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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
The Attractions AT COHEN'S JEWELRY ESTAR. TVSHMENT

 NOTWlTHSTANDING the str;noencv in ,bo money market and tightness of the times hare "nt dhasntsted in te slihtest. He continues to re- ceve fresh supplies to his already large and udcious seecuon ' oi Ilalh and Fancy Jewery of the latest and most fashionable styles
 Among his latest importations may he foupd Cor,- co, lSk. Gold Rings; ''i0 0"'''- sk. Plain do; all sizes; Ladies Onyx, Opal and Coral Chemisctte Holders Enamelled Diamond sett Studs, Enamelled Gold Lockets, plain and chased. ana general assortment of every article usually found in a Jewelry store Personal attention piven to renairno Watches and Jewelry " "'1'' Old Gold and Silver bought at highest rates. Taper money of all solvent Banks taken at par An examination of the stock and knowedpe his ces Will convince the most ncredulous that his de- sire Is to make ito the interest of purchasers to leave .nell y money With hlm. Nov. IT, 1857. 6-3w.
 Dry GOOds---New Arrivals. | HAVE i'll store and for sale l 900 pieces Prints, 50 bolts Unbleached Domestic dozen Horse Blankets Fine White do. bolt Cassnett 10 '' Jeans,
 40 < Fine Bleached Domestic, Linseys, Flannels O.naburgs Stripes, Tweeds Cottonades Cheeks, iickorys, Drap d Etc.
 De Bazes, Handkerchief. etc, etc. At Cheap Cash Store of Nov. IT, '57 n: II O'CONNrrT
 PatrOniZe t.euis..,
 HAN Just received from the manufacturers in Georgia a large lot of colored Jeans which can anord to sell cheaper than any house in the State Call and examine for yourselves. A. J. HUTT NoN -, oI Main street.
 GROCERIES. HAVE in store and will sell very low for cash l 15 barrels fine Old Bourbon Whskey,
 ' |" New
 < Brandy,
 " Sweet Wine
 1" Holland Gin. 10 boxes Star Candles; 75 gross Matches; boxes Starch No. l and Tobacco, dozen Painted Buckets, nests < Tubs, sacks Coffee, 4 barrels Sugar.
 Lead Shot, Powder Caps, Rope, Maddcr. Indigo, Rice, Soda etc, etc.
 Nov. IT, '57. D. L OCONNFLL. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATE
 IHtle Rock, drk., 2ith Nov, 1857. WILL receive proposals, at this office until the lst l day of January next, for binding the new Digest Of the Statutes of Arkansas, which is now being printed
 The law requires thirty five hundred copies to be published; to be bound and ettered in all respects, equal to the present Digest
 DAVID B. GREER Nov. 24. 1857. I'm Secretary ol State UST RECEIVED per steamer Arkansaw. a s) large lot of Crushed and Pulverised Sugar. for sale low by JACOB HAWKINS. Nov. 24 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
MUD BOOTS, BROGAN AND COARSE
 CLOTHING FOR SERVANTS

A IL OF OUR customers will do well to call and IA examine our assortment of Water Proof and Mud Boots. Brogans and WOmens, Shoes coarse Ready Made Clothing for servants conno. be beat in quality nor prce--neither can our O-naV burgs or Llndseys. All of the above goods are seI llng fast but we have few more left of the sama sort. Don't forget to examine our fine assortment v iints, ana oniy lZ < cents per yard as usual tILKINs warrants them fasteolors Ouroood Coftee IS IS lbs. for the dollar We have for sale CHEAP. me mn Gosling Buggy, of the very latest fashion, We have also, Santiclause with his carriage bells and ponies, all dressed in furs and loaded with
 Christmas Presents.
 No charge for admission. And as an accommoda tioh to onr customers continue take all kinds of paper money at par at the new cheap cash store
 No trouble to show goods.
 Nov. 24. 1857. FILKINS & CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
Measuring Corn in the Ear.

