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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

zss TOBACG1 FAGTOHY FOR EtEN1.
- fne Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr.. A.
-As1~ .. Dickinson. llth street. between Main and
Gary, WA! be for rent next yesr. Possession given
lss January. AgEiY 20
EAsKsDALE READ,
oe 8--tf Sboskos Warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

"a FUR AENT-And possession given
ssa the lttn OF March the large and desirable
lsssA Framed Dwelling, situated ar the corner Of
Nam and 7th Streets containing large Rooms
Kitchen, and necessary out-buldings The premises
aSe in perfect order To good and permanent
tenant, the 1ent will be sccommodating Apply TO
h. A j. CLDfTGN
Agent and Collector. No g Wall st.,
d fe 2f .-3tawts ITp6ar Chartso uo+aI
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sss. FOX AENg'Iae house On s5nry
Msss street, between I'd snd Sd, recently oceuried
Az-A by "A. Pryor, Esq 1t contains Ii rooms and
has baen recently thoroughly repaired For terms,
apply to DIBRELL & JOHNSON,
NH l7-te OppOaite Hhnc koe "a arehnnsa
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MM FOR IL e y T~"A Il Small ItnefneDt
Agsss with acres of ground attached, en- the Ne,
: chsniesnile Turnpike, next tenement to II j.
Smiths. Eor terms, apely to
NIB l8-ts C. g. THOMPSON Our Hnu.a.
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nE BURG,s UP E II PHOSPHATE
- LIME-Receiying per sehr. A. W hitmore, De
bsff's super Phosphsts Lime. For sails BY sss
ssh ~ EDWIN WoRTHAM l. CO.
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MARINE INTEl-LIGENCE.

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Port Of Richmond, March 3l-Eigh Water l04 o'clo.
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stIII SAYINGS Bank OF RICH.
~ .@JEU-CdAhTERED In 1888 Continues to
rec se deposits which interest is paid at the rate
Of lsr ceat per snnum, II remaining deposit
n-ontEs and five per cent. fCr shsrtsr periods
HOMAGE l.. KENT, Prest,
ALEg'R DuvaI. Secfy,
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Dr. EAsTERLY,S MEDiCIyFs

We continue to see from day to day. the most fiat tering accounts of cures performed by the above named unrivaled medicines, and it is a matter of as tonlShment that any one should be without them Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla is becoming more and more popular among the people, and is con sldefed by the faculty the safest and best blood puli fylng medlcine that can be taken during the spring and sumner. His pr. Carter's Cough Basam is an excellent medicine for Coughs, Cold. Asthma Con sulnplon and diseases of the Lungs and Chest.-Also Dr. kasterlys Fever and Ague Killer has attained specia popularity throughout the Mississippi Vallev for the cure ot Ague and Fever Intermittent and Re nhtent tevers which prevalent in all parts of 'hG west. BeSidas these he has numerous other ex- celicnt preparations designed particularly for family use winch are also very popular and meeting with q rapid sale Persons residing in localities where medical aid is difficult to be had on sudden emerren cies, could not do better than by supply ing them selves with an assortment of Dr. Easterlvs popular medicines His store Is the corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis. Re read his advertise ments in our columns and give him call ye afflicted --At. Louis 1tae,ican.
 They sold by
 July A, 1857 I'm J. j. MCALNONT
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NEW ADV VERTISE M E N r $
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

