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NO "a COLLEGE STREET.


LAVE deter mined in future keep up full and ele
IL CANT stock the whole year that visit
ing the city their Wants supplied all seasons
and they receiving their SECOND LARGE I'M
P0RTATJON OF
summer GOODS,
Bought in New York since the heavy decline in prices and
prepared to do better for their friends than al any
other me in the history Of their business being able to
sell many descriptions Of goods less prices than
paid for them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, We have elegant assortment Of
Flounced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGES,
ORGANIZES, JAC0NETS,
And al fabrics by the yard at prices far below heir
value We have also reduced the prices Of the old stock
hand and supply ''the million" with elegant
Dresses at small cost invite particular attention to
the reduction in prices Of k Stock and unusually
large stock Of low priced Muslins Lawns, &c., &C.
Summer ShaWls-In great variety, very pretty
and new, also few for mourning.
Lace q Muslin manIles-an elegant assort-
ment also large lot at low prices Lace Nantes at
from "a up.
STAPLE GOODS.
DoMESTICs, TIC8INGs,
SHEETiNGS, COTT0NADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMs,
PLANTATION GOODS, &C &C.
Hosiery Of all kinds.
Gloves, ali sizes, styles and qualities.
OIL CLOTHS, STRA W MA THINGS. CARPETLNGS
We receiving the largest brought to
this city, about 200 pieces, among which be found ev
thing from the the most CANT together
with printed Druggets, Crumb Cloths Rugs Mats, Stair
prices.
Mayer. R. G. McNAIRY Co.
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Holoway's Pills possess the most astonishing power in
the of general debility, and in renovaDg the system
The prsng effect Of these wonderful Pills is such as to
health when It appears lost forever Sold at the
manufacturer, No. SO Maiden Lane, New York, and No.
PA Strand London; and by all druggists 25c, e2c
and 81 per box. rs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-06

ty- The editor of the New York Mirror, in an
obituary notice of the Hon. James Bell, of New
Hampshire, says be was "a lawyer by profession,
and an honest man IN practice"
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JOHN D. JAMES, Pres't. D. D. JAMES, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals in sight and time Bills Gold and Silver and incur
Bank Notes. makes collections in ali parts of the
try, will give the highest market price for Land Warrants
snd pay interest on deposites. janl5.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-06

We are indebted to Holt, of Adams Express, for
a late New York paper, expressed through.
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No,icc 70 rrausient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be paid
Tor at the time they handed notherwise they will not
be inherited Transient Work be paid for deli.
very.
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Manny'S Celebrated
COMBINED REAPING AND MOVING MACHINES

OOWDiNLD itLni lNu NM WUUlN0 InhUT1lNGO
the great Indiana State Trial Of Reapers and Mowers
"A June g. ~ 2S, 1856 Ricf mond under the direc
ton Of The State Committee, the First Pfemu OF $4,000
Silver Pitcher awarded to The Nanny Machine for Going
its work the BEST and for being the best combined Machine
In competition at the trial twelve her kinds OF Har
Vestrg Machines; among tho actually put the in
the held by the committee, the Atkins SeIRaker
NeT York seif-Raker Mann Sons Indiana Self Raker .
Massachusetts, Self. Raker, Danfeds Combined Machine
hlGd taker, New York Hand-gsker Deitz 4 Duh ms
HandRaker and the Kentucky Harvester Combined These
were all, with one exception, ombned Machines. There
also several other nds Of Machines on trial
the Nanny Machine. The trial lasted through three ca
aud the Nanny Machine triumphant in the field A
First Premium has alo been awarded Nanny Machine
as mower, the Kentucky Harvester conserving.
Occasion Of tile Committee upon the trial of Reap
erS and .HoperS.
We, the undersigned committee apponted by the Az.
Bureau OF Tennessee to examine and test Now
ing Machines aud report the to the Bureau at its
next Eeeng in execution Of said appointed Thurs
day. June 9Th, to the FIVE
VIZ: Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower; Maun's Self
Raking Re amer and Mower combined Kechum's Mower;
Atsins self Raking Reaper and Mower combined, and
DeItz Dunla Kan. Power Rel per and Mower.
Wednesday June th was appointed TO test thu Reap
ers that were entered, as follows:
Deiiz Dunham'S Reaper Atkins eif.Raking Reaper
Maunys Reaper, New York Hand-K aking Reaper Manns
seh akng Reaper, and the NewYork Self Rakpg Reaper
In the result OF our Judgment the award given Man
ny's, as the best Comb ned Machine.
Y. s. PICKARD,
J. q. HARRIS,
J Nj. KNIGHT, ICommiuee
W. q. HARDING,
+. r. RAINS,
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDA AT
JOHNSON & HORNE'S.
Price, Two Horse Machine $3.50 -Four Horse Machine $780,
Ii. f. CHEATHAM,
apr28 General Agent for the State.
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CO NJ NJ E r G. IAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
ASHyuIR lime &. 1851

