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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
MT. EdltOr, he Did climb the tree, The bull to see.

WILL INDIA BE RE-CoNoUERED BY THE BRITIsH?-ln answer to this inquiry, foreign correspondent of the New York Times writes
 " India will never be re-conquered by British arus. The war will be carried on for tme say two or three years, with varying success but without decisive result. The necessarily enormous increase of taxation together with the drain of men aid forced enrolment of the militia will, after a while, raise an opposition at home as powerful as the now prevailing thirst for vengeance. The government and army in India will then be lily supported. The pro- Indian party already existing among Brit lSh residents in India, though now weighed down by the humlliating ferocities of the Se- poys, the musings Of the company's civizing care, will soon be raised again by the worst bar barities in contemplation by European ven eeance. They will be joined by the European e,idcnts of other nations, who are all opposed to British misrue, and by the daily increasing nun Der of all who are opposed by the unscru- pulous tyranny of the East India government. On the first sign of weakness on the part of the government, this party will openly esrouse the cause of the natives. The hostiIities will then assume the character of a civil war. which cannot, dare not, last It will be ended by a compromise the nature of which will depend In great measure upon the momentarv strate- glcal positions of the two armies, but which will destroy forever the rule Of the British q0v- e,nmem in India. En.lishme. will then, for the time, cooperate aud asslmate with the natives m community of interests, and on a footing of something like equality. The real conquest of India by the English race will then begin. But India will never be re-conquered by Eeslish arms''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

ANOTHER OF THE FAMOUS THREE THOUSAND BLACK REPUBLICAN MINISTERS SLIPS OUT OF HIS SHEETS CLoTHING.-We gave an account of the fall of the Reverend William B. Sander lanl, the hend who seduced child not fifteen years old Below we publish the end of sill another of the 5000 freedom shriekers. Is not the conduct of the clergymen who embarked in the political campaign of 1856 enough 10 make every honest man curse every political pre- lch CT?
 Rev. Mir. Bowne is an exhorter and preacher ih the Methodist church, is a widower, has several children, and generally lives with his son, Who has been married about one year and who resides near Vermont, in this county.- About two weeks since this reverend gentleman was arrested In Ellisville, and taken before An son omlth on charge of having committed a rape on the personof his daughler-in-law. The charge was sustained, and the right reverend old scoundrel Is held in bond of $500 to max bis appearance for trial at the next term of our cir. cut court MT Bowne, we are crediblv inform ed, Is one of the immortal thxee thousand black republican preachers who made such indelible asses of themselves some three years since in their petition to Congress. He is a fair speci- men of almost the entire crowd There is scarcely penitentiary in the north that does not contain one or more of them, and you can- not pick up democratic journal that does not tell how "another'' has been dsrobed of his hypocrisy. God Almighty slept not on the morning when those loud shyieks of blasphemy went up from those " wolves in sheep's cloth- ing!" "Themselves have they exalted-I will debase m!"-Albany (M Y.) Atlas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
'r. M'Lane,s Celebrated Liver Pills i,
 TeyaS

TRAVIS Co.,, TEXAS, June 12, 1854. MEssRs. FLEMING BRos., Pittsburgh Pa.-
 GenHemen: This is to certify that my mother had beep subject to periodical attacks of sick head ache for great many years; all the usual remedies failing to give relief, of your pamphlets accdently fal- ling into her hands, she at once determined to try Dr. M Lanes Celebrated Pills, prepared by you, and immediately procured box from the use of which she received great benefit and long as she continu ed to use them was entirely relieved.
 We have now been in Travis county, Texas for the last four years and not being able to procure these valuable pills, her attacks of sick head ache have again returncd-for some time back has been gradu- ally getting and has determined me to serd to you for few boxes of Dr. Lanes Celebrated Liver Fills l herewith enclose you one dollar for which you will please send me Pills per return mail Ad- dress Austin, Texas
 l think you will do well to establish an agency in Austin; the Pills well known here and would meet with ready sale. MEREDITH w. HENRY.
 seg~ Purchasers vii! be careful to ask for DR. M LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manutac- tMred hy FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh. Pa There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills. how before the public. Dr. MLane's genuine Liver Fills also his celebrated VermitugQ can now be huJ aC "i reSectaole drug storcs -Npte genuine 3Oh,nt fhf st4"atareW FLEMING BROS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

