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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Agents fo1 the True Democrat.

nsas Coamtr--W H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post I W. M. JOHNSON, South Bend. |(bMey-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hsrburg; Dr. L. IN MARTIN, Long View. ay-JosS il AVIS, Lanark; w. J. LErHIEw, Wm. NJ ad vASvnsKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURNS. Mt. Elba lBsaton--Gen. A. WHIsERY, Spavinaw; J. H. HAMMOCK M Bentonville. jcrittendsn-JNo. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. felambia-W H. STEEL Magnolia; II. H. CLEARY, Falcon Elark-J R. THOMPSON and J. H. CROSS, Amity; SAM. NJ III scorr, Philadelphia; JACOB WELLS, TeTe Noir. tarroH-Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS, M Carollton. IChieot CALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia M A. WILLIAMS, I Casters Landing. |Irranford-GEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Ibren-J. $. JORDAN, Monticello. 1Ibesha-Dr Jo LBMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon kramkiin-RoBERT c. TwEEDY, Ozark
 shoR--JoHN S. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. $. RUSSELL, X SRapp's Barrens.
 rA--rJoHs M MITCHELL, Gainsville; w. NJ. PEBBLES,
 Greensboro
 u.-pstsad -RoBr L. PHILLIPS Washington. n xgrias-Dr. J. G. HALLIBURToN Rockpor; Dr. w. H.
 HAMMoNn Hot Springs; 7. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH- Ro HENDERSON, Wilmington. &sz~g-Hon J. A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY and s. J. MASON, Mount Olive. observation-disclosures HARTMAN, Batesville; Dr. M. H. JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. asnson- ~Col. JOHN s. HoUsToN, Clarksvie. sekson-C H. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M. MARTIN, Mt. &afavette-J. M MONTGOMERY, Lewisvile. aW,sreonJ N HILLHousE, smhville II. KING Jackson; HoNtgomerU-JoHN B. GARRETT, Mt Ida. Moaroe--WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen. Nadison--J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. Risrioa--D. c. WILLIAMS, Melville. bBachua-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'T ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store.
 Psrry-Hon l.. D. HILL, Perryvle.
 oiHsett-Hon. LEWIS SUTFIS, fen. w. THRowER, Boli-
 
 PhLlps-C. II. ApAMsoN, Helena.
 ke-W. B. STEER, Antoine; E. H. ADAMS, H. H. MERI-
 DETH, Wilton; Wm. ]. KELLEY, Mur'reesboro'. Pope-R H. HOWELL, Dover; c. E. ToBEY, Norristown. Parie-Col. JA's F.. GREENWOOD, Des Arc. RandoIph--JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas. et. Franeis-S. w. CHiLDREss, Madison; A. MCDANIEL
 Lhnguie; GEO. w. SEABoRN, Taylor's Creek. ealine-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA
 vERs Lost Creek
 eper-A. w. COLE, Paraclifta; J. L. NEAL Center Point
 Hon CHA's PETTIGREw, Brownstown. eot--R. G. GAINEs, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT. earcy--Hon. SAM LESLIE, Wiley's Cove. vnion-W. E. HUNT, Hillsboro'; H. B. CoBB, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; w. R. CowsER, Eldorado
 Tan Burcn-L. R. VENABLE Clinton; D. B. CARGLE, Quit
 
 Washington-L. B. CUNSINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 MCGUIRE, McGuire's Store.
 Ehte-H. REED, Searcy. THos. M. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN c. CARUTBERs, Cold We'll. Tel-W. N. MAY, Danville; Dr. JOHN I. SHERMAN, Dar-
 danelle; Jos GAULT, Bluffton.
 addition the above list of agents, Post Masters friendly the paper authorized and requested 10 agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

LAST FOND LooKs.-When lady (we are talking of lady in the full height and breadth of tashion,) has got her bonnet and gloves on, and is perfectly ready with her parasol in hand, she always goes back to the looking glass to take last fond look. Upon our asking "a dear, handsome duchess" if this was not the truth, and the beautiful truth, she had the charming candor to state "Ye es, my dear Punch, 1t IS the truth, but not all the truth No wo- man, take my word for it. is satisfied with one
 look. At least, know that am not, for (and here our duchess laughed as if she was pleased with herself and all the world,) don't mind telling you, invariably take four--four good ones. The first look in the glass is for myself, that's fair; the second is for my husband, that's nothing but just; the third is for my friends, that's only generous; and the last is for my ri- vals, that's human nature. If the last look satisfies me, then I know it is all right, and, I assure you I never take any more.'-Pu,ach
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13


