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The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
3,SSO Prizes, amounting to... s2O4 .OO(
 whole Tickets, sI0; Halves, 50: Guar. ters, S2 90.
Approximation X Prizes

,- APpToAiHdtiOn PrIZeS.
 The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first Is Prizes will be entitled e tAe 64 approximation Prizes, according to the scheme. w 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last hgure of the Number that draws the $40 00o Prize. For example if he Number drawing the $40 GOO frize ends with Mo- l, then all the Tickets where tine number ends in l will be entitled to s40 If the number ends with No. ?, then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and so on tot
 Inducements to Clubs.
 As, by this Scheme one Ticket in every 10 is ouar anteed to draw $40 we will sell Certificates of Packa ges of 10 Tickets (whcre the numbers end in l 9 3 4 o6 % at the following rates which is the risk them ~ --'' All that they draw the ..s4o prizes accrues to the purchaser.
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. sjo
 10 Half 30
 10 Quarter s ~ 15 twill he perceived. by this plan that for s60 the Pufehaser has s certificate of lo Tickets when if he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum wholcs thus by buying Certificates he has four more chances for the larger PrizeS-lai>es and Quarter Packlues in proportion
 In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose tI,a money to our address for the tickets ordered on re- ceiptof which they will he forwarded bv first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any iaure they may designate.
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing Prize Tickets cashcd renewed in other tickets at either office.
 Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packa ges of Tickets, either tn
 <. SWAN t& CO. Atlanta. Ga.
 or <. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala. JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden Ouacnita county Arkansss, General A sent Dee. q. MCGOWAN Agent. Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
NO. 10.

We trust Hon. B. c. Totten opr noor,bo. i, .me o.a'e senate and Dr. W. L. Moore, our Re- peson'a'l.e' III the State Legislature now in S,on' wiii intfoduce rrpper resolutions urg- Ing upon our Senators and Represeptatives t6a necessity of an appropriation for imnrovina tho G navigation of White ri iyer - Dso A,c r;t;-o,,
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
10 R "A Q R X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work be surpassed by printing establishment in the country
 We have precsred, cost of sixteen hundred dol lars, of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines whcl enables do book and pamphlet work in superior style and at very low prices.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
PLEASE TO OBSERVE, Great improvement in Spectacies.


 r GROUND OF THE GENUINE PEBBLE. L. PALMER & CO.,. OPTICIANS. From the In,proved Spectacle Monufactory and
 Optical Establishment ia Eenaa. NCR L. PALMER, who is now ut the Anthony 1sA House, Little Rock, calls the attention of the public in general to his splendid assortment of Gold Silver and Steel mounted Spectacles and win be hap py to those who, account of any material de- feet of sight because of weak sore eyes need for them any artificial aid or protection. He adopts glasses to persons from an expression of the eye and not by the old principle of the age of the individual and by that means they will suit all ages and will continue adapted to the individual as age advances. These celebrated speetacles constructed in ac- cord;nce with the philosophies of nature in the pe cuar form of concave convex mirror, admirably adapted to the organ of sight and be used by the old and the young to pursue the most minute e,n ploymeut. either by day candle light with perfect case, and never that giLdiness of the head or unpleasant sensation the eye that many experence from using the common kid, but tend to strengthen and improve the sight. L. PALMER tu
 Optican. r. S.-The eye will be examined and glasses of proper power will be furnished to suit the pupil of the eye. Dec 9 '56-tf i' LP
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
NEW GOODS 1!

