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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

GINGLE and double mill steel mix'd Cassimere; S Plain and Plaid drab and brown Cassimere; Ste mixed Grey SatinettS; Drab. Plaid and Plain Cassmere, for Boys; Dark Cheek Cassimere for Boys B, own and Blue Kentucky Jeans; White, Scarlet and Red Flannels, assorted; Rich Plaid and Plain Linsevs; Scarlet. Blue Green and Pink, all wool, Delaines; Gala and Tartan Piaids 4-4 rich French Prints. latest styles; Blue and Fancy Prints; Black Alpaca assorted: Super Black silk; Nainsook and Swiss Muslins: 1o-4. PA White Marseilles Quilts; Silk and Linen Pocket lIandkerchiefs; M >ses' Fancy Woolen Hose; Ladies black Lambs Wool Hose; Mems Cashmere Buck Tan Gloves;
 < Woollcn Comorcrs;
 Merino Shirts; Grey. Blue. MiXd and White Woolen Yarn; Bright colered, assorted Woolen Yarn, for Chdrens
 Hose: Ex. size Crib Blankets;
 9-4. l0-4 Bed Blankets; Blue. Green, and Scarlet Blankets; Cold Saddle Blankets: Tclings, Cheeks and Plai,ls
 Together with variety of other articles received from New York this day and for sale very low. by
 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
L. M. FilkinS& Co.'S New CbpapCash Store

l.. M. Filkins X Co.'S. New Cheap Cash Store. NA E will open this day October 20.wih our Large " and Naried assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Cheaper than ever All entirely new and positively of the Latest Styles just received from the east.
 Ladies Dress Goods of every description figured and stripped Silks, common and Paris Pluids, Plaid aallncla, Cashmers, Sat. Stripe Mohair, Sheppard liad, for clusters Muslin de Liine Also Corded and Hoped Skirts Chemee Scarts, Ladies Cloth Talmas Embroidery and Carpets All ot which we nvte our lady customers to inspect. The Goods will show for themselves, being Elegant and Cheap, and bought recently under the extreme pressure of the times.
 Boys and Mems Clothing Of every style, made Expressly for our Trade; of winch we have Large and Complete assortment
 We respectfully invite the Gentlemen to Call and See the Fashions, and we pledge ourselves to sell Cheap.
 Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Hats and Caps for Men and Boys O. K Saddles. Brides, Ilaaness Whips etc
 Ai.o-One Gosling Buggy, Warranted of the best material.
 We are thankful to our customers for their past Liberal trade, and hope by Good Bargains and fair dealings to continue in their confidence and patron age. No trouble to show Goods
 Oct 20, '37. FILkINS X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
SOUTHERN CLOTHING STORE.

| ME Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to A the cluZens or Little Rock and vicinity, that he has returned from the Eastern cities and has opened his extensive stock of Fall and Winter Clothing ana Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hats. etc., which will be sold lower than at any other house ia the State ~ ' My Clothing is made up in the latest style and of the pest workmanship, which would invite the pub e to call in and examine for themselves at the old stand on Main street, next door above A. J. Hutt's store My stock comprises OvercOats,
 Frocks. Sacks, Bangups, Raglans (latest stvlel as well as all other sorts, made of best black and blue broad Cloth, Beaver. Pilot, Moddell Hair Bearskin Petersham, and many other qualities. Dress Coats. Fine French Broad Cloth Frock and Dress Coats Raglans, Sacks, etc, Also a very large stock f bnslness, Walking and Working Coats-made of all materials. ''0 VI "i Of all the latest patterns black and fancv Cassi meres ct all styles. Also Cloth and Cassnetf Work Ing rahts-ln fact all sorts that you may call for Vests.
 Black Lyons Satin. Silk Maventick Rlocl, and fancy Silk Plush and Velvet. Cotton Plush and Vel vet Cloth Cassimere, Cassinett with general stocl, cash prices " '"o 0"o'' Also a good stock of Cloth, Cassimere and CaSsinett. anu The Gents Furnishing Department is filed with =, roNh VI W 'tit qua tancy Linen Shirts. Marel'Is Shlrts latest style) Calico. Cheoue and liicKoTy shirts and all other sorts to be called for Also undershirts and Drawers. Wool Cotton and Flannel etc. Also Muffers Scarfs etc. suitable tor the winter season. A large stock of Collars liandkerchlets, Neck Ties Socks and all other arti eles generally kept in this line
 Boots and Shoes.
 A large stock of fine Calf Skin Boots Shoes and Gaters- also heavy Boots, Brogans, etc, etc, very cheap. '
 Hats and Caps.
 A large variety of all sorts suitable for the season A very large variey of Gloves from heavy Ruck skin to the finest Cassimere and Kid suitable for winter season.
 Trunks and Carpet Bags.
 Al lso Watches. Jewclry Pocket Knives. Pistols. BnWie Knives Coat Links, etc., etc all of which will be sold cheap for c;sl.
 would call particular attention to my stock of
 Boys Clothing.
 Being entirely in the Clothing and Gents Furnish ing Goods business will be db7e and iDte,d to sell Rock. '''' Ut ''i''' Thankful for the large cnstum | have received from generous public, hope to be favored with the same in future, will spare no pains to please all. :" No Trouble t. skmc Gndsn
 My motto is usual-'' Q,iok Sales and Sta0H P,ofts." A. POfTOCK Main +oat 1,''s"'' \. Country Merchants will find it to their ad vantage to call in and examine my large stock. as will supply them with Goods at Eastern prices add ing freight and carriage p September 2g 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
DRY AND WOOL GOODS.

