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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

ABDUCTION OF AN ARKANsAs GIRL.-We find in the New Orleans True Delta an account of the abduction of white girl of 14 years of age, who is said to belong to a family of re- spectacle standing in this State. It appears that she has relations in California and was persuaded to leave her residence in this State, by person who represented that he had re- ceived instructions from her friends in California to take her there, Uia New Orleans On her arrival in that city, she was detained and trans ferred from house to house, on sundry pretexts, until she finally ascertained that she had aa- tually been sold a slave, to person living in Carrolton. Upon her purchaser attempting to take improper liberties with her, she fled, and not knowing where else to go for refuge, placed herself under the protection of the keeper of the Parish Prison at Carrollton.- Through him her case has been made known to the public, and the True Delta" says that one gentleman is able to swear, that the gill is not only white, but is of respectable parentage in Arkansas. If this be true, those who have devised and committed this infamous outrage should be brought to speedy and condign pun iShment The case was undergoing investiga- tion before Recorder Stith.- Hashinqton Iele- QrQpb
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

NEssRs. FLEMING BROS. PttsJugA, Pa.- We learn from the Pittsburgh papers that this firm, which succeeded the late Jonathan Kidd nj the wholesale drug business, and as manu- tacturers and vendors of the celebrated " M' Lane's Permf'ge and Liuer PUs," have recent ly made partial change in their trade. They have gone out of the drug business, having disposed of their entire stock to Mr. B. L. Fahnestock, formerly of the well known firm of E. A. Fahnestock X Go. who succeeds Fleming Bros. at the oll, successful and high ! Iy popular stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets This change has been deemed advisa- ble by Fleming Brothers owing to the great and constantly increasing demand for " 1T LH0e's |ermI4ge aut Llger PiHs,"-the trans cendent virtues of which are already co-exten- sive with the United States, as well as many foiel9n countries. The increased demand mak- Ing It an absolute necessity to devote their ex- elusive attention and all of their energies to the manufacture and sale of these popular and valuable medicines; they have, for that purpose, removed to the large and capacious drug house, 2i Wool street, recently ocPupieI by Messrs Schoonmaker X Co., which has been arranged and adapted for their business fitted up in modern style and fine taste, where they will be ound m the future, req iy to fill all orders with promptneSS and be pIease,i to receive calls rom thelr numerous patrons and personal friends S'e@5eapiHe Hrdu.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NO. 5O::


 CR1ME.-Of slass we eynever take up antex- change from any part of the United States, that we do not read of the most shocking, reyolting understandings too the most strangee nd un- natural. Arkansas, the most pet Sea ,squiet iaw-abldlng community on the face of ...sa earth, her reputation to the contrary, has caught the contagion and been the theatre of late, of some very bloody tragedies. Most every paper we get brings an account of some most foul and unnatural murder. And we regret too, to have to state that Jefferson county is not behind her sister counties in the unholy business of crime. There must be cause for the wholesale crime with which the land abounds. It cannot be that in this age of light and civilization, the human heart has grown any more sinful. It cannot be attributable to the laws, for the crim- nal code of our country is strong enough to reach the greatest malefactor as well as the least. We think the true cause is in the faulty execution of the law. The .false mercy and sympathy of our juries in not allowing the cri-. mlnal the full penalties of the law, thus de- feating the end and aim of the punishments which the law has provided to correct not only the individual who commits the offense. but to deter others from the commission of like offen- ses.--Pine Bluff Enterprise.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

SAM HoUsToN.-The Standard thus speaks of Houston's views of future action under his defeat:
 He Is very autocratic gentleman, the Ancient Samuel: of much more consequence in his own estimation, than aH the people of Texas combined and it will not suit him, to acknowledge in the Senate, the reproof that the people of Texas have administered to him. It will rather excite his wrath, and aggravate his high set-estimate. He will go through the Bentonian course, and the more he is admon- lshed of misconduct, the grander will he become within himself There is one dfference-Ben. ton has been man of labor, and therefore still remains mentally man of power, and fills as large space aside from politics. as he ever did. Houston has none of this reserved capacity for intellectual fame, and cannot command the consideration of the multitude a moment past his official existence: but in his own heart he will always be the GREAT Sam Houston, the hero of San Jacinto; the founder of a nation, albeit the title of father of the country properly belongs to Genl Austin, and was always con- ferred upon him by the old Texans, who know how Texas was settled, and who procured the grants of land from Mexico, ,olo brought the first population to Texas, and ,oho governed it, and provided for it like parent, during long years of sore trial"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Agents fol the True Democrat
... ARKANSAS.

