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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

a Masonic Lodges in Little Rock. r. H @ " -- ', MAsNoLIA Lopez No. 6o.-GRANvILLE Mo- PETERSON, IT. N
 GRAND LODGE OF ARKANsAs-L. E. BARBER C: H., T. D. MERRTCK, c. See.
 UNION CHAPTER No. 2.-E. II. ENGLISH. H. p 1RANs CHAPTER OF ARKANsAs--E. II. ENGLISH, <, C. H P A. S. HUEY C. Sec OCCIDENTAL COUNCIL k. & s. NJ. No. IL. E. BARBER, C. M
 HrGH DE PAYENs CoMMANDERY, K T. No. 1.-L. E. BARBER. C1De
 ACACIA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. IA & A. R.-L. E. BARBER C. M
 KEDRoN COUNCIL PRINCES OF JERUsALEm. No. L. E. II. ENGLISH, A J ".
 EXCELSIOR CHAPTER ROSE CRoIx No l-G C. WATKINS, ?. IT, M
 GODFREY DE ST. OMER. CHAPTER KNIGHTS KA- DoscH, No. !. Il. E. BARBER, Or. Com.
 Odd Fellows Lodges.
 FAR WEST LODGE. No. 1.-Regular meeting every Saturday evening. Hall on Scott st.. between Mark. ham and Elm. FA. SARASIN. " C. PIKE LODGE. No. l2-- Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. Hall Scott st between MarH- ham and Elm. F. 0. HOOPER. " q eRKANsAs ENcAMPMENT, No. 2.-D. L. O'CONNEL, C. ?. GRAND LODGE OF ARKAUsA.-WM H. ETTER. 4. N., JAS. A. HENRY C. See. Druids. .r)AuRoRA GROVE No. l. U A. o. D. Hall on Mark ham, regular meeting every Wednesday, at o'clock. p' ln. until further notice. J. BEAR, ~ 4.
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THE ARKADELPIIA INSTITUTE FOR
 T H B ND. REV T l. HOTTCK ppryc,p,r


 'EHE undersigned Trustees of the Arkansas Insti- | tute for the BLIND of both sexes take pleasure m announcing to the friends of those afflicted with blindness. and to the public generally that they have secured the services of the Rev'd THo's L. HorcE, an experienced teacher of the blind formerly oi the Institute at St. Loais Mo-. and also have pro- cured suitable books machinery and materials, with commodious building for the accommodation of large number of pupils. The Scholastic year will comprise one session of ten months commencing on the hrst Monday of January next. The course of n- st:uctions Is divided into three departments viz: lSt The intellectual which comprises the ordinary branches ot m English education. music etc.
 2nd The Industrial, in which the pupils are taught several appropriate mechanical arts
 Sd The household, in which the pupils are taught. becoming personal and social habits. The terms of Tuition and board per session of ten months will be Sl60 co.
 Parents guardians making application for the admission of pupil must name the P. o.. address of the parents or guardian of the pupil and their resi- denee. The name and age of the public at what age they became blind and from what cause-if they are susceptible of intellectual culturc-are they free from bodily deformity. and all infectious diseases. what are their personal habits and moral character Any information iii reference to the Institute mar be obtained on application to the Principal President Secretary.
 The several papers of Arkansas friendly to tho success of this institution will please copy
 REV. TliOS |. HOUCK, PRINCIPAL
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Dee l5, '5S.
 Christmas Books for Little Folks. A UNIT Oddemadodd's whispers lst and 2d series; "A Laughable looking glass '' Bessie and Jessie: Picture scrap book. Pleasing picture books; Naughty boys and girls; Butterfly ball; Books of games and sports: Domestic animals Wonderful history of three little kittens; Old Mother liubbard Cock Robin and Jenny Wren; Old woman and her pig; House that Jack built; Little Arthurs holidays; Little old woman; Story of Mister Fox; Wonders of nature and art; Home picture books; Railway A B c; Scripture alphabet; Garden flowers;
 FOR OLDER CHILDREN. The christ born, a christmas story) My mother Boy turned into monkey: Evil deeds and evil consequences; Robinson Crusoe; Swiss fainily-Robinson; Giant killer: Rose bud; Pet annual; Running bird; Rambles of rat; Paul and Virginia; Travelsin Tartary; Uwquara tale of the Esquimaux; Hudson's bay; Arabian nights; Life of Paul Jones; Sanford X Merton; Vicar of Wakefield; Young fur traders; Coral Island; Book of Parlor-Jnmes; Play and study; Willis the pilot: Roby family; % One hundred animals; Instructive gift; Woodsworth's cabinet of curious things. And numerous others for sale at the book store. Dac o2 1s5e JNO. +. REARDON.
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! D RM MS 0F AnVERTISINE

