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No. 552.l
BY the President OF the United states.

ofaw, FRANkLN PiERE Pfesdsn, or the Uni
pubic ~i be held be und ohcss IN Ii,
1 A. s S s s % Il aU sr i'fs on
aa tie tuesn day oi juy next iHI hs dissa II The pab
andS situated wih the undssnienoned townships and aeona
tuwnshius, uz
North q As base line and Of principal usridion
sLANbs soaIed IN s.eiijn sx township hrty SEVEN
yssi ryyny nine snshp Gs, Eight, q
rang Ave and IN "scdon ,hry three township foryhve
Township ory nine, ofranse ten.
TowashpH forty time, and any Of range eleven.
Towmbps ory three, ioysiH iory sss., aud iory eight
three
Townrh % G,'y hur aud lcy aye, range twenty-five
Town hips iony- our and oy dye, ransu twenty
Tosnstip forty nine, Of fauge iwsniy-sssrn.
Ipwaslp iofY esh o, bin" and my one, offange tfiy
Townships fory eight oyn mine, dny my oas Of range
Tss I,e five my aad my one, Of range ,Aisiz
The app opia,sd twenty
l I .s ~" s, sss aGs s - y n".nsp TWO o .aSs ioy
fourth day u August next for the disposal Of tho public lands
aaled within e following named townships and township
viz
North Of the base line and Dest Of the principal meridian
Township .iay,s IL, Of %.gs ,, sSsn'y.eysn
townships th,r,y llsy tive ranse ,wenty-n
North Of the base tine and of principal meridian
Certain isands situated in the following sections,
seven in s.cu"ns w o. three he.n and twenty four "wnsh
thirty :" range tight in sections nineteen and thirty ownshi
ssn nine in sections ,nrss four nins an ten town
th and In sections twenty nine try aud
,hir y-our township ihriyonr, OF the range.
Lands apps Schools military,
together with those swamp and overfowsd lands
% s % % ss % sa n. 90 s .ss s
reclaim the nnd within their m approved
September 20, 1880, uA be excluded from the sales.
The offering h- above lands will bs need
appou,sa and will proceed in The order which they are adysr
offered the sales closed bu sale shall be-
longe than weeks, and of the lands will
be admitted until after he expiration of the weeks.
Given under hand the city Of Washngt"n u~ h day Of
April, Domini thousand eight hundred hy
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once
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Proposals for Stationery.


DEFAkTAKNr sTATA,
Washington, hay "a, lseA
IN pursuance Of hen egaEng making appropriations 10
such necessary objects included ia the gen
sfa appropriation bill without abd IA and
vide TO- iRedsnt aud onces
o. he posrp,n Spp,oysd ibe 2nt
August 1872 sealed proposals viii be received ii dep n-
unH O'Clock, the fuEuisiaB such
a'I'eis u s'atonrry required by on b,
btday of July ated tile Jpned cneduie and
fstAa quHuIyj hni uudefsiod
thai the department. b. lbs take ti'heT sieat.t
qu,nnn o ay sue han speched, Geeods 10 lis wa da
hs year
Each article to be- Of he bssi quality and be delivered without
when ordered
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United states Court OF Claims.
GAAD.

HE under.gnsd John @, Deservu1, New York civ and
Thompson, AZ Washington, c. nuansys and euunaallnrs-
Gilaw assocasd iI ihs legal claims oT credit
o ~ gosernm.st {, la the Court of hiIas.
They viii In immdia careful attention 10 bus.
als Washington which inustxd 10 tn.iy ,ts
~ gsnueine" al inc profession aud csssH In city OF New
fofk, OF eisrshrre in any part 0f the union
They be consulted psTsanay or nv letter
at New York Washington Particular information AZ 10 eas
which have bern before
be furnished al once upon appsaton by psr-
JOHN q, DEvEREUX,
NO. W Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
M. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NB.J Deyereux is commissioner Of the Coun of Claims
Jan 3l-3tawinf rIuieI
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Willards' Hotel.
y. g. II. A. WILLARD,
PsnnsyiVania aDsnue and FourtsentA sresf,
Washington, d. q.

