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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

yen.io % M,gs a 81 unmanlv q
TEMP IDtsick to| ca III Demoe !, y. sad ca.
Re Ft. eead d chan"Sas,a' 's
pinid pf no zothingism ,hssago0
ntiolI N svigd| lester Con,a y, A'as
pnfr ~ in r. 1blief tlat Knos,a Y = bs
bill y but sailiahse II IN WIN ! Aoli
|9tvhig party withEthe Abolitioni.,. l Is
North, for the purpose Of brcakin'. 7, W
|. liz Den0ciatisl Rephb lican pariv I ysgsa
II ought ybut 20 stimulate th.c I'm. \
lbf virginia. VI more cid r,tetic AN q y
procure the election Of Vie MT
and .Bocock. -.'sYVhN
Under tlIc FIRST |rqtolutioithe s,aL.a'
committees were appointed: fsgj,
Jol,n RiTpetcc Jamps cartmi,l s Y Y
budding, Gideon. Ftedricks and KHAN \: ,
r. Mecks, 1soy's taley--H' NJ 'Ra, .,a
s. X. Dame, John Null, David Ili. .'a'l' y
w. IA, Love. Hurricane Bti,la $500 +
,. Thompson, Capt.l A. ]. BecEs,l \ !.
Short Charles Conner and Am; n n \, -
McCallistcr DaTs.Jones, re,;.. \ a' Z
viz J dhes, jos. Foster, John Ball Z 1I'
Mcclure and Hiram johnson. u ' M
ders Precinct Garland Parish 1 s
Frazier H., VIM Jones', Allch n, , snsa
William LeGg. Bg6aio--D. j. W.T. MI
ton, Capt Geo. y. Allen, 4. d. R,ns.
" NV Blackwell and Richard 's ~ \
E'iighseen-Jamcs Kountz, John IL 49, &C.
", JUhif Q. l.hOnMs, Elgsy IIjooiss.1i.s.
and james Woodall.g Red Iossa !;
Watkins, Kelly MiIam, Albcr N...
John Hsrman, sr., ind A. i Co., ,.,a'A y /
Pofa y illiiam Short, William NM.
Adam AsbcFry Isaac Asberry, Rs ysa
Rust and Wal Martin. Md Kill, I NJ
Grass, Samuel Nicholas, Green pal. " Y
Howard Connard and James AIctalIis, !
The Democrats named III the ' NJ
Committees are most urgently rcoues.d a'
organ iEc at cDce. Now isthc INT III /,
party need tlpeirserrices--tlis Is I ~
battle forpripciplein yirginia.l r.
Resolced, That the proceedings Il i.
meeting be published il the ..S.ar IA N
Kanawha Valley, Dsahd that the Dcher.
ic papers IN this Congressional Dis%
and the "Riclim0nd Enquirer Be rldS. s'
ed u copy. ff.1f M Il"
4. On motion, no meeting adjourned
-z ROBERT HALL Ch,m
lE NV Il u 1fj...~h.aS 10 f1.sgi IL =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28
(coMMUNIcATIoNs.)
For t't X "s!'r 9fthe kanay ha valley"

\rf 'Ac 'otaI " tue hanaWna valley" II
>MEssRs. EDroRs:- i find that a con.
ventionis about to be held in liar.
risyille, Richie county, to nominate
% candidate for Congress, to reflect
the will Of the people or thia Con-
gressional District, in the next Con.
gress Of the United States.
It seems. to me, Messrs. Editors,
thatwe should seriously take into cof.
sideration the political principles and
issues that should influence lie ,,co-
pie, or their Representatives in CON
vention| assembled in selection OF !
candidate, to protect and defend the
rights and interests Of the people III
the next Congress. Fanaticisin and
error has Jdethroned reason at the
North. The hydra head Of Aboli-
tionism, ree-Soilisln, and Know.
1 othingism have the ascendenncy II
the non-slayeholding States, NE
Wing party have become Abolition.
lied at the North, and Abolitionism
haa became the head and tail ol
Know nottingham. This dark cloud
Of fanaticism, which overhanss the
North, obscuring the bright rays b
heaven, have been seized upon ~
the traitors Of the South and under
the plea ofpatriotism and christian.
ity Know Nothingism rises up, Ia fhe
dark hours Of midnight, with bdt I
0ue tapfrthe light Of robbers and
and thieves.
In the next Congress, the insttittu-,
tons of the South will Be most VIC,
lently assailed and the Union Itself
imperiled. Let those whose interest
tits TO protect the. South, and a.
fend the constitution, the palladium
Of our liberties linviolats. lis.
= =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

