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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

Atlantic Rk, Jackson. .....
Blk Rensselaer,. Rensselaer,
Blk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Bk, Jasper ......
State SIX Blk. Marion. .....
shawnee Bk, Atsics.......
BIZ Of Aitics. Atsica.... 90.
Bk Of North America, New
port 80.
bk OF Bridgeport, Bridge
port .s~s..s ...sssss...
BIZ Of Connsssviils. Con
nersvillo .... .........
Bk OF 7 WsdswoTth. Mich
igan City ..... .........
Blk Of America, Morocco.
Ok Of Auburn Auburn ....
klkhars County Bk, Gos
hen.....- go.
Bk Of Albany, New Alban!
Drovers Bk OF Rome, Rome
Ex, hange BIZ. (no issue.
Greencastle.... ......
Govt Stock Bk, Lafayette
Green Co Bk. Bloomfield
Merchant Blk, Lafayette
Mtsh waka Blk, (no issue.
Miskswuka ....s...s....
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

(" On yesterday evening the eondue.
tor Of the T. n. f. A. Rsilroad. Van Brunt.
end ]. n. Davis, brakeman, were strested
BY officer 8. H. Huston, on the complaint OF
HI. Burton, Of the Prairie House in Terrs
Hsute, for riot-in forcing him irem the cars
OF the company. on the day previous. They
were (by Esq. Msyo,) bound over to sppesr
before our next circuit eourt,in bonds Of $500
each, which they gave. and were released
from custody.
When will the "smsll Eastern potatoes
And out their worth in Illinois!
Eastern things may stand it-Suckers,
never! This 10 only the commencement Of .
long settlement between that Company and
our people. It may suit them to engage
cheap employees and worn on: Eastern arts.
socrscy, but they will find to their cost
Western men "know their rights. and know.
ing. dare maintain them. Blade.
We have been informed BY an individual
acquainted with the circumstances, that the
aforesaid conductor "seted the dog" most 60.
'seritisllytn his treatment Of Me-. Burson.-
To any one acquainted with Dr.. Burton. oi
the Prairie House, and who has enjoyed biz
hospitality, the conclusion is irresistible sha,
any i'll treatment he may have received Al
the hands Of this pimp Of the Terre Haul,
and Alton Railroad. was malicious and un
meri,ed. We are glad to see the "Suekers'
Of Paris - ready to vindicate the rights o
the "live Hoosiers," like Burton. when the,
sojourn among them-and dare to "put {
brake" on such fellows 90 "Brunt."
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GT Tne prominent question in the ensu-
ing charter election, in New Brunswick, N.
j., will be that Of temperance. Politics. II
10 thought, will have very little to do in the
contest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

nfThe Norfolk Herald states that with.
ia year just closed, $4,000 worth Of pea.
nuts have been shipped from that city to the
North through the agency Of one house.
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GA woman named Mrs.. Gsssey. . wid.
~ with one child, from Louisvilie. Ky,
committed suicide By taking lsudanum 10
Buffalo on The 18th inst.
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CAAGFDRLL = 0R09CH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Hnsf O1BBRP HBTyBBN WEE AND .prvIolou.
EYAHlYILLR md.

N6ANUYACURERS q svssy dssseipasa % Dsaa Wssa
1 Of equal quality net saSsrier - anything DaAnfs
t1ssd n he Bass. sad en- - fsvs1sh1s forms
We hand oil Globeo. sep. bib1
ed eylndss sssks; church. ed hetsl Ss as
friction usnl, ETA ed veil npste
ssesnsss q al ether sse,ss usually Hspt IN his las
basise0. 81.
Of Jas salsatsa leather betting These bstz
ins superior " sayhiPG yet offered cad have invS
niun ssapls Of the same ca b 1t the establish
We q, nov receiving ssull sspply Of HsSvsSI fsSs
pslh,s Acting Force .ne Lit Punps. n sfss inbdFp
tvsyy dsspies Of Bras ossH0 ns1s h Ss6st. ed fss
nlshs6 g 0IBsiAnsa prices.
SdDe.'
uS6Ssts ste602s6. ~
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OF TIE CONDITION or TIE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY.