S9bsefiDers already books can avail themselv
 e,e rates, by paying ID arrearages and forming cul st club rates, payments must sl7ays 5e in adrarce
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Mourning Collars.

By the Governor:
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of State. Jan. 5, 1859. 2t
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SALE OF SLAVES,

SALE OF SLAVES. TENEE undersigned, as administrator of the \ estate of Benjamin Goss, deceased will on fke Tuesday, the first day of February A. D. 1859. .ES at the door of the court house, in and for the N county of Montgomery, in the town of Mount Ida sell at public auction, the following slaves belonging to the said estate, to wit Abraham, aged about 24 years Maria aged about IS years and her infant child; Eve Ann. aged about l5 years; Israel. aged about II years; Frank, aged about 33 years Minerva aged about 30 years. and her infant child; Duev, aged about years; Nelson, aged about years; Will liam, aged about years: Rody, aged about $ years; Mary aged about years; and Matilda, aged about years.
 Terms of sale, CASH before delivery
 ELIJAH B. GOSS. .4dnn'r
 gf Me eState of Be,J Goss deceased. Montgomery county, goth December, 1858. Jan ,. '59-4t
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Warren MaIe and Female Academr.

'NlE above institution will be open for the recep- A uon of pupils on the fourth Monday of January The scholastic year will consist of two sessions of twenty weeks each; and pupils will be charged from the tune Of enterancc to the close of the session ex- cept in eases of protracted sickness evidence of winch, must be furnished to the principal.
 TERMS PER SESSION. orthography, Reading, Writing and Arith- metic ,;......;...................... slO % Grammar. Geography, Composition and Flo cution,; ............. Is % Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy. As
 tronomy Chemistry, Mineralogy, Geog-
 raphy Logic Rhetoric, Political Econo- my, Algebra, Geometry. Surveying, etc.. 20 O0 Latin, Greek and French Languages. es...... 25 co Contingent fee for each pupil. .......... %
 Rev. A. L. CRAWFORD. Principal
 Miss SALLIE s. HARRINGTON. Asst. Warren. Ark. Jan l9. 1858. l7-tf
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From st. Louis by $. B. Violet. TWENTY-FlVE VIE bbls. Flour St. Louis City mills, 1 bbls. Pilot Bread,
 Butter Crackers, ': $ <: ::. Boxes Cracknel's Biscuits, 64OO Spanish Cigars,
 Reg Sugar Pam Tobacco, # Fig Leaf < 6Z Boxes M R. J. Basins, Dozen half Jars Pickles, '' Bottles Tomato Ketchup, '' Pepper Sauce, l Box Southern Bellee Tobacco, l |" Hanle's Delight, Fresh Butter and Eggs, Corn Meat, Sweel Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, 40 Bushels Apples,
 bbl. Honey. Jan, 5, 1859. w. 0. SCRUGGS < BRO.
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Grounded 1S32.) Is. OPENED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

