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The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

NEW GOODS. Ck0 PS. Prints assorted; f~OO 30 pieces Black and Colored Alpaca; 10 pieces Lyodese Cloths; 20 '' White Flannel: 15 |" Red and Yellow Flannel; !" Spotted do :. sheep's Gray Cloth; " Cashmere; " French 20 < Kentucky Jeans q Pilot Cloth 20 pairs Ribbon bound Blankets; $50 '' 314 Point French do. 10 bales Brown Domestics; :: Osnaburgs; '' Stripes. Received per steamer Exchange. and for sale low for cash by MERRICK dS WASSELL. Nov IS 56
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
R F OV l..

J. D moved their TIN SHOP .azsS to the corner room in Bellder's Brick lIll SxS Building, Markham street. where Tl they have received an assortment of Japaned Ware. such as Toilet Sets. Cake Boxes Dust Pans, Tea Cansters Also Coffee Parchers Fire Tenders Bird Cages, Iron Spoons, Ladies and Flesh Forks; scolloped and plain Tin Plates and everything belonging the tin and sheet iron lne Cook Stoves, of different patterns, and general as- sortrnent of tin all of which they win sell low for cash exchange for old Copper, Beeswax, Clean Cotton and Linen Rags.
 J. BRISBIN .S CO.,,
 Oct 2S '56 Markham st.. Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
Dayidson,s Fire X;,g SoCos

DaVidson's Fire Hing Safes.
 FIRE PROOF AND FREE FROM DAMPSES ECSr received, five of these superior safes, 1 ss sizes. and for sale by WA. R. WAIT Feb. 2S5S Agent fbr the ManunFs
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

JAMES F. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law, Lake Village. Chicot county, Arkansas. Post Office, Columbia, Ark. Nov IT. '56-Iy
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
ALLSOPP'S ALE.

A LLSOPP'S celebrated India Pale Ale; A TennenCs Double Strong
 Younger's Edinburgh
 Tennents best xxx Porter;
 Hibberd's best brown Stout;
 One cask pure Juice of the Grape" Old Port: Two Ii pipes choice Sicily Madeira. Just received and for sale by Sept. Is, '56. RAPLEY HANGER tS co.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT.,

LOOK OUT! LOOK QUIT: 0n, LUST received at D. B. MAN Mi , DEL'S, the right kind of merchan- FF:.-3 7 As disc to suit the season, consisting in ea. part of Domestic and
 FANCY DRY GOODS. Furnishing Goods; Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, &c dc. Call and examine them, and satisfy your selves.
 Call and examine the Ladies' Dress Goods. etc., just received at b. 5. MANDEL'S. Oct 21, i56.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

SA M,L G. ABSTON. Attorney at Law, and Ge- neral Land Agent for the counties of Poinsett Crit teaden and Missssippi--wi attend punctuay to the payment of Taxes renting and collecting rents pur- Chasing and locating Bounty Land Warrants State scrip or otherwise purchasing selling lands to suit Will prosecute old military claims notwithstanding the same may have been forfeited the lands sold donated by the State. Will attend promptly to the prosecution of all claims against this any other go vernment. Office Coldwater, Poinsett county, Ark. Sept. g, 1856. ly
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ABNER GAINES, Attorney at Law Lake Vil- lage, Arkansas. Post office, Columbia Ark" Oct 21 '56-ly.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
Make way for the Clarksyiiie Mhl

"">c way TUT the CIaf ksViIie ME N ' HAVE just received per Flatboa, uGoni- ------- A % 900 lbs FLOUR. from K. .IU. Rrown'sss-
 ted Mills at Clarksville Arkansss M
 warrant the above Flour tcI be superior l brand now in market. and if if does not pror,ver, trial prove to he i,,st ,rbat :. The the draynre bom, an5 hao,' ~ IS' r icul examine for yourselves A. I. HUTT sise
 Nov II, '56 Main srware
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY.