R ECEINE ED direct from New York. Sattinctts all
 wool Tweeds, Jeans. Plaid ana solid coole l Lin>eys. Mcrino Plaids. Plaid Wool Shaws. Plain CasSmere Shawls heavy Wool and Cassimere Gloves; Buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Ladies' black Lama Hose Childrens Striped and fancy W Wool Hose; Gents Merino Shirts: Mems heavy Wool Over shirts: Red. Grey, Blue and White Blankets black pacas, Me rinoes, Del-aines. all color Fannels. Carpet Bags. Prints assorted. Brown and Bleached Domestic. lO-4 D. And for sale at the Cash Store by
 Little Rock Sept. 29 l957 M OSBORN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

Look Out! e PIECES Plaid and Printed all wool) De Laiues. . pieces Printed Cashmere; l Sup. Black Silk; 10 |" Apacas; l Silk Velvet: |" Blue Bcrage; Green and Brown Berage Just received and for sale remarkably low for cash at MCPHERSON tS oVERTON'S Oct. 20, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
ApDroSimatiou Prizes.

The two preceding and the twosucceedingnumbers to those drawing the first Prizes will be entitled to the 2S approximation Prizes. For example: if ticket No ll250 draws the $50 0O0 prize those tick cts numbered ll24S il249, ll25l ll252 will each be entitled to sfoo If ticket No. $50 draws the S25 oO0 prize those tickets numbered 54s. 54g 55l 552. will each be entitled to $3oO and so according to the above scheme
 The 5000 Prizes ofS2o will be determined by the last figure of the Number that draws the S6o 900 Prize For example, if the Number drawing the $50 900
 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the Number ends in l will be entitled to S20 If the number ends with No. ?. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to s2o, and so on to O.
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow ing rates which is the risk:
 Certificate of Packape of 10 Whole TicLa+s cen
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Mechanics, MiIlers and Farmers Attention

HAVE on hand splendid lot of Mill Saws. | Hand Saws S Cut Saws, Whip Saws, lennon Saws and Key Hole Saws, all warranted equal in temper to any in the Union, Pat. Hinges assorted, Stocks and Dyes, Iron and Steel Squares, Hammers, Hatchets and Hand Axes, Gimbets assorted. Butts and Screws, Pocket Knives, Bowie Knives. Steel Mills all sizes Cotton Balances. Drawing Knives, Curry Combs, l50 Cotton and Corn Hoes, Birdie Bits and Strrup Irons. Steelyards, Wagon Boxes. Grubbng Hoes; Iron Wedges, German, English and American Steel Flow Mouds, Slab Iron. Round. Square and Flat Bar Iron of every size etc. etc. etc.
 Come and examine the prices and terms yourselves. Oct. 20, '5T. A. J. HUTT Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

T Quaint old Fuller says: |" Let him who expects one class of society to prosper in the highest degree, while the other Is in distress, try whether one side of his face can smile while the other is pinched."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
To Advertisers.
ln R M n R X

Dur facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work he surpassed by printing establishment in the
 We have procured, at cost of sixteen hundred dol ar of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which bes do book and pamphlet work superior style low nrice
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
COTTON FIFTEEN CENTS.

