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sintngcT z'rfsOyscrsan Church.

i M :nc Of the subscribers {, the fand for he ;itc-
,ion Of this cjnich, viii IL .ci| At The .&ci>"l HoHse at
< o'clock on Tuesday evening, Serte mhnr lst 4 fill
attendance j. rr i'esisi.
Non rcsldon, i"t ow,cr- and citizc.~ who may MT yet
nave been so.icito! fr xilb,cri p;ian, 81. H." erection 81
this church, will l,lea-c tase uotise lha' they can han
their contributions to auv .: IL" nn!er-f1,io,i =
j. r. CASE, Eco, Njninsrr, VT.
q. g. ROBERTSON, 3"
.LOHN NISINGER, ST. i,aul. II. Z
RDBERr 9uRERrsoS, 7G Wal street, New inrk
A.. J. JoNFs. Harri,bnrgh. Pennsylvania.
UA~py,tpH 4 HENDERSON,. t~;lasoow, Scotland.
Nininn.r. i. L. Nc =. lst7.
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Market slGnOrea.

II attempt 10 c!y" anything ike q market report, =
riis :in.o, will everything !. rushing i'm" market
would bur niislael car readers. Fluctuations ar rapid
ana VIII continue -, until proper estimates ar" arrives;
at nf the supply ani ,:ema,td. within a few DAYS ,o'a-
toes fell III PRICE from four IA one dollar a busha' III -.
Paul the same wa- tho cl>- with hay. The anxiety Of
farmers to realiz" J, likely TO oyer-stock the market for
some time 8 CONG. anl bring down prices, h'' they
will ne doubt recover and acquire steadiness in the
course of The 1..ssne.
"~---1' - = hret Ia nos: err reai:ra in relation
70 the Territorial niatket5, aid al, now making arrauge-
mem with CORRESPONDENTS IL that effect.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, - years Of age, having Id
Father, two Brothers. Daughter. Son-in-law, Nephe1
Nieoes, Ivy that drcasifnl disease, CONSUMPTION, and 81
witt! a C,uGH himself. determined to visit the East
Esvpt and Jainn. whore he discovered Il PREvENTI
CERTAIN CuGg fer Cold, Coughs. Bronchitis. CoNsU
Nervous DEBILITY and Asthma. His cough was CT
media teiv H.. returned. cured hi RELATIVES. who
the tisaas'. an! in ,lnno.'ion wi'h lis son have q
il in their practice. curing thousands of cases O
hopeless iy 9TH r., Eur the tif p,sa OF rescuiog
Of his suffering fell * being = possible he is sci
Recipe Ia ~ who Wish il tr 10 cents: > Of it
postage. AM thr balance printing. Address l
lOl Spring street, "ppo~ise -. Nichols Hotel,
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+ A U

lat FRAME HOUSE,
liable lots of ground, we'll situated in
this town. Attached to the house,
et, there is well cultivated fenced gar.
pirous of making a good bargain can
\, as the owner is going on a farm.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
Bn the premises, corner 9Th street and
. 26, 1857. I
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BRICK YARD.

! have on hand at their yard u large
y a quality unsurpassed by any other
by. which they offer for sale at ten
hose in want should send in their
. They will be delivered if desired.
1 BISSELL l.
E., Aug. "a, 1857. I
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School Meeting.

iiy,e viii "a u,o.'in1 % .N"i"g.r Nho~ hit,tcf
\. .. III Haniy ,v-.:,@. NusH.' 49,. II \ a'cinck
a III. ,&h1l Uw. : fGi II tni4:r. = rt'ip"-1rl 4
Hv order OF the Trustees,
CHARLES F. CLARKE.
District (Xr,k.
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ANDREW LEVERING.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
III o n @ Y Broker,
COMMISSIONERS FOR PENNSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN,,
I7DTAET pUDLIC.
Tsaird Street, ST. Paul., VI. r. Oily |
4 Valuable Claim

vaenab3e Claim
OF 80 a-re., for sale, situated II miles from Fal
hanlt. and - from ShieldsvilIe it has good runnil
water, - acres Of timber. and thirty acres of meadd
the ia'a'ce being good rlow land.
Also $50 acres on Chubb Creek, five miles from Ii
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and tim
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j.. NJ. HILLHOUS
City of Ninineer, .Aug. 2G. 1857.
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Estray.
Came into the premises of the subscriber, on Monday
July 9th, 1857, a dark brown horse, Is hands high and
about 8 years old, He has white spots on his forehead
and nose, and a few white hairs on his back he has
also a small scar on his left hind leg. The owner Of
said horse is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
T. NJ. FITCH,
Six miles from Hastings, on the road to St. Paul.
Spring Lake July Is, 1857. Alt
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DE 4TF7S,