@ THE ESTABLISHMENT Is INTENDED A very valuable, and it is SO sran@sd tbat e nsr ENGLISH FRENCH,
 SPANISH
 0ERMANor
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES:
 Or PENMANSHIP,
 BOOk-KEEPING,
 MATHEMATICS PHOTOGRAPHY, etc. " manner as used in business every day life can do so Tn the shortest time as there are e. rro,essors and apartments for each branch ohe put the best and experienced and A MENfS-a Reception Room elegantly fitted un for visitors upls are never interrupted ia their lessons; and an apartment tor the Pupils of and also Prac using hoom SO that Pupils taking full Course in any h m nese branches can have ten hours practice day. A are tan ght they should be m bu si ness and everyday life. The English French spanish and neiman are now the Commercial languages of the world. anu 'e socia literary and scientific languages the greater part oi Europe and America, daily becoming more inn Portant to all Pupils will be exercised daily in to learn. " my ~ Board can be had with families speaking any of these No institution the United States offers SD great fac,i tes Tor the acquisition the living lanpuag and nract cal education as hls From 400 attend it annually lat at this institution ~ No pains or expense will be spared to make all the de- pariments worthy of the confidence of the public lme required to qualify Teachers from five to gh weeks Oninary course n Penmanshp, from three weeks double and sng entry from four eight weeks; single entry alone, from weeks Ian. gusses' from three to four months Photography, two to four weeks. ' J Planters and coHntry merchants can be able keep ther own books correctly. and understand ANY books in few lessons. It Is the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED IAIES where perons adv in life can in PRIVATE APARTMENTS, with SPECIAL PROFESSOR K, perfect themselves in ANY branch they may desire. Darng the present year persons have attended from Louisiana, Mississippi,
 Texas
 Arkansas,
 California,
 Alabama,
 Georgia,
 Tennessee,
 Kentucky,
 Virginia
 Maryland,
 South Carolina,
 Missouri
 Illinois,
 Ohio,
 Michigan,
 New York,
 Mexico,
 And Cuba.
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The adjournment Of the General Assembly, on the 23d of December, to meet again on the 17th of January, 1859.

HE SIAIE OF ARKANSAS, 7o aU ue Members of tse General Assembly ef sdsd &dte-GREETNG:
 N1HEREAS: It has been made known to the Gov w ernor that disagreement between the two houses of the General Assembly, with respect to the time of adjournment, has occurred; and that many members now absent that there is no quorum in either the Senate the House of Representatives: and whereas, true economy requires that the expenses of the General Assembly should until sufficient number of members can be assembled to constitute quorum in each house.
 Now, therefore, l, Elias N. Conway, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the constitution of said State do here by adjourn the General Assembly the State of Ar kansas to the l7th day of January, A. D. 1859, upon which day all of the members of the Senate and of tine House of Representaves required to semble in their respective places in the legislative halls of this State at the seat of government to plete the unfinished legislative business and to enact such laws as the pbuc interests require.
 In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
 my name and caused the seal of the State IL. s.l of Arkansas to be affixed, at Little Rock,
 this 23d day of December, A. D. 1858.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY By the Governor:
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.
 Jan. 125Q
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NOTICE.

WAS committed to the jail of Cal a. w houn county, the l7th inst aEfEsGsh negro boy of dark color, about feet lOC yHHsS inches high. about 90 years old. Said boy VA says his name is TOM, and belongs to kAS Joseph Byran of Bosser parsh, Louisi- X & ana. The owner is requested to come for V @3 ward and prove property pay charges, k| and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs PJ. RIGGS. Jaer
 of Calhoun county
 Hampton, Calhoun county, Ark, Dec IS, 1858 Jan ,, '59 Cost of adv. S26 co; or S 20 per week
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English and Classical School FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

I1DW AhD oAU Eh, A. M., PRINCIPAL. INHE next session of this School will commence on | the first day of February next.
 The Principal pledges his word. that as heretofore so hereafter he will spare neither time nor pains, to make the School prove such as its name proposes it to be.
 TERMS Tuition in English Branches Clas- sics, Modern Languages Natural Sciences.
 Mathematics etc, per session of 22 weeks $50 co Payable invariably, half in advance, the remainder at the end of the session.
 lo E,trds need be apprehended.
 No Pnpil received for less period than five months Nc deduction made, except in of protracted illness. EDWARD SAUTER. Jan ,. '56-,m.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
J OB WORK

our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work car nor surpassed by any printing establishment in the country
 we nave procured, at cost of sixteen hundred dol lars. one of Isaac Adams mammoth printnp machines fnabies us to do book and especially pampnlet and ivk~nrk m a superior style and at very low prices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12
X Rare Chance.

