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The true Democrat., 1856-08-12
Agents fo1 the True Democrat.

 qrkaasas Couaty-W. H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post ". VI. JOHNSON, South Bend. ashlcg-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAYs, Hamburg; Dr. L. L MARTIN, Long View. Bradlcy-JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. NJ YANVALKESBURG, Warren; JOHN NJ BURNS. Nit. Eba BeHtoR-Gen A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; Wm J. HOWARD Bentonvie. Crincnden-JNo. $. HOLLOWAY, Marion. Coamba-Dr Z C. Ross MagnoIia II. H. CLEARY, Falcon Cldrk-J. R. THOMPSON and J. H. CRoss, Amity; SAM. NJ SCOTT, ATkade phia. Carroll-Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River; W. W. WATKINS Carollton. Coancay-R. L. CARGILE, Springfield. Chicot-CALvIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. 4. McGEE, Gaines Landing. Cramford-GEo AUSTIN, Van Buren. DreD-J. :. JORDAN. Monticello. FraakiiR-Dr. D. C. WRIGHT, Chareston; ROBERT C. Futoa--JoHS S. SHAVER, Cross PlanS J. s. RUSSELL, Rapp Bauens GrccH-JoHN NJ. MITCHELL, Gansville; w. M. PEBBLES, Greensboro Hot SpriHg-Dr. J. C. HALIIBURToN Rockport; Dr. ". H. HAMMOND, Hot Springs; /. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH- HENDERSON, Wilmington. :ard-IIon. JOHN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY and S. J. MASON, Mount Olive. rdepeadcace- REUBEN HARTMAN, BaesvilIe; Dr. M. II. JACKSON, sulphur Rock Jf5rs9a-J. J. HAMMETr, JOHN CARROLL, Pine Bluff; J. JoBnsoa-Co JoHN S HoUsroN, Clarksville; JOHN T. Jacbsoa-C. II. JAcKsqN, Elizabeth; D. N MARTIN, Mt HoRSGR, Eubanks Mills LafayGfte-J. M MONTGOMERY, LewsvilIe L"'rInG'J S hLLHorsE mthye; H. kIsa, Jackson; Moatgomcrg-JoHN P. GARRETT Nit. ida. Aoaroe-H NJ. CoUcH, Clarendon; :. W. BOYER, JNo. W. WILDER, Aberdeen; Dr. SULLIVAN, AIoro WASH NGrON PEBBLES. Mqdsga--J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. .Nariya--D. II. WILLIAMS, Melville. 0aartHa--R. B. SMuH, Camden; Roar ATKINSON, Leek store. Rerrg-Ion. L. D. Hur Penyyile. P5asettIIon. LEWIS SUrFIN, len. W. THRowER, Boli-
 
 P6atpe-C. fl. ApANsoN, Helena. Plc-N B. STEER, Antoine; l.. II. ADAMS, II. fl. MERf pErH, Wilton; Wm. j. kELLEY, Murtree, boro'. P3fi-Wm. BUTLER, Big Bend; Tho $ MILLS, Panther; LEVI NlIHEHsPooN, Cove. Poge-R Fl. HOWELL and Col. w. 3. You've, Dover; l. ". GEHNARo and C. E. ToHEY, NoristoWn. Pd.rl-Co'. Jas F. GATEWoop, be, Arc. Rua. -IoUS Mccoy, Pocahonta>. N. r.tqr.-~ N. tHILDBE,1, Madison; \. NCD ANIEIr l..trgaiile. ,tEC. ". rEAHoRN, Taylor's Creek. Si.a-Nts. A.taAHtoRD, Benton; tse W. |. BEA 1las I.a.' trcr S -N. N torr. rar.o'ifta. S.f--2 .tsfSi~. 'a. .'s- D. C. NRfGHT. S..-I -Io8.r,v ..a.ltr. Wfey'> Cove. CsY.--'t. E.. 2 AC>l- il. boo'; II. L. Conn, Meeks; J. NRNYro, i5-b.n. r.af..a-!4 k, ENABLE, Clinton; D B. CARoilE, Quit TAt-ll. REED -eaoy FHos. N. ALEXANDER, Velvet ttga; GRta> r. tARTri ERs Cold lt ell. TH-W.N V. NAy. 3auvji'e; LEvI ARNoLp and JoHN i. i.:IIRrA>- .7rlape le: Jos HtTiT BlUtlton-
 r.. sad he above list of agents, Post .Nrsters who eo. 10 inc paper, are authorized and requested to a> agents.
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JUST FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