N Hastings -1fh INST Saiomc. daughter 4 l.'"r ~
elizabeth tai-it. u-ti II II. nthe.
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1SssYi,s and s.Gi.is,niis.s' Al
10 IL NlAAfMgcr city.

M ~ ADUFAS ~ ssOasa~ssbadsaS tu.
4 WI. u 10 NIningcr city.
bet Of land adjoining iie eastern end
bibg.r having been survey ~ md plat
hrs now offer lot- fol sal. on II com
he main Improvement, 0ni II iinine,ii
E2ke} the I.eve., the 4,a,ir.l sti.a;, ilagi,
Sash, Blind Il Door Factory, Kemp
H3..6%zfE ro Depot, Lrichot 4 CLARK store. TIC
GR.s k227'8&&5S es, Gri>' Mill, and Printing Utirr the
xi11<e justified in claiming for tiese lets great
#N36&@ r 1Mas business locations or t"r rrlv1tn ic~l-
N6kk1f other portion Of the town.
~ &tonsiierally larger III. II corresponding
al town limits; the streets run parallel
BIT Of the bluffs, thus preserving building
AZ X3 He'd beauty and commanding position.
f4EY&4 yeInents experience suggested, have been
/, survey Of this addition regardless Of
flee OF ground.
81 bn Of the River Front has been reserved
House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
&2Rx hssenger Depots, &c, of the Nininger
84 Western Railroad, the survey Of which
&R&1 eneed, and the route OF whcl. A. indicated
341'| the Addition furnishes the only pr~actica-
thich connection can be had with the Mis-
sMa {2eeEffsd Road to and from the neighboring town
r. Sppassss through this addition, and a broad
I6D@been laid out with a view of strengthening
D1aydfminishing the distance, and speedily reuder-
ing il great thoroughfars.
LOT. / this Addition vii be sold without any eser.
cas q respecting Inducements. ~Tg.aa 1:sEsa
advants e Il the location has already induced the car
rent o. business and improvement in this direction.
Such Conditions are therefore unnecessary; but the Pro-
prietor4 will always BE- prepared to offer liberal induce
ments To Maclinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
If AEain1F.
gxr& nation apply personally or by mail
ID 3ersigued Propretors.
BONNELLY, Nininger City.
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rsa. Postmaster, throughout the eounti, ase aaff"t-
'srd Agents for Us
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CREDIT.

Par value of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nininger
ss4nnh ftHGeTK esteru Railroad Company, 100
8 in the town Of louisville, 10000
Zsfx&3 S*% $1,000
s, $500 dollars.
- : = kk@vagant: ~ ms lots average s9oo
3S7Rzix< ~ ; a profit Of $3.50. Or reduce
B sllkkiSteSseff: rMt ,fem a $3.50 each, and you still leave
a prof, Of 81 ,437. Or say 'hit by any possibility after
the Ka,lroa'i is ;AIij5 he gef- Il price less than many OF
he lot. have already been Sn'i for. viz, 500 each, and
he ha, still = plriif of 81, 49,. Il magnificent increase
upon rh~ -ntn 81 500 invested less than two years
before.
Thus there j. every thing TO gain. nothing to lose
Let au, msn s;uty tins whole project out, ana he VIII De
the NOR. and n, re convinced al it's practicabll'ty ana
its ceriain advantages. :,
The first vreat meeting ii ,le Company will be held
81, Saturday tla tweaty-iiuth inst, at ; o'clock, +. NJ,
1T \iu;pr,r. ia ir.,t II ,ie uiice of the Company. TX
njaua,yr, statements viii he made at the time by ~
OF the unIersi2nn! a. may he called on Maps o.
Town. touetiler witt the certificates Of stock, and g %
Of the Charter Of the Company will be shown and g.
information afforded. Citizens Of Nlnlnger and tug
Joining country, together with the public generallyIM@%
invited 10 attend. #x
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nation apply personally or by mail
lersigned P%roprietors.
pONNELLY, Nininger City.
EASE,
EBuRNS,
DLDSMITH, Wins,ow House, st. Paul.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Notice of Forfeiture the Internal


