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The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

N compliance with aprovision of the con.titu,ion A ot the State of Arkansas. the following amend ment* to sail constitution proposed by the last Gen eral Assembly, are published.
 All the newspapers i'll this State will publish the same three several times previous to th. first Monday i'll August next, and forward the papers containing the publication. and their accounts To his office DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
 Resotte0 That section 29, of articles of the con- sti utoh o this state be so amended that no county nnw established by law shall be deemed or consider ed unconstitutional on account of its containing les nnmbcr"t -qu u,re miles than goo.
 APPROVED. 1tl January 1857.
 Amendment to the constitution. proposed by the Heneral Assembly of the State of Arkun>as at its session begun the first Monday of November eighteen hundI ed and fifty six: The twenty second s clon of thu fourth article of the Constitution of this State Is hereby stricken ont and repealed and instead thereof the following shall be inserted ny. amendment to and part of the con ~titu ion. " The Stae of A kansas shall not be sued ill any of its courts"
 APPROVED. 18th January 1857. March IT. 1857 St
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. CAPITAL PRIZE $50 OOOOl,I

o"lhg to the great favor with which our Sinole Number Lotteries have been received bv the nub}ir
 nhd the a,ge demand for Tickets ths Managers s. SWAN tN Co., will have a drawing each saturday thr' hgh"ut the Aear. The following Scheme will be
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
T aKW3 DT AUVGB IISIWG.
ID Advertisers.

To persons de>,rng advertise, the True Democrat ,sny presents stronger inducements than any other paper inc ~iaie il has by largest sub,cupuon lst-is very
 read in every county. With list of nearly four Eousard 1t IS read by not less than eight or ter fhous.hd persons every eek The True Democrat, therefore presents 10 me noc the pest euui TOT ad'er- ,is,ng-the most remuneTatIve.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
TIT SALT
UNITED STATES MAIL.
 .


 PosT OFFICE DEPARTMFNr,
 February r. 1857. DROPOSALS for conveying he mails of the Unit cd States from lst luv lS57 to 3oth June. lS5e in the State of ARKANSAS will be receive at lh, C"ntlact Office of this department until r. m. "i 3l>t March next o be decided by 2jth April tnllcw ing, the route and in the time hereinafter stated No 7593 From Little Rock by F1urche CoIlcgevc
 Midway. Berlin. Fair Play Rockpor
 Midway. Arkadelpii Cieal Spring. An
 toine lludlleS.on. Graves and Mar
 brock to Washington 3O mics and back
 three times week.
 Leave Little Rock Tuesday, Thursday and
 Saturday at m
 Arrive at Washington next days by m
 Leave Washington Tuesday TAur-d.y und
 Saturday al : m;
 Arrive at Little Rock next days ny pm.
 Proposals 10 c"nvev the mail, ill toliI-horsc
 coaches ac invited
 For forms of proposal. guarantee and certificate also instructions and rcquIen nt> he embraced in the contracts see advertisement of the 4d instant u pam Inlet form. at the minci a post offices and ul-" the adve ti>ement of lannarv g. 1854 of routes in Arlan~le cte. JAMES CAMPBELL. March ln. '57 4w Postmaster General TO Alt WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. TAKE NOTICE That by ,r;ue of the revenuc \ laws ot the St te of Arkuu-a, R. l.. CargiIe sheriff and collector of takes fer the county ot Con Way. State "f Afkan~as. the l0,h duy of March A. D ls36 at the curt house door ot said county sold th" North ea>tqurter ut section thirty three it, township IN, n"rthOi lange siVtctn west l6l for the h"n-layinent ut taxes and James NJ Mo, sc became the pnrvh of said tract of land for h. "t eight dollars amt nine four cents being the amount ot taxes for the lej3 t. o.ij aud the penalties and charge. due thereon. which lands assessed in the name oi Henry Crawford d nn-rc>i- tlcnt-and situate in the said county of Conway now hold said tract of land under d leed executed to me by said Carse >hcriti and collector il, ure- said exceuiel in conformity with said sale on the 10th day of March 1857.
 Now therefore all persons who can set up any right to the said land so purchased in c"nsequeEcc of any imtormaty rregLarity oi file ray connected with said sale are required to appear at the March term of the Conway Circuit C, urt to be holden on the 2d Monday in March, 1858 at the court house Of said county. and hen and there show cause. ii any they can. why said sale shall not be confirmed as prescribed by law.
 JAMES M. MOOSE.
 By w. W. EDWARDS lis Atty. March 24, 1857 6w Cost of adv. ST
 STONE WARE. A QUANTITY Of Stoneware such large Jars "A and Churns. large and small Jugs Milk Pans. etc., on hand and for sale low at
 J. A. KINNEAR'S March lo'5 Cheap Store Main street.
 DEANS EXTRA. SUPERIOR rectifed Whisky by the barrel and half tC barrel. just received per steamer Hickman. and for sale low by J. A. KINNEAR. March 10 '57
 COFFEE. CS SACKS best Rio Coffee just received and for Marcn 10 1857
 LUST received. ten Jack and HA J Smoothing Planes, also 10 f5rT77fE-=si =si EzEE7f setts American Socket Chissels t.a2s.- .ssk -.s4/ and fox sala hsr HIIr1c s opT
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
FENNERTY HOUSE.

