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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF SALINE.
 In the Circuit Court of Saline county in chan cery, in vacation of said court, August goth, IS5s David P. Henslee,
 
 Jackson C. Cornelius and Enoch Hensee NOW on this day came the said complainant and filed his bill of complaint herein, the object and prayer of which Is 10 obtain title from said defend ants to the south west quarter of the south quar- ter of sec thrtytwo (32) and the southeast quar- ter of the southeast quarter of section thrty-one l3l, ral n townthip two CD south of range sixteen (l6 west, containing 80 acres, situate in the county of Saline and State of Arkansas; and it appearing from the affidavit annexed to said bll that Jackson C. Cornelius of said defendants is non -resident of the State of Arkansas therefore it is ordered that he be notified of the pendency of this suit by pulp hcation of this order in the Arkansas True Demo- erat, newspaper published at the city of Little Rock, Arkansas for two successive weeks, the last insertion to beat least four weeks before the next term of this court to be holden the third Monday of October next, towit the 18th day of October, A. 1858, at the courthouse in the town of Benton in the county of Saline aforesaid requiring said de- fendant, Jackson C. Cornelius to be and appear on or before the second day of said court and plead an swer or demur to said bil the same will be taken as confessed against him, and decree entered ac- cording to the prayer thereof.
 Witness my hand as clerk of said court, in vaca- ton, this goth day of August, A. D. 1858.
 JOHN W. SHOPPACH, Clerk. A true copy from the reeoId.
 Attest JOHN W. SHORTAGE, Clerk. RECTOR & MATHEW, Solicitors.
 Sept. i 1858. 2w Cost of adv. SC 50.
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NEW STORE.

W invite attention to our stock of Goods and
 "rocefles. which We are now opening, and VIII Keep constantly on hand, in Morrow, Boone & Co.'S, old stand on the corner of lain and Markham streets whch consists in part of the following articles to wit: Salt, Lard, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup. Lard Oil, Old Rye and Common Whiskey, brandy, Gin, Jamaica and White Rum, Teach and Apple Brandy,
 Malaga, Fort, Madeira, Claret and Ginger Wine, Champagne Wine, Cigars and .Cigarettos, Strawberries, Jellies and Jams, Oysters, Lobsters, salmon,
 Sardines, Indigo Ink
 Brass Bound and Common Buckets Cedar and Painted Tubs Wash Boards, Cans and Churns Serves, Half Bushe and Peck Measures, Flour, Brandy Peaches Ale
 Porter, Schnapps, Lemon Syrup Stoughton Btters, Cider Vinegar, Malls, hlce, Dry Apples Starch aoie Salt, sperm and Star Candles soap Mackere, Mustard, Saleratus soda, Cream Taratr Tobacco, Axe Handles, Rope Taeks, Brooms. BIaeklng and Brushes Matches. Coffee Mills, Cocoa Dippers.
 turry Combs, Horse Brushes. Clothes Pins and Lines Willow Baskets Hinges and Screws, Stirrup Irons Padlocks, Butt and Strop Hinges Bacon Ketchups, Sweet Oil
 Pepper Sauce, lie Fruit, Lead Powder Shot and Caps,
 e h hPPiI oheeee, CandleS, LoZenges Almonds: Pepper. Ginger Allspce Gloves, Nutmegs Mace, Cinnamon, Chocolate, Black Tea,
 Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
 well Buckets, Hammers Hatchets TShoVels, Tongs, Hats Caps, Shoes Boots, Dlomestcs Lowels, Ticking.
 flahnels Clothing, Saddles Brides, Girths, Whips, Horse Collars etc. etc. And various other articles too numerous to men, tion all of which will be sold Low FOR CASH or Coun- try Produce. D. W D0DD Little Rock Ark, Sept. l. ls5s
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COIIEcF

TNHE next regular session being the eighth annual u course of Lectures in this institution, will com mence ON MONDAY THE lST DAY OF NOVEM- BER NEXT. The AnatomicalIo will be open frcm the 18th October. The session will continue until the lst of March. Medical students should be present at the beginning of the session. Those de- string further information, will address
 JOHN WELLINGTON. NJ. D.,
 Dean, at the College Building.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

