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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
Interesting from Japan.

The Monitcur do la FIette, Paris paper.
has the following interesting intelligence from
Japan =
Our last accounts from the China seas
mention highly interesting fact The En,l
peror Of Japan, being anxious to adjust various
questions connected with the recent treaties
he had concluded with the several Sovern.
ments of Europe and America, held. on The
23d OF June, at Jeddo, the capital of the EN-
pre-; a solemn assembly of the principal lords
and most influential Personages of his court.
1t was decreed at the meeting that two ports
OF the Empire, tn Sc of Nangasaki and Hako-
dadi, should be open 10 the vessels of all ma.
lions There they might repair take in pro-
visions, establish depots Of coal, DC. The 9TH
er ports of the Empire, moreover, are TO be-
accessible TO vessels in distress which NAV
take r tuge in them, but which will have 10
put to sea the moment the danger is over.
NO foreigner is to be- allowed to penetrate
mo the interior of the country without a spe.
clal permission from the Chief Of the Stale
mo decision has yet been come to with regard
to the commercial question. The ripht Of ira.
ding with Japan is still exclusively mainta;nsa
in favor OF the Dutch and Chinese, who have
long pos, essed it on very onerous terms. bav-
ing but one market open to them, that Of Nam
gasakI. The nav policy adopted by the GOV.
eminent of Japan, will be productive of incal.
cu'ab!e results. Hitherto no foreign. vessel
could enter tho ports of the country to refil OF
take in provisions. The last decision Of the
Court of Jeddo accordingly constitutes a great
progress. Should China, Cochin China, ,the
Empire OF Siam, and all tho other neighbor-
ing states follow the example of Japan, The
intercourse between the extreme East and the
rest OF the world would be completely chang.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
Scene in the English lZouso Of 1nrds.

London correspondent of the Manchester Guar
aian describes the scene in the House of Lords on
Tuesday night, the 24th uita4.,audfeays.s
"A great speech by the Earl of Derby is one of
Tue recognized "eEents" of the London fashionable
season. The noble Earl is the favorite orator of
arlstocratc society, and coroneted carriages graced
by the tallest foOtmen, brought down to the Old
Palace Yard last night spriukliug the de6uantes
oi 'ne season. In charge of their Hous lady moth
ers as well as the fair peeress politicians, who never
miss great debate in tile House of Lords. The
venerable looking American minister, Mr.. Dallas
worthy descendant of the pilgrim fathers of the
kepn0iic-occupied seat in the gallery, and was
accompanied by Miss Dallas The occasion evan
brought some of the dusky faces from Dude to the
House. They came down in three or four CARRIAGES
attended by native servants in their national cos.
tune; and while the lower portion of their faces
were concealed by fan, their black flashing ewes
u'a not refuse to exchange glances with the sympa-
th'slng Englfshmen whom they encountered en-
route" eD
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
Golden Thoughts.

we know not the author of the following,
cut 1t Is ono OF the most beautiful productions
ported. All things are engaged in writinr
their own hi tory Tie plant and pebble GOES
attended by its shadow. The rollino TocE
leaves its scratches on the mountain side the
river its channel in the soil, the animal its
bones in the stratum, the fern and the leaf the
nodded ePital h in the coal. The fal.
ling drop ma kss its sepulchre in the sand or
stone; not footstep in the snow or along the
ground, but prints in characters more or less
lasting a map of its march every act of the
man InscriIe' itself on the memories of its fel-
lows and in his OWE face. The air is full Of
sound; the sky of tokens; the ground is all
memoranda and signatures, and every object
Intelligent '10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
The "Hunan Face Divine.
Rev:,oFville Dewey, in one of his lectures,
delivered on !" Human. Destinr. ?, said

Kev:-orvilIe Dewey in one of his lectures,
delivered on" Human Destiny, said
The expression of tft Is 4
distinction of hurnanity We are little aware
OF OF the influence which it constantly exefts..-
II the dumb animal on whom man exercises
fro,c frs efnG,5S, II the horse or dog when suffering
rom blow by the violence of man, could
turn upon him with a look of indignation 'ru or
appeal, could any one resist the power Of the
mp'e exPostuIation ow extraordinary too
me difference expression in the human face
3y which which the recognition Of persona! identity.
es by six, are depicted such varions traiss
that among the millions of inhabitants. on the
earth, no two have the same lineaments of the
iace' What dire confusion would ensae If ali
conntenances &C were alike fathers did not know
!i; Ine!r own children by sight, nor husbands
she'r wives But now we could pick out our
friends from among the multi,udes of the Is.
sembIed uuiyerse:'' '1e no
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
CHARIESTOWN,V VIRGIL Ia. UEsD Az RlsIT 81 fa57

