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The true Democrat., 1857-02-10

# How IT Is DoYE.-Everybody knows that shen rain or sleet, or snow, makes a railroad Back slippery, that the engine wheels are ap, slip around without drawing much; but eve- fybody doesn't know how that difficulty is over Zone in slippery weather. Well, large box
 hll of dry sand is placed on top Of the boiler and pipes attached which sit it down very ceheately on the track, just forward of the driv- Hs wheels. This experiment had rather a Ioyel origin, somewhat in this wise:
 ]. A certain poor woman had COW killed by a tfcomotive, but could get no pay for her griev- elS loss. Whereupon, for revenge, she made ne COW all into soft soap, and soaped the track Ef several rods, just where the animal was EDed, and then sat down to enjoy the result Eh due time train came whizzing along like scrazy demon, but suddenly stopped; as though hghtened at the old woman, and though the Ewing wheels fairly buzzed around, the train |abod perfectly motionless. Here was dilem. |ea, and the old woman well nigh went into .serics with laughing. In course of half ar hour the passengers began to get excited and wsx boisterous, for they could not budge an inch either way; when the shrewd dam very quietly proposed that if they would make up . parse aud pay her for her COW, she would in- sanity send them on their way. In a very lew minutes three times that amount was a
 Der disposal. She then took a bucket fuli O ssh and sprlnk led the soap all over with it, anC ihe train went on without further difficulty.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
DIR. EASTERLY.S FEVER AND AGUE KILLER
The Great Western Rpmedy for


 Aguc and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Aque, In termitent and hemittcnt Fever. asd every form of Fever incident to Bilious Climates. THE most perfect and inalbe remedy vet for ! the speedy and permanent of Ague and Feveri. Dr. Easteriy's Fever and Ague Killer. This popular remedy has been before the puhic fr years, and during that time, il has cured more than
 One Hundred Thousand Cases. Which has fully established it's peemnent in all parts of the West the best and only reliable remedy for this dread disease
 This medicine is compound of the potent for Fever and Asue known to the civilized world Dr. Eastery's Fever and Ague Killer will cure the worst cases, no matter how long standing, or how bad. In has failed cure, far as heard from in few hours after taken, and person ever known to the second Chill an Fever after using when used accod ing to directions It Is perfectly harmless the most deli cate constitutions and be safely given to the most infant. ~ Reader have the Ague and Fever! If so delay not delay not the of this medicine; delays be sides runous to the constitution Use Dr. Easefy and Ague Killer, and it will cure you
 J Pamphlets containing certificates showing the mt quailed merits of this medcne be obtained ote gratis Prlce, Sl per bottle; or six bottles for s5.
 IT ' liberal deducon nade to Druggists and Nerchant, who buy to sell again.
 Prepared by Dr. Easterly, of Third and Chestnut streets, St, Louis, iIo.
 For sale by McAmont Druggists Little Rock and by rusgs and Dealers in Medicine generally throughout the United States.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS. ]
 COUNTY OF MONROE.
1o dll DhOna it may concern.

JOHN P. .SHERRELL administrator of the e. l, tate of George Mabeiry. deceased, late of the county of Monroe, knowing that an equal dvi,on of saves belonging to said cannot be made in kind and that William K. Ma5erry Mrs. Mary c. Terry Mrs. Terressa A. Cooke, Mrs. Nancy F. Rogcrs, and Mrs. Lucinda A. Randals, being distributes of said e>tatc and are residents of this State
 l do therefore notify William K. Maberry, Mrs. Mary c. Terry, Mrs. Terrcssa A. Cooke, Mrs. Nancy E. Rogers, Mrs. Lucinda A. Randas, and all whom it may conern, be notified by publishing in the True Democrat, published at Little Rock for two success sve weeks the republication to be at leastsx weeks before the next term of Probate Court of Monroe county, Arkansas notice that application will be made at the April term of this court A. D. lS57 for an order authorizing the administrator of said estate to sell said slaves and distribute the proceeds among the distributes of said estate.
 All person. having any interest in the said estate and William K. Maberry, Mrs. M. C. Terry Mrs. Ter ressa A. Coke, Mrs. Nancy F. Rogers Mrs. Lucinda A. Randals, these in particular, will therefore take notice, that an application will be made to the said Probate Court at the April term, A. D. 1857, for erder to sell said slaves and distribute the proceeds us aforesaid.
 JOHN P. SHERRELL, Adm'r of
 the estate of George Maberry. decd.
 January 29th. 1857 lS-3t Cost of adv. $S)
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Married-Bv R. C. Tbomnson oso :.