THE SLAVE TRADE BEGUN.-From Guada. loupe we learn that the first cargo of African laborers had arrived by the ship Phoenix. She left the coast of Africa with 296 on board. and lost If on the passage which lasted thirty-nine days. The administration of Guadaloupe had been informed by the minister of marine>that two ships, belonging to the house of Regis, the Stella and the Clara, were about to sail from Marseiles, to recruit on the west coast of Africa the 1,2OO or 1,50O emigrants that house had undertaken to supplyin the course of lS57."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
The Money Crisis-BanJ< Susnensions


 The news given in our telegraphic columns. leaves very little ground to doubt that the sus. pension of specie payments by the banks will become general. It will be seen that those of New ork and New England have already ta- ken that step. Their example will be followed doubtless, by the banks of the south; for if would be folly for them to continue paying drain ing their vaults of con and sacrificing their own customers for the benefit of the bubble. blowers, who by their extravagent overtrading. have brought this calamity upon the country.
 Without any advces, whatever as to their designs, we take It as next to certain that the old and solvent banks of this State will as a matter Of just precautlon, close their vaults. and suspend specie payments for the present. In view of all the circumstances by which they are surrounded, they ought to do so, and we have no doubt the Legislature will justify them In the course. No one doubts their entire sol vency. Their issues will pass currently as be- fore; and, delivered from the pressure which comes from without, they can go on and grant facilities for the present crop to market where it will bring its value To continue specie payments, is to sacrifceit.
 Should they resolve on suspension, very little while will suffice to tighten up the load Of care and anxiety which has weighed heavily upon all classes of men for the last month. Bu- shess will shape out channels suited to the change of circumstances, confidence will be restored, and our people-concious of their possessing ample ability to work out the re- demption of all their liabilities in little while will bend to their labors with their accus- toned cheerful energy. "Now that we know the source and the extent of the trouble. the present aspect of things is cause for buoyancy of hope rather than of gloom and despondency.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
coMELEr US REASON TOGETHER.

All admit HEALTH to be the greatest blessing we enjoy, but ho" teN usc the proper to preserve it. The reasonable way to possess good health i> to use the proper means to preserve it when you haveit and ' ounce of prevention iS better than bound of cure" Every discreet family then will supply themselves with an assortment of Dr. Easery', val uabc Family Medicines to in the first stage of dis ease. aud n \ wait until the patient k beyond the reach of inc lical ad. He manufactures tle follow ing articles which have affected more than One Hun drel Thousand Cures of the worst forms of disease during the a~r four wears. We lulc tn Dr. F.ster- ye Iodine and S'.'>trriIIa. pr. Carter> Cough Bal an, Pr. EaSler.y's Fever and Aguc Killer Dr. Hoop CTS Female Cordial. An advertisement of cach of th"~e Valuihie preparations can be seen in the co- Iumns of this paper, Read them carefully.
 They are sold by
 Oct l3, 1857 I'm J. J. MoALMONT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
SWAN & CO.'S 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 November 1857. at Augusta, Georgia, to which city they have removed their Principal Office.
 CLASS 6l, To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia, il. public, on
 SATURDAY. NOV. 7th, 1857.
 CLASS 62, To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia, in public,
 SATURDAY., NOV. I4th, 1857.
 CLASS 63, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public on
 SATURDAY, NOV. 21st, 1857.
 CLASS GA, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public on SATURDAY, NOV. 2sth, 1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS Five Thousand Four Hundred and Ninety Prizes NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO NINE TICKETsll
 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Married-Iu Washington conntv Miss

Married-Iu Washington county, Miss, 7th inst, by Dr. Wm. Camp, Mr. JOHN P. PEAK, of Ark, to Miss JIMMIE A. JOHNSON. of Miss.
 < Peace be around them, wherever they rovst: May life be for them summers day
 And all that they wishest. and all that they lov'st Come smiling around their sunny way If sorrow e'er this calm should break
 May even their tears pass off so lightly Like spring showers, they'll only make The smiles that follow shine more brightly. May time, who sheds his light OCT all, And daily dooms some joy to death
 Der them let years so gently fall,
 They shall not crush one flower beneath. As half ill shade and half in sun.
 This world along its path advances,
 May that side the suns upon,
 Be all that e'er shall meet their glances!n
 At Spring Hill, Hampstead county, Arkan- sas, on Thursday, 8th October, 1857, by the Rev. Samuel Williamson, D. D., FLETCHER J. STocKDAB, esq., attorney at law, of Indanola, Texas, to Mrs. ELIZABETH SAITH, only daugh ter of Maj Richard Myor of Hampstead coun- ty, Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