EEI E wish toengage several thousand bales of Cot w ton and will pay l211 to l5 cents for middling .o fully fair cotton delivered in New Orleans to 0akey. Hawkins x Co.,. or to any other Cotton Fac lorS ln the city by the goth of December. lS57- Those disposed to engage al the above prices will please send their written obligation to take the prices named. and inform to what Commission Mer- ehants they will ship, and the probable amount be- foro shipping. D. R. HAWKINS & co.
 New Orleans, Sept. l5, 1857. 8m
 Napoleon. Helena. Pine Bluff, Washington and Camden Ark papers please copy two months and send bill C us for payment. D. R. H. x co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
A J JACK FOR SALE

HAVE fine Young Jack which will m M M sell low for Cash. or will take Horses or W3A Mules, at fair valuation; said Jack is 5 .sEzN years old last spring of fine form and size. witt pedigree not surpassed by any the State Apply te
 DR. s. YOUNG,
 :, Living about 50 miles north of Little Rock nea the Clinton road Oct 6 ,57 eU
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

HeRlNT>. Just received Der steamer Tucker l50 A Is. American and English Prints and for sale Oct. v. '57. bv HUrT tv POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

Anxious to Close Out. sa AElNG purchased large stock of Goods at low wholesale prices, in the East and being ex- tIemey anxious to close out our entire stock we are offering superior inducements to the trading commu- nify and respectfully ask purchasers to call and ex- anime our stock and prices
 Oct. 27, 1857. NEWBFRN X HUGHES. X BRAN new" stock of Boots ald Shoes, for "A sale at low cash prices by Oct. 27 '57 NEW BERN & HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
NOTICE

'INO TiPha Dobson, Irene Turner. wife of John
 ! Turner. Benjamin Goss, Nathaniel H. Goss. and the heirs of Thomas Goss, deceased all of whom are n,n-reSidens of the State of Arkansas: and to all other persons who are of the heirs of Benjamin Goss now deceased, late of the county of Montoonnr1 in the State of Arkansas. "
 You are hereby otfed. that on the Eth day of October A. D. 1857, Letters of Administration were issued to me out ot the Court of Probate in and for me county o1 Montgomery in the State of Arkansas by the Clerk thereof, in vacation, for the adminisra ton ot the goods and chatels rights and credits of the sad Benjamin Goss, deceased and that in pursu ahce oI the power to me thereby granted, am now proceeding with the administration of the said estate CIven under my hand at the county aforesaid. thi: Sth day of October, A. D. 1857. 2-2w ELIJAH R. GOSS Al,n;pi+ro. Cost of adv. 8 5O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

AaA AWLS. Plaid Wool Shawls; hC large Bay State
 Gents Mantle Just received and for sale by HUTT X POPE4
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

Those who Own Lands in Hempstead and
 Lafayette Counties, IVAN have any information in regard to them " which they may desire by addressing Mir. l. M Moore. Lewisville, Lafayette CO.,, Ark, as he has gone to these counties on tour of Land Examina- ton and will be there several weeks Charges will be reasonable.
 MOORE & HUGHES. Oct. 20, 1857. General Land i1pDts
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
F. A. HINES, Artist,
BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKS!