=Rav rT>IlE undersigned. having purchas- A kDSN ! cd this establishment, will soon {E AN k-s<@ have it in full operation. V
 All Orders for Castings and Blacksmith work of all descrp ions will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. There is on hand d great VA riety of Mill Castings, etc.
 He will warrant all work done in his shop to give satisfaction.
 A good Moulder will find good situation and H. stant employment by applying at the Foundry
 Oct 2S '56 6m. R. BRODIF
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
NOTICE

sS HEREBY GIVEN. that on the 10th day of No II vember. 1856, Letters Testamentary, were grant, ed by the Probate court of Pulaski county to the undersigned Executrix of the last will and testament Of Roswell Beebe, late of said county decd. and all
 persons having claims against the estate of said Tes tator. required to exhibit the to the under signed. properly authenticated within year after the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit in the estate; and that such claims be not exhibited within years from the date of such letters they shall be forever barred and preclu ded from any benefit from such estate.
 JULIA NJ. BEEBE Little Rock Ark. Nov IS l656-6w.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
Valuable Farm to Lease.

Valuable Farm to Lease.
 .s. h FARM l2 miles from Little Rock, @$ Lz- on the main southern road, will be Ey.4~ E- leased for term of 0 or l5 years. The <ISs ract of land const of about 937 acres which has been cleared over 300 acres. There is on the farm commodous dwellinghouse. kitchen servants houses etc. and valuable water power Grist and Saw Mill, all of which will be let suitable tenant on accom- modatng terms The place is also well situated for public entertain ment. Thos II. Kimber residing on the road L miles northeast from the place will show the prem- ses if called For further information apply to this office.
 Sept 23d lss6- tf
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.

WfELTN THY AND FANCY STUWE. EsE&~ ERS. BROGAN has opened a O. 4sA store of the above descrip ED { - E tion next door to the store of c. J. --s-> g eF Krebs, , near the corner of East Main and assortment of Millinery and Ladies Fancy Goods of all descriptions. which she will sell low for cash
 She is prepared for Dress making Bornet-trim- ming. and every kind of work in that line Orders from the country promptly attended to-
 N. B.-She has just returned from New Orleans with fresh supply of the most beautiful and fash ionable Ladies Goods ever offered in this market.
 Sept l6, l356
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
TEXAS COURT OF CLAIMS.

TAMES P. NEAL, Attorney and Counsellor at O Law. city of Austin. Texas, will attend to the prosecution of claims necessary to come before the Court of Claims, established the city of Austin by nation, headwright and bounty land certificates yet due-approvng all certificates misunderstanding all pay due soldiers of the revolution. etc. will in vestgate and any enquiries in regard to land or land titles in the State. Will give reliable ference in any oi the south western States.
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The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

Highest Market Prices Will be Paid f.y0R Beef Hides, Peltries, Bees Wax Furs, Dried 1' Peaches and all kinds of country produce. by Nov 25 '5s NEWBERN & HUGHES
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
DRUGS M AIED1r1,rne--

HAS always on hand, for sale. us ~sots Il II eines and Chemicals, Dye-strffs Dniiugs, AeS Varnishes, Window glass, Putty. GIass ols' Pan. rior qualities of Perfumery. genuine N@&fe, sas Cologne variety of fine Soaps: hair ,oatI. Fant paint Brushes surgical ard dental lns,rh heshss Trusses and Supporters of all kinds: rc,I iIehts Cigars; Snutis and TObacc0; pure Wines m hsVa dies; Spices, SyTups Extracts and Essence" @l ~ BS ary use; all the patent or proprietary WsHt. .cOS the day; Writing Inks; variety of Pens po,'.'ine Paper; special agents of the celebrated Hoosl man BitterS McLcan's Volcanic Oil Iini,oantahd and's of the University of Free Medicine oe p Ea phia: Fever and Auge Tonic Mixture. pI nhiias Syrup; Remedies for the Lungs: Remelie. soN pep~ia and Indigestion; Family anti Riio, Wolf's Genuine Sehiedam Schnurs: fana,, etc. etc. Sfa@
 Having purchased for citsh I am ensblol.
 as low as any establishment. Warranted ,ot ess pure and genuine. oeie
 Orders from the country promptly filled on,
 faction guarantied with reghrd to price and ar
 july IT, 1855. ly K. II. HUMMFf I'VE
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

