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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

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 CONTRACT OFFICE, June zO. 1857. { SIR-Ihe Postmaster General has received several letters from very respectable gentlemen and petitions numerously signed. Iequts that steamboat sery ice be restored on the ArkuIsls river.
 ith every disposition to extend all the mail ia cltles III AS power. and allow such mode of convey allce as the nature of the country may require you afe Instructed to ascertain 3nd report lhe lowest rIi, Tor winch you can employ steamboat service three tlhlt, week, from Napoleon to Little Rock and back dnilg the tefm Oi the present contract, which ceascs hfst July. lo3o. Give the names o the persons nak- ing the bids. the place of resil,,e and schedule of departures and arrivals >lce ing all the inter,ueI- ate offices that will be Snpped. If proposition at reasonable amount bs received, the Postmaster Gene ral has every disposition to acceptt.
 In the meantime you are authorized to make uy, and forward the canvas bag mail, for Little Rock. and points beyond in stcumb,ats. and the letter malls for intermediate offices. nut exceeding three tmer week, on alternate days ot those under the regular contract. at not exceeding $2j for the Iip from Napoleon to Little Rock.
 Inc accounts for thi> special service should b. for wa'drd to this office at tine end o each we,. properly certified that they may bc submitted to he Po,tmas ter General for allowance. Very respectfully etc., etc.
 VIM. II. DUNDAS.
 Second Asst P. NJ. General. To JosErH lEMLY, Postmaster, Napoleon, Arkan SaS. Univ '57--JW
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 JOIN DEAN, THE AMBITIOUS JEHU.-The New ork Express and Courier are responsible for this account of the whereabouts and what aboutS Of the above named notable:
 The famous coachman, who ran away with Miss Mariana Petronila Boker, few months since, has been lost sight of completely, in con- sequence of more recent excitements The last the public heard of him was that he had gone down somewhere in the country to complete his education, under the stipulation not to re- turn or try to see his wife for a twelvemonth. Mrs. Dean, meanwhie--so the Sunday Courier says-remained at officer Bertholf's house. John, however, not being of studious turn of mlnd, 1t Is represented, found it rather dull studying grammar down among the Long Islan- ders, and sighed to return. So he took a run up to the far and constant lady-love She, being d true hearted and high-minded lady, was rather shocked by her husbands lack of honor in not keeping his parole She positive ly refused to have anything to say to him, and commanded him to return and keep his en- gagemeut, or she would never see him again. lie went, but unwillDgly; and if he should have the stupidity to break his word again. he will have to go back to his old occupation as a gentleman'S coachman, and give up all hopes of being the husband of d tender-h hearted and high minded lady, such the infatuated Pe- tronlla has thus far proved herself.
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LAW NOTICE.

SIAl l. OF AkhANHAS,
 CoUNTY OF CHICoT.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the owners of ~ auvial lands ill Chicot county, Arkal.~is. that by virtue of act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, entitled an act to provide for making and repairing evee in Chcot county y passed at it's regular session in 1856 and I957-the County Court o Chcotcounty at its A phil term. l957 passed all orler levying LeIee Tax of five cighths of one per cent. on the assessed value per acre ot all aluyia lands Tn said county. or all such lands will b. benefited by LeyeeS. and which are shall be taxa bic for State Revenue according the valuation of said lands. fixed by the Board of Lcvee Inspectors for said county which valuation is as follows to wit: all improved lands the Mississippi river and con iguous thereto valued at thirty dollars per acre all unimproved lands throughout the county at ten dol lars per acre making tax of eighteen and $4 cents per acre, on improved lands and tax of six and 14 cents per acre all unimIoye ed lands and the col ector of taxes for Chicot county is authorized and re quired to collect said and commence the col lection of said lcvee tax the first day of October and to have the collected by the first of Decem Der, l957
 Attest: SAM. N. CAUGHEY. Clerk
 and Ex Oficio Sec'y of the Board of Levee Insp'rs
 39-4W Cost of adv SS
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SAVING IT OFF SHoRT.-rhe Red River American, in noticing the editorial and proprie- tary change in the Natchitoches Chronicle says: We esteem MT, Levy for his good qualities and admire him for his talents, but d--n his politics. To this, the Chronicle replies: Good, friend Boyce! We like good frank, hearty shake of the hand. It has a bona fds grasp, and wears the air of sincerity. We shall not quarrel with you because you do not like our politics, but beg to inform you, in all kind ness and courtesy, that we are not impressed whit more tavorably with your political views, than you are with ours. Barring the emphatic term which you have employed in your notice. we fully recprocatc the sentiment which you have expressed.
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Apr IT '57 tf TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