 State
  more Hsnens upon the bonds An eandsd the annexed list public days the
  by certificate sromt adduce
  at adduGng bonds
  all of inst with interest of six rbondssa of Land nd such lands ands e1andsh tbe o in O this
  "Tht allowed dl by the
 
 e nmakn thereof the Land thirty 
 a originally adding
 
 met Land m which bond shall payable from h uUpaid"
  the lands described the annexed list Wednesday, provisions above price dollar
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Forfeiture Improvement Lands


 'sNlE Auditor of the State of Arkansas has certified land alowptwu bose orsa lnito ndlea udsd in days front of this asutab by mnrtoft[ by shall of origin ingoolfi hamessa bnds heS il he ;ar by nsn swnhn xp sha alaucng acrail b Land Agent lands was the lands abandoned m of danssh hereby declared andsha Joe this valid binding e o illa lands
 allowed claimants this nilec n the Land nextu shall ndred a awhich
 
 improvements H execute their bonds to the State of Arkansas Internal sprov in ecn which bonds shall be payable thet rom the of such boldt tlIailn described annxel Thursday the provisions of the above and that shall e ere
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Agents fo1 the True Democrat

 Arkansas County-W. H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post
 w. NJ. JOHNSON, South Bend ashtev-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAys Hs'SAurg; Dr. L. L. .Bradiev-JoHN II avIs Lanark; w !. LEPHIEw, Wm. VI. VANVALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURNS Mt Elba Benton-Gen A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; J. H. HAMMOCK, Bentonvle. 5Critteaden-Iso. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. fC9umbia-VV H. STEEL. Magnolia; H. II. CLEARy Falcon sCLark-J R. THOMPSON and l. H. CROSS, Amity SAM. NJ. SCOTT, Arkadelphia; JACOB WELLS, Terre Noir. aCarroH-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS, Cauollton. .Coaray-R L. CARGILE, Springfield Cticot = CALVIN AsHBRooK, Coumbia M A. WILLIAMS,
 Casters Landing. Crapford-Gro AUSTIN, Van Buren. DreD-J. S JORDAN, Monticello. Desta-Dr. Jo LBMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FraHklR-RoBERT c. TwEEDY, Ozark. FHtoa-JoHS <. SHAVER, Cross Plains; j. :. RUSSELL,
 Rapp's Barrens. Gree=- JOHN M MrrCHELJ Gainsville; w. NJ. PEBBLES,
 Gteensboro'. Hcmpsteaa -RoB'r l.. PHILLIPS, Washington. Hot Sgrinz-Dr l. G. HALLIBURTON, Rockpor; Dr. w. H.
 HAMNoNr Hot Springs; /. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH-
 Ro HENDERSON. Wilmington. I-ard-Hon J, qN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w JEFFREY
 and s. J. MASON, Mount Olive. Iafcpcndeaco-R HARPHAM, Batesvlle; Dr. M. H..
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. J6Gcrsoa--J. J. HAMMETr, Pine Bluff l. SAVAGE, Lehi. Johnson Col. JOHN $. HoUsroN, Clarksvie. Jaekzon-C. H. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt. Lqfayette--J. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville. LrorcHeeJ N HTtsoUsE Smi1hville; il EISe jaeks9ni
 MJ II ARDrN, Canton; Wm. VAUGHAN, Evening Shade. MoatgOmcry--JoHS B. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. MoFroc-WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen K. BERRY, HunfsVllle hfarioH--D C. WILLIAMS, Melville. Oaacdita-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoR'r ATKINSON, Leek
 Store. Pcrry-Hon. l.. D. HILL, Perryvile. LEWIS SUrFIN, len. W. THRowER, Boil
  Phitiips-C. II. ADAMsox, Helena. Pike-W. B. STEER, Antoine; F. Il. ADAMS, II. H MERI-
 DErH, Wilton; Wm. !. KELLEY, Murireesboro Pope--R. H. HOWELL, Dover; C. E. FoBEY, Noristown. PGirie-Col. JAS F. GATEwooD, Des Arc. Raadolph--JoHN McCoY, Pocahontas St. Frsneis-s w. CHlLOREss, Madison; A. MCDANIEL
 L'Anguille GEO W. SEABoRN, Taylor's Creek. SaliAe-Wm. A. CRAwFoRD, Benton; Judge W. E. BEA
 vERs Lost Creek. Se1ier-A w CoLE, Paraca; l.. NEAL, Center Point;
 Hon. CHps PerrIGREw, BroAvnstowu Scot--R. C. GAINES, Park; nr. D. C. WRIGHT. Searcy--Ilon. SAM LESLIE Wey's Cove. UHioH--W. r. HUNT, Hlsboro'; II. E CoBn .deeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; W. R. CovsER, Eldorado. Fun Bpren-L R. VENABtE, Clinton; D. B. CARGILE, Quit
 
