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The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
S3 RTNAWAY from the subscriber on

"a ~ the 2Sth inst, negro man named Le >1-aH"Eand, generally calling himself Le Grand Field about 9 years old almost white, would be talk en Tor white man any where, about feet ID inches mrh had slight goatee when he left is not talli- uVe' Is man of good address, had on good clothes or brown horse, which had snip on its nose He wa, seen about miles below Little Rock going in the direction of Pine Bluff. A very liberal reward will De gwen for the apprehension of the said slave and Rock. NpS M E FIT TON
 Mp,- - - - ON''
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

Cr- Mr. Robinson, formerly of Indianapolis, who, with MT. Fonda, carried on business as dyers and ink manufactures, committed suicide at Urbana, Ohio, few days ago The cause was the arrival of his wife and children from England. He left wife in Indianapolis. His death leaves two widows
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON,

ME subscriber has taken the house on Markham U street known as the Lincoln house. and has fitted uPa splendid Ice Cream Saloon, and will keep always oh hand supply of the most delicious varieties
 lie also has extensive Bakery in connection with ms ms Saloon, and will keep on hand all kinds of Con leetonaries, Cakes Bread etc.
 ne is prepared to supply cake for parties on short notice and reasonable terms.
 May s, 1855 At S. JOHNSON.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

n BENDER has moved bis entire stock of Staple lD. and Fancy Dry Goods into his new brick build ing Markham street, where he will be pleased see his old customers and the public generally. He is now offering great bargains i'll his goods, and those wishing to purchase will find large assortment of choice dry goods, etc., at very reduced prices.
 May
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
\ C \ R ID |.

sI take pleasure in informing the citizens and W Ladies of Little Rock and the public in gene lA that We have received and opened d fine and well selected stock of Sumnler f1uods. consi,ting ot Dry Goods. Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes; also g"od assortment of Trunks, and great variety n 0! her articles Llch we now offer at very low prices cheaper than the cheapest.
 May 29 M EAEE X co lN-OUR. Coffee and Sugar. can be bought al I May 29 NJ. BAER tH cos
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
DRIES

EtARPET- BAGS. Riding, Drovers, Buggy and O Carriage Whips. Brides, and Birdie Filings Glass Lantcrs Hats Boots and Shoes. Paper Hang ings Books and Stationery together with almost eve " article needed by families, all of which will be sold on cheap terms. D. BENDER.
 May
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

f-z>, K l.. CLOHD, S"rseoa DentIst' <ITrYr tie Rock and vicinity. that he has located in this city, whore he intends permanently to ronan for the purpose of practicing hi- profession.
 Teeth inserted on gold plate. from one to tni set in the latest and most approved and warranted to DR. CLoYD is permitted to refer to persons wearing full partial sets which for beauty, utility and comfort, cannot be eXcellcd.
 Dr. C. may be found at the boarding bouse of c. L. Jetiries. opposite the Methodist Church.
 v Ladies waited on at their residences if desired. May l. 1855 3m*
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

ITs TOO BAD.--Barnum, it seems, has decid- ed, greatly to the horror of the New York Tri- bune, not to permit black babies to participate in the national baby show," to take place in the museum in June next.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

OFFICE OF THE CAIRO & FULTON R. R. Co.,l
 Little Rock. Arks., May 29, 1855. DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that | there will be meeting of the Board of Directors in the city of Little Rock Saturday the l4th day of July next. ROSWELL BEEBE, President. May 29 1855 St
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
FLOUR! FLOUR,!
R F. M o V X l. (.