Having gathered and safely housed his corn, the farmer wishes to ascertain with some de- gree of certainty what amount of shelled corn there may be in his pile. There are various rules for this, all of which are more or less ser viceable. The following we find in the Valley Farmer, and it is one which can be easily tested. If 1t prove sound rule, we advise our readers to cut it out, and keep it for refe. renee:
 Arrange the corn in the pen or crib, so that 1t will be equal depth throughout; then ascer- tain the length, breadth, and depth of the pile, multiply these dimensions together, and their product by Al. Then cut off one figure from the right of the last product, and the remainder will be so many bushels of shelled corn; and the figure cut off will show how many tenths of bishel more Example: In crib or pen of corn in the ear, measuring ten feet long, eight feet high, and seven feet wide, there will be 252 bushels of sheled corn. Thus:-1OxS x7x4h-252,9- Farmer.
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FAYETTEVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
 MDS EASEEH SNICLI prir..;1.aL

 THE Fall term will commence on Monday. Sep l telnber ', 1857 Tuition per session of five months, ten dollars in advance including az the branches of Maough EagliSh Nucatim. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing, etc. extra.
 Ample accommodations for Boardcrs in good fami- lies on reasonable terms. Please send for a circular. Fayetteville, Washington, Ark. Aug. II. 1857 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
TERMS OF ADyHRTIsINg.
To Advertisers.
10 B W Q RK

Dur facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work
 be surpassed by any printing establishment in the country We have procured at cost of sixteen hundred dol -, of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which qabes us to do book and pamphlet work in superior style |xd al very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15

ARKANSAS BOTTOM LAND
 FOR SALE INOR Sale, 82oo acres of Land, in the bot 1T tom of the Arkansas River, about 20 miles sE{r below Van Buren, of which four whole sections ETS lie in body. This land was selected as Seminary land many years ago, and is of the finest ouality. wholly above overflow, and not excelled by any lands the river. The whole will be sold together or one halt by itself. Title direct from the State and un questionable.
 For terms, apply to Dr. Richard Thurston, Van Burcn. Arkansas, or Albert Pike, New Orleans. Dee. l. 1857. S-tf
 Appeal, Memphis, will please copy for 3 weeks. Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers, etc. S No. and Meat Cutters, " No. and Sausage Suffers, IF sets Grind Stone fixtures. assorted sizes, Goes l2 inch Screw Wrenches,
 l" Is
 6 2l 6
 7 dog. Kimball's R. P. Steel Long handle Sho-
 vels,
 Received and for sale by Dec. l. RAPLEY, HANGER 6 co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15

E. c. A TX INS, Cash Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., Lake Bluff and
 Brownsville, A ND General Commission Merchant Lake Bluff, A White river, Ark. Goods stored and hauled to Little Rock, Brownsville and other places on reasona ble terms.
 Contracts made with owners to deliver their goods from Napoleon.
 Mark on each package care of E. G. Atkins Lake Bluff and all together will meet with prompt atten- tion, and forwarded without delay. Julf 2l. 1857. 5m*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
SWAN & cos LOTTERIES.

NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!!
 CAPITAL PRIZE S6O.OOO!! The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN X Co.,, Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lot tery in each of thelr Lotteries for December 1857, at Augusta, Georgia, to which city they have removed their Principal otfice.
 CLASS 65, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, ill public, on
 SATURDAY. DEC. 5th, 1857.
 CLASS 66, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY. DEC. Iath. 1857.
 CLASS 67, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY. DEC. I9lh, 1851.
 CLASS 68, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY. DEC. 26th. 1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Five Thousand Four Hundred Prizes {. NEARLY EVERY NINE TICKETS -
 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15

Il. HAYES. & T. popsry HAYES A DORSEY, Real Estate and Land Agents Lake Village. Chicot county, Arkansas-will give personal and prompt attention in selling buv- ing and selecting lands in Chcot and adjoining coun- ues, either upon commissions or with an interest (which lands are alluvial and unsurpassed in the growth of cotton;) will also investigate titles and make out abstracts of the same pay taxes for non residents, collect debts etc. etc.
 HENRY HAYES, Attorney at Law.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
FURNiTUnE--PAKLoK AND COMMON.