ne cav u The delegates of The i.
HS1-isvilll convention :. ,y
Il y II ma opinionS0 hc I "a
M lml lcct Al ths Ind. n
hea u I I = oxLy PARTY pw \,
MN y 10 ,iality i w0rt| ci e
rcs,cct asI.tc6ntidence ~ NE re III
Of Virginia, as well a. of Thu Con.
rrcssional District. have scanned
well the opinions, position nn9 lnr
.auencc or each and al sbI thOsc,
mo have been spoken of 70 all this
i,nportaut position nt this particular
|Erisis! Ndhcl of whom have express
n 1d opinions 30 CONSEQUENT with the
| Fselines 81 every tFu6 P6tfioE ai N 4
| liver 81 the instItati6Gs pc The South
d. DAs'L, iB:a WSsniSGrcN EsHq. q
the county Of Putnam. LIE n . mi mi
bic, scion Of the great and iilns ! 4, 4
Washington, ths fhthsqrs pf his c ''fr \
Mr., Washing ton gives W his. views q \
| iii an !, able address. Read n yoI
voters ofthe, Eleventh Congress iolnl Al
District. You wiIl see IN II the t lrsllllf
principles Of patriotism and HI u ll ls'i
MI. Hayhi5n I; to a, III vi l,tI public
ape ker, has but few equals The tis
fluent, 1 forcible and eloquent ! and
.as bold, and as indep lent AS Me
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

brfs deny tlrit connection Win INC or'
der, is the work Of traitors. They pro.
loss To be saints; hui. Khatac.s- haie they
given Us - Judge them by? IL Massa'
chusetts they have, from the Governor
down, elected Abolitionists. In Maine,
10 Ohio, in Michigan lip Illinois, Wis
eollsin and New Jersey they have elected
tAbolitionisis q The deepest die-and 50
they have done III Pennsylvania and other
safes. Indeed, every where North Of Ma
soa and Dixor's line. who're elections have
been held, as with the bosom of:sdestric-
Itisn, they have swept every man from Of
ice Who dared lin his voice III defence 81
The violated rightsof the South. The Al.
olitionis,s in The North have large ma
jority in the congcss elect. N The Con.
Decticut Palladium, in ex1lting over these
victories, says; hen viii this work be
fnislledt Observation-Disclosures IH Is 10;
psalea; ahelFagi;fs Sgass Lam rspepisd;;
IL. WamOt Prori:t tastsaed on Va oryanii,
1sd srraoriss;; thG policy d no,fintcrsen.
ton overthruwn; sidrery aIoiished IN NJ
States, OR the Uxlos prssoLvED!, Then.
We suppose, the Know.No;hings will ex.
ult over the dissolution OF the Union! No
. l..
one will deny that the KNOWN otllinss
haze elected those men, Hty ermh oter Il
WE'LL let them pass those
measures, and the Southern States win
seccdc from the, Onion they will not sit
ina hopeless minority .;and see their right
trodden under the feet Of IN over-bearing
and an insulting majority, led on by the
irch:traitor Seward. This will be- a
Know Nothing triumph. indeed; but one
Dyer which the friends 81 liberty through
u.sthc world will weep tears of blood.
Peoples rejudiccs close their ears against
hc voice Of reason and truth. People Of
putnam. if you ,loye your own cherished
nsttutions--if you love the constitution,
rnm''d for your benefit by the fathers of
'ur .eountry-if you loyo Virginia, the
'one Of your childhood. and the grave
t your fathers, do not surrender one inch :
! ground to this hydra-headed dragon
{ iniquity. When this ihfernel combi..
alton carries Virginia, tie last hope Of
hc South is gone. Weask those engaged
> this Know. Nothing business to pause
single moment and reflect upon the con-
'quences Of what they are doing--to
suseI before tlry strike the fatal blow
lat will sever the last link that binds this
together. We are opposed
; foreign'rs--we are opposed 70 "politi- !
y Roh'anism''- post Of nlt>we arc !
opposed to this NORTHERN POLITICAL BAN. 9
lrTl' called Know, Nothinyism; the menu
ere Of which meet at night, and hide g
'cmsclves in darkness. TO-. -. !: II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28
. Know. Nolhinsisnl Exposed.