Corner cf Ba,roq"e and Ftgate Streets, Pine
 Binf, A,hansas TNIIIS beautiful edifce just completed na | and magnfccntiy furnished is uow /S1F"N olen for the rcccltiuh of permanent and s;;. .. transient boartcrs. 1ss F The location k the most desirable in tt.eeSS..-.::zsA the town. and the proprietor hi, iicn and the public of his determination to maintain FIRST CLASS lOU>E-Second to no other in the $ uth- west, in all its appointments.
 P'ttert will be in attendance at the landing at all hours day night, upun the arr val of >tealnboats to take charge "f baggage. March IT. '57. lv
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

EPIrAPH.-tlere is an epitaph on San Fran. cisco money lender, by an outraged Califor. nian
 Here lies old thirty-ive per cent,
 The more he made, the more he lent; The more he got the more he craved;
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
FRESH FIGS.
FRESH GkOIt1fII.S

FRESH GkOUERILS. DFST quality Rio C,ff-e; ED Suicrrne Teas black and green: Sugar. Mcns>es, Vinegar; Salt. Rice;
 Fresh Crackers. saleratus; Soda Vest Powders:
 Black and Red Pepper Spices; Starch Soap. lnlgo C"leras; Nails all sizes ollin' sani Hunts superior Axes: Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cords; And Il variety of useful articles too numerous to mention. Call and at
 kINNEARiS. March '57 Cheap Store Main street.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
CLASS 2o,
public. on e'"' 'A
 SATURDAY, MARCH 2sth. 1857.
.0,O0O TicI,ei

. ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
 Three Thousand Two Hundred and sixty Prizes MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO LylRy TEN 11cktrs '
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
Approximation A Prizes,
3.26o prizes amounting to-. S2O4, ,OOC
 Whole Tickets, sfO. Halves. S5; Guar. fnc

