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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
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ARKANSAS.

Arkansas COuhtB-W. H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post;
 w. M JOHNSON, South Bend. ashey-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAYS Hamburg; pr. L. L..
 MARTIN, Long View. Bradiey-JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. NJ. BeHtoH-Gen A. WHrNERY, spavnaw; j. H. HAMMOCK, Crinenden-JNo. S. HOLLOWAY, Marion. coHmba-W Ii. STEEL, Magnolia; H II. CLEARY, Falcon. cdrk-J R. THOMPSON and j. II. CRoss, Amty; SAM. M
 SCOTT Arkadelphia; JAcoB WELLS Te1e Nor CarroH-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS
 CanolltOn.
 coppay-R L. CARertE, Springfield Chc0t-f ALVIN AsHBRooK, Coumbia NJ A. WILLIAMS
 Ga>ters' Landing. Crarford-Geo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Dreu-J. :. JORDAN. Monticello. Desha-Dr Jo LBNLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FraakiiR-ROBERr C. TwEEDY, Ozark. FuhoA-joHN :. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. $. RUSSELL,
 Ranps Barrens.
 Gree. JOIN NJ MITCHELL, GainsvilIe; w. NJ. PEBBLES Rcnpstead -RoD'r L. PHILLIPS, Washington. H9f SDria Dr. J. C. II ALLIBURroN, Rockpon Dr. w. H.
 HANNoN9, Hot SPting>; Z PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH
 Ro HENH&RSON, Wilmington. iEard-Hon. j. IN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and $. J. MASON, Mount Olive. ENdepeadeHcc-REuBEN HARPHAM, Batesville; Dr. M H.
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock JefersonJ J. IlANMErT, Pine Bluff; SAVAGE, Lehi. Johnson Col JOHN ;. HoUsroN. Clarksvie. JdcksoR-C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth D. M. MARTIs Mt. Lqf4gefte"J. M. MONTGOMERY. Iewisvine. La0renoe-J. N. HrLHoUsE. Smi'hye; H. KrSG Jackson
 M.J. HARDIN, Canton; Vim. WAUGH AN, Evening Shade Momgomerg-IoHN B. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. uonroo--WAsH PFEBEEs, Aberdeen. Mld'sOH--J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. 'hHrtOH--D. (. N ILLIAMS, AeilNlle. OpachitaR. B. SMITH, Camden; RoBr ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store. Perry-Hon. L.. D. HILL, Perryville. PoiRsct:-Hon LE WIS SUTFIN, :en. w THRowER Boil
 
 PhiAiDs-C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena. Pike--W. E. SEER Antoine; E. H. ADANs, H. H. MERI-
 DETH, Wilton; Wm. ]. KELLEY, Mur'reesboro'. PODe--R. II. HowELL, Dover; C. F. ToBEY, Nonistown. Pairie-Co JAS F. GATEwooD, Des Are Raadoiph-JoHN McCoY, Pocahontas. St. Francis-S. w. CHILDREss, Madison; A. MCDANIEL,
 L'Anguille; GEO W. SEABoRN, Taylors Creek SatiHe-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA-
 vERs, Lost Greek. Sepier-A W COLE, ParacIifta; L. NEAL Center Pont
 Hon CHA's PErrrGREw, Brownstown. Scott--R. c. GAINES Park; nr. D. C. WRIGHT. ScarcU--Hon SAM LESLIE WiIev's Cove. URioR--W. E. HUNT, HillsbOro H. B CoBB, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; W. R. CowsER, Eldorado. Fan BHreR--L R. VENABLE, Clnton D. B. CARGILE, Quit
 
 Wa.hnstou--L. B. CuNNISGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 MCGUIRE, McGure's Store. White--H. REED, Searcy THos. NJ. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN c. CARUTBERs, Cold Well Yei-W. x. MAY, Danville; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 |. STIRNAS, Dardanelle Jos GAULr, BluftOn.
 In addition the above list of agents, Post Masters vho friendly the paper authorized and requested $ agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSJppJ

INliE Tenth Annual Session of this Institution will II open on Thursday the 10th September next. un- deT the direction of learned and xperenced Faculty II Is located near Oxford. Lafayette county (one or the most healthy and eligible sites in the State in the midst of moral and religious reople. and is ac cessible by Railroad.
 Besides these it has many other advantages The completion of the new Dormitory and Boarding House will furnish ample accommodations for large number of students
 The new Laboratory will soon be ready for use The Philosophical Building will be erected early in the fall.
 Large and costly additions have been made to the Chenlc"i and Philosophical apparatus, embracing the very latest improvements.
 Rare and extensive collections of Shells have re- gently been procured and the Library will receive valuable additions by September
 TkkMS.-S50 per Session of ten months to stu dents who lodge in the College building, and s4l to those who lodge out.
 These charges include tuition and mat. fees. fuel and servant hire
 Law Students $50 Board at the Hall and in private families, about SIP per month.
 JAMES M HOWRY. Aug. lS 1857. 6m pf r
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J VT ES M. HUW KY. Aug lS. lsoI. 6m Secretary of the Board.
KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
 IOI-ISN VII 1 E KY

THE regular session of this institution commenc, l on the first Moud4yii. November and continues till the lst of March. The usual prelimil course will be given ill October at the College and Hospital FACULTY.
 Emeritus Professor of Anatomy and Surgery, B. W. Dudley Nj. D.
 Profrs-or of Theory and Practice of Medicine Henry NJ Bullitt M D. Professor of Obstetrics and Clinical Medicine John Hardin, NJ. D.
 Professor of Medical Chemistry, Charles w. Wright, M.D
 Professor of the Principles and Pratice of Surgery Middleton Gold.mith. NJ D. Professor of Mateira Medca and Therapeutics N B. Marshall. NJ. D.
 Professor of Special Anatomy, W. D. Sterman NJ. D.
 Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anato- my. Geo. w Bayle-s, Nj. D.
 Denonstrator ot Anatomy, D. Cummings, NJ. D. feeS for the entire course. .................Sl Sl05 MatTlculation fee. ........................ , Graduation fee ...................... 9 Dlssecting ticket. .............. ... To
 Regular Clinical Lectures on Medicine and Surgery at the Hospital twice weekly during the season. Clinical Lectures at the College every Saturd; after noun.
 For further information address
 x. E. MARSHALL. Deau. College Buildings
 Aug D, y 1t corner Green and Fitth streets ENIlE fifth term of Miss NJ. E. LANGSTROTHS school will commence September lst. iu the school rooms formerly occupied by Mr. Barcus on Markham street.
 Competent assistants are engaged and we hore to receive as in time past. fair share of the pubic pa trouage.
 REFER TOW. E. Woodruff esq.,. George C. Wat kns. esq. Dr. Watkins, Gen, lcmpstcad W. E. Ashley. esq. Aug. 25, 1857. St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
CONFIRM ATION OF TAX TITLE. ID ALL WHOM IF MAY CONCERN


