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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

w s. MEILoR, AUCTIONEER-BY HOUGHrON
MELLOR-Tuesday and Wednesday, September II AMI
II iUr O'Clock. at the large and spacious AZ
broadway door from the City Assembly Room-Larse
and perempiory sale OF valuable rloh and costly New York
and Paris manufactured cabinet furniture contained Ia The
~ action for absolute sale in this city For the accommodation
OF country merchants, have made arran cmenis with CON
peen for packing and shipping OF purchases mai at
this sale The stock viii embrace the most ia honabic styles
Greenwood oak mahogany walnut enameed pario chsnl
dining and library furniture, elaborately carved
finished with the costly Materials VIZ elegant
furniture suite style LCi XIV and
Ezabethan, French brocade satn co0red
brocaci moquct figured reps, psh French satin deaiae
English hair cloth; ades rosewood cabinets lined with satin
musiecabsnes music stands Ezabehlan style carved
centre tables with black and gold, Egyptian and white
Italian marble tops richly carved mahogany sofas tec
e Nolre and spring scat parlor and reception chairs;
extension dining tables match covered
In plush figured and seas sideboards Bullets rich
ami
chamber furniture; elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany
bedteads dressing bureaus with marble and French
pate gasses: marble enclosed washsands
which very valuable; warrobes, carved amours with
French plato doors lined with satin wood and cedar:
lounges loungebe in fancy delane, and hair AIRS
and oionans maich walnut cottage furniure wood
Der furniture three suits in oak MATCH rockers dvans and
sewing chairs hall furniture richly carved; rosewood maho
gany oak walnut hall siand chairs and tables match.
Also about loo south America horse hair naresse pal
liasee, &C. Also rosewood 6s Y Ia octave plano
forcs OF which IL valued 5000 by Wm Linde
twenty five French plato. pier mancl and oval mirrors
the latest and most fashionable styles OF frames
The whole Of the above for absolute ae worthy the attention
Of the uade country merchants and those about reurnhug
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MokklsAkh.T AUCTION, SEPT. 18TH, ON THE
AZ Prcmses O'Clock noon two story, attic and base
49, ana lo I'VE minutes walk from the depot situated
on ksiironn avenue fourth house xh street,
T. oeswauuy shaded, To- 1sl5o tassflfy arranged with
vrev o. iru ,rccs good cetern well OF water a1
can remain on bond and mortgage years rare chance sell
CON 70 &c me' wftn ALBERT II. NiUULAY Aucioucsr,
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HRSRY 7; HERTs. JE AUcTIoNEER. -oN TUESDAY,
Sept II, at II O'Clock at the salcroom. No. 81 Pine
sree-Assgnce's sae Of large lot of iewalry;
cans pins rings earrings diamond jewely French clocks
brnnses &c. being the entire stock of dealer well
worthy e attention Of the trade Terms cash. Sale positive
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UOalON NOTICE.-TlIOS. BELL AUCTIONEER.-BY
BEil BUSH, this day, at II O'Clock, vii, be sold by
vrue Of mortgage the corner oil Foreth Ninth
avene zoe stock fixtures, DC. OF apothecary dug
gs soda foun ain beer pump, &c also years lease Of
premises. y. f.. WALDEN ESQ, Attorney
Tnesday, extensive md valuable sale OF furn urc in
auction rooms Y North William street.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-A GENTLEMAN or STANDING
" and.wcs, DESTROYS 10 seeks the acauainanoe
ufa lady IN like circumstances OF fine
health 81 good bal amiabic cultivated manners q
good Clucaiion without much anyj and Se~
tween c ages q and IS years FROM 4e country cry
10 such reply 10 this possessed Of the above rcqnlrrcnSe
rfrtnces viii be given, and most respected ana
Kind confederation. Address for ten days o. L. Hsrusa
Office
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M IATRIMnNIAI.- AnyrRrIsrR A YorNn ~