On eur first page will be found full
and cdlect expo sure Of the workings Of the
ordcrsf the "dark lantern gentry" We
advise1sur readers, one and all, to pcruse
it, thatvthcy may see and know what this
new-laHgled Yapkeeism Is. .........5,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

Tn. The K.htow,-N,Ioo,thing candidate for May,
or was defeated by 600 majority in os-
wego. M; and in Troy, Grisweld Dom J
has been1sslected mayor over the Know:
Nothing candidate BY 200 majority.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

Tho ~pemocratie State Convention OF
Kentucky met at Frankfort on the 18th
inst, and.:nominat{d Beverly L. Clark for
Covering aud Boyah Magafiin for Lieut..
Governor Resolutions strongly denoun-
cling acknowledging were passed.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28
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The Latest Difficulty with Cnba--The la,i,f.
H bun eutfage.n 9 II

lH# The special Washington co,r.,.
pendent of|fhe New York Tim,.
5teIegraphs asAfoIlows, under date \
March 10: n
EHf ltis ruinofed thut orders Cd N,
ftto Havana for the naval force tber
| to seek rel afation for the El Dofa.
| do outrage. The Steamer lrIncetop
With ten heavy guns, ia already there,
the steamer Fulton, with 1--WE gun,
thc frigate Columbia with fifty INV,
md the sloop Falmouth, with t@enlv
guns, are eitherthefe now Or willbs
Very soon. They are all under coIu
rnland Of Commodore Newton. Th.r
IN an additional force Of fifty.four
guns at Norfolk ready, ffif wanted III
short notice. The administration,
fiery, butt don't know how long 4
will continue DO. YIIE
The N. Y. IHcraid's Havana co,
respondent gives the followi,a.x
the particulars ofthe Fl Dorado Oil
rage. HI
1.-The particulars of the firing ii
the Eldorado By theESpanish friSap
Ferrolana, ofMhich YOU have proba
bly, been informed by telcgraphfSs
New Orleansaarc al follows:I Mt
"a few minntcs afterlnidnight, u
the 9th March, inst. the III. DORADO
made the light Oh Cape san Antonio.
"a short time after saw y Ship, Wild
turned out 70 be- the trigate ferols
na, steering ID the southwest. Whes
ata distance pc about three quarteb
ofa mile sheIfired a shot All tile b
Dorado, (without having made ant
signal whateyerD which fen abovk
twenty yards from TIE larboard si1s
Of The steamer. The helm was puts
sstarboard, and, with the intention d
passing underline frigates stern, IAN
down toward her, but shr fired ana
other shot, when about three lll1
,traa,{ i.Lx. VI Aa9IF..11t 81 4 1, ,,.g
! !. I'll, 800 iiSas..lt, Inat Passea qulN
1 !, XIV. w ~ iat1 ri Wneei-housE
,Sa,, Il !. ! Q. q. { : ns engines wy 4,
h,''1, vpPsn aaai,he Figase nalla Y.
I. 4 ~, la enc. afked 'WnaI I y vi
y ssassi ! and Sas aRsWered -s y
frnnn bs;n i ,ai. la ..sh IN. .o i,rtiaE
]. Ey !. Ssis .o1o 1ne steamer npgl
i ID y, ! ll 4 ~ Havana,
iii Y'I1 n. Asr Sop amer soI
VI Il ~ lrl \! II was again nalea'
Sa u rlay lnquirAng n ma snip W.
y ne destlalned gall night. They ~
swerea, . 2 pOat w0uldbc sent along
sid lt, winch was done; The oiilea
~ lne boat asked tor the ~ Doredei /
papers, and was shown the clcaii
a p and bill a health 4onA Il
Aller thls the ~ dorado .lFas tol
g REec ecd, as soon ss the boat y
u ssHthciehtly distant nom the sleam II
y Rei9g presume that those AZ "
|, GIG NOT desire 9 cold abath q
E Y GArly hour t ~ ths morning. u:
mliisutes beside beinas, co,,m oa u
;un out of her course. Hert lighu
r5t II III ...sa
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28
For tie '-starr 81 lie Observation-Disclosures,

