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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
w. c. WHITE, Sec'u.
Democratic Meeting at Oak Bluff.

democratic meeting was held at Oak Bluff, Greene county, on "Wednesday, Feb 24, 1858 And, on motion, |. 5. MCNEIL was elected chairman, and F. $. WHITE secretary
 The chairman stated the object of the meet ing to be to consider the course of a certain meeting, which was held at Gainesville on the llth of January last, and which meeting in- siructed for A. B. Greenwood for Congress-
 The vote being aken by ayes and noes every democrat present voted in favor of repudiatng the action of said meeting and mdorsing the action of the democratic convention held at Gainesville on the 23d inst, which instructed for Col T. c. Hindman for Congress
 On motion, the meeting adjourned.
 L. B. MCNEIL, CA'm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
P1cahontus, .Ark., Feb. 23d, '58.

EDITOR TRUE DEMoCRAT-Po Pocahontas is rising from its ashes. We have just closed our packing operations which amounts to $500 head averaging l80 lbs. per head. We have also shipped 1000 barrels of -four, 10000 bu- shels of wheat-s-iil large lot of corn and wheat to be shipped yet. Besides there has been shipped and driven 2,500 head of beef cattle from this place. Our merchants and far mers have until this time felt no hurt from the crisis; plenty to eat and no danger of starving.
 Yours truly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
F. s. WHITE, Sec'g.
Greene County Democratic Convention

~~A~O~AeeSAS
 Pursuant to notice, the true democracy of Greene county, Arkansas, assembled in the court house Tn Gainesville on Tuesday, February 23d, 1858, and organized by eecting ZAcHEUs PHELPS president and c. A. INGRUM secretary.
 The president explained the object of the convention to be to appoint delegates on behalf of the true and uncontanainated demo9acu of the county to the democratic congressional conven- tion to be held at Batesville on the first Mon day in May next.
 Col. T. c. Hndman, being present, was in- vited to address the convention. Upon taking the stand he was greeted with prolonged and on behalf of the democratic ladies of Greene county then presented to Col. Hindman flag bearing the inscription, |" HINDMAN OR NoNE" and accompanied the presentation with suitable remarks. Col Hindman expressed his thank fulness for the honor done him by the fair daughters of old Greene; and then proceeded in speech of two hours length, interrupted by repeated outbursts of applause, to advocate democratic principles and policy, and to expose the fraudulent scheme of KlaoU Nothtnqisna and disorganizers for stf1ing the voice of the people and pollutng the organization of our party When Col Hndman concluded, Col A. Forbes introduced the following preamble and rvsoIu- tions:
 WHEREAS. On the 11th day of January, 1858, seventeen men, taiseiy styling them selves dle democracy of Greene met at Gaines vile and inpudendy instructed for A. B. Green. wood for Congress in direct opposition to the wishes of NINE TENTHs of the democrats of the county; and eohereas seuen of said se- venteen persons were odious Knoao Nothiags, and the balance were disorganizers; and lohereas, there had been only one notice of said meeting posted in the county, and that had been pre- vously torn down and countermanded, and it was understood that no meeting would he held on said day; and OAereas, meeting so held
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

On motion of James R. Jackson, the chair nan and secretary were added to the list of de- ,gates.
 Resozvea, That in case of non-attendance of . IT delegates, that the president of the conven- | on at Camden, is requested to cast the vote of { ,is county in accordance with these resolutions. Resoluei, That the publishers be requested to nblish the proceedings of this meeting m the rue Democrat at Little Rock, and State Rights Democrat at Helena
 II. D. GREER, Chm. JOIN DALZELL, Sec'y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

0 While sauntering along Main st., few days since, our attention was attracted by the likeness of President Buchanan, taken from a Autograph by Mas. ELLIS the artist. It is certainly we'll executed, and led us to conclude that she is democrat in sentiment. We were shown number of pictures. taken on different principles. Among them were-crystalotvpes, spherotypes, vitriotypes, and one-on what method, we do not remember-with three diff ferent and distinct heads on the same body Fast age this
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
TRU E DEMOCR AT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR. LITTLE ROCK, MARCH le, 1858

