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Important to House Keepers, Farmers and
 Fruit Growers

A fIHoKS PATENT AlR-TIGHT CAN, for IA preserving fresh fruits and tomatoes for winter use. s article so extensively used in the east last season Will be introduced the public of Little Rock and vicinity by the undersigned who has now the eXciuslve right to manufacture in this vicinity for the coming season. It Is on y necessary to call and ex- ainlne these articles and the recommendation of the persons who have used them, to be convinced that they are the best. mo simple and economical arcle for the purpose offered the public They can be used by the most nnsItu person without the slightest risk of failure. Purchasers are supplied with circular containing full and reliable directions for putting up fruit and tomatoes in these vessels placing the whole process conveniently within the reach of every house keeper.
 Manufactured and for sale by
 J. BRISBlN < CO.,, at their Tin Shop.
 Main street. Little Rock Ark
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
 E0Hs1v of Exhnrn.


 In the Johnson Circuit Court on the Chancerv side thereof in vacation before the Clerk on the Zlth day of June, A. D., 1858.
 Ann Meadders, by her next friend, Robert Wallace Co0eDlainQnt.
 vs. Bill for divorce.
 Francis NJ. Meadders, Detendant.
 A ND now, on this day, comes the said Complain 1A ant, by UIls0n q: Crarens, her solicitors and files her petition, to which is annexed an affidavit that the said defendant is resident of the State of Arzansas-when, motion. it is ordered that the said non resident defendant be notified of the pen dency of tbis suit against him, by publication in some newspaper published in the State of Arkansas for the number of times and within the time prescribed by law, that he ne and appear before the Court here by himself or council before the 4th day of the next term hereof, at court to be holden at the Courthouse in the city of Carksvllc in the county of Johnson and State of Arkansas. the 10th day ot September next after the date hereof and plead answer or demur to said Complainants petition; or the same will be taken confessed and decree en tered accordingly. The object and prayer of which said petition is to obtain decree of divorce from the bonds of matrmony existing between said Complainant and Defendant, because of wiltu de- sertion on the part of said Defendant.
 JOHN G. CONNELLEY, Clerk. true copy from the record.
 Attest: JOHN C.. CONNELLEY Clerk July S-2w. Cost of adv S5
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GLORIOUS OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.-In noticing the nominations of the democratic na. tonaI convention, the Albany Atlas and Ar gus says: "The Tightening flash which sped the news of the nominations at Cincinnati was followed bv the thunders of artillery-the sal vos of the democratic masses greeting the re- presentatives of their cause. Never did nom- inaton meet more enthusiastic response from the people than these. N two states in the Un- ion are more popular Ian the Keystone and Old Kentucky; and no two men could be found in either who had stronger claims upon the grati- tude of democrats.
 The voice of the press reflects the senti- ment of the people. We have before us jour- nals from Michigan and Ohio, Pennsylvania New Jersey and the New England states, unan- imouslv exultant over the result The whig press from the same States comedies the per sonal excellence of the candidate, his expe- rience and his capacity. While they oppose the cause he represents they do homage to the talents and abilities of the man.
 "So the campaign of 1856 opens! The de- mocrats are ready for it, and confident of the issue. They will organize for it by public meetings, by the formation of Keystone clubs, by speakers from the stump by discussions in the press, by challenging their opponents to the defence of principles, and to the compari- son of men.
 "The contest of 1852 gave to the democra- cy nearly every State in the Union. We shall not be surprised if the contest of 1856 shows a yet greater victoryv'
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 In the Chancery Court of Pulaski county, at the May term thereof, A. D. loo6. day of May, A. D. 1S56
 Edwin Miroder Complainant.
 Vs. In Chancery.
 William Burton, Sarah A. Bronaugh, Elijah A Moore and others, Detenddnts.
 'fI1E said complainant having filed his affidavit ! that the defendants. William Burton. Sarah 4. Bronaugh and Elijah A. Moore, are non residents of this State; motion it is ordered. by the Court that they be notified of the tendency of this cause against them, the object whereof is to cancel and set aside certain cCnvcyances made hv Wm. N. Bro naugh attaney in fact of said Vim. Burton to Thomas II. Mimbed for the West half of North east quarter of Section Eleven. ID in Township One q North. Range Twelve l2) West. and from said Mirnhed to the Trustees of St. Johns College for same land: and also from said Burton to Elijah A. Moore for the 9 of said quarter Section and from said Moore to k. A. atkins for same tract and from said Moore to R L. Dodge for the South east quar- ter of said quarter Section one third part of said lands claimed by complainant devised under the will of Alexander Burton, decea>cl to qnict his title to third of said lands and for one third of the rents and profits thereo hy publication of this order in some newspaper published in this State for two weeks successvely. the last insertion to he al least four weeks before the commencement of the next of this Court and that unless they appear herein before the fourth day of next term, to be held at the Courthouse in said county on the fourth ti"ns plead demur answer said comrlainants bill the will bc taken confessed against them and decree entered according to the prayer thereof.
 true copy from the record.
 At'est GORDFN N PFAY. Clerk. ,Jule & 1o5e 2W
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SIO0 REV RID.