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on Monday 4N the 18th day ot March 1854 John W Moreand purchased at q sale of lands for non payment of taxes made by John C. Peay, Sheriff of the county of Pulaski. Arkansas by authority of and according to law: Part ft tte S4th Ie~t gaayter of Section 25 T8caSbi0 AlatA qf Raage II Hest c0ntaising go aoes lgiag in Satd cophty 3 Pulasli for the sum of thirty seven dollars and fourteen cents and the 2rth of November. S55. received from said sheriff deed of conveyance in due form of law, of that date therefor.
 That on the 18th day of February, ls57 the said John w. Moreand. by deed of that date conveyed the said tract of land to the undersigned David F. Shall.
 That on Monday the l4h day of March, 1855 John w. Moreand purchased, at sale of lands for non payment of axes made by John C. Peav Sheriff of said county of Pulaski by authority of and ac- cording law, the Snh Uttt fR q4attey ot .>ecttm g. of T9acnsAi0 A0rtt ta Range il Hest contain- 'ag acre lfag ia sa5d c0rnty. for the sum of two dollars and fifty cents; and received from said sheriff certificate of purchase in due form of law of that date therefor which certificate of purchase the said Moreland on the 18th day of February, 1857, duly assigned to the undersigned David F. Shall.
 That in May. 1857 the undersigned as the assignee of said Moreand. received deed of conveyance da- ted May l2th. lS57 for said tract of land from the then sheriff of said county.
 hat on Monday, the 10th day Of March, 1856, Gordon N. Peav and John D. Amos purchased. at sale of lands for payment of taxes, made by John c. Peay Sheriff of said county. by authority of and according to law, the residue 9 tte S,uth Hest gadrter Qf Section 25. g ZdcnShi0 North us Range II Hest cntafaing go aes lying ta said connty, for the sum of ten dollars and fifty nine cents; and re- csived certificate of purchase from said sheriff in que form of law of that date therefor; which cert hcate of purchase, the said Peay and Amos, on the Z4h day of February. 1857, duly assigned to the un dersigned, David F. Shall.
 That in May, 1857, the undersigned. as assignee of said Peay and Amos. received deed of conveyance dated May 2th lS57 for said tract of land from the then sheriff of said county
 Now therefore, all persons who can set up any Tight to the and purchased to any part thereof m consequence of any nfrmality, or any rreguarity Or illegaiIy connected with such sales by said sheriff are hereby called upor to show at the first of the Pulaski Chancery Court, to be held n and for Inc county of Pulaski, in which said land is situate SIX months after the publication of this notice why ihe sales made shall not be confirmed pursuant to petition to be filed by in said for that pur bose. DAVID F SHAJt
 Ann er.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
Portable and Stationary ST E \ M NGIN CS,
HOARD X SONS.


 esOt TllERN Depot for the States of Louisiana D Mississippi. Alabama. Tennessee. Arka1-a, and Texas. k established at No. 7O GraVier street. New Orleans where the subscriber, who s sole agent fjr the above States is receiving from eight It. sixteen every month of sizes from to 34 horse power, of these celebrated Engines which, after test of nine wears of upwards of 500 Engines in all the States If the ion-all giving the complete satisfaction aN belng the only Portable Engine having cyn der boer which i> all utilized heating sur. lace and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning: requires no brick work to put them m operation, no special skill to them up and but the smallest proportion of fuel to run them
 Also, constantly in store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Straubs Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills: Newell Cotton Screws. for steam or horse power: Carver Improved Gin Stands: with Shtttng Pullies Stands. Boxes and Bolt>, ready to lit out comp efe at the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Com and Flour Mill which can be put in operation in a few days alter being received. Des liptve pamphlets with 4o testimonials will be sent by mail to any ad dress. SAMUEL II. GILMAN
 70 Grayier street, New Orleans
 Aug. 9. 1857. lv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
s25 Dollars Reward.

STkYED OR STOLEN-From the sub- 1o scriber. on the l4th inst, one sorrel RAaR, horse bazed face, slightly fallen right 6 yA hind foot white. with saddle mark on his back about b hands high bare footed all around when he left and very endertooted- known as the GeOrqe FSddle, horse. Any one delivering the horse to me will re- celve the reward of S25 %. For catching the thief and lodging him in jail in Pulaski county will give S5O WILSON A bITRDOM
 Resdence-2 miles North of Little Rock
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