three wives of Gen. Elisha Boyd. Ifso. he was ~.
grandfather Of Mrs. Philip PeadIoton Of The ,ressnt
day, as mentioned ander XXX
LyII.-John DayenpoTt.-Tbis gentleman wa.
one of the founders of the Methodist Church at The
White House, the wellknewn place atsor near ttc.
head of Little Bulskiu and donated the land for
the purpose. He was the father of Col. BENJAMIN
D; grandfather of Mrs. A. W. oFaaef and brother
of Maj Abraham, (Ne. KI,) and brother also IL
Samuel Davenport, of this neighborReod, who died
about thirty yeas ago. tls2s -; - I. -
LYIII-JOhn Pdtts.-Nothfng known ccncerninp
this gentleman. IUKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
Tho oldest Man in America.

An intelligent correspondent ofthe Cassville (Ga)
Standard, says:
There is now living in Murray corr+v ;n .h;,
State, the waters of Hollev Cree. a rcvoIn.;o,
ary veteran, who has attained the ape Of ono h,,
e'sq anu tnirty-four. His name is John Hames.
AS was on my way to visit this reict of the ex-
preu eighteenth century, inquired of an oldish
gu'lenan. ABOUT sixty if be knew him. "Oh, yes,
Auo" n''n'' said be- he Is my grandfather"
oOnu nanleS was born in Mecklenberg coanty
.ns'n'N ana was lad ten years old when Wash,
ms 'on was IN his cradle. He was thirty two when
bEaadoek met his disastrous defeat on the Monon-
g@nela. he with several ofhis neighbors set forth
10 Join the head-strong and ill fated commander,
put after several days march were turned back BY
tne news ofhis overthrow. He migrated to South
5oarotina nearly hundred years ago He was in
tn'rteea considerable conflicts during the war of
independence, and in skirmisbes and recontrea
wi h Indians, with tories, and with British times
neyond memory. He was with Gates at Camden,
win Morgaa at Cowpens, with Green at Hilisboro'
ana Eutaw, and with Marion in many bold rush in
10 tory camp or rcd coat quarters.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
l.s a5...' Nqly!tigsy,, i T.
The Wldog to the RI.Ides

ts4, yatts1zlsE L no Zen - : 49, FT
I" saw thee welded, lady,
AT the altatis holy side 49, .
As with roses mid thy shining hair:
8 g n"n stood st' laPpY bride;
Tue soft light o er that joyous band, ~
- A.tender radiance she'd. 49,
Ahae pEiestly word and. marriaGe-rinp
Proclaimed thee duly wed. p Isl =
'sI saw. thee welded, lady.
With the lose=lighton thy brow
And I,heard thy l6w-breathed whisper -
OF the holy marriage voWs sfs. :.
And by the quick pulsation
In my bOsom's inmost core,
i knew thy heartSwas throbbing s--s s.
III. AS 1t neer had throbbed before.
81 saw thee welded, lady,
And my thoughts went rowing back
10 bridal day which long ago, 81 f-i
= hiumeds llie's sunny tracks;
w hen like thySelf, / vowed 10 love
Through veal aud woe, for life e -
ana 1C with the, golden circlet claimed,
Ihat sweetest hame-A M1FEi ~ "a
"oh.margei NOT IL sllusia. the slniIsss slseeu
That graced thy nnptial hour q
mine eyes were wet with bitter tears,
Which fell like summer shower:
1t was not envy ofthy lot,
Nor sorrow at thy bliss;
would not that thy cup of ioy
One shining drop should miss.
But OIL twas memory, MEMoRT,s power.
Which thus my spirit bowed;
knelt again as once knelt
And vowed once vowed
Methought stood as thou didst stand
The loved one by my side:
Then looked upon my darkened robes,
The widowed, not the bridel
Yet lady, though my heart was sad,
And sad it oft must be,
Heavens best and holiest benison
'Twould still call down on thee
Joy to the bride Loves brightest wreath
For thee may true love twine
And be thy welded life as blest.
And ohl less biief than minen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
Anecdote Of a e.eorria 1nnre.