hoie iickets, slU, Halves. Sj; Guar. ters. s2 50.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
 The numbers from to 30 p0Vo corresponding witI those numbers on the tickets. printed on separate slips of paper, encircled with small tin tubes and placed m one wheel.
 The first 22 prizes similarly printed and cncircled ale placed in another wheel. The wheels are tn l, revolved and a number is drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the time prize k drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn on, are opened and exhibited to the audience and regis, tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn This operation Il is repeat ed until all the prizes are drawn out
 Approximation Prizes.
 The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first F Prizes will be entitled to the 4s approximation Prizes, according to th, scheme.
 The 5000 Prizes SEQ will be determined hv the la> figure of the Number that draws the $5O GOO Prize For example. ii the Number drawing the 500 op, Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where th, Number end, in will be entitled to S20. If th, number ends with No. then all the Tickets whcr, the number ends in will be entitled to SEQ and 4, on too.
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow ing rates, which i> the ri,k:
 Certificate of Package of lo Whole Tickets. :. ss
 lo Half -
 '' 10 Quarter |" ,, .2g@ In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose th. money t. nur address for the tickets orcrcl on rc cept of which they win he torwar lcd bv first mail PnWEa-cr~ can have Tickets ending in any hgul, they may designate
 The li>; of drawn numbers and prizes will be sen to puirhi,er~ iNme,,iatcy after the drawing. .eg Purchascr~ will please write their signature. plain and give their Post o lice County and S:>te. .f3@ Remember that every Prize is drawn. alr ptl ;,hlc in tuil without dednctiun
 .g All Prizes ot Sloa' and unler. paid immcdi atciH after the tlrawng- other Prize, at the u,u. time of thirty days
 All communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets ca>hcd or renewed ill other ticket, eithcr"iiice.
 Address orders for Tickets or Certificates. either
 x. SWAN X CO.,. Atlanta. Ga Feh q '51 <. SWAN MnntgnmcrN Nn
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
FUkV.rU.tE! FUaNiTUNE!!

EA BENDER has on hand
 AI. lo mble Walnut Beadstcads; f-----221ZE5l Kitchen Satc-: " : VI dog. Windsor Chairs; ? do Cain Seat d.; do Cain Rockers; Center Fables;
 All will be sold che P for cash. Expecting q large supply by first ,at> ff 'm Gncinnnt.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
ANTHONY HOUSE FOR SALE. A RARE CHANGE FOR AN INVESTMENT Is

TNNlE undersigned. de>rou, of changirc his II business. otf.r~ for sale the valuable Hotel h-A lnown H. the ANTHONY OUSE-.nd if d L ale he not made by the first of May next the house Ni.l be eaocd-thc lessee taking furniture and stock on hand.
 Tn Anthony House lots comprise half block; the hotc i> well known one of the best and most dc~- rabc hotels in the west Besides the hotel building he lots are well improvcl having an ICE lIOU SE. Stables, and in short desirable improv cment.
 JOHN COLLINS Proprietor, March Y, 1857 3m Little Rock Ark
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
The Largest Establishment ia tte Soatt, at Nos. I'll and l73 Canal street.

Groceries. EA BBLS. Brown Sugar; 1V Ctu-had bags Sht assorted; lo ' Coffee;
 10 boxes Tobacco; Iu9 Lead. Together with other articles, just received and for sac cheap for clsh, by Feb. IT 57. NEWBERN & HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
 nR. Il. \. CASE has permanently To- ESssssszs sJ cated in the office huilt by Gov NLrT-rYConway. opposite the residence of Dr. J. J McAlmont. where he k prepared to operate in every branch ot his profession Artificial teeth with arcia gums from to a full set inserted to look per icctly ral. Al full sets inserted on the suction o atmospheric pressure principle feel perfectly natura and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth II taken in time can be plugged so as to pre- serve them for life March lS lS5s lv
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
NnW Lot of Eamilt Etour.

ID ECEINED per steamer Cora at the New CaSl EG Store on Main street. 26l Sacks Fresh Family Flour consisting of first second, and third qualities for sale cheap by A. J. llUTT.
 March 10 ',7
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24


