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The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
ITS pROTARIIIrY.

One great point of superiority the mill it's portability
 he with which can moved from place to place. taking inc few pieces with which composed the logs instead of hauling the logs from long distances the m- This fact in regard o the mill renders the purchase of it, all cases, safe investment, 1t will always be saeable property. The whole establishment weighs about {, ,jOO pounds; and with three oKeams be easily moved at the rate of from thirty to forty miles per day Thus has done its work at place, it is ready on either upon the mountains, the valleys wherever the forest may require its labor
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
E. G. A TKIN S,
 aMR ECEIvING, Forwarding ii SsSa 6zT9 lC and Commission Ner

l!Gg5a zT.% IC and Commission Mer- =--S2z 1=--4eEsA.e+ z8sAA.+ chant, Lake Bluff miles above Devals Bluffs, White river, Arkansas. and 50 miles over good road from the city of Little Rock-would say to the public that he is prepared with large and connections warehouses; suited to the above business and will receive and forward goods as heretofore) to He has wagons and teams of his own, and can pro- cure at any time suticency to forward without de- lay, all goods and other ght committed his care He will also advance freight bills, pay charges and do business up Ate broener than has usually been done upon White river. No drayage will be charged on goods forwarded from the bank. Persons coming here to take boat upon other business, will find superior accommodations for themselves and horses while they remain. Address me at Lake Bluff, Prai rie county, Arkansas.
 Lake Bluff, Ark, April 22d, 1856. 2s--ly.
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NEWTON COLEMAN. Attorney at Law, Co ' lulnbia Chitot County. Arkansas
 Refer to Hon. T. l.. Ciin.man, Asheyil!c, \. C. Nov 2Ufh 1855 lv
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J. R. STROTHER Attorney at Law, Grocnville Washington county, Miss Commissioner of deed' for Tennessee. Texas, Missouri, Arkansas and Gcor- gia. x. B.-Wll attend to the collection of claims in adjoining counties and Land Agency, in Washing
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
HOW MUCH IT WILL DO

Any one of these mills, with eight horse power to drive it. capable of cutting thousand feet of ordinary inch boards every four hours tmav be made to do mnch more than this, by extraneous effort
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

WAS COMMITTED,
 HA V1HO the Jail of Chicot county, Arkansas, on R Il the 2Sd day of March, 1856, runaway >H slave calling himself Henry, and says he be longs to James Cafes on Red river, near Alexandria He s about feet high complexion black, no scars or marks perceivable, about 88 years old, had on when committed white lnsey coat and pants, a black wool hat and brogan shoes, speaks quick, and hfs down look, and weighs about lSo lbs
 The owner is requested to come forward, pay char ges and take him. else he will be dealt with as the low, Jrects CALVIN ASHBROOk, "" Sheriff and Jailor.
 .u, 1o5e em Cost of adv. S26
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FOR SALE. 9 4 DOZ. Porter in Pint Bottles; @4 20 Boxes Claret Wine;
 10 Half Barrels Powdered Sugar; ( Crushed ''
 Sacks old Havana Coffee; Boxes Lemon Syrup. July '56. s II. TUCKER.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

JOHN Mccoy, Attorney at Law Pocahontas Ark. will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee, Jackson, Green and Poinsett counties. Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo. 1 January 13 1853 ly
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NAILS. NAILSs
HARDWARE. CUTTERLY. ETC.

LUST received per steamer Fox, 4S kegs Boston Gu $ Nails, and for sale by HUTT & POPE.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

We furnish these mills with bos screws beltng, forty eight feet of segmen for carriage and everything all pete excepting two long bed pieces and the carriage; also engines and boilers all complete following prices.
 For Mill without power 450 %
 '' with ten horse power r................. 1850 %
 st ffieen lSOn nn
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REFER TO F. CUMMINs, Ji++l, po.L PHILIP TRAPNALL. Hon. J: c. MURRAY, !. Pine Plue JAMES YELL. Esq. ''' '''' Hon. THos B. IANLY, ueler. JAS c. TAPpAN, ksq. i'0'oH'
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E.. A WARREN L. B. GREEN. WARREN < GREEN, Attorneys at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery, Camden, Ark.
 16 '5A
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sas. will practice in the Circuit Courts of Green, Poins9tt, St. Francis, Monroe, Phillips Mississippi and Crittenden counties. Feb IT, 1852 1y
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North of the base line and west of the fifth
 nrincinal meridian.