r5Ss~ We are authorized t. announce J. l.. hOL- LOW ELL ss a candidate for the office of Attorney General st the next August election suh9.eV lo te decision Of democratic convention, should one pc held.
 ess- We are authorized to announce W K: FAT PERSON as candidate for reelection to tte office of Prosecuting Attorney for the 5d Judicial Circuit
 s5y- We are authorized to announce Judge THO MAS JOHNSON. as q candidate for re election to the office of Attorney General and States Attorney for the fifth Judicial Circuit of the State of Arkan 
 .Y- We authorized to announce ROBERT II. DEDMAN. ESQ as q candidate for Presenting Attorney for the 2d Judicial Circuit.
 sy~ We are authorized to announced J. WAT BLANKINSHIP as q candidate for Prosecuting At torney for the 2d Judicial Circuit.
 rzg~ We are authorized to announce LAFAY- TTTE GREGG, as a candidate for re-electiJ to the office of Prosecuting Attorney for the 4th Judicial Circuit.
 s5y- We are authorized to annaunee BEN. AB- BOTT as a candidate for Judge of the 6th Judlcial Circuit to fill the vacancy occarioned by lhe death of Hon. SHELTON WATSON.
 r9g- We are authorized 10 announce LEN B. GREEN Esq. of Ouachita county, as 9 candidate for the office of Judge of the Circuit Court of the 9th Judicial Circuit. to fill the vacancy oceasoned by the death of Hon. SHELTON NATsoN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
To Hon. ". L. UNDERWOOD,
 Hon. A. G. BROWN.
4AqreemeHt to q Refersnc

FEB p, 1;7 Memorandum of an agreement betwees Johnson, the friend of J. B. Clay, al K. Zollicofferthe friend of Wm. Cult, the matter of a personal difficulty: In considering the note of W. L. U1 wood and 4. G. Brown, received this mr we agree to the reference proposed by f impressed, as we are, bv the conviction a4 hostile meeting should occur so long at De avoided upon terms Honorable to bl ties.
 Therefore, we agree that the whole a may De referred to ]. J Crittenden and ToombS, and that they may, in case theTs it necessary, call in a third party. l. bs dnctly understood that when the referee, agreed, they are to submit their agrcemeu. for our approval or rejection.
 It is further agreed that while this sgj before the referees, the notes which have tofore passed between the partie, are nut withdrawn. R. ". JOHNSON
 F. K. ZOLLICOFFL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Mr. CIaH's .4cceptnnce.

FEB. 24 N GENTLEMEN: In your judgmen, I ha7 confidence, and accept the award yr made in the controversy between Mr. Ch Gen. Cullom. l am, very respectfully, your obed'ent 's@ E. w. JOHNSON, friend of Mr. l- To Hons. J. J. CgITrENDEN. R. ToOys KENNEDY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
ihihg of the Steamboat Eliza Battle
 ihlrty-nine Lives Lost.

:, noO''e March 3:-The steamboat Eliza Bat ., o,e K was destroyed by fire on Monday morning
 p; a; n9iilPs Landing near Demopolis Thirty. ns"e s ilEes were lost, and her cargo, consisting oi '"elVe hundred bales of cotton was destroy7 W. w., ANnohs the passengers lost was the Rev
 ,shn " ,n Ne%man' of Louisville. Many of those ,s wno PenShed were found frozen in the water p.3 1ne Goid beng intense at the time The Eliza t paIlle pled on the Tombigbee river and was vas bound to this port. "Du was
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

0ST Capt. Williams, who was appointed by the Governor, commissioner on the part of the State for running the western boundary, has been relieved, at his own request, to attend to the urgent and important business of the Cairo and Fulton railroad. David F. Shal esq, has been appointed his successor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

NEW PAPER IN CAMDEN-We have received the first number of new paper published at Camden. called the State Rights Eagle" It is published by Messrs. Hobson & Carroll, at S2 50 in advance, or $4 at the end of the year. The paper professes to be democratic; and in imitation of papers in western, northern and eastern Arkansas, will advocate the claims of the "neglectea' southern portion of the State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
PTRIIC SPEAKING.

Col. T. c. HINDMAN, as a candidate for the de mocratic nomination. for Congress from the first district will address his fellow citizens at the follow ing times and places:
 JOHNSON COUNTY. Clarksville, Wednesday March l7th, 1858.
 MADISON COUNTY. Huntsville, Saturday, March Zuih 1858.
 WASHINGTON COUNTY. Fayetteville, Tuesday, March 25d. 1858.
 BENTON COUNTY Bentonvile, Saturday. March 27th, 1858.
 CRAWFORD COUNTY. Van Buren, Wednesday, March 3lst, 1858.
 FRANKLIN COUNTY. Ozark, Saturday, April Sd, 1858. ssy- Democrats are authorized and requested to make appointments for days left blank n the above list at places on the route to be travelled. full attendance of tbe people is respectfully so- licited.
 Democratic papers in the lst district will please copy, with the announcement that tie list will be ex tended so as to embrace other counties, should time and weather permit.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Virginia Leeislature

h'c'tn.ond, Va., March 4-In the State Se- nate today, the bill forcing all the banks to re-
 sume by the first of November was ordered for engrossment In the House, the Orange and Alexandra railroad appropriation bill was de ,eased by one majority. This indicates inc ture. '"o Heeoisia-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