 NOW comes he complainant by her solicitor and " hc~ Ter niil. the "be't "t which i> to ubt ln |; liNorcc from Inc bonds oI Mdtrimuny. existing hl. Wcen her unl the dccudAnl Warren II. Cochran Nli h Jid btjl k >cridc by the ,> of the com iI'in"nt. Aut 1t rp4'riut to the court from said li thul the >aid ocf.u nt is d non re lni of thi~ State it k. on motion ot conn ,aaut'~ solicitor Hd'red h> th. crurt that the i Il trld,tt b. moti- lcl of thc pen lanrN of this ,t bv t publication oi his order m the Truc Democrat a newspaper rntel in this State which orlrr >l he printed for N" weeks >urrc->rrlN the last insertion of N hicll la hc at least four weeks before thu next term oi h~ curt which court vii. De begun and held at tile urt house. in and for the county of humaulph ii he >t"tc of Arian-il> n the t,urth Monday |" May .s57 Whith day the said d.cud.nt i> required to lead answer Or 'iemur to sail bill "t complainant r the will he taken l> confessed against him, ni decree entered against him accordingly. l. l. urthcr ordered ou mnli,u of tc cnmpiunailts soici- '"r that said com ainHut have lca' to take delo- iouS of witnesses before any Iuuge Justice of the Peace. or Noary Public in the United States or Fcrftofie~ thcre" to be read evidence in her be- h.If on the final hearing of jhis cause.
 true copy from ,lr record
 Witness: E. IlTTELL URNlSTON, Clerk. Pr .xG -n
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

rUTLEKY.-,Just received per steamer Cora. a
 V superior lot of Knives and Forks also Pocket and Bowie Knives. and for sale by March al '57 HITTT & POPE
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

{ IL persons indebted to the undersigned are re
 n qne"ed To com" forward and pa, up immediate lv l. expect to % east in few days and hope al will he prompt. FIELD x DOLBY Fabrn9rv lrh IS57.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
..M.oa,he Ilnme ManuIacinrs!!

PRINTS
 s+NANCY PRINTS loo pieces. received and fol \ sale bv lIUrT & POPE.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
.TtTE OF ARK ANSAS. |

V V III IT J the Circuit Court. in and for Randolph county Tn the State of ArkMlSa>, at the November term tn reef loji. before the Hon. William C Bcvcn> Judge of the 3d Judicial Circuit of said State tll. following among other proceedings were had ,lld done tu wit: sarah Cochran. NS, ! Ill for Divorce.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
UAiSDW ARE,

UARDW WARE. EHUTT X POPE in ai,li ion to their former .A \ stock. have just received il com pete g s ~nr;meut of articles in the Hardware line con V -istiug of IIand Saws. AugerS Chisscls Waldron's Grain and Grass Scythes Arms Long Handle Shovels Manim Perks. Horse Ra~ls Ba-t Files, Taper do Waffle Irons, Nail and Shoe Hammers. Breast and Log Chains Rifle Gun Locks, Brad. Tacks. Butts and Screws all of which they will sell low for cash March '57
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

FtttTiiE.tS. HAA lbs. Fresh Feathers. inst received and for RVO sale by FIELD & DOLBY. March l7th 1857. Horse and Mule Collars. q Dog Hog Skin, Horse and Mule Collars. inst re O ccived anl for sale by FIELD x DOLBY. March l7 '57.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
MONEY!! NONEY,,,

800 BUSHELS SEED OATES. nN hand and for sale 3o0 bushels seed oates. in V fine orler For sale by
 Feb. l0 1857. & IT. TICKER
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
NEW SHOES,

'EIIE undersigned have inst received per steamboat i Fitzhugh Ladies and Gcnleuc>' Kip and Goat Slippers and will sell it redu .el prizes
 March IT NEWBERN & HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

iGaaaWat N.tIcu.
 NV AS committed t. the iaii ot Yrll comfy eh, W Arkansas oil the 27;h day nt February fl5 A. D. ls57: negro mat calling lis n..uc aS& GEORIE. Sil n'trni- ab iuc r. years of are. Very black feet iurhc, hgh s,cgl> about ljl lbs :am, eaH> that he belongs to Mr. iliii, merchant of Gam dcu Oiacitu comfy. AI k4Ii>,t>.
 Said negro hai ou when committed oll woo lat old c,~uet colors hard to distinguish: ol cotton pants. nearly worn out: und shoes, nearly il pieces. Sail uegro'>aYs that when taken two othcI runaway, were with Aim--one "f them l half hrcc' Indian. name Cherokee, the other nluIatto, nalneu Martin -aA b.i"uEuy tn the same man.
 The owner i' hereby requested to come forward prove propcfty, pay charges and take him away.
 JOSEPH GAULT sheriff
 ani .jaior of Yell county. Ark. Danvillc Yell coGnty. Ark, 4th Match U. 22 ';,n.-C'>t of adv S2i "r < per week.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
DO BE EAR,S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
ioo canal street, New Orleans.
 POUNDED lS33 I

