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Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
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~ The aggregate number of deaths in
Baltimore during the past year, is 3746.
OF The most popular style of house, is the.
" English basement"
I5- Long coat tails, hanging below short
cloaks, are a la mode,
o. Richard IIdreth, Esq, has retired from
the editorship of the Boston Telegraph.
o. Specimens ofgold have been found on,
a tarInm plymouth Vt.
CE5-A fine pair of elks attached to buggy,
were driven through the principal streets vi;
Louisville (Ky) last week.
Or Tinted gloves are superseding white
for the evening toiet-lemon color prevailing.
0HH5- The man who was " bent on matrimOny,''~
stra ghtened up afterwards
0c1- Mr.. Joseph lIalI of Walpole, reached
his lOlst year on Tuesday last.
Or Lives lost by burning buildings in 1854
Ill.
CO According to the Liverpool Albion the
population Of Russia is not over 81 900 900,
while that of England aad France is estimated
at Gl,000O00.
W y WOdcl return upon VIII was recent
ly made by deputy sheriff in Morgan County,
Ind. Il was:-" Served the within, but was
fit vita brckbats by the woman, so that
couldn't serve IT."
0~I-Another strike among the iron boilers of
Wheeling is threatened, from the expressed in
tentOns on the part Of some OF the manufac-
turcs to make Il reduction Of one dollar per ton
on their wages. ....
IT, Comtortable-To be blessed with half
dozen children Of your own,and at last double
that number of nephews and nleces, all cxpcc-
ting New Years gifts, and " nary red in the
sub-treasury.
o. The patience and persever ce of the
people OF Charleston have at len n been re-
warded by coplous supply Of er, now issu--
, ing from their artesian well.
(Ey- The election in Nebraska has resulted
in the choice OF y. B. Giddings as Delegate to.
, Congress, there having been about eight hum
dred votes polled. Giddngs is a Democrat,
from Missouri, OF the Benton school, and oppo,-
ed 10 slavery.
. kHOw NorHINGs IN CONCREss.-A Washing
i ton cores pondent says;
ii 1t Is stated that direct vote large ma
= jorlty of the House will be found Native Amer
:. leans in principle, and that about eighty menu
. bers belong to the Know Nothing Order.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
GOSSIP ABOUT TOWN.

OF The ponds in our streets are not yet
navigable. Sail boatsare in consumption
0%r Why are the Town Commissioners like
bad artillery' Because they don't discharge
their ordinance.
OT- veiied--the Sun, most Of the time.---
Luna, toe. has refused to light the evening
walk. She is paying visit to our antipodes.
-GS7-ln- Agitation-the question Of having
another BGnk in our town. Thea we'll have
money, but, ahem lin whose pockets! f..
6r"A lamp to our feet, light to our
path the lamp at Eliason's corner. What
q worthy example for others to follow!
OF Knee-deep and upwards-the mud, some
places in the streets.
0Er Alas! for our Town mo Lyceums, no
Debating Socicties-no Nothing Wisdom
crieth aloud from the streets"
o. "IIard times comes knocking at the
door in steps tho sheriff
0F Commelced-a ser es Of meetings in
the NJ, f. church. Warm in the hearts OF the
laity is the pastor.
OF Puff, puff, puff, goes the engine of Bow
man. Elliott q Co',-chink, chnk, chink, goes
the hammer, and out comes the machines, ready
made.
OF Are there any authorities" to stop thc
" "howlng nuisance!" We can sleep very wei
amid peals of thunder, but half dozen dogs
yelpng, growing and bowling, is enough tC
disturb the equnimity of old Pluto himself
65- Excellent for corns-the soft, muddy
| streets Wonder if our authorities are no
plagued with them!
t 6- In what does putting consist In buy
: ing and smoking some OF Squire Colts nm
E cigars.
o. More than half Maine Law man
Scout, at the Landing. The negroes say nj
liquor won't make them drunk Add litt
more water to it, friend Scout, and we will Sc
you down as a frst-rate Maine Law man.
ET- In Town on Saturday-the "Italian
from Dover. Like all Italians he is fine look
ing, and he speaks English remarkably we'll
THIS is no wonder, since he has been in thi
country SO long having been born in Philade
phia, and resident of either that place c
: Smyrna since that memorable event. Frlen
5 Reporter, this almost equals the case of tn
FreMchman," born and reared in Cork VIII
t came to our town year or two ago! "Who
e the dHpe! !"
9 OF Intends Selling Off--M. Stern, the clc
: thier. He requests persons owing him to for
n over.
GE5- First of the Season--Yei neds. pE
and suckers, made their appearance in OF
streets yesterday.
o. Warm Weather-the last week or tw
The thermometer has been up to 63 deg, al
ladies' used their fans in church as freely as
summer.
= o. An elegant Variety Stcre-that kept |
: Mrs. Roberts, on Commerce street. All KIN
|, of trimmings, patterns lace goods, and in ia
n everything for complete outfit. Read h
card in another column, aud call and exami
! for yourself
e OF For Sale--the mill and house and
/. belonging to Mr.. Joseph NJ. Barr. There is
ofl extensive forest in the neighborhood of {
:, former, and of course timber in abundance
. saw.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