OF oGDKN:BURGH, NEW YORK.
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE or AZ
THoRlTY.
70 expire the 3lst Of July. isss.
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
ArpIros OF srAr..s OFFICE: Z
wurr.. n. sp pNsn s ~ ~
It's the 9Th April 1885 the act Of
ration snd psr,y certified TO- and - tfittsA
nstrumen nominstipg W Agents and sufhorlne then suiy
aehneWlsdgs service Of process II Ne
OF suits.
Vow. Therefore in pur,usnes o. The r:Sui. ness IA
Companies defhss their aid prsseting
their dutes approved March 1855 having presen ted
nsnts sad speeisestions 81 that set Hiram Tslbe..
% Ct ss s.s s
rsry Is 10 the busDes Of 1nufsnes.
mt July 1858 the that he may be eonien
I'd ana appointed by the said Company.
a. Witness whereof have hereto suhserib.d ny pahs
and the zeal Of one. 10 be sAed h. 9Th ~ %
Arri1. A. d. 1855. lSehl n. 3. TALBOT.
apl2 Auditor Of Staes.
EA BCsHELS Cora Meal iss'd snd for ssis ~
SCOTTsS LITTLE GIANT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

PIANON PIANOsl
e: :::s.s:1 ~. q ,d r::
S:slss:ies o. sssi: ~. ss:srp.sssa y ~ q E...n
'::i &: e, :: =
:'S -. o::.: SC >; II. ~ a::s
CARPETS. OIL ClOTHs.
N ArTIN0 viaasv shsles. eursans locking gsssss AID
vail ''''isS6 RI Is ;' .ssD .i S
bushels r'.' '.ai, SlS si Io.TI (, ' a.
RroD hi. Day. o. :ss 4s..!:;. ...- s,-:y
spN ais Main S.. Louisville. ~.
WE,TELsAD;,' ss 1 oar s:''
n LARGE sss bay Hers. years ed. iind disposition.
..i .:s .'.A si ,'a.i; ;s s &.
s: ::, s A.. is 81 Z sa:: n n :.
:: =. &: p:.'" rs; S;s; SsAS
MAsI .s '-' '''' '' IT,; S 's.;!s:s TO- Tor
(1HotCE tANLy SPICES AND nUsEAHp.
f.: ~ !: S Sii:::: s :::: I: III Z:
u dss d cisvs:; Pss n 4 q. asn s,t y.ss..ssa
pare shssss.s ~ tnhisl COOKS Fsnily Gteeery.
SpICEs.-s ttis s.sssa ous spitssi
- de Do frss.sS sptses; g .s ,sSssse r sssss
BY nhA Okk. VAktntk : w.
UNO0 AGO asssrted kfsnSs ~ sad for
u ell ~ 1nhel .0kk. OAL1sLL 9 s,1
.s '' o;''it Il e; "
0A0OkN4Ms LOOK OUT.
n FRESH supply ss 0ssdss Seeds ssd Fmsy fesib N
IA general. jsss reed aat fss ssle By -
NEW GOODS.
u\HB uadersgAed wishes - infey0 he ftsnds ead the
pstlie generally that be 10 still 70 he feuns % h ssa.e
10 psspsrvd 70 ssesuts all orders HE ss With
aad dupaseh He hes hasda general ssssrto ne 81
sssds which be iavtse the a.pes-
eA the public aurss them that aehing shall b. want
lag his pert reader sssssessa either cutting 81
making. Al worn wasrsatsd IN naSs and ssyis.
P. S.-Sessss Americas Fssisas haad aad fssssis.
| HOPPING Z READ
iuss lasgs sseeh Of spsine sad
III sseS bee asd shoes. beanso :ed smbfeideries
70 With inve the attsotca Of the etssns Of kvens
s;il: cad 'ar''sadi's county HOPKINS Z READ.
nOPKINe . READ
ITAvE hand stock Of ladiss' kid. sit and
sT.s ana cotton Rose A:o very choice stock sS
drsns aad nissss' hose And g.sss-.ll q 10y price,
apta-3m HOPKINS h READ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