BY J. W. WEIGH. D. you romembT, Tom, the place, here oft We used to roam! That little cot beneath the trees We called our forest home. Oh yes; l know you'll ne'er forget. Wherever you may go, That cherished spot in which we dwelt, Just hf,cen years ago. Do you remember how the hours All gaily wondered by! How hand in hand we often roamed. When stars were in the sky! Oh those were bright and joyous daya, We ne'er again shall know. Such joy and bliss as that We felt, Just fifteen years ago. Last summer time l wandered, Tom, To where We used to play; The school-house was not on the hill. he brook had dried away; The woodlands axe has tclled the trees. The cottage was laid low: The faces were not those we knew, Just fifteen years ago. wandered to the old church yard, And stopped beyond the wall. The graves were many, and the grass O'cr them, was thick and tall; Upon the stones read the names Of those who slept below, And they were names we loved to hear Just fifteen years ago. unused 2 while, then turned away. And gained the dusty road, And from that spot SC dear to me, With rapid step strode; l could not bear to look around, lt made me sad to know, That a!l were gone whom we had loved, Just fifteen years ago. My eyes are wet with tears, Tom, They're falling while I write, Forms that l loved are in the tomb, Aud am sal to night; But. Tom, our sorrows soon will end, lite's stream will cease to flow, And we shall rest where oft we played Just fifteen years ago.
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UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.
 (Gpstern Military fUStitUtP.)

TTNHE NEXT SESSION of this College will oper
 on MONDAY, Sept. Sth. The Classical Course is full and every facility is afforded Students il Scientific Branches. Preparatory School is attach ed embracing course of two years. The Military system is adopted etcctual means of preserving good order economy, regular habits, anc active bodily exercise. Charges for Tuition and Boarding slo0 Der term of 20 weeks Surgeons Fee S5. En cincering. French Spanish, German Drawing, Book Kecring and Fencing. eae slo per term of 20 weeks The last session of the Medical College closed witt 83g Matrieulants and 85 Graduates from l3 States The Military College closed it's first year ill Nashville with l54 Matriculants from l4 States For Cata- logue and Regulations apply to
 B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent. Nashville July 1856. 43-lm~
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

M NNTAS stolen from the undersigned, near
 of ASsds1 aas aa 4pog baS 56 56s nfh aa o 4s old about sixteen hands high. with heavy black nane and tail. and stripe of white in his face in cining to one side he is quite thin having been l0wcl ali the summer. and has number of sears on in fire when q cot-he has also a on the left lip few inches from the root of his tail apparently Tom cut.
 will pay the above reward to any person who shall furnish such information as shall enable me to get him. II. FLANAGIN. July % 1Q56 At
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To all whom It may concern.
 NOTICES hereby given. that the undersigned -S having purchased of 4. S. Huey, Auditor Of Public Accounts of Arkansas. at public auction on .Ae l4th d4y pf February, 1855, at sale @ade Pur uau; 10 law. the following described tract Of land which had been forfeited to the State of Arkansas iarnon-payment of taxes, to wit: Ihe '.Stth Uest qgagter # Ntim. Hurteea. y I1acnShfo Ile2 An"h q te da~e line a HaDge Ten tet of tbe 5tA Ffzhcs- 5ai D'etdiao. containing one hundred and sixty acres, for The sum of one hundred and three dollars and ughty-ire cents and the said tract having been con, yeYed to the undersigned by the said auditor, by deed bearing date tAe Zth February, A. D. 1855:
 Now therefore, all persons who can set up any nght t) >aid land purchased. or to any part there 9' ucou~equence of any informaty. or any irregu- aTy iIegality connected with such sale are here 9y called upon to show at the first term o the lhaeely Court nhieh may be held in and for the cuh.y If Plaa-k in which said land ls situate. SiN m.,as after the publication of this notice why the Sae SD made shall II be confirmed. pursuant to Il peaion b Dc ler by me in Sail court for that Rnr- Dose. ROBERT A. MARTIN.
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N(-<--~> FsvIIE Third Session of this
 W.=1 A k Institution willcommence x4M@--N --fA on the first Monday of August 1 next. Ample arrangements It EASyA=-=A a-S. are in readiness for the accom- mediation of boardcrs in com be~tyle The suitable >chool-room the healthy location. the moral atmosphere of the community, combine to make this most desirable school for pa entS and guardians to patronize.
 The scholastic year will be divided into two ses- sions of five morths each.
 Rates of Tuition per Session from BIO. .12 15 to % Scholars received at any time, and charged to the end of the session, except in of proracted illness Good boarding can be had at moderate prices in phi vate families. F. l. CAMERON It1"ceton. Dallas county, ArR., July l9, lS56
 July 29 lS5G Nv
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. Medical Departmemt.