% as ANYWAY from Churchill and eA "a IS Paynes plantation, in Jctferson fa M connty, miles below Pine Bluff. on the -EA. Z3d of .luly 1857. the following described negroes
 ALEX-Black 45 ear. old ab.,ut-six ttet high will weigh l90 or 2ao lbs. wore off pair of heavy mud boots.
 JlM.-Copper color. 22 years old feet 10 or II inches high. will weigh l70o lSO lbs
 JOHN TAYLOR-A muIatto. l7 or IS year, of age. will weigh l35 or l4O lbs: slight defect about one or both of his eyes
 A reward of S75 will be paid for the apprehension of said negroes. or S25 for each
 The negroes came from Louisville Ky aud proba- ply will endeavor to work their way 10 that city.
 45-6w. !. M KEY Manager
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
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Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work not surpassed by printing establishment in the country We have procured, cost of over sixteen hundred dol of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables do book and pamphlet work in superior style and al very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
FAYETTEVILLE FEMALESEMINAKY,

MRS. L. FOSTER SMITH, Principal THE Fall term will commence on Monday Sep- l tember '. 1851 Tuition per session of five months. ten dollars in advance. including aH the branches of Hrough EagliA ElacotiDn extra.
 Ample accommodations for Boarders in good fama lies. on reasonable terms. Please send for a circular. Fayetteville, Washington, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!

WE would especially call the attention of the w public to the fact that we are just in receipt of a large and complete stock of FALL and WIN TER GOODS of every description consisting in part of CasSameres, Cloths:
 Clothing of every size and quality;
 Satinets;
 Jeans;
 Lndseys plain and twilled;
 kerseys Marlboro Plaids and Stripes: Lannels asst'd quality and colored;
 Tckings asst'd;
 French and English Merinos of all colors; Bombazines;
 Alpaccas assorted coloN;
 Blankets of all coors, 10 and l2I superior asst; Prints, Lawns. Chambrays;
 Linens Brown. Cheek and Bleached; Donestjcs ofall kinds Beached and Unbleachcd: :: OSnahurgs $4, < and A;
 DiIings Bleached and Unbleached;
 Boots. Shoes. Hats. Caps;
 Hardware. Cutlery; Powder Lead. Shot Caps; Brandy Wines, Gin. Whiskey;
 Oid Bourbon Old Rye. Common and Rectifed; White Wine Vinegar Cider Vinegar Salt. Iron Nails Castings assorted Flow Moulds. Stone Ware, Queensware Glass w Ware. anl few Gilt and Raised Tea Sets complete Besides thousand other articles not mentioned which we invite the attention of the public to. and especially Country Merchants who wish to buy to sell again. Give us call. Aug 25, 1857. FIELD tS DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
TOdd's Index Review,

nR Index of Subjects, intended as amanua to aid O the student and the professional man in prepar- ing himself for usefulness.
 A few more received at the book store of
 Sept. l, 1857. JNO. F. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
APPROVED, March 8, 1857.
AN ACT to confirm certain Entries of Land therein
 named.

Be it enacted etc.. That all entries of the public land under the actto graduate and reduce the price of the public lands subject to entry to actual settlers and cultivators approved 4th of August 1854 made prior to the passage of this act in which the purchaser has made the affidavit and paid the purchase money as required by said act and the instructions issued an in force. and in the hands of the Register at the time of making said entry. hereby lcgalized. and pa tents shall issue T. the parties respectively excepting those entries under said act, which the commissioner of the General Land Office may ascertain to have been tradulcntly or eva~ivciy made Il,fi}ed. That lhIs alt shall not bc construed to confirm any of said entries wh Il have heretofore been annuled and vacated by said commissioner on account of fraud evasion of law other sfe,al cause and ilVrlled fattter. I'll hat nothing herein contained shall be 50 construed to deprive any actual settler and culivu- tor of his light to any land on which he resided at the time of entry by another person under the act to wich this act s an amendment.
 APPROVED, March 5, lSj7
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

LI T ILF I.VNN, NKk. THE third ssion of this Institution will oren on Wednesday morning. Sept. 2d at o'clock The faculty will be composed of the following l. Mrs Julia F. Richard Principal. 7. Mir. F. Richard Ancient and Modern Lancuaces ;, Mr. John Faust, \. M, Mathematics, Mental and Natural Philosophy etc.
 1. Mr. Eilott E, ives, Professor of Music D. MT MT Henri La~eroc. Professor of Music. 6. Miss SnalIey English Branches. '. Miss Mary S. James, English Branches .SS' Mis- tIvra kimber. English Branches, and pre- siding teacher in the Study Hall. .\Ns. 25. lel1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
AN ACT to establish three additional Land Districts
 in the Territory of Nebraska.