HEsubscrihers have received their fall and winter Il stock of Dry Goods, which comprises almost every thing in the line of Fancy and Staple articles ueular, requested to call and examine for them selves. They have also good lot of Groceries. Hard ware Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, etc. All of which they win sell cheap for cash.
 NEWBFRN & HUGHES Nov 25 '5s sa 'Et Main street
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

..as H SHERIFF,S SALE. - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That. by virtue V of sundry wrts of Fieri Facias and Yenditioni Exponas executions to me directed Sheriff of Pu- laski shal expose to sae public auction Mon- day, the 22d day of December. AID. 1856, at the Court House door of said county, between the hours of judicial sales for cash in hand to the last and highest bidder, the following described property to- wit Lots and 6, in Block No. s6; Lots and 2. Block No ST. west Quapaw Line. in the city of Little Rock, levied upon as the property of s. s. Sanger.
 BEN. F. DANLEY. Sheriff
 of Pulaski county Ark,
 al BY JOIN G. FLErcHER, D. s. Sheriff. 6 Office. Pulaski co. Ark.,l ti [
 December lst 1856. s Dee '56- 2w
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

A STRANGE CHARGE.-A New York des- patch of the 24th nlt,. says:
 Gen. Goicouria charges President Walker, of Nicaragua, with design of conquering and an- nexing Cuba, and establishing a despotism to counteract the United States.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

APPoINTMENT.-Calep Boswell, of Wiscon- sin, has been appointed by the President Con- sul at St. Petersburg.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

Or Of thirty American doctors who served in the Russian army dhring the war, about one-third have died, and the rest have returned home.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
OVEL SCHEME,,

NOVEL HEME!! . 3,2SO Prizes-Lowest Prize s4O. MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICyE 9 PRIZES GUARANTIEDl
 GEORGIA LOTTERY!
 i[Authorzed by the State of Georeia.1 Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
 Class 22,
 lie, on SATURDAY. Dec. 20. 1Sa6. on the nlnn of
 SINGLE NUMBERS. |, .S furehascrsi in buying 10 Whole Tickets when the numbers end in l. 7. 3, A. D. 6,F, s, g, O.. are guaranteed Prize of $40 Halves and Quarters in Pfoporuoh. Or C1tsf"ates rt 10 1aelets will be sold at the rates below for the risk on the Tickets and which entities the holder to all he draws over the $40 Prizes. 'N'
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
READ 1! READ |!

NELENCIA Robes. Chmezetts and Undersleeves, Collars, Inserting and Edgings; Ladies fine Hem Stitch Handkerchiefs and Embroideries gener ally just received and for sale the cheap cash store by NEWB X HUGHES.
 Nov 25 '5e Main street.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

DELAWARE U. s. SENAToR.--The Governor of Delaware has appointed Joseph P. Comegys, of Dover, to fill the vacancy in the U. $. Se- nate. occasioned by the death of the Hon. John Nj. Clayton.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
CHARLESTON ACADEMY.

A1hKtEIs'ST O-S ltNE DLN INdE Trustees of Charleston Academy take plea Il sure m announcing to the public, that the first Session of this Institution will commence on Monday the 9th of October next, under the charge of Mir JOHN Al PLTTIGREw, late Professor of Mathematics m !" Arkansas Collage" as Principal and Rev. E. NJ NoRTHuM, long and favorubly known as a teacher in the English branches of education. as Assistant Comfortable boarding be had with respect table privrte families at $l 30 per week. .-..Hi The location of the Academy is justly regarded as one of the most healthy in the State.
 Rates oi Tuition per Session of Five
 Mouths. Primary Class. $7 5n Preparatory - sl5 co English .. 10 0p Classical 20 %
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 THOMAS ALDRIDGE. Pres't JAMES r. PURL, JAs. E. COTTON, DekosY CARROLL. JoHN A. MILEHAM,
 F. NJ. RIcHARDsoN
 HENRY F. CARTER. Secy Charleston Franklin County, Aug 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
SHAWLs.

s1LAlD Wool Shawls, Zepher do., Pongee Slh E Eandkerchicfs. Plain and Embroidered Liner do.. received and for sale by N5 eEa a ? Dec g 56 7+@H UA4 HUTT 6s POPE
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
LADIES EVERYWHERE

