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LAyARux,s COURSE or brrrn.TuRK.-The arrangements
for the publication Of Lamanes work in this coun-
t,y we hear arc taking definite shape The Messs APP
pleon on being spoken by Mr. Dsspace on the subject
Immediately and with generosity which does them honor
offered the most liberal facilities for the publication OF the
work at their bookstore These were, we understand ae-
ccp,ed A readily as they offered and the work viii
be issued accordingly with their names we infer on The
ttle-page publishers.
An address TO the American people, stating in eloquent
terms the claims which Lamsrtine has their sympathy
and the endowmens which peculiarly qualify him for
The task he undertakena lsborious task IL is true
but by no uncongensl with the peculiar character
Of his inelecas been drawn up, and has already
ceved the signature OF many distinguished persons in New
York II Is said to be from the pen Of Mr. Bancroft
Nsw York Post
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WILL apply Commissioner Pensions duplicates
for the following land warrants which have been lost In The
nails one for lao No 4a 6i9 issued John Noblt
dated 18Th January, 1886 Blunt No 435ai,
so acres dated l0il January 1855 and robert r. Alley for
100 Na S5 CO.'S and dated January 49, s Said
assigned In blank reached New York.
where they No else has right
their possession, 10 locate them
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS .
Ap IT-law6w x Es-.I
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BY the President OF the United states.


IN pursuance ofaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Uni
america DO hereby declare and make known TIA,
State Of Michigan, at the times herein desgnaed, 10 wit;
A. the a g 81 u asI ns 81 S on pac
within The aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz
North Of the base line Of the principal
The ISLANDS situated township seven
two in section four township forty ssysn q range hrse a
ve and in section dirty three, townsp foryve, range
Township ror,y-nine, ofranse
Townships forty foy nine and hhy Of range eleven
Townships forysx, forty and foryeah of
own.aps foI,y four and Of range twenty
Township forly-nine, Of range t~eny-sevsn -
Townships forty eight ofnins and my one oranse thirty
townships forty fsryniue, my and my one range
T'wnship. ry hfy, my one, range ihly-,ir
This unappropaed twenty twenty
I s oe a"a al c%N oa MnnSsy
usin day Of hnsa,i for The dpo,n Of hs public lands m
viz
NORTH Of base line Of pr,neisa naidian
Tow pship uirtyssvsn, OF range twenty seven.
Tow.A ip. osr and Unity Ave- Of range
North Of s OF yrs~epa! ,~sridiaa
seven three hineen and four,
aisi our in twelve. township
,s nine m IN ssoT ss os .sa nae ,s ass len,
biiy of ra, ,xe sections twenty nne thirty bres
thiry. .four ,o~nshp thirty zone, OF the
Lands aop ptwa~d Schools military and
other with those swap and oveIoxsd lands
thereby undl granted
scx enable
s,a9s 10 recs lands within their appov
svpe o,ber 2s 1850, wiI be ereaded tAe sales.
The offering VI the above lands viii be commenced the days
spoo,ped and proceed they
Used despsic until the whole shall have been
offered aud he shall
longer weeks and the lands
b. sdmiped until ser the tprston OF the weeks,
Given under my Washington, anh day
AprI ammo thousand eight hundred and ANY
BY the Prcsi oenti FRANKLIN FIERCE.
THO-. A. HE. yDgiCks,
Com .i..onst OF the General Land once.
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Unread LACE GOODS, EMBROIDERiES, &c.-|
New
OF goods which been cied with
the imporauons embracing all tins
est styles Of .H9
CoIarets and sleeves, in match
Chemizrts and slesvcs do ..s ........~
Lace coarets and sleeves do
trimmed collars and sleeves, do
French -waaksd chemiLss and sleeves, do do
trimmed French worked collars and sleeves
EmufoideSed csmbric, In sets - match .... ..s
Embroidered linen and lneK csubnc
Thrasd-iace collars and sleeves 70 match
Mourning 81 both black and white
In variety and styles
Embroidered skirts, fOS dresves
Embroidered Swiss and cambrc houncing
Embroidered dimiiy and nconet bands
Muslin cambric edsinRs and ioserings
Rrait ,read lace bert,es and collars
Thread Iacesa and edsnss OF all widths
Black ihrea ead iaces and cdgings, all widths
black lsccs for founces, 10. 81. .......
desirable goods adapted The
present and approaching seasons, such as-
FIounced silK dresses, in great variety
Fiounced aesAdins robes, rich
Poanced berexe robes, great variety
suiped and plaid twisted silks
Chene silks, striped and figured, styles
LEht plain 'iiks, for evening dressss
Ca.ored silk Illusions do
Black silks every variety, he.
which, compete assortment Of seasonsbls
foreign and domestic, fancy and staple will be offered
at lowest prices 10 cash or Yanciual dealers
Feb 17-3tsw4wn HooE, BRO, 4 CO.
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NVneE.-Tbe creditors Of Texas requested
AZ soeerher business
on me hrt hondsy ~ MAJ next At u ocncs Nlsrd's
o ~ this city after the 18th OF Apn
ehcpsF which
ber Advertisement together with addressed the aelsRa
Won ho TEXAS Congress will be delivered such of the cred
uaMu.r raN
APa-Wedk ssusthpsy
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United states Court Of Claims.