COUNTY OF CARROLL { D. In the Circuit Court of the county of Carroll and on the Chancery side thereof, in vacation, on the 2Tth day of June, 1857. Charles Philips, Complainant.
 vs. ! Bill for Divorce. Perlina Philips, Detendant
 A ND now on this day came the said Charles Phil IA ips, and filed his bill for divorce against the said defendant Perlina Philips. And at the same time the said complainant filed his affidavit with his said bill of complaint, alleging that the said defendant is a non resident of the State of Arkansas
 It is therefore ordered by the Clerk of said Court in vacation that the said defendant be notified of the pendency of this suit And it is further ordered that the said defendant be and appear before the Judge of our said court in Chancery sitting, at court to be holden at the court house in the town of Carroton in said county of Carroll on the fourth Monday after the fifth Monday in August next, on the 4th day of said term, and plead, answer demur to said com plainants b in default thereof said bill of com paint will be taken confessed and decree entered accordingly
 And it is further ordered that copy of this order be published in some newspaper printed in this State the number of times and within the time prescribed by law. Done in vacation, this 27th day of June, A. D. 1857.
 GEO. c. GORDON, Clerk. A true copy from the record. Attest: GEO. c. GORDON, Clerk July IA, '57.-2w Cost of adv. s6
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fTGNCIDUE. '5NlE fifth Session of this institution will com- II merce on the first Monday of August next. The Scholastic year is divided into two sessions of five months each.
 TERMS PER SESSION. Alphabetical Lessons, Spelling Reading and
 Writing. ......................Sl Sl0 % Arithmetic Geography, Grammar, Botany,
 History and Natural Philosophy. 15 % Latin and Greek languages, A zebra. Geome-
 try, Plain and Spherical Trigonomety,
 Surveying, etc., tc.,................... 20 % scholars received at any time and charged to the end of the session, except in of protraced sick 
 Good board can be had upon moderate terms Knowing the ability and superior scholarship of Mr Dutie as we do. and his great success in teach ing ana the high moral tone of this community, we can consclentiousIy recommend the Princeton Male Academy, and say that no institution of similar kind in the State is more deserving the patronage and confidence of the people.
 Princeton, Dallas county, Ark
 Trustees.-GEo. c. LEA E. TuRowER, Jo. GRAY, r. WATTS, D. c. STOKES.
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Died

O1ed-At his residence in Danville, Yell county, Arkansas, PRESLEY JAMESON, on the 3Oth day of June, A. D. 1857, after a short and painful illness
 MT. J. was born in Logan county, Kv.. on the 29th day of August, 1903. h 1886, he emigrated to this State, and settled at Pttsturg, Johnson county. In 1045, he removed to this place, where he has since continued to reside.
 He was highly esteemed citizen, universally beloved for his kind and amiable disposition. He was in every sense of the wold, an honest man. In his death the community has lost good neighbor, kind and warm friend, his children an atfectonate parent, aud his servants an lndulSent master.
 Peace to his ashes
 DanUiUe, 2d July, 1857.
 At the residence of her husband in Pulaski county, on Thursday morning, 25th J une last, Mrs. MARGARET A. GALLOWAY wife of James 5. Galloway.
 At Princeton, Dallas county, Ark, on Tues day, Eth day of July, 1857, BRECKENRIDGE A. HARLEY, youngest son of Basil C. and Mary Ann Harley aged one year and four days.
 Breckinridge was a beautiful, bright and lovely babe, the pride and hope of his parents tis hard to part with such jewels, but he is gone, his sweet little prattling tongue is never again to greet our ears, yet we may derive con- soIatlon in the reflection, that although he cau- not come to Us we may go to him. Verify, death, inexhorabe death loves shining mark.
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the election of Gen. James, Chairman and w. c. Dent, Secretary.
 Whereupon, Judge Murry stated that the object of the meeting was to pay tribute of respect to the memory of the deceased Col. l.. 5. LUCKIE, late d member of the Jefferson bar.
 On motion, it was resolved, that the Chair man appoint committee of three to draft and report resolutions expressive of the sense of tne meeting; whereupon the Chair appointed Goy. Roane, Judge Murray, and Mir. Williams Sa'd committee, who having retired, presented the following preamble and resolutions, which were Unanimously adopted
 WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to remove rom amongst us our professional broth CT LAFAYETT $. LUCKIE, who was for many years member of this bar; therefore,
 hes0t0ed, That Tn tl.is sudden and unantici- pated event, we are again startled by another overwhelming demonstration of the uncertain ty ot lie and the lmminency of death.
 Reso(ret, That whilst We bow with solemni- ty and awe to the dlspensatlons of an Allwise Providence, we cannot forbear deploring the untimely end of this young man, cut down in the morning of his strength.
 Res0lued, That in the midst of the sorrow of the present, we yet derive a pleasing though melancholy consolation, in refectng that tnough his days were few in the great theatre ot hie, he had yet attained high and honora- Die distinction for varied learning and sound 'eSat requirements, as we'll as for undertaking courtesy to the bench and bar in all the vicis- situaes of professional duty.
 ResotOed, That we extend to his young wife and infant children, assurances of the profound respect and sympathy of the members of this bar.
 Resolved, They copy of these proceed ings be transmitted to the family of the deceased and also to the Judge of the Jefferson circuit court with request that they be spread upon the records of that court.
 Resolvea, That copies of these proceedings be presented to the newspapers of this town and Little Rock, with request that they be published
 J. c. MURRAY, JOHN SELDEN RoANE Committee WhLo WILLIAMS, jr.
 On motion, the Chair appointed the follow ing gentlemen a committee to transmit these proceedings in accordance with the two last resolutions above: Gov. Roane, MT. Carlton and Mr. Hutchinson.
 On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die
 THOS. S. JAMES, Ch'mn,
 WALTER c. DENT, .Secretary.
 Pine Blu6, Ju1y7, 1857.
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knoruille, Tenn, July l, 1856.

