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4 In the fruit department the show of apple!
attracted chief attention, and the seyera
los exhibited were very fine indeed. Gu,
old friend Pitnan. Notwithstanding hefhao
his usual fne show Of some thirty varieties.
had To take II back seat. Mr.. Bracket, OF
Denmark. with some forty odd varieties,
took the highest prize, and our old politician,
lawyer aud farmer friend, y. +. Miller. took
the c)nd premium with q certificate from
the Committee hat be had the finest selection
of apples op the -round--to which fact We
can ajsYteiNify, aud moreover shall be very
Happy + sbot any Of oar friend. who viii
ctil at ouF smctna, ocular demonstration
q thaexceiience Of Miller, apples, Of which
We have liberal ~pt cimens.
THIS luu-t suffice for notice Of the arti-
cle- exhibited, although there were many
thing~ beside worthy Of note.
Wednesday evening there was Yer, In
taer>tiu- Reunion Of ftruers at The Matho-
d. Char4h, and the experience given IN,
ami th oh,ery stions N ,de during the course
n the evening, were exceedingly instructive
aud useful
on Thursday, Judge Johnson delivered a
VERY excellent IA lre.s, which was attcntiyell
listened 70 ~ the crowd.
\ meeting Of III Society was held at the
Methodist church during the day, At which
III Old oTr,r. were reelected, to wit
Thas. ". Clapeett. President. Henry G
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Lovers Of Music, Attention.

DRotEH~ok BUCK resp ec'ful Y Informs The cit
Il IL R Of keokuk that he il on b and with a set Il
u me cake HORNS, Tor the purpose Organizing
Bfass Band IA this city and a. he intends 10 rpakr
this place bis resd nee thls is the time 10 improve
the opportunity. The instruments can / seen al tie
Book store ef !. /, Cave 4 Son Main Street be
wecn Third AMI Fourth Straets, Also. Pianos tuned
aud warranted Orders lcf a. j. I. Cave sons
nil be i omptly attended TO-
For f>renc to ". + Colburn. No. Is. west
Fourth g., Cincinnati J Ballh use, No 81 North
Fourth st -, Louis j T. Cave on, Man a.,
.ukuk. WM n
X akuk IT. s, ie5b.-dat
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Ke ,kuk oetob .ls55.-d2x


I ILoPel a lons on tLe e esptcial for 9uabis-
\ rnh., Catarae' and Artificial Pupil. and the
Us ~ Foivpns gni Tumors, perform q ~ b..
SHERMAN oshGe corner of Main and StventA ~.
est. 4 'ts--d
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IT AFING bought out VI s-rs. Cope Co.. W hope
1 he friends q III old N, and th public n
-cnerBt, VIII give a ahar If their pa rsn ge--
,aI. tat the b.st lin delivered
itru's ~ ~ the Old statd, lie ng h first XII u BE-
the posatioa. Ord rs II ". G. Funk-
,ouser's Sto,e VIII receive ptomp' onton.
ZSARI 6C0
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..4t the cate CIT, uat store
i FALL STYLES. In

TrSI ECEINED. ANOTHER LAHGE LOT az
y tents SptF HaTs, waite. r an, orb, irown and
: sex, al style. shap and color. | vii. ss3 hem
hoi and lis i. cnealeSr titan any st.re hthe
y ell. ca aud examine Tor yourselves. Non -
Inn 4 IS iIat. Cheap Com all at the New
Serk ia 1tor. A. &. SHELDON,
sep. ~ ODD Cor. Ma n anu IA streets.
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Zee County Eatr.