W o' respecisbiiiy c3acauon nnd moderate degres -
wu view N mnrinrony she must be ypan pretty anA n
ecsd esnsinE. su~h 40 desire u dnd Companion VINO =
fsAs himself sgrce ebc, are av 70 AIircs, Mcrc.ry ne
~ a
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Jo*HUA q. Able, AUCTrONEER.-ABBE & ROBIN.
SON u Wall strec'-Mortgage forcclo urc.Wll be sold
sept IL az ll' O'clock A. NJ, superior toned and finished
scSotn pisnofore, 81 order and
= @mt tme. JOHN A. VAN BOkKELEN. Constable
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UCIIOE NOTICE.-SPECIAL SALE OF DIAMOND L
"A gold c~cry, gold and silver Watches plated ware &C.
nDwARn sCHENCK viii sell q, auction on Tuesday, nth
Est and Wednesday 18th inst at 1917 A. NJ his sales
lG Wall ST. by order OF L. r. Bogerdus assignee the entire
stock o. of largest and importing
houses contrasting In of diamond OF
pans and earrings cluster AMI single pias and rings IN
rem inc and Roman mosaic studs and buttons ladies
meiled watches set with diamonds; plain do ~ carat
Frssss Eoule aiaud Cooper, Tobias and others also
keys sas chains, &C. together witt, invoice superb
plated 9Th also the Office furniture be sold without
reserve.
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A UCT1ON NOTICE.-JOs /. SMITH. AUCTIONEER,
"A viii eea this Gay, Monday at 0 O'Clock, at 70 Frank
furniture. in excellent order consisting Of rosewood
one nen Sn osve pn made e0s
rosewood bureaus, wristbands, centre side and sofa
tnOies9 with marble tops stands large oval and
pier giasses clocks oil paintings, china ensmelcd
suits. chairs, carpets ocots ha, stands tables sos silver
crockery glassware and every article TO be found
drct class house, mention.
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der OF the Supreme Court Ia
PHILIP X. WILKINS will
September II, at II O'clock.
sortmcni Of rosewood and |
sofas. tetee-tttes, chairs and ,
brocstei nnd velvet; centre al
double ard Single French bed,
msn,et mirror, sideboArds. OK
large si1e. large sofAs, suitable
&C, Catalogues can lie had at
Broad suoet. This sale, wh.cI
by an order from the suprem,
on the lab inst.
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UC1Iok NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEEH.
IA Iargr and perempory sale oil household furniture this
day a. 0E O'clock the z Centre viz: miho
sofas sofa bedscad lounges ten dozen mahogany
or chairs bookcases centre card extension and fancy tables
French and cottage betsteads, hair mattresses DC with
very large and general assortment OF second hand furniture
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Il
With beauty literature and wealth share With hns his nsmc
Nl0sc ace J. not 100 fouolul-sone modest American.
That tas heart Ike his, 20 oyefo, twenty nine
though Young he author. has merit, critics say,
Excemg WHO live In fame, school 81 modern Day
Lake HIN please deal in canor. and 70 New York send
name,
And state paa for Interview; Earnest vii do the same
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GROCERIES. FISH, BRANDY. OLIVE OIL. BEEF
~ Tuesday Sept H. at lols O'Clock, at 81 D-y
0Creenvich-Rasins, fra prunes l0ur pork salmon
teas coGecs tobacco, knives forks scissors nails
planes. steam table, shirt collars, neck ties.
w. A. CARTER Auctioneer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
anu mahogany furniture, by or.
iJoufncd irota Tho f,h Instant, -
sen q, auction, on "Wednesday.
y No. y ea,i Aah street, an AZ.
~ hugany nrnliurc, coneistlnr az
'oltailv caalrs, covered vi,h satin
ID sofa tables, vita marble iops.
teads, bureaus, dressing bureaus
ension dining table OF an extra
fora hoiel or saloon: arm chairs.
The sf'ica ~ tuc auctioneer, No. Z
J was adjourned on the Sin inst.
Court, viii positively take place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

Jw IRON, AUCTIOyEER.-CRoCKERY. GLASS
and s.ana-Fourth fall shelf sale, Tuesday, September
ilh 10 O'Clock A. NJ by Henry 9. Evans. o. Pearl
100 craoe Of bcs W. 4 e. Rockingham. and
sui, deas~ Goods well packed FOR shipping Catalogues
ready
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BILLIARDS.


A IMMENSE BILLIARD Bed WAS THE FIRST
N 10 Introduce the slate and marble beds. Because
cut the cloths have experimental much TO super de lhcm
being successful, have two mt Ann aud Fulton
street and challenge tho world 10 equal them Tor $1,000 Pu
chascrs sure acquainted with NIL tables par
ucuaIiy cushions and bed which defy ana
used patterns by all other makers Try iem before
buying Our cushions In general throughout Enrope
Better proof cannot he given. Coh balls &c ior saio
H. BAsSf ORD 4 SON
LNrREKA-A PERFECT BILLfsftD TABLE At LAST
IL MICHAEL P1IELAN'S mode tiisrd table, Win M,
combination cushions. tho only 0nArucicI ha
give angles. For sale only % Chambers street
next 10 Burons theatre, up stairs. 60 ei them Beware
OF inits tons.
MoxTAGUE HALL BILLIARD ROO. GPPOsTrETUr
TVI CITY Hall. Brook yn.-1he patron esihlshncrf
VIII find i greatly ouemcniei and mpn' v twelve elegant
tia ri tables with marble tops Ia lus been nJlei
from the factory Of Mr. Wm sharpe, ltl street New
York. JULIA u. GONLAi.S. Propretor
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A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN. AGED. THIRTY,
n wishes marry. The lady must be refined educseA
and amlsbe No interview desired unl GORE poudeors
las proved eligibility OF boh parties Ad rese with fuu
particulars, Madcus Of swaris' Cy Post Yok ana
a truthful confidential answer viii be returned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