 Arkansas County-W. II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post | " VI. JOHNSON, South Bend. AsHey-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAys, Hamburg; Dr. l.. L. Bradiey-JoHS II AVIS Lanark; w. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. M NANNALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURNS, Mt Elba | Bentonville.
 critender-Jso. $. HOLLOWAY, Marion. CLark-I R. THOMPSON and J. H. CROSS, Amity SAM. NJ. ScorT, Arkadelphia; JACOB WELLS, Tene Noir. Carrol-IIon B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS,
 Cauollton.
 Conray--R L. CARoILE, Springfield Chieot CALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia M A. WILLIAMS
 Gasers' Landing. Crapford-GEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Droc-J. <. JORDAN Monticello. Dcshl-Dr JO LBNLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FrGRkiiH-RoBRRT C. TwEEDY, Ozark. Fatoa-JoHN s SHAVER, Cross Plans; J. $. RUSSELL, Greep -JoHS NJ. MITCHELL, Gainsvie; w. NJ. PEBBLES, Greensboro'.
 RempSfeld -RoB'r L. PHILLIPS, Washington. Hot Sprtns-Dr. l. G II ALLTBURroN, Rockpor; Dr. w. H. HANNoNn, Hot springS z. PHILLIPS Far Play; JETH HENDERSON, Wilmington. i1drd-Hon J> A. BECK, Table Rock; D. W. JEFFREY and <. J. MASON, Mount Olive. Iaieaeadcnee-- ReUaFN HARTMAN, Batesvlle; Dr. M H. JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. JcFSrsoa--J J. HANvErr, Pine Bluf J. SAVAGE, Lebi. jobNs0a--Co JoHS S. HoUsroN, Carksvlle. jacfsoa-C. II. JAcKsaN, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt. LqfIucttc-J NJ MONTGOMERY, Lewisviue. N.JHARD1S, Canton; Wm VAUGHAN, Evening Shade. N'Htsomerg-JoMS B GAGRerT' Mt Ida Aoaroe--WAsH PEERIEs, Aberdeen. Hld soH--J R. BERRY. Hunt<vlle NarioR--D. c. WILLIAMS Melville. 0aaehua--R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoBT ATKINSON Leek's
 Store
 Perru-Hon. l. D HILL, Peryve. PoinScf'-Hon LEWIS sUrFIN' ien' w. IHRowER' Boil
 
 PiiIHps-C. H. ADNNsoN, Helena Pike--W. B. STEER, Antoine; F. II. ADAMS, H. II. MER
 DFrH, Wilton; Wm. |. KELLEY Muureesboro'. PoDc-R Il. HoWEIL, Dover; C. E. ToBEY, NOristown. Pair,e-Col. JA's E. GArEwoop, Des Arc. RqHioiDh--JoHN NcCoY, Pocahontas. St. FrqHcis-S. ". CHLDREss MadisOn \. MCD ANIEt., L'Anguiile; GEO. W. SE EABoRN Tayor's Creek. SaiiHe--Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge W. E. BEA-
 vERs, Lost Creek.
 SeDer-A. w COLE, Paraclifta L. NEAL, Center Point;
 Hon. CHA's PETTIGKEw, Brownstowu. Scott-R. G. GAINES, Park; ilr. D. C. WRIGHT. Sedrcg-Hon. SAM LESLIE Wlley's Cove. Union--W. E. Huxr Hnl>boro'; II. B Conn, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; w. R. CowsER, Eldorado. Fan BnrcR-L R. NENABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGILE, Quit
 