lCE-Bount land warrant No. 9 6i acres, issned
~ In my favoT In March 1885, under the
m military SERVICES In the of ls having
notice Il hereby gwen that am the aud ghu
d warrant NOT having ai1naed assq I'd the
ed the power Of doing either any person whatever
JAMES w. BROWN.
April o5-iaw6w
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~ Letters sf Madam. 90 srvigr. her D.u Inter
a ffnas, edited ~ Mrs Sarah y. Hsle I VOL 81 rs
nh ol LADY Man Worllsy Mon,aru, edited BY Mr., sa
Maya FRAscV TAyIop
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Unissd ssssss Paseat Once,
Washington, April ~, lss6.

Vesohuont APfH ~, 1856.
I'm petition Of AKrrd Hail, of An,boy, J.rssv
W praying granted III. ID of
SEPTEMBER lS9 brick
from the snprslion of sad which
ID day oi september, l-5s-
IN. said b, PAss.s Oa~s
ON Aoeday, The sh Of August at " O'Clock
are sobed and show cause hsy have Why
ssId pe'iiion ought not % he grant d. f7 'T
Persons opposing The .ren-on required
Once their obi ciion specially set forth ns eny
day ore the day ~ heating all flied -ither pAy
TO be used ~ the sad beninr s ,stsn
cordanee with the uleso The osos which viii
application.
The stmony In ,hs win be closed Ausus
deposit ne and e,he paper. relied upon ie.iinAy
the os- on o. before the mornpg
n say, within days thereafter. ~
Ordered, also, his psAfsssd Up,c~ In
tiisencer, aud kvenns -ts N-shiuron u CT Rspsha
ho.'onr once vesk @ three rurces-svs previous
18Th Of August psIs The day Of beas,sg. r..-
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Fsfsssa
S,Eddors ~ the above will please copy
th, bills TO the Patent Once with containing sAa
May I-law3w H##
1iLL a.othsr choice l,s 81 straw R,~.sss sAah.s.>
~ boonhes boyp hats and of .yr,y d~-crip'iou.
A splsnd $3.50 tn bn.-, Fr~'ch FIVE
Rihsnd- Iha -tyls~ ~ the Io~sst prices
Grapes mslnss Illusions s 'ari'ons, bonner tsre- crowns.
A. select a--orrmsut Of dress trimmings
Fancy goods ia all their variety At wM. p sRgDDr
nMyh os-iv 5's Eleventh s'rer shovs pssn svs-p.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1857.
NAyY UEPA TMEsr,