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, June q, 1851.
ToBAcoo-Durug the past two days there sold ten
hogshead of tobacco at s77O 94O 1915 &C., CAS- 1915,
1855 10 90, 11.s5, IL IS.
BACoNIs selling from wagons at 12Kc for shoulders;
198cfO hams; and 14]8c for clear Sides Supply light
Chattanooga Market.
CHATTANOOGA, June 4.
FLoUR-Stocks good and supply than equal TO de-
mand Ruling by the quantity $6H9b7-chJice family
brand retailing at i8 100 "A 20 per sack.
tORN-suppies nearly exhau ted-seing at 81 90.
BACON Heavy sales the past week at hob cents
hog round-hams retailing from II IS cents, and still
rising,
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White Goods.
EPPERS0N SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
IA on the waters Of Trammel Creek four miles East Of
the turnpike leading from Gaatin, Tenn, to Scottsve
Ky and viii be prepared for the reception OF visitors and
nvads by the 18th day Of May This place has already
einal charac er oft waters our different varetes and
Is being visited by very many living remotely who 20
in search of healthy AID delightful summer retrea
only the invalid, but tbs after pleasure healthy
Datime and sport there being within short ride
Springs place where deer is frequently and
Astounding in and other kns fish, besides various
wild animals and wis. such loxes, squirrels rabbits
wi d cats, wild turkes, pheas ants, etc.
DR. DeBow, of the former proprietors having pur-
chased the entire interest in the Springs has ocaed
with him his William, ell known all who visited the
Springs last summer Having to iderabe expense
in nttns and enlargng their means Of Aon
they ater themselves that they will be able add
rally to the comfort Of all may favor them with visit
having, during the past winer put away about seventy
thousand pounds OF very fire ice They have had built
twelve additional bedrooms, besides large 60 by 20
feet laticed each size arord air In which the lovers
Q: pleasure and social enjoyment will find ample room for
ecreation.
The medicinal character Of the several Springs have
been often published, 1t is thought useless do
from the fact that Professor Stafford, GeoIogist
has been engaged the examination Of the
and designs TO complete the whole the premises dur
ing this summer, when tie sum Of analysis will given
the public connection with this notice embodied
report made by himself 1t is considered only neces-
Sary chronic affections OF any Of the more i'm
porant organs exhibit the efficacy OF the waters partcu
larry those Of females In cases OF diseased dn sy and
bladder cutaneous Diseases Indigestion dropsy etc. they
have, in many cases. acted ike charm, and in all have
afforded relief Ample testimony to these facts could
DIR. DeBow will take pleasure In giving such advice
vaids and others visiting here experience OF 20
80 years will enable him to give, and be always present
should his professional services be required.
He avails himself Of this method return to his
friends and visitors his hearty thanks for their raj
patronage, and again asks continuance OF the same, with
the that neither OF will spare either time
pains render all comfortable who may soourn with
10 future. Having secured the services OF Mr. and Mrs.
Patterson the public may be assured OF hearty
the dining Our stable too will be well attended
Our charges be low as the times and sc ason will ad
Or rrmai one
wees (washng extral $1O0 per day; children Of
10 OF ana under and half price; horses
80 cents per day. Transient visitors will be charged so
GEMS per meal from $3.50 TO $500 per day FOR extra
services reasonable charge will made. Washing Iron.
ng 4c 81 90 dozen. For pressing onng dress
ladies', half price.
may I4-triwSm ARCH. 81. DkB0w 4 SON.
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Tyree Springs.

TvHR uubserEbsr has lsassd aehgsusi sstAbihnsnt
a. 80 a. ,snFs Gnd has pas e IN god tepar far.
ni.hsa "a rsatt.a throeEhout proritad ezcelent
-. a. -e bsss a. ceoks 4nd seFVaau, snd dslsra "a
Keep h nanasr s.esi..p.s = hssh and sor'hy q
rss 81 Jsss fyrss IL 10 sea kaosa - nssd particular
desrripsiaa- J MCSaKh
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FINE HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE.
A FINE, well broken, kind sound horse, and good
n saddle al for sale Also, open top Blggy and
b ,rnsss For particulars, inquire AZ "NOELS STABLE"
College street. IJuue 5-8tl
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CHARGES WILL BIZ