 JUST received, the following standard J works: 53EEb The British Essayists 8s vols. elegantly AsNny bound in calf or cloth. ls&NN Don QuiXote, volumes. y The Spectator. 8 '' Boswel's life of Johnson, vol octave. calf. Gibbons Roman Empire, vols. 15, calf. Bacon's Essays, vol. Curtis Conveyancer vol Scots Novels, complete in l2 vols. library binding Irving's W orks. q l5 d" Prescotts Conquest of Peru. Conquest of Mexico.
 Ferdinand and Isabella, Philip 2d and Miscela-
 nieS, II vols. Macauelys History of England Humes History England, 6 vos Macauley Modern British Essayists, vol Bancrotts History United States, vols. library. The following British Poets elegantly bound: Campbell, Coleridge, Keats, Milton Moore Shelly, Byron, Goldsmith, Cowpei Butler, Hood, Dryden. Spencer, Gray, Gay, Pope, Young, Thomson and Scott.
 Coopers Novels, complete in 34 vols. Humbolts Cos mos. vols. For sale at the Book Store and Book Bindery." JNO. E. RFARDON Oct 20 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

Fancy Groceries LUST received and for sale-FRESIl SARDINES. O CURRENTS, FRESH FIGS,
 FRESH PRUNES. CITRON,
 FRESH COVE OYSTERS,
 FRESH PEACHES; Strawberries, Pine Apples, Assorted Jelly, Preserv'd Pine Apple, Preserved Qunces Preserved Strawberries, Picked Oysters; Fine Lot Tobacco, Fine Cigars. Also, A large, general and well selected assortment of
 Boots and Shoes. Gum Elastic Over-shoe JACOR HAWKINS Oct. 20, lS5T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
CRACKERS AND CHEF

.)0 BOXES W. k. Cheese: ~ F boxes F. Dairy Cheese:
 bbs. Soda Crackers;
 Butter
 Sugar Received per seamhoatS II. Tucker and for sale by RAPLEY. HANGFR S % Oct l3 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
snnrnN N,n,.t;nu D,;.o
, 49o prizes amounting to. s32O. .OOO
 Whole Tickets, s1O; Halves, s5: Guar. 
JAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to } )ooo corresponding with those numbers on the tickets, ,r uted on separate slips of paper, encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
 The tirst 462 prizes, similarly printed andencrclcd, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are th n revolved. and number i@ drawn from the wheel of numbers. and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience and regis tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation s repeat nl nntil .Ill tLn nrizns Il
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Ladies DceSs Goods

S PS Rich Fig De Lalnes: Lc pieces Merinoes and Alpacas
 < Black Silk-;
 :" Linen Lawn:
 l2 |" Dress TrInmings Just received and for sale by Oct 27, '57. UUTT ,G POPE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
uen.s and Kovs, Clothirp

UST received, direct from New York, Mems and y Boys Clothing. for the Fall and Winter. A good a,sortment of good styles. Come along and be clothed. at the Cash Store, by
 Little Rock. Sept %, 57. NJ. OSBORN.
 Extra Superior Old Bourbon Whiskey. 7n BBI.S. Extra Old Bourbon Whskey, reed on -kO consi signment from Kentucky. and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

bofS AND CHILDRENS, CLOTHING EAIRA Fine, made to order and for sale at I, IF NJ. Fi1kins' & Co. ''' U Also. Receiving large lot of Winter Coods
 Oct 6, '57 L. NJ FJIKINS S C0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Continuation O1 fax Iitie

| | NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on Mon ] V day. the 5th of November ls49 William l.. Butord, purchased at a sale of lands for the nnn- | payment of taxes in Pulaski county, made by Ben. F. DLnlcy. sheriff and oiico collector of Pulaski county, by authority of and according to law the south cast quarter of section seventeen in township one north of range eleven west. containing one hun dred and sixty of land, situate in said county 1 of Pulaski. for the sum of twenty-SX dollars and s.venty cents, that being the amount of state and county taxes with penalty thereon and for the years 42 to sf9 nclusi and after the expiration ot twelve months to wit. on the 3oth of December ls5 recci ged deed from the said sheriff. conveying | 10 him said tract of land; wh h dee duly ac- knowedged and recorded in Pu.aski county, Arkan- ! sas.
 That said Buford by aeel dated Sth January 1853. duly acknowledged and recorded in said county, con yeyed 10 Samuel NJ. Weaver all the said tract of land lying on the eSt side of Fuurche creek being about ninety less and by like deed dated 24tl of November 1855 conveyed thereSidue of said tract of land lying the w>t side of said Fourche creek in said county. containing about seventy five acres more or less to George Piles. and whereby the said | samuel NJ. Weaver and George Piles have become | the owners of said tract of land.
 Now therefore all persons who set up any right l to said land purchased to any part thereof in consequence of any nformality, any irregularity or iegaiy connected with such saie. are hereby re- l quired show cause at the term of the Pulaski n Pulaski county aforesaid at the place appointed by law. on the third Monday of June, 1858. why the said sale of the said tract of land should not be conImei, pursuant to petition to be then filed by Us in 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. i & II. HAMPSTEAD. Solicitor.
 Oct. l3. 1857. 6w
 Infants Embroidered Dresses. SNACK Dresses. talmas. aprons also an assortment | bO of ladies head dresses and breakfast cap. Oct 6th. 1857. MRS. JONES.
 HATS.
 A GREAT variety of patterns, and the most Fa "A ohionable styles, for inspection and sale at Oct l3, 1857. JAS A. lIENKY'S. EptCON Clear Side Bacon-l oOo lbs; z> 3 s Barrels PicLlcd Pork tS 1 For sale f TT cash by T LA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
THE STAFF OF LIFE.