sHE undersigned John O. Desereur, York CITY, and NJ
Thompson, of Washington, D. CT attorneys and eounaalors-
ataw associated Tor The legal credit
oTs of government, ia Ine Coau of ciaims.
They will immediate
Washington which may inrused to their care
by geniieuen Of the profession eaaxn In city Of New
York, or elsewhere 10 amy the unioa
They be consulted BY letter either
~ New ork or washington
which have been before Congress can
be furnished at once application parties
JOHN Q. DEyEREuX,
No. 81 Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
Nj. THOMPSON,
Washington city
~ B--J q Deyereux a commissioner Of
Jan d-5tawinf Intel.
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Fresh Beer and Vegetables for the Navy.

n Navy AaEsoy,
Washington, April 30, 1856
SEALED proposals will be this oce until Wednes
day the 2s day of May, 1885, for supply Of such
y1anes Of fresh beef and vegetables be required on me
sagon station during the fiscal the st
day of July next and ending 30ih June, 1857.
The beef aud quality and the
the market atods and each article be celed the
pound. .gt5tsA g@ -tH#
bond with will be half the est
mated amount Of the and In addition
viii be withheld from the each be made
collateral security for ths due performance OF the conac which
VIII on no account be paio until y fully complied with
Evey directed In the act OF Con
gess making appropriation for The naval service for 1867
proved Ausust ~, si6) by guarantee signed by
responsible effect undertake
that the bidder bidders will his their bird be accepted enter
into obligation, within with good and sufficient
ties, 10 furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will aecomaned by such
antee A, CREENLEAF,
Ap 30-law4w Navy Agent.
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w. u WALKER. L. JANlN.
ROBERT J. WALLER LOUIS JANfN have fprmed parts
hefhp Tor the trial of the Supreme
~ ms United ares and IN The Court sf Claims Addes
washington City, n Q. Jan 2-eodfif
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IoHN CLARK s,e register lows city, Iows agent fO the
cation og military bounty the stats OF Iowa
a opened an Office ~ Washington city D. c. in connerion
oes ssens and several land oc~s the
% love- BY which prepared ofer facilities for the
e land the mode which and
s1e holders can fully avail themselves Of the bounty Of the
eminent.
ihe land viii be selected, made certificate
sasd 70 me address ~ nsss sending by s the
H"o~ss t.ss, which must accompany The
s-s Zee for selection and location, ~ which add land
oMee lee, ti-Ai.
sefes Zee lo Selection and location ss which
once fee, s2-s-.
M acres. Zee os selection location Sc; which add land
acre. e. o selection and location, $40, which add land
The local - = = -
guaranty that all selections Isdciou-ly,
tnc he time - " - -
me srreiins competent
'e snd advised local
eoanu Seats umbers wrisr, and seiemen present snd
ssas thus selected will confident from ~ 50 to
soon "a selected Warwnces, for whore bsnsnt TITS
"ss @vsnce upon the face at their
Nransss viii execute 70 Of attorney tocsfe
o. me warrant AID Others will please h the blank
msns sth the fun locator.
ADDRESS JOHN CLARK No s32 Pennsylvania sveLue with
w Wehb
Refer 10 the lows Congress- Hon Charles
Nsson, Commson@r Of Patents.
Fshl2-sf3ms
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THE undersigned his and the public
completed his saPpy ef the shove, direct roe,
which he would specially call
Of Prince Albert and o'h-
rrdb York, York. SHAPED, Ma,
Dutch other choice csbbsgss, cau1howe bro
coli uce onions beat besns carrots, pssnips celery ss
Vows berhs, hc ~h s
other vegetable seeds, In great variety.
hts seed
excellence, and stvsy moderate
pnees.
offered either single packets oofsc
tons. very low rates.
Cstalorues bs had application. -.
seed warehouse, 3ss TN street, CORNER ofH.
Mari
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EoyEaNAENr SALE OF VACANT LoTs IN THE CITY
Of Wahinssa-on Tuesdsy afternoon, MAJ xaih al O'Clock
the auction shall SELL of Commsioner o
Public Huings following city belonging
| ghe Hail stars
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Brookes Ensh and French Boarding aud Day seAoo,
Ssusn Bsiidnxs l3 Pearsyivan,a
n,HE second session Monday,
Il February 4, 1850. .f.
Daily French language given by lady,
resides branches OF
English charge of Miss Brooke, and
means of thorough and elegant edu
cation. 27--eodaw
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will be made for performed and for each Of such
planned "Trip
deducted For arrivals ater schedule sufficiently
excused Of pay deducted The
annuied for failures violating the
Office laws f dsobeyns the departments nsuc'ons
The General of
running diminished also, may cnria the
condition Of his allowing months the amount Of
service dispensed with. sa. t..#-
No increased pay allowed excess, any,
dance points supplied correctly
JAMES CAMPBEI.L,
Postmaster General
.PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT March IL, 1885.
Mar lg-Iawiw
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NOTICE no PRE-EmPTroS CLAIMANTS.