Book BINDERY-W were shown inc other day some specimens of this art at the bnderv of Mr. II. Jacobi, in this city, which are as hearty, elegantly and substantially bound as any work in that line we ever saw. Among the specimens shown by MT. J., was a Bible handsomely bound with Morocco and gilded in the most beautiful style.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

ToBAcco IN CALIFORNIA There were four- teen and half acres planted with tobacco in California last year in four different counties ana the crop Tn one county amounted to GOO pounds. The tobacco raised in Los Angeles county was good, and no doubt the State might supply the home demand with good tobacco l he tobacco produced. on good soil, from 2OoO 10 oUN pounds per acre, and has sold at from 70 te 35 cents per pound.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

0T The democracy of Desha county. in re- cent county convention, instructed for Major Flournoy as first choice, and Albert Rust se- eond choice to represent this district in Congress and Thomas Fletcher for State Senate- Pine Blgf Enterprise.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
J J UKIT TENUL R. TOONBS. A. KENNEDY.

Nr. Cul1om's Acceptance of he Arr@N
 WAsHrNGroN, Feb. 24, N GENTLEMEN; I defer to your decisio- munIcated yesterday, and on behalf of Ga Cullom, am authorized to accept it,
 Very respectfully
 F. K. ZOLLIC0FFB Hons. J. J. CRITTENDEN, R. TooNa KENNEDY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
" :. Is- . v II IlIN " ' A. c. BROWN.
HoN. RoBT. W. Jo NSoN, HoN. r. K. ZoLLIcoFFKR.

Messrs Johnson and Zo'H.cqTer to Nssr,
 der,022i aai Brara
 FEB % l:1 GENTLEMEN: As the friends of M-s,r> lom and Clay respectively, af,er full cozs ton of your note of Uni, date, we SAY fa. that we do not feel at liberty at thls s4. this affair ourselves to debate the Subec, other or different settlement of 1t Ina which is already agreed upon Butiu m. of our responsibility tot the parties aud oun we do not feel at liberty peremp,orly o !, the offering you have made of referees, VI there is any rational hope that this c1rur may be settled amicably and houoraJy
 We are, very respectfully
 l our ObedICut servants,
 R. W. JOHNSON.
 F. K. ZOLLICOFFE To Hon. " L. UNDERWOOD,
 Hon. A. G. BROWN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Report of he Rsteyees.

WAsHINGroN, D, C., Feb. 23 l% We have carefully examined and coz. the facts connected with the recent d.l between Gen Cuiiom and Mr. Clay ania of opinion that General Cullom acted ! mistaken impressions, and was in the r aud that the honor of both parties demnl Gen. Cullom shall make a satisfactory al. u Mr. Clay.
 And we further decide thai the accs of these terms of settlement by Gen G and the seconds of the parties shall be cred as compliance herewith, and res.s ioTmer relations of the parties.
 J J. CRITTENDL
 R. TOOMBS.
 A. KENNEDY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

6T Alfred NJ. Wilson, esq, is no doubt out for Congress, in the first congressional district Mr. w. is sound democrat, and man of good mind, and if he should succeed in getting the nomination, will make an excellent representa- tive.-Fort Smith Times.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

CT The impertinence of certain editor mot great way from this place." is equaled only by his vulgarity.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Call for a Democratic Mass County Meet,

The subscribers, democrats of Pulaski coun- ty, respectfully invite their democratic fellow citizens to meet with them in mass meeting on Saturday, the 24th of April, 1858 at 10 o'clock in Little Rock, for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend the Congressional conven- ton to meet in Camden on the 2d Monday in May, and to consult about other matters of in
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

. OI An Iowa Judge named Cloggett has boor b';u Gusn' up before the legislature, charged win ed I's sort of modern Jeffries. He is aecns. u eud 2, oelng corrupt, tyrannical, oppressive etc
 anu VIII probably be made to walk the plank
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Mr. Guy to Wr.I Cullom.
 EuD aQ.
Mr. Cullom to Mr. Gnu.
FEB. p R;