FAKE Notice that by virtue of the revenue laws = oi the State of Arkansas W Nilam Wilson. sher- C and collector of taxes. for the county of Perrv Ss'e of Arkansas. on fifth day of November, ls49. @,el having fully compiled with the laws in rela- 1h to the Assessing and Collecting the State and 1uhty Revenue. at the Court House door of said IgAy-sod Fractional Section Fifteen. South of the ea e Aans1s river in Township four North of Range -teh, W lest of the fifth Principal Meridian. contain s together one hundred and six S5 loo acres lv-
 n the said county of Perry in the State aforesaid . The non payment of Taxes. and Willis Vann, be-
 he lurl haser of said tract of land for the sum .'u Dollars. Ftty-siX Cents being the full amount axes penalties and charges due thereon for the io49. Said lands were assessed in the name of T- Ian GuIdniI'o heirs. residents l. W illiam .Iaylor. assignee of said Willis Nann, now hold -a of and by possession and deed executed p4e by Andrew J. Jenkins sheriff and Collector of
 INV county State of Arkansas in conformity with
 Sale, dated fTst day of November, 1856, duly ae- ~alcdged
 No~ therefore all persons who set up any right s l4 said land purchased in consequence of any & &Aai,y. irregulaIity or illegality connected with t Sale are required to appear on the first day of s .effy county Circuit Court, to be holden on the s1 s Aonday after the efourth Monday of March, 1858 s tG then and there show cause if any they can why as sale shall not be confirmed as prescribed by law s: pursuant to petition to be then filed by me in ti f1 court for that purpose Given under my hand ''4S 10th day of June, A. D. 1857.
 WILLIAM W. TAYLOR. VuHe Z3, '57 6w# by RUSSELL MoBATH
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TRl.MENDOIS SICCENN.

There has never been remedy offered to the pub that has become 50 immensely popular in so short Ia Nme a> MciEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL ard Hoop PURIFIER. Over two thousand bottles were >'d .aSt week and the demand is increasing cl,ry l.'. In nearly every prominent newspaper in the 'st'rn ant southern country il k noticed EDITo RALLY Is the most efficient Alterative and Tonic hat has ever beecn known. In fac. ii is the only rae that will purif. the blood thoroughly and al N same lime strengthen and inyisorate the system. ai. eTrtualy cure all complaints of the Liver >m.'h Or Bowels. such as Liver Complaint Head a'ae bi.iou,nvs~. Dad Breath. Dyspepsia Sour Sto- p .h Loss of Appetite Nervous Diseases Faintness. Nasne,> nr Debility or any disease If the Womb. hajHrvs or Bladder and remove yeowncss or sores 'o the skim. ltiSa sure preventive against Yellow faer C!i'i> or Ague ani Fever. Cholera or any ,T-Ta''ng ep emic. There k no mistake about it. Every bottle i. warranted to give satisfaction Try r. lti- very pleasant. IL leaves delightful aro- a@ue flavor in the mouth after taking it.
 !. Il. MCLEAN. Sole proprietor et this Cordial
 Also McLEANs Volcanic Oil Liniment.
 .S9@ Principal Depot, on the corner of Third and Fire streets. St. Louis Mo.
 For sale in Little Rock, by J. J. McALMONT.
 June 9th, 1857. 35- Pm.
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NOTICE

hereby given after publication of this notice fo, missioner mTeks af panpeation will be made to the Com Warrant No s84ol Act of March is95 smed ol % r,lain stewart, late private in Capt Paris com In?od i Stool 1o regiment. in the service of the Gnnr1, removing the Cherokee Indians from cave at against its location entered in inc Ganar Land office, dated June the first A D. 1857.
 JOHN E. MANLEY.
 or. Atty for WILLIAM STEWART. 35-6w. Cost of adv sR sn ~
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0J copper-hea Know Nothing paper says: "The motto of the democracy is rule O. ruin" We'll, that's no. so bad. The practice of the opposition is rule AND ruin.-LouisuiHe Democrat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14