I MEssRs. EprroRs:-7I scnd y,ou liz iii.
lowing extract from Tic Penny Post
Speaking Of Mr.. Bcale, The editor saws:
ne IL q member, md ue learna coatis.
tent member cfMe BolAist Chare1 h,
The writer of this knows Mr.. Beale
personally. He is not ii member Of any
Church. and i one Of the most disgusting.
ly profanc men in his donycrsatioh7I ever
heard. In proof Of this the editorof the
Post can satisfy himself by writing ID any
citizen, saint orsinncr, of Mason 81 Put
nam counties who ,was ever III biz com
pany ten minutes. When Hin Buffalo,
about three months since, he vas asked
whathc thought Of the Know Nothings?,'
His reply was that Tie ca d--tl t6inos
had not crossed the Ohio river yetn'4 III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

"Godes for April has been received.
1t contains its usual variety of interesting.
and instructive matter. ILL.,.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28

Know Nethingiam j. below pal, par in At
kansas, The Legislature Of that STATE hes
passed resolutions denouneing the Order
81 = sotc 81 oltoe. 81
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-28
The "lirsinia Telescope p VS.. Nr. Wixr !,

4 The Telescope camc 70 us hist week we
\ suppose shorn ofits neutrality, for it has
a Glitorialartirlcinit vitulently and false,
! " assailing Mr.. Wise. The 7sieseope
! claims 10 be religious paper, and is ed.
tied by a clergyman. We had thought
there would be ,onc cleft in Tarsus who
would no. soil lis garments" but in this
wewere mistaken. Tho cditofrquotes the
oft rcfuted lie and SANDER published in
the Richmond Post, La st week we pub
lifshed correspondence between Roger
4. FRY or, Esq, one Of the editors Of the
Richmond Enquirer, and Rev. Charles Al
Davis, pastor OF the Trinity Church, which
gives tho lie to the base SANDER: but, we
suppose the editor Of the Telescope over.
looked 1t. and We therefore publish it again
for his especial benefit: ...las-t.-ofi ~a,
EsQrrRER orfrrcE, March 7th, 's5.
Dear Sir:--I have understood that you
heard Mr.. Wise's recent speech at the
African Church in this city. VIII YOU
do me the kindness aud Mr.. Wise the 'us.
tice TO state whether there was ANYTHING
in that speech dcrogatory to the faith or
offensive to the feelings ii tho Methodist
denomination. .-IT.
Very respectfully, .@~. -
#C E.}. Your obedieht servant, ~ i
-. : .@tROGER a. PRYOR. Y
REv. CHARlEs A.. DAVIS. = Fl
RrcHaoSp, VA. March 7th, 1855.
Dear sir:.-In reply 10 your note Of his
date. have no hesitation in saying. that
| was present md heard the recent Speech
OF MI. Wise, delivered IN the African
Church in this city. There was nothing
IN That speechwhich could, with any rius.
tee Of propriety, be considered as an ~.
sauit upon the Methodist Church. Rs Goy
eminent, doctrines, ministers, or risases.
should have been quick to detect; and
prompt to rcpel auy such attack, whether
made openly Or otherwise, directly d III,
directly. 70 ssa2Q = aiE' 81
yustieS to Mr.: wise; IS non Ii courtesy
to you, requires this brief note ~ ysz q
- Very respectfully zoe 10 'loI2flg|
Your. q edient seryafit, % q
- az &c 4erueJ ]! CO IiJS viSal6
7 fStp. Il !, !: fsfssssi 60
Inc telescope seysro 'sWs shall take
occasion tosnotice hereafter Ms remarks
at Point .Plsasane. = Ew days ago, nj IL.
gard 70 !" Prosssiaaf lriesi."" Mf.dvise
said nothing about minis,er,I {, vho, y wore Il
preachers Of the G'yord indeed, so far
from 4 he spoke iathe hughes. praise OF
them But Ee.did give ssinRsaf isb6ke
tS-,hoss poldea1 preataes solyss n
sheeP's clothing who ..stesl he livery
|of Hesyento ssryyths asyil in. and vS q
disgraee their highlasd hDly calling y
ningling wish ne pOlities and isms sftlis
day Who preach the Word 81 'God b
ileir eopgregstions y the day, and atnigl,t
reetin eonelaye with political hacks and
brokeA-down politicians, sworn to array
one eel o. Christians against another, 10
IIlf tit .u1 - t.fl. ~ PES. - r
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
Correspondence Between the Secretary of State and Governor Reeder of Kansas.