RYbRAULlc R0UND2Y:
ROUX 4 On CIV DEN,
esssss o. wA.nmssea AM stdrs s1s.
LoUuv1LL1. H,
81. Hssiss sssisss sss ss,s:: .:p..isi sss.s =.
ass ':ss. PIP: 81 t. :;: x % .:s:s
sS::. '! =; .ss:s :ss q. .ssIs s.s 80.
=: sss ri, MI . ssss :, ;:: :. i S::s.
Sss:: a.: s::: - st
MULSGRs' CKMBRf.
10 : ..Is f'''A. Tor '''' D. =, orrs..r 4 %.
mat .ss.:: :"ss' z 3: 1.r
a a.: &C. 81. *. ::s.: 5: ,s s;:1
Il the isdis Sssss xaia opposite Ne stsAsA bsak
RsSS.....ssss. . 2. s'Ac "a "A: s.,.....
81: a .:s::;; So: s':::''
70 hi. Povss Sugar; 10 III: r.1p:asis.;
' '''A ''; OH 'itis si:i '... .'
nhsiM TENNEY = soRRNsoN.
y eases Lawns very ASK ses nsaosss sVss Ursss -.
a. css .fHs' i;i,...i.pe....i..;
S;i:s; .s:si. Prints direct '.'''s.''' ''''
'' ns az 'A' Jas Low CO., 4lsN.i. g.. Lss.. y.
OFFICE FOR RENT.
NR Of the pleasant ssss IN the city ever Cocks
S'' ss1' doc; g; 81 s.. :;' s:s;..
500 Il. ss '.'''-H..' y: ~: 's:..; iss 3:z
40 0ssFT' ..'.4 '. s.s Isl: il; ;;;s
'' assorted il c IL: s. D:fss1t co.
COOPRRs' TOOLS.
nF cissaasd na.ufsetars eensissisG sf rrss Hoops.
knives A.:, Ad's' Drives" F;s:; s5 SSi,s.r sr Saw
GARDEN AND HARvssT IMPLEMENTS.
s.d ss..sf.i styles a:s s::s . zee. r,ls' hoe
40 G sPn q -, we SocS i y..n, e,....y:
COAL.
1000 1usaEIs q Gal for sale pc
spH ~ ' COOKS YAaily o.sessy.
PLATFORM SCALES.
Of r,es5e s'i E::, +, e.: :.
81. p; sup:rs.s rsss SSi:A y. VIII .. It III.
=: R:s:ns:r ::.d hen: a.s, .Sd =: ssA''
sRED OATS.
1875 BUSHELS E'' A:s e . .:is c -;
CaiCKENs.
poz a.' '''a sG;s: r: =: ;ssss
OSssr' nd I'-'' fresh S % fl s: :: o....,
- prroEs Mat c,.D..
O d he's a'' s''s ~ d'y; NV 80 Z s's ssi' By
1is Maj. e.. Lssisvills. y.
NKw FAMILY 0ROCERY.
BY CARSON & HAMILTON,
cosxIs OF LOCUST AND SECOND sra.Efs.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
NHR ssdsnied weslt r.speefaliy inform the sisssns
"a 81. , s ' :sSsi:: s.
kinds I.piy 0roe.ss ssssiy kept
e., &. fresh
). :..s..s :ss..i:. !: ): ss:s !: =:
Of =, e; (; 4: s
CRAvATs.
Oh DOZEN s:si c..'.s' ';g:s,sss assH,;s re- sA''
spH 4ls Eaia g.. Lossvilis. ".
LINEN.
FULL ssorsusss Of fresh L,:, e. ss.S s.d sSr sale
6 .s% Al. Nj. -. Ess:,lIs. y:
r CASE sr.sa Barge reed this day s.s for s.isty
spn <io Main st.. Lesisville. ~.
-UCsT RECEIVED $50 900 900 rssssSi:: Cape:
TINE MYoTRRt SOLVED.
q "i.iiss .::i:: ..
uadsfths impression that he ta the esytae II con-
msssia pasaAss ned eens boss ood - eensqusee>
,Asr.e ...a ..ssiss: bus % f.s.A.s
esss. he had tall asssrsas.s Of sp.ss
sad Sunms ny 0ootI sad ssllisg u very lew rass:
hsses Az rusA ~ his ssote apl
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uuD0INo tro. The crowd Of s.sss thss Asvs sesa
q isnd bish ter tive vsees. ws
vsrs inprsssea he the esyiae In
srsl pssaAse) ned eens eessd ead eeassases:s
ssns great Sacrifice bat farshsf qu-
~. hsppy rssdsss hsssesn 10 net
the He had fall asssrsneas Of Sprtas
hsaes ths rusA ~ his stots. apk
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HULSoRs' CKmnRf.
kn BBLs fsssA. sss sals b. . kac

mMIss y. =. BARKER Aas jsa sessivse ? lss1p a6tfs
:.il b.ssss rSssss asvsss :.sssiessiss e ~ eSssrg
wells etc. ss shieh isvss sbs vssieulF ssshtsl
Il the iSdiss Store xaia sppss Ne BtsAsA 1aAx
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