In 1853 there was tried in the -efreuit Sf
Georgia case of involuntary mauslaughter. In
the expressive language OF witness tie accused.
while drunk pulled out his knifet and asloshiap it
about" struck the deceased in the abdomen. Tbo
attending physician being called TO tie stand. 10
make the usual proof of the nature and extent of lie
wound testified, "that the knife entered the tbe lower
portion Of the abdomen, penetratng the petftouean.
and thence extending through the omentun, 70 The
vicinity of the lilac regions" The clerk, to whom.
all this was Greek inquired of the Solicitor GenersI
II ne desired that portion of the doetors testimony
taken down The Solicitor anticipating some /,
replied in the affirmative aud requested the doctor
to repeat it slowly, which he did, in lanpusgss
possible, more ineomprebenstble. oEd Judge e A.,
losing his accustomed suavity of manner, impa,ieu-
ny exclaimed doctor stop, for Gods saks, stop
II me man was cut in the gutS, say SC. the clerk =
put it down. : : /"
The doctor has since studtOusly avoided tbe use
OF teehncalities in the presence Of the uninit,-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31

CO pred seOtt-who is remauded to slavery bv
the recent Court decison-s the slave of one of the
Massachusetts N. c.'s, DR., ChaHee, through his wife
Dr. G. represents the Springfield district the Arpu.
oI which place states the fact how Scott became
ChaIee's siave--by ehafFee marrying the wi low of
Emerson, of Missouri. The decision OF the bench
that Dref Scott was not citizen of the United
States and could NOT in the United States court
has remandei him andhis family to the chatte.bood
fMrs. Chafee. -'''''-''N
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31

....An eminent modern writer beautifully say, |,
The foundation of domestic happiness is faith in III:
virtne Ofwomap; the foundation of all political
happiness is confidence in the integrity ofman and
the foundation of al Happiness temporal and etc.
-aal reliance on the goodness of God"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON.


TENAE founder of this Celebrated Institution. offers
= the most Certain, Speedy, and only effectual
remedy In the world for
Secret Diseases:
Gonorrhoae, elects, Structures Seminal Wea kness
Pains in the Loins Affections ofthe Kidneys and Ba
der, Loss OF Organic Powers, Nervous Irrtability
Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin and
those Peculiar Disorders arising from the destructive
Habits OF Youth, which destroy both body and
mind. Tiose secret and solitary practices more
fatal to their victims tn OF the Syrens to
the mariners OF U ysses blight ing their most bril-
liant hodcs or anticipatIons, rendering marriage,
&C., impossible.
. HouSa MEN especially, who have become the vic
Tins of Solitary Vice that dreadful and destructive
thousands ofyoung of the exalted talented
and brilliant intellect, who might totherwisehave
kranced listening Senatcs with the thunders of eo;
9snee, walked to eestacy the livnglyre, may call
With full confidence.
Marriage.
Married Persons those contemplating marriage,
being aware of physical weakness any other
pedtneIit. should mediately consult Dr. Johnston
ne who places himself under the care of Dr. john
ston fnay religiously confide IN his honor gem
tleman. and Confidently rely upon his skilla
osFapis Sgsakness
Tais dreadful dis case the penalty most fire..
qucntly paid by those who fav esbccomc the victim
Of imProOer iadulgeHeiss; 9ppg persons are too
dreadful consequences that haaNsensue, Now, who
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
offspring, tie most serious and destructive sy1pp
toms to Both body aud mind arise. The system be-
comes deranged, the physical and mental powers
of the heart, indigestion. wasting of the frame,
cough, symptoms of consumption, etc.
OFFICE No. 7,SOUTH FREDERICK ST., scven
doors from Baltimore street, East side up the STEPS
eG-Bc particular in observing the name and MUM
Der, or go" tciH mistake the place. Be not entice r0
this Office.
-0d-.TArE NOTICE, observe Name on the Door and,
Windows.
: A Cure Warranted or no Charge, in from
one to two days.
No Mercury or NauSeouS DFngS Used.
DR.. Johnston,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, ondon
Graduate from the most College the
States, and the greater Partof whose life has
been spentin the Hospitals London, Paris, ,PhaceI
pia and elsewhere, has effected some OF the
tonishin cures that were ever known. Many troubcd
with ringn gin the and head when asleep, gEI
neryousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with (enced So
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31

Eg Once on time, a Dutcbman aud
. Frenchman were travelling together in Penn.
sylvania, when their horse lost a shoe. The
drove up to a blacksmith's shop, and no one
being in, they proceeded to the house to in.
.quire. The Frenchman raped and called out.
9 Is de smitty witten r.
2 Shtand pack says Hauns; alet ma
shpeak lsht der Plack smit's shop in der
house.p
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31
-tFootes "virginia. /" "a ser;os,

.Lil.-Jas Wilson. : LIH.-Jas stuort.-L1y
fFane's +" "hinng-LV.-Andreww waggoaer.-LvI
-lheodoric Lee.-of all these have no informa-
Uon end, al the conjecture have to offer, is, that
probably Mr.. waggoher was the father Of the frs. m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31