Gentlemen, N7E have just received. w dog. fine L. B. Shirts: ,' Lambs Wool Undershirts, MerinO and Cotton Drawers. Collars, q Lord Byron,n /" Fancy Silk Cravats, " new style,n l . Buck Gloves and Gauntlets Cashmere Gloves, :. White and Mixed Merino k Hose, < L. c. Handkerchiefs; For sale low at Oct. 20, '57. MCPHERSON & OVERTON,S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

0F John Thomas wished to know why the Ohio Life and Trust Company is like the At lantic Telegraph cable? Because it became embarrassed in "paying out" and broke.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Hoiioway,s Pi,ls aud Oi,,non,

Prejudice vanquishcd. The dispensmies and l., S. Pfal3 ot Europe are now regularly supplied with SC remedies. They admitted to be ind~rensable in diseases of the exterior nteguments and the seretive organs. Soll at the anuactories No. so Maiden Lane. New York and No. A Strand London: and by all druggists at 25c. 6221gc and $l per pox or lOt. oe
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Continuation of Tax Title.

ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on Monday. l the 9th day of December in the year 1852, Geo. S. Morrison purchased at sale of lands for non- payment of taxes, made hy Benjamin F. Danley, sheriff of the county of Pulaski, Arkansas by au- thority of and according to law the undivided one sixth part of the north quarter of section twenty thrre 23 township three 3,) north of range twelve (i2 west, and the undivided fifth part of the north west quarter of section twenty seven (27,) township three 3) north of range twelve (12,) we-t ei % the 9th principal meridian containing, together iny hne acres, lying i'll the said county of Pulaski ln She State of Arkansas, for the of two dollars ana ntteen cents; and in May 1854, received deed of conveyance for said lands, dated the 23d of May A. riff of said county
 Now therefore all persons who can set mp any right to sad lands so purchased to any part thereof in consequence of any infomality or any irreeularity or egaty competed with hSuch sale are hereby ca led upon to show eali>e at the term of the Pulaski Chan eery Court, to be held in and for the county of Pu iask, at the place appointed by law, on the third Monday of Jnne. 1858. why the sale so made shall not be confirmed pursuant to a petition to be filed by me in said court for that purpose
 Oct 20, 1857. Ct GEO $. MORRISON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
DRY GOODS. I, ,\IES A1 Rr,urn n,,,,,.,. .,t; ....

DRY GOODS. IS BALES 4 Brown Domc>tics; ' 44 O~nabulgs; 3 M do;
 Iwlrl do; % pieces Bleach d Domcstics, assorted; lp lo-4 Sheetinc; To Y 54 do; 800 = Prints assorted; 5o ' English, French and American Ginghams 3) '' All wool Linscys; 80 leans. l0 kcrScy;
 POD < Stripes and Plaid.; 20 '' DclIn>;
 335 Sn..ma55 S,.,im5r. assorted qualities; 7 i Extra Heavy Beaver Cloth; Weeds. taShmarett, Scotch plaid, Ky. TeanS Wool Hose nnl Socks, Childrens Hosiery and Gloves Fnts undcr>tirtS, Gloves and Socks. Ladies Merino and Cashmere Vets Hose and Gloves Cotton and Wool Damr~k, >hawl~. Piano Covers Flannes all colors and qualities, APaccas. Cambrics. etc. etc. he above goods all tresh and will be sold low for Cash or exchange for country produce.
 MERRlCk ty WASSELI. October 2T 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Minnesota Elecit0n

Bufa1o, Oct. 17.--Ramsev the republican candidate for Governor of Minnesota, has been elected and probably the entire republican ticket.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

Having the duties of t,oo other laborious offices to attend to, which, by the law, have precedence, l have not the time to attend to the numerous applications from a distance as to the correct preparation of pension papers, neither, Is 1t my duty, so to do, under the regu. latons; yet am anxious and solcitous to afford pensioners all the facilities within my power in. order to enable them to receive at as small cost as possible the bounty which liberal govern ment has bestowed on them, for mertorious services heretofore rendered the country. I would, therefore, recommend to them to for. ward thelr pension papers to Charles Rapley, esq, late pension agent at this place, and ad- dress me letter by mall agyeeaJly Co Me aJooe J0fm. l have had a conference with Mr. Rap- ley, who is familiar with the subject, and he is wiling 10 receive the papers of pensioners, when forwarded to him to be delivered to me and he is also, willing to receive from me, on deposit, to Hle credit cf pensioners, what money may be due to them
 r. T. CRUTCHFIELD, Acting
 Pension Agent by direction of the
 Secretary of the Interior
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

0~T A fellow "o out west' gets off the follow ing definition of widow: "One who knows phot's wltat, and is desirous of yurtler intorma- tion on the same subject" .ia
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

Died-In Pike county, on the morning of the 9th inst, REBEcCA KELLEY consort of Rev. William Kelley, in the 5S year of her age, leav- ing numerous friends and relatives to mourn her loss K.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

OT According to newspaper gossips, Ex-Pre- sIdent Fillmore Is about to marry Montreal lady-a foreigner and a Catholic
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
e.;tOt'E.siiS.