 Wt,hirrton-L. B CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 MCGUIRE, McGure's Store. Vhtr--H. REED, Searcy THoS. M ALEXANDER, Velvet Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold N ell YeL-W N. MAY, Danville; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 l. SHERMAN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULT, BufftOn.
 T ? In addition ihe above list of agents Post Masters who friendly the paper authorized and requested to acf agents
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NOTICE

ES HEREBY GIVEN That on the 3lst day of E July. A D. 1857, letters of administration on the Estate of Hugh Brogan late of Pulaski county State of Arkansas granted to the undersigned bv the clerk ot the Probate Cortof sad county in vacation All persons having any claims agains said eStat, are hereby required to exhibit the to me 4s admIs- tratriX of said estate. properly authenticaled within year afuer the date o said letters, they may be precluded from any benefit in the estate and if such claims be not exhibited two years tlom the date ot said letters they shall be forever barred anu precud- ed from any benefit in said estate.
 All persons indebted to the said estate are respect fully requested come forward and settle their ac- counts.
 Given under my hand at Little Rock, this 23d day of August. A. D. 1851
 MARY E. BROGAN. Adm'X of
 Sept. s, lS51. 6t lluGH BRoGAN dcc'd.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 InI-N-rN AZ Nm

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF MARION.
 }, In the Marion Circuit Court on the Chancery side stheIeoi before the clerk vacation on the 3d day of September. A. D. 1857.
 Francis NJ. Monks. Complainant.
 vs. Bill for divorce
 Charity Monks. Defendant.
 \ ND on this day came Francis NJ Monks bv his \ solicitor. James A. Wilson and having filed his bll for divorce against he said Charity Monks and at he same time. the said complainant filed hi, ali daNIt with his said bill aedgng that the said de- fendant + resident of the >taje of Arkansas il is therefore ordered by the clerk in vacation of said count that the said defendant be flied of the pen dency ot this suit against her, by publication in me newspaper published ln the State of Arkansas for the number of times ani within the time prescribed by aN, and r k further ordered. that the said de tendalt b. and appear before tn. ludga of our said court ill thanecI! si-ung at court 10 be ol len al the court house i'll said county of Mapn iu the town Of leville, "n h. 5d nday after the 4th Monday l m September next A. D. ls~7. the Sd cay of sad tel m HnI ple3d. answer dcnu, to >ud comulain- l, bili, irih default thereof. the i'd com ,lanaut, l pen Ion VIII he taken nts~ai and d c,r.,. -n Vle' accordingly. Jht pb ect and pra, erof whi be u.l'h k 10 ohjt'n divorce from the boId, of mari- m ny no" existing between u C sti, ,.olnuin.nt an ati-iidht. Done n vacation on Uni, 3I da, ol Scp- tembrr. A. D. lsoT.
 ELI DODSON. Clerk.
 By JNo W. MArnyIx. D. C. true copy from the rc,ord.
 Attest; ELI DODSON Clerk.
 By JNo. W. MkfuyIx D C Sept. l1. lN1l. Cost of a,1,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

Iowa CoNsTITUTIoN.--The Chicago Times thinks the new Constitution of Iowa has been rejected by the people. Clayton county, one of the last that has been heard from, and strongly republican withal, gives a majority of SOY against it. The separate clause, aboshing the distinction between whites and negroes in regard to the right of suffrage, mas been voted down by an immense majority.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

OEr At meeting in St. Louis of the steam boat owners, agents and officers, it was resolv- ed that after September lst, specie funds only will be received in payment of freight and charges. This action is taken because of the loss by uncurrent moneys.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