Every per-on en,it night Of pre-empon any Of
within
eab 1h the TO the satisfaction OF the
and
soon yraeteabs seeing ts notice. beor. ap
pointed or pubic sale Of lands
bracins the tract claimed
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Co nmssoner Of Once.
ApnI B-lawi3w Intel. aud star.l
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~ GORGE w. MOHEI.L. Attorney aad Counsel st
IN law circuit commissioner commissioner
for the az Claims, No. ~ Wall street. New York
Refers Nelson, Justice Uned States supreme Cosr
United States senator General j. g. Tottrn Corps
al Blair Solicitor the Court
Claims n. Get ESQ, and Major Arnold Harris Washing
on Oct ilo-WFksonsn
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NOTICE n hereby given that Will apply tn the
M Commissioned duplicate Of 70
bounty waran issued under the law ofsept.nhe
1870 and In of lsia,l3,
and which ha. been assigned,
pledged, located BY me, OF by my suthofiv. -
40 1-iaw6w JOHN Ross.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, 4 co.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD d CO.,
"a Austin Fsiars, London.
b. q. VAIN WRIGHT l. CO.,

The owners ships will be accountable for gold silver
huou iewey unless bills oi
sdina are therefor and the vaue
an +
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]. q. N. A. WILLARD,
Permsyipania and FowtscaiA street,
Washington, d, c.
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the new York and aiverpooi United states
Mail Steamers.
ma sAips comprising this las sis ,he ionewinss
Tas AlAnie Capt Oliver Eidndse
Tbs Baltic sssss...Csp Jos Cou.stoex
Capt James West
r. These ships having been built by
pseaaiy hcr government. SERVES, has been
WV taken In their construction, also In their engines
10 insure strength and speed and their aecosmo-
aoa, or p~senss aneguailed for and comfort
go on passage York Liverpool 0rst cabin 1880
a. second cabin S73 From Liverpool 10 Now York. ~ and 20
yunsAs- . J. -. .,,..haa 10 ..eh .htn
sa atsahs be- seeuT until paid for
S, shlu, Of this line have bulk and
.soa daaer ice, viii the Banks norih OF ~ deg
uuul amer st u August.
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John ii. Bufhmann,