\ FEW barrels of choice brands received and fol -EA sale at NJ. OSBORN'S.
 Na,-
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

and brown Bootees, Chdren's strap and button Shoes. Ladies fine Caters and Congress Boots; fifty pair Ladies fine Kid Slippers, trimmed and plain, for sale low at the family shoe store.
 May 1. MRS. JONES.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
AN ACT to establish an additional Land District
 thN State of M Islnusn

the State of w lSConsin.
 Be + enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- scntatlveS of the United States of America ill Con sr,ss assembled, That all that part of the present Willow River land district, ill the State of Wiscon- sim lying north of tile linedividing townships forty and forty one. tor fourth correction line be- and the same Is hereby. created land district to be called the Fond du Lac Dstrct the office for which shall be located at such place therein the Pre.dent may from time to time, direct.
 $ ,. And be ii further enacted That there shall be appointed by the President by and with the ai- Vice and consent of tile senate d register and a re- telvrl tlr said district who shall respectively be re- Iurtd [" reside a thc site of the oticc be subject to the 3anc aws and sntited to the eamc compensation a~ la or may hereafter be- prescribed by law ill TrA ti"n to otIer land ofi>c If the United States.
 $ 3. And bc it further enacted, That the sales shall continue vt the Willow River district till the iand officers for that district notified that the of lcers for the district created by h. act gre prepared to enter on their duaS and iu all cases hereafter the salaries of land officer, shall commence only from the time they cnter the discharge of their duties
 A1proved February 24, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
Marcus Wagon has again Arrived.

ME have received by the overland route a superb w assortment of black fine French cloths. assorted coors. Doe-e&n Cassimeres and fancy do., black French Mcrinoeo for Gents summer coats and pants. (very fine general assortment of fine and beautiful Ne,tings Crvats. etc, etc., all ot which offered extremely low for cash.
 May l, 1855 F. MARCUS t& co.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

which may hereafter be enacted for the better secr- ty and protection Of property and applicable to such offences shall be- and they hereby, extended, for the protection of said line of telegraph, into and over all the territory belonging to, and under the ju- risdiction of the United States, through which the same may be constructed; and all legal process and proceedings for the detection and punishment of the aforesaid offences shall be within the jurisdiction of the courts and shall be issued and executed by the proper law officers ill the States organized terri tories.
 Approved, February r, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
TERMS OF ADvBBTISIMG}.
sn 2 " D E X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions ot Job ok can
 b ,a<sed bv any printing establishment Tn the country We have nrocured cost of over sixteen hundred do ~ one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which enables us do book and pamphlet ""A tn superior se and at very low prices
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
RICE AND COFFEE.

D ECEIVED and for sale at i( may Nj. OSBORN'S. AN EXTENSIVE assortment of small wares too G1 numerous to detail.
 May Is b. B. HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
BY AUTHORITY. rubiic Acts of ine Tlirfy-Inird Iun.res.
Ji the Emitted Slaf"-

vi iNF iiFFtN >!HI'-s Passed at the second winch begun held the City of Washington in the District o Cnlumbla, on Monday, the 4h day q" December 1854 on Sa tmday, the Sd da, of March, lc51. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President. JESSE D. BRiGHT, Pre- sdent oi the cenaie, tcmporc. LINN Ho speaker oi the House of Representatives.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

LUST OPENED. A CHOICE LOT OF q Silk and and Cotton Hosiery, at
 Mavl MRS JONES.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
STEAMER YUBA.

THIS Boat, CAPT. PRIroHARD, is now .fIerG 3
 in the river, and will be up aa soou aS s thereis sufficient water She will run constantly dur ing thc season. between this city and Cincinnati. april lT
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

JUST OPENED. \ CHOICE SELECTION J of ParaSos, and for sale low at
 May MRS JONES'
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

VST VT'FNTUs Y ANNUEt -N I.N UT ,b Bcrages Linen Cambrc, Muolins Swisses, Prints, summer Silks and Tissue, and for sale low by
 Mnr MRS. JONES.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

S,WAMp LAND SCRIP for sale at 5o per cent - discount, by VIM. E. WAIT.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

English Law X Equity Reports. | VIE 24th volume just received. Subscribers will Il please call for them at the bookstore. aplI l7 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

AN ACT making an Appropriation for Territorial
 Road in the Territory of Nebraska
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatlves of the United States of America in Con gross assembled That for the purpose of constructing territorial road from point on the Missouri River opposite the city of Council Bluffs in the Territory of Nebraska to New Fort Kearney in said territory there be, and hereby is appropriated the of s5o, OOO.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05

Sound, $50 ,ooo," be amended by striking out the words by the construction of breakwater across Croatan Sound"
 Approved, February l4 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-06-05
Approved, February IT, 1855.