PEN ans lde by the l. se County Agrcai-
taral Society, at tbs Annoa' fair in West
Pn.at.
The Fair opened wednesday morning. AID
the delightful autumn weather -eemadto hoye
ia,pycl every body With The dasjre 70 have Il
pleasant ride ana see every oIy e.- ~ tie
Fair So AL h,uis broAa loose AMI from
every direction ths people polrel in,o West
Point, with smiling fac, ana happy hearts,
to attend this great gathering Of the farmers
Of lie Celnty.
II nam s.presan; Was cstimltel to tx
sce ,h,, Of any prcyion, yetr. ana ths ex-
hbitioawa~ accounted on all hands to have
e,lip..l ans thing ever before Witnessed n
the Empire County. Tn public square,
which is enclosed by q hoard fence, ana stI
farther projected from carioas ewes a~ Web
as tr3spassn1 feet, By curtain Of COTTON
ca.h, an.yeeel very goal pl-Pose for ii
exhibition Of s.oel: ami th college baiId-
IN. in the centre 81 III -4uare, WIS Just III
tang IN wa,ca u display fruits, vegetables.
AMI aolchol mtnullc,a-es. As for ac-
comm It,ioa- S.. ,h.p RI, ths waoio toSe
vas cylre.tel mo h)at. for Ill tslon
"a every boly WI. wsicol.l 80 tha hosp
taIitieS Of tn citizen 81 VS., pom. free .
cost. Except alw ~ tb2 resulr TIvagn,,
waarc poor Accommodations AL high peice-
constituted tic order Of I'll dly-}n -h
t,o, as W. can testify from personal ozper.-
l,nce.
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Z NIUNs IHl. y : II y hiFes q. IT. II y
Huston. H1wkins Il Hu ;ton.

~
{( y Iktf44s - LII tan RaI4ls. 90 u sll ~ AND
w tOKW AHDlNG MERCHANTS. Main streef
tive. n FOURTH and IN b. h tt,kuh Ieaa.
W. hav2 amp.e aud -haal keep ful nud
general STICK II t,rvc, fIes and shall b PREPARED %
) sil ulnh tise av,rabe tertas.
shall! also UeHsfaI minis sloH buslne
nj selci' + ens snnenfs - all linds III
ae,cAanA4r ami URiy pf auce. aIe pre- I.hl "a
3, make literal al ante. W 'hsdl pay reclai 81
ID l9 81 e~ts He ana forwarding ala kind II g,eds
~ lrdu p'th 81 AID frusu th Interior, aud Il
NJ 'rdt any j scslPtien e IA 4as. d s$y ruin
t. long eAlereI.e IT Mr. ~ T. lIa-,.u il MS
e.Aae4ef lu- in VS. sbsl H. sbse t. ate ,aistI ac-
ts.0. lit -I9N, HAWhINS 4 III @10A
~ faks ftea-ar. ~ nmenin- seors
olf al I'd. and = f.r h N a con inuaus -
he iin ralify late'y eNtsud t4 u.. Me-srs. iIu--
uRwAin II TN -,re rscpar 81 d3 Large
in ard II fhoif exc rsbt AHa stftli ). Nt
- .aid9a il ~, ett8e % fpt.ar.
STASNt Z HAMILTON
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I The Gate City Hat Store !,

now in recrirt II a larg stock " Has, Gaps. sud
Far ) ,oa, ia eua-ed directly Il tae mani fAc-
nre. ard anaei ia style aud qnslity Ne. -,
salu street.. :. r. WORRIES 20.
sent T. tS,J--I
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REMOVAL.

T Sil ALL remove my stock I Hats Gapx Fury &c
from 50 Alain . to he III itoT j. r.. Il sfke, :
s.. e VI il and Third street, " h r, ] shai! be re
" NJ a iarse anu a. mp ct stock If the aboy ao,es
il the AZ > and most Ia h .nahie styles
Thankful r tie ilb5rai patronage thus far b1s,ev
a. al,d hoping n contiuu..nc. Il tn sDm, ball
i ways wo,h I ! th inter II my customers and
i. !, Oh hand a complete stick uoods 10 suit s.
3arsuus gar,i to . and quality. Please drop
y. and rXstnlue psices and qualities Con come
l4 A. G. Sntl.D0N
Al ;he NV York Hat Emporium, Man street.
orltr third street S,pt. 3. JAW
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Fiou {!