in the Territory of Nebraska.
 Be it enacted etc. That all that portion of the Territory of Nebraska at present incluGed in the Omaha district. wich lies south of the line which divides townships six and seven north ext nded from the Missouri River westward. shall constitute an it- ditlonal district to ba called the " Ncmaha Laud Dis
 tict all said Omaha district which is situated south ot de south shore right bank of the Platte River, and north of the said township line between town
 ships 7iN and seven north shall constitute an d Idi-
 tionR land district to he called the south Platte River Land Ds.Iet,n and all that portion of said Omaha district VI hch lies north of the south -Joun- dury uf the-' Omaha Rcrcrve." extended westward
 twenty three and twenty four .rth shall constitute
 an additional and district t. be called the Dshlota
 Land District. the location of the c.hceS for which shall be designated by the President of the United states and shall by him, from lime to time, be :hang ed US the public interest may seem to require. , That the Presi lent be, and be is hereby au-
 thorized to appoint. by and with the advice and con
 sent of the Senate or dulng the thereof, and until the end of the next session of Congress after such appointment. register and receiver for each land district hereby created who shall be required to
 reside at the site of their offices have the same DOW
 ers, responsibilities and appointments, and be subject to the same acs and penalties which may be pre>CThel by law in relation to other land officers of the United States.
 3. That the President is hereby authorized to causr the public lands in said districts. with the eX reptlon ot such have been or may be reserved for other purPoc. be exposed to sale in the same manner and upon the same terms and conditions, as other public lands of the United States: Prpyiled.
 That all sales and lpraians made at Omaha city of
 lands situated within the limits of the new districts hereby created. which shall he valid and right in other respects up to the day which the new offices shall respectively % into operaan be and the same l hereby confirmed.
 APPROVED, March 3, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
l.. II. FILkINS X co.

A7E have a small lot of Summer clothing on w hand which offer low for cash.
 ALSO. Just received per steamer Rock Civ fine assort- ment of Ladies and Gcntemen's Shoes
 L. NJ. FILkINS & co. Anrnst 25
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

Transient advertisements will be inserted for per square, fen lines es for the insertion 50 each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30 Professional cards and other exceeding Sl0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

In ts Chancery Court of said county, in vacation
 2oth day of August, A. D. 1857 George w. Hardy and Mary Ann his wife, C,np7ai- HdntS.
 vs ; In Chancery.
 William & Davis, Rutherford Hard and William Smily. Defeudunts.
 FENils day appeared the complanants by Samuel w. Williams. esq. solicitor and file herein their h!l of complainant in this against the said de- tedants the object of whchS to obtain the possession of a certain slave named Flora from said defendant Davis, and decree for the value of her hre and to compel the defendants Hardy and Smily to perform the trusts specified in certain deed executed on the 2lst day of May, lS49, by James Smiy to them for the benefit of the complainant Mary Ann Harly and the complainants alleging in their said bill that the defendant William Smily is non resident of this State It .s ordered that he be notified of the filing and pendency of said bill against him by publication o1 tns order m some newspaper printed in this State for the number of times and within the time presc,b ed by the Statute, and that unless he appear in said court on or before the fourth day of the next term thereof to be held on the third Monday of Oct 1ber A. D. 1857, at the court house of said county and then there, file his exceptions, plead answer or demur to sad bill, the same will be taken as confessed against him and an nerlocutory decree entered ac- cordingly. GORDON N PEAY. Clerk
 true copy from the record
 Attest: GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk
 Sept l. 1857. 2w Cost of adv. S6 5o
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WANTED.

lBERAL prices will be paid by me for five or six field lands to pick cotton this fall from now ahrl Christmas. Persons having hands to hire will Gall on my orerseer at my place ten miles below. or ao the store of Mir. A. J. Hut. Little Rock.
 Aug. II, 5I If WALTER J. LEAK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
To Advertisers.

