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The true Democrat., 1857-01-20
ARKANSAS COLLEGE.

I(ODEhi ThAHAM A. M, President and Prof. LC of Moral Philosophy etc.; I: B; VAN HORNE. A. NJ. Prof. of Languages; JOHN M. PETTlGREW A. B. Prof of Natural
 Sciences.
 DANL: .. BOWLING. Tutor in Mathematics: IALlAFERRO BOSrICK Tutor in Languages; J. M. IEBBETS. Secretary; J. II. SHERMAN. Treasurer: WILLIAM THORNLEY Janitor.
 The halls of this popular College having been thoroughly renovated will be open for the reception of students on Monday. Sept.S lo56. Although stu dents may enter at any time during the Session it is very desirable that they be present at the beginning of it.
 The Institution includes a PRIMARY ENGLISH PREPARATORY and CLASSICAL Department, in each of which the course is thorough and extensive suited to scholars at all periods of advancement For healthulness and beauty of location the convenience and elegance of the buildings and internal fixtures and the ability ofits Faculty Arkansas College is mol surpassed by any similar institution n the South or Vest
 TERMS: Tuition in Primary Department, term of five , inohIhs ......-.....-. ........ $ % Tuition in English Department term mos l5 oo luit!on in Primary Department, l5 % IWuos in Classical Department $ 20 % fees Always ill advance No extra charges Good boarding including washing and necessary attention. in respectable families S2 % Der week For printed Catalogues and any farther informa- ton. apply to tROBT GRAHAM. Prest. Fayetteville Arkansas
 Aug. 26 l556- If
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY.
 In the Montgomery Circuit Court in Chancery. be- fore the Clerk thereof ill vacation, the 24th day November A. D. lS56
 AndrewJ. Irons, Complainant,
 Bill for specific performance William Mary Thomas B.. Jane. and Patsy Ann Denton, heirs of nianin Denton, deceased, de- fendants
 nN this day came said complainant. by his soci- O tor An trew Bowles and filed his bill of com piant against he said defendants the object of which is to compel the specific performance agreement for the purchase and sale Of the following tract of lands situate Tn the county and State aforesaid t0 wit: the Seuth-w Quarter of the South east Guar ter of Section number ,. in Township number2 South of Range number 22 West containing 4e acres made hv and between said complainant. and the said Ben iarn Denton ill his life time and praying thata tt lc in fee simple thereto. be decreed unto him the said conulanant And ii appearing from the aifdaN it of said conlninant fled with lis said bill that the said defendants are residents of the State ot Al kansas on motion of said complainant il is thereupor ordered that the said defendants be. and the, are hereby notified o the object and eudency of this suit and hat unless they appear hetre ths court oh "r before the third day of the next term thereef at a court to be holden at the court house in and i''l said county of Montgnmcr. on he >ec"nd M"ldal of March next after the date hereof and rlead an swer demur said bill the will be taken d, confessed and decree be en cred accordingly: and is further ordered that copy o this entry and order be inserted and published in the True Democrat Il newspaper published at the city of Little Rock State of Arkansas for two weeks snceess,ely the last in- serton to be at least four weeks before the me,t of the said term of hs court and that the same, when so made and published. be taken and deemed as sufficient notice to said defendants of the object and pendeney of this suit
 D. A. WOOLARD. Clerk. A true copy from the Record.
 Attest: D. A. WOOLARD, Clerk Jan IS '57-2w. (Cost of adv. $S)
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Saw Mill and Bottom Lands for Sale. ~0 F WILL SELL Two Hun .se-9s. isLaSSASS A drcd and Forty Acres of szssI aa,,fSssnA Bottom Land. on big Piney. S%s Gssiff4Z.s in Johnson county Arkansas =z'-0-- Sixty acres in Cultivation and under good fence. There is on the place good Saw and Grist Mill, in good running order-Dweling and out houses There is an inexau>table Pinery just above the Mill on both sides of the creek, with plenty of water to float saw logs down to the Mill.
 good range for stock cattle etc., in the vicinity Said Mill and Lands are located eight miles east of Clarksyille
 For further particulars, address
 l.. ROBINSON, Jan l3 '57-4w. Clarksyie Ark
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FLOUR. NEAL ETC.

SUGAR, COFFEE AND MULASSES, ID ECElVED and for sale by 1l Dee. B. 1858. M OSBORN
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RoNs, and Misses Gloyes.