Mems, Boys and Yonths' Clothing. MENS, Boys and Youths Clothing a good as- WI sortment, for sale low by
 Nov IS '5s MERRICK & WASSELI
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER PACKET. TTHE Steamer EV EVANSVILLE, Capt. fsG@ssn h
 l k. JONES, will ply regularly be- sar,I1sS' tween Memphis and Jacksonport, on zsssssxsszs.ss White river leaving Memphis every Wednesday. and will touch at all the landings between the two points
 All business will be promptly and faithfully atten- ded to. The boat has been recently thoroughly re- paired and is unsurpassed by any boat in the White river trade.
 Nov 4 '56-3m.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
DR. McL.ANES
 CELEBRATED V E E n I r U G E
LIVER PILLS.

LlS FIR PILLS. ek Two of the best Preparations of the Ar
 hey are not reeonmendecl its Universal Curs,~, but simply for what their naIhe purports. The VERMlFCGE, for expcling Worms from .'n' human system has also been administered with '@, most satisfactory results to various animals sgk to Worms ,d The LIvAR PILLS. for the cure of LIVER IT, PLANT, all BILIoUs DERAN4EMENrs, SICK HEsac ACHE. etc. Purchasers will please be particular to ask o, TT c. McLanes Celebrated VERMIFUGE and Lr rM PILLs, prepared by i'll
 FLEMING HROS., Ie SOLE PRoPRMToEs. Pittsburgh. Pa. end t2Es other. IS there are various o'her reparatons ltk, before the public. purporling to 6o Ierniture ! Liver Pills, All onef, iu comparison with Dr peI- LANES a:c worthless. ;ri The GENUINE McIane's Veipuifure and Liver E,d now be had at s,ii respectable Drug Stores. [
 FLEMING BRO'S
 Gu Wood St., Pittsburgh Pa.. "n
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

NOTICE. hE KS. GRAHAM has returned from visit to the 1Nk Eastern Cites,n and is now in receipt of . handsome, and well selected assortment of fashiona bic -.-ft
 tsFnIi ard Winter Miiiinery.,, Her friends and patrons will be welcomed at her old stand oa Markham street. Oct. 6 '56.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

| nE board of Trustees of Falcon Masonic Acade-
 sa my wi1h to employ for the ensuing year male ahd lee ie'chef to take charge of school at said Academy. Falcon, Columbia county. Ark. Proposi- tons will be received in writing to the Secretary of the Board. gentleman and his lady or daughter. would pc preferred; None need apply but those who Branches of an English education and the b;gbey branches of Mathematics. Latin. Greek and French etc. T. H RaYJ rec .encA,
 p.,. Board of Trustees
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

he engine and boiler, which have been planned and constructed for driving the .Combinaton Milln arc so compact and substantial and so easily man aged that almost every extensive farmer or planter would md them as convenient and valuable for the iarm Or plantation span of horses or yoke oxen NO one need be deered from becoming the possessor of this motive power, by apprehensons of difficulty as to be within the comprehension of any iudieious nshed with it. !' '
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
". J. TUcNEi;.s CHOLERA SYRUP

- II7 T - v NV Sold ty pr J. J. BEAUMONT x CO, Little Rot May 2n. iSst, lv m
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

A. J. HUTT, At his old stand; Main street, keeps constantly on hand general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardw are, Queensware, etc.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