AN ACT to provide for the Accommodation of the
 Courts of the United States for the District of Mary
 land, and for Post Office at Baltimore City, Mary
 land.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- scntatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the President of the United States be authorized to procure, to be pro cured. suitable site sites for building or build ings for courthouse and post in the city of Baltimore; and that he prepare and submit to Con- gress, at early day practicable plans and esti mates for the construction of building or buildings on such site sites together with the estimates for fitting up furnishing the for the purposes in- dicated. And if building or buildings should be such site sites which be remodelled or chang ed to the purposes indicated in the title of this bl he shall submit to Congress plans and es inmates for such alterations; and also estimates for fitting up or furnishing such building or buildings: Pr0ulded, That any contract or contracts he may make for any such site or sites shall be conditional and made subject to the approval of Congress.
 Approved, February IT, 1855.
 AN ACT authorizing the Construction of Line of
 Telegraph from the Mississippi or Missouri Rivers
 to the Pacific Ocean,
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con gress assembled, That Hiram 0. Alden and James Eddy their associates and assigns are hereby autho rized and empowered to construct, at their pense line of telegraph, from such point on the Mississippi or Missouri River as they may hereafter select through the public lands belonging to the United States over which lands the right of way two
 hundred feet in width, for that purpose, is hereby granted to San Francisco in California, in as direct line as practicable.
 s2 And be it further enacted, That all voluntary intentional injuries to said line of telegraph or to any property thereto belonging, within the territories of the United States. shall be deemed and here by declared to be wful and malicious trespasses, and shall be punished such; and all laws of the United States now in force in any ter-tority thereof, or
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rot to be enjoyed anywhere else tins side the
Roxy Mountain crest.
In Su,h a recion. amid such scenery viii
soon be Gathered numerous native homo@c-
ncouS population. The influx !"rln2 the
comnc ;,on,hs Of the Spring and Summer
must be very LARGE. The struegl" will be
earnest to make it pro-s'avcry, and the iCr-
der Slave STATES will thosw in a mixed multi
tn,!o OF determined men to secure that result
But Tie North an! East are awake too, and
enterprise an! intelligence are on th'l: SIDE
Men who know most Of the subject ave mos:
hopeful! Atany rate, every man Who thinks
Of ro;rc West should. in view oi the great
interests at stake consider ~nct'ici Kansas E,.
not tie PLACE where he can Is most Tor HIM
."'f and mo,,r !'s,c;!,m.
The importance Of tie issue can hal,:l, Lr
0vc:-c>ti,uotrd Is i, ri more olomrnt tb;n
,h, =. d..,i,icl at Sr.;l>to j. or in car
.rsks ii IN. Alma. i is the
war.,r. o. in>,itu.ions-,." strife VI '.."'''"'
interests: en- onc side H." inte,,,'t o. ",f';'
Force-of Property OF Wrong - O.: II.
other, the intcrrs. Of !Itnsni.v of in!ivi,i
uaI l,i.l:t-of Civilization. Watching from
distance this conte>;. We can note calmly
tie progress Of Lo'h r'rias. ts pl:rio:> W
cannot : il % he deeply Interested in til re
~;:., %: >iall lock eagerly fer every Rem
a.: :n,cl .,,n~c FROM :l.c seat o. war Co,
.!,..cld ,Iir ri..ht,
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KANSAS ENIG!l.iT!CEo