Married-By R. c. Thomson. esq on the 3d of Feb, 1857, in Jefferson county. a, the residence of R. Mccall, MT. EDMUND ARCH. ARD to Miss FRANCES BARBECUE.
 In this city, by Jas. D. Fitzgerald, esq.,, Mir. CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, of New Orleans, La. to Mrs. MARY DUNN-of this city.
 In Conway county, Dec 31st, by the Rev. George Benedict, Mr. R. N. HOGAN to Miss MARY E. DowEL.
 By the same, at the residence of Mr. William Borden, esq, on the lst inst, Mir. D. N. DAw- SON to Miss SARAH E. A. HENDERSON, all of Conway county.
 At "The Valley" in Nottingham district, Md, on Tuesday morning, by the Rev. Mr. Chew, RoBT. w. HARpER. esq, of Little Rock, Ark, to Miss LAURA, daughter of the late w. B. c. Warrington of Prince Georges county.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
DERANGEMENr OF TuELIyE,i.

Is one of the most common, well the most for midable of diseases known to American physicians. It had for years attracted the closest attention of the medical faculty in all parts of the United States and yet up to the time of the discovery of Dr. MLanes great Specific, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts burgh, Pa., it almost beyond the reach of mcdi cal skill. Thousands have perished without even a hope of relief, and although thousands may yet be destined to feel the dreu effects of this most com plicated disease, is now thanks to the search of Dr. McLane, most completely brought within the scope of medical control. The proprctors Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa of the Liver Pills feel confident that they offer remedy which has been fully tested by time, and which has never failed of success when fairly tried.
 .a5 Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR M'- LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. manufac- tured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills now before the public. Dr. MLane's genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vermtugs can now be had at all respectable drug None genuine witAout the s}gnatu5e~ FLEMING BROS.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
LADIES! READ THIS! Dr. HO0per's Female Cordial,

safe and sure remedy for Female Complaints arising
 rom debility such as lrtesuarty Suppression of the plexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves Fnrhtfnl Drean and all diseases caused by Colds Checked Pefsp, ton Exces"es, over excement Thousands of females have been cured by this Cordial after prescriptions of their physicians had failed and the disease all remedies. ~ No Female who is afflicted with any disease above named or any Iresuarity of the Monthly Periods will be just to heIseiI @ II she does not use DR. HOOTERS FEMALE and it will effectually cure you UI Price sl per bottle, or six bottles for 8.
 ' Prepared and sold by Dr. Eastery, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Lotus, Mo, seie proprietor
 Tor sale by J. McAmont Druggist, Little Rock and by Drngss and Dealers in Medicine generally throughout
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1SrEREsTIsG CAsE.-The Ftgative Sla,t hc-The Louisville Courier, of the 2Oth ult., ss:
 4 he suit brought by the negro Rosetta. who eaped from the Rev. Mir. Dennison, of this E' against ex- United States Marshal Robin. a' was before the court in Cincinnati on Sat NHay and submitted The plaintiff claims tc zoSer the statutory penalty of $500 under tho U' secaon of the habeas corpus act, for re-a eOng her on the same caption after she haC
 dlScharged under a writ of habeas corpus s ,,,ooihson, In his answer, sets up full copy
 .ne recod in the proceedings before U. $
 llm'ssloner mn Pendery, and relies upon it a, | 'utuang his defence. The question is I 7'ner the order of the Commissioner is sui
 'L. 70 par the plaintiff from recovering the ;s.. ag' thus bringing up incidentally the whole
 '3ea of the fugitive law.
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE WAREROOMS! The Largest Establishment in the South, at Nos. I'll and 173 Canal Street.