To persons desiring advertise, the True Democrat tsny presents stronger inducements than other paper inc It has by far the largest subscription ss generally read Tn county. With list of nearly -four boaRd regular subscribers is read by less than eight rtcH thousand persons week. The True Democrat,
 therefore presents the public the best medium for adver- tisiug-the most remuneratve.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

0T Major Rollins declared on the stump that he held the question of retaining or abol- ishing slavery in Missouri an open one.-M y. Tribune.
 1 say it would be best to let the question: alone.-Mqior Rollins on hs stump.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

H n0O POUNDS of Peltries-- for which the high c,UOO est market price will be paid either in cash or Goods; We will also buy Beef Hides, and make liberal advances on Cotton. Apply to
 Sept. 1. lS57. fIUTr x POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
CARPETS. NEW CARPETS

R ECElNED and for sale low for cash, | q 800 yards Ingrain Carpeting;
 24 Good Rag Carpet. down. n RENDEP Sept. l. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
\ LIBERAL REV ARD

.t TWILL be given for the apprehension and delivery w to me of NJ. Long. Said Long k about feet inches high, weighing l32 lbs spare made sallow complexion and bald headed. He borrowed from me yellow bay mare, l4l4 hands high, branded on the near shoulder with the letters J. B., and white spot on the pastern joint of right hind foot.
 liberal reward will be paid for the delivery of man or beast. th'r is no doubt he has stolen the mare For further information apply to this office or to the undersigned, living 10 miles below Little Rock. REURFN KING
 Aup IS 1897 etx
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
FLOUR.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

] UST received 75 sacks of fresh superfine Flour b warranted good article for sale for cash by
 Aug. Is le3I. HUTT N POPE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
SINitItIItS,

SUNDRIES. EN KEGS Rife Powder; LO 5 Cases Canister 25n lbs. Bar Lead: F bags Buck and Sqirrel shot; IA lbs. Bi Carbonite Soda; l30 :, Black Pepper; 37l '' CopPcras; l keg Birthstone: 25 keams wrapping paper: Received per steamer Rock City, and for sale cheap Aug 70, o'. A. !. HUFF,
 Main Street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
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TOBACCO.

REC EIVFD per steamer Rock City. 20 Sacks Prime IL Rio Coffee. For sale by
 August 25. lS57s HUTT X POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
WANTED.

sSRoWN Drliline--4 and I Brown Dr- sS lingo, just received and for sale by
 August 2j. 1857. UTT'f ,S POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

BOOTS AND SHOES. .(0 CASES Mems Kip Brogans assorted; OO 10 . Women's Kip and Lace Boots asst'd; Z9 cases Men, Mens KIP and Calf Bolts asst'd; :. '' {" Brogans: 20 pair Cents Fancy Pat. Leather Congress Boots
 asst'd;
 60 pair Cents Fancy Goat and Calf Shoes; 1000 Chids' Shoes asstd, of all sizes. Just received and for sale by Aug 25, 1857. FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

ECtIN ED per steamer Rock City. Ten Boxes le small Plug Chewing Tobacco q superior article. ro! s"le nN HuTT & POPE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08

PARLOR, COOK AND HALL STOVES. n BDNDER has just received by steamers Tucker AI. and Arkansas, large lot of Fancy Pallor and Hall Stoves. 22 Oval siy-plate Stoves; Ten plate side Stoves; Long Hall Stoves; 4 Diamond PaTlor; Magnolia Stove; Home Parlor Stoves; 3 Franklin Stoves; bundles Boiler Iron; 10 kegs assorted Nails; l keg Horseshoe Nalls; Hand Hammers. Wedges Smiths Tongs; Coffee R,asters Waffle Irons, Ham Boilers;
 etc. etc., etc. ,Tulv 21 1857.