CUSTOMERS can from this date he supplied wi h
y Quincy In lie -Four, which warranted Ia be
superior ~ any made IN the Mississippi Valley
BY W. c. EUNknoJ SER
June -, 1855.
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Lime ! Lame

! ANlN1 Old all or interest in the Lime Barn
.ug oa-laes 10 srs Il. Isaft d to..,et he
,1.-asu se ~ comm ndng them 10 j j, M,
ping tary VII eootLue their potro.,gs .e-
uttle. j. COR 4 20.
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TO tAe stock h0iu,'v@ OF ihe Ia oh n h
vi. pica sanl 4 WusraIimc IL. II. q.

\To4i9t q ht.eby gwen. taa. i a#prdsnpe wsih
the cprd reH- + the sabsertpti5i ~ toe i.t
D.yssian u SAID nad The thrd lusta mt # i
cant. II il,44at ana rayaa Nov Bin, ISIS, a.
s haatlaS YQs & Hn le- rs NJ. Tfeasu., 7. he
lauA, q d the und .r.tgne,i. 'iene Al Agent.
!. h. H0BAI~H,
Genceei Agn X. Nj. L. N Il. T. O.
oct. 5. lsaJ.--aAmtl
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4 1 sue u-ll 4 sOn WI fnd a c0npI"Ie sock u
\ La j. cnls. am bre las, cane~, ira Hing bags,
s.lfiren : fancy has and cap aides fancy fIrs nni
ng hats, ladies aud nts gantieis, gents fur
n, n ny goods 60. lars, cruSats, de.
Ne runhe 20 show goods 10 persons in want "
he abole er3cles.
Please call IN and examine fall styles. Don't
forget the place, ~, Main street. second door from
hi d. sep2l
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IOnuy Gentleman
WISHING a new Hat We have just received per
w Express II dozen Soft Ha's Of Superior quail
ity 81 the "Grcat Western Emporium"
II. /. III MplkEl GAGE.
August / j, 1855.
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t adjourned until , T. N.
. O'CLOCK. p. NJ.


r. =. GRAY. recalled. Prisoner told me he
had never had any hand in committing bur
giaries here; never made any commun Cd
ton, % him in relation 10 money AT Judge
Lowe in presence Of Mtckley.
H. TAYLOR called. have been secret agent
10 detect countegtciters OF con. II ~ tn.
custom to employ decoys for the purpose Of
drtec INK cr.In n,l..l | have ac-el rs such
myself Never opened a hoQse to let th.ei
- in, a. authorized The passage Of spurious
money on innocent persons, for shc purpose.
81 IT. Archer called. Became acquainted
with prisoner three weeks since. ~ advice
If meeting Of the citizens undertook the
I de:pc.ton OF the burglars who We're commit
ting rooberies abut the city. Heard That the
4 prisoner was suspected. Had conversation
4 with nm. lie asked me to Join hun. Agreed
I to do So He said b. wanted money anu
\ mast have it. told him Of place where
he could get $1,000, but not until Confer
ence was over. The place was Ncwton's.--
4 Gave aim a 81 bill which was altered to a
/ -. Never had any conversation with 4 II
IN presence Of Mackley until lasl Monday
4 Mai. the arrangements 10 enter " ickcrsham {
house On W edncsday saw him again and
fixed upon that evening. Iheran was agreed
I upon between me and the police officers
1 KEYS were furnished mr. Was with prisoner
all the evening until III O'Clock We drains
some and eat some oysters together. ~
O'Clock we Went 70 the house. opened m,
door and we went in together, ana io.d lli
where to find the drawer. H. couldnot hnc
tite vaise. A. we cnme out the oihcers selzeu
him. and attempted to take hold OF me;
pushed one over and ran. Saw no more 81
prisoner until the trial. My object IN GONG
was TO detect him.
IL. j. Camph,l called. | am United State
Mail Agent. Have had some experience II
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HATS nar>, HATS.