nIcnAIo WALTERS, AUcTIoNEER. This DAY, AT
n lot o'clock, Mccafray wsiiers win se.i = sue,os
roo Catherine street quantity Of valuable household furpi
re consisting of marble top tsbA bureaus and wshsApd
=pr seat sofas chairs and rockers Bruse psrAIn and
hrcepy carpets Also, % breechloadns rifles ana quantity
percussion caps saes punctuai and without reserve.
rCUNIS MORREIL. AUCTIONEER. AN EXTENSIVE
and varied stock Of cabinet furniture will be sold sue iOn
this Monday morning. at l0 O'Clock al 81 Nassau street be
inc removed for convenience q sale from an extensive nsn1
that must be sold this dayconsng Of wardcbes dressing
bureaus wahsiands, sos tetea ctes bedseads lounges
easy and rocking chairs cribs cradles and
centre tables cottage bedead rosewood and mahogany book
rosewood prlor and chamber suits, extension dining
tables hair mattresses. hall sands worthy the attention Of
dealers as well as private buyers Every attention paid 70
facilitate shipping tstH
YTvNIS MoRREII, ArcTIONEER.-0II. PAINTINGS
viii be sold this Monday) morning. at 10M O'Clock, AZ n
Nassau street. consisting OF pleasing variety OF dgures
scenery, &C. richly framed OF which exraord
Also number choice At the ue
viii be sold in large variety, segars, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

UcTIo. EorICE.-CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
lily J. =. w BAKILEIT auctoneer, Tuesday, Scplem
Der O'clock at PSI Pearl street in lots from ,hs sseges
Rockingham aud stone gypsy ware; large assortment OF
glassware AL kinds china tea set forty -four pieces cutlery,
Britannia wa.e &c. Sale perempory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
NJ OF new and fashionable furniture, tomorrow. lOs
ocloSk saes rooms III Nassau streets arge and splendid
Of rosewood mahogany oak and walnut furniture,
and articles Of every description Catalogues
The morning Of sale Every facility afforded purchasers for
boring and shipping, at = moderate charge. -
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AUCTION NOTICE.-DAY. RUSSELL 4 co. WILL SELL
This morning Caonday), at los o'clock BY auction. q,
heir stores rs Nassau street. large stock houschod fun
tnre and oil paintings mirrors &C. Careful packing doae
be premises. Those IN want OF furniture should call.
JOHN +. RUSSELL, Aucti0neer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

| 10 NELSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR IA
4 miles or single gentlemen with full or partial board
can Obtained applying al ~ Nelson place block
OF broadway between waycrcy place and Eighth street.
I uoste Dr. skuuer,s church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

A SSIgNEE'S SALE OF sADDLERY HARNESS, &C
a JOIN W. SOMERINDYKE, Auctone1r. Will sell on
Wednesday, Sept II at 10 O'Clock, vt 500 Broadway
assortment OF saddlery harness. &c. to close assignment
also the futures with handsome glass cascs BY order
PHILLIP HEERY Assignee.
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s 81. MARKS PLACE-TuRNISHHD ROOMS TO LET
y with without board IN the first class house, No. St
=, .e,tg ,Jur
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MUSICAL.

dc BANJO TAUGHT IN SIX EASY LESSONS
spO. Terms S6 in advance Pupils taught at their rest
dences Banjos from 81 90 to $5 Can be all day
In The evening from 6o9. 8. h. JACOBS, Banjoist
Att. Cohens banjo depot, No. 80 Hudson srces.
DARG AINS-ROSEWOOD 81 OCTAVE NEW PIANO,
ID for only $75 Gbcrts, second hand In good order
Sllu; Chickerng Sll6 meodeon $40
s. 7. GORDON, 2T Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(NHEAP FARE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-rARE TO
y Albany ~ cents; Troy; rs ccn,s-The swift, sailing
Steamer HERO Capt lnncox leaves thu north side Of Robn
son street pier every Tuesday. Thursday aud sunday
T.. NJ arriving by 4 4. ".
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ExLRA fAx-NAvY BOUNTY LAND AND "ExTRA
~ Fay" oncerLand warrants, extra pay" and balances
l,oo their widows helra promptly obtained and .id -
all kinds Of chains against the United States Nv
Agent, late Furser T. 8, Navy, and Attorney and
Counsellor ~ Law 81 Wall slrccs
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80 "a down TOWN cAS BE oBT TIA. ED
week. without lodging. One week in advance required 2a7
Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