LADIES EVERYWHERE FIN Want of SHOES. are invited to s.A IL call at the Ladies Fashionable <sf@SN0 and Fancy Boot and Shoe Man- ufactory. East side of Main street. between the Sprague buildings and Mir. Knnear's Store, where is kept constant supply oi all kinds of Ladies Boots and Shoes, from FINE CATER to a Heavy Welt. Measures taken and orders solicited and filled at the very shortest notice. All shoes bought my store will be warranted to give entire satisfaction regards fit and workman ship. So Ladies call one and all.
 JOHN RIEGLER Dec '56-1yae Manufacturer.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

Carpets and Rugs. IN BENDER at the corner ore has just received HV. and offers for. sale on accommodating terms well selected assortment of Carpets and Rugs,' consisting in part of the following
 Pieces Brussels Carpet;
 !" Tapestry ''
 Extra fine lngrain Carpet; {" A Oil Cloth '' 7rt 5 Velvet and English Rugs . Call and examine. Dec 2 '56
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
FKNN: lulAon Tn Primary Department term of five

r,,;.; months .--........... ........ { % T;t; ";,;on n 6iighSh Jeparnnent term mos. l5 % ,r;;o uit;o III m mrflmary Department, '' '' l5 co IIeo" n III oiassical Department. |" '' 20 % fees Always in advance. No oextra charges. uood boarding, including washing and necessary attention Tn respectable families g. % per week. . For printed Catalogues and any farther informa ton, apply to ROBT. GRAHAM. Prest. Fayetteville, Arkansas
 Aug. 26 IS5S--tf ....
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
ARKANSAS COLLEGE.
ROBERT GRAHAM. A. NJ. President and
 LC Of Moral Pblosorbv eta

(oBEkT GRAHAM. A. NJ. President and Prof. lC Of Moral Philosophy, etc; emu 'O'' T: A $; VAN HORNE, A. M., Prof of Languages: oohN h- fEIIlGREW, A. B. Prof. of Natural
 Sciences.
 DaNL; iD c: COW LING, Tutor in Mathematics; IALlAFERRO BOSTICK Tutor in Languapes: J. M. TEBBETS, Secretary; J. Il. SHERMAN. Treasurer:
 WILLIAM THORNLEY, Janitor.
 The halls of this popular College having been thoroughly renovated will he open for the reception Of students on Monday Sept.S i356. Although stu dents may enter at any time during the Session it is very desirable that they be present at the beginning of it. -.
 The Institution includes a PRIMARY, ENGLISH PREPARATORY and CLASSICAL Department, in each oi when the course Is thorough and extensive suited to scholars at all periods of advancement. For heaithfulnes and beauty of location the convenience and elegance of the buildings and internal fixtures and the ability ofits Faculty, Arkansas College is moi West. - ~ ~ VI
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
RIBBONS.

A SPLENDID assortment of Bonnet and Betting "A Ribbons, and Moire, Black Elastic Fancy Col ored, Plaid and Silk Elastic Belts received and for sale by HUTT & POPE. = Dec c9'5s aaH u2aY 1essges s t
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
Cloths and Cassimeres,

1.-TWO pieces of extra fine Broad Cloth and one { piece heavy doeskin Cassirnere Also large lot o Satnets ond Casnet just received and for sale by NEWBERN sS HUGHES,
 Nov g '56 Main street
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
TTRTs OF ADymRTlsING.

Transient advertisements will be inserted for per square, lines less for the first insertion and 50 for each Subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 3o cards and ether exceeding one square, SID per annnm
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
Sam'l Swan & Co.,, Managers.
zES AMOUNTIN
 E2O4.OOO
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

hFFRUAIMATION PRIZES.
 p'zes oI so0 Appoxinating to s40.000 Prize GOO rrzes or i2o Appoximatng to I2,000 Prize, 800 pizes O. loo pproximating to 5000 Prize, 4CC pnzes ot 15 approxmating to 2,0G0 Puze, are . 3;O .o rhzes or o0 approxmang to l,0G0 Prize, 400 ao dn2es oi 45 Approxmang to 200 Prize, are 1slM
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

FAMILY GROCERIES. 1A HHDS. best Brow Sugar; AO Bbls Crushed Sugar.
 4 Powdered io.;
 % Bags Jamaica Coffee;
 25 ' Rio do;
 Old Government Java Coffee; l Bbl of Currans. Preserved Ginger, Quinces, Peaches, Damsons Pine Apples, Green Cages, Pie Fruits.
 Preserved Fish. Salmon, Lobsters, Mackerel, Oycsters, with a full assortment of Groceries of every description which offered very low and guaranteed of best quality Dec 'j6 MERRICK x WASSELL
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
To Advertisers.