LOTTERY GAMBLIEG.-The Statesman is ont
against the infamous lottery system. Another
application has been made to the Legislature
OF this State for lottery grant of nine years,
for which the petitioners offer 800 600. This
shows how profitable this kind of gcmblinu
must be to those engaged in it, as we'll as the
nature of the influence exerted over the I,egis.
laturs to keep up its legal vitality Oh, Della
ware where is thy shame! a'.- =.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

Governor, the Secretary of State, the members
of the Judiciary of this State, the acting mem
hers of both Houses of Congress, elect, from
this State to, seats on the floor of the House.
y Mr. Wilson PRESENTED petition OF 1S citi-
zens of New Castle county, prayinga modifca-
tion Of the laws in relation to free negroes.--
Which was read and referred to Messrs. Will
4on, Shipley and Spruanee. y
! Mr.. Harry laid on the table aresolution re-
ferring "the variout parts of the Governor +
Message to separate committees; which was
read and adopted.
b. Adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

week past, the mail has not reached US until
from one to two. and sometimes three hours
after the usual time. The delay is said to be
occasioned Dy the bad condition Of the roads
On Friday evening, in consequence of an acci-
dent, the. mail did not reach Smyrna until about
half past eight o'clock. In descending the hill
at Cantwells Bridge, the horEss became un-
manageable. and run against one of the abut-
ments OF the bridge, breaking the tongue of the
hack, and coming near emptying the load Of
passengers in the creek. .lsl a a9
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

LIBEL Su:r.-Wc understand that Mr. Phil
lip QurgIcy, OF ths city, has commenced suit
against the Phlladclphm. Wilmington and Bal
Innorc hal.roud Company for Abei. Hon. Rev
crdy Johnson 4nD Henry Winter Davis are Mir.
Quigicy's counsel. The suit is commenced IN
the Circuit Court or The Un;tcd States and dam
ages are laid at >;25, ,G00.-Del Journat.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
EQ { \ LITl TO 4 l. i!
UNi: ORMlTY OF PRICES 4!
NEW FEATURE N BUSINESS!
Everyone his Own Salesman.
JONES IL Co,
OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE

OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
Q z q NEIN 6 ST. RE 8
No. 200 Market street, above 9TH. Shiladelphla.
>sa N addition to he wing the largest Most vared
N L and fashionable sIOCk ni CloIhIHg in PhIla-
Viii delPhla, made expressly for retail sules. hat Q
constituted every one his own salesman, BY having
marked in figures, each article, The very lowest
price ii can he sold for 50 they cannot possibly vary
all must huy a!Ikc.
The gbnds are all we'll sponged and prepared. aid
great parus taken WITH the making that all ran buy
wnh III, fun of getting good urIce al The
very lowest Pricr.
Also, a large stock OF piece Goods un hand Of the
latest STYLES and hest qualities, winch will he made
order IN the most fashionable and best manner % nor
cent below credit prices.
Remember the CRESCENT, in Market, ah9ve 9th.
No. 200
JONES & co.
Dec, -. lS5t-lv.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