"a EALL sie { $50 .--Nos rssly a. The New
lorA IAt lmpotium, corner II Maj and
Ltiia r e;- stp2i \. {. SIf LION.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
Agents fol the True Democrat.


 WI BUTLER, Panther, Polk county. JOHN NJ. BURNS, Mt. Elba, Bradley county VIM. VAUGHAN, Evening Shade, Lawrence county g W. BOYER, esq, Aberdeen, Monroe county Dr. J. w. SULLIVAN, Moro, z" ". W. WATKINS, Canollton, Carroll county; A A. MCGEE, Gaines Landing, Chicot county; Col s HOUSTON Clarksville, Johnson county; JOHN H McLEoD, Black Jack, Scott county; LEVI ARNOLD, Dardanelle, ell county; JESSE MOONEY, Marion comfy; HENRY KING Jacs son, Lawrence county; Dr. M H. JACKSON, Independence county; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT, Franklin and Scott counties; VIM. E. HUNT, Hlsboro,, Union county; Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River, Carroll county Hon J. A. BECK, lizard county. GEO AUSTIN, Van Buren, Crawford county. A. c. OLIYAR, Carroll county. J. R. THOMPSON, Amity, Clark county. ". NJ. PEBBLES, Green county Dr. L. T. CULLEY Rondo, Lafayette county JOHN ARNOLD, lisbon, Union county. D. VI. MARTIN, Mt Penson, Jackson county. J. R. PrMPHREY, Union county: ". w. B B. STEER sPGER, Pike county, Dr. J. W. WILLIAMS, Dallas county; ". \. MAY, Danville Yell county; VIM. E. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN SiLVEY, Jackson county A. ]. HAYS, Ashley county D. W. JEFFREY, Mount Olive lizard county. R. L. PHILLIPS, Washington, HemPstead county; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesvie, Independence county; JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN NJ. MITCHELL, Gainsvle, Green county; VIM. R. CAIN, Pocahontas, Randolph county; LEWIS SU1FIN, BoliNer, fOlnSett cOunlyj ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; l. S JORDAN, Monticello, Drew county; THO'S RIGGS, Postmaster Richwoods, lizard county WM VI. VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co L. B. VENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAVIS, Bradley county; C H. JACKSON. Elizabeth, Jackson county; VIM A CRAWFORD, Saline county; i w NcCDNAUGHEY, Searcy, White county; 4 l. BROOKS Bloomer, Sebastian county; JAMES NJ. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville, Lafayette co Cant w LANDERS, sulphur Roek Independence co W B. YOUNG, Dover, Pope county; j. W. BERNARD, Nonostown, Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, P. M, Huntsville, Madison counly; JA'S N JOHNSON P. M., Friendship, Saline county; (. L. SWEET, Sweetvie, Crittenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN W. FULLERTON, Hot Springs; JOHN W. WILDER, Valley Grove; ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouachita county; Dr. L. L. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N l.. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB PATE. P M., Pleasant Plans, Independence co. R L. CARGlLE, Conway county. NM C. NORTON Relf's Bluff Drew county
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
DANCING ACADEMY.

2 MR. c. P. KING has arrived in Little Rock 1tE and taken d room at the Anthony House. e'-eA lie proposes remaining for few weeks to .gagh class of Ladies and Gentlemen of this city .Aa t vicinity all the late Fashionable Dances of 'De c aa4y; consisting of the following:
 Couons Esmaraldo,
 Qqadrilles. Five step Waltz.
 Polka de Salon, Plain Waltz,
 Baden Polka, Mazourka.
 IT. Schottsche, Vassovia, Waltz Redowa. iils terms are moderate and he will teach all who rsn 70 70 learn the above dances or any of them to 'Gnge nS them perfectly or make no charge me room he has for the purpose of giving his les s ' Is n the building formerly occupied by the post na on the same square with the Real Estate bank e muse. Nov.6 If
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
THE LATEST YET.