HANEMANN REcoNvERrED TO COMMON SENSE At meeting of spritualists," an invalid was brought forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcerous scrofula that all the doctors had failed to care. It was proposed to appeal to thaspirit land for advice, and a Homeopathic physician interrogated the departed spirit of Hanemann as to what remedy should be taken. Loud and distinct raps audible to the whole audi ence, told off Ayers C-a-t-h-a-rt-i-c P-i-l-l-s. Homer N '. Whig
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

Great Britain, in the rise or fall of cotton, or other American produce? He trusted all may turn out well, but he confessed he felt appre- hension, and must be axcused for frankly ex- pressing it, though he rejoiced with those pre- sent in the great achievement as wonderful success of science and enterprise.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

AN UP AND DOWN REPLY.-During the ex animation of a witness as to the locality of th stairs in house, the counsel asked him.
 (Which way did the stairs run?''
 The witness, noted wag, replied, that On way they run up stairs, but the other way the, ran down stars''
 The learned counsel winked his eyes. and then took look at the ceiling
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
saa Reward for a Runawav Negro

R UNAWAY on saturday the 2sth inst, aSS II S negro man V0N. Said negro is about 2SSk yeas old. black mplexon, feet inches high N will weigh about l60 pounds.
 It Is probable that the negro has been decoyed away ny white man, and no doubt will attempt to make his way to Austin, Texas.
 l will give the above reward for the apprehension of the man, and confinement that can get him.
 THOS. BARRETT Little Rock Sept. 1 1858. 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
GUSTAV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Perry County, Ark.

BRIEF REMARKS ON RELIGIOUS CHARACTER IN BANK.-A day or two since gentleman presented piece of paper for discount at the counter of a leading banking house. The bank CT looked at and scrutized it in his usual man. her, and then remarked, q" know the drawer. but am not acquainted with the indorser. Who Is he"' The holder of the paper remarked that he was good man, and added, Mr-(who was also standing at the counter) knows him." The latter gentleman, by the way, is an officer in the leading church. The following conver- satlon then took place:
 BGnher.-"Mr.-, do you know the inders- CT of this note?''
 Mr.-, Yes, very we'll He is regarded as prompt and Is leading man in - church."
 Ba"ker.-" A church member is he? That's enough; I'll have nothing to do with the paper. We have been cheated more by church mem bers than any other class''
 Mr.-, Sop stop, Mr. Banker, your too fast. It Is not fair to denounce a whole class because few dishonorable men find their way into the church. Rascals will work their way into religions societies, sometimes, with a view oi recommending themselves, under the cloak ot christianity. You know that, of the twelve Apostles, one turned out hypocrte, ant he naan"fested strOng propensity for the baatjng business"
 The banker found it convenient to retire with out venturug to reply.
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MORONEY'S VARIETIES.
Notice to Subscribers.

is expected that all subscribers will he prepared to settle half the amount, now due on their sub- scrip1on, by the first of Sept. IS5S as am under heavy expenses in Painting Scenery. Carpenters work, etc, etc, for the completion of the Han- Further shall start in few days for the purpose of bringing my Company.
 All subscribers under Twenty-Five Dollars vii please settle forthwith N MORONFY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

In the Circuit Court, on the Chancery side thereof before the clerk in vacation, the 2Sth day of Au gust, A. D. 1858.
 Mary C. Morgan, by her next friend Henry Jackson,
 vs. Bill for divorce.
 John Morgan
 'HHIS day comes the complainant, by Basham her 1 solicitor, and files her bill of complaint herein and affidavit thereto attached, from which it appears that the defendant is q resident of the State of Arkansas; the object of which bill is to obtain a divorce from the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between said complainant and said de- fendant acharge of cruel and inhuman treatment. ltis therefore ordered that said defendant be mo- ted of the pendency of this suit, by publcation.of this order in the Arkansas True Democrat, a news paper published in the State of Arkansas, for two weeks successivey the last insertion be at least four weeks before the next term of this court, which is to begin and be held at the house. in the town of Danville Yell county. Arkansas. on the fourth Monday of September, A. D. 1858, requiring the said defendant to be and appear before the judge of our said court. on or before the third day of our said term. to plead. denur to said complainants bill. or the same will be taken as confessed and decree entered accordingly.
 THOMAS W. POUND, Clerk. A true copy from the record.
 Attest. THOMAS w. POUND. Clerk. Sept. 1. 1858. 2w Cost of adv. S6 5U
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B s T R A Y S.