 Hashingtoa-L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 McGUIRE, Nc(;uire's Store. IT aitr-H REED, Searcy. THOs. NJ. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold Well. Ye{i-W. x. MAY Oanvilie; Dr. JOHN l. SHERMAN, Dar-
 danelie; Jos GAULr, BIufton.
 77 Tn addition he above list of agents, Post Masters who friendly the paper, authorized and requested Q Ic :.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27


 ME Auditor the alowe1w sad the 22d day mlsd srtcd annexed list public n
 
 said all hold orac land to tmandu rom nlnatono of lively de lin good discharge liabilities le their tewths @ of hndo of within uct bond until shall aiiucn of Gvernoror Land Agent such a certificate named be econcuiv o alcrt tof fnfhel be and hereby declared be forfeited and lnot 1T officer reoft to af of the ositan "Tt allowed
 
 the of shall provided sd nmakin thereof the Land within thirty landG including handswe the adding the o n of shall be the of each m the o uch nnd lpud"
 the the lands described annexed the 18th of the above that shall
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

SINGLE and double mill steel miX'd Cassimere; - Plain and Plaid. drab and brown Cassimere; Steel mixed Grey SatinettS; Drab. Plaid and Plain Cassimere, for Boys; Dark Check Cassmerc for Boys: Brown anl Blue Kentucky Jeans White S.urlet and Red Flannels assorted; Rich Plail and Plain Linseys; Scarlet Blue Green and Pink all wool, Delanes; Gala and Tartan plaid~; rich French Prints latest styles; Blue and Fancy Prints; Black Alpaca assorted: Super Black Silk; Nainspoll and Swi,. Muslins: 1a-4. l2-4 White MarseiUes Quilts: Silk and Linen Pocket ilandkerchiets; Misses Fancy Woollen Hose: Ladies black Lambs Wool Hose; Mems Cashmere Buck Tan Gloves;
 '' Woollen Comiortcrs:
 E' Menno Shirts; Grey. Blue MiN'd and White Wooen Yarn; Bright eoercd assorted Wooen Yarn, for Children's
 Hose; Ex. size Crib Blankets;
 9-4 lO-4 Bed Blankets; Blue. Green and Scarlet Blankets; Cold Saddle Blankets; Tickngs Checks and PlalS.
 Together with variety of other articles, received from New York this day and for sale very low. hy
 RAPLEY. HANGER x co. Sent % 1sb7
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
D. IeICkSDS. C

D. DICKSON. General Lnnd Agent. will attend to Locating, Purchasing and Sale of Swamp and other Lands in the western part of the State of Arkansas
 Being practical surveyor and having a general knowledge of land business, he is prepared to make personal examination and surveys of lands and re port the character of soil timber and general produc tonS of this rart of the S;ateaso pay on lands of non residents. Fees will be reasonable.
 REFERENCE. III. A. Powers Land Register Little Rock. l. q. Nils Pine Bluff: T. C O. smith llce- na Daniel F Williams, Washington; J. NJ. TibbettS Fayettevlle Henry Williams x Co.,. Van Bnrcn: B. }. Waddle Memphis; Q. Basham Register Nj. Rose, ieceivcr, Wm Adams, Lnnd Agent Gainesville.
 Residence, Van Buren. Crawford county, Ark.
 Oct. F.. 1857. Y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
DRY AND WOOL GOODS.