IN ssy bsvias sassss fes fssnss: ssperiss tsrss a.
largely sssi y Fiirssa se.pssi s sppbig vs:ss So
NsSs; ssekes ed aaaes pp0 u eay sse s:lrocA ear
vhseb ssd other sasslA aaa VsDasS issa baleen
sae ysrt riss sbesse :ssys - psss'ss; iasd nsss
O,1srs m isssssc - sns nsssy OF sss
ssSsrssses asssndsl e. A WSsk vssraAssA.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
PASSIoNAL ATTRACTION.

We long since became aware Ina, un.
mixed good was never a produc, Of hu.
man exer,ion, but .ha. the proportions ol
evil is always equivalent to that Of good.
is though. 10 which we are just be.
convert. BY way Of illustrating our
idea, we will take Two Inventions Of
comparative recent date. The electric
telegraph lie justly regarded throoghou,
the world as . Development Of stipend
Gus intel lec,usl power. and nex, in order
of usefuluess 10 .ha, Of printing. Upon
this we need 10, enlarge; but tha, 10
which we propose 20 oppose It, is no, so
well known, and, from. the sophis.ry with
which il is surrounded, cannot be a.
understood, Recent discoveries
have brought 10 light the secret order, in
The City Of New-Y York, known among
its members as"Free Love. or Passion
al Alracsionis,s." TO wha, extent this
order may have become ramifisd through
out the country 10 not known; blu. ,ha.
IN missionaries, more or less successful.
have been employed in disseminating its
cannot well be doubted. As
specimen Of dIabolry. these doctrines
cast a shadow, deep as midnight, upon
all former merely Intellectual labors OF
His Satanic Highness which have come
orr cognisance; and while. with
due Difference, we bow TO this evi.
dence Of his superior genius we feel a
soul sickeniDR presen,ment Of the horri
suncess GROWING the effort. The inyen
ion seems to be a gross production. Of
which modern spiti,ualism and Woman's
are The pstents.a The marriage
II regarded ., . great wrong.
md the subjects Of i. a. bound by unna,-
'ral and tyrauioal ties .os life Of inju-
ioas isolation, restrictive Of complete
'umsn happiness. and incompatible with
he full Development Of our i~Aielecsosl
nd physical powers. They hold thai,
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
For the Courier
DIED,

Very sudi,n!y. during her fa.hls's
absence, on FIitay, Oct Is. MAypAxg
only surviving child of G. sad NJ. Funk.
In. aged nearly six years. She was al
active. lively, afectiona,o child. Long
will her me nory live in many q hsar,
Her cheerful glee is hearr. no more ,npa
ing glad her parents home: bo, may vs
not believe tina. her presence makes clad
her brother aud sister. #ho had gone ps
fore! Oaly nine months and two days
since We wcle called 10 give up OIL, uobis
Brutns-now our dear Msndane-lIen
RE ia had gone before-we are LEFT, win,
none to cheer. A sky so dask AMI
h rea'ning would appsl the hesfl, onl,
thst reason teaches ,ha, The hsnii .hs,dtA
il is Divine. Never,hele.s, whila, ws
know thar lie doe,h all ,hirgs well, ana
that. therefore. II 10 vel vii the child
still. affection calls ,fer and long, 70 IA
with her. HER PARENTS.
Agency City. lows,
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01

II We have Lal occasion 10 cay 60
much abou. the return Of the proprie,o,
OF The proprietor OF The Courier, The las,
few weeks, tina, we begin TO experience
a painful hoarsness in the slit Of our pen
every time we recur 10 the subject
Therefore please excuse oar shor.-cnrn.
ings in tegatd to thi, interesting affair
this week.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
Editor and Printer loose.-Wilh thi,

Editor and Printer loose.-Wih this
issue terminates my engagement in the
Courier Office, and | wish employ.
meni fof The winter /; or, if agreeable TO
all parties, for a greater length Of time.
A situation ia which | coult render my
brains as we'll as my fingers available,
would be preferred. My only reason for
wishing TO leave O,,umwa is the impos.
sibill'y OF securing the ase Of a cumforta.
BILE dwelling for my family, during The
approaching winter. Persons proposing
for my services will please bear his dit.
fcuhy in mind, anG ascertain before writ
ing 'ha. i! can be overcome BY them.
F. A. e. FOREMAN.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01