@A New York editor thinks, from the manner shirts are made in that city, there ought to be an "inspector of sewers." The editor went to the expense of new shirt the other day, and found himself, when he awoke in the morning, crawling out between two of the shortest stitches.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!. WYE would especially call the attention of the W public to the fact that we are just in re.eipt of a large anu complete stock of FALL and WIN TEX GooDs of every description consisting in part of
 CasSameres. Cloths;
 Clothing of every size and quality Satnets;
 Jeans;
 Lindseys plain and twiled; kerseys, Marlboro Plaids and Stripes: llannels a>st'd quality and colored; Tickings a>st'd;
 French and English Merinos of all colors: Bombazines;
 Alpaccas assorted colors Blankets of all colors 10 and l2A superior as't: Pri t>, Lawns, Chambrays; Linens Brown, Cheek and Bleached: Domestlcs of all kinds Bleached and Unbleached. OSnaburgs $4 % and A; DnIlings Beached and Unbleached Boots, Shoes Hats Caps; Hardware Cutlery;
 Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps; Brandy. Wines. Gin. Whiskey; Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Common and Rectifed: White Wine Vinegar. Cider Vinegar; Salt, Iron Nails Castings assorted; Flow Moulds Stone Ware Queensware Glass Ware, and few Gilt and Raised Tea Sets complete Besides thousand other articles not mentioned which we invite the attention of the public to. and especially Country Merchants who wish to buy to sell again. Give call. Aug. 25, 1857. FIELD tS DOLBY. N: B.-Al kinds of Produce taken in exchange for goods for which the highest market price will be paid
 4
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NDIICE.

MFR J. G. WRIGHT retiring from our late firm 1NA makes it imperative that all accounts due me should be settled immediately. l shall therefore re- gard it special favor if all those indebted to me by note open account will call and settle without delay. D. L. O'CONNELL Sept
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

FsNiiE subscriber has supply of these excellent ar A ticles now on hand. They are composed entire ly of glass. and separate the rod conn pletely from the building: and glass being non conductor of lightning. when the fluid k attracted to the rod it D~et bass down the same into the ground and cannot touch the house.
 The articles can be put on old rods as well as new. They may be had at s5 per dozen. They should be Iu feet apart
 For further particulars address
 Sept. Sl l~57. HENRY IACnPT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
God in Spring.

There lives and works A soul in all things, that soul is God He marks the bounds which winter may not pass And blunts his pointed fury; in its case II Kusset and rude, folds uP tho tender germ, Uninjured with inimtable art; And ere one fiowery fades and dies, Designs the blooming wonders of the next.
 CONFER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
SELLING OFF AT COST.

FENIIE undersigned wishes to close out her entire
 \ stock of fine millinery-which consists of Bon
 nets, Dry Goods. Laces, etc, etc. which she intends
 selling very low for ca>h-come and examine for yourselves. MARY E. BkOGAN, Admx Sept 5. 1857. St of Hugh BrogtG. decd. X RUDD CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Gro A. and General Commission Merchants, Ma poeon. Ark. Sept s ls57. Iv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NEM AikkIA AAI.S

SE HIGH am also selling at cost, Ladies Belts of W all descriptions. UnierslceveS. Collars Brass Hoops. Velvet and Moire Antique Dress Trimmings Gloves, Linen etc. etc., all at first cost.
 Sept. 5. 1857. b. L. O'CONNEEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Sept. $, lo57 8n HENRY JACOBI.
DIsSOLuTioN OF COMPREHENSIVE,

INHE co-partnershp heretofore existing between l b. l.. c Cornell and J. C. Wright, was dssoll l on the lst of Sept. by mutual consent. D. L. OConnell is charged with the settlement of all business of the late firm.
 D. L. O'CONNELL, Little Rock. Sept. !. ,57. J. c. MRIGMr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Einur nnsI IfgaI

2A SACKS Scnaca >utton's Fayetteville superinc oO Flour superior article for family use.
 57 bushels Fresh Corn Meal in store and for sale by kAPLEY. HANGER x co.
 Sept Is. '57. Lower Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
ln nR MD

Our facilities doing all descriptions of Job Work can
 We have procured al cost of hundred dol lars one Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, whic enables do book and pamphlet work superior sty and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
READ, READ---NO HUMBUC.