inevitable that il the State has the power of
restraint by Licenses To any extent she has the
discretionary power 10 Judge OF its limit, maj
60 to the length ofprohibiting sales altogether,
if such be her policy"
If we we're to hold, therefore, that the act of
our legislature Which restraints, aud we admit
very closely Restraints, the sale of intoxicating
liquor was unconstitutional, we should 90 be-
yond any case heretofore adiudgcd denying, on
constitutional grounds, the power of the legis-
lature TO reg uLaie this kind of property for the
protection of the health aud morals OF the COM
munliy police power recognized in the theo-
ny, and asserted in the practice, OF this and per-
haps every other State. We shonld everrule
case after case decided in other States on acts
not 10 be distinguished from ours in principle,
and disregard the opinions of the ablest Judges
intending every Judge oftne Supreme Court OF
Tue u states who has express ed an opinion on
the question. We should oppose the long con-
tinued and well settled practice of our own
State, commencing with It's earliest history, in
course oflegislation on the same subject, diff.
lcrIng only in degree and not in principle from
the act in question; and we should in effect re-
peal large number of laws, which, for other
purposes, assert the right ofgovernment to reg
"tate the use and enjoyment of private proper
ty for the public good. Whatever may be sup
posed to be the objections TO this law, founded
on It's expediency or policy, or its injurious
operation upon the large amount of property
invested in the trade which it Restraints, this
Court cannot assume the power to annul it on
any such considerations
The prlncl plies before stated sustain the pei
eral provisions of this law as within legislative
power, and not prohibited by any express con-
stitutlonal restrictions. The duty of the Court,
therefore, is simply to pronounce it law con-
stIiutonally enacted, and to leave all other
questions with regard to it where such ques
tons properly belong, with the peoples repre-
sentallves, and the people themselves. If it
impose unnecessary RESTRAINTS on the use or
transfer OF property; if it Unwisely restrain
any OF their liberties, either in a restricted or
more general sense; if its policy be doubtful
or Its precedent dangerous, it is at most but an
abuse OF Legislative power, to be remedied by
the people, whose right it is supposed to invade,
IN the constitutional mode oflegislative repeal
II, OH the contrary, it contain the elements of
reform for an admitted social evil, and is. what
ITS authors designed it to be, and lis friends in
slst 1t rs, an Act for the Suppression of Intern
perance, It's wisdom and expedieney will be ul
t'mately vlndlcated by the people, as its consti.
tuiionality has been on the present trial, in the
opinion of the Court.
Tine motion to quash the Indictment is there.
fore denied. .-..... -
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11


ovah m+ o'orS IN MARYLAND.--0ur Maryland
exchanges, we regret to see. nearly all smell
o.. ., the appearance of the fly in the wheat
lie Annapolis Republican says
awe regret to learn that the flv Inns nodo
us appearance aud is destroying the wheat croO
north side of Severn" Ou '"e
The Easton Gazette also saws.
:" we hear complaint from farmers in NIL r.r,s
'h .ne county OF the destruction of the growing
E wheat a. BY fly. Fields that three weeks sincs
, T,u iar 70 give good yield, have been almost
escapes the havoc" p'eeu @iohe
The Denton Journal has the follow;no.
I'VE have heard d number Of comnla;
farmers during the past week, that tbe;r 10y ~
mas been very materially injured by the g av
GENERALLY the wheat fields in the county nra
sent very aattering appearance" "'' pre-
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

Ta,. AuirYING kANsAs.--It is said that Senator
amoNHvLl, with view to the rcs,ora,."" =
p iI, ~ Kansas, has prepared bin which he
o VIZ soon introduce, proposing the annrTniion
in K" "sahu Nebraska, the terms of ali officers
cease C. @a"Sas' and all laws and supposed laws to
co V noa 9 John NJ. Niles, lormeIy sc?aror in
GensroI from connecticut, aud Pos tIu,slcr
H0r,,'rd u,uer President Van Buren,. dIrd in
ninth yc,, ~ =, saturday atcraoon, IN The sAry.
elcciiaa Si -. u NoMiNArIoN.- nomination
Satnr,,a " ro onefiH and Coroner was held On
r,qh'u'aay last and resulted m thr ehocro Mr.
named office. e"''u''''''e ior The bfSt
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

"A CAUTIOUS MANA few days since. q oeu-
ueman who had just rented valuable nron7.r,y
IN DOCK Square. Boston, Mass. it is said insisted
upon having the following clause inser,c,I in
Tue lease; IN case of war, and bombo rJmcnt
Oh Boston. or injury to the premises in cots~.
quence OF foreign or domestic war. This term
snail end, and the lease be cancelled. '''' '''''
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