l EAI IHEREAS, It has been made known to me. " that on the night of the 8th June 1856, John N Coker and Randolph Coker who had been com mtted to the jail of Marion county for the murder of of William M Brown, sheriff of said county, made 0heIr escape and are now running at large. IHEREFoRE, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY. Governor ot the State of Aakansas, by virtue of the authority In II. me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of Four Hundred Dollars, to any person who may apprehend the said John N. Coker and Randolph Coker or s20o for either of them. and deliver them to the sheriff of said county of Marion in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed. In testimony whereof, have herernto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of the State of Ar H. s kansas to be affixed at Little Rock on the
 26th day of June, A. D. 1856.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor:
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of State DEsoRIPTIoS.--John N. Coker is represented to be about 26 years old-spare maie-fair skin, dark hair and weighing about l60 lbs.
 Randolph Coker-about Is or 20 years old-heavv set-dark skin-black hair and has rathel a down look.
 July l, 1856 4w
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A Plea for Kissing.

The fountains mingle with the iver, The rivers with the ocean; The winds of heaven mix forever
 With a sweet commotion: Nothing on the earth is single,
 All things by law divine, In another's being mingle;
 Why not I with thine? See the mountains kiss high heaven, And the waves clasp one another: No leaf ol flower would be forgiven, If it disdained to kiss it's brother: And the sunlight clasps the earth, And the moonbeams kiss the sea. But what are all these kissings worth If thou kiss not me?
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NOTICE.

4 N American lady of superior qualifications, and A long experience as teacher of youth; wishes to enoage in private family Teacher of the solid Enoish branches and the French language She viii have no objection to receiving pupils in connee ion with the family. A situation either in Little Rock or short distance in the country would be equally agreeable. The best Of references VIII DO given.
 Inquire at this office
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STRAY PONY.

gSAwAH nDa m Hm Pulaski nS ia';ssssy sadesy at P 1sfh lime. lS56 a bay pony, year old, 5 hands heb roached inane had on saddle and bridle. heavy bnit. suitable reward will be paid by delivering said pony to the True Democrat office, or to Salley stable in Pine Bluff. roc .
 .Inlv l. 1856. St IHOo. MoCANN.
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4 CASES old pure French Brandy; 4 .' /: y1ni Jamaeia kum'
 5 .s Wolfes Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps; 4 pure juice Port Wine;
 3 'E ' old Madeira Wine;
 < " choice Clearet '' Received and for sale by July l, 1856, VIM. GEORGE & BRO.
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By thnCnrnr,,o..
S40O REV ARD. Proclamation bV the Governor.

EE1HEREAS, 1t has been made known to me. that " on the 23d day of June. 1856. in the county of Van Buren, cruel and foul murder was commit ted upon the body of Aaron Baskns by J. NJ Ro- berts and J. C. Roberts. and that the murderers have ned from justice and are now running at large:
 THEREFORE, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY. Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of Four Hundred Dollar-, to any person who may apprehend the said J. NJ. Roberts and J. C. Roberts or s2Q0 for either of them and deliver them to the sheriff of the said county of Van Buren, m order that justice in this behalf may be had and execute d.
 Ill testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of the State of Ar IT,. s. kansas to he affixed at Little Rock on the
 2oth day of June, A D. lS56.
 D.N-I
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Tn Advertisers.

q eon desiring to advertse the True Democrat cer. E nesents stronger inducements than any other paper in ate It has by far the largest subscription list-s very ray read in every county. With list of nearly jour
 regular subscribers, is read by less than eig g thopsaad persons every week. The True Democrat fre presents to the public the best medium for adver - nstr rRm
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City of Washington, June 20, 1856.