IyHHHT H0s0mS.--Ns have nov a superb lol o.
- Hosoms OF aLirs soe Of then hsDdsocly smbroaer.
Cd. Fer sac ~ MAIL J. u. hc0ILL.
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ass announng to-..-.....'. t&4Uoo
fickss -. Halves 81, olarssrs 81.
r,asats q gsckages Of Tea Tickets are scli a he
elo-fn~rstss. sh.ch Il ne risk
10 Nh il1seA-ss-ss ..ss..ss-.......-.-tt
10 Hall fcASs .--..s- -...s..s.....s -
Ne Quarter ttcktia-. .............. 8
Rank Notes 81 sound Banks tsken a. par. checks
Nea Vera relsd Tor pFE.a Adfress orders f0S fckuts
e Cer11eAtes Of Passages Of Tckes %
Anderson soS, Managers. Maeoas6a.
~ Orders sor nekete addressed - q. n. wiSfkR,
Bon Ne so3. HAnvls. Tenn. su - ProlP.ly attended
- ANDERSON SOS, Manager.
InrsA Haeoa. Ca
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For PADUcAH.-Tbat fast and substantial boat,
the Cuba, leaves tc day for Paducah. She connects
with the mail boats for St. Louis, Louisville, and
New Orleans.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June
PRovIsIC Bacon continues to advance and we have
altered quotations correspond with the current rates
Lard has also advanced Flour is rather dull and prices
hnnrn In .Anir.n
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
juno City Of Huntsville, Memphis.
Hastings, Pittsburg
DEPARTED.
June 5-City of Huntsville, Memphis.
Sallie West, st. Louis.
The river is falling, with three feet and half
(large) on the Shoals
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
PLAN LOT Terry!

HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
JASPER COUNTY ACADEAY LOTTERY BY Az
TRORITY or The STATE or GEORGIA.
y EMEMBER this Lottery has only IS 600 Sambers-lez
~ thAa any Lottery IN the World.
SATURDAY SMALL sOHEME, 10 be drawn n prbIie.
Macon, Ca, under tn superintendeace Of Col
Gee. n. Logan and ". o. Anderson, Esq.
Every Saturday In June, IS5T-I5,OO0
Numbers!
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000!
~ Prizes payable without deduction. "a
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Twenty-Eighth Annual Fair of the American
York, 1856.

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PULASKI HOUSE, SAvASSAH, Ca, IAN. 6. 1885.
HosoRED SIR should be upgrateul for the relief your
skill has brought me If did report my case to
cold settled in limbs and brought circulating neural
gc pains, which ended in cTCnic rheuma ism Ncivih-
standing had the be OF physicians the disease grew
worse and worse, until, by ~ advice your excellent
agent in Baltimore, DR.. Mackenzie, | tried your Pills.
Their effects were SLOW, but By perseVeng in the
use Of themI am now entirely well.
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Erysipelas, scrOfula Kings Evil, letter, TumOrs'
and Salt Rheum

From F5rVodrdtng Merchant Of S. Louis FEB. 4, 1885,
DR. ATER Your Pills the paragon OF all that great
10 medicine. They have cured little daughter Of ulcer.
upon her hands and feet that has proved ncuabe
for Her mother has been long and grevous " az
hieted with bloches and pmpes her skin and in her
and they have ured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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~ Principal Depot the Of Third and Pine
streets, 81. Louis, No.
V Price, ell 90 per Bottle.
E For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10
Cor6rm.,;on of Tax Title.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at sale o1 ] 19 lands for the non-payment of taxes, made by Elias N. Conway, Auditor of Public Accounts of the State of Arkansas at public auction on the Ilth day of February lS40 in pursuance of law; Henry Keats, junior, and FeixJ. Thibaut purchas- ed the northeast quarter of section twenty-sX of township one, south of range eleven west, containing one hundred and sixty of land situate in Pu- las county State of Arkansas, for fourteen dollars and fifty cents then paid to the Treasurer of the State of Arkansas, and received a deed from said Auditor therefor, dated 1lth February, lS40, and which was duly acknowledged and recorded in Pu- las1 county, and also at the sale purchased the north west quarter of section twenty five, of town ship south, of range eleven west. also containing hundred and sixty of land situate in Pulas Ri county for eleven dollars and fifty six cents then paid to the Treasurer of the State of Arkansas and received deed from said Audiort therefor dated llth February. lS40, and which also duly acknowl- edged and recorded in Pulaski county.
 Now therefore, all persons who setup any right to the said tracts of land purchased aforesaid irregularty egalty connected with the sale there of are hereby required to appear and show cause fany they can at the term of the Pulaski Chancery Court to be held at the city of Little Rock in Pulaski coun ty aforesaid, at the place appointed by law, on the third Monday of June, 1858. why the sale of the said tracts of land, should not be confirmed, pur petition to be then filed by in said court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in that behalf provided.
 Given this 18th of October 1857.
 HENRY KEATTS. Jr.,
 FELIX J. THIBAULT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10
Important Medical Discovery! The Greatest Remedy in the World
 For Purifying the Blood.
 DIR. E A s TERL
IODINE AND SARSAP4RTI.I