| LUST received and for sale y so bushels of corn meal 1900 pounds fresh four warranted an extra article or sale) by
 MCPHERSON X OVERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
A Splendid Assortment of

| FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STAPLE AND FANCY Dry Goods: CONSISTING in part of CALIC0ES: | O MUSLIN DE LANES: CASHMFRFS; | MOHAIR CLOTHS; ALPACAS; For Ladies and l Misses Dresses Oct. 2o '57. D. B. HANDEL.
 EDLAIDS-A splendid assortment of all Wool
 and Union Paids. b. B. HANDEL.
 Oct ls5
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
NEW CITY BOOK BfNpERY

fENIIE subscriber il forms the @ E \ public that he has eStab- MNg.AzzzSsA liShed in connection with his ~aSNSszNs4A Dook Stlte. new EAyA NzAA BOOK BINDERY. CT ssx-5sS..s-~A Complete in all the necessary ssSsasss@sSs tools machinery and materials to do in the very best manner,
 All kinds of Book Binding. HaNIng employed one of the very best workmen the country affords, he is now prepared to meet the many wants of his friends in this line and will con tract to put together. without delay books to last AS well as look well, in French or English Calf. Turkey Morocco, Lawsheep, Library Style, Plain and Fancy Gilt, m durallg. hG,t;fIIIy and cledp ia half calf aud half morocco. Magazines neatly bound and music on an i'm. proved plan with Patent Elastic Spring Backs.
 Contracts for binding works in process of publica- ten, either in plain fancy style, be made on terms as fair in any other city, and be well exc cuted
 Orders from any part of the State will meet with prompt attention, and books required to be sent by mail. carefully wrapped so to go without injury over the worst roads
 JOHN E. REARnON Bookseller.
 next door to the Dawson House. Little Rock, Oct. 6. 1857. 52-tf.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

GLOVES AND HOSIERY. \ ADlES Buck Gauntles L '' Silk and Cashmere Gloves djI dfN C Kid and Silk Lisle I"p'lHlD Misses Merino IUJ Gents Buck Gloves and Gauntlets. '' Cashmere Gloves Ladies Merino Hose, black and white.) :. Cotton Misses Merino ss Gents Merno E Hose.
 '' '' mixed E Hose,
 ' Cotton L i" Childrens Fancy Hose. Just received and for sale cheap for cash by Oct. 20 1857. MCPHERSON & OVERTON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

M lSSES' and Childrens' Woolen Goods. great N varety. D. B. HANDEL. Oct. 20. lS57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

DANAWAY on the 18th of September 2< negro man simon. The above reward "A will be paid by the undersigned if taken any .N. where out of the State S 5o if taken in the State out of this county or $lo0 if taken in this county, and confined in jail so that can get him.
 DESCRIPTION He is about 37 B years old is about five feet. ten inches high: weighs lT5 or lSO pounds Bright mulatto, with large grey blue ey e; large mouth, red sandy hair and curls up when cembed, and one of his upper front teeth out Had on when he left old cotton shirt badly torn and cotton brooches. N. II. BADGETT. Sept 22d. lS57.--tf.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03