TNHE subscribers have just received Boys ant
 \ Misses Wool und Cashmere gloves q great varie N, wl.ich they will sell cheap for cash. Noy 25 .5s NFWBEiN N HUGHES.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

FAMILY CKUCERIES. 1n HIIDS. best Brow Sugar; lO Bbls Crushed Sugar;
 '' Powdered do.;
 % Bags Jamaica Coffee;
 9 '' Rio do;
 < Old Government Java Coffee: l Bbl of Currants. Preserved Ginger. Qninces, Peaches, Damson, Pine Apples, Green Cages Pie Fruits
 Preserved Fish. Salmon. Lobsters, Macierel Oyesters, with flu assortment of Groceries of every description, hic are offered very low and guaranteed of best quality Dec 'J6 MERRlCK & WASSELL.
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).0OO Tickets

VN HE HAN UF NINTLE MUM MBEkS.
 Three Thousand Two Hundred and Sixty Prizes MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
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CLASS 25,

To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, i public, on
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FRESH EKOCEKIEN. LUST Received at the New Cheap Cash Store, per J steamer Arkansas: S250 lbs best Rio Coffee; 456o Sugar; $50 Fresh Rice; 300 '' Copperas; l50 '' Black Pepper; 800 '' Bar Lead: 25OO Nails. assorted: F boxes Patent Axes:
 7 bags Horse Shoe Nails; 10 coils Manila and Cotton Rope; half Barrels Soda, 12 dog Cotton Cards; l25 lbs best Bengal Indigo. For sale cheap for cash. by A. J. HUTT. Dee ? '5f Main street
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DRY GOODS. JUST received and for sale J Plaid Wool ShawIs: Solid Brown DeLaines; Fancy colored Solid colored French DeLaine; Persian DeLaine; Marines of all coIors: Plaid Linseys: Flannels of all coors; Blankets Blanket and Jean Coats; Bird-eye Diaper; Crash. etc., etc. Dec. B. lS5e NJ OSBORN
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CRUSHED SUGAR AND TEAS.

ED ECElV ED and for sale by
 ke Dee. B. lS56 M OSBORN k1sAtESH Arrival of Boots. Shoes and fl A Brogams, this day, also Ladies Cloth Cioaks. FILKlNS < co.
 Dec B 56. Snccessors to n RrNnrn
The true Democrat., 1857-01-20

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. HAVING purchased from David Bender his stock Il of Dry Goods and leased his store for term of years and having just received and receiving daily new supply from the East. bought exclusively for Cash Down, we are prepared to sell all kinds of Dry Goods very cheap.
 @ Boots and Shoes, Whips Saddlery, fA %1s<A etc-a large lot which will be sold X very low. Country Merchants and others would do well to call and examine our stock.
 Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, JUST received of the latest and most approved sty very cheap. Please call and satisfy yourst If. No trouble to show goods.
 Dee '5S l.. NJ FTIKIES & co
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11o 1ss 2" H1-AH1. 11H NsS nN hand and for sale by O Dee. z3. 1856. M OSBORN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06

On Monday the application for an in
junction against the Agent Of State, to
prevent tho transfer of the Indiana Bond
obtained from DR.. Talbot, as Auditor, by
Nexsen and WhceIock, came on for a
hearing before Judge Major. On tho part
Of the Agent Of State Judge Hughs APP
peared. and for Messrs. Hunt and Badger,
Porter, Mcdonald. Hon. Cyrus L. Dun
ham, and Mr.. Speed, an eminent lawyer
Of Louisville.
The argument was conducted OH the
part of the compliments by Judges NJ ar
rison and Morton, and for The defendant
by Hughs, Porter, and Speed. The prin-
cipal questions involved were the same
raised before Judge Wallace, among which
the most prominent was the negoliability
Of our State Stocks. The Court express
ed itself clearly Of tho opinion that the
State Bonds or Stocks arc no. negotiable
paper governed by the Law Merchant;
aud incidentally passed upon several other
points arising in the case, without deci-
ding them, but intimating opinions favor
able to tho applicants. The Injunction
was granted, and the case continued until
the next term of the Circuit Court. The
defendants prayed an appeal to the su-
preme Court.
Thus, it will be seen, all the efforts Of
tho writer in tho Sentinel, to prejudice
this case in the mind Of Judge Major,
and give il partizan char ter, have sig
nally and shamefully faiie,l. The bonds
are held to DO not negotiable, and Messrs.
Hunt & Badger must pocket the loss their
want Of caution and prudence have fore
cd upon them. They have no claim 10
the sympathy Of anybody but their advo-
cato in the Democratic organ, and IL Dr.
Talbot had failed on his part, he would
have had no more. Tho attempt to in-
juro Judge Morton, by representing him
as partisan advocate Of the Ex-Auditor,
is decently defeated by the decision,
which holds that he was right, and the
SeniiHel writer wrong, and that decision
was made, too. by Democratic Judge
The truth is, there never was shadow
Of partisan feeling or influence IN the ease
except what was brought into it by those
who have been classifying the matter thro'
the Sentinel. The counsel for Hunt s.
Badger were Republicans in part, and the
counsel for Talbot Democrats. If the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
Smith rncaked.