VgyIE SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE of LECTURES E in this Institution will commence MONDAY, the 3d of November full pr, liminary course free to all students. will be glcn by the Professors com mencing on the first Monday of October. Professors Fees Slo5 Matriculation Fee S5 Prac- tical Anatomy sl0. Graduation Fee S25. For Ca talogue and Announcement apply to
 PAUL r. EVE. NJ D.,
 Dean nf inc EacntN.
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VErS'r RECEIVED

RY steamer Fox, q splendid assortment of Goods, D consisting in part of Calieoes, Ginghams, SWISS 'aconet Cottonades, Linens etc, etc. Also splendid assortment of Gents Furnishing Ioods which will be sold low by
 M. lIAPPECk, Middle door Badgett's New Building, Name st. July 2Z 1S5f
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MORE ACCEsSIoNs OF oLD-LINE wHIGs TO THE STANDARD OF BUoHANAN.-The last Mans- field (O.) Shield and Banner states that Hock- ing Hunter, esq, the Hon. Thomas Ewing, for merly an old-line whig United States Senator, Harrison and James Stanberry, formerly whig member of Congress from the Licking district, come out openly for Buchanan and Breckin- ridge. So also has William L. Strong late whig merchant at Mansfield, Ohio.
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NO Y iG IL :.

fHNlE undersigned respectfully informs the ladies IA and the public generally, that he paints Land scapes taken from nature well as fancy for the use of Fire Screams and Window Curtains: also Signs
 The work shall always oe done in the neatest style at very low prices.
 Those who wish to patronize me. are requsted to leave their orders at MT. Henry Jacobis book binder
 July 29 1856. PAUL R. KRONE
The true Democrat., 1856-08-12

OHIo.--ln this State the democracy are con- stanty making accessions. All the decent men who oppose the wooly heads are of course for Buck and Breck. The old line whigs are al- most en mass on our side of the question. The democratic papers throughout the State are con- ducting the canvass in the most vigorous man. her, with strong hopes of carrying the electoral vote for the democratic nominees. Fillmore has no ticket and no supporters in Ohio.
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E.lI3 AND EAR. N, (. Cook. E. D.. st. Louis. No.