John ii. Buthmann,
Lrporfer sudD Dealer IN Hirs, Brondy Cigars, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue. and sh south side,
tJas received supply eis which the
II following brands Rrraia, VI Cas- Lopdes La n6ess Mina
Csb.ns, Loui. Napoleon, kc.
Asa schisdam, pipe OF superior gin, containing
cham Nu"ms eso
net, Heidseict, snd other hrspds.
Ia store French wines sf
high order, ss Madeira, sherry, port SC
Aoq-
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The Senate resumed consideration Of the bill to
amend an entitled An act 10 promote the efficiency Of
the navy
Mr. MALLORY, in continuation of the remarks which
be commenced yesterday discussed the question somewhat
elaborstely.
Mr. CRfTTENDEN replied to the Arguments In favor Of
the action OF board conendng that they had exceeded
the powers conferred upon them and that they had
right 10 inquire into the moral conduct Of officers Of the
navy. !.
Mr. BENJAMIN and Mr.. ToOMBs continued the dis
cussion some length
Mr. MASON obtained the floor, and the further con-
sderstou OF subject postponed until Tuesday next
MESSAGE Fsox THE rnrslpssr UNITED
message was received from the President Of the Uni
ted States by Sidney Webster esq hs private secretary
transmitting report from the Secretary OF the Interior
containing estimates Of the appropriations required for the
fu6lmen Of treaty spusons with certain Indian tribes
which was read and, motion by Mr. HUNTER, IL was
referred TO the COMMITTEES Finance and ordered TO be
printed
Afer an executive session. the Senate adjourned until
Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
H. IL.
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Tickets Slo-bHlyes 95-quarters 81 20.
Do do % hnlves...... 60
Do do 93 quarter. .................... %
Orders for tickets
ABOVE splendid lotteries prompt
m heeoant Of each drswag viii be amer
% all who order N ms
Address r.. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
Ap Is Wilmington, Delaware.
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Grill choice lot of straw Bansets, shakers
- Boomery, boys' hats and Of every description
A splendid ,rnent o be French flowers
Ribapds, bssutifu styles. the lowest prices
manes Illusions, silks taous, bonnet aaesi crowns
select sssortrnant Of drsss trimmings,
Fancy goods IN all variety WM. Y. sHsDDs
March 3S-lw 5n2 Eleventh sbovs Penn svenue.
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VSowLEDGE POWER. ny Charles knight Revised
additions. David A. Wsls, A. NJ Illustrated
with hnmerous snsravnes. ~ 2s.
Phiy and KIT Raiment ny Caroline Chesehro ~
Science discourse IN three pnr's NY
r. Calvert suhor Of Scenes and Thoughts IN Europe 80
TAYLOR MAURvs
Mays Bocss,ors, near eh street.
Polynesian., 1856-09-20
The Astronomy of Empire.

writer in Hunts Merchants MdgdzlHe for
June. is noting the westering way of the Star OF
which the Bishop sang, that ever "westward takes
its way"
After conceding London to be the greatest con-
centraton of human power the world mas ever
known, he INDUCES in the question, " Ill It's su-
premacy be permanent:"
That it is not fixed star, he considers an ascer-
,a;nad fact and locates its next appearance the
Meridian of New York;
50 New York, with her immediate dependencies
numbers about 100000. Since 1870 she has esta6-
lished law of growth which doubles in population
once in fifteen years. If this law continues 10 op
crate, she may be expected to possess l,oOOOUO ~
1871: 100000 in 1886; and 200, 600 IN l9Cl.
twenty years be allowed New YORK as her iuIuIe
period Of duplication, she would stu oVefra'e Ao"
Polynesian., 1856-09-20
WILLIAM GREIG

OFFERS for sale at his Store in King street, next
door to H. Dimond. the following goods, ex-
pressy selected for this market, and imported from
Scotland and England, viz.
White dress shirts of superior quality. babies
robes. chemisettes, collars, boys Glengary caps
coats, cotton threads, sprg muslin, printed muslin
carpet bags. superior quality, ladIes's enamelled
bags, do steel-chain do do. plush do. India-rubber
air-tig ight cushions, assortment OF ribbons. An as
eortmept of CUTLERY snd HARDWARE, Shelf
field manufacture among which attention specially
called to table cutlery and choice penknives
ALso-On hand, quantity of FLOUR. l-f
Polynesian., 1856-09-20
S1ons Slops. Slops.