 R ECElN ED large supply of Parlor f II and a general assortment of Furniture. 7 Center and Card Tables, Fancy Work lfle- Stands, Tables. St. Louis Bedsteads Lounges Cribs Irunnel Beds, Sofas Dressing and Common Bureaus Chairs Mahogany. Walnut and Cherry Feat a. Yeats, and Sofas, Mahogany, best quality, Hat Racks, Wash Stands. Cheap for Cash. Dec s. 57 D. BENDER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
WIiISk
WANTED

JUST received per steamer Violett, 50 Barrels ot y superior Whiskcy, for sale cheap for cash
 Dec. l, lS57 THOS. BARRETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
One of the Most Desirable Places in Ar-
 kansas for Sale.

UHC OT tht -HOst DesirabIe Places in Ar-
 kansas for Sale.
 643 ACRES IN THE TRACT. I'HlS place Is five miles above Little Rock IL l fronts one and half miles on the Arkansas rNcr and great portion of it above the reshet of lo44-lO0 acres cleared and under good fence and 50 acres deadened-the einprov vements are good hewed log double cabin and the necessary out houses a stock of cattle, horses wagons. farming utensils etc, will be sold with the land. The location is d healthy one and it possesses d great many advanta- gcs. The purchaser fl Icoling. can secure at fair price, lands adjoining the place make l2O acres in all.
 It is convenient to Little Rock where at this time there first male and female schools in short lt will be sold at great bargain and any one wish ing plantation on the Arkansas river would have to hunt long time to get such terms as this Win Dc sold for.
 For terms and information apply to
 NOLAND G co. IitrIc Rock Ark Do. lsz- tf
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS MALE
 A C A ID ID

A C IA 'HHlS school is now in successful operation and l under the entire charge of the undersigned. q classical teacher of fifteen ears successful expel ence students can here receive thorough English and Classical education preparatory of entering ad anced classes in college or for business
 TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS
 ONE HALF IN ADvANEE. Primary studies. slo % Common English studies. ......... ........ Is % Mathematics and High English. .......... 25 % Latin and Greek, with the above, (exra).... 10 % Board at the Stewards hall, or in families in the vicinity at reasonable rates.
 Students admitted at any time, and charged from date of entrance to close of session.
 For information, address the Principal at $ White Sulphur Springs, Jefferson county, Arkn Dec. s, 1857. At M. CURRIE, Principal.
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A BUSINESS situation Wanted as Clerk or 4 A saleslnan Call at the office of the True Demo- rrat. Da. ,s-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

 1AUGHT by experience. and availng himself of l the custom of the people in giving and receiving presents. tokens of regard and remembrance, about his convivia and joyous season.
 .sy ENRY AEr las selected received and opened, great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, that may be regarded pecu- iarly well adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. To enumerate would be to occupy more space than h. printer is paid for, and would be taxing the pa ience of the reader whereas show and dispose of lt fair rates is not only pleasure but compensa- ion. Call and examine. Nov. 24, S5f. Il US'r received per steamboat Quapaw, 50 bbl. Babbett, Good x Co.'s best rectifed whs- key, 10 bbls. old Bourbon whiskey, 10 '' Old Rye ''
 5 'E American Brandy,
 5 1' Gin.
 10 Baskets Champagne " IIeidsick,"
 10 dog. Oysters 2lb. Cans, 10 :" 1' lib. q 10 E Boxes Sardines, 40 Cases Brogans assd., 10 ' Mems Kip and Calf Boots, 10 |" Boys '' Nov. 24, 1857. FIELD & DOLBY.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
VIII. 5. WILLIAMS JAS. W. BLANTON.
 WILLIAMS x BLANTON, Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Devail's Bluff, White

A LSO Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, "A Queensware, Cutlery, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps Furniture, Farming Tools and every variety of Mer chandise adapted to the market
 Respectfully announce to the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally, that they provided with large and secure Ware Houses and Cotton Sheds, and can always procure sufficient number of Wagons the State, all goods consigned to them. That they will advance freights and charges and do business on the square guaranteeing that their patrons and GUS toners shall always find everything right side up with care.
 Their charges for advancing, Receiving and For warding, shall be reasonable as any established rates known on the river. They will also pay the highest market prices for ides Pelries, Produce and everything tbe farmer has to spare.
 ,July 29 IS57 If
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or They were having fine seighing at Quebec last week.
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X CARD.

