Jsynes's Tonic,
Kefl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
BALsAhfs &coUGHREMEDl
Wistar,s Balsarn Of Wild Char,
Hasting's Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam,
Bnchnn'a Hungarian,
Dagis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sch enek's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Congh Syrup,
Bartholomew xpectorant,
Halls Balkan, 5
SwnymisSyrup of Wild Cherry
AYERS Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's galsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expsctorant,
Winer's Elecampnine, y
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. 6ardiner's Liverwort,
stabier. Cherry EIpeciorans,
Loudon'D Indian do,
DIR. Ro5e'H do, .
SARsAPARILLAs,
Dr., John Bull'a,
8. r. Towassnd's,
~ eandsis,
0ldJacob Townsend
Carpenters,
Wynooop's, @ -.5
Shakers, Ts'
Grseffsnbsrg's
Bristo
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS,
Well'aStrsngthening,
EwentsStrsnethsnil
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Bsdean's,
Knapp'sIndi.
kicoekfsporoes,
Sriiiith'sAdhesiye,
HollowayisArui'
LISlMEGT6.
Mexican Mustang, m.,.5
farreil'aArabii
Butler's Nsrvsand Bone,
Hunts, "'H
Hsyes's,
- .7-51 Tsbias'bvsnstii
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's, e.-..,.
Gardeners. %
Bartine'sHor
Merchants arEling, +
Cherokee,
Jayne
AGUEREBfEDIEs, ETC. ;
Gsgood's Indian Cologogue,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture, =
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge,
-5a. L0ZENGES. .
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan bPulmonic Waters, :,
Locock's Pnlmouic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS, ,
i.ovett's Wahpene OF Hair Clio
Barry's TT copherouz,
Lyons Katharion,
BoyIe's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's HairInyigoraior,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Dsnssn's Wahpene,
Loudon's Oriental Hair Tonic.
Hanel'aEau Lustrsle,
Qldridgefs Balm ofColumbia,
Railways Circassian Balm,
PANACEAS.
Swafn'H, Houck's, @
Cu!len'pI Indian Vegetable,
LongleyIs Great Western.
OLN1 MENU AND SALVES
Dalley's Magical Pain Ertracto,
Professor Holloway'ao Ointment,
MsAllisterss Alf-Healing,
Brooches Magic Salve, Pryor'sP
Graysa, Harrison's Specific,
Trnsk's Magnetic, Judkin's,
Louden'sAll- Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair'aAcouhtic, scarpa's do,
British, Harlssm.
BITTERs.
Monat'a Phouix, BlaksisAromai
WoLFE'S ARoMATl
e. Druggists and Merchants
con tanned in the above caialog
calling or sending their ordsrs q
extensive assortment OF GEM
United States, and at the loves
J. W
49, s GENUINE !
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which |
they offer supply Druggists and Dealers at Pprissor's lowest
wholesale prices,
tw Dspo. Special Agency
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLE MS

Eaa COLEMANTS p
PATENT UNDUL.4ToRY CORN AND
MILL MANUFACT0RY
City of Jefferson Suburb of New Orleans.
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II. P. JANyIER, stretarys
New orlsanp, Msrclst, 1855.

United Stated life Insurance Annuitvana
TRusTpMpANy OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL. .Ssoe,ont
s.t GRAWF0RD, Prendsnt,
c. INLAY Secretary,
BRANCH oFFpE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
NdSCampstrsst ,NswOrisaus.
BENJAMIN FEORANCE, Agent
II HARMON D0ANE, Asst, Agent
- PERH0NSand AYEstator a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oetlSly
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1T AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. SEzasA
Thssnbabs notifies The public that he
turned from expedition
acuredfof benefit privilege ii no
shoiee iands in tho Southern his
With Mis-
SELECT etc, will be held
hour In advance o. promises none dis
satisfied with qnslyo charges, 1850 IN a. CIJIIUM
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Union.own, Union county. KY, May IL, I8s3