& EST AVS. & s8 The True Democrat has been selected for publishing Estrays, at 20 cents. each.
 CLARK COUNTY.
 Taken up in Clark county by F. Brown, horse and colt Said horse is bright bay both hind feet white up to the pasterns left fore foot white white snip on the right nostiil years old. had on bell worth 75 cents put on with leather strop and blow line. Appraised at s65. Said colt is dark bay, no brands perceivable. Appraised at si5.
 DALLAS COUNTY.
 Taken up in Dallas county on the 2sth June, 1858, by James Williams, a bay mare IA hands high, IA years old, some saddle marks on back. Appraised at $90.
 MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
 Taken up by Gabriel Baker, and posted before Jno M. Simpson, esq. 2 bay mare, feet white up to the marks on her left side, seven years old. Appraised at s40.
 Taken up by \. W. Cabler, and posted before G. V. Bates, g black horse pony, about l3 hands hgh tolerable heavy made branded on the left thigh with the letters ' NJ. G." very much saddle marked a small white spot the inside of the left hind foot at the edge of the hoo supposed to be Il years old Appraised at $50.
 Taken up by Isaiah Simpson and posted before Jno. NJ. Simpson. esq. one dark brown mare years old, Is hands and inches high; also bay colt, about months old. Appraised at S75. SALINE COUNTY.
 Taken up by John c. Cobb on the 18th day of July, 1858, dark bay mare and one bright sorrel mare, no marks or brands. Appraised at $40 each.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

RY vir'ue and in pursuance of an order of the
 D Probate Court of Hot Spring county, Arkansas, made at the July term thereof A. D. 1858. the under signed executors, will on the 2d Monday l1th dav) of October. 1853, between the hours of lOoclocI A. M and o'clock P. N. of said day. at the court house door of said county offer for sale at public auc tion, to the highest bidder. for one third cash and the balance in equal nstallments payable in one and two years, the following tracts of land viz:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
GREAT WONDER
Of the Nineteenth Century, Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

Of the Nineteenth Century, Prof. Woods Hair Restorative. SAYS the St. Louis (Mo Democrat: Below, We 'O publish letter to Dr. Wood, of this city from gentleman in Maine, which speaks gowingly of tho suPellor merits of his hair tonic. Such evidence must have its effect, when coming from reliable source. II certificates guarantees of truth the Dr needs no eneomiums, useless putiery from the press:
 BATH, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1e56 Prgessm o. /. Hood d Co.,:
 GENTLEMEN-H Having my attention called few months since to the highly beneficial effects of vopr hair restorative, was induced to make application of it upon my own hair, which had become quite gray, probably one third whte my whiskers were of same character. Some three months since | procur ed bottle of your hair restorative, and used t soon found it was proving what had wished. used 1t about twice week. l have since procured another bottle, of which have used some can now certify to the world that the gray or white hair has totally disappeared, both on my head and face and my hair has resumed its natural color and be- eve more soft and glossy than it has been before for twenty-five years. l am now sixty years old: my good wife at the age of ffty-two, has used it with same effect.
 The above notice deem due to you for your valua ble discovery. l am assured that whoever will right ly use, as per directions. will not have occasion to contradict my statements. l am citizen of this city and resident here for the last fifteen years and am known to nearly every one here and adjoining towns. Any use you may make of the above with my name attached is at your service, as l wish to preserve the beauties of nature in others as well as myself. l am, truly yours,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

All the above described lands are in township south of range + west-some of which is excellent creek bottom land There in cultivation about two hundred acres The location is one of the heathiest in the State, with plenty of the best we'll and spring water. And taken altogether it is well known to be one of the best farms in Hot Spring county.
 There will also be sold at the same time and place and on the same terms, the following very valuable lands situate in said county, viz:
 Inf of the SC ar of sec. Is, containing so acres Inf of the n W ar of sec A so both these tracts being in township south of range r west The east half of the south west quarter of section l. in township south, of range west, 50 acres The south fri part least of Ouaehita river) of the north west fri quarter of fri section s0 in town ship south of range IT west, containing 30 acres more or less and southwest quarter of the south east quarter in section l5 and the southeast quarter ot the south quarter, and the southwest quar- ter of the southeast quarter of section A. these three last named tracts containing in each 40 acres and in township south, of range IS west.
 The purchaser or purchasers will be required to give bonds with approved security for the amounts of their bids which payable in and two years as aforesaid. This 23d day of August A. D. 1858.
 WILLIAM W. REYBURN,
 JOSEPH W. REYBURN,
 as Executors of the Estate of Sam1 W.
 Sept |, 1858. st Reyburn, decd.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