A CARD.
 dAWlNG to the many labors devolving upon them " the Principals of the Young Ladies Institute have appointed MT. J. F. James as Clerk of their establishment, authorizing him to do all their out door business. and to settle all accounts for tbe school He is therefore empowered to give receipts in their name for all moneys paid to him for their accouht Dec s, '5T.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
"NEw ORLEANS, October, 1857.
The European Crisis The letters of Lord
 Palmerston and Louis Napoleon.

The following is the government letter ad- dressed to the Bank of England, reference to which was made in the news received by the Vanderbilt:
 DOWNING STREET, Nov. 12.
 GENTLEMEN:-H Majesty's government have observed, with great concern. the serious consequences which have ensued from the re- cent failure of certain loiut-stock banks in England and Scotland, as well as of certain large mercantile firms, chiefly connected with the American trade.
 The discredit and distrust which have result ed from these events, and the withdrawal of A large amount of the paper circulation authorized by the existing bank act, appear to her Males- tvs government to render it necessary for them to inform the Bank of England, that if they should be unable in the present emergency to meet the demands for discounts and advances upon approved security without exceeding the limits of their circulation prescribed by the act of 1914, the government will be prepared to propose to Parliament upon its meeting bill of indemnity for any excess so issued.
 In order to prevent this temporary relaxation of the law being extended beyond the actual necessities of the occasion, her Majesty's go- vcrnment are of opinion that the bank terms of discount should not be reduced below their pre- sent rate.
 Her Maiesty's government reserve for future consideration the appropriation of any profit which may arise upon issues in excess of the statutory amount.
 Her Majesty's government are fully impress ed with the importance of maintaining the let ter of the law, even in time of considerable mercantile difficulty; but they belive that, for the removal of apprehensions which have checked the course of monetary transactions, such measure as is now contemplated has be- come necessary, and they rely upon the discre- ton and prudence of the directors for confining its operations within the strict limits of the exi- gencies of the case
 We have, etc.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15

The following is the government letter ad- dressed to the Bank of England, reference to which was made in the news received by the Vanderblt:
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I'E(IJ K.

uST received per $. II. Tucker, 75 Sacks of Pen 7 nywlts Flour, by THOS. BARRETT. Dec. |, 1857
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VT T'T''' VI
 ROOTS AND STENES

BOOTS AND SHOES. t ECFlNED. direct from manufacturers. 50 eases e Boots and Shoes, for sale at reduced prices Dee. l, 1857. MEkRICK * WASSELL.
 SALT. SALT. Snn BAGS Coarse Salt on consignment for sale cOO at bargain.
 Dee. l. 1857. MERRICK .x WASSEII
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approximation Prizes.
54oO prizes amounting to..... S32O.OOt Whole Tickets, sIO; Halves, s5; Guar. ters, S2 50.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