 Nos. I'll and IFS Canal Street.
 ALL NEW STOCK!. VNHE undersigned having opened large ~ssyssS II and splendid assortment of NEW SOUTHERN FURITURE, zzaAsHa is prepared to supply the trade and families on the most reasonabls terms. This being the only new stock in the city purchasers will find it to their ad- vantage to call and examine the goods, and learn the price hsfore purchasing elsewhere.
 Will keep constantly on hand MARBLE, SOFA and CENTRE TABLES,
 Extension Tables of Mahogany,
 Walnut and Oak, and of all sizes; Rose wood and Mahogany Work and Card Tables:
 ESSING TABLES, WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES Oak, Mahogany and Rosewood Sideboards Bureaus of Walnut, Rosewood < Mahogany ARMoIRs, WRISTBANDS, BEDsTEADs Parlor Chairs Tete -Tetes, Ottomans Divans Easy Chairs. Rockers. Ftegeres: Secretaries and Book cases; Oak and Walnut Office chairs Dining room Chairs, Childrens' Chairs and Rockers; Mahogany and Walnut Tea -poys and Light Stands. HAIR, MOSS AND SPRING MATTRESSES.
 LooKISG-GLA ASSES AND MATING, Rosewood and Mahogany Paror Sets; together with every article usually found in Furniture Ware house.
 This is entirely establishment. and no old stock on hand. Purchasers will find 1t greatly to their interest give this call before buying eisewhese the Proprietor is confident that he can offer them styles of the fashionable furn- iture. more substantially made and at greater bar gains than any other house in the city.
 CIlAS. A. STEWART NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1855. feb 10 's7--lv
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Pa,rouize Home Mannfactnrs, !

WOOL CARDING done to order from and after w the 20th of this month Ase Wool Rolls, Cotton Yarn, Superfne Flour and Seconds, on hand and for sale at the Factory in Pike county three miles North Of Murfreesboro.
 N. B.-Furs, Peltry, Hides. Beeswax, Bears Oil, Cotton, Wheat and Produce generally, received in payment
 ARKANSAS MANUFACTURING CO., Ian 3 ,.lI If AIrfraes pil.a Arl.
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New Goods! New Good.

New Goods! New Good '! EUST received per steamboat lzHy,z- C Cora, direct from New York S1.gssx and New Orleans A& N& 2Oo sack Salt. large and b'clld @yAl Ns 40 sacks best Rio Coffee; 1000 lbs Cotton Yarn; S700 yds A Pacific Shooting: 1900 7-S pittsfeld Shirling: l23S ''1S do Drilling: 2loo & A and 7-S Brchd Shrting and Sheeting; 10 pss: 10 and F l-i do Sheetng:
 % " A Unbleached Sea Island do: lo cases Mems Best Brogans assorted; 10 '' Boots
 z Boys All of which will be sold at cash prices by Feb 10 '5T FIELD d5 DOLBY.
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Sale of Lands for Non-Payment of Taxes IN DREW COuNTY. STATE OF ARK ANSAS.

sand ' and he n @ ofeah rac
 
  n on n A. D. unless  oday if r a O r will be fsaidta
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0Uackery.

0 think not to physic that quack'ry's confn'd, All the world is 8 stage, and the quacks arc mankind. There's trade, law, and state quacks; nav, would we but search, We should find, heaven bless us, some ouacks
 in the church.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10