 0F MT. A. Keene Richards, of George town, Ky, gratyfied the public at Louisville on Friday by an exhibition of his splendid Ara bian horses-M Mokhladi Massoud, and Sackloure and two Arabian mares. Massoud is rich chestnut, fifteen hands high bred by the An ayza Bedouins; he possesses great action and power, and is altogether the finest specimen of horse the correspondent of the N. T. Post ever saw. "Sackloure is a beautiful maho- gany bay, but of far less spirit and action than MaSsoud. Mokhladi is gray; he has very fine head, otherwise there is nothing remarka- ble about him; he has got some fine colts. Mir. Richards certainly deserves the thanks of the society for bringing his stock to the exhibition. Immediately after the Arabian stock, the thor ough bred stalions were brought into the ring. Four Of them responded to the call Wagner. the famous four mile racer, whose defeat of Grey Eagle is one of the most memorable events in the history of the American turf Scythlan, splendid bay stallion, imported last year by Mir. Alexander, of Kentucky, and said to have been the best stock horse in England at the time of his purchase. Sovereign, dark bay, twenty years old--a great getter of race horses, as is evident from the fact that thirteen out of fifteen of his colts took prizes in races run last spring, and the American Ped lar The judges had great difficulty in award- ing the ribbons in this ring They finally gave the blue to Sovereign, and the red to Scythian, decision which caused immense excitement In the seats where good deal of money was staked on Wagner, by whom tho Kentuckians swear ln all matters pertaining to horse lesh.~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

SINGLE and double mill steel mix'd Cassimere: o Plain and Plaid drab and brown Cassmere: Steel mixed Grey Satinetts; Drab Plaid and Plain Cassmere, for Boys; Dark Check Cassimere for Boys; Brown and Blue Kentucky Jeans; w hite, Scarlet and Red Fannels, assorted; Rich Plaid and Plain Linseys; Scarlet, Blue, Green and Pink, all wool, Deaines; Gala and Tartan Plaids; 4 4 rich French Prints, latest styles; Blue and Fancy Prints; Black Alpaca assorted: Super Black Silk; Nainsook and Swiss Muslins; l0-4, l2-4 White Marseilles Quilts; Silk and Linen Pocket liandkerchiefs; Misses Fancy Woollen Hose; Ladies black Lambs Wool Hose; Mems Cashmere Buck Tan Gloves;
 |" Woollen Comforters;
 ' Merino Shirts; Grey. Blue, Mixd and White Woollen Yarn; Bright coered, assorted Woollen Yarn, for Childrens
 Hose; EX. size Crib Blankets;
 < 9-4, l04 Bed Blankets; Blue, Green and Scarlet Blankets; Cold Saddle Blankets; Tickings, Cheeks and Plads.
 Together with variety of other articles, received from New York this day and for sale very low, by
 RAPLEY, HANGER x co. Sent % 19h7
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

Or Dr. Reynolds, of New Orleans, a snake fancler, was bitten on the thumb by one of his pet rattlers, and not having faith in whisky or other remedies, seized a hatchet and cut off shat important member of the hand
 0F Mrs. D5ummond, who stabbed and kill ed sheriff Hutchinson in Shenandoah county, Va, when he undertook to arrest her for shoot. ing her neighbours COW, has been sentenced to the penitentiary for four years. She had with her on the trial baby that was born while she was in jail
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

(sT The Know Nothing party was raised, they say, on the ruins of the whig and dem- \ocratic parties. The foundation was not a very Substantial one, and in about two years the su- perstructure they had reared was itself shape less mas of ruins. They now propose to form another party-an anti-locofoco organiza- ton '-upon their own ruins. We think It will fall before it is completed, crushing in it's desceut the workmen who are engaged in its rectioh.-MaysuiNe Express.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
BOND.