E Have you got a sister? Then love and cherish her with holy riendship.--Erchange.
 If you havn't got any sister of your own, take some other fellows sister, and love her. The effect is just as good, sometimes better.- Netu Orleans Times.
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{" so ETHINE NEyt

"SOMETIIING NEW, HAVING entirely closed out my first stock of f A Goods. have now just received new stock to present to my numerous friends and customers. con sisting in part of
 An asst of Nansools, all qualities and prices; Plain Swiss and Jaconets: Fancy Lawns;
 White and figured Brilliants; piece elegant Black Dress silk: Black Alpaci-;
 An asst of very rich embroidered Collars. Under
 sleeves. Edgings. etc: Two pieces " French Ducalsn new style of very
 Rich Si k and Worsted Dress Goods; 2o leces low price Plaid Muslin, for Undclslrts: 5o pieces asst Calicoes, Ginghans etc. all for unre- cedelted low prices. at klNNEAR'S July '57- Well known new stand on Main st
 FINE TEAS. USI received q lot of Fresh Fine Teas; Black and d Gleen and for sale at klNNEAES, July | 'ol. on lu street
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MILLINERY. ETC., AT COST.

MILLINERY. ETC., AT COST. A NRS. BROGAN now offers her entire E1Nl stock of Fancy Goods, Millinery, S~1 eS.< etc, at COST, for the space of fourteen MSJ days, after which time the store will be closed
 Likewise, Mrs Brogan would request all those in debted to her to call and pay, intend to meet my own obligations and hope, therefore, not to be dsap- pointed otherwise I shall be obliged to give every account to an officer for collection.
 July 7'57.-2w. MRS. A. BROGAN
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n ? lW DH

Dur gace, for doing all descriptions of Job Work not surpassed bv any printing establishment in the
 We have pocged al cost of sixteen hundred doi. lars one Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which en45 10 book and pamphlet work in superior style and al very low prices
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NEW AND ELEGANT JEW ELRY.
 (LONkH AND N ATluES

TA < COHEN, having just returned 4sP l:@ l. N. from the East with a new and 2:JA &,az<f superior stock of Clocks. W atche> x e.lE ana "twclil, woud invite the public to call cX- 'i'lne ana Ii1ee for thenrelves Every article will he warranted of first quality and style He k also prepared to repair Watches Clocks .Jewelrv etc. as well a~ can be done in New Orleans or any other citv on good terms. and always warrants his work Iii- location Is on Markham street in the store of J. A. Henry. A COHEN
 June g. 1857 6rn
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"LIyING WITHOUT EATING" "-There is a man in this city who has not partaken of any food for eleven days, and intends to live with out food for the future. He has been recently married and himself and wife are spiritualists. He sits at the table, and takes hold of her hand, while she does the eating She seems to be highly pleased with the arrangement.- Cin (IuzeHe
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Fresh Arrival. JUST Received and for sale, s) Boxes Pie Fruits; s&;f3A Bbls. White Beans essCIGs,s a' Boxes Yeast Powder; sss3s.stts ssSf22 ssff22 10 Bbls. Family Flour; SVssSsF sS&a 20 Bbls Whiskey; 5@ do do All of which will be sold low by July '57. M'' TANTI 6 %
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T." Farmers and Country Dealers.
 e(AkGAlNS in all kinds of goods for which any D kind ot sacabe produce will be taken in exchange at J. X. kINNEAk'S Well known cheap store on Main street, Little Rock. July | '5T ~
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pROFoStI,S.