LD' =, Ios SIR: Your note dated 2Q-h inst, was r.. ed al II o'clock, yesterday. Whilst is myself bound to give you that satisfaction, you demand, I cannot omit to notice yo, sumption that l have assailed You wap~ and without aggression on yo,.r part. Ym used language which, uuler the attendar cumstances, aud Tn view of your name, garded as intentionally offensive, and so irt. ed you. l asked an exploitation of what garded as sarcastic and unkiud, and rec.l none, but on the contrary, thought hsa reference to clrcumstances surrounding which l regarded as still more oftepJS. E therefore, repelled what 1 esteemed an My friend, Hon. F. h Zo5hcoiter, is autho5. to confer with Hon. Mr. Johnson.
 Your obe4ieut servant
 f-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
your ob't serv't,
| EFF DAVIS Coc,,, of I

C C 'I, 1I' Y' v FFW.
 A. G. Leaman, Sup't. Public Printing.
 That is the matter in regard to those docu- ments; and desire it to go out at least simul- taneousy Y with the document itself It will be impossible on the part fthe committee on print ing to stop the issuing of the document The communication has been received from the Sec retary of War too late for that purpose"
 Thus it will be seen that our Senators were not remiss in duty, and all honorable men who have abused them for neglect in this particular without knowledge ofths action, will of course make the necessary retracton
 Judge Sebastian introduced in the Senate to- day resolution calling for information in re- latlon to Lieut., Beal's expedition OF the 35th parallel route. ARKANSAS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

6rJ. P. Owens, at Huntsville Madison county, Ark, wants printer He says he will give good jour. good situation.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Adjustment of the Difficulty Betu.
 Messrs. Clay and Cullcm-The Co.,
 pondence Between theaParties.

WASHINGTON. w euAeSQdV, Feh q, The Clay and Cullom difficulty was ,.+ to-day, as will be seen by the following ~. pondence. Of course there was consjd.. \ negotiation not presented on the face of ,t ! papers. It should be stated that Messr, N tenden and Toomhs called, Senator Ka,, into the reference from the beginning.
 Clay and CuIlom both returned to tov. day, Clay had been out near Bars place !, ticing with the rifle. Ff
 Nr. Ctay to lr. Cullom.
 FEB, 20, l8;8 SIR: You have wantonly forced upon |. personal difficulty. You have, without s,. sion on my part, struck me blow. IdEI the satisfaction one gentleman owes to Al, under such circumstances, md my frerl Hon. R. w. Johnson, is authorized h, confer with any one you may select. r obedient servant, JAMES B. CLAY Gen. WM. CULLoM, etc, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

no doubt, be investigated. All know t \ some are saved, and. that it is of God. r that any of us are alive to tell of it." '''
 JAMES KERR, Liverpool passen,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

UF Attention Is invited to the dental card of Dr. Case. He is an experienced and scien tifc operator.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Hon. JAMES B. CLAY.

Nessrs. Uade1Good ond Bto,ca to Mesy3 }
 son and Zoiliefer
 FEB. p, Is7 GENTLEMEN: The undersigned nave l.. with deep concern, that a serious diffqe pending between Hon. Wm. Cu,lom and J as. B Clay, and that you re>pectiyevo~ an official relation to the parties in ref. thereto. As friends of both the zen. above named, and sincerely desirous to p,.. peace and to avoid the necessities of c. we venture to urge upon you that first an. most iH the subjects of your cousu.tat'ob consider whether an hOEOrab'e adiusiu the difficulty may not be had.
 Iu that view we respectfully but ea-a suggest that the difficulty be referred gentlemen of emiueuce and honor, 10 Jel, upon, with liberty to them, if they deem cessary, to call in a third party.
 If ia this we seem to! he presunpt1o obtrusive, we trust the kindly motives th. pel us will be a sufficient apology.
 We are, gentlemen, very truly voun
 W. L. UNDERW0u
 A. G. BROWN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