W. L. MARCY, ESQ, TO GOVERNOR REEDER.
 DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
 Washington June II, 1955.}
 SIR: am directed by the President to in- form you that with the developments before hlm Tn reference to purchases of Kansas half breed reservations made by you in the Territo- ry of Kansas and in which, as you state, Judges Johnston and Elmore, of the supreme court of the territory, and MT. Isaacs, the district attor- hey, participated; and in reference, also, to other speculatlons by you in lands of the territory, apparently Tn violation of acts of Congress, and of regulations of the department, he feels en- barrassed to see how, consistently with his con- vlctlons of duty he can allow the present off, cal relation to the territory of yourself or of either of the other gentlemen named to con- tlnue, unless the impressions which now rest upon his mind shall be removed by satisfactory explanations
 The President will, however, be glad to re- 'ceive and consider any explanations which you may desire to make in regard to the character and extent of the transactions above referred to, and particularly the matters spoken of in the letter of c. w. Clarke, Indian agent dated May 8, 1855 and addressed to the superintend- ent of Indian affairs for Kansas, a copy of which was forwarded to you at Easton on the 5th inst
 am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant. w. l.. MARCY. Hon. A. H. REEDER, care of John Cochranc, Surveyor, etc., city of New York.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

that he cannot gaze upwards towards this hea- venly Father with hope and faith. But to con- clude. Living as we do, under the broad agis of the American constitution, protected by the broad banner of American liberty, we have met here to-day as American citizens, as brothers. lnheriting as we do, from those glorious men who have preceded us and who have "sunk to their long rest as quietly as one who wraps the drapery of his couch around him and sinks down to pleasant dreams glorious heritage, it IS our duty to transmit the same to our posteri- ty unimpaired, that they may hereafter, as we have to those who have preceded us, rise up and call us blessed.
 "What matter that at different shrines
 We kneel unto one God
 What matter though at different times
 Our fathers won the sod.
 As Nubian rocks and Ethiop sands,
 Long floating down the Nile,
 Builtup old Egypts fertile land
 For many an hundred milc
 So Christian bands from Eng1ard came.
 And bands from other la.:is
 Yet built an altar and me
 To raise nation fir n..
 10 build fame yet not forget
 The sources when they rose,
 Asswclled by many rivulet
 The Mississippi hows /"
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
Hardware. Cutlery. Etc.

pECEIN ED and for sale by the subscriber, a gene 1e ral assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Carpen- ter Tools, etc., consisting ill part of the following articles
 Brass top and bronzed androns: dog irons: fine irons; waffle irons frying pans; tea kettles saucepans:
 knives and forks ab blo and teaspoons; basng spoons; flesh forks; coffee mills; pocket knives: pruning knives; straw knives grain and grass scythe blades; Simmons, Collins, Sharp's and Hunts Ohio and Kentucky axes; grubbng hoes; garden and corn field hoes; rakes; long and short handled shovels and spades: hand saws: hatchets; hammers; min files; rasps; bench screws; rim locks: Boston store door locks desk locks; pad locks flint and percussion locks; steelvards: spring balances; crank and rollers for grindstones; square lanterns spttoons wire rat traps; tea cannsters cut cks screws; cork stops molasses gates log, halter and trace chains curry combs br dle btts stirrup irons knitting pnS needles; steel and silver thinbles, etc, etc. M OSBORN.
 iu1
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