In0n BUSHELS Shellel corn tc be delivered at ROOV store for which the market price Win be paid in cash by ]. A. KTNNEAR
 July oI Main street. Little Rock.
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" GROCERIES WINES. ETC, uZZJ Orleans, sN', on hp sleambosS 5sam nsT -s@ Lucy Robinson 50 sacks Rio Coffee. 10 boxes Havana Snear: 7 cases 4 box Sardines; '' 15 box boxes Blacl, Tea; " Green Tea: 30 . Star Candies. baskets Olive Oil: boxes Assorted Pickles: Tomato Ketchup; b cases Fresh Cove Oysters: hbls. Rice; dozen assorted Pie Fruits: barrels Almonds: 70 boxes Candy-a>sored: doz iios,etter's Bitter, 2" Teams Wrapping Paper: barrels W hite Beans lV boxes assorted Kentucky Mustard l5 gross Matches: ; barrels Palyerized Sugar: = Crushed Sugar; box Ground Pepper: 5o kegs Pure White Lead: . barrels Linseed Oil oo Kegs Nalls-asSorted sizes } '' Rough and Ready Tobacco: 10 boxes h. Lump Tobacco; kegs Chunk Tobacco: lo,oo0 best Regalia Cigars; boxes Goodwrs Smoking Tobacco: . Schnapps; caSk Port Wine: casks Madeira Wine; 4 pipes Cognac Brandy: barrels old Bourbon Whiskev: old Monongalela Whiskev: Cherry Bounce; 5O boxes St. Julien Meioc: 25 = Sauterne White Wine; 70 dozen Scotch Ale: = London Porter: l2 boxes Turner Ginger Wine: baskets Champagne Wine; doz Champagne Cider; " CHrasoe: assorted Syrups, Orgete; '" Lemon Syrup; 10 baskets Annisettc. etc. etc. etc All of which will be sold for the lowest prices by
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IRON. IRON!! IRON!!!

IRON! IRON!! IRON.!! Po1HDs @1 ar EaS4 S SG s AHs soss BaF sas GS% Band in fact. all kinds of Iron for sale on the best terms can be had in the State. Apply to June l6, '5l A. J. HUTr, Main street.
 ALSO
 splendid assortment of every description of Cast lngs. Odd Lids, Iron Wedges. Traces Flow Points. Scythes and Cradles Mil Saws. Grubbing Hoes Broad Axes etc. etc. A | H.
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From Adams and Co.'S Express Office.
lIII9 !9 TV VtTUTN IaI we TuNt Used
 McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT

This is to certify that We have used
 McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT N.h perfect success.
 One of our Express Horses was lame from hard @Non> Swelling on the knee. We tried various Lini- 27nts and remedies to remove the disease, but T them done any good. We procured one dollar ottlc of the Volcanic Oil Liniment, and it has re- moved the swelling and cured him. We therefore take pleasure in recommending this Lniment publcy for t is the best external remedy ever used. JOHN WALKER ApenJ January 9th, 1854. St. Louis Mo-
 To the Afflicted. We say. trile no longer with those common Lini- mell> and remedies. Obtain supply of the Volca- ne oi Eminent. It is the only reliable remedy for Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains. any local pain, no difference how a few applications will give re- lief 4 few small bottles will cleanse and heal the most loath,ome Sore. and it will heal any Wound. Fresh Gut. Burn Scald in incredible short time For Chapped Hands. Chlblans, Sores or Eruptons on the Skln. it is the only true remedy Two applications will make the skin soft, white and smooth as an infant.
 Every Family should have supply constantly on hand foI use in ume of need
 ,Tyit. and you will be convinced of its wonderful eAcency.
 .zs- For sale lv the proprietor, corner of Third and Pine sts.. St Louis, Mo
 For sale by J. J. McALMONT. July 1857. Inn
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FINE TEAS,
Fresh, Grace