BALTIMORE AND CHEsrERTowN-Thc Chcs-
tcriown (Md.) News complains that the citizens
OF that place, aud Kent county generally, find
much difficulty IN reaching Baltimore, from the
tact that the stcambodts ruHn.ug Oh Chester
river have made ''lIarrison's Landing" on the
Queen Anne's SIDE the terminus of the route,
Instead OF coming up to CEesJe town as former
iy. A proposition has been started to procure
new boat to run directly between Chester
town and Baltimore
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

A NOVEL ENrERrRisE.- The bark Family
Banning, OF Wilmington, Del, now at the At
lantic dock, Brookiyn is receiving on board
three OF the Nautilus Submarine Company's
diving apparatus, &c. She is to sail in a few
days for the Pacific ocean on a pearl fishing
expedition. 1t Is SAID that she has been fitted
up at a heavy expense by some enterprslng
gentlemen, and the crew, officers and divers OF
such a class of persons as to secure success in
this new enterprise.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

AsrRoHoMY's : CoNQUEsT IN lS54.--Professor
Chaills Announces, as the conquest OF astrOno-
my during the past year, four ncw planets, and
the same nuhbrr utneW comets; none OF the
latter have been yet identified with any of
their predecessors, which, unfortunately, is aiso
the case with the planets which, instead Of be-
ing the mystic seven, bids fair to increase to
seyepty; equally to the Inconvenience OF as;ron-
omers and juvenile students Of astronomical
catechsm.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

SE1LrNG L. :. MAIL DAGS.-A man has been
arrested in New York on the charge OF selling
several mail bags knowing then TO be the pro-
pcrty Of the United States. The punishment
Is fine and imprisonment, the latter extending
from one to three years. As mail bags are fre-
quentiy missing from the various post-oficcs,
the authorities 1t is said, have resolved to pro-
secute all who violate The law, as we'll as their
aidrrs and abctturs.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
07- The Susser .Yevs contains the follow

o. The SuSSer .NeUS contains the follow
ing:
ADyIcE.-We would advise the Post Mas
terS between this place and Phlade phla, not
to let the papers directed to other places, be
stopped at their Offices. For some time past
we have been minus of our daily papers when
ever there was any important news. We think
persons who are 50 extremely unxIous after the
news should Subscribe tor the papers.
o." The Milton correspondent of the same
paper says:
Some OF our inhabitants seem to be very SUI
perstItiuus. There Is house here, owned by
! Capt. \. Marshall, where it seems the dwellers
In the spirit world occasionally meet, though
tor what purpose is not knowa. No less than
/ three families have vacated the premises on ac.
couat Of It's very mysterious visitors. Last
evening party of four met, and passed the
evening at the house, but were appointed in
seeing anything strange or supernatural. 1t is
strange that there are those 50 crcdulous as to
lend an ear TO snch frivolous reports, that the
departed can revisit earth at all.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
The Liquor Law in Rhode Island.

The Court SustainS all the provisions essen
tial to the vitality oil Prohibitnry enactments
against the Liquor traffic. The Court has
simply pronounced the seizure clause, as At noro
stands, unconstitutional This was apprehend.
ed and predicted By many good friends of the
Law when that clause was inserted All that
is necessary, is TO get that Section amended BY
the next Legislature, and then 20 on with its
enforcement, sustained by the Constitution as
we'll as by public sentiment Thus far, every
opinion ofthe courts has sustained trium phantly
the constitutonali,y of the principle of Prohi-
biting the Liquor traffic. All the difficulty has
lain in the details of the law, which time and
experience, sustained by public sentiment, will
so far perfect us to bid defiance to the assaults
ofIts enemies.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
Committees appointed By the Speaker Of Il
TTOuSp