MIXED RELArIossmr.-"I say, boy
whose horse is that you are riding?"
"Why It's daddy's."
"who ID your daddyr
"why, don't you know?--ho's uncle
Pctor Jones'
$50 your tho son Of your uncle; how
do you make that out, young man%
"wcll don't know 'zactly how 'tis,'
replied tho boy; but you see daddy got te
DO widower, and married mothers sister
who ID aunt Sally, and 30 hos my uncle
now,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06


He would not undertake to declare what
was the character OF rs citizens, but he
knew, In his county, Germans who would
think Il degrading to be sitting behind a
little kes Of beer, handing IL out by re-
tail.
He preferred the bill TO nothing at oil,
and would support It as itnow h, although
u was not as he desired.
Walpele replied at lcngth. He pronoun-
ccd drose as interfering, so as 70 produce
d'scord among tho majority. They did
not wish his aid IN passing the bin, nor Of
any Black Republican. The Democratic
party here would agree upon land pass
bill.
Tagsart remarked no had said nothing
on this. bill. lIc now began to fear that
that no bill would DO passed on this ques-
ton. There were three parties on this
matter-the search and seizure one--ox-
treme IN Its yiew--the second free whls-
key party. that was opposed 10 all restraints,
and tho kind, to which he belonged, con-
sentative party. Hc then referred TO tho
action Of these extremes, and that what
was now demanded, was tho passage OF
law that will DO conservative; having moth
Ing Of these extremes. He opposed the
amendments which would abolish the IL
cense, because tho bond to keep an ORDER
ly house would have but little resiraint,as
would also, to great extont' be tho effect
of Blakc's amendment. lilo doubted its
constitutionality, too, because, It IN effect
gave tho County Commissioners tho right
TO legislate on the amount OF license they
would require. He had decentralization
u was adopted, not to vote for tho bill, but
he would perhaps vote Tor u as tho best nc
could DO.
Cullen opposed the amendment. IL adj
Opted no would vote against tho BILL lie
never could believe that tho principles OF
democracy wero Dependent on jug Oh
WHISKY w Is asserted by Wapole. nc
a . not Dsneve 'na' the hsp"ei,eahs par
nc'pa'ea IN 'no ACTON on 'nis Dill 70 as
'rac' inc pe'nocraoy' out 70 nearby unl'o
with tho honest portion Of !. 70 pass a OIL
wh'eh VIII protect 'ho iami'ies' 'ho wom-
On ana children from inc Owls Oh 'ntem-
perance. The Democracy must rely on
the Republicans at tho Other. end OF tho
capitol 70 pass TINS Dill.
Sherrod asked whether We arc prepared
TO declare that man shall pay a license
TO sell what no produces. ifso, wa might
rs well AJAX farmer 10 procure license
TO sell tho corn no raises lilo sincerely
hoped the amendment Of Walpole would
Dc adopted.
Duncan said he came here TO vote ioi
q law that tho people would sustain There
were Republicans and Democrats on the
committee who reported this bill, and The
Democrats wero not agreed upon ils pro-
visions. II Walpole's amendment wa
adopted no would compromise 80 far as Il
vote Tor tho bill, but II not no would op
pose II.
The amendment OF Walpole WA lost
ayes 81; noes 40.
Kerr moved to strike out from tho bill
tho part which authorizes the Count,
Commissioners 10 refuse license upon 70
monstraneo against Il.
This amendment, he said, was necessary
since tho adoption Of the amendment he
had offered yesterday, declaring that the
Commissioners shall grant license. As
long as this power to refuse exists with
them, ii Ii prohlblory, aud that principle
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
A PUZZLE.
r. TURNPIKE NOTICE.