SOUND DocTRINE.-The Indiana State Sen- tinel, democrat, speaking in behalf of the de- mocratic party of that State, says:
 But the hour of battle has not yet come. In the meantime speaking for the democracy of Indiana, we proclaim that any party which re- fuses to admit a new State on the same equal terms with the other States of this confedera- cy, but attempts to attach to her admission con- ditions which trammel her co-equal sovereign ty, is a party which ought to die, will die, and, by the hel p of God, we intend to do all we can to make 1t die.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
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NoW York; August ?, 1852. .-e5~This is to certify, that having been afflicted with liver complaint for ten years, and after having tried nearly every known remedy without finding re- lief, was at last induced to try Dr. M'Lane's Ce- lebrated Liver Pills, and after using only teCo bones, was perfectly cured. now take pleasure in recommending them to the public, the best Liver or general Antibilious Pills ever offered to the public. MRS. ANN MALoNA,
 No. 17 Rivington street. P.S. The above valuable medicine also Dr. M Lane s celebrated Vermifuge can now be had at all respecta ble Drug Stores in the United States.
 s85 Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none but Dr. M'Lane's Vermifuge. All others in comparison, are worthless.
 For sale wholesale and retail in Little Rock, by
 Dr. J. J. McALMONT & CO.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
An :. Editorial IgnOra,nus.'.

The Madison Banner, very dirty know nothing sheet, thus alludes to Governor WISE, of Virginia. itsays:
 "Who is he? A malicious, aforethought and atrocious murderer, whose hands are dripping with the lifes blood of an innocent victm- Hs t is w1to s1eao CiUey. He it as 0ho pzanned and aronge1, throughout and peJect}y, CiNsys PrenaedItated and ,ntinaely deah. Wlse sent tue bullet through CiNey's heart"
 WISE never did any such thing. A Ken lucky whig by the name of GRAVES sent the bullet through CILLEY's heart" Mir. WISE is as guitless of the death of CILLEY as is the editor of the Banner of knowing anything about the political history of the country. It is true he acted as GRAVES second, after doing all that he could to bring the matter to a peaceful and friendly reconciliation. V Cincinnati Enquirer.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
GOV. REEDER TO w. l.. MARCY. ESQ.

 SIR: Your letter of the 11th, postmarked the l2th, was handed me between ten and eleven o'clock last night after had made all my ar engagements to leave for Kansas at six o'clock this morning.
 could not remain at home to reply fully tc the communication without gross neglect of my official duties, and it is equally clear that 1 can not give to the grave matters 1t contains the deliberate reply which they require while I am en route day and night. Nothing is left me, therefore, but to proceed to the territory, and reply to your communication there. 1 wrote to the President yesterday from Easton, and must express my regret that your communica- ton vas not made at an earlier day.
 Very respectfully, your ob't serv't
 A. H. REEDER. Hon. W. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State, Wash lngton.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
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MaT1ied-On the 4th inst by Rev. T. Fraser, jr., MT. RICHARD BRAGG to Miss REBECcA BERRYMAN both of this city.
 On the 26th of June, 1855, by John P. Har- ris, esq, Mir. CALVIN c. CLARK to Miss MARY ANN DENT, all of this county.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
NOTICE to the individual stockholders

" Of the Little ROCK Lumber and Manufacturing Company is hereby given that there was an install ment of S2oO due on each share of said companv's stock on the lst day of Julyy you will please come forward and pay up your installmcnts. Further notice is hereby given, that meeting of the 18th inst at the store of Messrs Rapey Hanger x Pope. prompt and full attendance is desired. as there is business of importance to transact
 JARED c. MARTIN. President
 Little Rock Lumber and Manufacturing Co. Little Rock iuly To- '55
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
5000

e2OnN LBS. No. Hollow Ware consisting O CUVU Large Pots, Sugar Kettles. Ovens, Skill lets and Lids etc., etc., received and for sale by
 iuIv 10 N OSBORN
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
To The Hunters of Arkansas.

' AMn opening and offer for sale reduced prices
 choice lot of rifles double and single barreled shot guns, pistols powder horns and fasks shot pouches game bags powder and lead. buck bird and squirrel shot etc., eic. NJ. OSBORN. ink. IL