Rare Chance.
 9NHE E large commodious and eligibly situated Ware II house and Store-house now occupied by Messrs. Rapley, Hanger & Co.,, at the steamboat landing is offered for rent from the first of March, 1859. This house is the best stand in the city for doing forwarding and commission business being so near the steamboat landing that frei Int can frequently be delived from boats into the warehouse, thus saving drayage. As Il business stand it has superior. For further particulars apply to J. FENNO. Dee. 20, 1858. If
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New Goods.

N OUI GEORGE has just received at his his old AA stand general assortment of Dry Goods, Gro ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes He will always keep good assortment of all articles usually kept in the stores in this city and will sell as good terms as any other establishment. Also a new and large lot of Saddlery.
 Dec. 29, 1858.
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DIR. MCCLURE, Ocuiist and Surgeon.

Ocuiist and Surgeon,
 IS now in Batesville Ark, for the pur- ,,,,. | pose of teat5ng diseases of the Eye; ,sMSzssszs those who desire their Eyes examined or 4@ESossSE treated will please call on him. Having ~r1SNS made diseases of the Eye his special study and prac- ce for years feels confident he can give entire satisfaction in every All kinds of sore or in famed Eyes, resulting in granular lids alteration, etc.. opacity of the cornea amalross, films, etc. Also operates for cataract strabismus, pterygium, vascular films, artificial pupils inverted lids staphy oma, etc., inserts artificial Eyes, and also performs plastic operations, operates for tumors or wens and all ether operations usually performed by Surgeons. Office on Main street. in the brick office, one door below II. C. Smiths store. Dec l, 1858. Pm
 Gazette copy one time.
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A CARD.

WOULD respectfully notify all my customers. L who are indebted to me either by note or book account that their accounts ready for their inspection, and circumstances render it necessary that all notes and accounts not settled before the 20th of this month, will pass into other hands for collec tion. J. A. HENRY
 Jdn'Y 9th. 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12
GcocerieS

V1TUCVTitSe R ECElVED per steamer Quapaw, lot of extra AO Coffee and choice brown Sugars; Also, Molasses, in barrels and 1s barrels; bbls crushed and granulated Sugars; boxes fresh Italian Macaroni etc. For sale cheap by KAPLEY, HANGER t co. Jan 5 ,5Q
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 And the applications for the ensuing are larger than any previous season II depends entirely its OWN MERITS for support; while many institutions the South, beaily endowed by the sate, have utterly failed, THIS has continued in crease II Is the INTEREST well the duty of all per sons denthed with the South sustain its institutions of LEARNING, and edncate their children in them. l 7 All persons attend until THEY perfectly SAFES IJ 2 MERCHANTS
 APPLY HERE FOR
 CLERKS and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12

- THE ESTABLISHMENT IS INTENDED 70 A9 mainly Tor Adulis-and Youths, whose time IS sons who wIsh to learn the ~ p
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12

ENROM the subscriber stable in Little Rock. lO A on the night of the 20th December 1858 I4N a dark bay HORSE, years old. about IA hands iigh dark mane and tail-a small saddle mark on his back white under left hind foot lock. When he disappear ed, his tail was tied up. He is good work horse- Ten dollars reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Little Rock, or any information so that can secure the horse. HENRY FISHER
 Jan 5, lS59 St
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NOTICE,