NHERE willboa meeting of The Directors Of ihs
i Grcensbury and Brookville Turnpike Com
pany al the onieo Of John n Farquhar. In Brook
viiic on Saturday, tho 3ist day OF jan unry. The
Directors are earnestly invited 70 be present a
o'eioe X p. NJ, as urgent ahd Important bust
meas induces this call. .I
The Stockholders OF sald Company and sub
scrbers 10 the Bridge at"kimblef Mil" hfc no
lInod and requested 10 mako immediate paYmen
OF their snbsen pti3ns TO the Secretary aud Treas
urer, and " not promptly pal d suits VIII be inH'i
tutsd.
The Supreme Court have decided tho 80 bscfip
| ton 10 DO legal aud olloclnhe.
JNo. "a. FAkQuHAR, President.
Jso. W. n trr. Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan 81 Nv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06

gentleman who has been so busy In mis-
representing tho affair, and belying Judge
Morton, feels good over tho result Of his
efforts, we hope he will show his cxulta-
ton tomorrow. Just at present no APP
pears in rather an uuenviablo position to
everybody, but himself. We commend
to him this single consideration, In con-
clusion; no will find IL harder to injuro
Judge Morton in this community, with
out more ingenious and persistent misrop.
rcsentation, than-his efforts SO far indicate
the ability to manufacture.--Iad. Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
a.. ninistrafnr'a Sala.

mnR undersIs ned administrator Of The estate q
- , saasv u. the aeth day Of February, A.
ID. Iss5 wssnie n. II sold for The appraised value
thereof, he win Inc, expose The same a. pusShe
yondue on the premi w., 'se"'V" ''s "N''' "
~. anu sio. =. tier of Section ten, (10) In
Town nIne sa of RANGE two ca IN The county Of
Franklin and State Of In nj loo and half mile.
near the Oxford road, abo ,s,S e,s,ae ham
saa,,, =, .,n ed land, good young
orchard and sugar orchard 1890
trees - -. -. AZ,
ha,annsis ~, ,,,,,si r,,1s, ynents. with la
terest, The purchascTgyng non gani t,sehol,
lion and appralaement laws. viii 'e''N ''''"'''
security. IA .ao,-
Jan 10 sa,So JOSIAH ALL sS' Aa"'s'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
TRMR SYONES & MONUMENTS.

SCHRICHTE q WELLINGHUFF,
\ ATE or HAMILTON, OHIO, OFFER TUE
Ii citizens Of Franklin county, Indiana,
Of the very best quality aud finish, NJ as low rates
as can be inrnlshod Ia this Valley. As thelf WORK
snsaks for ITSELF they refer 10 y, either la the sho
~ III Inc grave yards where II IL already set up.
snop Ia tho old yellow Tavern, south OF thejaii,
Rockville, Ind, augeDly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
OK, 81

7 HAVE ON HANDS, ven general assortment
j Of books and stationery among which are
Auto blog rnphy Of pcscr Cartwright
Footprints OF 0n lttucrumt
1t5f1es Ak and S00dl c bngs
PtOWccrs Of the West
DRIED
Scrap Books, blank Hooks, Pass hooks, Diaries
for 1857. Portfolios. and school Books OF all kinds
used IN this locality all Of which are sold NJ The
publishers retail ices for cash.
kTATnON EekY OF all kinda, including Fools
Cap, Letter, long Cap for lawyers use, CONNER
cial Note, and Note Paper, BY the roam or qnIfc,
THE nfAGAz1NEs will DO furnished n
city prlces--9s cents for Harper, and 10, for The
way win please call soon.
doeis '51tf. JOHN w. KELLY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
Brookvillo Manual Labor Librarv
NOTICE,
THE pROIIJBITIONIST.