THE CRoPs.-Several intelligent planters have visited our office, this week. From them we learn that prospects are very fattering, for an abundant crop. The harvest of wheat will be greater ln this vicinity than it has been for number of years, as we are informed. Corn and cotton give cheering assurance of a boun- tiful recompense for the labor of the farmer.- P0,0hatan Wsitor
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MoRMoNs FOR KANsAs.-The St. Louis News of the 9th inst, says:
 "A party of several hundred Mormons, just from Utah, and en route for the southern part of Kansas, where they propose to settle, passed Fort Leavenworth on Tuesday. They are heartily sick of the tyrannical rule of the Mor mon leaders, and were fearful if they remained of suffering violence during the anticipated con- hict between the United States government and the Brigham Young oigarchv.
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SALT LAKE MAILs-THE GOVERNMENT ACTING.-One of the best things vet done by the administration of President Buchanan has just come to light in western paper It seems that the postmaster at Independence, Mo-, has received an official notice from the Postmaster General that the contract for carrying the mails from thence to Salt Lake has been set aside. and he is therefore ordered to withhold the mails until further orders This is done by virtue of a right always reserved by the de- partment to rescind mail contracts ou giving due notice and one months pay to contractors. In this case the contract was taken by con- pany of Mormons at Salt Lake City, who have already made several trips under it. So gene- ral were the complaints of the mails having been violated, and letters opened, especially the correspondence of the government officials, that 1t became quite evident these Mormon con- tractors were mere tools of Brigham Young The administration had also taken another step towards insuring the faithful performance of the mail service in Utah. A postmaster had, 1t seems, been appointed for Salt Lake City, who was not Mormon. His commission was forwarded to him, but never reached its desti- nation, and duplicate copies failed likewise- In fact he was not received by Brigham Young. He has now received his commission in person at Washington, together with full instructions as to his course, and will be sent out supported by a protecting military force.-PhiIadelph,a North American, 1st.
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Tribute of Respect.

In pursuance of previous no tice, a meeting of the Pine Bluff bar was held at the court house. on Tuesday evening, 7th inst:
 The following members of the bar were pres ent: J. S. Roane, J. c. Murray, Thomas S. James. H. Carlton, Robt. Hutchinson, F. P. Yell, Willo. Williams, jr, s. H. Thompson and w. c. Dent esqrs
 On motion, the meeting was organized by
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WASHBURN'S GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS


 the season Arranged and perfected for its great southern tonr of 1857. Surpassng in splendor of equlpage and highly trained steeds, versatility of tal ent, etc. any other Circus in the world boasting of belng the most brilliant Equestrian. Gymnastic. and Dramatic entertainments given to the American people-under an immense waterproof pavilion, accommodating with seats and convenience ! four thousand persons. This grand establishment will visit Hot SDriups on Thursday and Friday, 23d and 24th inst. Benton. Saturday 25th.
 At Little Rock on Monday and Tuesday, the 27th and 2Sth Ot July, 1857. Among the host of Equestrians, Acrobatic and Hymna>tc performers, the following may be found standing at the head of the profession and sustain ing name unequalled throughout the southern country:
 Jean Johnson. the most wonderful somerset rider of the age. Having at the present time no equal in the world he stands without rival Ameri- ca's tavolite son. ". J. smith, the celebrated two. four. and six horse rider from Francons Hippodrome, PaIis, the most daring rider of the age
 Albert Aymar, of the celebrated Aymar Broth CTS. the great comic Equestrian and Potamist Tom Nevels, in his astonishing feat, entitled the Bridge Act.
 Master Willie Washburn. the intrepid tum- ble and performer sur la Perche EquiPoise. Master Johnny paStering the globe. Mohs. Morgan. the wonderful performer with the cannon balls. weighing 40 pounds each. i George Beatty and Master Willie. on the l double bridge of ropes
 H. Y. Day. the comic Clown in d number of | daring and comca butfoon acts | Three celebrated Clowns in the ring
 Day, Johnson and Kent
 Julian Kent, the youthful Shalsperan Clown, for five years pupil of the celebrated
 DAN RICE, now surpassing the Great Master himself, with wit and fun.
 The above talent is alone sufficient to stamp this Circus the only legitimate Circus of the season.
 .8 Doors open at and o'clock, P. M. Perform anee at half past and '. G. c. WASHBURN, July l4 '54.-2w. GENERAL AGENT.
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BAR AGE.

A SMALL lot for sale Cheap for Cash Ih July II 1857. MRS. JONES. EMBROIDERY, Flounciug, Edgings and Insert ing for sale very low. MRS. JONES.
 .IrlN I+ lSa1.
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Departures.
" hat the New N,ih City FuIA> say uf DIR. M'LANE-> CELEBRATED ,ER-
 MIFIGE
MANUFACTURED Lr FuMi>G EROS.

Niw lonA- August -5. lS52.
 .a3 Ihi- ~ r" "ccr'ih tAAt aiu ve.l acquainted win man fifty year, of a-c Ior juais y,r, . r,i asii of this ely, wno h,- .u a. .iu.- r>-ru., il hu 'oUJ n'- tell from what car... t.l..-- i. v-,. worms. He t'd ii~ attending liy~ iau his ,u-ri. eion~. hnt -'- Iy-ial. at ,i.e ii l.a..I -ie iir. -nd refused Co attend uim any ..I-.r. Hi,s.n rl.r mentioned DI. N La.'> NcYui'ug, and asked linn if hg md take it: Iii, reply Was Iu.a,.t.k ,t- thing to gs, relief, or li,
 Thy al once procured a bottle of Dr. Milan, 'r.''Iatet Ncrmiiu-e, ard Le ,,tk ouc half a- o,e a'~e' The result Was, he passed ulv ards of tlnec quarts of worms cut up in every form. H,.ot well immediately, and k how cnjoyiu. most excellent heal-h; and, like the good Samaritan ct old. i, en- teavorinc to relieve his unfortunate n,shb,r-. He make, t his business to hunt up anI ,e,.. all case, similar to lis owr, that may be given over by reru lar physicians. and indt (, them to try Dr. MIancs Nenniuge. Sc far he has induced more than twenty person, to take the Nemtugc and in every case with the most happy resnlts He is well satisfied that Dr. MLane's Nern,iiuge prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, far superior to any other known reme dy, and that if more generally known would not fail to save many valuable lives. For further particulars inquire of Mrs. Harde, l2415 Cannon Street. New York City.
 .syD Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR M, LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFCGE. mann lacturcd by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh. Pn- All other Vermltuges in comparison are worthless pr. VI LANES genuine Vermifuge also hiscelebrat- cd Liver Pills can now be had all respectable drug stores. None genuine sOjtbout tbe Signqtnre of
 L9 FLEMING BROS
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STRAW lIrrTERS.