Fresh Groceries, CONSISTING of COFFEE, V SUGAR, MOLASSES
 RICE. VINEGAR.
 LIQUORS. of all kinds. Butter Sugar and Soda Crackers; Yeast Powders Soda, Saeratus Cream Tartar. and almost ever, thing in the grocery line that families necd call at July ' 57. Cheap Srnrr on N,,in s-ree+
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STOVES. TINMARE ErC
COST AND CARRIACE

JUST Received per steamer S. II. Tuckor a <ss=z O large lot of Stoves, Tinware. etc., which IsSEI will be sold cheap for cash by a S3
 June g. '57 1rtIoc p,pD,T,r
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LITTLE ROCK CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. EDWA RD s SAIIrEP

I>HE undersigned takes this method of intorminc, the public, that he proposes to open q school in Little Rock, on the first Monday in September at his Iormer Recitation Rooms where he has been success fully engaged as Private Tutor for the last two wears he regular, or optional course to be. o English, Mathematics, Chemistry etc. Latin ureek' French: German and all the branches com moniy taught in High Schools, whose aim is q thor ough education. " 'N0i 10 those wishing to devote special attention to the s1uO1y ol Chemistry, theoretical and practical he would State that he has procured the assistance of gentleman of Little Rock, an able chemist. who will !uStrate lectures by practical experiments in the In sIIute, after the system of Lebig.
 ERMs;-luiton i'll English. Mathematics, Latin ana ana uieek per session of five months ~ $50 o0 Tfehch f M and German, extra each. F % lhsldentai expenses fuel, desk rent, etc. ) } co No further charges need be apprehended except by those Jonng the chemical class an additional charge o1 Slo oo per session for chemicals etc ., fayments to be made invariably half in advance: the balance at the end of each session Pupils from abroad can be accommodated in town. Applications 10 De made before the first of September to
 EDWARD SAUTER A. M References are kindly permitted to
 C. r. BERTRAND, Eso.
 A. J. HUTT, Eso.
 J. w. NEWTON ESQ., LttIe Rock.
 J. A. HENRY, ESQ.,
 A. w. WEBB, Nj. D.
 VIM. T. WYERs. A. M., Ph. D. P,5acioH Uest Chester 4cadeng. Pa 39 2m
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Department for the year ending the 3Oth of June, lS97 out of any moneys in the treasury arising from the revenues of sad department in conformity to the act of the 2d July, l836:
 For transportation of the mails, in two steamships from New York by Southampton, to Bremen, and o"cN, at slo0Oo9 for each ship; and in two steam ships from New York, by Cowes, to Havre and back at s'50oo for each ship, under the contract with the Ocean Steam Navigation Company of New York;
 tortransportation of the mails between Charleston and Havana, a sum not exceeding S5000U.
 For transportation of the mails across the isthnus of Panama Sl35 0OO
 APPROVED, August 18th 1858
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase a first E 4 A rate gentle Buggy HORSE. for which ISxN fair price will be given. Apply at this office.
 .Jull ' '.1 .-3w
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Every Family
WOOL ROLLS! How fn Pre- narp ihp AnnI fnr the Ne

WOOL ROLLS! How to Prepare the Wool for the New Cardins Machines, in Pike County. WASH it. this is for the interest of the >s--tlss " owner. Send at the rate of one gal EsAaSsS 1D of Lard to each 100 Pounds of Wool. sSAszliss put do not grease the Wool yourselves. Send sheets or blankets sufficient to pack the rolls Send apaper with your and instructions on each par eel The price for Cardng is 10 cents pound or one quarter toll as you like.
 pBurS.- extra charge on Wool that contains ol IN provided the pay is CASH but if the pay is @ De m toll, one eighth extra toll will be charged for yl[rng. In all cases the Wool must be well washed and dried.
 WOOL ROLLS Always on hand for sale
 HENRY MERRILL. Agent
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FRESH SIJpERJop C1o,1.
MILL SAWS.