A Coop Cow--Hou. E. P. Buhns9' Fall river Mass, owns COW, it is stateo' has given during the past year 41O4 l'% 7, milk, which Is an average of 13 l9 3oo Y per day for the entire year. This mn sold at six cents per quart, and amour S285 S4. The original cost of the GOV S74, and the cost of keeping SPA 45, wn's ', milk of one year amounted to S6l Ss than both first cost and feed. This IS ce'"' a remarkable COW.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
WAR DEPARTMENT. ,

v 'r777'30T'' . 'FI ,, Jo. '
 SIR Understand that the printed portions of the Pacific railroad report are to be laid before the members of Congress this morning. must inform you that this document, in it's present form, is incomplete. Other reports are vet to be added, ard of those printed nearly every one in it requires additional matter It wonld be impossible to derive reliable conclusions from the reports in their present condition, and should regret to have the document issue from your office until this department shall have furnished the whole matter to be contained in it.
 .rn-.rA lnAE Ill
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
Van Buren and Fort Smith Route to Cali
 fornia via AIbuQuerque

L. HANUER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

Nessrs. Uaaey7good and Bfo,ca to Mesgg
 son aHd ZoHcofer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

6T Presbytery of onachita, co. S.) stands adjourned to meet in Camden, on Friday, the 2d day of April, ensuing, at II o'clock, A M, in the Ntw Presbyterian Church on the hill
 4. R. BANKS. State2 Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29

dreamed dream the other night
When everything was hushrd and still,
Winch made each hair stand strait with frigh
-uh as the porcupine's last quill.
Melhought tina, peiilcoats had grown
To such a vast and monstrous size,
lhrt here was room for them alone
And none for man-benea,h the skies,
The beasts. and every creeping thing
Had died. the flowers bloomed no more,
The grass and tender herbs Of spring
Were withered on the deser, shore;
Ten million leagues of crinoiine
Stretched over ike funereal pail,
And on the cold and cherries scene
The suns warm rays could never fall.
On Ararat's cloud cnrtained peak
The last man stood, with pallld face,
Sick, trembling, weary, worn and weak
Sad remnant of smoihering race;
In vain-alas poor man in vain
His footsteps sought that rest of old.
For clouds of skirts soon filed the plain,
And hid the mountain in their fold.
Sill bigger grew those spheres of white,
Until they reached the summit high,
And streamed above the wretched wight
Like snowy banners in the sky;
The man looked DER The precipice,
make way for pettcoats!" he criedi
And plunging down the dark abyss,
Made way for petticoats-and died!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29
COME ONE, COME ALL

COME ONE, COME ALL
TO THE CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
TJNO West Milton with all your might,
You'll get all you want, and find 'em right,
J. B. DATESMAN, he is the man, [again.
Where you're sure TO be suited, and then come
When more you want in the same line,
His rule is, now's the time
To settle"-thai's why he's so cheap,
"Cash" is his motto, and he can't be beat.
J. B. Datesm an, West MLton,
Has received his second lot of Spring and
Summer Goods from New York and Phila-
delphia, consisting of CLOTHS of every
grade, plain, black and fancy CASIMERES,
also beautiful variety of Ready Made CLO-
THING of all descriptions. Also, Ladies'
Dress Goods, such as SiLks, Tissues, De Laines,
Dhu Gals, Prints, White Goods, Gineams, En-.
broideries, Ribbons, Hosiery, Clones, DC. Straw
Goods. Hardware. Cedarware. Queens ware. &c.
All kinds Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Grain.
Also, Joint, Saved and Lap Shingles
constantly on hand. J. B. DATESMAN.
June ls, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29
LEWISBURG BAKERY.

VNHE subscriber has rented for term oi
years The commodious rooms first below
Kline's Hotel, where he carries on Baking
Bread, Cake, Tarts, &c. and hopes to be
able to render entire satisfaction and receive
a liberal support. He also offers
CONEECTIONE E RI E. S.
of every kind and quality, at Wholesale ana
Retail ICE CREAM for the public and fol
parties, in large or small quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
iFNuts, Toys, Spices, &c. always on hand
Orders al home or abroad promptly attend
ed to. SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lewisburg, Jan. Z, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29
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We publish all Mr. Artkur's new books
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way Of gifts. J. w. BRADLEY,
As North Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa
N. B.-Specimen copies sent by mail free
on receipt of the price Of the book. [70s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration
w to the estate Of JOHN STAHL,
late of Kelly township. deceased, have been
duly granted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims npon it will present
them for settlement to me.
JACOB HEINLY, Administrator
Kelly Tp, Nov. 25, 1857 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29
A CARD.

A CARD.
To the Citizens of Lenisbuyg.
TTHE object Of this Gard is to call your
attention TO the fact that you can buy
your Books and Stationery cheaper, and have
a larger stock and variety to select from at
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be convinced. If you were 10 consult your
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your liberal encouragement We desire to
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