JEFF DAVIS OPINION OF MR. BUCHANAN In speech on the compromise question in 185O the Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, then Senator from Mississippi, thus spoke of JAMES BUcHA- NAN, the democratic candidate for the Prcsiden- cy:
 "Itwas formerly the case I will not say in the better days of the republic, though many gone before may prove to be better than these that northern men on account of the implied faith of the cession, and for the peace that should exist in the places held for common pur- poses by common government, resisted every attempt to touch the institution of slavery in the District of Columbia. Such recolect was the course of distinguished Senator once from Pennsylvania-Mr. Buchanan distinguished then, and more distinguished since-distin- guished by his apacity--distinguishe for his high eloquence-yet more distinguished still, for the pure morality of his life and the stern patriotism of his character"
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REMOVAL.

VvATE x MOORE have removed their store to the II north west corner of Main and Markham streets, to the building recently occupied by J. E. Reardon as book store.
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1n COILS Manila Rope; nA l r-4 N T..1,.

m COILS Manila Rope;
 kO 60 kegs Cut Nails; | l doZ Corn Mills; | IS < Brass Kettles; '' Hunts Kentucky and Yankee Axes; 8 doz Grass, Bush and Grain Scythes, and 2
 variety of Carpenters Tools Files. etc. in store and | for salebv VIM. GEORGE & BRO. ,July l. lS56
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10 B " Q B X .

nr facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can. A have procured, at cost of sixteen hundred dol . one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which
 e us do book and pamphlet work in superior style +srv loyyn nrices
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TERMS OF ADvIJg yrIgING.

ent advertisements will be inserted for sl per square
 or less for the first insertion and 50 cents for each L.eouent insertion.
 %bsnts advertising by the year will be charged 3O
 s,ional cards and other advertisements, exceeding nO.,e s10 Der annum.
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By the Governor:

D. B. GREER. Secretary of State.
 DEsCRIPTIoN.-J. c. Roberts is about 90 wears of age-ight hair blue eyes swarthy complexion- abont feet or inches high and will weigh about l45 lbs.
 J. NJ. Roberts is about 28 years oId-dark skin. hair and eyes about feet } or inches high-wll weigh about 13o lbs-quite assuming and is quack doctor
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FANCY GROCERIES. EITE have on hand and for sale, w loo bbl. Choice Whiskey; 10 b6l of Bourbon " 70 II. Gin;
 10 " Domestic Brandy; lo1l !"
 Casks of Cognac x 60 Basket of Champagne; 10 boxes French Cordial8 , Casls Claret; 10 < Brandy Cherries; 50 Sacks Rio Coffee; 50 '' Van Buren Flower; 9 boxes of choice Virginia Tobacco; 600 Sacks Salt. Course; 15 bbl. Reboiled Molasses;
 , hld. Prime Sugar; 90Goo Best Havana Cigars, etc. etc; All of which will be sold at the lowest market price by NJ. TANTI dS co. July l. lS5s
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and, also in each of the respective counties the ay|lng county officers, to wit: one County and < Hs9oate Judge one Clerk of the Circuit Court one -silf, one Coroner, one Treasurer, one Surveyor, a.,l Internal Improvement Commissioner, and for I Township in the several counties, one Constable, such number of Justices of the Peace as are au- @ Fed by the constitution and laws of this State- o, one Common School Commissioner for each gn except the counties of Pulaski Izard. Fulton, o1a~,lgn, Searey, Bradley and Van Buren, which sea5 are exempted from the operation of the ge- 1' 1, G1nn10n School t0V.
 rer 1Ls Shers of the respective counties hereby h 'aIed to cause said election to be held according
 In testimony whereof, I have Eereunto my |, hand and caused the seal of said State to be '' s.l affixed. At Little Rock on the 10th day of
 June, A. D. 1856.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 D{ the Governor:
 ViDAYID B. GREER, Secretary of State. b lato tsesc,ibes the mode of ootang to De
 'N''N June 10, 1856. St
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THE LoNGUE1L DlsAsTER-The loss of life by the blowing up of the boat at Longuiel, Ca nada, was much more disastrous than at first reported at least thirty having been killed, and about fifty persons wounded, some of them dangerously.
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FLEETWOOD.
FOR MEDICAL USE!