THE SECOND MURDER AT THE STATE PR1. scN.-The Boston Bee, iii its issue of Thurs day, thus discourses on the tendency of ,Baita. hr, even in criminal matters, of mankind: HsWe gave full warning the other day, after the murder of Deputy Warden Walker, of Charles town State Prison, that ere long another mur- der, would be committed by the convcts.- What was prophecy, is now sad, horrible reality ! We argued from strange tendency and Mysterious law of human nature, which has too often been overlooked by the physiologist Furious facts have come to light in respect to thS inscrutable tendency or morbid desire of imitaton In Paris, in the hospital of the h. valldes, 1t was found necessary to cut down a certain pillar, for one man hung himself there on, and six others initiated his example
 Schools have been disbanded on account of certaln spasmodic action becoming invoIuntari- k contagious In certain small town ip \ ew Hampshire, man committed suicide and in q ytar or two several followed his example We how young man who witnessed hanging and went home and hung himself. Within three mouths fmitat1onat suicide have been com nitted several times in this very State, we have bod reason to believe
 # Now, We contend that this terrible contagor o murder is prevailing in Charestown State Prison. And the fact that some of the convicts naDifestcd satisfaction when the deed was
 omm'tted, and the letter of McGee to the chap.
 hn, are evidences of this, or what is as bad 8
 cpnspiracy to murder the officers.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
SALE OF LANDS FOR NoN-PAYMENT OF TAXES


 state authority as the he atth Cou-hou SO o aidh hal have been o frdf foae
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10

-Go-LW LW scIENcE-Phrenology Exaggerated.
 i uian writers are discussing anew science.
 l F " some unpronounceable name which ,r. nus'ish 7, means "the Physiognomy of the oa. -nAn ' orm.' Its theory is that the body in- sct": a'sS n ih great degree the quality and cha -1eils'les of the mind. That not phrenology, ',3 Soghomy, and temperament are to be taken v account, but the whole frame-ebow, 'saIger, chest. and back; face and heal, etc., '.uaied carefully in detail, are as indicative o .uaracter in man, as they are of speed and oaom in horse.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
POCKET BOOK LOST

PY tho subscriber in Little Rock, about Ty7yZ ES the 2Sth January, 1857 containing Es+Es Z deeds, receipts. and the following notes: gss.sA4y One on jnletta Seat for recollccted sl04: one on Saml. White, {Frcnehman,) payable to J. J. Rankin, for $200; one L. Gibson pavable to Jas NJ. E. Johnson, for BIO; one on Washington Massen- gill, payable to myself, SS; one on Jas NJ F. John son, payable to myself, $lo one on Erasmus Ford, payable to myself three notes, s30 one on John W Ferguson, payable to John l. Rankin for sl5o Any person finding said pocket book, and having 1t at the True Democrat office or at the store of Fed polley. will be suitably rewarded.
 Feb .57 2w JOHN GREATHoUsE. JUST Received and keep constantly on hard an O assortment of Groceries consisting Of Sugar Cor fee, Tea, Rice, Soda, Salerstus Indigo, Madder fearl Starch, Fancy Soap, Resin Soap, Liquors of all brands, etc. for sale by
 Jan ? '57 D. L. o'CoNNELL 6: co.
 CAIRO AND FULTON K. R. OFFICE,
 Little Rock, January l6th, 1857. order to afford to those who may wish to become II interested as Stockholders in the Cairo and Fulton Railroad and thereby participate in the oraut lands made by Congress to aid in its construction m op- portunity of doing so; the following local aqents have been appointed and duly authorized by the com pany to receive subscriptions to its captal stock to wit:
 Dr. JonS E. ALLEN Batesville, Independence county RICHARD FATrERLY, Rso., Little Rock Pulaski '' Col: R. MARTIN, Princeton. Dallas Maj B. F. HENpsrRAD. Woshington. Hemp,ead hon, DAyIn KORAN, Paraclifta, Seyer |" aiso, ghe following travelling ogents, to wit: Coi. r.. C. DYR and l. M. MooRE. ESQ.,
 EDW. CROSS,
 Jan % '51. President c. and F. R. R. Go.
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EnTyCE

A IL those indebted to the undersigned either by A note or account, are requested to come forward and pay mp. in two weeks from this date they will find their claims in tie hands of officer. We pay us- We also out of Leathcr, and want mo- ney to buy more. So pay mp, and save costs
 SULLIVAN as SHILLCUTT. January 24, 1857 13-2w
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CAIRO AND FULTON K. R. OFFICE.
 :tkl. I1.-I- I........--. :, IL
TO RANK DEBTORS.

tI\fiE undersigned have hand some State Bonds A for sale, for cash or credit, on terms and in amounts suit purchasers having fractional sums ts pay either of tho Banks Of this State
 WATKINS dS GALLAGHER. Little Rock Sept 80 '5s- Am
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$S5O,OOO

ty The auditor of Missouri states that the nsus just taken will show that the State has Population of 900,000 In 1850 it was 6S2, W; in 1852 it was 722, ,37l.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA.