Crushed Sugar. 9 BBLS Crushed Sugar, just received by v Aug s5, ls5s- FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
NEW ADV TlSEME ENTS
PRIVATE BOARDING

A FEW boarders can be accommodated in pri- "A vate family. None but gentlemen of sober mo raj habits need apply. For further particulars apply ut the store of D. W. Dodd. Sept. l, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
A. c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23, ls5S. WOODS HAIR RESTOR ATINF


 Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the mis- fortune to lose the best portion of my hair from tie effects of the yellow fever. in New Orleans in lS5l was induced to make trial of your preparation and found it to answer the very thing feeded- My hair is now thick and glossy. and no words can exPres> my obligations to you ineiving to the afflicted such q treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg is minister in regular standing. and pastor of the Orthodox Church at Brookield. Mass. He is gentlemen of great influence and universally beloved.
 VIM. DYER.
 RRooKFIELD, Jan. F. 1858. Professor Wood Dear Sir: Having made trial of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say, that it's effect has been excellent in removing inhan nation, dandrutf and . constant tendency to itching with which have been troubled from my childhood and has also restored my hair which was becoming gray. to its original color. have used no other ar ticle with anything like the pleasure or profit
 Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG. The Restorative is put up in bottles of sizes viz: large, medium and small; the small hold l5 pint and retail for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds al least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the small, retails for two dOllas per bote the large holds quart, 40 per cent more in proportion and retails for three dollars.
 o. J. WOOD 2 CO.,, SIP Broadway. New York, Gin the great New York Wire Railing Establishment, and ll4 Market St. St. Louis Mo.
 And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Sept. lst. 1858. 3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

D. W. DODD, corner of Main and Markham streets keeps constantly on hand general assortment of staple and fancy family groceries which will be sold at small profits. Also Boots and Shoes.
 Snrt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Aug. 12, Q Victoria. Queen of England:

New England accepts with gladness the hand of fellowship proffeeed by Old England; and if ever discord or diversity of interest should threaten this alliance, let our language be, Entreat me not to leave thee, or return from following thee,' for the interests of thy people shall be the interests of my people, and thy God shall be my God.' JAMES BUCHANAN,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

It having been stated to us that in reference to the differences which have resulted in the separation of MT. and Mrs. Chas Dickens, cer- tain statements have been circulated that such differences sare occasioned by circumstances deeply affecting the moral character of MT. Dickens and compromising the reputation and good name of others, we solemnly declare that we now disbelieve such statements. We know that they are not believed by Mrs. Dickens, and we pledge ourselves on all occasions to contra dict them, as entirely destitute of foundation.
 Here follow the signatures of Mrs. Hogarth and her youngest daughter D.J.A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
WAsHINGTON NEWS.

JuNE 1s-The Navy Department this morn
ing received advices from Capt Hudson, Of the
q. s steam frigate Niagara, confirInatory Of
of the newspaper accounts in relation to the At
laniic Gable experiments, and the future move
tnents OF the fleet.
A board 0f Engineers have been ordered to
convene at New Yorl; Navy Yard on the 9th of
July next, for examination Of credentials for
promotion and admission into engineer corps of
the Navy.
At the recent session OF the U. S. Senate the
following combinations were made: Ger. lIar-
ney, BFigadier General. Phillip st. George Cook,
Colonel, Marshall S. Howe, Lient. Colonel, and
L. r. Gr7lhap, MaiuI- of Second Dragnnns-
Mai. Murlecni. Capt ROlway, aud Mai. Laid
ley have been oppoinfesiHS ordinance board to
meet at Wet Point on-Ihe 18th OF duly 10 test
the breach loading caFhineS qf the best model,
for the purchase Of which $25, 900 lave been
appropriated
The President has rrspiled rniit the 81 inst,
James POwers<, WIN was to have been executed
to-day for murder.
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"The little Hero that lies here,
Was conquered by the Diarrahea."