House.
On Claims-Messrs. Cullen, Wilson, Eli
good, Sheppard and Moore.
On Accounts-Messrs. Powell, Shipley and
Mckee.
70 Settle with State Treasurcr-Messrs.
Wilson, Cullen and Sheppard.
Governors Message. relating to Revised
Code-Messrs. Henry, Woodall and EIhgood.
Attachment Law-lIessrs. Shipley, Touln-
son and Mckee.
Test OF Saves-Messrs. Moore, Draper and
Burton.
Sales by Sheritfs--Messrs. Cullen, Richards
and Groves.
Competency of person as witness--Messrs.
Spruancc, Wilson and Prettyman.
Endorsement of Observation-Disclosures
Smith, Wuples and Woodal
Erection of Monumen;--MessrsH Henry, Ship
ley and Tominson.
Delaware Railroad-Messrs. Shiplcy, Powcl
and Sheppard.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
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LARGE llOG.-Samuel Pattison, Esq, livin.
in Town Point Neck, in this county, saugh-
tereda hog, last week, which weighed net,
ol5 pornds. beside the gut fat weighing 3OS lbs,
aged 2s months. 1t was the largest porker
We have ever seen.-CamJridge Dem.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

giles are worn at evening parties.
CONsU UMPTIoN AND SPLITTING BLooD.--SeG
the certificate of Mr.. Turner II. Ramsey, for
fredericksburg, Va, and late of the City HO-
tel, Richmond Va. ...
DIR John Minge, of the city of Richmond
I though Il regular physician, and of course OPP
posed to what he called quack medicines. was
obliged to say that its goU5 effects in the case
! of Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed.
He had been given upby several physicians;
had tried most of the q~ack medicines, and was
on the verge of despair, as we'll as the grave.
when he tried Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy
certificate around the bottle, stating his cure.
See advertisement.
G-~An infalible remedy for Bile, Jaundice
and Liver Complaints, Holloway's Pills.-EX-
tract ofa letter from Jane Jenkins of Apalach-
icola, Florida, to Professor llooway.-"I sut-
fered for seven months from jaundce and bile,
arising from very disordered state of the liver
during this time, although tried many RENE
dies | obtained no relief to my suffering. At
length, purchased a quantity OF your Pills,
and after using five boxes, | was perfectly cur
i ed, ard with confidence recommend them to
others who are thus afflicted"
+. (Signed) JANE JENKINS.
f. Curtail your Expenses!
4 The present strngency in the monetary
world, and the probability that the crisis is not
yet passed, present no very pleasing prospect;
. and it behooves every one, therefore, to apply
) the emphatic language which grucea the head
of these remarks, to his own individual cusc.--
4 Now, individually, we shall be doing our read
ers u service, by reminding them that the as
sortment of Watches, Iewelry, Suverwarc and
) Fancy Goods generally, at JAS. B. FTDI .ER'S
: famous establishment, No. ~ South Second
slreeg, Philadelphia, combines three desirable
requisites, namely.:i Fashion, Excellence and
Cheapness, dl3-lm
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
II
Dec. D.. lS5i-ly

On the 4th inst, by Rev. p Mansfield. Mr..
WILLIAM MADISON TO. Miss EMEIINE Seward.
both of Queen Anne's county, Md.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

LEGISLATIVE DiLIoENcE.-The standing
rules Of the House of Representatives, the Ma.
tiontl Intelligencer says, enjoin it as duty on
the committee of ways and means to report the
several appropriation bills within thirty days r
ter the opening Of an annual session of Congress.
Atthe present session. however, the committee
have signalized their diligence by maturing
and reporting these volumnous bills within the
first ten days Of the session.-iyhat is more
the House has already passed three of Them. +
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

