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.1g In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the money to onr address for the tickets ordered on re- ceipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
 .zy Purchasers will please write their signatures plain. and give their Post Office County and State. s Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction.
 .z5 All Prizes of Sl ,0oo and under, paid immedi- atcly after the drawing other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address orders for Tickets. or Certificates to
 $. SWAN & CO, Atlanta Ga se3- list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to. will be published after every draw ing in the following parpers: New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register. Charleston Standard Nashville Ga zette Atlanta lntelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book and Savannah Morning News
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
From iianSas.

s. Louis, April 18.-Adams, the free State candidate, has been elected Mayor of Leven- worth, Kansas.
 Two men were tried by "lynch law'' and hung in Lecompton for murder.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

III the foregoing articles must be of the best quail ty and confomable in all respects to the samples de posted at said navy yards and in this bureau and subject to such inspection at the hayward where de- ivered as the chief of the bureau may direct the in specting officer to be appointed by the Navy Depart ment.
 All the articles to be delivered freo of any incden tai expense to the government in proper vessels O, packages and the price of each article must be tbe same at the respective places of delivery. Packages Tn which the above articles delivered must be marked with their contents and the name of the con tractor and be sufficient to insure their temporary safe keeping. The contractor must establish agencies at such sta tiors other than his residence that no delay may arise in furnishing what may be requred and when the contractor agent fails promptly comply with areqnistonthe Chief ofthe Bureau of Provisions and ohng shall be authorized to direct purchases to Inc made to supply the deficiency under the penalty tc he expressed in the contract the record of reonsi tion. or duplicate copy thereof. at the Bureau o Provisions and Clothing or at either of the navy. wards aforesaid shall be evidence that such rennis; tion has been made and received.
 Two or more approved sureties. in sum eouol fl the estimated amount of the contract will bo re. qnired. and twenty per centum in addition will he withheld from the amount of all payments on accoun thereof collateral security to secure it's nerform ace, and not in any event to be paid until it is in all respects complied with; eighty per centum of the amount of all deliveries made will be paid by the navy agent within thirty days after bilfs duly au-
 
 Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on ap- phcahon to the navy agents at Portsmouth. New Hampshire; Boston, New York, Philadelphia Balti- more, Norfolk, Pensacola, and at this bureau.
 record, or duplicate of the letter informing bid der of the acceptance of his proposal will be deemed notification thereof within the meaning of the nc, of lS46. and his bid will be made and accepted in conformity with this understanding.
 Every offer made must be accompanied as directed in the act of Congress making appropriations for the naval service for 1S46-47, approved 10th August, ls4s) by written guarantee signed by one or more responsible persons to the effect that he they un- dertake that the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted enter into obligation within ten days with good and sufficient suretes to furnish the supplies proposed. The bureau will not be obligated to consider any proposal unless accompanied by the guarantee required by law the competency of the guaranteee to be certified by the navy agent district attorney, or the collector of the port
 The attention of bidders is called to the samples and description of articles required as in the inspec- tion before reception, just but rigid comparison will be made between the articles offered and the samples and contract. receiving that fall below them and their attention is also particularly directed to the -c,t-xl
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

NATIVE AMERICAN CAMELs.-We have some cames i'll Texas to whom the naturalization laws would not apply, three having been born under stars and stripes. The Washington Star says they are thriving, and five or six births are expected From the reports of the condition of the animals at present, and through the ele- ven months that the first importations have been on the continent, we may regard all doubts as 10 their accmation dissipated, and that so much of the experiment is fixed fact The only remaining intermediate points is the char acter of the stock that may be produced For this, time will be repaired
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
Richmond, Vo., March 3Oth, 1857

Richmond, Ia., March 3Oth, 1857. A. D. BANKS, ESQ,
 sW-I send you the following as the substance of what l have lately written to a friend in private letter. You are welcome to publish it or not, you please, as brief a mere note of the opinions on the subject re- terred to, of Yours, very truly:
 HENRY A. WISE.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