X intend changing my business and going into A an entirely different will sell out my stock of goods at first cost for cash We have well select ed stock on hand consisting of Dry Goods Hardware, Queensware, Boots Shoes, Hats etc
 Sept. s, 1857 D. l.. O'CONNELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
COME TIP,

NOT wishing to have goods lying ovCr until another 4 s season, we viii close out the remainder nf nur S.o.N "t summer Hats Pants. Coat>- eJt.. cost. Cal and satisfy yourselves that We ale hot hun,buo- ging the dear people"
 Sept. l2. U. MCPHERSON <S OVERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NOTICE,

TS hereby given to all those who know themselves l. indebted tc the undersigned, to please call and settle up thelr accounts immediately or they will be put in -e hands of an officer for collection My ob
 cct in making this call is for the purpose of settling up with my creditors. l will still continue to hold forth at my old stand near the steamboat landing, will pay the highest cash prices for Hides and Peries during the ensuing season.
 SepL. 8. 1857. tf THOS. BARRETT s& co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
FLOUR.
( SOf'F'EE.
WANTED,
CARPETS. NEW CARPETS

S ECEIVED and for sale low for cash, AC 59O yards lngrain Carpe,ing;
 24 God Rag Carpet. own. D RFNDFR Sept. l. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
The RP%ular Weekly Packet
 NEVILLE

ABNER BAIRD, -hlster ELIAS TnoMAssoN. Cle,k \ ,EANEs Memphis every Wcdnes- un~-e. IA day night after the arrival of the .5 1T cars, say ; ocl' ck, P. NJ. Always arrives f IbrT dee" on Fridays in time to connect that day with the stage for Little Rock and arrives at Aberdeen on her return direct through trip to Memphis on every fore noon; connecting with same stages from Little Rock ana the est Passengers may rely upon this ar fangement as d permanent one.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

0.F The Hon. Abraham Rencher, of North Caralina, has accepted the Governorship of New Mexico.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NIA EI-a.i-.i

w from new wheat made at tiibhon.. ,..,, -u,,, mill. MORROW ROnTE t rH S,I"n
 Sept. s. 1S57 N "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Singer & Co.'S. Sewing Machines.
Strtyed or Stolen.

\ Little Rock. the 10th September. 1851. ! dark bay horse. years old, stout built esssSzy7 io53 hands high some little saddle marks on EYE Ills pack think both hind feet wlAite smell star in toeHead' size of dollar; real stump sucker works fine in buggy, any where paces slow. had on com. mon new spanish saddle, with purple red quilted seat fair skirt, black iron stirrup-
 :, liberal reward will be paid for the delivery of .re morse "C f9u1Ts stable in Little Rock or to the subscriber at Holly Springs, Dallas county.
 Sept. l5 3t# GEO W RFApD
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
MIISI(,,

MUSIC. NEW Sheet music for Violin, Flute, Piano and " Guitar; Accordeons; Guitar; Tamborines; Violin and Guitar Strings. a very superior article
 Violin Keys, Finger Boards, and Bridges, Tuning
 Forks and Metronomes. A fresh supply received by Sept l, 1857. JNO. k. REARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
English Law and Equity Reporrs.

.RkTH II and 37th Volumes. received and rov, roo5 ', for delivery to subscribers, who will please cali for them at the book store. f'N'''' o''i'
 sept l, 1857. JNO. E. RFARDON Aner+
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
WANTED AND MUST HAVE.

N T TeItrleS and Beef
 L, Hides for which the highest market price will w,li be either in cash goods. We are also prepar ed to store and ship cotton which liberal avances will be made. MCPHERSON 6y OVrPToW
 Sept l. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Todd's Index Kerum,

{ AR Index of Subjects intended ,s amanual to a;d o the student and the professional mal. in plepar. ing himself for usefulness. f
 A lew mere received at the book store of
 Sept. l, lo51. JNO E KEARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
GILT ,s;,Irr.t,lNf,

L'OR Framing Pictures. Paintings etc. of any size | superior article, Various Wid hs-at the book store. JAO. E. REARDON.
 Sept. !, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet

TNIE Steamer ''PELICAN.n A@hton l Master. will run as d regular Pack tf m. . ., ct from New Orleans to Little Rock sfTT@ivissiisess Van Bu'en and Fort Smith during the =4zzs-sz=-sz ensuing season.
 The '' Pelican 9 will run in connection with the Light Draught Steamer AAkANNAW TRAVEL Elk. King, Master: which boat will run is d Regular Fort Smith and Fort Gibson. and upon which. laf low water, all treighs will be re-siipped thereby avoiding the delay and expense of storing at inter mediate points.
 All business entrusted to the O. reers of tIa boat will be strictly attended to.
 MERRICK & WASSELL. Sept l5. 5. A,,,+s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Notice to the Tender Footcd.
LIGHTNING cuS>oLAToR&.

s ? SIDES first rate upper Leather, just receive, TS from Harris Tan lard." and fur sale by
 Sept. <. lS21. MCPHERSON * OEE.ION
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Plaid IiilseNS

Usf received 10 pieces Plaid Lnseys and for sal, J by HUTfr & POPE
 August 25 1887 '
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
| WISH TO SELL.

I WINH IO SELL
 MY well-improved residence and plantation, TOO MI acres. half mile south Of Princeton 400 cleared mostly choice bottom land with Gin, Mill etc Also 4l2 acres with POO cleared of the above; both have fine springs, good houses orchards etc. and are the most desirable places in Dallas county. Also my house and lot in Camden, joining store to J. M. Brooks and some 300 of good land west of town one mile. My intention is to move to Little Rock Sept. s. 1857. 4w w. E. WRIGHT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
STATE OF ARkANSAN.

/" aH r. chom Mese presents AaH czDa4-GRrErIxe: NEIHEREAS. It has been made known to me tl,, w Nathan x. Pack, who committed murder in Saline county. upon the body of Ri hard F. Cheek, has lied from justice and is now running at large: lHLREFoKE l, JOHN k. HAMPTON. Governor of the State of Arlnss, by virtu. of the authority in me vested. d. hereby offer a reward If Two Hundred Dollars. to any person who may ap- prehend he said Nathan S. Pa b and deliver him to ihe Sherti of SaiI county of saline n orler that jus tice III that behalf may be had ant executed.
 In testimony whereof nave hereto ser my
 hand and cuus-d the seal of said State to be IT, sI a.iiXed, at Little Rock, the .5-h S.ptem
 b,r, lo57.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NEW GOODS! NEW Coooc

Castings. A SUPERIOR lot of Smooth Castings just receiv- 4 \ ed and tor sale by HUTT d POPE. August 25 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
Chars hairs.
EL4bTIItNG.

Od SUPERIOR Cloth Coats black; ~A 3f medium I2 Brown Beaver Ribbed;
 D Plain;
 2+ Brown and Black Twceds;
 6o pair Men, Super Black Doe Skin Pants; 24 Fancy coored 2f Black Satnets 24 " Fancy ' n dog. Mems Wh.e Linen Bosom Shirts; Mriuo ounler
 , Cotton '' Just opened and for sale by Aug. 35. le5.. FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
FIFTY DOLLARS REWAnD

TIT DOLLAKS KEW AKD. R UNAWAl from the plantation of a John A. Winston, nine mics below gxrxsA Little Rock, in Pulaski county, Arkansas v Ve5S on the Sth of June, 1857, d negro man EA@ named CHARLES NLA- The above reward will be given taken K N out Of Pulaski county, or twenty five dol V s lars If takenin the county in either event k to be delivered the place. or secured in iai that get him. pton-Chares is about 2S or 29 wears oId-"eighs about loo lbs.-copper colored-quick spoken, though with an mpelinent-peculiar ex PreSslon about the eye-hair brown instead of black
 JOHN A. WINSTON.
 By CHAs. A. CARROLL. Little Rock. Sept. l5, 1851. At
 L. oAaroeLL R. B. CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG. 4 AMPBELL < STRONG, Cotton Factors V and Commission Merehants No. 20 St. Charles street, New Orleans. Sept 3o 1858. "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22
NOT iCE-

N F are now prepared to furnish our customers
 W and inendS with Banging. Rope and Irvine at as low rates they be bought in this citv send in your orders, or cal and Us when you come to town.
 Sept. l5. '57. NEWBFRN < TIr-crrS