ELECrIoN.-At meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the farmers Bank of the State nf Bella
ware, bed at Dover January I'd, the Directors
were elected:
For the Principal Bank--Henry Ridgely,
JOS p. Comegys. James S Buckmaster, James
l.. Heverin, George w. Cummins, David c.
Goodwin. For the Branch at Wilmington
David &. Wilson, Charles |. Dupont, Elisha
Huxley, Enoch Roberts, Spencer D. Ewes, j..
p. Garasche. Fof the branch at New Castle
Andrew C. Gray, Edward Williams, Geo. B.
Rodney, William Janvier, Samuel Biddle.-
For the branch at Georgetown--James Ander-
son. John Ponder, Joseph kollOck, William IL.
Ross, VIM. w. Dashiel, Cornelius Coulter.
Mr. BUCHANAN From letters received by
! friends Of Mr.. Buchanan, in this City, it seems
he intends to return home in the mouth of Oc-
tober next---and not in the Spring, as stated by
lhe New York Herald lie will then have
remained abroad more than two years. the Pc
rod he expected to be absent when he left US.
-InteUig eacer. '' ''."
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

' O1Top the, first page will be found several
Interesting articles. Jeems wields an able nan
h. y. ]. gives an interesting letter.
sa 10 Rdavaisles Us with fins poem, though
on a knot-ty subject, 81
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10


or" Westward the tide of empire makes
its way" and Smyrna, though slowly, is obey
ing the same rule. More new buildings have
been erected 10 this part Of the town during
the last several years than in any other--4hough
the other localities. also, can well boast OF
their improvements. In this section, DAEIEL
CUMMrss, Esd, is having surveyed number
of fine building lots on Commerce street, which
be designs Offering fQF sale, The situations are
elevated and well suited 1or dwellingsiod 7o4
or. The Ladies' of the Presbyterian Church
nj Dover. intend holding 4 fair in the Court
House, on Msnasy evening, preceding the b in
auguntona ii4 RH.iAlags .lsais nj ifasd
0J@ Peter +. Causes VIII be inaugurated
Governor next Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

New YoRK.--Govcrnor Clark,s message is
well spoken of by the Press generally. The
Expresssays it is the best written message for
30 years The Tribune, represents Know
Nothingisin as having decidedly failed in its
attempted demonstration upon the speakersfip
the. Wings having choseniheir candidate with
out difficulty. .laAmsaa.aa Is
G1rWhat is the distance 6f an object when
It Is the farthest from your thoughts
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
The Austrian Alliance.

The Washington correspondent of the Led
ger, in alusion to the late foreign news says
that it seems now demonstrated that the battle
of Inkerman was the last unsuccessful attempt
of the Russian armies in the Crmea to raise the
siege, and that, consequently the siege is going
on. The allies in spite of the bosterous wea-
ther on the Black Sea are better provided than
the Russians, and reinforcements specially in
the way of ofartlleTy, are more easily sent by sea
than by land,
fAustria has joined the Allied Powers, Rus
sa has lost her strategica basis, and is unable
to send troops to the Crimea because she can
not ungarnish her Austrian frontier, Neither
can she send troops from the shores of Finland
and the Baltic; for these troops Will be wanting
in the spring OF the year, and would now scarce
ly have time to march to the Crirnea and back
again to st. Petersburg in season and condition
to meet decent of the enemy's troops on the
coast of Finland. Looking to the physical
force OF Russia, it is far from being equal to the
force of England, France and Austria combined.
The population of the United Kingdoms of
Great Britain and Ireland, may be set down in
round number at 30OOO,O0O
That Of France at 35,OOO000
That of Austia 8s0O0OOO
IT, Total, 100000 900.
Russia at fnrthest has seventy millions. in
cluding Poles, Finlanders, Cossacks, Tartursan
savages, spread over half the globe; while the
M 81 z.
allies may recruit their armies from one hun
dred and three millions, spread over a small
area connected by railroad and steam navga-
tionI and capable of acting with concentrated
masses on any point of attack Besides which,
they will open their new campaign in the
spring, not in the fall Of the year. Austria is
already in possession of the Principalites, a
Turkish army IS probably now encamped on
Russian ground, and the allies are being daily
reinforced at Sehastopol .-.. ..-. -
This is not all, the whole Of Germany as ap-
pears from private ca mma anications will short
ly take part in the struggle, all on the side o
the .allies,and tits highly probable that even thu
King Of Prussia yielding. to the wishes of hi
people, will take sides with the coalliton.--
This would bring the physical and moral force
wealth and civilization Of twice as many peo
pie as the Gar commands TO the battle field
a consideration which may probably induce tn
AutOcrat to propose terms of settlement. w
may have peace in few months, OF at least a
armistice, followed BY an European Congress.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