kAyY DEPA Tarsr,
Bureau OF Provisions aud LIotning, June 2, lo56
EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Beet"
Proposals. the be- will be- received NJ
nrce until octck saturday, the 2h day Of Juy
and all risk to The
United States, the following yards:
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Proposals for Stationery.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Nav IL, 1856.
SEPARATE proposals stationery required BY
department during the fiscal 1887 viii be
~ O'Clock, m, day next
should be accompanied BY satisfactory testimonials OF ability uf
An the s,elss mus. be Of best asay fourteen sample.
whom the eoAfse. may be sarded win be pad for BY the
will BE- considered when Of
be quality and suited TO the wants Of the and ns
al the pleasure OF The department
Each props. sR"ed ny individual making it,
,eIe contained in ,he schedule uniformity
be taken I'd unless substantially agreeing herewith
ded The The head Of ,s sfes ha
h d res rye. TO itself The right ordering sreae
suppbias Inferior article lime will be deemed sufficient
Bons with win approved security 70 be given by the person
conscior his suIsues shall be forfeit
rpse fed in such bond uqu,dared damage.
The the propu ais any portion
,r articles con,a,n.. tnein Ac-s popo
may, disc. purchase n open m uk.t
ann as n as Of 9.. a, ." % sn be The
required
and trimmed, u weigh MT less 'han II lbs per
200 r.am, .S',sp one OF - more Sides plain, and
~ realms qu"r'o ros mschine anned Sides
IS ream. no,s paper size. by and by AZ inches plain
Ss ~ ss'% a;iss Ds'a and Sss ss
. rs.m. I.rs. brown .nveop-, pr ,s.m
% boiing paper, rova, per
62 do copying pape' (Nann'-) per ream
gross metallic af ali required bes, quality per
la "a quilts, N" su. per N
I'M do No 10, perM
AT doz-u best black ,rad pencils, per dozen
10 do redlead pencils, do
Is do tod IVORY 9-ncb, do
3N do red linen tape, assorted,
] do pouace boxrs ,f
= da sand.b Ies, OF cocoa,
do wsIrr-sispds, res cocoa 40
80 sof..;. Som. handles genuine.
born az pran handi.s, genuine, per dozen
do once shears, III inches, do
do ofic. sc,ssafs, do
II do rnkstants glass,
gallons best uk back department
make, per gallon
S22 bottles NIX black, the department choice
k.t quar-
sqnars ink, red, the department 10 have choice IN
k.t per quar-
221 rs ink red the department choice
- IN \ pint boui-s, per b'tI'
Jas botiss ink, b.stc pyinr, pint bottes, do
10 waters large red tor department seal perM
iu9 p'usds WATERS, common SIZE, red, per ptunt
III do sealing wal, b~rt "a superfne, scarlet do
u d. India rubber prpaIed,
l1s qu,rts black sand, per qaar
- ounc-s pouaco. per oanc.
no puuads linen, per pount
lef do cotton, d.
packet .nvsiopes, ~ white yellow psper
-izrs' ~ BY ~ ~ W 3s inches, per hundred
" doz-a rul-r- mahogany, ryusd fat, per dnz" -
~ do elastic y n holders,
May f7-lavtlO hJuH.
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1 nOOHs is prepared 10 furnish tho best ~~htss
and red sh coal o all izes and Cumberland coal Of all kinds
70 ss Customers the lowest marks' prices,
29@ pound, snsrsnued ~ the
hctnsy oak, and pine ~ood Al very low prices
shJ article and full be relied IN all
Yard side 9th sreet, between and r. opposite Old
Stand
Now sr-rTuThu
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Commissioner OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMAN

Every entitled The right Of pre- empion Of tbs
within aud of townships ab
ted required establish III. sane TO the satisfaction OF The regis
ohioe mskr payment
pTaabs seeing this notice, and beio the day
the pubic sale the land
bTacnv tract claim will be forfeited.
THO5. A HENDrUK5.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April g. law'3w Intel and Star
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United states Mails.

United states Mails.
pO'T orucE DRrlRrnErrt
RoPosh1s for carrying the United
the once of hr Poet Ufhcs Ds
Panmrnt in the city q ws-nnro-, o"ul O'Clock, Of the
Sol IRON Iudanspo by Cumberland Philadelphia Green
arld, Clsy,lsnd, Chsrlo'',sylle, K"isbsovn, oE
io~n, Uestrrvin.. Richmond and Ne~ rars, To
Dsto, Ohio l'2 miIs- apd back daily except sun
day, ny such mode Of transportation as shall nclud,
the entire mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis dsily, srcsPt Sunday, At i0m;
hrrve a. Dayto" BY Ga IN n.rt morn ns;
Le We Dayton Ivy sIcep, Sunday, m5ami
Arrive at indianspoI. next morning by "a m.
NOTES.
Each popos should be accompanied by signed by
two Ts-pon'Se ns per-on,, , IN hs folowing %snnst
convey INC mail rnm July 1856 TO June 90 Is5o On r"gr NJ"
General May 30 se by the following mode
Gpr the an auai sum of - dollars.
Thi, proposal made with iul knowledge Of
e ns ~ I ,ou,. ~" ,"s % S r"S a., ."d % a. G
nation II e instructions and requirements attached the adver
a's%sS'' n,,s%
(sgned)
FORM or A GUARANTEE
The undersigned, residing at, State Of -, undertake
fnegoins carrying the mail on rou, No b.
accepted BY me po.,ma.rf asnsr the bidder PRIOR
Of July lo5F
required obligation perform the service prop rpod
Th. do understanding distinctly the obligation. and liabilities
Of July ? 1885,
Dated
FORM or CERTIF CATE
The undersigned, postmaster of State - ceri6es
u ess acquainted thr above guar,
Hnt and Knows them TO be oi properly and sbe
Dated
JAMES OAsPBeII,
May al-lswfv Postmaster General.
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Ns BrookeS Ensitih and French Boarding and Day SAss
sercr buildings, No. l3' Pe.wytranta upsnms
THE second Monday
i February ls5S. r&s
la " n-ucaon the frencb language given by lady
ceuty Par who resides family
English uEd hs ~seiai cbsrss of uss BROOKE every
afforded the acquisition Of thorough sns .lgsst
Jan 27--eod5W
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Law Partnership.