plains Of Kansas The whole tide OF West
crn emigration seems djre"tc! i1itheN 1t
The reports of cnrartured 'spIa''rrs are 10
he credited, 10 other REGION presents nall so
MANY Inducements Possessing soil Of I'M
exan.n'e,l fertility, a climate healthy and
pleasant. extending in an undu'a.:n" success
sion Of fc!ls Ct ser i!r,. led Lcd with wood
land il cornI:r>, every requisite ior a sudden
and brilliant prosperity. These facts, OF
lhcns We. would cause 4 iaroe emigration
VA. n addition. the fact that the question
:, ..;,cr Ia "a. Shall enter the Union as a
~, ,r,sa S,.,. ".a;c can be decided only
'. a.. character oe ,1o w. "a population
mav determine. presents strong :,,,'''
%ew F.r.iam!o.S wandering wc..wer'l to o.
rect their steps Kansas ward. The t,.'s APP
pear 10 warran; >uch a conclusion. We hear
from ever: part Of the country q! parties.
numbering tro:a lirv 70 two hundred persons.
1T tan.a>-I.ound DARN. the late severe
snow Storm IN 'h' West all 'h' rrinr'l''
cities and !ar-e tosn- were running over with
tnr @r>nt>. IN Vermont W" hear 9; partl"S
already cone. Or grt'i''.' rrtdr, Sor:'' as urge
a. t"o l"n'trtd: an'i t'Fre iSS''Frciva 'o"n
III Ike state that VIII 'o' Ind at 'r@>t ~ re-
!r's'"teflr" - III. AtF territory.
We have recently r9in" INFO possession "'
>oi'" i'c'&. parity rom ?HlNa: sources Iii rr-
la:I"h - Eastern Kansas, 'hat RAY PROV" IN
tyrs'>''i:! 70 any roAtrii'I'!a''h" '''' SIC q
..G"''E.
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iMFOnTANTT TO POSTMASTEMS A~l,
TIE PUBLIC.

We are requested to call ~pccia! attention
10 the law Just passed hy Congress. modify
ing The rates OF postage, &C.. p.rticua,l, +,
tho-t provisions requiring that ali letters be-
tween .accS IN The United States shall l..
I:Fcl al .f''on' o'd nti'r Nc Ert Of .fnyI. ~
81. hy stamps or Otherwise, and that iran,
GI o,ttr Ike HrI ~ Jonucrq net ,.n>,,uus.
tc's mus: plar" postage stamps upon AL pre-.
pa!i letter upon Which such STAMPS NAV r,t
!a'e been placed i.v tie writers. or Which
NAV net he enclosed in stamped envelopes
From and after t}c hrN 81 .I},rI. l>55. ii,
l'o>:.'@c 10 lc changed on cac., >lirl,. ,...t,r
icr any distance ia Ike United State, not rx-
crd". :ir"r miles Is tilJc rats. and owe,
j.'',iV Ii.ic, ',n ctli:s.
ne law does not change .l,e.Ai>tjpo RAJ, :
or ir.:'d'.c's IN re9aid 70 letter, To or f.ou,
t':ad =" oiEcr .crc:.n countries. loc does
II 'i:e"t Il" irankirr privilege.
!"'.t"'i ior.s IN REGARD 10 .i,.. ,ro; .;.,.
i.'''. =. 'arti.!r letters will be- carried int,
eject. and >r''c.ai Instructions >.,.,,i {, ro.;
.A;:'''f. 81. tie ~ ecl AS snon Is Tie Noes
Sarv blanks ca: 'c Ir.r.rc! az! ,:..r;l.i::e.,
- . P.,i.,
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''' ''''"ft that Bristol Bill has mad,
a" :, t'''f' 10 escape from prison is con,ra.jic-
t.! y he i! ia,Y>n,. ,.,. ''''' ''''''
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s :. 10 tiNS BIZ n?,
SATURDAY. MARCH, 1853.
st!!.ssN..D EXTENSION.