SWAMP LAND DISTRICT
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That -, as prneipal-and - as securities are held and firmly bound unto The .State of 4rkansas, in the penal sum of - thousand dollars for the payment whereof. we'll and truly to be made, they jointly and severally bind themselves their heirs, executors and administrators firmly by these presents. Signed sealed and delivered, this
 - day of -, A. D. IS
 The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas, the above bounden ---- ha- this day entered into an agreement, in writing with the State of Arkansas, acting by and through -, an en- gineer under the authority and instructions of the Governor of said State of even date herewith. and hereto annexed, whereby he ha agreed, that he dimensions, and kind, and constructed made, and paid for in the manner in said contract specified and to be completed by the - day of --. A. D. IS as by said agreement. which is to be taken as part and parcel of this condition, and incorporated herein, win more fully appear
 Aoo Thergoe if the said - shall, on or be-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
NEW GOODS! NEW COODS.,

MORROW. BOONE & CO.,, have just received a sisting of e'oN' oo''
 Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Which they offer for Sale at reasonable nr;ces Amongst their assortment may be found
 Ladies Dress Goods, Muslin DeLains, Merinos, Alpacas. etc p ALSO Materials for gentemens Winter Clothing, Flannels Brown and Bleacbed Sbirtinos. Ker.ays Plain and Striped osnaburgs, Blankets, etc. A large assortment of Hats and Cans. Uf1o SS Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Hardware, HEIg and Cutlery, Queensware etc.
 A good assortment of Nails and Iron of every:des- cription. Groceries, of all kinds. All of which will be sold on short profits
 say- CALL AND GET BARGAINS. ar. Sept. 29, ,57 MORROW BOONE ~ a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
DRY AND WOOL GOODS.

ID ECE1VE ED direct from New York, Sattnetts all U wool Tweeds, Jeans, Plaid ana solid colore Lnseys, Merino Paids Plaid Wool Shawls Plain oassmere Shawls, heavy Wool and Cassmere Gloves; Buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Ladies' black Lama Hose: Children's Striped and fancy Wool ose Gents Merino Shirts; Mems heavy Wool Over Shirts Red, Grey, Blue and White Blankets; black Alpacas Me rlnoes, DeLaines, all color Fannels, Carpet Bags, Prints assorted, Brown and Bleached Domestic To- 4 do. And for sale at the Cash Store by
 Little Rock Sent 29 lSh7 M OSBORN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Mems and Bows, Clothing.

JUST received, direct from New York Mems and O Boys Clothing, for the Fall and Winter. gooC assortment of good styles. Come along and b, clothed, at the Cash Store. by
 Little Rock, Sept. 29, '57. M OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
NOTICE.

VVNHE undersigned has lost by mail the followinp 1 Land Warrants. viz:
 Land Warrant No. 7S,s3l.in the name of Joseph D. Ray, bearing date 2d day of July, 1856, for l2O
 Land Warrant No. 4,279, in the name of Nancy A Routon, bearing date 10th day of December, 1856, Also, Land Warrant No. ss ,9s1 bearing date e3d Robert Adams D. c. WiITJAMS VA Oct. 6, '57 3w Yellv;le Mor;or on Ah
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

A RETURNED CALIFoRNIAN.-Mr. Phillip Clarke, formerly of Iowa city, returned to that place a day or two since from California, after an absence of eight years. He left wife and children, and a valuable farm, when he went to California. He finds on his return, that his wife has long since married, having first secured a divorce and decree giving the farm for her support. The farm has been sold and is now in other hands, and his former wife is in some other part of the country.-ABaay Statesuaan.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DUNAWAY from my plantation on Ar eA ll kansas river. about the 24th of July, a ne Sx gro man named Shark, sometimes called Jack, .A. about twenty five years old, black or dark copper color, about five feet ten inches high, rather spare built, he has a loose. swinging, awkward form and walk and although his form does not indicate it. vet he is very stout. will give the above reward for said boy or liberal reward if confined in any jail where can get him. TOM SMITH. CuMMINs P. O., Arkansas CO.,. Arks. tof \
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
BagSing. Rope and TV