Dissolufion -Messrs. SrREEr & GAR
FIFTH have dissolved. aud each pursues
his Legitimate calling. This 10 as j, should
be. Good Mechanics sfs 100 scarce in
this country 70 be- spared from their work
shope. Hail. brother Griffith, we cor
daily welcome you back 10 our swea.y
Friead Street, 60 on thy way
rejoicing. The people relish your cheap
goods very much hq, . farmer would
find himself ~ q n awful situation with a
Plow Of your make skulking abou, his
and tearing up the ground and
Cos sas
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
Agricultural Society.

We are requested, by the Treasurer Of
the Wape'io county Agricultural Society.
In state iha, a meeting Of the Society will
be held ia Ouumwa, OH the Cd Saturday
Of November next, al which time ,ha
premiums awarded a, the late Fair viii
be paid.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
NOTICE.

S hereby given, that the partnership hsr,.c.
1 fore existing between John l.. Street ana
James H.. Griffith, in the Merchantile sci
Biacksmith.ng businesses, under the style ana
iirm OF STREET & %GRIrFlrH,. is this d.y dis.
solved by mutual cons ant. An debts owing
10, or from, said firm, will be arranged BY Joan
L. Street, who Is authorized to settle up tie
JOHN l.. STREET,
JAMES II. GRIFFiTH.
Ottnmwa, Iowa, Oct. oath, 1856 3S.tf
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01

COMMUNICATED rRoa THE "SrIaIrs.s--
One OF the "medisms" was recently put II
communication with the spirit Of the ccleb,s:-
ed and eccentric Doct. Aberne;hy, to enquire
what was the best Of all medicine, FOR disea,-
es on the Lungs. Loud and distinct raos p,n
the table slowly but promptly spell. cut
.7-y-e.r-'-s CHERRY P-s-c-t-o-r.a-l,
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
STILL on HAND,

II. GRIFFITH will continue the B,sck-
= : SMITH g and .Plow business, at his lew
shop, on Main street, recently erected by Stre.,
q Grifhth, where he invites his old customer.
ana as many new cnes as feel the spirit mov.
mem 'hi'herwards, to give him a call. and b..
and neatness.
ANY quantity Of coal and wood wanted il,
exchange for work.
ottumwa, Oct. Path, 1855 3S-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
New Advertisements,
NEW GOODS
N E W F r NJ
NO" IS Your iime for Harsasas.
John l.. Street.

N7ILL continue The Mercantile business.
w at the old stand of I" SraEEr & Gar.
FIrI," where he is now receiving and opening
a well selected and seasonable stock @.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Consisting Of a good assert m .nt OF Foreign ana
Domestic Dry Goods; a lcrge lot OF Read
made Clothing; Boots and Shoes; Q~aeerswart;
HARDWARE Nails; Glass, and Groceries; Hats
anu Caps, &c. Also, a good asso. ,raen, OF
JeWclry, Notions, &C.,
where he will be pleased 10 see all his ella rns.
toners, and hosts Of new ones. Call ana ey-
mine my stock, as l am determined 10 sell
as low as any house in town
ottumwa, Oct. 9th, 1855 3S.ts
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01
improved Little Giant corn and
cob Plantation Miil--Price Re-

improved Little Giant corn md
cob Plantation AIiil--Price Re-
ce0
THE subscriber has purchased exclusive
= right of territory for sale in the West. of
the above celebrated Mills, and is prepared TO
furnish them at all times, either wholesale or
retail, guaranteed in the most positive manner.
1t is now more than a year since the 0Titti.
Giant" was introduced to the public. dnrins
which time it has been constantly growing ia
popular favor.
The improvement recently effected and nat.
e9ted, makes it tho most perfect machine ever
offered for gensrpl farm use. It is Furnished
complete, ready for attaching team, and weighs
as follows: No. ], 225; No. 2, $40; No. 3. 40:
NO. 4, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes are sufi.
cient to set one up, without mechanics 81 Aid. and
when once adjusted, it can with safety ks
to a boy. Full directions accompany
each mill.
PRICES:
s Z !, :sS. grind 10 3 'a. meal p hour with ! horse
Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES B. CHADWICK.
No. 9: Locust st., between I'd and Sd.
'oV'! So.iy 81. Louis, Mo.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01

y Lazy rich girls make rich men
poor, aud Industrious poor girls make
poor men rich.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01