Townships one, two, three, six, and seven, range sir.
 Townships one two, three, four, five, six and seven, of range oeGeH.
 Townships one, two,@ three, four, five, six, and seven. of range cigH
 Townships one, twos three four, five, and six, of range uiDe.
 Town hipson two, three fourand five, ofrange tJt
 Townships, one, two,* three, and four. of range elcten.
 Townships one two, three, four, and five ofrange tcelre
 Townships one, two, three,* lour,* five and six, of range Hateel.
 Townships one. two. three four, five, six and seven. of range jourteJ
 Townships one, five, six, and seven, of rangeft- ttca.
 Townships five, six,* and seven, of ranges Sicteen and >enlHf,eh.
 The public sale will be held at the land office at WASHINGTON, commencing on Monday. the t'cele- 1y-SeresM dagn Oto5r 4eJt, for the disposal of the vacant public lands in such odd numbered sections abo,c referred to is are situated in the following named toWnShiIS. NZ:
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

GEO. w. NELSON. A. J. NEWELL. M ELSON & NEWELL, Commission Mer- chants. and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars etc. Will attend promptly to the sale of all consignments, and fill orders punctualy. Main Street, one door South of Union, Memphis, Tenn.
 April s. 1856 1y
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DRUGS & MEDICINES - R. H. AUMMEL, Main Street, ~G- N LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, A Wholesale and Retail Druo S4

AS always on hand, for sale, Drugs Md; Va elnes and and Chemicals, Dye-stuffs, Oils, Pam, arnisnGs window glass; Putty Glass ware, snro ,'ol Qualities oi Perfumery, genuine Maria FarIN. Uoognewssrety of fine Soaps; hair, tooth flesh ana pant Brushes surgical and dental Instrnmer,tah , ana Gssrs snM ana supporters of all kinds; real Haysno dies; Spices Syrups Extracts and Fslnrs ee ana Bran aty ase' a, the patent or proprietary MedciroI the day; Wiring Inks; variety of Pens PCines Pepae rapeF ty sgeia agents of the celebrated Hooand @ n ands of the University of Free Medicine nf Row gma; fgxer and Auge Tonic Mixture: Blacbhadeel bhadel- syrup hemedes for the Lungs Remedies r
 ePsta Pf. and Indigestion; Family anti Bilious P Ry' etc., etc. p'' l"iicy articles
 navlng purchased for cash, am enabled to .., pure and genuine. "'i'0o to fresh sact;on iuers from the country promptly filled and sos
 I, gu%ranued with regard to price and onaI, July l', 1855. ly R. H. HTMNFf 4amsIty'
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Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford,

4Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
 Conn. THIRTY-sEvENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, As presented to the Stockholders at the Annual mee.- ing, held in the City of Hartford, June 5, 1856.
 INCOME. Premiums for the year. l ,524 .508 32 Less Return Premiums 3l ,168 09
 1,4s8,84o 2a Premiums the prior year were. .1.2S4240 ST Income on invests and interest " 50705 56 Less loss on do..... 30l4 3S
 4 ,69l IS
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R. T. DUVAL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
 Jul
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R. J. P. SAUNDERS. RoBT P. HUNT. WIZARD, SAUNDERS x HUNT, Cotton | w Factors, 100 Gravier street, New Orleans. Aug 2l. 1855. ly DAVID WILLIAMS. J. SHELBY WILLIAMS.
 J. WILLIAMS. n WILLIAMS x SONS. Cotton Factors. IL. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 46 Union Street, New Orleans. i Nov. s. '54 If
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ECLIPSE LIVERY AND SALE