EAVY India Bagging 2.ooo yards; HI $500 lbs. Kentucky Bale Rope; bale Twine Received, in store, and for sale very low by
 RAPLEY, HANGER * co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
BOYS, CIOTHINC

AVlNG devoted particular attention to this a,,1 branch, l am now prepared to exhibit laroer ana hner stock of Boys Clothing than ever before brought to the place They consist in part of Rag ,is, rrocks Sacks, Dress and Over Coats. Jackets Pants and Vests of all sorts Also White linen Pn son son Shrts Socks Boots and Shoes. Call soon at Major Hutt's Store 4 POT TJo, gnSI| aDo'e
 - OA-IIONA.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
ftL, THY El3 sssI14f3+El Essz s ... i.....s s:.

lsks rfg 755Fs9995sssn RE -lf5 EEsz .s ss.......s.sE Office of the Memphis and Little Rock
 Rail Road Company. THE undersigned, having been appointed agent for l this company, has temporarily established an of this city.
 STOCK BOOKS have been opened, and persons desiring to aid in this enterprise the construction of the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad--havc now an opportunity of subscribing
 An money arising from stock subscribed for at this office, will be expended on the 3d DIVISION of the road" extending from the west bank of W hte ri to the north bank of the Arkansas river opposite the city of Little Rock"
 WILLIAM s. DAVIS, Agent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Singer & Co.'S. Sewing Machines.

THE undersigned has
 Il been appointed agent for these celebrated ma chimes, and is enabled to sell them at the manu. facturer's prices.
 These Machines are ca pablo of sewing any arti- cle 2 for family use, from a line linen handkerchief to coarse overcoats; and it does its work very rapidly and a. exceedingly substan-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY on the 18th of September 9A, ll negro man simon. The above reward EH will be paid by the undersigned if taken any >A where out of the State S75 if taken in the State out of this county or $50 if taken in this county and confined in jail so that can get him. DESCRIPTION He is about 37 or B years old is about five feet. ten inches high; weighs lT5 or lS0 pounds Bright mulatto, with large grey blue ey 9: large mouth, red sandy hair and curls up when c"mbed, and one of his upper front teeth ou' Had on when he left old cotton shirt badly torn. and cotton brooches. N H. BADGETT
 Sent 22d lS57.-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
To Advertisers.
] Q B " Q R X i,

Oar facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work We have procured, at of hundred dol one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which bes us to do book ssd pamphlet work in superior style low prices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

NT letter in the South Carolinian from London, in aluding to Senator Sumner, who is in gland says: "It gives me real pleasure to know that Mir. Dallas repudiates him utterly. l assert this on my own knowledge.n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1S57
aid day of -, A. D. IS

fore the said "day of -,A.D.1s " the said --, of the - and dimensions. and kind, and in the manner in said agreement spe clhed and shall in all things, fully comply with and stlpulations in said agreement contained. on -
 part to be done and performed and fulfilled then the above obligation shall be void; otherwise the same snail remain in full force and virtue, and the above named penalty shall he the stipulated and ascertain ed penalty due said State; and the fixed and ascer tained damages for breach thereof.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

E IS well adapted to plantations for the purpose of making negro clothing as it can do the work of II or iz seahsIfesses HENRY JACO3L Little Rock Sept 15 ,57 ap,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
NOTICE. NOTICEaI

AM prepared to pay the highest market price il cash or wi exchange goods at cash prices for any quantity of Beef Hides and Peltrics and Furs
 GEO. $. MORRISON. Sept. 29. 1857. Steamboat Landne.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

R ECEIVED AND FOR sALE-Rrood ~> AC Axes, Brutfs extra cast steel Aves T ptsn Tnq quaalty; Hatchets and Hammers assorted: J rroes' Fore, Jack, Smoother and Match Planes A T%o9 assortment of Augcrs and Chissels Door and shovel and Tongs; Sad Irons Waffle Irons AmJ;roua fryng Pans, Cast Steel Wedding and Garden Hoes log, Trace Halter and Dog Chains: Steel vards SPfng fln balanses nl with Scoops Tea Trays and Walters "con f"cS P plu m09I m Cards Rifle and Shot Guns; Gun Cutlery; at the Cash Store, by ''No'
 Sept. 29, 1857. M OSpopN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