Law Partnership.
r. J. WALKER. l.. JANIN.
u ObERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed n par,s
u cn.e In ,he s,,prsmr
Court OF the United Court Of Claim. Addrrs
Washington City, C. Jan 2-eodlfir
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NOilIE b hereby E,~.. that will . ply Ss shs
commissioner OF Ppsioo- duplicate
land soau i.su@d under the Sept. sb~s
1870, aud numb-red 5s~a Utl-s
which has bern winch has assaed,
piods.d o, located BY me- OF by my suinonty
Jan i2-iaw6w JOHN ROss.
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NOTICE Is h.r.hy g'ven that viii rpp,y .o
~ Cor missnn,r Of Pensions issue duplicates
los land D. witt One r 20 No. is 100
Charles MoCpfr 18th Decenhsr 1885
issued John Wison 2sh January 1856 No 1870 said
bought by ard assigned blank
Msssrr Snyder son wsshinsion, received
them No other person has any gh, to insir y, 10
them GEORGE KELLOGG.
May i4-lav0w
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rIorossp BATss OF sAILips.
Sfom NsW Fors. From LvsTpes

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, d CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENNaRD d co,
n Austin fnars, London
u, q. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co.,
Paris,
these ships will be accountable for gold
suh SPECIE ewery precious stones metals, unes bills o
tnl srned therefor and the value
Nyi-du
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NEW spetNG GOODs FoR GEs ,GEnEs,-P. ..
~ STEER, W. reliant Tao No. sss between
and hss spring sood, srd has the
ard the pubic 'ha his stncs
call early, with h the rsn' snd srsh.
good. viii hs hovn rhs stork snhses usual new and
eersnt furrishng roods fbr rrnf'-rn~r
April lar-eos2vf star and Organ.
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SuRGs ". 6OhkLt.. Attorney and Coanse tIcs sa-
law nrd States ccu,t couu coniu,s~ioner, counssoper
FOR the Cour' OF Clam. No ~ Wall street, New York.
Rrfto Hon Neisvn Justice United 5upsems Couu
Hoa ~ fh, uni,.A Stale. Genra,J rosn. Gorrs
Eneoeers Un,ed states army Bs Soeor the Court
OF tla,ns K H. Giv and Major Arnaid HiI., washns
Oct i0-wtAs Asun3u
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Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at M and
Arrive at TsTr" Hauie next days ny 4Am;
Leave reTf- Baute daily, Icept sunday, At . NJ, and
4Triye at Indianapolis aeKi days By " IN.
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SCHEDULE.

Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, ut 10 m;
Arrve Al Dayton BY a IN urIt mort nsi
lie We Dayton Ivy creep; Sunday, AZ 7aml
Arrive al Indianapolis nsrt morning by 4 q m.
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Agents fol the True Democrat.