ECLIPSE LIVERY AND SALE
 STABLE. Elm street, inediatey opposite tue Antaony EouSe. T~THEundersigned havetaken the well known 11H l stable formerly occupied by Da0ad Skez- ton, and recently by Cales Ayl, and are well pre- pared to accommodate such as want accommodation in their line.
 They have on hand and will keep a nTIns-s> good supply of HORSES, BUGGIEs, and1fsssss,ssS ssssssS and are prepared to carry zz saA--z-- passengers to any part of the State.
 JOSEPH o. ASHLEY,
 SAML E. FOUST.
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COptRTN!ti;Sii&E'.
IL. ". " ILLIAA9. VI I1' I' :" "II@I3I4'
 WILLIAMS S WILLIAMS.

NtTOFNF!s I! EHW, IIIttIC TUCk, 2Tk'
 Office on Markham street, nearly opposite the Capitol, lately occupied by Chief Justice English.
 Will practice in the counties of Pulaski, Prairie. Perry Tell, Pope Conway, W hite, Jackson, Monroe Arkansas, Jefferson. Hot Springs, and Saline and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock
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PAYMENTS.

$l,54l ,03l 41
 PAYMENTS. Losses cashed ........... SS4 ,94 04 Commissions and expenses .2l4, ,562 35 Taxes ;............... l4'229 94 Dividends ................ 9O,O00 % Reserved topay all outstand- ing claims on June l, 1856, not due. .................l .l0l ,S55 55 Surplus ofthe year carried, ,3O5. .59l Al To Or, Safety Fund for contingent reserve. .235,439 5
 --- sl,441 ,o3l Il The Company has cash assets of sl 900, 733 60 The Total Losses paid by this Company in thirty
 seven years ending the present time In Fire Department. ..... S,S6l .337 59 Inland do ...... 567 ,627 3l
 - &9429 0l4 90 Nearly $9.5oO .o00 of losses it solely has been the means of equalizing to the public benefit. For 37 years this Company has paid an earned di- vidend averaging annually per cent. the capital stock. The insured, however. have had paid them Sl 34 per cent of the gross premiums back in the shape of losses and the remang IS IA per cent. of receipts have been apportoned to agents expenses, taxes. support of fire companies and dividends. The following gentlemen were unanimously re- elected Directors for the ensuing year: Thomas K. Brace, Miles A. Futile, Robert Buell., E. G. Ripley Roland Mather, Drayton niilver Samuel Tudor. Ward Woodbridge Samuel s. Ward, Gustavus F. Davis, Joseph Church, E. A. Bulkeley Ebenezer Flower, Walter heney Henry Z. Pratt Austin Dunham
 Thos. A. Alexander.
 THOS. A. BRACE, President.
 F.. c. RIPLEY, Vice President. THOS. A. ALEXANDER. Sec'y. Applications promptly attended to by VIM. B. WAIT, Agent, July 29. 1858. ln Little Rock Ark. CHOICE CLARET WINE. .en CASES choice Claret Wine, received per steam +1rV boat Fox, and for sale by July 22 lS56 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

JOHN CULLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancay. Office Eldorado, UBion county, Ark. July ,. 1858
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principal meridian.

Township one of ranges eleren and tmelce Townships ones and two of range Mirteen Townships one two and three, of range t6urteen. Townships one, two, three four, and five, of ranges ftteen and SirtreD.
 Townships three, four, five, six, seven and eight, of range SeUenteen.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
Sales of Alternate Sections in the States of Arkansas and Missouri, and RestOra- fiou of Withdrawn Lands tO Market

T0Wnshlps three, four, five, thirtoen, fourteeen, f teen, sXteen7 seveneen and eighteen, of range Townships three, four, five, fifteen sixteen seven teen.a eighteen, and nineteen, of range hc0.
 Townships sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range Hree.
 Townships seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, and twenty one, of range .tdur.
 Townships eighteen, nineteen, twenty,* twenty one and twenty-two, of range fGe.
 Townships nineteen, twenty, twenty one,# and twenty two. Of range sir.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