CarPets, 6OO Yards Brussels and In.rain
 Assorted. SPlECES Brussel Carpeting; o pieces s"peerfne Tapestry Carpeting; lngran t < q Vene'n Stair doz. Stair Rods: pieces Floor Oilcloth Carpeting; GA Wool Drugget:
 8 z English Velvet Rugs: Gross Carpet Binding:
 Just received by the steamer Rock City. making our stock more full and larger assortment than any offered and at less prices for cash purchasers All are invited to call: No trouble to show goods
 Sept. P, '57. D BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

THE STAFF OF LIFE. uST received and for sale O 60 bushels of corn meal 1900 pounds fresh flour (warrant9d an extra article or no sale) by ''N-~ MCPHERSON & OVERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
20 R s ALE

VIE Printing Materials upon which this pa per was formerly printed, consisting of an ex- ceient smith Press, extra imperial size. and all the apparatus belonging thereto, 800 pounds Small Plea type 500 pounds Brevier, 300 Burgeois. Card type uispay type, and all fixtures necessary to the com E,ute m working of country newspaper, will be sold low for cash, or note, bearing 10 per cent with good security. There is type sufficient to set up two papers of the former size ot the Traveller.
 subscriber, will be promptly attended to.
 s. NJ. SCOTT.
 Publasher Arkansam Tayezer Arkadelpha, Sent ,a1 At
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

IUST opening my splendid stock of Bonnets. Flow J CTS, Ribbons Feathers Also. Misses and child rens Bonnets and gpseys infants boots bonnets and caps. MRS. JONES'
 Oct. 9th, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Io''' 1858. NEW ORLEANS AND NENPUIs sT~~s YT- -.4-II sc...-.-5
 PA KET LINE.

NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS .==q5Es III E slEE 1-i sg-ic
 P A c K EFT LINE. | TdANkFUL for the liberal support extended to Il them heretofore,
 The Memphis and New Orleans l PACKET COMPANY Have now the pleasure of announcnp to their friends and the public generally, that their arrangements for the approaching season are perfected. and that from and after the list October their boats will be regularly ln the trade, and will leave positively and puncually on the days as advertised-MONDAYS, WEDNES- | DAYS and FRIDAYS, at PM
 The boats all of the first class and are arranged | to leave New Orleans and Memphis ON MONDAYS: | NEBRASkA.... A R. IRWIN, Master | BEN FRANKLlN.........J J. D. CLARKE
 ON WEDNESDAY: JOHN SIMONDS.. B. CHURCH, Master. lNGOMAR.. R................J. W. GosLEE, ON FRIDAYS:
 H: R. w: IlLL...........T. II. NEWELL, Master. BELFAST......... w. WRAY And will pass Napoleon and Mouth White River, GOING DOWN - Tuesdays. Thursdavs. Saturdays, in the EVENING. GOING UP-Mondays, Thursdays, Satur- days, in the EVENING. Our boats have been thoroughly owe, hauled and refitted and are in charge of most experienced pu- dent and able commanders, and especial regard will be paid in the entire management. to every requisite that will conduce to the comfort safety and pleasure of Passengers, to the careful transportation of cargo; and to the accommodation generally of patrons. These Packets connect at Memphis with steam Packets for Cairo. St. Louis Louisville. Cincinnati and Nashville; and with the Memphis and Charles ton, the Memphis and Ohio, and the Memphis aud Granada Railroads.
 J. w. GOSLEE President.
 For all business connected with the line, apply at the offices of the Company. to J, J. RAWLINGS, Sec'y and Treasurer. 2l Mooby ,V Hunts Building Memphis and ]. II. FRELIGlI. General Agent Under the St. Charles Hotel, N Orleans Sent RI 5n-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
The Regular Weekly Packet
 EVANSVILLE.

ABNER BAIRD, Muster. ELIAS THOMPSON, Clerk. | EAVES Memphis every Wednes- rN->
 day night, after the arrival of the cars, say S!2 o'clock, P Always arrives at Aber- deen on Fridays in time to connect that day with the stage for Little Rock and arrives at Aberdeen on her return direct through trip to Memphis every fore no0n connecting with same stages from Little Rock and the West. Passengers may rely upon this ar | rangement as permanent one Sept. l5. 1857 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Cotton and Wool Card.