 JOHN $. SHAVER. Gross aims, Fulton coun'y; JOHN A. SIMPSON, ilot iiih, JOSEPH GAULr. Blulion, Yell county; Il. II. MEREDITH Wilton, Pike county; F. II. ADAMS Wilton, Pike county; R. W. ( AULK, Roseyile, Franklin county; VIM. BUTLER, Panther. Polk comfy. JOHN NI BURNS, AIt. Elba Bradley county. WI. VAlGHAN Evening shade Lawrence county. S w BOYER. esq, Aberdeen, Monroe county. nr. l. W. SULLIVAN, Moro, C w. ". WATKINS, Cauol'ton, Carroll county; A. \. MCGEE, Gaines Landing, Chicot county Col. !. <. HOUSTON, Clarksyle, Johnson county; JOHN T. MCLEOD, Black Jack, Scott county; JOHN J. Ii AN1METr, Pine Bluff; LEVI ARNOLD, Dardanee, ell county; DIXON II. WILLIAMS Marion county HENRY KING, Jaes son, Lawrence county; D.. VI. II. JACKSON Independence county; D5. D. C. W RIGHT, Franklin and Scott counties; WI: E. It VT, IIIll~boro,, Union county; JASPER S. IIILLHOlSE, Smithyille. Hon. B. Bl INCH, Kings River, Carroll county. Hon. J. A. BECK, Ilard county. GEO. AU~TIN, Van Bu1en, Crawford county. l. R. I'll HOMPSON, Amty. Clark county Dr. l.. IT. CULLEl, Rondo, Lafayette county. JOHN ARNOLD, Lisbon, Union county. D. M. MARTIN, NJ. Peu.on, Jackson county. ,; R. PuMPHREY, Unon county: W. 3. sPEER, Pike county, ". \. MAY nanvle, Yell county; VIM. E. SMITH, Washington county; A. J. HAYS, Ashley county; D. w. JEFFREY, Afonut Olive, Izard county. R. l.. PHILLIPS, Washington, Iiempstead county; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesviile, Independence county; JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; JOHN M MITCHELL, Evansville, Green county; LEWIS SUrFIN, Bover, Poinsett county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; ]. <. JORDAN, Monticello, Drew county; THOS RIGGS, Postmaster at Bichwoods, lizard county VIM. M. VAN VALkENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co |. E. NENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HANIS, Bradley county; q. II. JACKSON Elizabeth, Jackson county; WEI. \. CRAWFORD, Saline county; JAMES VI. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville, Lafayette co ". B. YOUNG, Dover, Pope county; J. N. BERNARD, Norostown, Pope county; JA'S R. BERRY, ?. NJ, Huntsville, Madison counly; THO'S MILLS Polk county; ROB'r ATKINSON Leek's Store, Ouachita county; Dr. l.. l.. MARTIN, Long View Ashley county; N. l.. BAKER, Fulton county: JACOB PATE, P. M. Pleasant Plans, Independence R. l.. CARGIlE, Conway county. WI. C. NORTON. Refs Blui. Drew county
The true Democrat., 1856-01-22
Democratic Meeting in Pope
 County.