Published Monthly, by The Executive Commit.
toe of the n. Y. State Temperance Roeloti. An.
49, u scoy, member OF The kseentlye Commit
cater Of The Cause In tho Nation, contribute Of
their wsdom and eloquence 10 Ia columns.
with the Number for January, 1887, u begins
Tho scope and splrItof tho ProhibltIoni,lisN Ma
tlonal, II "a adapted 10 every State In The Union,
and eirculaies 10 every Stale. II IL the adhefent
OF no ono political party, nor the opponent OF any
other. saeredly devoted 10 the suppression OF
the LIQUOR Traffic, and the extifpali0n OF lntom'
perance, on all other questions which divide the
y ablic mind, 10 II absolutely silent.
II Ia printed IN the Folio Form, on double
medium sheet making eight large four.eolumned
paees 10 a number.
f"eS Trnns ov SUBSCRIPTION,
One Copy, for one year ,'...."...,.....'"s0 oU
Three. 10 one address, one year. I 20
And for each additional four copies, ~ 90
will be charged for any quantity less than
Ftfly Copies.
Plny copies, 90 one address ............... n Oh
One Hundred Copies, 10 one addresa...... 20 %
PosrAan.-Tho postage on the Prohibitloalat Il
within ihe county ., Aioany' rreei peyona ans
beyond the State, aud within tho United Slales
Sii cents ayoar-payable quarterly In advance,
nRIrtsH PRoyINcrs.-Ihero are no postage
charges on tho Prohibltlonlnl ~ Subscribers 10
the canadas, or any Of the Provinces In British
SrrotAL orTsn.--To facilitate tho gratultoul
circulation o. tho Paper, wewlll send one Hun
dred Copies, for year, 10 one address, posfag'
baid, TO TWENTY-FIVE D0LLkRsi aud at The SAINT
rate Tor any larger number. These terms barely
cover tho cost OF paper and printing.
Eyery man into whose hands this sheet ma,
fall "a solicited 10 raise club, aud put copy Ia
10 every family In his neighborhood
Largo and Immediate orders respectfully sole
tied. Specimen numbers wall be sent gratis.
No subscriptions received for loss than one yea
aud IN every case the order must be aecompau
o. ScoviLL,
JAMS Publishing Agent, Albany, N. Y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
Aam;nistraior's Notice

1rcTIcE Is hereby given that the uadorfigned
N h as taken out letters of Administration on tho
sstats Of Robert John, laio Of franklin county,
deees.. d. Persons owing the estate. or having
eialrs. yalnst Il will please settle immediately.
fI Isn se.a" JouN G. AnAiR, Admir-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

m LIN AND DO - OlIO hiifN
ever offered In this market. We have been very
particular In buying our Clothing, aud natier our
seiycs that we can rim you out, gentlemen, from
sshead 10 foot'' foriess money than any house In
this Valley. Give usa call.
DOmestlcs.
Wohavo an unusually largo stock Of Domeslics
sueh ms Aiuelins bieached and unbicLehod, Drill
llnra do, Llnea and Cotton Diaper, TicklnRs &c,
Prints.
Whom It comes 70 'cAiereor "wo're around, !"
but all that we need say about prints Is, that
have the Merrimack, Cochoco, Philip Allcr
Sons. Bay statcand hpraguo brands, which every
body knows are as good as gold dollars.
This ls lust the season OF the year 10 paper our
.alls-lhoy begin 10 look bad. We have made
u. re aceesalons TO our heretofore offensive stock
~ Vail Paper, and can, Without doubt, exhbi.
-. vgest and most tastefully selected 1lock-and
,hon chcap--of any house IN those parts.
'H'" % Carpets.
xv. 49,, ,lust opened a large and we'll selected
.,oek Of Inn Oorted Carpets OF The aiost patterns.
D. e,.,nets Nways on hand.
mug '"P'" sO0ts and shoes.
Wa have roo IN devoted TO this bfaneh OF the
bnsinoss. and We Ve now prepared 70 SUIT Win
shoes or Boots, eve ',vYuh even " sas Ishsss
ui,ans. "a nna,ess Misses aud Chiid's Shoes,
Mon and boys Boots MD sh9e,; We nave |,
large assortment OF Cusa o''''H DN D"''' e"e
shoes of every description.
Hats ana q ups.
t,.-,, ....lo i,oth for men and boys, even 10 the
Iate stvie OF soFr HATS for hnl d or sol heads
Cailin Gents, and "Adam" willgi'Te YOUR"
EAardWnrcs =.
aud tho articles usually koptin reta.I s.os.' ="
GkuccnsWmrc and tslnsssN' 90 !.
We have an entire new stock, contalni w sona'
new patterns, and all that Is wanledin this Was,-
Hut We feel Ii unnecessary 70 say more. unes
fr IA 10 rav We feel very grateful for the ltbcrhi
patronage bestowed upon usail through our me-
eaatlle course, ndnolhlng on orr Part shall DO
done, at this iate day,t mort diseontinnance
~ ti,e same We are sure that ~ good Goods,
eheap Goods, and plenty OF them, and gentleman
Iy clefksto walt on youls whalyou want, wo have
no s ,vsi Nd. GALLON sor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-06

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Al. uc.,s. $500. r,s r.,,lt ,o,,a IA
tina. The psr.on buvipg would nav r. and
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urosscs 81. co,.mu.;sv aeaIn., nuI.aneeu
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