inquiries it. reeir,. to the prospect q: 'he cx
tension OF the pa>>unY,:c Eailfoad. Perhaps
,.r. Colby cd not expect us TO re>ionI &
h;s inquiries, bot as TO oEe else i'> ''oic it
W., sill DO 50 in part -A:ter inquiries at le
SIR He quarters upon the subject, VIZ have
.,.cr.a;..c,! dat the matter i no' forgotten
bat on the contrary, that ;Jn.e ;ro-rc'' ha
!.v,i mtle within lew wrck>, in !ur:fi"f:nc'
Of IN. enterprise. It viii jc :r,,'et''i''''' -
all Was expected, in the >rn OF >'''.'"'
,r,n .l,. ,on,:- I, low, TX WAY @; a . "r cent
.uara,.ty On tlis sniount ot stock. he rca'!
.ron Il. Connecticut River through, New
II :ml>!irc to Boston guarantee ;'hVn,'V0 q
tbs. AID ,:aI,,.r> 20 this effect have ben tN"
..u,.l within liz. last few ,i.:y:. IL" Read
,l,yyr, ,l:.. ConLr.ticut 70 NV Ioi; ar!rc'
t., Guarantee 500 GEO: Ia: he i:.-.Etk q;
III. NV HAVEN and New York Hoa,! N !It
S,Lry!cr i.au.> will reduce t!,i~ >'!.n :'",liH,'
S25.eo0. Mo-. Of the S3o"."o9 "t sfo'.
,,kru IN Ike country. stands rood, t.!cu"'. II
consequence # removals ll:l the preHn:dr.!
embarrassment " several O! '!c subscribers
s,,.x !, , .Gcivirv Of t.YT 'ilou>1,:1> 20 /.
mat. rood.
The ;.,,ii.cc required to make ~ tiin ~
go. 600 .irc:n.i requisite t. cirry ont tie
! ~
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'.UNN CE.I( ,NHS.
~! TED MARCH {. 80