To persons desiring advertise, the True Democrat cer tany presents inducements than any other paper the Sate It has largest subscription listis generally read in every county With list of nearly Jour regular subscribers it is read by not less than eis ten thosapd persons week. The True Democrat the public the best medium for adyer tising-the most remuneratiye.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
BOOTS AND SHOES,

READ AGAIN! ESY late arrivals, have received at my old stand M on Markham street, the following additions to my former large and general stock: MOCHA COFFEE; JAVA COFFEE:
 RIO COFFEE:
 CRUSHED SUGAR;
 PULVERIZED SUGAR;
 BROWN SUGAR;
 TEAS:
 CURRANTS;
 SULTANA EAISINS;
 CITRON;
 FINE CIGARS:
 CHOICE TOBACCO;
 OLD PORT WINE;
 OLD MADEIRA WINE; OLD SHERRY WINE: OLD COGNAC BRANDY; HOLLAND GIN; OLD BOURBON WHISKEY; OLD JAMAICA RUM; GINGER WINE: STRAWBERRY WINE; RASPBERRY WINE; BLACKBERRY WINE; SUPERIOR HOOK WINE;
 SUPERIOR CLARET WINE; Large Lot choice brands CHAMPAGNE; PINE APPLE CHEESE: ALMONDS; CASTANAS; ENGLISH WALNUTS; All kinds of Fresh Fruit. 4 large and splendid Invoice of Glass ond Queensware; and large ment of all kinds of Groceries. Nov 9 '56 JACOB HAWKINS.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
WATCH FOUND.

sTOTND, by the subscriber, in Fourche township. s Pulaski eo'nity, Ark. Il watch which the owner can have ly calling, describing and paying charges
 Dec '56-3t J. C. D LEWIS
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
NEW MUSIC !!
NEW NtNtI ESOR Guitar. Piano, Violin. Flute. tgal' Banjo and Brass instruments. Y,sr N

Guitars Nioiins, Flntes and Accordeous Violin Bows Me5ronomes very superior Italian Strings for Guitar and Violin, Preceptor- as follows Bertini and Hunten's Piano. Carcis,i and Halls Guitar: | Alexander and Howell'> Flute; Maqa aud Winners Violin, and Briggs Superior Instructor for the Banjo Dltson'S elegant edition of the standard Operits with English and Italian words few copies only
 Re eivol at the Book Store
 | Dec g '56 JNO E RFARDON
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

FRESH GROCERiES. LUST Received at the New Cheap Cash Store, per J steamer Arkansas S250 lbs best Rio Coffee 456o q Sugar; $50 " Fresh Rice: 300 '' Coppefas: 15o 6 Black Pepper; 800 < Bar Lead; 25o0 " Nails assorted: 12 boxes Patent Axes. ..i 2 bags Horse Shoe Nails; 10 coils Manila and Cotton Rope:
 4 half Barrels Soda,
 12 dog Cotton Cards; 125 lbs best Bengal Indigo. For sale cheap for cash, by A. J. HUTT. Dec '55 Main street.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. HAVING purchased from David Bender, his stock Ak of Dry Goods. and leased his store for term of years, and having just received and receiving daily new supply from the East, bought exclusively for Cash Down, we are prepared to sell all kinds of Dry Goods very cheap.
 Ezg Boots and Shoes Whips. Saddlery. SA
 etc--a large lot which will be sold E very low. Country Merchants and others would do well to call and examine our stock
 Hats and Caps. Ready Made Clothing. ST received of the latest and most approved styles very cheap Please, call and satisfy yourss If. No trouble to show goods. Dec } '5s l.. M FILKTNS x CO
The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
SALE OFyALUABLE NEGROES.
EDtsINGS.