OF Black velvet vests embroidered with bu-
giles are worn at evening parties.
The true Democrat., 1855-02-07
LITTLE ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
 BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

k'LDER J. D: PICKETT, A. M P,sucipa1, and rroiessor of Sacred History, Mental and Moral science, Mathematics and Modern Languages.
 MfS. E. J. PICKETT, VSce- Principa1; Instruc- tfess m Rhetoric Composition and Criticism and As sistanG Teacher of Mathematics and Astronomy. m ALEA ELLETT, A. B., Professor of Natural T philosophy and Chemistry, and Instructor in the creek and Latin Languages.
 MkS. MARY F. BARCUS, Instructress in the En- gllsh Language, Physiology, Botany, Philosophy of Natural History, and Assistant Teacher of Chemistry
 MIR. E. R. BARCUS, Professor of Vocal and In strumental Music.
 The Second Term of this Institution will com mence on the first Monday in February and close on the 4th of July, 1855.
 Expenses Per Term of Twenty-One Weeks.
 Board, Washing, Fuel and Lights, S6O. Tuition in the Primary Department, $l0 to $l2. Preparato- ry, Sl4 to SIG. Academic, S20.
 Enra Oarges. Ancient Languages SlO Modern Languages, each, S10. Drawing and Painting slO Lessons on Piano, or Guitar, including Vocal Music S25. Use of Instrument, g. 50. Payments: one half a ad0ance the other at the close of the Term
 ssS No deduction will be made for absence. except in cases of protracted sickness.
 ES Additional Teachers will be employed as the number of pupils increases.
 The patrons of the Institution and the friends ot education, generally, respectfully invited to visit the School wheneverit may suit their pleasure and convenience.
 A Circular, developing fully the object and plan ot this Institution be procured on application to the Principal.
 Little Rock. Ark. Jan. g. 1855 1A if
The true Democrat., 1855-02-07
Agents for the True Democrat.

J, R. HUMPHREY, Union county: ". B. STEER, Pike county,
 Dr. J. w WILLIAMS, Dallas county;
 ". N. MAY, Danvle, Yell county; Dr. c. w. BRUTON, Clarksve; H. T. DICkERMAN esq, Franklin and Scott counties; L. NJ. STROUD Carroll county; VIM E. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN SILVEY, Jackson county. A. J. HAYS, Ashley county;
 D. W. JEFFREY, Mount Olive, Izard county. R. l.. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hempstead county; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesville, Independence county; JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN M. MITCHELL, Evansville, Green county; VIM R. CAIN, Pocahontas, Randolph county; LEWIS SUTFIN, Boliver Poinsett county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; l. < JORDAN Monticello Drew county;
 THO'S RIGGS, Postmaster at Richweods, lizard county VIM M VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co GREEN R. JONES, Esq, Smithville, Lawrence county l.. B. VENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAVIS Bradley county; C. II. JACKSON, Mount Penson Jackson county; VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Saline county; J. W. McCONAUGHEY, Searcy, White county; 4. J. BROOKS Bloomer, Sebastian county; JAMES M MONTGOMERY, Lewisville Lafayette co Capt. w. LANDERS, Sulphur Rock, Independence co W. B. YOUNG, Dover, Pope county; THO'S F. AUSTIN, Melville, Marion county; J. w. BERNARD, Norrostown, Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, F. M., Huntsville, Madison coun,y; JAS N. JOHNSON, P. M., Friendship, Saline county; C. L. SWEET, Sweetville, Crtenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN ". FULLERTON, Hot Springs; JOHN W. WILDER, Valley Grove; ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouachta county; Dr. L. L. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N. L. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB PATE, P. M., Pleasant Plains Independence co R. L. CARGILE, Conway county.
 VIM. c. NORTON, Ref's Bluff, Drew county.