E,RED.K HUDSON, PIANIST, HAVING RETURNE
for the season. is prepared 70 continue his pisn6ortc
singing lessons usual For all Information apply ut the
depot Articles dc ParJ Clinton street two doors from
lantic, Brooklyn. Mr. II. purposes forming select
cnsA. n, R.-Schonla attended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

FURNISHED PARLoH AND BEDROOM FRoNT) TO
let with OF servants bedroom II required, desiably
euaed being exaeiy opposite Nblos Garden 65 Broadway
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DohgD wkNTED-BY A GENTLEMAN PoR HIM
ID aeg AND ire boy. y sSs rep sc,be privsia tamil,
where ~ cti1 have cae and aienou OF lady
~ Be rear Peek sir. Terms moderate, Apusy Al .jp
MaHT street, =. "a Peek slip,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

DOSE IT'LL SAVINGS BANK.-NO. 26l THIRD AVE-
IN nue., open daily from 10 A. NJ TO r. NJ and wednesday
and Saturday evenings O'Clock. Interest at per
$500 UNDER and per cent suns over
500 WILLIAM n. PLATI, President
JAMES III. KELLER, Vice Pres'.
II LooFponRows, Secretary.
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VERY SUPERIOR ACCOAAoDATIoY FOR rAMIf.rE
and single pcrscns can be found at tc Brcvocr iouss
fth avenue OF Eighth kept the Euopea
plan Rooms oered At reduced rates from the prices
last season. ALBERT CLARK. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

L,URNIsHED HOUSE TO LET, IN TWENTY SECOND
street near Fourth avtnnethree stories thirteen
be sides bath psnie,; hroe deep first floor
basement furniture nearly rent Sl26 month pos
d
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION-A LADY, A PROFICIENT
U In music, asnoortc and voca) and experienced In
teaching wishes 70 increase the number Of her pupils In Brook
yn Terms per lesson, 90 cens for pupils
ducion made Address by letter Miss NJ ANT1SEIL, 81
Hny street. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

A UtTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF KEAUI
IA made clothing. WILLIAM TOPPING CO. No ~
oad street viii sell Tuesdas Sept lh LOO los about
1900 earmens OF seasonabe clothing including overco,is
ocA body coats, paEaoons, vests in every variety us
this seasons trade and be sold for cash without
reserve Catalogues and goods ready early
n morning 0 GALE
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DvARDna1 AN E0y1l2Hoe

no Ard WANTED IN BROOkIYN--N SMALL ROOM
I'D and partial board wanted by young gentleman. Refer
ence ri, Location Fuon terry Address u r A.
10y $40 Post Office.
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A LADY AND GENTLEMAN WISH FURNISHED
"A with full board for the lady and partial board for
The gentleman Address, stating terms, &C. T. r Harris,
Broadway Post Office
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE PLEASANTLY
IA with furnished unfurnished with
board for lady only in small family of widow In the vici
Stetspn. broadway Post Office,
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIoN-AN ENGLISH LADY, FROM
ll the Royal Academy, London and the Conservative,
Paris pupil OF Herr Garcia and the first masters has leisure
to receive few nps in singing, music, harmony
on she prepares yocaists for public and would happy
TO treat with publishers for compositions of acknowledged
merit Address u. H., at Mr.. N. r. Ii. Curiss Music Ware
house, 4io Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

UNFINISHED HOUSE 10 I.ET-DESI RABLY Loo ATED
on Fourteenth street, four story brown sonc with all the
modern mcnis tho owner, wife and daughter I'll
bsard " % The tenant For culsrs apply TO r. D. GOOD
WIN tJo Broadway Grace church. Also maay other
houses sale and to let,
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TENANTS, REC,Yyrrn.

100 BROADwAy-TO LET SUITS or ROOMS FUR
OA nisheds sercnd floor parors bedrooms; hande-
ers hot aud cold waer. and water closcf same with
dumb waer md exclusive OF ktohen third Goor paror
large and email boipoo, aud all
Also four The fourth door. ~ nd n - II 800
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATs.