.SSWISS and Jaconet Edgings also Black Maltese NO Lace, White Silk Trimmings and W Whte Blue and Pink Grape, just received and for sale by
 Dec '5S HUTT X POPE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

Mr. EpIToR :: Will YOU please give room to the fol
lowing communication, which justice and "a regard
for my sex in general, warrant ME in making On
Tuesday last, between and 8 in the evening" two
Ladies "ere lah ont tie road by the conductor from
Waterbury to Plymouth. to find their way over the
track, i'll the darkness to Plymouth Station One of
them, lmysclf) having casually inquired If him the
distance to Plymouth, he Immediately stopped the
cars, hdrimg neglected to call ont Pimouh although
there was quite detention there. After walking to
the station fearing train upon
us, we found our trunks locked -no mems of reaching
The raiage and after questioning person there were
led to a house near by, where, by somewhat inconvc
niencins the residents. found shelter am very
certain that if gentleman had been with u.s. the con-
ductor would have backed the cars on discovering
the mistake, and his behavior towards females alone
WIS perfectly unustifable. We were utter arangers
in the place and in consequence. suffered good deal
from the complication of misfortunes. 1t is only
proper that the should he made known, as such
cirelessness and want of consideration if unchecked
may increase, and act ON others travelling in this
direction. RcspcctfulIy
A TRAVELLER on THE "NAuGArucK ROAD"
Monday, 7th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
SEVERAL COMMUNICATIONS intended for thi,
weeks paper are unavoidably postponed.

DiocYsE OF CoNNEcTICUT.-Rcv. Mr.. Wiley has
furnished with copy of the Journal Of the Seventy
Second Annual Convention of the Diocese of Connect
lieut. and also the Convention Sermon of Bishop
Williams The former makes a pamphlet of l20
pages, and contains the rcgulu jurnal Of the Con-
vcnton, with an appendix of reports from all the
Churches condensed Statistics of 1856 Trcasurcr's
Report amount paid by each parish to the Convention
Fund. Report Of the Christian knowledge Society. the
Church Scholarship Society. the Bishops Fund, In
Urinary Clergy Fund the Constitution and Canons
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. with the rcsuu-
tons passed at the recent Convention and list Of
the Clergy Of Connecticut. Mr.. Wiley WAS Secretary
Of the Convention, and the book was prepared under
his care
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Fourth Of July Accident.

A lad about fifteen years Of age, William
Birge, was killed at Wolcottville on the Fourth,
by the bursting of . small cannon while . sun
down salute was being fired. He had taken
refuge behind board fence, and piece Of the
cannon struck the corner of building and
glanced off, went through the fence and struck
the head of the boy. horribly mutilating his
skull. The deceased seems to have been doom
ed to misfortune: when mere Child, while
playing near his father, he climbed fence
which fell and nearly crushed him to death
Two years ago he received an injury from the
blasting of a log which broke his skull and
would have killed an ordinary boy.
The father, we understand, has become dc
ranged since the accident, and lies in danger
Gus condition.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

A SxAkr OpERArloS-A gentleman relates
tAe following incident, showing the dexterity Of
. pickpocket, and his subsequent arrest:
While standing on the steps of one of the
principal New York hotels, he saw a gcnteclly
clad young man approach lady who Was try
Ing to cross the street which was throngcd with
omnibuses, drays &C., and CALAMITY rendered
his services to conduct her to the opposite pave.
ment; the lady kindly thanked him, to which the
young gentleman responded by graceful incl
nation of the upper part Of his body.
He had scarcely, however, recovered his nat
ural perpendicular, when he was roughly seized
BY the collar by stalwart individual, who
called to the lady, and inquired if she had not
lost her pocket-book After feeling in her
pockets, she replied in the affirmative. The
young man was then commanded to deliver NJ
the stolen property, which he was seen to take
from her pocket while crossing the street. Upon
delivering up the pockct-book, it was found to
contain eight hundred and fifty dollars-a sun
corresponding with the amount stated by the
lady She generously offered her protector if
ty dollars which, however, he as generously re-
fused to accept, being more intent upon seeing
the offender safely lodged in the hands Of tho
administrators Of the law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Daytons' Melodeons.