WILL Rent out. for year, the Plantation l known as the Flanagin Place, IS miles below Little Rock on the Arkansas rver-about one hun dred and fifteen acres in cultivaon-to the last and highest bidder. The Rentor to give note with good security. To take place on the 9th January. '59, on the premises. VIM. II. RINGSTAFF
 Jan l. 1895. Jan ,. '59 2t. FXecutor.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

fVt TUIIt.ttFU't Uy tHC UVSCFHV1' STATE OF ARKANSAS: rIN0 the sheriffs of the counties of Jonson Franklin ! Scott, Sebastian, Crawford, Washington, Ben ton, Madison, Carroll and Newton, composing the fourth judicial circuit of the State of Arkansas WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred in the office of Judge of the said fourth judicial circuit caused by the resignation of Felix l. Batson:
 Now therefore, you are hereby commanded, each and every you, to open and hold an election in your respective counties, Monday the 3lst day of January A. D. 1859, to elect Judge of the circuit court within and for the said circuit to fill the cy aforesaid.
 In testimony whereof have hereto signed my
 name and caused the seal of the State of Ar L. S. kansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this 4th
 day of January, A. D. 1859.
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Fancy Books.

TIFT books annuas, souviners of friendship. ele-
 M gantly bound family Bibles, prayer and hymn
 books suitable for christmas years presents. Just received by JNO. E. ABANDON. Dec 1S5S
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NOTICE.

T'IIE Law partnership of Watkins d Gallagher l is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All their unfinished business will be attended to as here tofore. GEO. c. WATKINS.
 GEO. A. GALLAGHER. Little Rock. Arks., January lst. 1852 4t
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day of January, A. D. lS59.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.

| By the Governor: DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State. | ssy All newspapers published within tn 4th ju-
 dical circuit of Arkansas. will publish the above
 writ proclamation until the day of the election
 stated therein-and forward their accounts therefor | to the Executive department for payment. Jan n lShq. 2t
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T R U STEES .
Union Male and Female Institute,
 ihree Greeks. Union County, Ark. o. E. 1RIMBLE, 4. B., Principal.

.. 4. 1RIMBLE, 4. B., Principal. |HHlS Institution. situated in a very bealtbv and rl A moral community, is firmly established - cuefs advantages in the pursuit of liberal edu- eaoil eSeeled by no institution in the south west
 ih lie musical department, superior facilities arc aHorded Tor the acquisition of good and therougb musical education. The instruments used are Nrv and from the best makers. N "''
 Boarding m the principals family for limited number at SD per month. In he neghbcrhood
 For circular and fprthar a. - to sz oo per week principal. '-'
 REFERENoEs-Gen. s. H. Hampstead. A. II. Gar. land esq, Little Rock: W. W. Andrews, esq. K. W. Can't: esq. sam1 Williamson. D. D., Washington: W D. Lee. esq, Fl Dorado: Hon. D. L Killgore W. H. Pendleton Three Creeks.
 Oct. %. 1858. Am
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KpUUCPU 1'rICe. \ WILL now sell the balance of my Coaks and \ Shalls at reduced prices. Come and see.
 Dec. 22. 1858. l.. M. FILKINS. Paper DoIs and paper DOii's Furniture. A DELIGHTFUL and elegant amusement for lit "A tie girls, with full directions how to put them together
 Moveable picture books including " Cock Robin," [" Mother lIubbard,n etc.
 Di~scctei puzzles, among which are ''the life of Christ :" map of Europe" '' the ship" Chrstal palace" map of United States" eighty birds and beasts" < the world" etc.
 Eanoramas of the Holy land, Polar seas, domestic animals alphabets. etc. Golden block alphabets; Game of Mother Goose. And many other interesting things for children- Call at the book store. JON. F.. REARDON. Dec 22. 1858.
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Run here Everybody.

I WISH to inform my friends and customers that | am about to change my present business, there fore offer the whole of my stock at cost, without reserve. It must be closed out without delay. 1 wish to close up in short time possible and all those indebted to me, either by note or account, will please call and settle, l am compelled to have money to settle my own affairs.
 D. B. HANDEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-12
Best Family EIuur.