Surplus ofthe year carried, ,3O5, ,59l Al To Or, Safety Fund for
 contingent reserve. 295,43 53
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Premiums the prior year
 were 12S4 2AO S1
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TOM. E. TURNER, Attorney tt Law Browns vile, Arkansas will practice in tie counties of Ar kansas Monroe Jackson, Independence. White. Con way, Pope. Puaok Yell. and the Supreme and Fe- deral Courts. at Little Rock
 .l- He will attend to the collection of all claims in the Middle and Northern part of inc State.
 Dec. 1. leAa lv
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LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

T. D. MERRICK. JOHN wAsSELL. MERRICK & WASSELL, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merchandise generally, lower steamboat landing Little Rock Ark
 Liberal cash advances made on goods cons gned to us. Feb. l2, lo56
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
Facilities for Reaching the Springs
HOyrSE FURNISHING!

January IS. 1886. If
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EENJ. CALENDER, THo5. FLINT GEO. F. LEARNARp. { NALLENDER. FLINT & CO.,, importers and C lobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., 42 and A Pearl street, Boston.
 ian. l5. 1855 If
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North of the base line and west of the fifth
 principal meridian.

Townships two three,* four, five, twelve thirteen. fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen of raoo 0ne
 Townships two three, four, ten, eleven, twelve, thlreen+ fourteen, ifeen and sixteen, of range tco Townships onc two three,# four nine, ten eleven,* twelve thirteen, and fourteen of range Mree Townships one two,* three, four, scyen eight, nine ten.# eleven, and twelve. of range foar
 Townships one, two,# three. six, seven, eight,* nine ten, and eleven of range fire
 Townships eight, and nine, of range Sir
 Township eight, of range sefeg.
 The public sale will be held at the land office at HELENA, commencing on Monday, the tceatieth jag f Octo5er set, for the disposal of the vacant public lands within such odd numbered sections above referred 10 situated in the following named townships to wit:
 North of the base line and east of the fifth
 principal meridian.
 Townships three, four, five and six of range MJee. Townships four, five, and six of ranges fouy, .fge and sir.
 Townships four, five. six, seven. twenty, twenty one. and twenty two. of range seren.
 Townships five, six. seven, and twenty one, of range eigM.
 Townships five. six, and seven. of range nine. The public sale will be held at the land office at LITTLE ROCK, commencing on Monday. the silth ddy @f Oct,ler aGtt for the disposal of the vacant public lands within such odd numbered sections above referred to situated in the following townships viz.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
ICE, tIIht. LCE!!!

March 9. 1856.-tf
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

JOHN ROBES WM w. JOHNSON CMiTH < JOHNSON, Cotton Factors, and Ge- AJ neral Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. l Cnlon corner St. Charles street. New Orleans.
 March 23 1852 ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

NEWPORT, r. l., June 20, 1896
Election for Jed States Standardization in Caucus
Of Samuel Ames-Keainy Of the Democratic Contention
Opening The Session
The Senate and House Of Representatives in
session here The most interesting matters TO be disposed
of the selection of United States Senator to fill the
place Of Senator James, whose term expires in March
next and that Of Chief Justice, to fill the place made
mentioned understand that Samuel Amcs, Esq,
distinguished member Of the Rhode Island bar, who
has been practising in the city of Providence, has been
decided upon in caucus very proper person to fill
the vacancy He will be elected we presume by ac-
clamation. But, member by side says, the
Senator matter Is quite different Affair. James + SIM
mons, Of Johnston, Is considered prominent candidate
(Iolucs hberaD Messrs Hazard and Jcncks also
spoken Of; but OF politicians here says, tero
jus. about twenty who running for the Office,
and above sixty who want TO get it. SO who shall pre-
dict tho RESULT
II Is contemplated to increase the salary Of the Chief
Justice from 81 600 he present ray) TO 81 500 Indeed,
bill 10 that effect has passed the House and will proba
bly, pass the Senate.
The democratic convention Of delegates TO nominate
electors will meet here tomorrow night
Upon a vote FOR Assembly nan here, few days ago,
Newton, the democratic candidate, beaten by Ered,
the Know Nothing and republican candidate, by q
votes.
Captain Hamilton Shields formerly of the United States
army, tccr who served with distinction in Mexico Is
spoken Of rnGier General OF Rhode Island militia.
Tic informed, about become q citi-
zen Of Il Is state. 1t would be very wise selection.
The city i about full Is usual but want few
days ike Saturday last to fierce the season and fill the
hotels The Oc an tie great hold all Is just opened and
the Fillmore House Ike it, namcsake Is quito favor
tie just the Atlantic too puts her best leg foremost
welcome the yisiters, and tie AqGedueck" looks
clean "a hands can make il.
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General Theological Episcopal Seminary.