II. FEENTI5S,
MR.. BULL: In regard Sarsapafa that
lsed TO some long andn
Capets Lspra ScAbee 5yphatie Caehexa
where
modification fluids Of the body with
viii think would prefer it
value learning the substances that
Respectfully yours, W.T., PRENTISS M d.
ewigpoYt XIV, December 1871.
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@ PETITIoNs.
Sundry bills were, on motion, referred tn the
Finance Committee - :
The petition Of Patrick Kirnan, asking to be
refunded amount of fine imposed ON him, was.
on motion, referred to the judiciary Committed
The petition Of G. Crowley, contractor for
draining Fourth District, in regard to the bad
condition Of the streets leading to the Draining
Machine of said district, and asking that the
necessary repairs be made, was, on motion, re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings.
The petition of Pierre Rouesche asking per-
mission to build smith shop on Toulouse street,
between Burgundy and Rampant streets, was,
on motion, referred to the Police Committee
REsoL UTI5oNs.
Mr.. Fabre offered the following resolution,
which was read, the rules being suspended, and,
On on notion toto Of Mr. Eager, laid on the table by
r.. eaSr-M essrs. Banister, Barbarin, Benit,
Briage. Ghamhers, Ghiapeiia, Duoros, Eager,
Gittsn. Howell, handry, Mcknight, Russia and
tWiitz-4 An"ySA an1
.itssotced, That tho Comptroller be av,bo,,vsd m
va on me treasurer for the OF one hundred
any 'alse dollars In Aver Of 6rosiean 4 Reaeteau. Tor
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Hg00TS, SHOES AND HATS .sssn
Rp are just receiving AFT H#@ EE@E
panea, 81. II g and So Common street. large A ~
HATS Of all kinds which, together with those make
eonplsts Country u.s.
NEWHAI IL Val EESTINE s RI a.
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IS W. "A. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans, ganc 80, 1855
The following communication from the City
Attorney was read, and, on motion, the first
part was referred to the Fire Committee, and
the second part to the Judiciary Committee:
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ma 0REAU, III, l5f Royal street, corner Of
Nv Toulouse Ladies
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17

In the Jackson Circuit Court, in chancorv before the clerk, in vacation, Thursday, March 23d, A. D. lS55
 AeinaJoyce. Plaintiff.
 vs. In Chancery. W. Tunstall, q. ". Black, J. H. HeaId. and the unknown heirs of ". T. Joyce. deceased, De tendants
 'i'lilS day came said complainant by w. E. Pat
 terson, her solicitor, and filed her bill acains. the said defendants with affidavit annexed thereto that the said C. " Black,-,I. H. Heald, and A. & Bell are non residents of this State and the residence of the heirs at law of W. T. Joyce, deceased, is un- known and pravs for order giving them notice of the commencement of this suit; wherefore it's ordered by the clerk that the said defendants be notified othe commencement Of this suit which to quiet the title to Lot No. l. Block No. C. Range West in the town of Jacksonport, by publishing this order in some news paper published i'll this State for two weeks success ivev the last insertion to be four weeks before the next term Of said court and that they appear on tho hrSt day of the next term of said court which will be held on Monday, the 1lth day of June next A. D. 1855, at the court house in the town of Jackson port in said county, the said bill will be taken for confessed against them.
 A true copy from the record,
 E. E. HADEN CIerE. This March 22d A. D. 1855
 s-y Printers fee &5 april H. 2w
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17

of one chief, the duties of another department will be neglected. This is often the case in our distant territories. Why, sir, governor Ste -vens, of Washington territory, has been here once or twice since his appointment to office, and during his obsence the Indian affairs of that territory were necessarily, left in precarous condition, and without that control which was necessary. Of course he could not come from such a distant territory without consuming time.
 think, then, sir, it is hardly worth while to attempt on the,one hand to balance the small increase ot salary against the great mconve- nlence which results from withdrawing one oihcer upon the command of chief to whom ne IS not responsible. If the secretary of the interior, who has charge of the Indian affairs orders him, as superintendent, to repair to Wash ihgton, to settle business in that departm ent, he "u9t come here In that character and leave the executive duties ot the territory in the hands of subordinate officer. This, sir is not theory; out practical inconveneuces and mi5chiefs have arisen from these accidents, and they will a- ways occur. It is one of the most striking H. luStratlonS of the necessity of separating duties so incompatible as these are so entirely distinct and different, and committing them to the hands ot different officials In doing so we accom- modate Legislation m this case to what has been the past policy of the government.
 For the reasons which have stated, between the adoption and unconditional rejection of the amendment as it is offered, greatly prefer that the Senate should adopt It.
 The amendment was not concurred in, ata the bill passed.
 The Pacific railroad bill was discussed
 HOUSE. The House was engaged in discus- aing the proprety of continuing the appropra- tlon to the Collins line of steamers.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
,a'e pt 1ands for Ncn-payment of Taxes.
 la NOnWay (uuntYa Ark,

N 0tiCE is hereby given, That the taxes ~ charged on tAc following described tracts of land remain unpaid, and that pursuant order of Conway county court at regular term in April, lS55 the whole ot the several tracts of land or so much thereof o each tract will be sufficient to pay tho taxes cost and penalty charged thereon will be sold by the said sheriff and collector of Conway coun- ty n the state o Arkansas at the courthouse door of Sad county on the 18th day of May l855 unless the taxes cost and penalty be paid the sheriff and col ectol aforesaid before that time Selo to commence # 2r after lo o'clock 4. Nj, of said day. x. Elf only t part of trayt be sold, it will be surveyed off in square at ha northeast quarter of said tract
 William Il. Robinson's heirs to wit: S16 SEA %, Township N, Range F W 8o acres, State Tax soc, County Tax So C.
 James Russell NE}5, s 27, Township \, Range l6 W. State Tax $l 23, County Tax s> 70. 40 acres taxed in the name of J. IT. Trousdale State Tax soc, County Tax 90 c.
 <. L. CARGILE sheriff and
 Collector of Conway Co.,. Ark ,S5~ Cost of advertising S5
 orlrI
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I BEG leave to inform the public of Little Rock and l vicinity that have opened an office on Markham street, Ashley block in this city, for the purpose o carrying general Exchange and Banking busi- ness. It will be my object to do business in such manner to merit public patronage First class ex change on New York for sale in to suit appli- cants. Gold. Silver and u1lcurrent money bought and sold at fair rates.
 For references, apply to Rochester Bank, Roches- ter \. Y. Mr. Jas: Chappell and James W. Saw yer, Rochester N. Y; David Dows, esq.,. of the late firm of Dows & Cary, New York City; Messrs. Bing- ham d5 Hart, No Pine street, New York City
 Collections made and monies promptly remitted.
 I shall also represent the Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate Company, and shall provide promptly for flee of the Company, No. Pine street, New York
 april II '55. H. SEYMOUR
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
I. o. o. F.
K. W. Grand Lodge of Arkansas-.-sel
 .Ixalfr =

K. W. Grand Lodge of Arkansas---Semi-
 annual Communication. SUBORDINATE Lodges within this jurisdiction, C notified that on the 1s Wednesday, Git being the "a day Of May. prox., this body will convene in the city ot Little Rock. The interests of the Order requiring it. it is hop ed that o(S the Subordinate lodges will be fully rep resented.
 by direction of the NJ. W. Grand Master.
 WILLIAM S. DAVIS
 R. y. C. Secretary.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
The Great Discovery.
kROLLEREON! {!

For Curtin the Hair!! LNOR MANY years it has been the object of deep \ est study with chemists and others to produce fluid that, applied to the hair would it to wave and curl equal in beauty to the natural curl
 The KrOlleriOn Is the only article offered to the world that will effect this most desirable object. But three or four applications necessary to curl it as much as may be desired, and for any length of time. From the many testimonials of those who have used it. the subscriber does not hesitate to warrant the Kroeron to give satisfaction and prove recommended in all cases.
 The recipe for making, with full directions for use will be sent on the receipt of one dollar paid. The ingredients will not cost over l2 cents.
 Direct to II. A. FREMONT.
 Warren, Trumbu County, Ohio.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
c.ncinua,i and Little Rock Slate Company.