stand. The sales amount to barely 500 bales at tbe decline Of fully Ac noticed in our last report There IS yet no established market to warrant general ono tations, which we again omit. 4'0 Molasses--Stock light and barely 100 bbls sold on the Lsvee mostly at 55c f gallon for fermentno Of Cuba Seo bbs Muscovado brought soc a9 gallon. ,o TiOnr-.We notice sales of 25O0 bbls including W iooV Ono in fatboat at s5 S75; 200 Diamond Ms) So ooo St. Louis superfne at S6 10; 400 in lots at ss9 1eCgo l2 and l50 choice extra also in lots at tion. "''A "''''n0i i"' s0 '''ie III heeo'ia- , o he demand has been good, with sales of iaoVo sacks, of which 370 St. Louis yellow at 65c at o6c 2262 at the same; 23OO in lots at 5 bnshel. "AN o'' piii"o "' 'ies'o 'oo ., wheat--A lot of FOO sacks ordinary red sold at Oats--We notice sale of 500 sacl,o nr;,,o c. Louis at 65c 5 bushel. f'''H' N'' fork--Ihe sales comprise 200 bbls. Mess at s2s: tIo at the same and Saturday TO bbls at s22 5o for M. o. and s22 75023 5 bbl. for Mess
 Bacon--Ihere has been active demand for rib ped Sides and prices are better, with sales of 400 casks at llAc; fl at the same; S2 at c and IS in two lots at 1sc. also 100 terces sugar cured Hams at S1ac. and l2 casks Shoulders at 915c E fb.
 Dry Saited Meats--A lot of 45 casks Shoulders sold at SAc 5 tb.
 9 tb. ''0 '"'' VI '' ''i'' pi'A'0 "' Ii 74' "n,>key--The sales comprise $50 bbs. Rectifed ss D ioo extra at Poe, and about l50 Raw also at 'O P salion An offer of 243c has been refused for a lot of 800 bbls Raw
 Aicohoi--50o bbls were sold to-day, to arrive. on at 55e g gallon " ''-' s00O P'00' D. Coffee. Quiet, and the sales confined to 200 bags Rio at 10 and He t9 tb.
 Cattle Market.
 Jefferson City, April 20. Beef Cattle..Tbe supply of cattle is very a1nnlo and prices in favor of buyers. We quote Western at IT, nat ttalp ,l g head SSS' " Moss--We quote at g. B fb. An ample supply Sheep--We quote at S4 5005 50 33 head Dull Mllch CoWs-Prccs at Ss0a65 5} head for ardi- nary to mlddling Milch Cows. Stock ample
 Veal Cattie-A fair demand. Prices at s6 50 @l3 f9 head
 STEAMBOAT REGISTER. #zzs==S zzsa44zss sa..:i. Es.zas.sc
 FURNISHED BY RAPLEY, HANGER & col
 Arrivals.
 April l7-Umpire No 3, from Norristown
 l0-S. II. Tucker, from Napoleon
 2o-Rock City, .s
 '' 24-Arkansas 25-Col. Drennen " 26-S. II. Tucker from Ozark.
 Departures. April l7-~Umpirc No. 3, for Napoleon 1S-S. H. Tucker, for Ft. Smith, '' 20-Rock City, for Napoleon 27-S. H. Tucker, for Napoleon. 27-Col. Drennen, for Napoleon. Steamers Dardanele and Lucy Robinson at Jaco's Bar Henry Fizhugh at Napoleon.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
PRINTS.
SADDLERY. HARDWARE

GROSS inch Buckles; V 10 B 4 do.
 15 inch do doz ass orted Stirrups; Breeching Loopes; /" do. Rings; l Japan $. A. Pad Trees; ;" Wood Gig flames; |" Wagon flames; Stage flames. For sale by n pENDEp April 2S, '57
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
 NY E w ELL

IF you don't get suited now it will not be D. R.
 II MANDELS fault, for he has received one of the
 most complete stocks ot Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
 Fancy Goods and Trimmings Clothing, Boots Shoes,
 Hats and Notions ever brought to this market at ono
 hme-eonsisting in part rop. of
 A MEXICAN English nd French in great variety:
 "A Solid Black Calico superior quality; Black and w hite figured Lawns and Muslins; Bingham of every color and hue; Barreges of every variety, French houpeed, a su- perior article; Silk Barreges; Wool and Silk do; Solid colors do. MUSLINS. IACONETT, plain and figured; J Lawns '' '' q fast color; Brilliants '' '' 'S Mansook; Swiss and Null; Cross Bard; Tape Check etc., etc. etc. LINENS. LINE Irish Linens; II Medium Fine Linen Drill,
 White and Brown Drill for men and boys, wear, DOMESTICS. Beached of every variety from l2-4 to- A Bird Eye Diaper, Damask for Table Cloths; do cold C Covers;
 With every description of Trimmings to suit the above.
 VfNIIE best assortment of Chinese French and Spa \ nish Fans. RIBBONS. THE largest assortment ever brought to this mar | Il ket. | STRAW GOODS. | A CHOICE assortment of Ladies' and Misses Hats | A and Flats in Ieghorn and Straw, Chip and Dun stable Childrens Hats of all styles.
 Mems, and Youths Straw, Leghorn, Chip, Pana ma, Marricobo Hats.
 BOOTS AND SHOES.
 ADlES' Caters and Slippers;
 A1 Buskins and Foet ditto; E21 Misses Boots; V" Childrens Shoes in variety; Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Slippers of every description. CLOTHING. THE largest stock of Gents and Boys Clothing l with variety of Gents Furnishing Goods. Call and examine--we take pleasure ill showing our Goods. D. B. HANDEL, April IA Cheapest Store under the Sun.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
TT SPARES YOU IN THE FACE-and all

should know that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapa- ma VIII cure all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood viz: Scrofula old Sores and Teter etc Dr. Carers Cough Balsam will cure Coughs Colds, Asthma Consumption and all affections of the Throat. Chest and Lungs. pr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer will Ague and Fever in Is hours after taken. There is mistake about it. Dr. lloopcrs Female Cordial will cure all Female Complaints. The afflicted are advised to read the advertisements of each of these medicines in anohe, column of this paper They sold by
 April 2l, 1857 I'm J. J. MCAIMONT
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Total of net assets,
LIABILITIES,

Due for notes in circulation, Due to depositors and others, Due for l,l60, R. E. Bank
 bonds remaining unredeem-
 cd, and for interest on the
 same to October l, 1856, tle for money borrowed on bonds hypothecated and for interest on the same to Octo- Der l, 1856,
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
''Smail StOres,''' $ CandIes,', etc.-1S57.,5S
 NAVY DEPARTMENT.

.
 NAVY DEPARTMENT,
 Bureau of Provisions and Clothing - April 13. 1857. DROPOSAIS, sealed and endorsed Offer for Small Stores" or < Offer for Candles, g or Offer for Saltwater Soap" or Offer for Mustard Seed. Black Pepper.n etc., as the case may be- will be re- ceived at this bureau until o'clock A. M on the 18th day of May next for furnishing and delivering (on receiving twenty days notice,) at the United States navy-yards at Charles own, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York; and Gosport Virginia. such quantities 07sy of the following articles executing the saltwater soap and the candles for each of which separate proposals and contracts will be madel az may be required or ordered from the contractor by the chief of this bureau or by the respective com manding officers of the said navy-yards during the fiscal wear ending 30th June. 1858 viz: Boxes, shaving, India Combs, coarse, India rub rubber Der or gutta percha Brushes, shaving Combs fine, India rub bfuShes' scrnoplng Der or gutta percha Brushes shoe Grass for hats Brushes, clothes Jack knives Buttons navy vest RaZorS in single cases Buttons, navy medium Razor straps, Ordway's Buttons navy coat Scissors Buttons, dead-cye Spoons BceswaX in 14 ID. cakes
 pure
 Backing boxes of
 Cotton, spools of Nos. l2 and l6 900 yards each. cords equal parts
 Handkerchiefs cotton, fast colors 82 by 30 inches weight not less than oz. each, texture by to Needles. sewing, Nos. l. 9 and 4, dril-eved be- twcens
 Ribbon hat best French black F yards to the piece width, l E inch
 Soap. shaving in cakes each cake not less than oz Silk. sewing. blue black; wrapper not to exceed oz to the pound
 Thread, black and white. Marshalrs best quality Tape. white linen, 4 yards in length 15 inch wide Tape black twillcd cotton yards in length, 15 incl wide
 Thimbles, S-10 and 9-1O diameter.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
STILL THEY COME,

JUST received another lot of those SaK S q RJ fine Hair and Grape Bon TN Also, a fine assortment of soft Straw Gz 8.X BOnnets. ~F' For sale cheap at MRS. JONES, April 2S. 57.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
UoIioway,s Ointment and p;I,s.

The eleventh hour Let no victim of scrofula. salt rheum: or any ulcerous or eruptve muady. faEcv u impossible. It is never too late to use Hollo ways Ointment for external complaints or his Pills for internal disorders. Sold at the manufactorics No. SD Maiden Lane New York and No PA Strand Lonion; and by all druggists at 25c., 621ac and $l per bot or box. eO
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
HATS! HATSl

Uri rrivs1. % POPE have inst received, per late Planters Blk, Bro, and Cray Gass;,nera H.,,. Mens and Boys Blk. and Pesrl Wool C
 Hungarian C Palm and Canadian Straw o Mems and Boys Leghorn u And fol sale cheap for cash. April 2S '5T
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

Planters Goods for Negro Wear. 10 Pieces Union Cottonade; lO |" Cotton Jeans;
 |" Demebrisk Tweeds, ex. heavy; 20 '' Union Plaid,
 10 '' Southern Stripes;
 Heavy striped Cottonades;
 |" twled Cotton Stripes; Plantation Twills;
 Manchester striped Osnaburgs: 14 Penn. 15 ' Oxford and Atlantic Denins Together with full assortment of negro Hats and Brogans received and for sale by April 2l 57 RAPLEY, HANGER t& co.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
SOUTHERN FLOWS.