....F FThalberg makes such music when he * on
lyl'Ayfng said lady the other dayirwhat 1nust be
do when he sets himselfst work
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-31

toXs Patent Refined Sparkling GeIatire.
~. stronger than Isipg!ass, at only one third the
FElce, ana ior convenience, strength purity bcs,I
ty, and cheapness stands unrivaiicd Tor maxim nv
+, ,t ana more crystalline Jelly in few minutes
Sutn Iaat made In the usual tedious wav to-,
SAIves teetIiust received and for salcby from from
'@HpaFy ~. EELLER & COOKE
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CHARLEST0MN
tuesday morning, march 81, 1857.
NOTES ON JEFFERSON COUNTY. )

NO 1.-THE Academy and its Founders.
Editors Of The Spirit Of Jefferson
8XXI.-Philip Pendleton-I can state nothing
further concerning this gentleman than that he was
probably the tather of the gentleman now living of
the same name and resident at ,Martinsburg that
he was the father also of Mrs. Juo Cooke. Mrs
cambridge, Mrs! Hunter of AIartinsburg, and Mrs
John Kennedy, whose son, John P. is SO well known
as the Secretary of the Navy at the time sf DR..
kane's first Arctic Expedition was fitted out. The
grandson, thus honored in the Cabinet of Presid nj
Fillmore,hod long previously been known in the
nigh cabiuet councils of the Republic of Letters as
the BiOgrapher of William Writ, the sketeber of
Swallow Barn" and other works, yet to be known
doubtless over the world, Gs @of the American
Classics"
AAAiI.-John Packett-This gentleman was at
Two different periods, High Sheriff of this county
under the system of the Old Dominion-when the
eldest county magistrate enjoyed the sherifalty for
two years. After his first tour of service he lived
to see all his then juniors serve their turns or die
o'emove; and then came his turn again. Els ,es-
81 woods; and, in his young davs
for President WashingtonSso!. At
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14
Gen. Walkers Letter to the President.

We have received, in advance of it's publi- cation in Washington, letter addressed to the President by Gen. William Walker, of Ncara- qua. The letter develops no new facts that are material concerning the late history of Nca- ragua, but Is interesting as concise recapitula- tlon of recent events in that country, and a searching review of the conduct of Capt. Davis. in interfering between Gen. Walker and the Allies, and making the latter and his army prisoners. Gen. Walkers castigations of the ofhclous commander are richly melited. The latter's conduct, the more it is investigated. appears the more unwarranted and indefensbe: and we do not see how the administration can honorably evade the obligation resting upon It to reverse as far as it can the unauthorized and hlgh-handed proceedings in question, and restore Gen. Walker and his associates. as far lies Tn Its power, to their original position in Nicaragua. If 1t fail to exert itself to that end
 then one more disgraceful chapter, added to the bombardment of Greytown, will stand unerased Tn the history of American exploits on the coast of Central America. Indeed, it is sad fact that the only feats of our Navy, so far, in Central American waters, have been against American interests, and have been achieved over those whose helpless condition, misfor- tune, or both, rendered resistance vain or im- practicable. Will Mir. Buchanan do nothing
 to wipe out the shameful record ?-M 0. Delta.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14
BY AUTHORITY. Public Acts of the Thirty-FOurth Congress of the United States, First Session.

AN ACT making Appropriations for the Transpor
 tation of the United States Mail by Ocean Steamers
 and otherwise, during the fiscal year ending the
 Both of June, 1857.
 Be it enacted, etc.. That the following sums be. and the hereby appropriated to be paid out ot any money in the treasury not otherwise appro- priated, for the year ending the 30th of June, 1857:
 For transportation of the mails from New York to Liverpool, and back. s8l9,5O Provided, That the Secretary of the Navy is hereby directed to give the notice provided in the first section of the act entitled . An act to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of the fiscal year ending the 30th July 1852" approved the 2lst July 1852 to terminate the arrangements for the additional allowance for the transportation of the United States mai between New York and Liverpool in the Collins line of steamers as therein provided.
 For transportation of the mails from New York to New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah, Havana and Chagres, and back, S26l ,000
 For transportation of the mails from Panama to California and Oregon, and back, S32s .350.
 For carrying out the contract entered into by the Post Office Department under the provisions of the act approved 30th August 1852 establishing tri- monthly mail by steam vessels between New Orleans and Vera Cruz, via Tampco, S69, ,750.
 2 That the following sums be and the same are hereby appropriated for the service of the Post Office
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14
Speculating on Credulitv.

new dodge to raise the needful, has been practiced lately in England. Eminent men, who might naturally, and consistently expect such an honor, have been informed that they have been endowed with the degree of L. L.. D. at Clinton college Arkansas. Letters, &C., knowledging the honor, and enclosing hand- some registration fee, were to be forwarded to Mir. Simpson, care of Mir. Maynard, Lon- don. MT. Maynard says that he has been per- fectly inundated with letters enquiring about diplomas, and has consulted with Mr. Dallas on the subject. MT. Dallas said that he had been overrun with letters upon the same topic, and had informed theapplicants there was no such college in existence. It is probable that large numbers have been duped into paying their registration fees for degree of IL. D. or D. D. in Clinton college, Arkansas-Hartfad Times
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14
Agents fol the True Democrat.