WNOR SALE at the store of the undersigned a
few very superior extra fine quality PILOT
CLOTH COATS. Monkey Jackets, Reefing Jackets
sup heavy Guernsey Frocks, extra heavy large wool
len Stockings woollen Socks fine Lamb wool Stock
ings and Socks, for sale low, by
Won HOLT HEUCK.
Honolulu, March eth 1856. 44-d
Polynesian., 1856-09-20
BUSIN ESS CARDS.
DOCTOR McKIBBIN. Surgeon, &c.
HoNoL ULU MEDICAL HALL

corner oil Merchant and kaahumanu Streets Prescriptions
carefully prepared. Medicine chests examined and
eted on reasonable terms constant superintendent of
himself his SON.
Attendance for consultation Office from A. till noon
and from till six P. VI. week days, A. NJ
m ii on Sundays At other times al his residence Union
street. l7-u
Polynesian., 1856-09-20

EOR SALE by the Agent of the Hudson's Bay
II Company,
200 doz Byass Ale. qrts,
$50 " Allsop's do.
packets best English Hops.
April 10, 1856. 49-t
Polynesian., 1856-09-20

DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, in great variet.
- for sale by
Aft ROBERT Z. JANION.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned ~ having ipurchasei of A. S. Huey, Auditor of Public Accounts of Arkansas at public auction on the l2th day of February, 1855, at a sale made pur suant to law, the following described tract of land which had been forfeited to the State of Arkansas for non payment of taxes, to wit; Ihe South best quarter 6f Section Foarteen 9 IoaonShiD 1toO A0r4h Qf the base line in Range Ten Vest o the 5h princi- pal meridian containing one hundred and sixty acres for the sum of one hundred and three dollars and eighty five cens and the said tract having been con- veyed the undersigned by the said auditor by deed bearing date the l2th February, A. D. 1855:
 Now therefore, all persons who can set up any
 right to said land so purchased, to any part there of in consequence of any informality any irregu- av or ilegality connected with such sale are here by called upon to show cause at the first term of the Chancery Court which may be held in and for tho county of Pulaski in which said land is situate, si, months after the publication of this notice, why thu sale so made shall not be confirmed, pursuant to petition to be filed by in said court for that pur pose. ROBERT A. MAhllN'
 Iuly % 1s56 6w
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
Agents fol the True Democrat.
AREASSAs.

\ Arkansas Coaaty-W. Il. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post W. VI. JOHNSON, South Bend. Ahley-JA'S NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. l.. Il MARTIN, Long View | Bradey--JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. M Il FANV ALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURNS, Mt. Elba BHtoH-Gen. A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; Wm. J. HOWARD BentOnvle. critteudcm-JNo. s. HOLLOWAY Marion. rbia-Dr. F. c. Ross, Magnolia; Il H. CLEARY, Falcor Cark-J. K. THOMPSON and J. II. GROSS, Amity; SAM. sCorr Arkadephia. cavOiI-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS Carollton. Connay-R. L. CARGILE, Springfield. .hcot CALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. MCGEE Gaines Landing.
 --q,etord-GEo AUSTIN Van Buren. Dreu-J. $. JORDAN, Monticello. Dsha-JoHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FrdHkliH-Dr. D. c. WRIGHT, Charleston; ROBERT c.
 TwEEDY Ozark.
 Fsron-JoHN $. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. S. RUSSELL, Grea-JoHN NJ. MITCHELL, Gainsvlle; w. M. PEBBLES,
 Greensboro.
 Hsmp<tcaa-RoB'r l.. PHILLIPS, Washington. Hot Sprng-Dr J. G. HALLIBURToN, Rockpor; Dr. W. H.
 HAMMOND, Hot Springs; z. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH
 Ro HENDERSON, Wilmington. tlr{-Ilon. JOHN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and :. j. MASON, Mount Olive. bllpcadcnce-REUBEN HARTMAN, Batesvlle; Dr. NJ. H.
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. t tf5rsoH-J. J. HAMMErT, Pine Bluff; J. SAVAGE, Leh JoiHsoH-Col. JOHN $. HoUsroN, CIarksvile; JOHN T. JlcksonC. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. N. MARTIN, Mt.
 HoRNGR, Eubank's Mills L1fapette--J. M. MONTGOMERY, Lewisvie. LqrreHcc-J. N. HMLHoUsE, Smhville II. kING Jack
 M.J. HARDIN, Canton; Wm. VAUGHAN Evening Shade. MngOmerU-JoHN P. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. .Nonroe-H. M. CoUCH, Clarendon; s. w. BOYER, JNo.
 W. WILDER, Aberdeen; Dr. SULLIVAN Moro; WASH
 ISGroN PEBBLES. Nldson-J R. BERRY, Huntsville. Mdrion-D. II. WILLIAMS Melville. Oaachta-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoBT ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store. Perrg-lIon. l.. D. HILL Peuyville. Poasct-IIon. LEWIS SUTFIN, fen. w. THRowER, Boli-
 