N'NUIEIIES. = BIS. Brown Sugar; c = Powdered dos p Bags Coffee: Bbl, Prime Rice; Peaches, Dlmsons Prunes Ginger. Oysters. Sauces ctc.. etc. Just received by MERRICK lS WASSFIJ. October 7. lo57.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
PENSION AGENCY, AT LITTLE ROCK, }
 AaAala. -.l

10 Pensioners residing at an inconvenient dts. tance from this Agency-To obviate the trouble and expenses to pensioners, who can not con- veniently attend in person to receive the pen- slon money due them, of executing formal powers of attorney, as required by the regula- tons, would suggest to them to address me Oy "aa't, letter, in the jollowing form, to wit: To P. T. CEUTcHFIELD,
 Acting Pension Agent ct Little Rock, Ark.
 SRI have signed duplicate receipts to YOU for - dollars and - cents, the amount of pension due me on (the 4th of March. l95-. or 4'h of September 185-, as the case may be) as you will perceive, from my pension pa pers made and written in conformity with the standing regulations on the subject, for the pur- pose or oeing your voucher for paying me said sum, which pension papers, so male and writ ten, as aforesaid, will be delivered to you by TT resident of Little Rock, Arkansas, with whom you are hereby authorized and request ed to deposit to my credit the said sum of - dollars and - cents the pension money due me, as aforesaid, aud the said - is hereby fully authorized by me, to fill up the blanks in said receipts, by dating them so as to cores iond with the date of said deposit to my cre- dit, when made by you as aforesaid
 And, ln order that you may be assured, that my signature and seal which 1 now make and ailiX to this writing, on this - day of - l0o- at - in the county of - and State of Arkansas, are genuine, have procured - the sheriff and - the clerk of said county to be witness to the same
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

SHAWLS. 1 WoaI SL haoles and Misses Bay State and Plaid ls pair Il-4 R. B. Bed Blankets; "A Blue do. 24 Gray do Is pieces Red and White Flannel. all wool. 26 Plain and Plaid Linseys me assortment of Cents and Youths and Cb;I- drens Hats and Caps, all qualities and of the latas, style. For sale low for cash -' Oct. 20, 1857. GEO s. MORRISON
 GLOVES AND HOSIERY ADlES Buck Gauntlets, h . Silk and Cashmere Gloves, df, ,AN. :" Kid and Silk Lisle 'iYIHl1 Misses Merno l9W Hents' Buck Gloves and Gauntlets,
 Cashmere Gloves, Ladies Merino Hose, (back and whitc,) Cotton ''
 Misses Merino "
 Gent, Merino 16 Hose
 |" mixed ]s Hose,
 Cotton E Childrens Fancy Hose. Just received and for sale cheap for cash by -t. oct. ~, lS57. MCPHERSON S OyERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Negro Blankets.

VI close out large stock of these Goods induce Il ments of no ordinary char .cter are offered to planters and others, to purchase their winter supplies of Blankets. by HENRY
 Oct. 20l l957
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Reaufifui Hafs

INHE subscriber has only to say in regard to
 Il his Hats, that his stock is complete, and is E not excelled in fashion, quality and quantity v.~EA Gentlemen can be accommodated from the coarsest graced Broadway. Come and see.
 Oct. 20, 1857. T urrTr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

In ordering tickets certificates, enclose the mo- ney to our address for the tickets ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Pur- may designate. The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing
 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give their Post Office, County and Stsse
 N Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction
 say All Prizes of sl ,0o0and under, paid immedi- 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 & CO, Augusta, Ga.
 sRy Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta, Ga., can have their orders filed and save time, by addressing S. Swan S Co., at either of those cities.
 e4y- list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel with the amount of the prize that each is entitled to- will be published after every draw ing, in the following parpers New Orleans Delta,- Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Ga- zette, Atlanta 1ntelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch and Paulding Miss ) Clarion.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
F. w A D V E E T $ E M E
 PRIVATE BOARDING

NlSS MARY J. BLACKBURN has re- VII opened her house for the purpose of ae- IA 'onmodatng day boardcrs. and will also pro -E...A. vide few furnished rooms to those who may desire to room in retired and pleasant portion of the ritv
 Strangers visiting the city will be received as boar ders, on producing city references
 Oct 21. lS51. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Deer.slayers Attention n!