lFOU NDFD 1852 ls OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. faNlE establishment is intended mainly Mxs T" 4 for Adults Ladies and Gentlemen. SE=-zs and Youths. whose time iS very valuable anu II is so arranged that persons who wish to learn ENGLISH. FRENCH. SPANISH GERMAN or
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES:
 Or PENMAN>IlIP
 BOOK KEEPING
 MATHEMATICS.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
DEANS EXTRA,

SUPERIOR rectifed Whisky by the barrel and half C barrel just received per steamer Hickman. and for sale low by J. A. klNNEAR.
 March 10 '5T
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24
FEW MORE LIFT

tFNIVE.N- T HE >uhseijheis alc now in iccilt of full ~;oc ! f e.u cii~N'ie couW~i>e a.Io,>t cvcI, thin coming Gntl lhc had If tlecyl'> and Gluso Wu, ;! !. ni.i b. ~'ii cheap for y.>h
 M,rh v 'a7 NEWBELN te HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

SA F have in-' reel l>cd urr opened il large l,t C " Hardware. wlth Nci,. .llXiou u> to g,t rid o'
 n. win >"ur .a~h anal hty from NEW BEN ( llG IFS N an ~tr.4t VI ,rr.i
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

STONE WAKE. A QUANTITY Of Stoneware. such as large ,Jars "A and Churns, large and small Jugs, Milk Pans etc.. on hand and for sale low at
 J. 4. KINNEAR'S March 10 '51 Cheap Store Main street
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

NO HUMBUG DRUGS, DUT something that every family should be sup ID piled with to keep sickness away from them selves and their stock, Dr. Champions Fever and ACue Pills; Dr. Champions Cathartie Pills; Dr. j. II. MeLean's Strengthening Cordial: Dr. McLean's Nolcanic Oil Linimcnt and the Mex- can Mustang Eminent:
 All the above well known and tried Medicines to- gether with variety of other medicines in common use, on hand and for sale at
 J. A. KINNEARS March '57 Cheap Store Main street.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

For forms of proposal guarantee. and certificate alsoin>tructions and requirements he embraced ii the contracts advertisement of the 2d instant il pamphlet form. at the plinc a post offices and ul. tn. ad yer ti>emeut of January 8 1854 of routes il Arkansas etc. JAMES CAMPBELL
 March ln 5T 4w Postmaster General
The true Democrat., 1857-03-24

UST received per steamer Dardanee. superior o lot of Furniture Prints, Solid Black Prints, ga- Van beached Drill hleached Jeans. Corset do. Birds hle Diaper and for sale by uUTT & POPE. Feb. 24. 1857
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25

The INSANE AsYLUM.-The State journal
says the Trustees OF the State Asy lum at their
meeting on Tuesday passed resolution to
re open the Asyl um Tor the reception Of pa
tients, on the condition that the counties or
individual friends Of the patients pay the Asy-
lum at the rate Of TWO DOLLABS per dry for
each It Is not likely the Asylum will be
very crowded at these rates Of board. The
actual cost, as stated in the reports Of the
Institution cor supporting each person is or
dinaIily about 81 per week; why 1t should
be raised to IA when it Is to be pa by the
counties is not explained. At the rate OF
$3.50 per annum, for each lunatic, some
counties would BE- charged from $4,000 10
SIS, 900 for the support OF their lnsnie. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25
HooFLAIn.s GI;RMAN nlrTERs