 DB. COOK respectfully rencwS the tender of lis f , professional services To the IEh'ie in ili- and the adjoining States. successful practice lf oser eighteen wars devoted the treatment of a.i di>ea of the EY and IAI u~-ity Tim in the belief that al who may be in any way Afflicted in those import ant crgans will find from his treatment speedy and permanent relief.
 Dr. Cook has just returned from the East, where he has ben carefully studying the diseases of the Eye and Ear in the principal eyo util.uuiies in the United States; and he feels warranted in offering M professional services with degree of confidence to treated are the best witnesses Of lis skill apd there are thousands in St. Louis and the Western States aho can bear testimony to l7 -kilIful treatmen.- He respectfully refers 70 IHn. H. z, Gcyer. K Mae kenzo esq. Messrs ChaIless. Blow X o.. St. Louis: Hon. John Moore State Treasurer of Illinois; Jan C. ChurlesS. President Missouri Bank il. Cole. Warsaw. Ills; Capt. R. C. Henry. Warsaw. Mo. ,sy0 Q .ice northwest corner ot Pine and Second streets, Cup stairs. entrance on Pine street. Sept. IS-ly
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CEFThe Boston Courier, one of the staunchest, truest, most conservative and national whigpa pers in the Union, thus speaks of the nomina- ton of BUCHANAN, and of the state of parties North:
 The convention did not venture to put either of these men Pierce or Douglas upon the presidential track as their candidate. They had some regard to the twenty-seven votes which Pennsylvania counts in the Presidential canvaSS-to the influence which Pennsylvania has upon the vote of little Delaware and New Jersey-and with respect to the present excit- ing state of the slavery question in the whole country, they did not dare to put up an ultra man as the candidate of their party. They paid so much respect to the feeling which looks to the influence of northern votes as not to place man i'll nomination who would concen- trate upon himself the whole opposition of the north. They have acted wisely-perhaps well.
 We do not know at the present time of writ Ing what Is the peculiar platform upon which Mir Buchanan IS placed. The democratic par ty IS not our party, though the ancient differ ences between the two households have been in great measure cast aside by the general merging of political opinions with regard to na- tional questions. MT. Buchanan was Wash
 
 of his political career. and if he stands by such principles now we certainly have no reason to dislike him. Personally and politically we prefer Mir. Fillmore before all the men which have been or may be presented to the Ameri- can people as the candidate for the next Presi- dency, and this is entirely without reference to the peculiar principles of the party which has placed him in nomination. It is fair to say that the northern portion of the "Amcrican' party do not coincide in his nomination, the northern section of the "Amercan" party, or rather the majority of that party, are semi-abo- ltionists, and that Mr. Fillmore will receive no help at their hands. At the south he might obtain the votes of Kentucky, Tennessee and Maryland, and perhaps North Carolina, Louisi- ana and Delaware But whether his friends will see fit to push him forward as a candidate, under the circumstances, is a question which time will shortly determine
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China. Glass. and oueensware.

 LUST received direcs from Boston. a good assort- O meuc of the aJoye consisting 4n lATt ot the iol lowing Common Teas; do Plates: do Pitchers; do Bowls do Ewcr and Basins: do Glass Butter Plates; do Candle Sticks: do Mola,ses Pitchers; do Flutcd and Split Gobets; do A. B. Tumblers; do Common do; White c. Plates; do 1o Tea Sets: do do Hand Cofecs do do Pitchers; do do Tea Pots; dc do Nappies; do do Dishes; do do Bakers; do do Pickles;
 do Sauce Turreens; do do Ewer and Basins. IpivI5 ,5S. NJ. OSBORN.
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Gov. WISE IN A Row.-Hugh R. Peasants, a brother of the late John Hampton, of Rich mond, Va, went on the morning of the Sth in- to the executive chamber of the capitol, where Governor Wise was engaged in writing and taking a seat by invitation ofthe Governor, said, after brief period, Il thought Gizzard Foot was here," Governor Wise smilingly replied
 q am the man." Peasants, rising from his seat, and approaching the table at which the Governor sat, said, By God I did not know you; so you are Ebo Shin and Gizzard Foot" T am,'' remarked Governor Wise, with smile, "and you are Hugh Peasants" Peasants thereupon commenced abusing the Governor without any provocation. The Governor or dered him to leave the room, but he refused to do so The Governor then rose from his seat. approached PleasantS, and taking hold of him, endeavored to push him out Peasants resis- ted, squared off, and placed himself in an att- tude to strike, when the Governor struck him with is fist under the left eye and cut him se- verely. He then seized him by the arm, turn ed him around and kicked him. At this time the messenger of the Executive came up and had him removed by order of the Governor- It is said that Pleasants was intoxicated
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To Advertisers.

o persons desiring advertise, the True Democrat sny stronger inducements than any other paper he -ste has by far the largest subscription stis very geaera y read every county. Nh list of nearly Jon, t5ad eguas sub,crbers is read by not less than eigh tpa tlousanA persons every week. ihe True Democrat therefore presents the public the best medium for adve tIa ar.ns
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10 W Q nX

Onr facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can nat be by printing establishment in the country NJ have pfocured of sixteen hundred dol lars one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, whcf enable, do book and pamphlet work in superior style and al yer, low prices.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-12

1t turns out after all, that Greeley and Bennett don't go for Jessie Fremont. They go for Magy Posa. different female altogether"
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PRINCETON MALE ACADEMY.