:''rIoN MolcratorIT W T. 80. ':2o& >
Town Clerk j. |! | Richard; son: Sc, zen. \
y. I. Taft. J. VI i'iIl,hury, T. !. .':,f,~:
Treasurer. john G. Blake: Oversee, a,A =
...ut. D.n:I Gross Listers II. W. E.-..r-
brooks. y +. l;Hge.,>. Jonathan Puvcr> :
t'or~t:i l. al. C,',,ttor, Na'll,.i,! t;,i,lltl
Auditors, Il! W Ea,:cl!ro,.,.-. J,nq,ll,;.
Richardson. Na;'.ia Way; Grand !a!o... j.
{. Bake Jacob =. Gordon. Jo.rr' rn kcr.
C'"N.".-A Moderator. John Crane Town
Treasurer. .!,nic~ $inlo"l>: N,rI.rrr 6,
P"jr. aid Tow" Agent Nathan Noria"
Listers. Jane ::I';.non!s. Hiram Philips. Geo
W. Jcnnr:> Fence Viewers. G. G. Ila!,lv.
Charles Cutler, NJ II. Ma~on :,urcrin,cnd-
cnt \i;i.&a ". Scott Grand .Juror. l.. II
Spa'lin.: Scalcr OF Weight. Measures and
Leaf! cr, .t<a y. Williams Pound Ercpcr.
Charles Cutler: Trustee of Sul,!u>, Hovai
nai"r.
N!.w."&r. = Moderator, i'niroa, Pare
Town lc:k. Seymour Lane Sylcct.ncn. ".
V. Adams, 7. Ni!lcr, J. y. Adams: Treas
urer, :. Lane: Oycrscer OF Poor, l.. Baker:
Constable. J.. u. Adams Listers. J.. Baker.
H. Pro"y, VIM. l.. Batchcl,ler: Grand ,Ju-
ro'>, OrNiiie. Robinson, VIVA. Moon: AGENT.
l.. Baker; Trustees, 5. Lane, O. Eol,;uscr
Geo. l.. Sleeper.
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I'VE HOME VT "A"'
~ re annual M"Tch ERECTION III ''"''' ~
H.. alter The cho:ce "' 20" F" ''''i'''s''','Y'
had been eii"r'ed' JOHN L. ''h''''H' ''>1
intr0inccu TIE 'Ol'o"ih- i'itd:'''' "'''' "
.,o, Tier liberation ard adoption Ey tbs
meeting wa, resisted in a long and lihoret
s,, b., H., Harry U;hharI AMI thci,
JLvJ Carlton. 4 \. ?
:. w. a,d Nv Mann TLev wcr,
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\ NV NN Mcc,iu: y uoi.lo~ The
''""r day, he Vr",.,.~..., ~h""i't sub
r''1br Tor new map @! he r'"! >t,tc>.-
In answer - our inquiry, Is to lis character.
iic r'r'icd that it differed in cl.r essential
particular from any other map cut. New
/! ..Mr>hlrc, he ~.,i,;. "wa> transferred t,c.,
:hc slave 10 TIE tree States .,llr,;;,., 90
course. 10 Tie result of ,hr r,c,.rt, j..,;..n
.: We have received a communicable,
ir"m respectable source. respecting the
deaths i; Island !, nd bv small rox. and ,hr
statement which appeared in our paper a few
weeks ago, Ill regard to them The v,i;,-
says they were no, "Iuackc,i." hut treated u,
man OF experience i'll >gch eases: and
further, that there existed no .dcc, tccl:ro"
at Island Pond. in relation to the Treatment
Of the cases. We vii! only add thai, ,In.
statements published by lis, cam, from a re-
spon>ib.c source, and troHl gentleman who
had the means OF knowing the truth IN ,:.,.
premises. The difference between the two
statements, probably arises from ,.iIrrenr,
Of opinion. in regard to the moJ!c of treat
lnI such cases, and the man who treated
them.
ELECTION o! CEN>ui:s.-TLc n fn,u #
the scvr:a! towns iii this State a,e div nor;
fed TO ,ncet on "Wednesday. TIE 2S.l. inst.
for The purpose Of giving in their votes COR
thirteen persons whom they H"ull clcc, tor
A Council 6: Ccnsor>, a, proyi.!,,! liz Tie Cua-
>'itution. lie statute '.s>:c:.;':c> O'Clock.
i. Vi, :, the i.nlc o. ..tciH- t. ,.c.,-
din otircr in cal, town Is 10 deliver III.
certificate o.the votes given to lie ,icr!, -
tie county cou!; within f,;.r.ccn DAYS fem
.'lr IL, a! ~ rin:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-24

& The Cincinnati Gazette saws The ton,
OF Gen. Harrison, TX President Of the I,;.
ted States. IS IN >hsmrtu state o., rn,l.,.,
and recommends The Legislature ol GI;, ),
make . lihcral appropriation for is r.,,,;,
and ihc erection O! monument.
~ HI h-.H.ot b I'SiTNNI,X rr,,.
Niagara Is nearly CON !ctcd. On F,;I,v -.
;"ccri"'''e with passenger ear. li,,.,, wal,
"''''sf' cro>sc'. and rccro>>,dii. The .tru,,
urc was sound to be VERY steady. >ink;nr
'han t'ifcr inches al Tie middle as IN.
passed over IT i estimated Mat It j. cana
ne G; Sustaining. a Weigh. Of l2.ooo ions
= he Mormon, h...e I.;,i,i :, >..,,,..
ply "loE Tie Great salt Lake. ali. b,., -,
'H'he'E y L IL ir;cn out FROM = ;,,;
IN" srrlh@ ltah Territory now h., ,o.
u!at;"n q 4 .0'}o, and that of Salt Lake
is !.e"o.