54o0 prizes amounting to. s32O,OOO ters, s2 50.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
 The numbers from to , 1000, corresponding with those numbers the tickets printed on separate slips of paper, encrced with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel.
 The first 36S prizes similarly printed andencirced: are placed in another wheel The wheels then revolved and number is drawn from the wheel ot numbers and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience and regis tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeat ed until all the prizes are drawn out.
 Approximation Prizes.
 The two preceding and the twosucceeding numbers to those drawing the first Prizes will be entitled to the 32 approximation Prizes For example: fl ticket No. 250 draws the sG0 000 prze those tick cts numbered ll24S llz49 ll2f ll252, will each be entitled to $500. If ticket No $50 draws the $50 prize those tickets numbered 54s 549 55l 552 will each be entitled to $250, and so according to the above scheme.
 The 900 Prizes of S2O will be determined by the last figure of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize. For example, if the Number drawing the S60 GOO Prize ends with No. l, then all the Tickets where the Number ends in l will be entitled to $20. If the number ends with No. 9 then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to s20, and so on to Q.
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow ing rates. which is the risk
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50 '' 10 Half '' .... 40
 '' 10 Quarter ..... 20 10 Eighth < ..... 10
 In ordering tickets certificates enclose the mo ney to address for the tickets ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Pur- chasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
 s-ss@ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and give their Post Office. County and State.
 s-sy~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction.
 s4s- All Prizes of sl ,0o0 and under, paid immed- ately after the drawing other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential. Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates, to s. SWAN X O., Augusta, Ga. sB Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta, Ga., can have their orders filed and tune, by addressing S. Swan Co.,, either of those cities.
 sB A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one IS entitled to- will be published after every draw ing; m the following parpers New Orleans Delta Mooiie heglst Charleston Standard Nashville Ga zetie, Atlanta intelligencer, New York Weekly Day book Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch, Augusta Geo. Constitutional ists ana fsuldng Miss Clarion.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15

I N Seal Skin and Wood Boxes Ivory and Cherry l Parallel Rulers, Ivory sectors, Scales and Prortac tors Brass Protracors and Dividers. Very beststce Rnling Pens, Camel hair Pencils, India Ink, Water Colors. extra fine Tracing Cloth and Tracing Paper Fabers best Pencils all numbers Porte Crayons, etc.
 Receive al the book store of
 Nov. A '57. JNO F. RFARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
WANTED.

' IBERAL prices will be paid by me for five EL six field lands to pick cotton this fall from until Christmas. Persons having hands to hire will call on my oversecr at my place ten miles below, or it the store of Mir. A. J. Hut Little Rock.
 Aug. II. '57 If WALTER J. LEAK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-15
' ALI. PAPER.

Y awycT,s Seals. Three Sizes of various colors Just received at the Book Store of
 Nov A. '57 JNO E. RFARDON
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PatrOniZe t.eors.a
 I HAVE just received from the manufacturers in l Georgia, large lot of colored Jeans which can afford to sell cheaper than any house in the State Cal and examine for yourselves A. J. HUTT Nov IT, '57 Main street
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THE ABRYHAMIc DOCTRINE.

" But who is that tall, bright black eyed per son romping with the children?'' Oh, she is another example of tho prophets amatory ad-
 ventures. G. D. Watt, Mormon from Eng
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HARDWARE. PLANES. ETC

JUST Received, large supply y of Door Locks, Til Locks, ISfA Axes, Amcs Cast Steel l.. H. knHTTTATIS-1TTr7T--TA Shovels, Spades do. Hand Saws W4lHll4AA ---slaS Planes, etc, etc.
 Dee. 8, '51. D. BENDER
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Eyeiet Machines.

' lPMAN'S Patent, improved double Eyclet Ma lL chimes. with eyelets to suit.
 Received at the book store of
 Nov. 24. '57 JNO. E. REARDON.
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RAN AwA4.

30 From my Railroad Shantees, in Liberty
q County, Ga, about the first of august last
A-my negro man Ephraim He is black
and OF medium size, % or "a years old, was
to me by W. P. Bynum of said county, last Feb
ruary. 1 think said boy is lying about Char
lotte, OF w. p ., NUNS in Lincoln county. or
VIM. Ships, of CASTOR county, as he has reia-
tons at all those points. will pay Fifty Dollars
for his apprehension aud delivery in Charlotte
Jail, SO that 1 can get him.
Nov. IS, 1856
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Jan. 6.
Notice.

The copartnershp of Glen & McKoy was
dissolved on the 22d of July last, j. G. Mccoy
having purchased Mr. Glen's interest in the
Marble Yard and Notes and Accounts All con-
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