 PbHIps-C. II. ADAMSoN, Helena. Pke-W. E. STEER, Antoine F. H. ADAMS, H. H. MERI
 DErH, Wilton; Wm ]. KELLEY, Murfreesboro'. Pk-Wm BUTLER, Big Bend: THO MILLS, Panther;
 LEVI WIrHERSPooN, Cove. P0Dc-R. H. HOWELL and Col. w. B. YoUNG, Dover; J.
 W. BERNARD and C. E. ToBEY, Norrisown. Pare-Col. JAS E. GATEwooD, Des Arc. Randolph-JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas &. FraHcis-S. W. CHLDRESS, Madison; A. MCDANIEL;
 L'Angue; GEO. W. SEABoRN, Taylor's Creek. SaliHr-Wm A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Jadge w. E. BEA
 yERs, Lost Creek. Sfrier-A W. COLE, Paraclifta. Scott-R. C. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. c. WRIGHT. Sarcy-Ilon. SAM LESLIE, Wieys Cove. Uaoa-W. E. HUNT, Hillsboro'; H. B. COBB, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon. Var Burea-L R. VENABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGILE Quit
  Wits-H REED, Searcy. THos. M. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold W ell. YL-W. \. MAY, Dauvile; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 L. SHERMAN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULT, Bluffton.
 addition the above list of agents, Post Masters endy the paper, authorized and requested to act agents.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT. Western Military Institute.)

TNHE NEXT SESSION of this College will open l on MONDAY, Sept. Sth. The Classical Course is full and every facility is afforded Students n Scientific Branches. Preparatory School is attach ed embracing course of two years. The Military system is adopted an efecual means of preserving good order economy, regular habits, and active sl0O per term of 20 weeks. Surgeons Fee s. En- gineering, French, Spanish, German. Drawing, Book Keeping and Fencing, each slo per term of 20 weeks The last session of the Medical College closed witt 339 Matrculants and S5 Graduates from l3 States The Military College closed its first year in Nashville with l54 Matriculants from l4 States. For Cata- logue and Regulations apply to
 B. K. JOHNSON, Superintendent
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The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
J. w. FoRNEY, Esq.

0 Those of our readers who have but one responsibility" will feel the extreme beauty of the following little waif: At our house, at home, we've sweet little baby. As fat as a coon in the fall, And for mischief, fun, music, or whatever it may be- Of brats he's the general of all
 With cheeks like two roses,
 The prettiest of noses
 Endeared is our Moses,
 By every fond tie
 In fair and foul weather,
 To bind us together
 My Betsy and I.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19

JOHN AND JULIA.--"J ohn!' quoth the gentle Julia, to her sleepy lord, one warm morning at late hour, :" wish you'd take pattern by the thermometer!'
 As how!'' murmured her worser half, see- oily opening his optics.
 "Why-by rising."
 "H'm-l wish you'd initiate that other fza- maglg that hangs up by it--the barometer" "Why SOP"
 "'Cause then you'd let me know when storms acoming."
 "John," cried the lady, "you're nothing but bar-yoons eater yourself-yes-anda bar-room. arlnker, too. Lazy-idle--," etc., etc.
 John arose.