IODINE dND DdH OdI RILLA This Medicine is sir ttmes Sronqer MeaDe,
 Better hdn dny other .SafsGDarilia nreDgyot;a a,a
 use. More than 100000 b5ttles of this VgI,'I%1
 Medicine hare been sold during the last tsco aeqr IT is prepsedb by new and approved chemical procs combines in highly concentrated oda I Shd tass,um the Extract of sarsapara, (he Honduras the feho" Dock and stingia, with other valuable vp1 bie extracts, which fenderhe compound the most % effective curative known for all diseases arising from An ana pure state oi the BLOOD or habit of the system vi, h
 Scrofula or Kings Evil, Tumors, Cancers, Erurri the Skin, Esysipelas, Chronic, Sore Eves Rinc W. On Tetter, Scad- cad, Old Sores and Ulcers Fev. Um Swelling of the Glands, Leprosy, White ~weugs scsh lous fubucular consumption off he Lungs Rloeb4. h Pmpes the Face, Scuryy, Diseases o the Kidney n sy, Gravel, Piles, Liver Complaint, Secondary Sypb, Venerea Diseases DysPePsia kheuma'isul, General D bility Neuralgia Tic Dololeaux, Pains in the Jonts Female Irregularities, Chronic Coughs, and all h arising from the SC of Mercury or Caomel '
 The astonishing power of DR. EAsTERLY's fODIxg ,, sARsAPARLLA in driving out and radically ing all S eased and impure fluids from the body, doubt oWpg the machess curativ properties contained in the and the scientific manner of its preparation.
 No preparation claims to combine such medical propsr employed in this and her has ever etecis5 e many astonishing The eminent physcans " St. Louis, and also those of nearly every city and town the Western and Southern States recommend Uni, pren ton, because il is remedy and they know ,b gredients the best that can be used ~
 Dr. Eastery's Iodine and Sarsaparlla searches opt RooTs or THE DISEASE destroys the germ, by Purfying Blood changing morbid secretiOns and driving ont ali and diseased finds of the body-thus removing the r and rendering the CURE CERTAIN AND PERNANENr Noos sons afflicted with any disease for which 1t IS ecommaD should fail to give ii trial It the only SAFE and REMEDY for thoroughly eradieatns MERCURY from the ~ tenn, and Tor the cure of SECONDARY SYPHILIS and Vs REAL DISEASES. No matter how bad may be the diss,, it will ANNIHILATE and ExPEL VIRUS and restore S system to aperfect state of Health and Purity
 T CAUTIoN.-Puchasers should be particular to ask s Dr. Eastery Iodine and SarsapariIla ana take no% ing else No other pepa ation combines odide of P tash, sarsaparilla fellew Dock and Snga and no ob possesses the curative properties of ths thou wr testify that have usedii "'
 R Price, dollar per boe or six bottles for five dol lars. N''
 1T ? liberal deduction made to dealers who buv to .l again. "
 IF Prepared by Dr. Easerly, corner of Third and Chest nut streets, St. Louis Mo.
 For sale by J. McAmont, Druggist, Little Rock, an by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally thrOughoV the United States.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10
FOUND AT LAST
 The Great Remedy for C o N 5 U M P T l o N :.