6F The Morlnons are exneria,o;n
times at Suit Lake. Food il SO scarCe ,l,Hs, naru
gary from door to door is as commen - = Oes
Allantic cites. Brigham Young denounces ,l,a
practice as likely to be an i,npostnre Tue
says where any Of the saints bay, goas /" s ~
days without food they ought ID ma h. ,b "Fe
wants known. Rather task ior nnn q , l,',
port nleniy wives ~ a country where G,od i =
scarce. WIZ y so
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

&, AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN CANADA.-Tbe limited
service Military Gazette says, the government
OF Great Britain has issued orders that no MIL.
1qry corps from New York or any part ofthe
Ohited States shall! be permitted TO land nm iLn
canadian side with muskets, rifles. swords on
PISTOLS, or any warlike Instruments. Anv com.
pany deSlrous to visit Canada during The ,nm.
,-ei can leave Their arms at Niagara Falls. and
cross when they please as citizens. -"
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

W The Mistress of the Seas " is the name
u a steamship, now building of iron near l. n.
S ~ noo one VIII be $50 feet long, and reoi fer
~o,oOO IONS tonnage. She will be able 10 Nc.
81 en0 nno 15O00 persons. Her cost will bc
S %diEGo,UoO. She will carry in addition 10 a
tba y o;"t. complement of small boats, no less
length, placed four on each side Of ,Sn noo 'I''
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

o. We publish, to-day, the opinion oc,ho
1ouft upon the constitutionaliiy the Liquor
-""' we make no comment npon il, but re-
commend every one to give il n careful na..
sal, and we warrant that after rood,nr rV ~.
- anu conclusive decision of the Judges,
'"'y VIII concur with them fully
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

on' =" -, iloe' James A. Bayard received thirty
H. .c 800 'o' wee PRESIDENT, in the Democra.
then Withdrawn. wac
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

Be Sure YOU'RE RIGHr."-Robcrt H.
crockett of Memphis, is preparing for the press,
history OF the life and adventures of his tath.
er' me renowned Col. Crockett. Persons in
possessions OF papers throwing any light upon
.Ne character OF the brave old Hero of the Ala
% ,ao are requested TO forward them to MIR. r. II.
r ~,Oches.' at MemPhls, Tenn, who will gladly
return any documents entrusted to him.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

U The new Steam Engine, fitted IN last
rali IN The drlst Mill of Mr.. j. Hoffeckcr, four
i'lies below Smyrna, was not used during tho
winter in consequence Of a plentiful suya1v If
wafer 1t was attached to the mill gear last
week. and worked admirably indeed, il is pro.
nounced to be one Of the best ever made bv Tho
machInlsts, Hollingsworth, Harvey g. Co. Its
power is tweniy-horse, having the capacity fo-
grinding two hundred bushels of grain noraaa
Inc only imPednnent in the way Of This
mill sending out large quantities Of flour now
is the scarcity of wlieat--but the COMING In,
vest Will doubtless yield abundantIy.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

hot " 10 remedy the Sunday sleeping which
o".neIs SO many good people who want to Keen
"a aT WAX the Christian hteligencer saws. -
- ne patient must lift his foot seven inches
uJVS" .he noor, and hold it there in suspense
y ' as os support 10 the limb. Repeat the rene
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

n, GW,S anA clerk in the State Deportp, n,
~ washington who has, it is said been n.n'
snicy MS ~, correspondence for the newsp,prrs
;p% ny abusing the French minister and ,r,J.
tegs hopes under the department seal to MINIS
is tru e"I oeen dismissed his Office II the story
20 "ue' ms punishment was deserved
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

VI In one of the most conspicuous corn. r,
IN chicago is large siX-story building, built
py clerk IN the city, with funds purloincd fr m
MS employer. When detection became Il a
.ouaDle, lie lett town and sent back an agent
70 neso.age' The matter was finally arran-
ecu " the employer taking the building an.
paying the thief ten thousa nd dollars =. .uJ !,
was remarked, so great had been The r;s "" IN
the value of the property, that the employer
made his fnrtune by being robbed. ''r'O' u
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

loe HT2N TRAIN FOR KANsAs.-Fiiy families
let Wisconsin on Thursday week t3r E",',a.,
overiand' They were in covered wngons ria
Evening ,h before departure, while encamnod az,
Tue Pralres near the town. they had md" IT O''
whlch was attended by number Off sr , g.;I
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

or The violations of tho I;o,or
this town. are being investigated Several wit.
nesseS were examined yesterday by Esquire
Green. Two younp men su,nmon,d 49,. !,
10 testify, and were each fined ton In.
eontcmpi-Ior the payment Of vbicl, ,ha,
security 10 the constable. Tbev 49, -.
left for paris unknown.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