@ANF0RD'~ Patent Straw Cutters. escorted ,il.,. o Ru-Ele-' N0ur>e,, Muln X Cos s taW Cutter. assorted Sizes
 suppl Mi th- above r-.l ani f.r sale 1y
 ENiIEA HANGER & 70.
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The Southern Commercial Convention

10 THE PEOPLE OF THE SoUTH-The South ern Commercial Convention, which held ifs session at Savannah in December last. havino designated Knoxville, and the 10th day of An. gust next, as its next place and time for con- venlng' the undersigned, appointed for the pur- pose by the town authorities and citizens of Knoxville, take pleasure in extending the hos pltalties of our city and people to the dele. gates and visitors who may contemplate visit. Ing our city on that occasion
 We avail ourselves, furthermore. of this oc. caslon, to suggest to the Governors of the southern States, Mayors of cities and towns etc., the propriety of appointing delegates to the convention at as early day as practicable Tn order that the committee may be duly fur. nlshed with their names.
 We hope to obtain from the various railroad, leading to this place, accommodations equally as liberal as those extended to the delegates tc the Savannah convention, of which timely no. tice will be given.
 s. A. WHITE, Mayor.
 o. P. TEMPLE,
 w. c. BROWNLOW,
 JOHN H. CROZIER,
 c. F. TRIGG,
 VIM. II. SNEED.
 JOHN BAXTER,
 VIM. G. MCADOO.
 JOHN NJ. FLEMING. Uo
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HolIoWay's Ointment and Pills Ulcers and sores drain the system of it's vital energy Their cased action Is kept up by viruent matter in the sels of the glands and skin This matter is neutral lzed by the diSlntectng operation of Ointment The Pills cure indigestion in all its forms. Sold at the mtnuiactories, No. 50 Maiden Lane New York. and No 2i4 strand London; and by all druggists at 25.. 62Hc., and Sl per pot or box 7I
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lNQUEsT,--ln accordance with law, D. R. Lamb, an acting justice of the peace for Mau melle township, in this county, proceeded on the 5th of July, 1057 to summon jury and hold an inquest over the body of Cornelius Harmon, when the following facts were elicited:
 That the deceased came to his death by d pistol shot in his left side and gash in his throat, which wounds were inflicted by himself. That he had stated to his daughter the wife of Mr. J. smith, with whom he was living that :" he wanted her, # aay thing s4oula hq2pen to him, to have some lawyer employed to attend to his business, and to go to Mr. Fuckers and get his money and have it equally divided between his children; and on the evening before his death" she states that she had gone into the Smoke-house, and he followed her there. and said to her, do as ItoU you yesterday # any Mtng st0uM happen."
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oFF AT COST.

| S l,asc for The Ea~r soon, vill close out the A ha.au.e ot my Spring sna summer sto,A at cost, or reduced prices. consisting of Ribbons. Flowers. bonue,~. and summer Drcss Goods. Ali will be sold low at MRS. JONES.
 Iuly l4lS5-
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GREAT IMPRO,EMENT.
cu, >aIamandcr Ii.A.aias Conductors.

Patent saiamandcr tt-Etnins 1oHductoT~. rINHF BEST RODS KNOWN t.r-a. ABSOLUTE | FApTEtIiuA uf a4. ..u'-.fa. f-- against Ii-lriy1. y.elN uAhrr .f a lIt.-. -..lI ..f-l...r '.- .u -r-~. ht .a.Il- rI... I.-..r...E .tn. -'N.i i Th. iatef-c - ...t '- '-r.l h h.- .-.a- " ttr Amer au ir-,sg.s. N ' .. .i.l tl. -ii. Mc...aj-'- l--'...
 Fas afutalais aIpl! 2.
 UENiN TAtUEI. t..-|1. NIs t-f" t.t... t.. Ark
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.