ANOR the rapid cure eff Coughs. A MssG H' Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis.
 WGNSZR Whooping Cough, Asthma and
 ~ 2 consumption, is universally (A known the best remedy ever yet F& discovered for every variety of 7(0~A tuimonary disease. So wide is G@n32.DA the held Of its usefulness and so numerous the cases of its cures that almost every section of the country boupds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the nps hv It's use hen once tried its superiority over every other medicine of it's kind is too apparent to escar ooservation, and where it's virtues are known. tte puoc no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for hedlstressing and dangerous affections of the mimo IVY organs which are incident to our climate Rx umely use many, nay almost all attacks of disease the Lungs or throat, are arrested and thps ara nrrra,,amany thousands every year from permatnrs Si'1 No family should Dc without it. and tboseI NH, ,eglect to provide themselves with remedy bave ,ds of this dangerous class of diseases viii of tbe s,rSo deplore 1t when it is too late Proofs not he sing efficacy of the Cherry Pcctoral need ;nr nron,s ; the American peoplc-th have iv wisb to road iery neighbordood. But those who baai,h b,s haonn n statements of those whose whole savad h, t., ,sa tored and whose lives have been manac which the a find them in my American Al gratis for every one. io" ii"rico has to iufhlsh Prepared by Dr. j., ., rn II. E. Farnswoytb < fA1.MONT, Little Rock,
 Co.,, New Orleans, and by Memphis; J. Wright X the State. 'ents in every county in |
 DV,
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Corruption in New York!

hnposa bonds allowed to New York Herald ' r services to J. c. Fremont as candidate
 the Presidency, $25O,OOO ,o do. New York Tribune, 25O,OOO b do. New York Daily Times, 150OO0 h do. N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, 15OOOO D. do. New York Evening Post, 5O,OOO
 Total, $s5OooO
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
Great Excitement Prevailing all over the

Great Excitement Prevailing all over the Country in consequence of the tremendous success of McLcan's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It is s,,percedno every nimen and remedy for tha cure of local pains and external diseases. Hundreds of confirmed crip- pies have been made to walk by its use, many that suffering for years with old chronic sores and have tried in vain the many remedies and Linments now before the public, have been permanently cured by the use of a few small bottles oi McIeans Cele- bratcd Eminent.
 It is no longer an untried remedy, bnt fixed and immortabe" " fact, certified to by the ytAoaSaads that have used it, that McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Is the best liniment that has ever been discovered and the only reliable remedy for the spec dy and permanent of Sores of all kind Swellngs or any local pains on man or animals. Livery Stable Keepers, Farmers, Draymen and all that have the charge of horses should keep supply constantly hand, to be used in time of need.
 PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.
 In consequence of the increasing demand for this valuable hnment, 1t is now put in twenty five cent bottles, fifty cents and dollar bottles The fifty cent bottles contain three times the quantity of the twenty-five cent sze and 80 on ill proportion to their that purchasers will money by getting the larger size.
 All orders for the Volcanic Oil Eminent must be addressed to the proprietor, JAMES II. MCLEAN, St. Louis Mo.
 For sale by J. J. MoALMONT.
 Feb 10 1857. feb l0-lm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. vENIIE undersigned. Executrix of the late Roswell Becbe. and by his will duly authorized, offers at private sale any and all Ian Is and town lots owned by him, on reasonable terms, for cash, on credit. Apply to Messrs. Watkins GS Gallagher Little Rock, Jan l3th -6m JULIA M BEEBE.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10
FRESH FIGS.