DELAWARE STATE TEMPERANCE CoNvpN-
rIoN'-Ad adjourned meeting of this Conven-
ton will be held in Dover on Thursday. the
18TH instant. 1t is hardly necessary to URGE q
prompt attendance on the part of the TEMPER
ahce men throughout the State, as thew are
conscious of the dignity and Importance it will
add to the cause to have every district fully and
ably represented. So far as we can learn. the
attendance will be large.
EXCURSION TICKETS will be given on tho
Delaware Railroad, so that those dsnoso1 70
attend The convention, will be accommodated
at half the usual fare, or a return ticket given
gratis.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

o. Hugh Miller Inc d,s,i,aa,-,-.
author of Rel Ss' a's'.eu scotch
a recent biography absn, , :. ana OF
on lcc!ugine tpur. '' "'lcfica
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

0~55~TAc Governor Of the Canadas pets Z.
600 year $4,000 more than the presiJcns r.
the United States.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

"hoie number OF tickets sold, 1884,
Total amount received for same, Si94 on
Am unit OF Freight received at the Sta
o,,' uur''lg the month,-in lbs, 51S,575
~, forwarded 220,229
Upon which tariff of S457.2s was paid
making the receipts amount in the aggregate to
S95I2S.
W We are credby informed that the
steamboat Balloon" carried from SMYRNA
Landing, during May, about six hundred pas.
sengers.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

a MEETING Of the Smyrna Temperance So.
eiety will be held in the Basement Of ~. n =
Church IN this Town, on Friday evening mkt
Addresses will be made on the occasion ,rha
PUBLIC are invited oattend.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11
TBt Smgrua Gimrs.
ROBT. d. HoFFECKER, EDITOR.
sAGlzlaSJA9 lDlNlho,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1856.

b AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
DELAWARE STATE TEN PERANCE CON
NENTlON will be hcldatDOVER, on THURS
DAY, the 10Th instant.
DANIEL CORBIT, Pr't.
d. w. MAULL Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

W The Farmers OF Church Creek District
s'. ~ oou''J' na'' nave held a meeting
s p"'PO'e :. regulating The prices to be
paid for hands For wheat cutters thev nro.
pose to pay 90, aud to binders 80 cents nor
day. a county meeting was called 10 ne.t !,
Cambridge yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

CT, - o" ION IN WAsHINGTON.-The
A.v !, 49, ~ 'iie' IN washington, on AIon-
Join,". s"' smithsonian Institute. There were
w. p'e'e"' rom Delaware, Maryland,
rcnTasa",s ~" No,,n , Carolina who generally
-, :T"Iu .,o " neat crop of the several
u.o'ueu'y oad' from insects and the
u'ousht' The time was principally occunied
IN relating agricultural experiences
. ''So'u.'oh was adopted thanking the Presi-
dent and MIR. Marcy for their zo,ions 49,;
patton to effect such treaty with barn - -,
ing Guano, as will prove most adv. l'"
farmers. N'' "
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

TIE SACK OF LAwRENcE-The Chicaoo
tribune contains some few additional partcn.
lars IN regard to the attack on Lawrence in
Kansas. General Whitfield, the pro- slavery
delegate 20 Congress, led the attack. Hon II
H. Atchlson, the late U. s. Senator from Mis-.
souri,, was met near Lawrence, with sixty men
and two pieces of cannon, swearing ven1eanc,.
against the Yankees. Governor Shannon ba6
distributed three Thousand government mLs,
ketS to the border Missourians, to use auail,t
the Free State men of Kansas.