ZINE Bradias Wines. and Liquors of all kinos 3 can be purchased on reaSonahle terms of
 Jniy29 1856. NEW BERN dS HUGHES.
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(9 ,INHE subscriber has just returned from New %IA. | York with beautiful assortment of Gold eeaAAand Silver Watches Jewelry and Fancy Arti- cles which he offers to the public on the most or in his line done in good sty le and req
 All, Ai, i" or;.as NJ. DOTTER.
 Aug. 5. 1856. 6m.
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LAST CALL.
DIR. WM. II. uUGHART,

A BOUT to go East for new Stock, those indeo'e' "A will oblige me greatly by paying up; ,>nrr
 Aug. 3. lS56 D. B. MaNDEL'
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MOLASSEs.

fSA GALS. just received, and for sale by the bbl foO 13 bbl. or retail, at the cash store by
 July 29. lS56 M OSBORN.
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OLD IRISH WHISKEY.

| CASK extra superior Old Irish W hiskey, receiv ed per steamer Fox and for sale by
 July 22. 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER x co. HE subscribers have just received per steamboat | Fox. a lot of Soap, Candles, Tobacco, Segars Dfooms. Starch and various other articles too hume @ lons to mention -aso a large lot of the best quality VI ho Coffee all of which they respectfully offer fol 'As at reduced prices.
 9ass #, l3se EEWBERN & HUGHES.
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Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
 Conn.
 THIRTY-sEvENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, As presented to the Stockholders at the Annual mce.- ing, held in the City of IIartfdrd, June ,, 1856.
 INCOME. Premiums for the year l, ,524 sos 82 Less Return Premiums. 3l.l68 Q9 - 1,49a, ,84o B Premiums the prior year were..................1 .1,2s4,240 S7 Income on invests and interest .............. 50705 56 Less loss on do....... 30l4 3S
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Notice is hereby given that all the reserved lands not taken for the grant and remaining to the United States, OUTSIDE OF SIX LIMITS of the grant made by the act of 9th February lS53 for the Cairo and Fulton railroad and its branches not hitherto re- stored to market and which subject to entry and locnton at the date of withdrawal, will be opened to sale and entry at the ordinary minimum price on and after the days hereinafter mentioned, to wit
 Office at Jackson, Missouri, Monday, the 3d day of November. 1856.
 Office at Batesyille, Arkansas on Monday, the 10th day of November, lS56
 Office at Little Rock, Arkansas on Monday, the 3d day of November 1858.
 Office at Helena, Arkansas on Monday, the l7th day of November, l355.
 Office at Carksve, Arkansas, on Monday, the 24th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Fayetteville, Arkansas, on Monday, the Sd day of November, 1856.
 Office at Champagnolle, Arkansas, on Monday, the 10th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Washington, Arkansas, on Monday, the 1Eth day nf NnNn1nhnr lSaG
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FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, ETC.

HFFERS his services to the citizens of Little ROCK " When not professionally engaged, he can b' found at Mrs Stevensons. Aug. B. lS56
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Transient advertisements will he ered for per square nen es for the first insertion and 50 cents for eacl snlseauen insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30. Professional cards and other sements, exceeding
 nnPT
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sItG AR AND GnEEEIl
No. 5J9.l

QN hand and for sale at the cash store by SF Auo ,. 1855. NJ. OSBORN.
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Notice to pre-Emnfion Clainants.

Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption to any of the above lands to be offered public sale, or those to be restored to market. is required to ablish the to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land office and to make pay otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
 THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
 nn l,.u u1 Tapd
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.RR CASES choice CiaIet Wine, received ltI steam @V boa. Fox. and for sale by
 July 22 1,5t. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
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NAILS NSIfGs
NOTICE! NOTICE!

fT'HE best quality of Bridgeport Nails in store an, ! for sale by NEWBFRN t- HT-GWFS
 July % 1858.
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 Surplus ofthe year carried, ,305 591 Il To Or, Safety Fund for
 contingent reserve. 235439 5 The Company has cash assets of $l .0oo.738 60 The Total Losses paid by this Company in thirty
 seven years ending the Ireseis time: In Fire Department. .S6l.3sT 59 Inland do ...... 567.627 3l Ncarly *950o ooo of losses it solely has been the means of equalizug to the pub benefit. For 37 wears this Company has paid an earned di- yidend averaging annually Der cent. on the capital stock. The insured, however. have had Iaid them el 3-4 per cent. of the gross premiums back in the shape of losses, and tie remaing Is Der cent. ol receipts have been arortioncd to agents expenses. taxes support Of fire companies and dividends. The following gentlemen were unanimously re- elected Directors for the ensuing year. Tn mas k. Brace Miles A. Tuttle Robsrt Buel F q. Ripley Roland Nather DraNtou lIillvor. Samuel Tudor Ward W olbridge, Samuel <. " ard. (ius-avuS r. Davis. Joseph Church. r. X. BuIkelev EhrItzar Flower. Walter kenov Ecnry /. Pratt. Austin Du! ham.
 'Fhos. A. Alexander.
 TH0S 4 BRACE President.
 l. G. RIPLEY ice President. TIIOS \. ALEXANDER Seey. Applications promptly attended to by July % lS5j. lm Little Eorl5 Ark, OLD EnNON|tI5s.IA WEi>KEY. 8 CASKS fine Oli Mouongahea Whskcy received . ..r ,teamh at Fox am fir sale bv ,Ia'y 4- i..6. RArLEY. HANGER X co.
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Worth of the base line and east 0f the fifth
 nriucipal meridian.
VIZ. ccl south of the base line and west of the fit
 principal meridian.

Township one. of ranges e2egtm and t,retre.
 Townships one and two, of range Airteen
 Townships one,* two, and three ot range tsgrtefn. Townships one two three, four, and five, of ranges Townships three four five, six, seven and eight of range seCe7ltee7g.
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IN THF STATE OF ARKANSAS.

The public sale will be held at the land Hice at BATESVILIE commencing on Monday. the MFr- tteah dagt Of ter n-t for the disposal of the va, cant public lands with such sections bearing o4d numbers above referred are situated within the undermentoned townships, viz:
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PAYMENTS.

Losses cashed. 04 Commissions and expenses. 3l4.562 B Taxes 14229 94 Dividend Is s................ 90,000 0Q Reserved to pay al, outstand-
 ing claims on June l, 1856,
 not due 1O1 c55 55
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PARTIES AND PARTY NAMEs-THE TORY AND THE WHIG-THE REPUBLICAN AND THE FE- DERALIsT-THE DEMOCRAT AND wHIG-THE DEMOCRAT AND KNOW NOTHING.
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Premiums the prior year
 were 9SA 24O S7
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or!h of the base line and west of the fifth
 nrinrinai mo rid ian.
General Land Onicc Notice.

' IIII ! IVHIVCTIJ. 'THOS. A. HENDRICKS. Commissioner
 of the General Land Office
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CHOICE CTARET WINE

g CASKS fine Oli Monou1ahela Wh.skcy, received . er teJub at Fox am f,r sale by
 July 4- i..5. RAPLEI. HANGER X co.
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CONFIRMATION OF TAX-TITLE.

And for sale at the cash store by
 July l5. '55. M. oSBokN
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II TRUE DEMOCRAT
TERMS OF AD-y.gc2 pTSIWn
Tt M Mf Snh. crintiNn

,adv upon our books can avail themselv of
 wing up arrearages and forming clubs. At 1tS must di1rdBs 6e jH dGraHcG.
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James Buchanan.

R. G. Horton, esq, has lately issued from the press of Derby & Jackson, of New York, biography of James Buchanan. We avail ourselves of the following condensation of the leading incidents, prepared by the New York News, and invite especial attention to the bril- liancy of his career: