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RICH RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

cysr. a AM now offering for sale, upon ac- .eAs STS commodating terms my landed estate. STfs
 "-~-well known as the Cadron stand and fer -Ss--- ry thirty six miles west of Little Rock on the main road leading from said place to Fort Smith. Ark.
 Said tract contains about 2,500 acres of bottom land fronting one mile the Arkansas river about one hundred and twenty cleared and in cultiva tlon with about 300 deadened: with sufficient buld lngs to accommodate from thirty to fifty persons good well and cistcrn water
 This tract also embraces tho well known "Cadron mills" with an immense body ofCyprcss Timber, con venient to the river
 The peculiar situation of this place. makes it one ot the best stock farms any where be foundit be- ing in the centre of summer and winter range Tn n word, this location will suit the cotton and corn grower or and is decidedly the best pon. for the lumber business ill Arkansas north of little Rock.
 For particulars, apply to the undersigned. on the premises. w. IL. MFNIFFE
 Reference--B. F. DANLEY, esq.,
 EoH1r0u Ark.. Nov. II '55 5tr
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<. II. Tt CHER, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, Provisions. etc, etc. at the old stand corner of Main anl Markham streets.
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ARKANSAS COLIJ.i..

DOBfkT GRAHAM. A. M., President and Prof. :a oi Moral Philosophy, etc.; T. B. VAN HORNE. X. M. Prof of Languages; JOHN M. PklTIGREW, A. 5. Prof. of Natural
 Sciences.
 DAN'L. C. COWLING. Tutor in Mathematics; TALlAFFRRO BOSTICk, Tutor in Languages; !. NJ. TEBBETS, Secretary; J. II. SHERMAN Treasurer; WILLIAM THORNLEY. Janitor.
 The halls of this popular College having been thoroughly renovated will be open for the reception of students on Monday. SeptS, 1856. Although stu dents may enter at any time during the Session it is Ney desirable that they be present at the beginning Tho Institution includes PRIMARY. FNGLIsu. fREPARAToEY and CLASSICAL Department in each ot which the is thorough and extensive suited to scholars at all periods of advancement. For healthtuness and beauty of location the convenience and elegance of the buildings and internal fixtures, and the ability ofits Faculty. Arkansls College is not surpassed ny any similar institution in the South or West.
 TERMS: Tuition in Primary Department, term five
 month, ... ..... < Q Oo Tuition in English Department. term 3 mos. l5 % !, In!'!on m Primary Department, l5 % muot m Classical Department, 20 % ferS Always in advunce NocNtra charpes H""d boarding. including washing and necessary attention. in respectable families S2 uo per week For printed Catalogues and anv farther iuf,r,nn tion, apply to ROBT. GRAUAM prns, Fayetteville Arkansas
 Aug. 26 1856 If.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That in accord ance with resolution of the Board of Trustees approved by the Grand Lodge in November last, all subscribers in ad of the College fund, are requested to make payment of the amounts due by them respec- iFcly, aud if not paid at early day the same will be put n train ot coilect ,n hy suit
 GEO. q. WATKINS. I.it'le Rock Ian l3th ls57 6m
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DRY GOODS. JUST received and for sale O Plaid Wool Shawls; Solid Brown DeLaines; Fancy coored Solid coored French DeIaine; Persian DeI4aine; Marines of all colors; Plaid Linseys; Flannels of all colors; Blankets 1" Blanket and Jean Coats; Bird-eyc Diaper Crash etc., etc. Dee. 23 1S56 NJ OSpopN
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HORSE NAILS.

uSF received, Ter steamer Cora. loo lhs. <@ J best Horse Nails ana for sale bv fl \
 March .d '5,. UUTP <, popE V
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E. WIIsHuRE T. ". BRISTOL. |. CHADEoCRNE WILTSHIRE, BRISTOL 4 CO.,, Whole. W sale Grocers, Commission Merchants, and deal CTS in Flour, Bacon, Whisky, Foreign and Domestic Liquors. etc., etc.
 Arkansas orders respectfully solicited and will be promptly attended b. Address
 r Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fe). 21 1854, l V.
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J. A. KINNEAR'S Cheap Cash Store, East side of Main street above Cherry. Little Rock, Arkansas, Dealer in all sorts of Merchandise and Country Produce. Feb "A oily
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". J. TuCkER,s COMPLEMENTARY.

NUIt IrUUr!ctOrs. Soll by Dr.J. .J. McALMoNT .x O., Little Rock. MaA 2u. IA1t. IN
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DIR. E. l.. DODGE, Markham street. Druggist and dealer ie Paints, Oils. Glass etc.
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HAWKINS.

FIELD & DOILEY. dealers in foreign alld do mestic goods. East Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
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Louisiana papers please take notice. .Nss% Dee '5G fm Prs tc- s2S ,SSNF
GentieMNNYl"CIothirg

GOATS, yyvsNvyST"sst. Pant. anl shirts, received VI aESSV"sale by D. l.. O'CONNELL X co.
 .LxSV"'57
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DAVID BENDER, Markham street, dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans Groceries Hardware. Iron Nails. etc.
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Dr. ]. J. McALMONT & Co.,. corner of Main and Cherry streets. dealers ill Drugs and Medicines, Paints Oils. Dve-stuffs. etc.
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D. l.. O-CONNELL & CO.,. Dealers in Dry goods Groce lron Hardware, etc, next door to Hut X Pope, Main St.
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THE ARKANSAS HOT SPRINGS.
AhsA ->.A THE public are informed that wc @ III fss-sa | havetakcn the Rector H tou~e. M sIs!sa,ell at the celebrated Springs, and b.,

A<TSA 'JIlE public are informed that we % !iETx- sa | have taken the Rector H ou>e. S;ssgss1t,e{d at thee celebrated springs and bl
 <7@ the erection of new Bath Houses and other Improvements have aided greatly to such con- venierees tor WARM BATHING .tor hya1ids Il. may bc desired.
 Grateful for the patronage heretofore so libcraIlv extended we offer to visitors an earnest assurance that no efforts on our part will be wanting to merit their continued confidence.
 The buildings of the Hotel have been remodelei upon an EXTENSIVE SCALE, combined with coNFoRr and ATTRACTION in all their arrange mcnt1.
 The thousand miraculous cures performed by the hot bathing at these Springs have astonshcd the most scientific.
 Rheumatism. Paralysis, Scrofula Syphilis, Chron- ie Affections. and almost every other species of dis case readily yield to the efficacy of these Baths The services of scientific physician can be had at monents notice; and invalid negr cs sent to our care wi be well attended. and forwarded to their homes in any part of the country.
 \ su. erior ICE CREAM SALOON and SODA FOUNTAIN have been erected for the accommoda- uon of guests Daring the past winter we have put up
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>qs THE subscriber is now fI.i < lIeI4rsl t. exc R cr.e all kinds of tailoring iu the most approved N. style. He may be found at the gld sand Of i. Marcus x Co. il. r.. uEZEkIAH.
 S,nt 25th I,55. If.
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MRS. JONES, Main street Fashionable Mlner and dealer in Fancy Goods e,c.
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JOHN F. REARDON, Markham street, dealer in Stationery. Books and Faney Goods.
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BOOK DEEDEJRy,

EEEEEY JACOBI s;itl carries on the hook l binding business, tho corner c Markham aud Loui~HIsa streets. iu : .s Iralsthe- and is pre- pared execute all orders in his fine at moderate Pr- lc~ aul on short notice.
 A..oriers leftat the Democrat office will be attended to, without extra charge.
 Auril 25 Oily
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1. N. CHILDRESS, Attorney at Law. Madison, St. Fruuci, county. Ark. will attend all the Courts in thr l>t .ulicia District June zf ls2o' ly.
 NJ. j. HAWKINS. JAS. H. bELL' uAvKiNS N BELL. Attorneys 1t Law Ham hi,rt Ark will practice in the Circuit Conrts ot Br.,llev Drew Ashley and cotcounles and in the Supreme Court at Little Ecck
 .q3~ Special attention given to collecting
 IirrlI l~-S. lV+
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i. J. uUTT, At his old stand; Main street, keeps constantly on hand general assortment oi Dry ] Gnols Groceries Hardware, Qneensware, etc.
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D. B. HANDEL, Main street, Badgett's new building dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Gro cerie, Boots Shoes. etc.
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M. TANTI & CO, Steamboat and Family Gro cers Lower steamboat Landing, Little Rock Ark, will keep constantly hand general assortment of Family trocies C0rdials, Wines, SyruIS Cigars O bacco et.. Oct. B. 1855.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31
The Motive Power.

The engine and boiler wbich have been planned and constructed for driving the Combnation Mill are so compact and substantial, and so easily man aged that almost every extensive farmer planter, would find them as convenient and valuable for the farm or plantation span of horses yoke of oxen. NJ one need be deterred from becoming the possesor of this motive power, by apprehensons of difficulty in running taking of it. for it Is simplihed as to be within the comprehension of any judicious person, who will note the instructions always fur ! ni~l,.I with it.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

RAPLEY. HANGER & Co.,, Commission and Forwarding Merchants. and dealers III Merchandise ] .,.,leranr lower steamboat Landing. Little Rock.
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FASHIONABLE TAJLMt\sfE.

INHALER in Wines, Liquors and Fancy
 kI Groceries, Markham street Deow Main, Little Rock. Ark. Jan E '@2 X \.
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TATE d MOORE, corner Markham and Cum bcrland streets dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries, etc ete. aug. 55
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,u vN!V.i itltiN. Altorney ut LAW, JacksohPort, Jackson county. Ark. Aug. D. l9'o' y JAS. R. BUCIIAEiN, Attorney at Law, Jack sonporl. Ark. Aug D. lSoo' " DOSWEII X LI:i0N. Attorneys at Law, Jack snnpoit Ark. -AH2 ' Aooo. l' WM. K. PATTERSON, Attorney at Law. will practice in the courts of Jackson W White Van bnren' >ealey Izard. Marion Futon Lawrence, Randolph tn. lndependencc. Office at Jucksonport. Ark.
 Aup l. l~J6. lv
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AHSER GAINES. Attorney at Law. Lake Nil- Iare Arkansas Post office, Columbia, Ark"
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terSons deairous of visiting the Hot Springs are informed that there tri weekly line of steamers P!hg between Napoleon and Little Rock on th, AfKmsaN rlNer, and q tri-weekly line of steamers from Napoleon Via White river connected witl stages from hite river to Little Rock anl q daily ihe "f stages from Little Rock to the Springs. dis tance of sixty miles.
 The Wharf Boat at the mouth of White river kept by McSsrS Johnson and Oracle affords superior accommodations to the travelling public
 March 3, l957-6m Pronriators
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The Engine.
Prices.

We furnish these mills and powers as described
 above including all the bolts bcltingo, grute bars. saw pump wreuches crowbars and everything
 necessary be n~ed in about the mills in runy excepting tho two long bed pieces and th Work of the carriage. which eas;l. .A.'~ "e anywhere city ou board .s< ~t7cd transportation line. for
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l.. M. FILKINS & CO. In Renders new brick; Markham street dealers in Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, and al articles generally kept stores in this market
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AUCTION BOOM ;. D. iiTZt;EiiAID,
 AuctiOncer.

{ T S. Johnson's store next doorto S.Jaseph'a >ld A stand, Main street Little Rock. Ark.
 Particular attention paid to selling MercAandze Furniture. Horses, etc, al Auction iii private sae- \ share ot public patrona4ci- Su.icited
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
B F s M ITH
l.. G. ATKINS.

ENRT Goods Groceries. and Commission Merchant, st Lake Bluff, miles above DeEall's Bluff, White river Arkansas.
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NEWTON C0LEMAN, Attorney at Law, Co iumbia. Chicot. County. Arkansas.
 Refer jo Hon. T. l.. Clingman, Ashclillc, \. z. Nov goth. l-55 ly
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GEO. <. r;ORIsISON. Steamboat Landing. dea- Ter a Dry Goods Boat S ores, Provisions, FalIiiy
 lirorerie. ete. Sept 56
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J. ". NC CLLAN, N0Ie iroINet0r N VT, t0r0iaI.
 Also. MolEAN's Volcanic Oil Lnment. .sS@ Principal Depot. on the corner of Third and Pine streets, S'. Louis. Mo-
 For sale in lir'le Rock, Ny J. J. McALMONT Feb l0th. ls57 h 2m.
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Portability and Frciahiagc.

1oTe NoIgI lEN I1T-- a- T0TT"NN.
 Boiler. with connactions. ......... 3 foo lbs.
 Engine. ......................... 2I1o ''
 Miil............. ................. 4.2u0 ''
 The whole establishment. with four or five yoke of oXen either upon carts. wagon, or tr ,ck>. can be easily moved at the r.le of from L. 2o mile. per iuy. T!e entire machinery can he taken apart and put tugctirr again iu very few hoar> time. Thus -hel.c7siy ot moving the oe~ long distance to the ,nill i~ entirely ohya;cd, ii i< much cheuper to mplc the mill I'd the iogs. A, r viN be perceived ,here ~ no ln4-uu work rel aired. ai.l go building unless tle parties chose to erect rough shed to pro- Lc.-l t .nl LL. -L.r.-.L. from tAe Na.,Lar.
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NENYBERS t HUGHES. Main street, dealers ill Dry Goods and Groceries. etc. Jan Z2 63
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ROyir. II. DEDMAN, Attorney ut Law. Prince t..,, h. l,.s cnnntv Arl, MnY lN. lsih. lN
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JOHN Mccoy, Attorney at Law, Pocahontas, Ark will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee. Jackson, Green and Ponsett counties Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo.
 January IS. 1853 ly
 E. f. DtN Al.. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Solicitor in Chancery, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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HILLsvILLE ACADEMY.
B. F. THOMPSON, A. B., Principal.
Rev f. STOCkBRIDGE, a NJ, Lee: urer.

= Rev. E. STOCKBRIDGE, A. M. Lecturer
JOS THOMPSON and s. F.CALLAWAY Tutors.
FUNHE THIKTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTlTU.
4 TON will commence the first Monday in January
and close the fourth Thursday in May Board be had
in town at six dollars per month in the country at FIVE
god fnil Hillsville is small village the topo
the Blue Ridge, commanding view Of the most pctu,
with wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains 1t is renowned for health 1t affords good s"ct
ETY. onrsner towns generally 1t is situated the man
passes daily line of stages. tits within hours tra
el of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The number
dred and forty An annual catalogue is issue which will
be sent to at any time desiring further norma
ton about the school, z -
December so, 1856. = 12-wempd
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OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.

vhiHE SPRING SESSION OF OAK RIDGE lNSIi
II TUTE viii open Tuesday {,he 18th day. OF fe0
rary, under the inst ructien of REV T. s. WHITING
TON, A. B., with conipetent assistants. So
As the principal has had FIVE years experience in training
the yauthfu mind the Trustees feel confident in recon-
mending the School. .e.s.ss'ts -,
This institution is located ina highly refined and mora
community in the Northwest part of Guford county On
the Salem and Danve road; Is miles from the former
and 80 from the latter place rs Is miles from Greens al
boru which place, sfudents coming the Cars taks
the Salem stage Kernersyie thence by private convey
ance to the Institution distance of miles.
The Institution offers every facility necessary to prepare
yonng for the highest Collegiate Glasses, co"n
ed with to make them profound thinkers and thorough
scholars in every department Of acIassioa education
BOARD is invariably ii per month: Tuition varies 'n'
IS to El25 per session. Matrculate Fee 81 per session.
For fher information, address the Principal or Jes
BenbOw, Secretary Of the Board. IS - =.
Oak Ridge P. @. N. c. Jan. Is, 1887. l16S-wS'
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Anew Professionalism IS POWER,

AIEW BOOKs..-.KNOwLEDGE Is POWER Bi
IL Charles knight. - 's'r
History Of Texas.-@By Y0uknm. t%">. ...
The Hills Of the Substantially the author OF the
=" Wide Wide World" =. ~
Tackerman's Essays-By H. r. Tuckerman.,
Literary Criticisu,s-E3y Horace Binney Wallace, Esq
Art Scsnery in Europe with other PsperA-By Hors0'
Bnney Wallace, Esq ,~a'F -
The Bible in the Woodshop.-By Mears.
Autumual Leares-By L. Maria Child.
Aurorah Leigh, New Poem BY Miss Browning.
The Msam.-By David Paul Brown. n,ov
Fur sale by w. L. POMEho1'
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SENATE.
WrnNrSn

On motion Of Mr. Boyd the bill to amend the 99th
chapter revised code, entitled Revenue was taken
up and made the special order for II o'clock to-
morrow. -F., .s.t
On motion of Mr.. Wilder the bill to incorporate
the Western North. Carolina railroad company was
take up and made the special order for o'clock on
Thursday.
Mr.. White introduced resolution in favor OF
Jonathan Cline. Referred.
Mr.. A. j. Jones introduced q bin concerning the
place OF trial for civil process retnrnabe before JUS
tees, which passed it's second aud third readings
and was ordered to be engrosscd. ss@ssrs} ~ $50.
Received from the House of Commons the follow
ing engrossed bills: - -
A bill to incorporate the Salisbury and Eagle City
railroad company. Passed first time and referred.
A bill to incorporate the Garysburg and Western
railroad company. Passed first reading
The engrossed bill to incorporate the trustees Of
Mount Olivet academy, in Randolph county, was
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Mr.. Long maze some IuTtner retnafhS III support
Mr. Withe1s corroborated Mr.. Longs statement
Mr.. Ogburn advocated the passage of the bill, and
commented Oh the patry amendments offered with
the intention of killing the bill.
Mr. Longs amendment was rejected, and the bill
passed its third reading-yeas 20, nays 49,
On motion of Mr.. Blow the rules were suspended
and the bill to authorize the payment of the 4th in
stalment to the Atlantic and N. C. railroad compa-
Ivy, passed its second and third reodngs
bill to incorporate a railroad company to build
a road from Beaufort harbor via Fayetteville to the
coalfelds, taken up.
Mr.. Elliott moved to substitute bill which pro.
vided to build road from Beaufort harbor via
Fayetteville and the coafelds to point on the
Yadkin river.
Mr.. Outlaw, in order to test the disposition of the
House on the matter, moved to lay the bill on the
table. .>'- .-r
Mr. Masten said he would like know what the
substitute was ?-where it was to start and where
was to end? And If the author of the bill was not
willing to have his substitute read he should efor
Mr. Outlaws motion to lay the whole matter on the
table, 81
Motion to lay the bill on the table adopted-yeas
46, nays 43. .. ....
make such disposition of his bill 1t had been i'm
troduced by himself in the early part Of the ses-
sion, but had never been announced, although
among the first until this morning; and he was
sorry 70 find that the gentleman from BERTHE was
unwilling to extend the same courtesy to him which
he had shown to that gentleman. The House had
Sustained him in his molten TO- hay upon the table,
all debate is precluded, and not one word are
its friends permitted to speak in its defence.
Mr.. Outlaw regretted his motion had that effect
and was willing 10 move . reconsiderationiof the
| vote. The matter rested here. = ks,ti y
A bill relative to purchasers OF Cherokee lands
was taken up. lis object was explained. BY Mr..
Siler.
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decision
the Senate, they would not press connection with
Danve at present. This bill only provided con.
nection with the coal6elds
Mr. Long had no motive in opposing this bill but
the good OF his constituents; and while he did not
lmpute any improper motives to his friend who in.
troduced this BILL he could not help considering ii a
DanVilie or Virginia connection under another name
his people would be very much affected by it. He
hoped the House would examine closely into it. and
vote according to its merits.
Mr.: D. +. Caldwell stated that bill similar to this
wouo nave passed in lS4S if il had not been de.
1eated oy the parliamentary tactics CT Mr.. Stany.-
ne thongnt the friends of this bill brought it forward
IN good faith. His own opinion was in favor of the
Danville connection and he thought it the policy of
Carolina to make that connection and was in
favor of granting this charter.
Mr.. Badham moved to amend the bill bv provi.
oing that the road should not run nearer than 20
miles to Danvile nor than miles to the Virginia
line ~ NV "e'1'"
mi. benoury moved to amend the amendment.
MI. scales said he was informed that few MEM
bers OF the House had recently asserted that this
was DanVllle connection in DISGUISE This he de-
MED, wnie, AZ the same time, he acknowledged that
his people ardently desired connection with Dan.
vile. Providence hao blessed Rockingham with
coal6elds but their wealth cannot be deveionad =.
they are at present situated Mr.. s soo"s", 10 %
scribed the situation Of his constituents between -.
North Carolina railroad and Virginia, without hons
of extrication this Legislature should denv them
this charter. North. Carolina had nothing to fea,
from Virginia. Mr. Scales feelingiy appealed to the
maenan nifty and generosity of the Legislature t.
give them the privilege of building this road will
their own money, and thus enable them to worl
th.t wealth of coal, which, when developed will b.
soual in value to the whole of North'oero'ina ]
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cT-A traveller called Mt nightfali at far
mer's house-the owner being from home,
and the mother and daughter being alone,
they refused to lodge the waysarer. Show
far them said he, '.to house where a
preacher can get lodging" "Oh, if you are
preacher" said the old lady, .'you can
stay here" Accordingly, he dism ounted. -
lie deposited his saddebags 10 the house,
and led his horse to the stable. Meanwhile.
the mother and daughter were debating the
point as to what kind OF preacher he was
'He cannot be Presbyterian" said the one,
''for he is not dressed we'll enough" .sIle
cannot be a Methodist" said the other, sfor
his coat is not the right cut for Methodist
''lf | could find his hymn-book," sad the
daughter, 81 could tell what sort Of preach.
or he is.' And with that, she thrus. hei
hand into the saddle bags, and pulling out
task of liquor, she exclaimed Ella mother
he's II hard shell'd Baptist! I"
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live for those who love me,
For those know are true,
For the heaven that smilss above ne,
And waits my spirit, tee;
For those human ties which bind me,
For the task my God assigned me,
Fer the hopes that bsan within ne,
And the good tina, can do.
live to hail that season,
BY gifted mind forstold,
When man shall live by reason,
And not alone for gold
When man TO nAu united,
And every wrong thing righted,
The world shall be truth lighted,
As Eden was Of old.
/ live TO hold communion
With oil that Ii divine,
To feel there 10 = union
'Twixt natures heart and mine;
To profit by smiction,
Reap truths FROM fields Of fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction.
And fulfill each great design.