! WISH to employ some person to deliver about 75
 cord of fre-woOd at the State House. for the use of the next General Assembly. D. E. GREER,
 Tulv e-2w Secretary of State.
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0or THE OLDER I GROW, THE MORE INCLINED AM TO BE WHAT IS CALL ED A STA TIES RIGHTS MAN-James Bucha,aan's peech on the admsssion cf 4rhonsas, 70 1886
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
 &2N0 Reu-arIi

W HEkEAS, It has been made known to me, that
 one Wilson Tlpton stands charged in Jackson county with the crime of incest and has made his es cape and is now running at large
 THEREFORE, 1, ELIAS N CONWAY, Governor oi the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority III III me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of Two Hundred Dollars, t. any person who will arrest and deliver the said Wilson Tipton to the sheriff of sald county of Jackson in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of the State of Ar IL. sI kansas to be affixed at Little Rock, on the
 18th day of June, A. D. 1856.
 ELIAS N CONW AY
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OLD AaE- The Natchez Courier says Mrs. Elizabeth Green died in that city on Saturday last at the advanced age of lOS years.
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LITTLE ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

2?z> Mir E. R. BARCUS, Principal ant Pro- ~ tessor ~t -H4s1c. 1.INzM Mrs. NJ. F. BARCJfs M E Priacfprl 45z.zsz14ss5 ,t LIera5y De7artnent. YENE fdth Semi annual Session of this Institution B will open the first Monday in September, 1856. Expenses of boarding per session of Zl weeks, including washing, fuel an lights. .... :G0 o0 Tuition in Literary Department. from 10 to l6 co Iuitionin Music Piano or Guitar, duly les@ons 9 % Cuse of Instrument. ........................ , 50 Daily lessons in Voeal Music. given to music rcho- lars without extra oharge.
 The Seminary is well supplied with School room furniture Musical Instruments etc, aorIing every the various branches of edncati0n.
 All pups from abroad are required to become members of the seminary famy otherwise can not be responsible for their Improvement. For further particulars, address
 E. R. BARCUs. Little Rock. July l, 1856. "
 NAILS rAEIsi
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By the Governor.
D. B. GREER. Secretary of State

D. 5. GREER, Secretary of State.
 DEscRIPTIoN.-Tipton is about 50 or 55 years of age over six feet high, weighs about l50 or 60 lbs dark swarthy complexion; hair black and toerably grey hazel or yellow grey eyes, sm spare built, and as straight as an Indian.
 It is supposed that he will either go to Missouri high mp White river, to Newton county or to Texas
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NAIIS! NaILGi
FANCY GROCERIES.

LUST received per steamer Fox, < kegs Boston Gu 5 Nails and for sale by HUTT Gy POPE. .IniN
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

true copy from the record Attest: JOHN C.. CONNELLEY. Clerk July S-2w. Cost of adv. S5
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Terms of Subscription
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AgTROrANY.

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DIST WARD REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
III Tor Alderman,
SAMUEL u. tIOPEx
For councilsear, FIfis' gousth c'e.ricf
John T. WHOM.
For CouIcrrisp fry fifih district,
tMMEnSON ". EElfS.
Fer
WM Il FsrFhHhO0K.
FOR Scinol ComGtssioler,
JOHN DAVENPORT.
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF TIE TENTH wARD-yF ron
\ would have man who will attend 10 his businecs ana
Who every way capable Of perfornng duties ths
oihce vih honesty despatch vote for Bas
hop for Constable Of the Tenlk ward.
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T4arA N NCT ACCePT YOUR 0FPEe HAVE sc
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