The following among the testimonials lately
received by the manufacturers of these we'll known
and highly approved Instruments
From T. Proctor, 7sucher of Aune
Ncssrs. A. s. j. Dafon.
Gcntlcmcn-it is with much pleasure tina. offer
my testimony as to the excelleicy If the I,ecd In-
struncnts manufactured by You, and am happy To
say that in my opinion they have not been APPALLED,
by any manufactured in this country. Yours, &c.
+. PnocToR, Bennington, n. IT,
From Olrer r. Nerton O.gapia ond 7Sacher qf Nu.i-,
So Johns, Ner B,unsrek.
Messrs. 4. & j. Daym,:
Gcnts-1hc Mcodcon purchased Of you in April
proves to he very superior instrument in every
tpect anil am pleased to learn that al of the Me-
lodeons of your manufacture which are in sc in this
vicinity give satisfaction.
Respectfully Yours, o. II. NEWTON
St. Johns, N b.. July Dist, 1855
From Professor Bil.on.
BosroS, July lSth 1855
.Msr.. 4. ST. Dauon:
Dear Sirs-Having carefully examined the very
excellent Mclodeons Of your manufacture, allow
to express to you my qualification in finding in them
all those qualities which go to make up a superior
instrument, viz: perfect equal temperament and
excellent tune, prompt and even action, beautiful
style of finish, durability power anil superior quail
ty of tone-whch last especially think exists to
sHch remarkable degree in the instruments In
question to place them far in advance Of any Me-
lodeons have ever before seen.
Very truly Yours, &c. Gro. w. Wnsox.
. From S. C. .olle Sev lork.
300 BRoADwAY, N. Y.
From j. =. Watson, Teacher Of Music on Piano asd
Mekodeon.
Having examined the improved model Mclodcona
manufactured by A. j. DAYTON, Wolcottyille Conn
am prepared to express my confident opinion thai
they are the most perfect instrument of the Mind
manufactured. JF WArsox T.
Boston, July 18th, 1856.
A. & j. Dayton, Wolcottvile, Conn.
Gents: The Melodcons of your manufacture which
have disposed OF have given the greatest satisfaction
tone and touch equal to any thing In the country.
Yours truly, SAx'l G. Jour-
New York, June 10Th, 1866. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

ANOTHER FIRE IN WINsrED.-The Beardslcy
Scythe Company of Winsted lost their grind
ing and finishing shop by fire on Tuesday morn
ing of last week. The Herald says the fire
was first discovered in the finishing or paint
room, but it spread rapidly and communicated
with ton or more of straw in the upper part
of the building, after which its destruction was
fated. Nothing but the stoutest efforts on the
part Of citizens saved one or two buildings ad-
jacent. Some 200 dozen of finished scythcs
were destroyed, together with lot of damaged
(but not worthless) scythcs which had accu-
mulatcd The entire loss, upon which there
was no insurance, is from $4,000 to $4,000.
The origin of this fire is unknown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

BERrns IN. RAILROAD CAUSE.-THE Illinois
Central Railroad are now introducing upon their
road new style of passenger cars, which are
far ahead of anything in that line yet in the
West Some of these contain six state rooms,
each having two seats with cushioned backs,
long enough for person to lie upon. The
backs of the seats are hung with hinges at the
upper edge. so that they may be turned up at
pleasure, thus forming two single bcrths, one
over the other, where persons may sleep with
oil the comfort imaginable. In one end of the
ear is small wash room, with marble wasl,
bowl, locking glass, &c. On the opposite side
Of the cur from the state rooms is row Of seats
With revolving backs, similar to BARRIERS chairs,
% arranged that the occupant may sit stragh,
or recline ia an easy attitude at pleasure. The
other cars have each two or three similar state
rooms