ID ECEIVED direct from New York. Sattnctts, all s wool Tweods Jeans Plaid ana solid colole Lin,cys Mcriuo PladS, Plaid Wool Shawls. Plain Cl~simere Shuwls heavy W oo and Ca-simere Gloves: Buck Gloves and Gauntles, Ladies black Lama Hose: Chdren'- Striped and fancy Wool Hose; Gents Merino Shirts: Mems heavy Wool Over Shirts; Red Grey Blue and White Blankets; black Apacas Me rinoes, DeLaines. all color Flannels. Carpet Bags Prints assorted. Brown and Beached Domestic, lo-4 do. And for sale at the Cash Store, by
 Iittle Ronk Sent 2g lS51. NJ. OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Confirmation of Tax Title.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That on Mon " day. the 5th of November, ls49, William L. Butord, purchased at d sale of lands for the non- payment of taxes in Pulaski county. made by Ben. F. Daney, sheriff and cx offcio collector of Pulaski county, by authority of and according to law the south east quarter of section seventeen in township one north. of range eleven west containing one hun dred and sixty of land situate in said county of Pulaski for the of twenty six dollars and seventy cents that being the amount of state and county taxes, with penalty thereon and for the years ls42 to l849 ncusive and after the expiration Of twelve months. to wit. on the 30th of December iS5O received deed from the said sheriff conveying to him said tract of land; which deei was duly ac- knowledged and recorded in Pulaski county, Arkan- 
 That said Buford by deed dated sth January 1853 duly acknowledged and recorded in said county con veyed to Samuel NJ. Weaver all the said tract of land lylng on the east side of Fourche creek being about nlney acres more less and by like deed dated 24th of November 1855 conveyed the residue of said of land lying the cest side of said Fourche creek in sad county, containing about seventy five more or less to George Piles. and whereby the said Samuel M. Weaver and George Piles have become the owners of said tract of land.
 Now therefore all persons who can set up any right 10 Said land so purchased or to any part thereof in consequence of any informality or any rregularity oi illcgalty connected with such sale, hereby qured to show cauSe at the term of the Pulaski chancery Court to be held at the city of Little Rock Ill Iuask county aforesaid, at the place appointed by law, on the third Monday of June, 1858, why the sad sale of the said of land should not be conlrme pursuant to petition to be then filed by us m said court for that purpose. and in accordance with the Statute in that behalf provided.
 Given this 18th October. 1857.
 SAMUEL NJ. WEAVER,
 GEORGE PILES.
 x. II. HAMPSTEAD, Solicitor.
 Oct 13 1857. 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

NE1 E wish oengage several thousand bales of Cot w ton. and will pay l219 to l5 cents for middng to fully fair cotton, delivered in New Orleans to Oakley, Hawkins d Co.,, or to any other Cotton Fac tors in the city. by the 2oth of December, ls57.- Those disposed to engage at the above prices will please send their written obligation take the prices named. and inform Us to what Commission Mer chants they will ship, and the probable amount be- fore shipping. b. R. HAWKINS X co.
 New Orleans Sept. l5. ls57. 8m
 Napoleon, Helena Pine Blnff Washington and Camden Ark. papers please copy two months. and send hll to rs for ravlnent. D. E. II. .v 70.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
TERMS OF ADyggT TIsING.
gn R sv 9 B X

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can hot by printing establishment Tn the country
 We have procured of sixteen hundred dol of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which do book and pamphlet work in superior st zanAa very low nrces.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
SOUTHERN CIoTIIINc SroDE