A CHOICE article of Opera Caps, Rigoets. etc. A Ladies Overshoes, cheaper than ever.
 Oct 2o, lo57 D. E. HANDEL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
CLOTIiiNG! CLOTII,NC,,

~ pECElVED by the last steamer direct from New It York, a magnificent lot of Clothing to wit: Shirts.
 Fine White Shirts, with and without collars; French Cambrick do Merino Undershirts assorted:
 Lap and Byrons Collars: Hickory Shirts;
 Heavy GWnsey Shirts; Red Flannel Drawers.
 Brown and White Jeans Drawers
 White Muslin do White and Brown Drill do Fancy Cravats.
 Fancy Silk Ties Moire ntique do. Fancy Silks do
 ' < Handkerehifs MeI1no E Hose--brown and white
 Mixed Cotton do Goats. Negro Head do do
 Lion Skin do do
 Sup figured and fancy Button Beaver do
 Fancy Sattiset do Cadet mixed do
 Brown Ribbed Union Cassimere do TahGy CassImere do Double Warp do do Mixed doe-skin do Black Goth Frock do Petersham do Drab KerScy Pants Fancy Satinet do " Union Cassimere Pants
 Black .' do ' Doe Skin t do Double Mill do Cadet Satinet do
 Ribbed and fancy do Plain and Black do Vests.
 Black Cloth Vests
 Fancy Ca>simere do ." Velvet do !" Plush do Moire Antique do Cashmere do Silk and silk Velvet do Black Satin do
 White Marseles do
 The above stock of Clothnp is of the vor,, lata.. style and cut. Gentlemen call and clothe yourselves which vou can do Tor less money than at any other house ill the State. A. J. HUTT, Main street. Oct. IS, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
SiIA LS.
No StYychIliue.

BBLS Louisville Whiskey. warranted free lIt from Cincinnati Stychnine for sale cheap, to clrse out consignment
 Oct 20. 1857. A. T. HJTTT Main straat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Fall and Winter Clothing.

Fall and Winter Clothing. | WE are in receipt of a complete stock of new
 style Fall and winter Clothing consisting of Over Coats, Frock Coats, Pea Jackets, Pants Vests. Draw and Shirts, in great variety, which will be sold low, if not lower, than the lowest. Call and ex- amine RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Oct. IS, '57s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
SllOtas.

Shoes. LUST received per Rock City, b eases l.. and B. Brogans; NsssssAs Unbound Heavy Calf Shoes; " :. Women's Heavy Calf and Kip Shoes; l < Chldrens' {" .s < And for sale, very low at Oct. % '57. MCPHERSON & OVFRTON'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Beautifnl HafS.

TNHE subscriber has only to say in regard to | his Hats, that his stock is complete, and is not excelled in fashion, quality and quantity Gentlemen can be accommodated from the coarsest Wool and Cotton to the finest satin Beaver that ever graced Broadway. Come and see.
 Oct. 20, 1857. A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Boots. Shoes and RrruopS.
Mess and Mo. Pork,

Mess and Mo. Pork. HA bhs. Mess and Mo Pork sO Received on consignment and for sale for cash by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Oct % 1S57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
 NOI'.S F.

TWILL be sold at Public Auction. at the g. " Court llonsr door. in the city of Little H4-.A R'tk on the first Monday in January. ls5S for SS cash in hand five slaves. to-wt: HANNAH aeed 22 year~; STEPHEN, years; BILL 1 years: MOLLY. !eaTs; BY. months. Suid slaves belonging to the estate ot John J. Rankin deceased
 JOHN GREENHOUSE
 Administrator of the estate of
 J. J. HAWKINS. Decd
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-03
Fall and Winter Fashions of Millinery

FaII and Winter Fashions of WiiIinery. MRS. JONES having arrived -->,--s -s, WI with an elegant stock of Fall K g and Winter Millinery. is now iP% aA @g, ready to offer to the ladies Bon %ss(s nets Flowers and Ribbons. which z >kt& QS are Unsurpassed ns'yle beauty and y elegance. Thankful for the ih- Y SS erai patronage heretofore bestowed Ixs.4 ana hopes for continuance oftthe F7
 Little Rock, Oct. 9th 1s57