The Rireris- still falling, aud the water is
becoming blue and clear again The weather
was hot yesterday, though not progressively SO.
Business was not very brisk.
The Liberty arrived yesterday from Cincinna-
ii several hours behind time, owing to fog.
Business is at dead stand at most of the
prominent ports along the Ohio. We heard of
the following operation in Pittsburgh ON Thurs
day: Mr.. Wilkins, clerk of the Silver Wave,
hired 10. Brown, the excellent clerk of the
Jacob Poe, and Capt Calhoun; OF the MetrOpo
lis, to deliver two plows taken there by the Sill
yer Wave on board a canal boat bound for New
Castle The price stipulated fordelivery was 20
cents. The employees shouldered each pillow
and wilkins superintendent the operation, aud
saw tue work well and justly performed. When
done, Mr. Wilkins with that true spirit of honor
which docs him great justice, paid the money,
20 cents, and added thereto the handsome bon.
us of . cents, making of thewhOIe thing very
handsome operation, The quantity Of tobies
which may be purchased by this sum of money
will be indi6nite, according to quality of the ar
ticlc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE YANDERRILr

CmSA-Laicf adyices by telegraph from
Malta are received. They embrace, however,
nothing Of a startling nature.
A dispatch from Pekin directs the PlenipO-
Canton as the new Imperial Commissioner is
gathering his forces to recaptufe the city, and
was expected 10 succeed,
The London papers contain interesting arti-
Giles in references 10 the outruges American
vessels in the Gulf of MexicO. The dispatch
says nothing of any further proceedings an
Parliament in relation thereto aId tiie presumP-
ton is that nothing had occurred.
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RIYFR AND WEATHFR.

ST. LOUIS, juno IS.-The river here has fall
len about INCHES in all and is now receding at
the rate of Ia of an inch an hour. All the up
per streams reported falling. Several heavy
rains Yesterday. Weather clear aud warm this
morning. Mercury 50.
Accounts of the flood at Cairo nre said TO be
much exaggerated, the damage viii not be so
great Is reported.
CINCINNATI, Junc IS.-River fallen Is inches
since last evening. Weather fine Mercury 81
PrqTSRURGH. June lS.--Rives feet by pier
rncrk, falling. Weather clear. Mercury 81.
LOUISVILLE, june lS-River receding slowly,
slight change on, the falls, water abundant for
every pcrpose. Weather clear Mercury 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
PUILADELPHIA MARKET.

JuNE Is-FIour quiet; prices IL l2c lower
sales 500 bills Western extra at 81, Toa, 30 800
bhls choice extra family at $500; 500 bbls
straight brands Supertine at 1928. receipts
small; inspections for the week amounting TO
II ,7g3 Ibis. Nothing doing in Rye Flour or
Corn Meal. There Is not much Wheat coming
forward. hut the supply IS ample Tor demand;
sales Red ut $IaI ,O5, and White at 81 ,O5al, ls;
closing dali. Rye wantad at Csc, but there is
none Offering.
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FROM UTAH.

ST LOcIs, june IS--Additional details by
the Sail Lake Nail, says that seventy Mormon
families arrived at camp Scott asking for Protec-
ton. which was granlcd. Capt Hams, with
two hundred aud fifty head Of beef cattle, was
met at Hams Fork, I5 miles this side Of camp
Scott Pnr two weeks the troops have been
living ON s ounces Of -four and naif pound of
beef peI day Lieut.. SiitiI met at Green
river, trayling 10 miles per day. The mail PR
~ averaged over sixty live ui!es day for the
whole trip.
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The Daily Inselligencer.

Persons wishing the Daily Iatelligeacs,, can
have it left according to directions, for ten cents
per week, payable weekly TO Luther Rice.
Orders for the paper can be left at the Office
or handed to the carriers.
s Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier hoys, unless they can show author
ity from Mr. Rice to make collections
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Transient Advertisementa.

1t would be relief from very disagreeable
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, if all persons would remember that tran
silent advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests made forus to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge to par
ties OF course we don't do SO. G5Y-T The mon
ey must, in all cases, accompany the adver-
tisemcnt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION.

ART Main stseet opposite Union Pictures taken this
Gallery at greatly prices The public are aware
that thss the place obtain Pictures that are ia
ken In the city.
ouId also that they need not go second
rate Rooms 70 obtain 81 cap pcIt res light TO head
quarters prepared to take them a. cheap