MEDILAL DEPAKI MLN I. rENlIE regular Lectures in this institution will com \ menee on the hrst Monday ill November next and continue until March, preliminary course will be delivered without extra charge. al the College and the Marine Hospital, during the month of Octo Der.
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GREAT BARGAINS ronCA>H.

sNJE ~l'r at private ~l.-. H.r-.b.d Fauiare A consisting, ,t 3. Jol Mah.c.r, 8. Ia tha.i-;
 dog. M4UrEailt Cane >,..r dp.
 70 N llt~rr t1.
 Dining Iap..~; L-1uc-; Bel,rcid;
 t-p.ts; ! Wa-h-tal.., EUr,au.
 'Hra Toilet S,.; ! Se- .t tf.r. 1,.-. at .sE u. ..tI MtS. JONES
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOoDsN spY Steamer $. H. Tucker, direct from Cncinnatti E9 and New York, July lfth, 1S57 Rosewood Sociabes; Double Walnut Lounges Dining and Tea Tables; Crockery.; z5 bols. 0. K. Whiskey; Long Whalebones; Cotton Gingham and Silk Umbrellas; Prints; Fine Goats and Vests; W hite and Fancy
 Shirts; Byron Collars; Shoes
 Ladies Elastic and
 EIameled Belts;
 Ladies and Gents Silk and Cotton Hose Lower than for Cash no trouble for Filkins to show Goods now. Remember that he warrants every article. |. Nj. FILKINS& X co. July l4 J1. Old stand of D. Bender.
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FFNln n" TNTIopeuIeI Iron Works.


 As an evidence that the mineral resources of North Arkansas are about being developed. we Ieafn that Dr. A. Bevens. formerly of thi, place, has erected a forge for the manufacture "l iron, on Big Creek, in Lawrence county. that the forge. dam, etc, are all completed and the machinery which he has obtaiuei from the Pilot Knob Forge, will he here in few days and then Tn less than four weeks. we will see how Arkansas Iron works. Who will take the first wagon t,e' Dr. Beveus certainly de- serves great credit, as he ha- struggled thrnngb difficulties which lookel almost insurmouul- able; ant although public opiuion and the ad wee ot private friends were against his enga. ginI In the enterprise. only oh the ground. how ever that 1t would require an immense amount of capital, and that it would. in all probability only reach that degree when the thing would be tested and on his ruin pccuniarilv. some one would purchase and rise But havin, as Soclatei with him some two or three enterpri sing men the danger is past and soon We shall see as good iron made in Arkansas as they manufacture elsewhere. The ore has been tried and found to be of the finest quality. and is found ln abundance. More anon.
 CONTRIBUTOR
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Fourth of July Celebration
Little Rock, July 4th. 1857.

LeHte hoce, July 4th, 1857. ". McCoNAUeHEY, ESQ,
 Dear .Si---At meeting of Little Rock Diyi- x, No. 30, held in their hall immediately after I conclusion of the ceremonies at the church. a re- unluion of thanks rendered you for the elegant ssaS able address which had just been delivered in sn .hs church by you.
 '' And also committee appointed to solicit copy , ,be address for publication. Yours truly,
 R. S. YERKES,
 Little Rock, Arkansas
 July 9th, 1857. GrSTLENEN--ln response to your note of the 4th .suesting q copy of the address delivered by me on ssst day, herewith transmit you the manuscript Iaugh not such as would wish it to have been: vet bsn it was delivered, it became the property of them '. whose request it prepared and l, therefore. % not feel at liberty to withhold it from publication Accept gentlemen, for yourselves and the noble ,rier vou represent, my warm regards and best v.risbes for your ultimate success.
 Respectfully,
 J. W. McCoNAUGHEY. E: ]: E 5: 5 $Fs:::; $;';:::4s". #.::5;., Com.