VOU HHIIItN IT LOWSs NoIlCE to persons wishing to eN- ' salpply themselves with 5. F. >@NS avery's Celebrated Ky. Flows and sszss7sssss Points, will please call have lot on hand and win SCI M them ut Reduced prces Points for the following Flows can be had; No. T. S. 10. l2 18 IA Is: Iargs turning Flow, with Cutters, cheap for cash by 1APrlI ~. oI. D. BENDER
 PRINTS.
 cM PIECES Fancy Prints just received and sale by HUTT & POPE
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

Married Columbia, Tenn, on Tues day evening the 14th inst, by Rev. w. Mack, MR. J. J. HoRNER of Helena, Ark, and Miss BETTE TULLIE.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
NE w ADV VERTISE NTS
RUNAWAY SLAVE,

T0 N lX W "A INLAY F.. A NOMMlTTED to the Jail of Saline county, 2<s o on the 26th day of March, 1857, negro "A boy who calls his name Anderson. of dark M color about l9 years old , feet inches high stont built, has the right side of his mouth also some scars on his back, had on when taken up blue eoonade coat, inSey pants and heavy boots says he belongs to Capt. Wm Hartman that he left his mas ters plantation, near Napoleon, Arkansas. sometime III February last and trying to make his way to tt. smith, where he says he was raised.
 I he owner, of said slave is hereby re- quested to prove him and take him away or said slave will be dealt with the law directs.
 WM. A. CRAWFORD, Sheriff
 and .Iailor Saline CO.,, Ark Benton, Saline CO.,, Ark April 23d '57.
 April 2S. 6m-C of ndv. S26 or S1 ner weel
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
Total of gross assets,

\ El ADD T. S. . Notes and bills discounted, 5 cIassed as " good" .ntere8t on the same to Octo- Der l, 1856,
 Principal and interest that
 will probably be collected of notes chased as " doubt fuI and worthless" Lots and lands taken in pay ment of debts, and estimat- ed at half the rate declared by thecommissioners, Remaining stock lands esti- mated at half the rates de- clared by the commissioners, Miscellaneous assets,
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

Died-At the residence of his mother. near Jackson, Lawrence county, Ark, ANDY CKIs. WELL, aged 2l years. He was of good moral character.
 On the 16th inst, at Washington Arkansas, little AGNES SMILEY, only daughter of Mrs. Robert L. Phillips aged years and II months. The impressive dispensation of Providence in this instance has reft fond parents of their brightest hope and constant joy--but the cup of life was too bitter to be drained by this gen. tie little spirit, she only took it to sip awhile, when
 "She put it meekly from her lips
 And went to sleep again."
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
Encourage Home Enterprise.

Encourage Home Enterprise.
 .A
 CHAIRS! CHARLSE! CIIAIRS!!!
 HAVING spent considera- TES Il l ble time and money in 1SSSA k4eas@S acquainting myself with the E.~~1sE manufacture of Chairs, procured and seasoned ma teral planned and constructed machinery for their manufacture, that will, trust, enable me to compete with the imported article, present my work to the public for inspection, and warrant it to give general satisfaction.
 0 The material from which the CHAIRS <a EA offer are constructed, taken from " IIl our own forests, the machinery uced in 5J their construction, planned by myself and built in our own shops, and the power used " native and to the manor born" Call and see me.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

WHITE sALT- WATER soAP-separate bid for l50 900
 D0unds
 The soap must be manufactured from cocoa-nut oil, and be of the best quality denomnated white satwa soap" and be delivered on sixty days no tice in good strong boxes of about 75 pounds each and, after inspection the boxes must be hooped at each end at the expense of the contractor The price to be uniform at all the yards.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

OA WALNUT Gre Cain Chairs; ~f 24 G Rockers. E3EY GO Coliiss Barr and Slat {" l Star Hat Rack; E1 2 Gothic q Center Tabes Breakfast do Dining do % asst'd Cottage Beadsteads; do Lounges; Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus; Fancy Leaf Stands; one Drawer do Whatnots; Wood Rockers; F Jenny Lind Chairs; Large Safes; l2 Child's Chairs 75 Common Split Seat Chairs All will be sold cheap for cash by
 D. BENDER. A large supply of Parlor Furniture is daily ex- pected from New York. D.B April Fl
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
FLOUR AND BACON.