The seventeenth annual commencement of this semina
ry situated in Twentieth street. took place yesterday Mt
10 O'Clock A. NJ. There was large attendance Among
the Bishops present Bishop Doane, of New Jersey
Bishop Chase Of New Hampshire Bishop Delaney of West
New York; Bishop Uphold, Of Indiana Bishop Potter,
New York and Bishop Clarke, Of Rhoie Island Rev.
Messrs. Van Rensselaer,, of Western New York, and
Groves Of New Jersey, conducted the customary prelm
mary religious exercises after which Bishop Clarke OF
Rhode Island, delivered the commencement sidress-an
able and pertinent production Thirteen young gentle
received their diplomas from Bishop DOane, which,
with benedicton terminated the exercises. The yearly
examination closed on Wednesday. vacation now en-
sues of several weeks,
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brother by vi Honor y,yor Wood NJ wAtn Hvsrr %
Miss JosfIhiss gArssi- daughter Q, @orslan strshtl
deceased. oil II tbs city.
ON Wednesday, June IS, ~ Rev ". NCgisoy, N n,
Bssr Brksl % cArAEsSs A. Asrrf-r, sc thl- cey.
On "Wednesday. June Is. ~ Rev. John EfOrn ~ n,
OF Newbufg, ~ INglse u ANA ttsstrr q ha late
Capt. John A. reirce. al q, this city.
On Monday. JGae -. hy te l.rg. Al yanter Ngi<s,
Capt. REORGANIZATION III S;0ninEtss. b. AkuAsN a.
daughter Of the Int Cart 1lunas icnder, " t. city.
Stonngton papers picsrs cory.
ON Thursday, June "a by The Rev NJ Applrsan. It,
MAS j. MARY, ~ MARY lant, to Ms NAKy nAis d lg
ter Of Nicholas naif az South rarsc, Ireland.
I'm Wednesday evening june - ~ tbc Rev. Eisart
Icthrop JOINS : lYtusEr n JAM t1ifS
In lhookyn. "Wednesday, JaBr IS. ny the Rev. NJ.
Storrs, JsroB D. csnIuS, fw09rhfv IS the lnei STATS
Hotel OF this CIV Ia Ma MAfk Tnya daughter u the
late samuel Tyler. ESq 81 last llsiisn a.
On "Wednesday June 20. II the restca.s ~ ihe brides
father No 2sl Jay street BrooSlyn ~ ihe BOY IT, 10
garth. Mr.. WE. MAoSAreH,s 10 ksfNr HIS sshier VI
Gilcs :. fly, ESQ.
In BROOKLYN. j. ~, or Tuesday June %, hv M Rev
s. NJ. Haskns. HNyEY MrIFovp 10 Flr-yxmasA laos
sinr youngest daughter of the late VIA irs,ile ESQ
~ Fort Hamilton, l. T., ON "Wednesday June Is, by the
Rev. J. C. Sears, T. u, Ap"rn ff>n~R - tins city -
JosspHiNs AtetsrA, daughter Of VIVA. SEARS hsa Of
the former place.
At Columbus, ohio, on Tuesday, JuEe -. b. ths Rev
Chas Reynolds VA II. HEscars. 70 Nltss X, daaglier
OF Ch~. Colgate, feq formerly al this city.
At Fan Tl,lnc, Wisconsin on Sun'ay. June I, by NJ
wye Esq, Mr.. HfSRy I. WHEELER, OF tis city, to MS
ALYpiA A. WYE, OF the fsrmer pace.
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COrOncr's Inquest.