pr. CarteT'S Cough Balsam For the Cure of Cowghs Colds, Asthma ConsumI,n n ton Bronchitis. Splitting of Blood, Pain in u = Side and Breast, Pleurisy, WhooPng Cough CroU Liver Complaint PalEitation of the Heart, anda Diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs. N HE time has come when Consumption may be cass1V | among the a l
 Durable Diseases.
 We aIe living in an age of improvement; and Media Science making rapid advancement Important dcOof es are being made in the medicinal agents employed well as in the art of combining and preparing them h most important discovery made the nineteenth century Dl that celebra edTemedy for the Lungs called DR CARIERc COUCH BALSAM. " This medicine combines remarkable Tonic, Expectoraa " soothing and healing properties. The Tonic propets strengthen the lungs, while the ENpectoant properties pro duce and free eNpectoraon and its soothn ing properties speedily aay the Cough and all nammai ar and effect perfect by soothing and strengthening lrrtated organs
 Too much care and attention cannot be given to
 Diseases of the Lungs. Our varying climate and the cold, bleak winds of the nO and west, produce Colds and Coughs which demand of h wise and prudent the earliest attention. Have Gold Cough! Do 1t for a single day POcBr ra at once that celebrated remedy, Dr. Carte Cough Basr which has cured thousands upon tn ,uand of Colds M Asthma and Consumption, aer every other had @ ~ and the patient had been given by his friends and phys el cians to die. el No person afflicted with Cough, Cold, any diseast al the Throat Chest Lungs, will be just themselves e, they down to the grave without testing the of D CATERS COUCH BAIaSAM! 1T PTice-Tral bottle 9 cis.; large bottles s per bot or six bottles for s5
 liberal deduction made dealers who buy sell ags Prepared by Dr. EasteTly, Thifd and Ches St. Louis Mo- sole proprietor. Orders promptly filed by Druggists and Dealers Medicine generally throughO the UnHed :, aes. Feb. 10, 1857 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 2lst l\ day of April, lS45, being the first day of The Pulaski circuit court William F. Officer, among other lots purchased at sale of lands of residents for the non-payment of taxes, made by James Lawson, Jr., sheriff and ex-oficio collector of Pulaski county Ar kansas by authority of and according to law, lot numbered one in block numbered seven, in Rector town in said county of Pulaski for the sum oi eight dollars and fifty two cents, listed and taxed Tn the name of John Pran, as resident owner for the year ls44. and received a deed of conveyance therefor, made by said sheriff and duly acknowledged on the l7th of May l845 and duly recorded in said county. That said Officer by quit claim deed, dated 18th July 1S45, duly proved and recorded Tn sad county, conveyed said lot so purchased by him for taxes to Roswell Beebe; that Julia NJ. Beebe as executrx of Roswell Beebe deceased thereto duly authorized by deed dated 25th March, 1857, duly acknowledged and recorded in said county, conveyed the same lot to Samuel II. Hampstead who is now the owner thereof Now therefore. all persons who can set up any right to the lot so purchased in consequence of any intor mality. or any irreguarty or illegality connected with such sale are hereby required and notified to come forward and do so and show cause at the term of the Pulaski Chancery Court to be held at the city of Little Rock in Pulaski county aforesaid, at the place appointed by law, on the third Monday of June. 4. D. 1858, why the said sale of said lot should not be confirmed pursuant to petition to be then filed by me in said court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in that behalf provided Given this 18th October, 1851.
 SAMUEL II. HAMPSTEAD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10

tt,l,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10
rzFOyer Two Thousand Different Per.
Confirmation of Tax Title.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at a sale 1\ made by public auction by Elias N. Conway, Auditor of Public Accounts, under the authority ot law, the Sth day of February; l847 ot lands and town lots for the payment of taxes due thereon John J. Budd, purchased lot numbered twelve Tn block or square numbered twelve, of Governor Popes addition to the city of Little Rock, east of the Qua paw line in the county of Pulaski and State of Al kansas for the sum of five dollars; then paid into the treasury according to law, and received deed from the said Auditor therefor dated sth February, l94l and which was duly acknowledged and recorded in Pulaski county.
 And the said John J. Budd, with his wife by deed dated filth of April, 1857, duly acknowledged and recorded in Pulaski county, conveyed said lot ttweve in block twelve, to Samuel H. Hampstead, who's now the owner thereof
 Now therefore, all persons who can set up any right to the lot so purchased in consequence 0f any informaty irregularity illegalty connected with such sale are hereby required and not6ed to appear and do so and show at the term o the fGiaskl Chancery Court to be held at the city ot Little Rock ir Pulaski county aforesaid at the place appointed by law. on the third Monday of June, isos, why the sale o said lot should not be confirmed pur suant to petition be then filed by me in sad court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute m that behalf provided.
 Given this 18th of October, 1857
 SAMUEL II. HAMPSTEAD.
 Oct 13 1o57 6W
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10
Singer X Co.'S. Sewing Machines.
The Regular Weekly Packet
 Eu NCyyYrY

ABsER BAIRD, Kaster. ELIAS THoMAssos. CzsrI
 EAVES Memphis every wednes AA day night after the arrival of the Esssasas-i Essaaas-i cars say s1a o'clock, P. M Always arrives af Aber- deen on Fridays in time connect that day with tbe stage for Little Rock and arrives at Aberdeen on her return dfeet through trip to Memphis, on every fore noon connecting with same stages from Little Roct and the West Passengers may rely upon this ar fangement as permanent one.
 Sept. l5, 1857. 3m