HAVE now on hand an elegant assortment of I Rifles, Double and Single Barrelled Shot Guns; Percussion Caps of every brand, Flints, Double Triggers Flint and Percussion Gun Locks of the very best make Bowie Knives, etc., cheap for cash, coun- try produce, or to punctual dealers. A. J. HUTT,
 Oct 20, 1857. Main street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

IOEAL. The above and foregoing writing was read by US, Iii the presence and hearing of -, where upon, he executed the same, in our presence, and acknowledged, that he did 80, for the pur- poses therein expressed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

SSLANk FITS. l5 Pair super Blue Blankets: AS 10 pair English Whitney (white)
 '' Red Muckimaw
 '' super Brown < 20 White Just received and for sale by
 Oct. Y, o7 HU'TT ,S POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
Mechanics, Millers and Farmers Attention.

HAVE on hand splendid lot of Mill Saws. l Hand Saws, ,> Cut Saws, Whip Saws, Tennon saws. and Key Hole Saws all warranted eauul in temper to any in the Union, Pat Hinges assorted stocks and Dyes, Iron and Steel Squares Hammers Iiatchcts and Hand ANcs, Gimblcts assorted Butts and Screws. Pocket Knives, Bowie Knives. S;ee Mills. all sizes Cotton Balances Drawing Knives Curry 'omhS l59 Cotton and Corn Hoes. Birdie Bits and Sirrup Irons Stce!Yards. Wagon Bnxrs 'irobbing Hoes; Iron Wedges German. English and American Steel Plow Mouis. Slab Iron. Round square and Flat Bar Iron of every size etc. e'c exc Cone and examine the prices and terms yourselves
 Oct 2n. '51. l. UT-PV Mi, str+
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
NOTICE

NUTIGE.
 "lLl4 be sold at Public Auction at the 2 ,sv Court House door, in the city of Little "A Rock: on the first Monday in January. 1855 for IN cash Tn hand. live slaves, to- wit: HANNAH aoel 92 years; STEPHEN. years; BILL. 1 years: MOLLY, z years; AB4, months. Said slaves belonging 10 the estate of John J. Rankin deceased
 JOHN GREATHOUSE
 Administrator of the estate of Oct 27 '5T 3w i'o' u'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
LINENS

I LINENS. | SSA Pieces Linens assorted;
 oO , '" Pillow Case Linen; l 5O Dog. lluckaback Towels: 10 Napkins; 10 Damask do;
 10 Fringed, colored Border, do; Damask Table Clothes; ID Ladies Linen Camblic Handkerchief, Gents < |" Coored Borlcrs Just received by MERRICK ,E WASSFIJ October 27 lS57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27

NOTICE! NOTICE!! I'HE Subscribers have just received their large and l well selected stock of
 Fail and Winter Goods. The following articles comprise in part their late
 arrivals, viz: Heavy and light, A IS. and 3-4 Osnaburcs: Heavy and light Brown and Beached Sheetings and
 Shirtings Bed Tickings Cotton Stripes Marlboro Stripes, Chocaw Stripes, Brown and Bleachcd Drilings kerseys, Sattinets, Cassinetts Cadet Cloth, Jeans, Cassiineres, Cloth, LinSeys, Plaids, Alpacas Mernoes, Delaines, Flannels Calicoes; Ladies' Hose, Gents half Hose, Ladies and Gents Gloves of all qualities Boots And Shoes, Hats and Caps, M@ Ready Made Clothing; sl}s.. Queensware, Hardware, Tinware AiFW Castings, Powder, Lead Tobacco, 1AS
 Cigars. Soaps, Indigo, Madder. Pepper Spice, Ginger Rope grass and cotton); Copperas, Coffee, Candies etc. etc. Oct. 27. 1857. NEWBERN & HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
No Strychuiue.

BBLS. Louisville Whiskey. warranted froe
 from Cincinnati Stychnine, for sale cbeap to clrse out q consignment. " Oct 20. 1857. All UITTT Na;r ..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
The Toilet

A GREAT variety of articles superior in quality. "A and of every conceivable form and make io please the most fastdious taste may be found at
 Oct. 20 '57 HENRY,S