TUE suBscRIBER TAXES PLEASURE IN AyNOUNC.
ing 70 his friends aud the public generally he has r.
turned from the Bath House L. H. to the Wavcrey oei "a
broadway where he will be happy chow hs roS
which arc being hed with every convenience anA
quietncs Attached 70 and connected with Sheeys
rant conducted by that celebrated essursteur aided By Mr.
Pamo so long and hvoraby known the lovers u good
Ing In tn, city. JOHN 4. MORE
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A WIDOW LADY HAVING A MODERN BUILT HOUSE.
"A Broadway, would let psrlor and bedroom adjon
ing together seperae two gentlemen, or gen
tleman and wife, with full partial board few single
rooms 10 let Apply at lis Greene street.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-16
From the Boston Pos The Democratic Convention.


 It is sometimes asserted that the democratic party is dissolved. The noble convention just held in this State evinced anything rather than being branch of dying party. It was as dis tinguished by zeal and patriotism as it was by character and intelligence. While it had also in it an unusual number of those who have been with it in the darkest times, veterans in the ranks, who were called out by the threaten ing aspect of public affairs. Several who have not acted with the party, also were members
 Such a gathering was for no selfish, mercena- ry object, but it convened to protect the old landmarks of the constitution. It consisted of body of delegates who were determined to belong to party as wide in its organization and purposes as the nation, and as liberal as the genius of our institutions. There was no chance in 1t for fusonist know nothing, ol a fanatic. It was a convention of old liners of men who were bent on keeping in the deep indellble lines traced by the patriots of the re- volution, incorporated in the declaration ofinde. pendence and fashioned into working political harmony in the constitution of the United States. These were the old lines that con- vention were resolved to abide by; and no sen. timent was so warmly applauded as was that which rebuked the foul dark lantern party, and the enemies to our Union; which denounced the combination of know nottingham and aboli tionism, whose progress is so utterly disgracefu to the reputation of the free States.
 The nominee of the convention for governor well represents these principles. ERASMUS D
The true Democrat., 1855-10-16
Agents fol the True Democrat


 w. w. WATKINS, Carollton, Carroll county; A. A. MCGEE, Gaines Landing, Chicot county; Col. J. s. HOUSTON. Clarksville johnson county JOHN II. MCLEOD, Black Jack Scott county; JOHN J. HAMMETT, Pine Biuif LEVI ARNOLD, Dardanelle, ell county; JESSE MOONEY, Marion county HENRY KING. Jackson, Lawrence county; Dr. NJ H. JACKSON, Independence county; Dr. D. c. WRIGHT, Franklin and Scott counties; JASPER N HILLHOUSE, Smithville. Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River, Carroll county. Hon l. A. BECK, lizard county. GEO AUSTIN Van Buren, Crawford county A. C. oLlyAR, Carroll county. J. R. THOMPSON Amity, Clark county. W. M PEBBLES, Green county. Dr. L. T. CULLEY, Rondo Lafayette county JOHN ARNOLD, Lis bon Union county D. NJ. MARTIN Mt Penson, Jackson county J. R. PUMPHREY, Union county; W. W B. PFF' STEER. Pike county, Dr. J. w. WILLIAMS, Dallas county; W. \. MAY, Danville, Yell county; VIM. E. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN SIL.VEY, Jackson county A. ]. HAYS, Ashley county; D. W. JEFFREY, Mount Olive lizard county. R L. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hempstead county; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesvie, Independence county; JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; ELfHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN M. MITCHELL, Evansville, Green county; WN R. CAIN Pocahontas, Randolph county; LEWIS SUTFIN, Boliver, Ponsett county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; j. < JORDAN, Monticello, Drew county; THD,S RIGGS Postmaster at Rchwoods, lzara county; WI. VI. VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co; L. R. VENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAVIS, Bradley county; C. IL JACKSON, Elizabeth, Jackson county; WI A CRAWFORD, Saline county; l. w. NcCONAUGHEY, Searcy, White county; A. l. BROOKS, Bloomer Sebastian county; JAMES M MONTGOMERY, Lewisville Lafayette co; Cant w. LANDERS, Sulphur Rock, Independence co; ". B. YOUNG, Dover, Pope county; l. W. BERNARD, Norrostown, Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, P. M., Huntsville, Madison counly JAS \. JOHNSON, P. NJ, Friendship saline county; C. L. SWEET, Sweetville. Crittenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN w. FULLERTON Hot Springs; JOHN w WILDER, Valley Grove; ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouachita county; Dr. l.. L. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N. l.. BAKER, Fulton county JACOB PATE, P. NJ, Pleasant Plans Independence CO., R. l.. CARGILE, Conway county. VIM C. NORTON. Refs Bluff. Drew county.