At democratic meeting held pursuant to adjournment, at the courthouse in Dover on the 5th day of January, 1856, the following proceedings were had.
 On motion, c. Davis was appointed secreta- ", and the Hon. James Brewton called upon to explain the object of the meeting, which he did in brief, able, and forcible manner.
 The following resolutions were then offered and unanimously adopted.
 l. ResolOea, That we approve the administra- tion of Gov. Elias N. Conway, and particu- larly that part relating to the Real Estate Bank, and see TO cause why he should not be contin- ued in office another term of four years; we therefore recommend him to the people of Arkansas, for reelection.
 2. Resolved, That we approve the couse of the Hon. A. B. Greenwood, in the Congress of the United States, and recommend him | for re- election; and that we approve the hold 1 ing of Congressional convention at Bates vile, on the first Monday in May next.
 3. Resolved, That we are in favor of holding State convention at Little Rock, on the third Monday in May next.
 4. Resolued, That we recommend to our de. mocratc friends of Johnson and Pope coun-
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ator, from the counties of Conway, Perry and Yell, and We hereby invite the democracy of Yell and Perry to attend said convention and to participate in the nomination.
 On motion of MT. T. w. Venablc, it is here by recommended to the democrats of this county, to meet in their respective townships at such times as may suit them best, and ap- point delegates to meet in Springfield, Arkan- sas, on the lst Tuesday in April next, to nom- mate candidates for the county, and that each township send one delegate
 On motion, it was resolved that Tom B. Tur- her of Brownsville, is recommended as a suit able person to receive the support of the demo- cracy for next attorney general
 On motion of Dr. s. J. StallingS, the meet ing adjourned, and ordered the proceedings to be publish d in the True Democrat.
 JOHN MURRAY, Chm.
 \. GORDON, Sec'Y
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SEPULCHRE FORTY EIGHT MILES LoNG.-The bones of 6,000 Irshmen line the railroad from Aspinwall to Panama. Set this down to credit of "man's inhumanty to man,'' to 1.-the AL mighty Dollar" to Yankee enterprise" or to what you will-call 1t mercantile, a diaboli- cal or an sociological fact--it is undoubtedly true. But the road is built-the continent is spanned; and our onward march, our manifest destiny" has made another demonstration. We may as well look at the entire pile of grim ghastly facts all at once, as to pick out the glo- rlhcaton alone and sink the gory reality. The road is fact, and the guilt that swallowed up the human life is another. The siuews that toiled to build the structure seems to have been destined to as ignoble an end as Falstaif's rag Sed regiment or the British army before Sebas- topol-"iood for powder" As a great under taking, there is no internal or external improve ment of modern times that is to be compared with 1t.
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date to represent the democracy of said district at the ensuing election in August next, and we would recommend Dardanelle as a suitable place for holding said convention, and we here oy invite the democracy of said counties re- sspectfully to meet and fix upon time as being best suited to their convenience to meet us in said convention.
 lo. ResoIvei, That Richard II. Johnson, for ms unwaverns opposition to the "know Noth- lng'' party, as well as for his devotion and fdei- ty to the democracy of Arkansas, in the mul- hplied editorials he has put forth in support of democratic principles, merits the thanks of the entire democracy of Arkansas, and our enlarg- ed and liberal support for the True Democrat.
 II. ResolUe2 That we tender our sincere thanks to Timothy llaney, esq, for his kindness and hospitality on the present occasion
 F. Reso1ced, That the proceedings of this meeting, together with the communication of the Hon. II. NJ. Rector be published iu the True Democrat
 On motion the meeting then adjourned.
 JOHN G. IANEY, President
 W. Il. FIELD jr, .Sec1etaty.
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FULLER.-The Wilmington, N. c. Journal, in its comments on the conduct of the Know Knothing representatives of that State voting for Fuller of Pennsylvania, says:
 Mir. Fuller is a jolly good fellow, and clever enough gentleman, on his side, but he is no more the true, straight forward, national man, in whom the south can rely, than he is an an- gel The Know Nothing representatives from North Carolina certainly act strangely. but so do those from other southern States; and their action certainly exhibits the remarkably warp ing effects of the association in which they have placed themselves by their connection with an order essentially northern in its leading features, and whose leading presses and men openly repudiate the only appearance of na- tionality in its so-called National Platform
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CT The most valuable astronomical paper read before the recent meeting of the Amcr- can Scientific Association, was that of Prof. Alexander, on the lost planet between Mars and Jupiter It was, he says, disk-not a globe like the other planets-being only eight miles from pole to pole, while its equatorial diameter was 10000 miles, or nearly nine times as long as that of the earth. Rolling through space with rapdity hardly excelled by any of the planitary bodies, this thin slice of planet could not long hold together It burst and split into fragments some of which, thirty eight in number, have been discovered and christeued by various heather names.
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most luke-warmness in propagating the truths of the bible, have with zeal worthy of bet ter cause not only affiliated with black legs, drunkards, infdels and other abandoned cha ractew who compose two thirds of the Know Nothing lodges, butthey have exhibited uncom- mon activity in disseminating the vile and glar- ing talsehoods fabricated for southern marke cts by northern abolition Judases.
 ARKANSAS
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9N 2 V0 & x

Onr facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing establishment the country
 We have procured, at of sixteen hundred dol ars one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables do book and pamphlet a superior style and at very low pdces
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Terms Of Subscription.
TERMS OF ADV3RTIsI27C.

Transient advertisements will be inserted for l per square, en lines ess for the first insertion and 55 for subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30 Professional cards and other advertisements exceeding me square, sl0 per annum.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-22

His winding sheet. coon skin, A coffin made by Wise,
 The LouisvIians dug his grave, And Johnson closed his eyes. With sentiments of respect, remain gen tlemen, Your ob't serv't,
 H. M. RECTOR. To Messrs. Wm. H. Feild and others, com mttee, Danville, Arkansas.