IET IlFf ' BALTIMORE Cove Oysters; U Fresh Lobsters; Clans; x Goldfish; Shad Preserved Peaches; $ Green Cages; '' Pears; !" Damsons; {" Cherries;
 Assorted Pie Fruit; |" Pickles; ' Ketchups; " Mustard;
 Orange Flower Water; Assorted Essences;
 30 doz fine Brandies.
 Nov 6. 1855. JACOB HAWKINS.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

GF Father, did you ever have another wife besides mother?"
 "No, my boy; what possesses you to ask such question?''
 "Because saw in the old family Bible where you married Anna Dominy, 1883; and that isn't mother. for her name is Sally Smith,"
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
TO RENT,
flln

fl0 ACRES of good bottom land, situated on the RUU Arkansas river, 3o miles below this city 1d.oning Noah II. Epgsh's farm, and two miles from Harvey Caldwells It has 900 acres of cleared land which has been under cultivation and attended tor the last two years by Gen. Eaton. It has good and Gin House, several negro cabins, and large double log house which is quite comfortable. Any one wishing to rent can be informed of particulars by applying at the office of the True Democrat, at the store of Feild 6 Doley.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!

2 TUST reeelVed. large supply of Fall and Wntel U Goods Ladies Dress Silks, Satns, Silk Velvets Challeys. French Merinos, Thbet Cashmeres, Satins and Cloths for Cloaks, Morantick and Velvet Trim mings, Buttons and Lace Goods Shawls, Blankets Flannes Ky Jeans, all wool Tweeds Sattines Plaid and Printed De Laines, all wool Liuseys, Ginghams with general assortment of almost endless vare- ty of goods, for sale by D. BENDER.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
From the Hampstead Democrat.
Hen,pstead co,a,tu. Nov. 10. 1855.

Hampstead county, Nov. 10, 1855. MIR. ED1ToR:-You will please announce my withdrawal from the Know Nothing party, or what they please to call the American or ganzation," and you will oblige true demo- crat. Yours truly.
 JAMES L. COLLINS.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
ID IF W GO

f CONSISTING in part of Linseys, Flannells, Woo N Shalls Wool Hose and Gloves, Ginghams, Prints Brown and Bleeched Domestic, Merinos Muslin D, Lane, Bed Ticks, Carolina Stripes and all other good that are usually called for in dry good store Re eeyed and for sale low by
 Nov. 6. 1855. M. OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

sRS'Greatest Discovery of the Age.-We in ve special attention to the advertisement headed as above on our third page. As the names attached to the certificates are persons who known to thou sands it is needless to say than is said by them in favor of Prof. o. J. WooD's CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for yourselves.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
STAR CANDLES AND SOAP
ROYSe CLOTHING

II HAVE just opened the largest stock of Boys an'
 J Youths Clothing, ever offered in this market For sale very low for cash. Nov G. 1855. J. A. HENRY.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
t. 3o 1855. RAPLEY. HANGER 6 c
FORTY NEGROES FOR SALE!

cA DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court of fg ID Dallas county, made at the October term SA hereof. A. D. 1855 | shall. as guardian of the minor heirs of the late James ". Eaton, deceased, se!l to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in he town of Pineeton, Dallas county, Arkansas, on Tuesday the first day of January next, 1856,
 Forty Likely Negroes, Property of my said wards, consisting of men, wo- mon and children, among whom are several excellent aud experienced wagoncrs and carriage drivers \ TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of twelve months. the purchaser giving bond with undoubted security, bear i- interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, from day of sale until paid, or caSh ia hand, at the oltion of the purchaser.
 GEORGE C. EATON, Guardian of the
 minor heirs of James w. Eaton decd. s Oe-. 30, 1855 9t-Cost of adv. S10.
 .-ag- The Pine Bluff Republican. South Stamp and Hemp,tead Democrat copy till lst January, and for RaN.l. hiiI. to tlis nfiice.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
ELpoRApo. Oct. 23d. 1Sll.
GFNTIFMFN