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
VI. MgLSaIzEg, DoYestOwn, Pa, june 81. 1895 says
Ny wife has been aMictgd with nervous debility
september. 1851 since which time have been unable to
physician edcne that would TT her ia the
least. until dNy eallet a ths Dr. Harvey. of
ths town. Tor some tlcllre vi iron, and described u hin
wife: then handed lot Of
read Nshieh ioiat o9e aeserih1g yogr 'ieTraan
and an pleased b stt' tar the OF ths B,er has done
than all meaicnes she has
taken . stsh ssni = LAlf dozen bottles -
See adv ertseUent. mhI3
A VALUABLE EENEDY.The unqualified Testimony in ia
DR. Cavanaughs valuable tcine be found
our Advertising column to-da will eOmmen itself the
attcatioa OF alsrs fro the
high ,sition the who makes this
voluntary tribute =; the Dr. - sk -Chic Daily Jour.
The has ci8l refer
ence 20 the certificate of H. y H-SI. Es4..
eicacy CsyaBaughs Pile Save which is advertised
in columns. for sale by
nhl3 KELLER d WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25
snUGoLMe-A Heavy FIvE.-A heavy

SNUGGLING--A HEAVY FIYE.-A heavy
importing firm Of New York was arrested a
few days since charge OF smuggling 4
large quantity OF liquors, &c. into tLat port
The charge having been substantiated, the
smugsled goods were forfeited, and Il fine d
$1,000 was PAID 10y the offenders The
goods consisted of nine hundred and fifty
iour cases OF wine, Gity-one casks and five
baskets OF wine; seven eases SaIdines, and
one case Of leather The names were not
made public. the collector positively refusing
10 furnish the information. Such arrests and
convictions are not at all uncommon, although
the public seldom hear OF then. This Sc
crecy is accounted for by the New York
Times as follows:
~By an arrangement Of the smugglers with
the custom house officers, their names are
kept secret upon condition of prompt pay
ment of the penalty, and so the s:nug5 ler>
are made honest men or" and nobody loses
4 by the opsration--;or one-haG only Of the
penalty paid FOR smuggling goods goes to the u
States, the other half is divided between the
collector surveyor. naval officer, and inform-
er. The privacy, then, Is quite essential to
prevent tue inquisitiye public from dlscov.
er.ng how large the perquisItes are fIom this
one branch of profits But, fortunately ioI
history, iiic of the names of parties found
guilty, 4 description Of the goods Struggled
and the penalty paid is kept as u matter o.
legal reeorl in one Of the United States of
fees. BY consulting this lille, we learn the
names of the parties to the case we have
spoken Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25
(e'TA strange affair, resulting in the Dos,

CCT' A strange affair, resulting in the posi-
ble death OF three persons, took place about
three miles from Eddyville, Iowa. on the 10Th
inst. As one of the Western stage comp,n, IS
coaches reached that point, passenger by the
name of JOS. PATTERSON. Jr., from Joliet, III,
in whose previous appearance nothing singu-
lar had been observed, exclaimed, "Why did
you Kill my cousin?" With pistol and dirk
knife he then commenced most terrible on
slaught upon the passengers, mortally wound
ing DR.. TImmCns of Knoxville, Marion county;
Ohio, aud severely injnring Mr. Hylawder,
of Jasper county, Iowa. He was an entire
stranger to all the parties injured, and insani-
ty can only be assigned for the commission o.
the acG. rrrn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25

ply existing laws; and not to amend or change
It. or Judge OF its moral and social influences,
We lament that slavery eXists--,hat such
principles Of law are ever to be applied to hu-
man beings; they are the judicial relies Of the
past. Our own Constitution and jurispru-
dencc have perpetuated them, and we must
reform ourselves, our institutions and laws,
before assailing the Courts for administering
them according to their settled spirit and in
depreciation. One can join in the condemns
ton of the doctrines Of the law, and rightfully
defend the Court for its application of them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25

By an order OF the State Board, at its recent
session, the Branches are restricted in their
discount line, 10 twice and a half their capital,
actually paid inland are instructed. in addi-
ton to their Eastern Exchange, to keep con-
stantly in their vaults an amoEnt of coin equal
to one third oil their circulation
BY this statement, its immediate liabilities
were $3,O65, 6G6; its Immediately available as
SETS, Sl,4S2,S04, which among bankers would
be considered strong showing.