l VIE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to The rlhzens of Little Rock and vicinity. that he ha- returned from the Eastern cities and has opened his extensive stock of Fall and Winter Ciotbhin and Gents Furnishing Goods. Roots. Shoas Hats. etc.. which will be sold lower than at any other house in the State '' 'A' My Clothing Is made up in the latest style. and of the best workmanship, which would invite the pnb lie to call in and examine for themselves at Iha ola stand on Main street, next door above A. I Hutt,s store. My stock comprises
 OvercOats, frocks. Sacks, Bangups, Raglans latest style, as well a. all other sorts made of best black and blue broad Cloth, Beaver, Pilot. ModleU Hair Rnar.t; PetershaIn, and many other qualities Dress Coats.
 Fine French Broad Cloth Frock and DresS Coo4. Raglans, Sacks. etc.. etc. Also a very laroa sto f Business Walking and Working Coats-made of all materials iii"ue oi all Of all the latest patterns black and fancy Cass;- meres cf all styles Also Cloth and Cas.intt WI "' All i"eU ail Sorts that you may call for.
 Vests.
 Black Lyons Satin Silk. Mavon+;oL p,o,l- o,,, Fancy Silk Plush and Velvet Cotton PInsb and VaI NeG' Cloth CasSmere CasSinett with reneraI stocI of other kinds all of which will be sold at the lowest Also good stock of Cloth. Cass;mere and CaSsinett. S"'i"0io anu The Gents Furnishing Department is filled with a i' ,t 4e SOCK or N hite and Fancy Linen Shirts. 1aLei'lS shirts (iateSt style), Calico Cheone and iickoTy shirts and all other sorts to be called for Also Cndershirts and Drawers. Wool. Cotton ana iahhel. etc AlSo Muflers Scarfs etc. suitable TOT TOT tne Winter season. A large stock of Collars iiahdkerclefS Neck Ties Socks and all other arti eIes generally kept in this line
 BoOts and Shoes.
 large stock of fine Calf Skin Boots Shoes and cheap. " N'o' '''5
 Hats and Caps.
 large variety of all sorts suitable for the scason very large varey of Gloves from I heavy Ruclf Skln to the finest Cassimere and Kid suitable for winter
 Trunks and Carpet Bags. ', Also Watches Jewelry, Pocket Knives. Pistols Bowie Knives, Coat Links, etc.. elc. all of which will be sold cheap for clsE
 would call particular attention to my stock of
 Boys CiOthing.
 Be,ng entirely in the Clothing and Cents Furnish ing Goods business. will be qb16 and i0te,3 to soil Rock. i''"'' -'' i-'''i' Thankful for the large custum have received from generous public. hope to be favored with the same in future. as will spare no pains to please all: 10 TouJ1e t2 S5o1c Golds.n My motto Is as usual. Cai,k .GiIes o1H S,oaU Pt,tta." A pOiJ0CE W;r 3"e'''' N- B-Country Merchants will find it to their ad vantage to call in and examine my large stock os will Snply them with Goods at Eastern prices ada ing freight and carriage p September 29. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

\ GENTLEMAN residing ten or twelve miles be "A low Little Rock. Arks desires to sell hi- farm containing about 1'o acres. with il5 in cultivation he growing crops horses. hogs and cattle The pla e is dc~iraby situated on the Arkansas river and the land i~ of the first character of soil
 lc also has other lands in the Arkansas bottom which hc will >al For ptrticulIrs enquire at the True Democrat office. Oct I3 leiT If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

Fresh Arrival.

EUS'T received from Cincinnati, D 5o boxes of cheese;
 ibs. Soda Crackers;
 Sutar de.
 Butter do
 10 '' Extra Whisky:
 " Ale hol. etc.. etc. All of which will be sold low by Ort. l 3 '5T. M TANTI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
THE STAFF OF LIFE.

LUST received and for sale J 60 bushels of corn meal
 1900 pounds fresh four (warranad an extra arto,a no sale by "' ''o N MCPHERSON & OVERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
HARD ARE.

5 HAVE iut received splendid addition & 4 to my large stock of Hardware, which rcn- z G2 ,cr> ii now uncIualcl in extent and variety / by any assortment in the State. IL would be imIos- sbc to enumerstc all the goods it consists in part If ; he following to wit
 7o3 lbs. Lng and OK Chains;
 100 doz. Trace co:
 6oo lbs. IIols- Shoe Nails;
 kegs Wrorght Nails:
 Cut N1ls. without number;
 P boxes ColIis' ANrs Ky. and Yankee pattern: 10 pair Smi.h btons with Anvils, Vices.
 >clgt. Hammers and T,ngs.
 10 ColS Mannilla Rope;
 l6 duz. Cotton Cards:
 13 do Broad Axes assorted;
 d Stocks anl Duyes. worth rom $6 toS15 each. Double Smooth, Jack, Fore and ,onter Planes etc., etc, etc. Cheap for Cash 60 Punctual deal CTS A. !. IlUTT. Oct. l3. 1857. Main Street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
CODE TO SEE NE AGAIN.

ICST received and superb assortment y of Cloths. Cussimere>. Nesiinre and arge>A stock of rca y made Clothing from the very bA hnrst to common which will be sold at rcmar- ILL Hably low prices.
 Give me a call. and you will not regret it.
 Oct. l3, 1857. II. F. IIEZFKIAU