NENTLEMEN:
 Though the flattering terms in which you refer to the speech delivered at the barbecue on Saturday last almost deter me from doing SO as you request, will endeavor to furnish copy of it for publica- tion The great physical debility under which it was evident to all who saw and heard me, that was la boring prevented me from saying much that desir- ed to say, and fear that the good opinion you have expressed of my speech, to the kindly feelings you entertain for myself. Very truly.
 Your friend.
 A. RUST 10 Messrs- May, brennan, keesee, Sheppard, and
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
ln M nR X

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can he surpassed by printing establishment the country We have procured, a of over sixteen hundred dol ara one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which enables us do book and pamphlet work superior style and at very low prices.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

0E5- If any one should ask us what in our opinion, arrived at by an impartial test, was the best and most honest compounded remedy for preserving and beautifying the hair and re- storing gray hair to its original color, and the locks to the bald-beaded, we should without hesitation say Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Resto- rative.-&. Louis Democrat.
 See advertisement in another column
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
SIGAR. COFFEE. ETC.

m BBLS extra choice Brown Sugar; IO 2. Powdered
 " Crushed
 l0 bags best Rio Coffee;
 20 gro. Matches;
 2J boxes Salaratas; 70 dog. Painted Buckets; 10 Covered ' 10 Shaker Brooms. Just received and for sale hv Nov 6. 1895. MERRICK & WASSELL. STAR CANDLES AND SOAP ON hand and for sale by Nj. OSBORN. VI Nov 1c.I5
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

rA Yankee poet thus described the ex- cess of his devotion to his true love:
 I sing her praise in poetry,
 From early morn to dewy eve; I cries whole pints of bitter tears,
 And wipe them with my sleeve.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
,eRRMs Op ApYGRT TIs1NGe
Terms of Subscription.

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square,
 Is o for the first insertion and 50 for each 0sbans advertising by the year will be charged 30. pcosonal cards and other advertisements exceeding one square, SIC per annum.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS. To all Whom these Presents shall Come

Greeting:
 WHEREAS, it has been made known to me that. " on thc 18th instant in the county of Jefferson, murder was committed upon the body of James Webster by a certain John Richardson who has fled from justice and s now running at large. 5 Now. therefore, l. ELIAS x. CONWAY, Governor oi inc State o Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested, do hereby offer reward of Two Hundred Dollars. to any person who may ap- lrehend the said Richardson. and deliver him to the Sheriff of said county of Jefferson in order that jus tie iu this behalf may be had and executed
 h. testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
 my hand. and caused the seal of said State L. S. to be affixed. at Little Rock, on the 29th
 day of October, A. D. 1855.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
IN tLe GONernnr:

DAVID E. GREER. Secretary of State. DEsCRIPTIoN.-" Richardson is about 23 or 30 year. of age about feet high spare built-nclined to bt op-shouderel- auburn har-blue grey eyes Father slow spoken, and when addressed apt smile Nith rather down looll'
 O-t. 3r. 1855 4w
 Pine Bluff Republican, will publish week and soud account to the Governor
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
From the Eldorado Union Speech of Hon. A, Rust

I1II77I'ADU OCl. ZZu, Ioo0- HoN. A. RUST:
 ... De@r .Sr-We. the undersigned your fellow citizens of the county of Union, having heard with hhnte satisfaction and pleasure thespeech delivered oy you on the goth inst, the democratic barbecue near this place, believe it to be the thorough ana able expose of the principles and practices of the Know Nothing party that we have yet heard
 Feeling convinced that the publication of your speech would be of much service to the of th justice and honestly in country-we respectfully request copy of for that purpose. An early com pance with this request would doubtless confer ia vor upon your numerous friends and admirers. throughout the Congressional district
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
Barmlnr Ifnnr. TMinn. !.

Ba&ginS Rope, Twine. etc. SR fsbel LBS. extra Ky. Pale Rope: c, 6~C l.954 ydS extra Ky. Bagging;
 l95 lbs Twine;
 400 yds. brown Ky. Jeans;
 25o .' |" LlnseYs. Received and for sale bv
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

VIA. M. -4IHIIH-H
 -a s4s b--os