S0 DRUMS fresh figs, received per Arkansas, fol pO sale by
 Feb. 10, 1857. RAPLEY, HANGER x co. |.
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Sale of Lands for Non-Payment of Taxes, IN POPE COuNTY. ARK ANSAS.

describe a y
 be fndC Netro of door, nsiio MOndayO off De epaiibe etlatt
 the ehoo o'clock .ofs frmd hd. ofeed6 6r
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

" A ~ @4@sA9S&4 A6NTAkJ ,.sssssasss:s:. z!Es: sIIs.. lFukNIsHED BY RAPLEY, HANGER & col
 Arrivals. Feb l. Dardanelic. from Fort Smith, 2--Aiice. from Fort Smith.
 o-Cora No ,, from New Orleans 4-Low Water, from New Orleans fixed Wing, from Fort Smith. 4-Umpire No. 3, from Fort Smith. 4-Arkansas, from Napoleon. 5-Luey Robinson, from New Orleans. 5-Pecan, from New Orleans. 6-Cora No. ,, from Tttsworth Landing. 7-S. Il. Tucker, from Napoleon.
 Departures. Feb. Is. H. Tucker, for Napoleon. 2-Dardancllc, for New Orleans '' 2-Alice, for New Orleans 3-Cora No. 2 for Fort smith. 4-Low W ater, for Fort Smith s 5Umpire No. 3, for Napoleon. 5-ked Wing for Cincinnati 5-Arkansas, for Napoleon. 5-Lucy Robinson, for Fort Smith. :. 6-Pelican, for New Orleans. 7-Cora No. 2 for New Orleans < SIS. II. Tucker for Fort Smith, sg River rising rapidly.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-10

February 3, A. p. 1851. Sos. of adv. ssl %
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WILLIAM c. MURPHY, Sheriff sxocio collector and for Randolph county Akanas
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DROPOSALS FOR BONDS! EXECUTIVE Of
FICE Rouge, April l. ls57.-By virtue of the Act
General Assembly Of the State of Louisiana entitled IAN
certain Debts of the State approved 18th March,
1851 pursuance particularly of the provisions of
the Cd and t thereof NOTICE hereby given that
sealed proposals will received until the first day July next
at IL meridian the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED
BONDS (more or less) of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH
of Of louisiana having forty to and bear
ing the of six payable semi
annually day of January and the first day of July
Of each year.
receivable by the security for the circulation Of
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
proposals for said exchange shall be directed 10 the Au
dor Public and the Treasurer of the State and
must be Proposals for Exchange of Bonds" Said
proposals opened the first day of July by the
Auditor and Treasurer in the of the Governor and
exchange will awarded to the bidder bidders who
offer the most advantageous terms The Governor however
of rejecting all the bids and to direct
new advertisements for proposals.
ton Bonds be issued under the aforesaid act which
can never diverted any other purpose whatsoever.
[Sgned] ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE.
[Sgnedl G. f. GRENEAUX, State Treasure,
fSgnedl s. F. MARKS, Auditor
BY the Governor:
TSenedl ANDREW S. HEBRON,
TLS} fall tJyll Secretary of State
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AUCTION SALES. ,

VERY PROFITABLE INvEsTMENT-HEERY HOPKINS
ct ais. Charles VIM. Hopkns-Sae to effect partition.
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND SLAVES In the
parish Of Ponte Coupee, the Mississippi river, below
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For ali particulars with regard individual ric aud rights
to manufacture Sell fo other States apply 10 the undeT
rd A. his Boiler Mandatory, III Es street where
Eoe of every description on H. sortst ngcc
as 3m DAVID i. fONLhh'
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ACKSON RAILROAD SHARE

BY N. VIGNIE. Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, goth inst. at IL o'clock NJ,
~ in the Rounda of the ST. Louis Hotel
creditors of Charles Geheeb, will he sold
TEN SHARES OF THE JACKSON RAILROAD and a
LOT Of amounting H. per inventory the
auceneer's office.
ESeTERMS-CaSh jell st