C4ncinaati and Little Rock Slate Company. (Aocoyporated 1852- Ca0ttaJ $2OO 000. FTNIiE issues of this company are redeemed by Geo. < G. Jones, No. ]. Pine street, New York City, at per cent. discount in Gold or Silver. W prepared to sell first class exchange on New York in sums to suit. This company expect to pro duce large quantities of the best of Roofing Slate and respectfully solicit orders. Address at Little Rock Ark. H. SEYMOUR, Casbier
 OFFICERS. Prot. JNo A. WARDEE President. H. SEYMOUR, Cashier. GEO. G. JONES, No. Pine street. x. r., Treasurer
 RoBr. BUcHANNAN
 W. H. II. TAYLOR
 MosEs BROOKS,
 W. W. CONES Directors.
 II, RocKEy
 J. B. VAN BERGEN
 HENRY CRoss. Little Rock Anrl II '5I.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
NOTICE.

A ILL persons hereby notified not to credit any "A one on my account without written order sent by me. THOS. c. PENN.
 march30, 1S55-Sm
 A scamp has been buying goods in Little Rock on my account, without my knowledge or permission and not satisfied with getting the goods in this man ner pretends to have paid for them and endeavors to make me pay him for them, and in consequence of my refusing to do so, he sent thief to my house, who in my absence broke open the door and stole my clothing.
 This scamp was kicked from Magazine mountain and came to this county to swinde honest people, Every person is desired notice the above advertise ment as will pay no more debts contracted by him or her on my account.
 This individual is now living in Pulaski county, with the thief above spoken of in open violation of law and am satisfied intends to run her of to some other place to impose upon the public he has done here. When he does, will publish his and her name to the world. THOS Q. PENN.
 Little Rock, April 8, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17

c VotleSUuy, Teb. I4th.
 SENATE-Mr. JOHNSON. A motion wac submitted by the Senator from Louisiana few days ago, and referred to the committee on printing, relative to binding the correspondence oi the naval expedition to Japan. The com mittee on printing instruct me to report in fa Vor of the motion. This document is not quite the ordinary size which it is required to ,ooe, by law, in order to be bound but it is be- neVed that it should be bound. The commit tee therefore instruct me to report in favor of poinding It. They also recommend that two nuhared and fifty copies of the work, when Puonsned, be delivered for the use of Commo.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-17
ST ATE OE ARIA ANSAS.
 County of Jackson. sct.

t8 Cost of advertising S5 april II '55--3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
Fourth o JuIy.

Butafcw weeks more and another Anniversary ofthe
Declaration of Independence will havearrivcd-Hn-
other return of that National Sabbath when party
strifes and personal luminosity are forgotten-whan
the hum of business is hushed, the tools of the ar
zan are suspended and the people by one common
impulse assemble with burning hearts and tcrvent
zeal to dedicate one day to their Country,-mingle
their reocings Tor the blessings flowing fromr in
stitutious, and revive the recollection Of him who
was first Ia trGr first peace and first IN the hearts
ofkis cosztgymrH.7
Will not tits great jubilee be participated in by
our community? When the storv Of the times
that tried mems souls is being related in some re-
mote part of this great Coufederacy and smiling in
noccnce is taught TO lisp the name of Washington
shall We, citizens OF Virginia. whose soil holds his
sacred remains seem insensble 10 the value of that
legacy left us BY our forcftthers? We believe not,
and hope that some demonstration will be made and
some plan Immediately proposed for the appropriae
observance of that day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
preadstuiis ana sIpeonIhti6n,

The specnlative demand los 1read5l175 WIllcn
rnI1q nj, in our market about two months ago has
nTr uI prices to pointfrom thirty forty per cent
behef than they ranged at that time The effects are
visible in the immense supplies o. Wheat corn ana
Aonr which have been poured in here Within the
I"st s;x or eight weeks In the first four months
Of this year c5rn has in larger quantities than
during twelve months, two or three years ago 3.
such supendous scale Of s these FeeSRt 5sT so
sCo the end Of them. The fine navigation that has
o Sel in the Upper mississippi win hasten the arrival
ceipts already in The -four produce Tees ,hsr mere
as S IN arger PROMOTION than the corn receipts
Of these last large portion is yetin store here some
warehouses almost literally overrunni9g with corn
The receipts Of produce so unexpected
atlnr vim flrther arrivals to heavy amounts Mnlen