CCS SACKS Superior Flour. ..Sutton,sn Mills " hecelved per Dardanee, and for ale by
 pune f. oI RAPLEY. HANGER ,e C0
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CARPET. CaRpEr

,L;I iarge ana well selected stock of Goods IL winch will sell at Cost and Carriaea +oou1, person wishing to go into Merchandising bn.ness June '57 TIIoc D g 1urIiess. nI.
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Transient advertisements will be inserted per square, w lnes les) for the first insertion and 30 cents for each ,aeguent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30. Professional cards and other advertisements, exceeding -..nnare. 10 e annum.
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N(DIE(

NE subscribers intending to leave shortly for the East, for the purpose of replenishng their stock would respectfully ask those who owe them either by account or note. to call and settle up
 July '57. NEWBERN S UUGUFS
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To Advertisers.

To persons desiring to advertise, the rrue Democrat stronger inducements than other paper in Stae It has by far the largest subscription lis-s very .seay read every county. With list of nearly four regular subscribers, il is read bv less eigh rtlg thousand persons every eek. The Tme Democrat eiore presents the public the best medium for adver
 o>tr
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S DOZ. Pure Port Grape Juice. qts;
 Received and for sale by
 June l6 " RAPLEY. HANGER G, co.
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O BLUE LICK WATER. N BARRELS Blue Lick Water just received and
 TOT sale at the Drug Store of
 '"iie Z, lo57. J. J. McALMONT.
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BACONy RACnN,

will he sod & several Bolts of good carpet, whcl June g. '57 ruoc n.
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HATS HATS
UYDnAIfI.ICk GENIE,

. t. \ iS HAHN A BEAU IlFl l. assortment of hats just re ccived and for sale low. by EH June $. '@I. MERRlCk X WASSEI GsS
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31 FIRST CLASS COOK SToyrs

RAC3N-lo 1000 lbs. Hog Round. in fine June G,ost; g. 57 hGBf,ys4 aRd for sale sale by @
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PURE PORT GRAPE JI

cS BBLS- '' Ro,endale" Eiydraulick Cement. re 7~c cciyed and for sale by
 June l6 '57 RAPIEY HANGER JG co
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CsI Received, by Henry Eitzhngb. i4 Go2k Stoves-None Such. Nos l. 8 d4: 19 Cooil Co"k S,oveS-k S kentuckian No. and 3;
 M IZ o4ok Stoves Climax Nos '. s and e. l2 Waffle Irons for Stoves ; anu 0' 1 EI'fa 5ot.; Skllcs and Grid Irons for Stoves, on June g. '57 y Dr>-D,,n
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"Come One--COme All.,, VIE tune has arrived for my departure East I | again make my annual appeal to those indebted to me. Indeed It Is actually necessary should have my money now topay my debts. It is earneslv hoped that this appeal may not be in vain
 JulyT '57 D C FITTTON
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RTNAWAY SLAVE.

RtNAN Al SLAVE. COMMITTED to the Jail of Saline county, eh O Arkansas, on the 2lst day of June 1857 A a Mulatto Man, who calls himself GILBERT, n and says he belongs to David Faulke, of Ouachita Parish a, and that he left his master about tic 10th of May last. Said slave is of copper color, five feet 10 inches high stout built slightly grey headed, has long beard on his chin; says he is 43 years old. The owner is hereby requested to prove him. pay charge- and take him away, or said slave will be dealt with as the law directs.
 VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Sheriff
 and Jailor of Saline county, Ark. Benton, Saline county. June 24th '57. os-6m. Cost of adv. $26. or $l per week.
 NOTICE!! 'sNlE subscribers are now in receipt of one peice A Extra fine Summer Broad Cloth and one rece Extra Doeskin CasSimcre which they are very anx- iOus to close out at reduced price.
 NEWBERN X HUGHES. Little Rock July '. 57. nNE Peice fine Black Bombazine on hand and U for sale cheap for cash by
 July [, '57 NEWBERN X HUGHES. EeAlNTED Mu>lins, of common and superior qualities, on hand and for sale by
 NEWBERN & HUGHES. July I'd, oI. East Main street.
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TERMS OF ADyIlT TTsTNG.

ldbers already upon books avail them selves As aes, by paying up arrearages and forming clubs 4 sl oatfs, payments must alecays be in aduance.