R-gansas County-W. II. HALLIBURTON Arkansas Post: M VI. JOHNSON, South Bend | MARTIN. Long View. tBradieg-JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. .J. LEPHIEw, Win NJ FANN ALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M BURNS. Mt. Elba Bfntoa-i'en \. NHINERY, Spavinaw; J. Il. HAMMOCK, | Bent0nville.
 crHrd"-lNo- & HOLLOWAY, Marion. C0am5aa-W II. STEEL, Magnolia; II II CLE.Ry Falcon Cqr+-J. R. THOMPSON and J. H. CRoss Amitv: SAM NJ SCOTT, Arkadelphia; JACOB WELLS, Terre Nor IcarroH-iion B. BUNCH, Kings River; W. w. WATKINS lcoarag-R. l.. CARGrLE, Springfield. chc% ALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; M. A. WILLIAMS, crartord-Geo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Drer-J. =. JORDAN, Monticello IDes4a-Dr Jo LBMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. IFraHkhH--RoBsRT c. TwEEDY, Ozark. FAtop-joHN S. SHAVER Cross Plains; J. & RUSSELL, Gree@ JOHN M MITCHELL, Gainesville; W. M PEBBLES.
 Greensboro.
 Hempstead -RoB'T L. PHILLIPS, Washington. Hot SprEg-Dr ]. q. ALLIBURToN, Rock port: Dr. w H.
 hAMNoS0, Hot Springs; Z. PHILLIPS Fair Play; ETH
 HENDERSON, Wilmington. itdrd-IIon ], 4N A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w JEFFREY
 and <. J. MAsoN, Mount Olive. JHdeeealrucc--REUBEv HARTMAN, Batesvie; Dr. M H.
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. JcfcrsoR--J. ]. HAMMErr Pine BIuff; l. SAVAGE Leb JofaSon- Col JOHN :. HoUsroN, Clarksvile. yaeESo"-C II. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M. MARTIN, Mt. L,faDe'te-J. NJ. MONTGOMERY, LewisviIle L',1"1e1J HILLHousE smithyille; H. KrSe Jackson; |lo'tsomcrg-JoHN B. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. gonroc--WAsH PEEBIEs, Aberdeen. gatsoa-J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. art0H--D- C. WILLIAMS, Melville. tac4ta-R. B. SMITH, Camden: RoBr ATKINSON Leek,s Store 7rrV-llOn. L. D. HILL, Peryville R1HSeft-lfon LEWIS SUTFIN, len. w. THRowER Boil - PtHips-C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena Pk6--N- E. STEER, Antoine; F. II. ADAMS. H. H. NeRr- DETH, Wilton; Wm. ]. KELLEY, Murreesboro' Popc-R. H. HOWELL, Dover; c. E. ToBEY Norristown |Rre-Col. Jas F. GATEwooD Des Are Radolph-JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas S. FraHcis-S ". CHILDREss, Madison: A. NcD ,NIEt LAngmlie; GEO W. SEABoRN, TavIors Creek SaiHc-Wm. \. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. REA- vERs, Lost Creek.
 Srier-A ". CoLE, ParacIfta l.. NEAL, Center Point; Hon. CHA'S PETTIGREw, Brownstown Soft-R. C. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT Sarcy-Hon. AM LESLIE Wiev's Cove rRioa--W E. HUNT Hilsboro'; H. B CoBR Meeks: I
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; W. R. CowsER, Eldorado. ViH Bgrcn-L R. NENABLE, Clinton; D. E. ARGILE Quit.
 
 WasHrgton-L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. C.
 MCGUIRE, Mcfiuire's Store.
 FHtc-lI- REED, Searcy. rHos M. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Blige; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold We'll. Yct-W. N. MAY, Danvile; LEVI ARNOLD and pr. JOHN
 LSrIRMAN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULT, Butfton
 T In addition to the above list of agents Post Masters "bo are friendly to the paper authorized requested 10 aci agents.