TE LATE SUICIDE OF DAGUERREAN ARTIsI.-Coroner
Hills proceeded to the New York Hospital yesterday, and
held inquest upon the body Of Alexander ylaseto the
daguerrcoypist lately doing business at No 423 Broad
way, who committed suicide by taking dose of lauda-
Tho evidence adducci the investigation went
show that the deceased hal for time past been
suffering from pecuniary losses. He expected
mt,ances from friend Of his in New Orleans, but wa
disappointed short time previous TO the discovery Of
the suicide the deceased handed letter addressed to H.
H. C6rtic os the Belmont House, 10 one OF his friends
requesting linn TO deliver IT, a. II would explain matters
He then bade his friend adieu. and LAID himself down 10
sleep tue sleep death The deceased native Of
Greece, and thirty eight years Of age. Verdict,
@'Hcath by suicide, by taking dose Of some narcotic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Hon. T. H. BiyIY, for many years the representative
q the First Congressional district OF Virginia expired
N residence, IN Accomac county At an early hour
srnday morning last In announcing this event, the
Ietersburg (Va) Egwess says" Judge Bayy was
member OF the present Congress from the First district
and was widely known not only Virginia. bat through
out the Union. He was for many years member of
the Virginia Legislature, and by that body was elected
Judge OF the Circuit Court He resigned this as4 post Of
L0nor 10 offer for Congress, and was elected by large
majority. At each succeeding election his constituents
have returned him by increased maorties thus showing
the bigh confidence they reposed in him. As Chairman
Of the Committee Of Ways and Means the last and two
three preceding sessions Of Congress, be exhibited
craftsmanship OF high order and as dcbater he had
few superors In this city his death will be deeply Ia
mented by very large circle Of friends and acquain.
tancts He was widely known in Petersburg pro-
badly than anywhere in the state outside OF hs own i'm
mediate ncighbobood, having married daughter Of our
oNnsman, Judge John y. May, and frequeetly visiting
here when not engaged in the discharge Of his public
duties He was about forty eight years OF age, and
leaves widow and two children to mourn tAetg heavy
LsI.gyemelt
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ARRIVAL OF CSIlD s'raTss STEAM tRIGTE SiRtyAc
The United states stcaE frlate aransc arrived in the
Delaware from three yca-a cruise yesterday and now
lies Fort Mlin where er powIer IS being Gnloaled.
She sailed from Norfolk November L. lSj for Consan-
tinovlc with the following ofiiccrs-laptan, John 9.
long IicieRants-C b. P0indeXter, T.. r. Nichols, ~ X.
Warrington, Richmond Anlick, Edward Jarrett, j. D. Da
Wis I. c. Harris, Thomas Young, Charles +. Thor
burn; Surgeon, George NSulsby; Assistant surgeon,
William i. Hora, Pur-cr, Thomas X Ware; Ma
rine officer Second Lieut. WIN. Poyd; Doltw1n George
Smith: Gunner, b T. Acu Carpenter, Mathew B. Dodd
Sainaker John Jones III -ncers-Chicf, Wm. William
son first assistants Ibcodore Zcler +. G. Dade second
assistapts Fletcher " Freeman bird Assistants,
John Moore, T. Williamson, r. W. Manning.
The Saranac has been absent more than two years and
half most Of which time has been spent IN the Mediter-
rancan She has touched 1t CeHstantnople Spezz Mar
settles Genoa and Gibraltar. from which last port she
sailed Tor Philadelphia the 18th Of May, 1855. No
Official report has been received her arrival in tho
Delaware and, consequently unable 10 state
what changes may have been made IN the list OF officers
since she sailcd.-IhiI. Buii,ttn, June 70.