Cotton and Wool Cards.
 D DOZEN super Cotton Cards; ~ '' Wool Cards; | Bright Halter Chains; Raising Gate Hinges; | L Sausage Cutters; | 15 Mastering trowels; | A Brades l2 inch trowes; | < Cast Steel Hoes. For sale at D. BENDERS Sept. P, 57.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13

1A BBLS. Extra Old Bourbon Whskev. reed or IO consignment from Kentucky anl for sale b,
 RAPLEY, HANGER tc O. : September 29, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
S2OC REWARD

e2k EFT my place in May last, the negro R AA man Jim-for his delivery to me A3 Will pay Two Hundred Dollars or I will =pay liberal reward for any information
 S as to the said negro's whereabouts. & DESCRIPTION.
 X@ Said negro Jim is black about 27 years old feet or inches high, and will weigh about ITO pounds high cheek bones and rather down look. has scar on the top of his head and also on the right side of his neck csused by scald.
 EDW. c. NORTON
 Chmmtns, Arkdnsas county, Ark. Oct.-6. 1857. et
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Flour and Meal.

Flour and Meal 0n SACKS Senaca Sutton's Fayetteville superfne OO Flour, superior article for family use. 57 bushels Fresh Corn Meal in store and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & CO. Sept. 15. ,57. Lower Steamboat Iand;pr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
WOolen Goods

rTHE subscribers are in receipt of Plain and \ Plaid Linseys; Heavys W oolen for Negroes wear;
 Kerscys etc., which they will sell at small profit for cash. Sept l5 '57. NEWBERN & HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
New Goods! New GOodst

New Goods! New Goods! II HAVE just received from Boston and New York. u a large and full assortment of Staple Goods suit able for City and Plantation trade which l offer for sale on reasonable terms.
 Boots and Shoes. TEl1 cases Mems Fancy Top Kip Boots; FN '' '' Calf dou. sole W Water Proof do; ' BoyS Fancy Top Kip Boots; g Mems heavy Russett Brogan Shoes; '' F. sole Planters . |" '' Bent's < 2 |" Boys '' Y" q .' L. & B. |" 2 < Youths R. Seam Eylet Shoes |" Women's Kip heeled Laced Boots: Goat peg'd Jenny Lind Boots; doz. Ladies' Kid heeed Laced Bootees; 2 '' Misses Children's Shoes, assorted. Sept. P, '57. GEO. s. MORRISON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
A JACK FOR SALE

A JACK FOR SALE.
 HAVE fine Young Jack, which I will ., n sell low for Cash or will tako Horses or 0N Mules' at a fair valuation; said Jack is 5 sskxG years oli last spring, of fine form and size. with pcugroe not surpassed by any in the Sate Apply to DR. S. YOUNG, :, Living about 30 miles north of Little Rock, near .ne - NIlllton road. Oct. 6, '57. 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
MILL, SAWS.
MILL SAWS.
 |Cn CAST Steel Mill Saws. assorted lengths. CO June G. '57 MERRICk & WASSELL.
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet

new Orleans ana Arkansas RlVer racket |fTNHE Steamer 'PELICAN.n Ashton, s,suzunsu s
 l Master, will run a regular Pack lE .-S
 ct from New Orleans to Little Rock, SSSsg Sa.l3
 Van Buren and Fort Smith, during the 1 ensuing season.
 The [" Pelican" !" will run in connection with the Light Draught Steamer ARKANSAW TRAVEL ER" King, Master; which boat will run a Regular Packet from Napoleon to Little Rock, Van Buren Fort Smith and Fort Gibson, and upon which, at
 b all rssnI nd w oe a at mediate points.
 All business entrusted to the Officers of the boat will be strictly attended to. MERRICK & WASSELL, Sent l5 '57 Agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-13
Bagging and ROne.

H(N nd nardS heavy India Bagging; r, % lbs. A,1OO Bale Rope and Irvine to suit. For sale Sept. p, l557 D.