R ECElVED per steamer Quapaw 40 bbls. best fami- N ly flour; for sale cheap to close a consignment. Apply Immediately to A. J. HUTT.
 Dee. l5, '5S. Main street.
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IUST received from New Orleans .J Is boxes No. soap;
 |" Baltimore oysters;
 dog. Kentucky mustard; 10 drums Smyrnd figs
 boxes leghom citron;
 ? bbl. mackeral, etc. etc. And for sale by M. TANTI. Dee IS '5S
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Raisins and Figs Tyry-t-

RHISIHS anu TIES. FHNW ENTY-FIVE E boxes, halves and whole, Sugar \ and Malaga Raisns, and 50 boxes Figs, in store and for sale very low, to close out the lots by Dec 29, '5S. RAPLEY, HANGER, x co.
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BOOK-KEEPERS. ay he fnund in most of

Navigation (wth practical of in,truments) per month % co " ~ oiSe. .................. 50 % For any of the Languages lesson per day, s2O per
 month; lessons day, s3O do.; learn to read
 write, and also speak Language grammacally Qessons not mited). ..............,... 100 0O Those persons who already .peak a Language and
 wish to write and speak grammaticaly. ..... 50 co
 Strangers are referred 10 circulars for letters from
 Gen Andrew Jackson late President of the United States; Hon. Martin Van Buren, late President of United States; Hon. R. M. Johnson, late Vice President of the United
 States;
 Hon A. B. Roman, late Governor of Louisiana; Hon. James c. Jones, late Governor of Tennessee; Hon John Gale, late Governor of Alabama; Major General E. P Gaines. late U $. Army; Hon. John Bell, U. $. Senate; Kf Rev. Bishop Miles, Tennessee; Rev. Dr. Llndsey, President Nashville University; Rev Dr. Chamberlain, late President of Oakland College, Miss;
 Rev. Dr. Edgar, Tennessee;
 Hon. D. Fri UT, late Mayor of New Orleans; Hon. J. Stockton, late Mayor of MobiIe Rev MT Mr. soeT late President St. Charles College, La; Hon Thomas II Benton, late U. $. Senate; Rt Rev. Bishop Otey, Tenn; Rev. Dr. Howell, Tenn;
 Rev. Dr. Wheat, Tenn; Or they can refer to- Hon. R. C. Wickf, Governor of Louisiana: Han H"m Joseph p Walker, late Governor of Louisiana; Gen. John A. Qutman, do; Hon. Henry $. Foote, do do; Hon. John J. Cdenden, late Attorney General of the Hon. P. %oule, late U S. Senate; Hon. J. Sidell, U. $. Senate
 Hon. George Eustis, late Chief Justice of Louisiana; Hon. F. A. Rost, late Supreme Court, Louisiana; i Hon. A. D. Crossman, late Mayor of New Orleans; Hon Jas Guthrie, late Secretary of the Treasury, U S., 1 C. Roseius, esq, New Orleans Hon. Charles Derbigny. New Orleans;
 Hon. John L. Lewis, late Mayor of New Orleans; Messrs. Ward, Jonas Co.,, New Orleans;
 Barnere x Cc., e Henderson k Gaines, | '' Hewitt, Norton X Co.,, ! C Mann el, White & Co.,,
 Alfred Henuen esq,
 Martin Gordon, jr., John Gauche,
 Dr. Mercer
 Hon. Wm VI. Gwin late U. s. Senate
 Hon. J P. Benjamin, U. S. Senate
 Hon. sam. Houston, late President of Texas; Gov II. C. RunneIs, Texas;
 Hon. Bailie Peyton. Cal;
 Hon. Chas. Scott, Chancellor, Nssissippi; Chapman Coleman, esq, Louisville, Ky; George D. Prentice, esq, Ky;
 A. Graillie, esq, New Orleans;
 Hon. John b. Freeman, Mississpp etc., etc. RUFUS DOLBEAR,
 Sept. 29 1858. 1y 106 Canal street, New Orleans.