New YoRK. October Is.
Flour 36.67 to %; Wheat %, l24;
Niece pork 800 tbls at e22, so.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-01

believe, sought BY ourselves. a. Dur ov.
ercrowded hospitals could NOT contain.
and our overworked surgeons could no,
attend 10 ary more.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-08
LITTLE ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. LNLDER J. D. PICKETT, A. M., Principal and EA Professor of Sacred History, Mental and Moral Science, Mathematics and Modern Languages.
 MRS. E. J. PICKETT. T1ce- I,apcipal; Instruc- ress in Rhetoric Composition and Criticism and As sstant Teacher of Mathematics and Astronomy.
 ALEX. ELLETT, A. B., Professor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, and Instructor in the Greek and Latin Languages.
 MRS. MARY F. BARCUS, Instructress in the En- g!ish 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 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, $10 to SIP. Preparato- ry, sl4 to sl6. Academic, s2o.
 Ertra Ctarges. Ancient Languages s1o. Modern Languages, each, Sl0. Drawing and Painting S1O. Lessons on Piano, or Guitar, including Vocal Music, S25 Use of Instrument. $2 50. Payments: one half adu0nc the balance the close of the Term s8 No deduction will be made for absence, except in cases of protracted sickness.
 sRy" Additional Teachers will be employed as the numberof pupils increases
 The patrons of the Institution, and the friends of educaon generally, respectfully invited to visit the School whenever it may suit their pleasure and convenience.
 A Circular, developing fully the object and plan of this Institution, be procured application to the Principal.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. g, 1855 IA If
The true Democrat., 1855-05-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I BEG leave to inform the public of Little Rock and vicinity that have veopened an office on Markham street. Asheys block, in this city, for the purpose of carrying on a general Exchange and Banking busi- ness. It will be my object to do business in such manner as to merit public patronage First class ex change on New York for sale in sums to suit appli- and sold at fair rates.
 For references, apply to Rochester Bank, Roches- ter, N. Y.; MT. Jas. Chappell and James w. Saw yer, Rochester. N. Y David Dows esq.,, of the late firm of Dows < Cary, New York City; Messrs. Bing- ham x Hart, No. Pine street, New York City.
 Collections made and monies promptly remtted. ', l shall also represent the Cincinnati and Little hock Slate Company, and shall provide promptly for he redemption of all its drafts and issues at the of
 april II '55. H. SEYMOUR.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-08
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.
 RECTOR HOJTSE

THE undersigned, having purchased the interest of | c. R. WARREN, Esq, ill the Rector House," at w the 1855, to accommodate visitors in the st comforta- ble manner. and at the most reasonable rates. He has greatly improved the convenience of warm bath ing, by the erection of new commodious and conve- nient bath houses.
 The thousand miraculous cures performed by the hot bathing at these springs have astonished the most scientific. RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS, SoRoFU- LA SYPHILIS and almost every other disease readily yield to the efficacy of the baths.
 The services of an accomplished and experienced physician con be had at moments notice.
 Persons desirous of visiting these Springs, in formed that there are boats leaving Napoleon almost daily, for Little Rock, where there is triweekly line of stages, over good road, to the Springs being about twelve hours of staging. w. STIDHAM.
 Hot Springs, Ark, Jan. IT, 1854.
 r. S.-He has succeeded in putting up in good or der some 40 or 50 tons of Ice; and having erected a asolendld Ice cream Saloon. jan17 1y
The true Democrat., 1855-05-08
Valuable River Farm for Sale.

THIS Farm, seven miles below the city of Little | Rock, on the same bank of the Arkansas river above the overflow of 1S44 and not to be surpassedin fertility of soi consists of about 1S0 acres; of which 60 in cultivation and 50 deadened in readiness for cultivation the coming season.
 The improvements, in addition to connections dwelling, houses, cribs and stables, comprise young orchard and well noted for the excellence of it's water; while the situation in desirable neigh borhood, adjacent to a church and wel-conducted township school is remarkable for its heathfulness
 For terms apply to Jno. T. Trigg esq.,, Little Rock, or on the premises to JNO. M. FARRELL,
 Will be sold at the time if desired 500 bushels of corn and quantity of fodder.
 December 27, 1854 .12 6m