ED SACKS extra and superine Flour; UO 5000 lbs. clear side Bacon;
 5000 " plain Hams;
 20o0 G Shoulders:
 Just received per steamer Arkansas and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER .S co. April 27 1851
 HUTT & POPE are in receipt of splendid as- sortment of Ladies Dress Goods of every hue and pattern, alsp variety of Dress Trimmings be- ing small part of their Spring and Summer stock call and examine. April Fl, 1857
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

CANDLES separate 5M for 70 900 pounds
 The candles must be American manufactured of prime loaf lard stearine, six candles to the pound ll0 inches in length ercsiue of tip six candles Mo- l, to weigh not less than If ounces S7-1OO: melting point not to be less than l40 degrees Fahrenheit The wick must be braided and composed of IS cotton threads of the best quality of No. P yarn. The boxes containing about 30 pounds each and the box to be marked with the contractors name and the weight of the candles.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

on TONS assorted bar Iron; LU 5000 lbs. Castings;
 800 C Cast Steel;
 300 ' German Steel;
 300 C Blister ' Received this day per steamer Hickman, and for sale low for cash by April Is. 1857 MERRICK x WASSEIL
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

MUSTARD SEED. BLACK PEPPER. ETC. Separate bids for all that may be required for tn use of the navy, to be delivered at New York only Mustard seed American brown. Pepper, black, Malabar
 Bottles octagon, for mustard and pepper Corks. for bottles
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
STOVES

A COMPLETE assortment of Parlor and Cook EA Stove, just received.
 April 2l 1857 MERRICK .& WASSELL. = BBLS. White Beans; D 20 bbs. Crackers;
 10 :. Pilot Bread.
 Received per steamer Hickman. April 2l. 1857 MERRICK & WASSELL.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

1A AND l2 qr Bleachcd Sheetings-4 4 BleacheC I.V and Brown Domestics
 Just received and for sale by
 April B '57 HUTT ,& POPE
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
IfANIS.
Planters Goods for Negro Wear.

R ECEIVED and for sale, q superior lot of we'll II O cured Hauls IIUTT ,S POPE
 April 2l, 1857
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
seven thousand, nine hundred and

,,.os and bills discounted, on 'I, ban3 of every description, ;nslgli6g interest on the ,, 1', and lands taken in pay D msnt mi of debts, or purchased T, sales under decrees of 6-eclosure and execution, ,,tirg them at the value af- fTei to them by the con- nssioperS,
 p,m,ining stock lands rated at '' ,6s value affixed to them by ,be commissioners,
 p.yilaneous assets,
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

$5,OO6,507 53 s4o5,277 26
 14O,4l5 s5
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 682,500 % 1,192,OOO % 17,5O7 53
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
EMBROIDERIES.

EMBROIDERIES A LSO-A large addition to his varied stock of IA Embroderies, and an additional supply of No tions Call and examine for yourselves. April 2S '57 D. B. HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

MCPHERSON GRIFFIN WILL exchange Goods for all kinds " of Country Produce. from an (A-AFS Egg uo to side of Bacon. Call and see SSaNA us, east side of Main street. Apr f5T
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28
The k aiinch Casn

Litile Roch, October 20, 1856.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-28

$2,492,OO7 53
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IOiVOo OO 1,365,ooO % 2,3s4,OOO %
 17,507 53
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-24

- The Indiana Journal speaks OF cor
respOndenee which occurred between Gov
Willard and Minister Wright, on the day the
latter left Indianapolis. The Journal SAYS
that IL is currently reported, and generally
believed, that the GoFernor had called. the
Minister liar" coward, -, and other OPP
probrious names, touching some transaction
in Kentucky, and that the Minister had re-
torted with severity as mucl, greater AZ the
subject 70 whom il was applied was worse
than himself. il is to be hoped that this
correspondence will be published. The
Journal should ferret it out by all means.
ELEorIoxs IL Acknowledgement elections
are held next month as follows: On the first
Monday. in Alabama and Texas, for State
officers and members of Congress; IN Ken
lucky, for members of Congress; in Missouri,
Governor and Judge of the Supreme Court:
Iowa for the now Constitution and county
officers. On the first Tuesday, in Tennessee,
for Gcvrpor and members Of Oongres. On
che second Thursday, in North Csrolins, fer
nsu5srs o. Congress.