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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
To ali Whom it May Concern.

THE books and accounts of the late firm of Hart lG | Henry are in the hands of the undersigned All those indebted to the will please come for ward and settle. J. A. HENRY.
 May llth 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
ORE. G. W. HUGHES.
 MOORE & HUGHES lssneinted themselves for the transaction
General Land Agency Business

II. N. G. S. MOORE & HUGHES [J AVE associated themselves for the transaction General Land Agency Business the State of Arkansas. They will Pay Taxes D Lands. attend to the Redeemiug of Forfeited Lands. .They will make personal examinations and surveys land. and report to parties the character of the Il timber, quantity of arabic land upon any par ruar tract, and any desirable information in regard
 reo, and in where owners wish to bring their fd into market, they will contract to Have Timber Deadened ponit, and will
 Find Purchasers either the plantations or wild lands of those who Sire to sell. Much fine land in this State has been reserved from le for the last five years having been reported as lamp and overfowed. and which by an act of the St Congress was confirmed to the State. The lists
 these lands contain great deal that has become luable since it's reservation, and the above firm Dm their experience as practical surveyors, one oi h0m has been engaged in the Public Surveys of this Ite for many wears, and the other in Railroad and 'Eamp Land Engineering. having thus gained an Itensive Knowledge of lands throughout the State, II be prepared to locate for parties when this
 Confirmation of Swamp Land
 offered for sale, or subject to entry, either for a ipuated share of the land or commission upon the ney invested.
 Persons hunting homes in Arkansas will find at leir office plats of unimproved land or farms with \ descriptions of their Improvements, quality, To-
 ity. etc, So that they can be at once directed to leap and suitable places.
 Will buy and sell Land Warrants or locate them ? holders. Aay business in the above line will be rmpty attended to.
 Office in Adams buildings, on the corner of Main ld Markham streets, Little Rock. Ark.
 REFERENCE.-IIon Robt. W. Johnson. Hon. Geo.
 Watkins, Gen. Wm. E. Ashley, J. w. McCon-
 ghey, Land Attorney and State Collector, Little )ck.
 Hon. Edw. Cross, Hampstead county. Danl E. Williams, esq, W Washington, Ark. Wm. Byers, esq. Batesvile Ark. Titus X Co., Memphis Tenn. The Registers, Receivers and State Land Agents al ltesville. Little Rock and Washington. Aue IS lS57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

TNHE Public property at Fort Arbuckle C. N. Fort wash5a ash C. m' n, and Fort smith Ars pertain of Corn Oats, Hay. Fuel. Wagons. Horses f)xan7 Harness, Leather, Iron, Blaeksmiths, Carpenters Saddlers, Masons and other Miscellaneous Tools Hardware Clothing and Camp and Garrison Eouin- age; Horse Medicines, Stationery, Building Materials etc. etc.. will be sold at public auction follows: The public property at Ft Arbuckle will be sold at that Post on Monday the 24th day of May, at Fort Washita. on Monday the 3lst of May and at Fort Smith on Monday 2sth of June, 1858. Sales to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., on the days above specified at the respective Posts. Terms--CAsH By order of
 Capt. A. MONTGOMERY,
 A. C. Nj. U. $. A.
 NJ. G. EAsTIN.
 Agent Or. Master Department Fort Smith. April 2s. 5S 3i St 1AA KEGS Nails. assorted sizes:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
HEMPsTEAD.s REPORTS.
NOTICE.

nIhEbf forewarn all persons from trading with md Wlie, S F. Flenniken, as she has left my bed eyor board without any cause or provecation what unless or VIII not pay any debts she csntracts for AMayll ls5s. St I. M FLFNNIKFN
 union CO.,, Ark. Cost of adv. s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

JUST RECEIVED ENR0M Clarksvile, 45 sacks Good Flour and for sale by NJ. TANTI, May II, '5s. Lower Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
1GHAN. R. E. ARLINGTON.

RUDD X CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Gro cers and General Commission Merchants, Ma
 nnnn Ark Sept. 8. 1857. lY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
TERMS OF ADglgTISlNG.
ln B MO RY.
ADMISSION MERCHANTS.

c,upRFLL, R. B. CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG.
 X STRONG, Cotton Factors lI and Commission Merchants No. 20 St. Charles | t Nau Orleans Sept. 30 1856. 1V
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

roUySON & PEAY, General Commission and
 Erwarding Merchants, and U. s. Mail Agents, Ma r1 Arkansas Sept. 26. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
From the Portland (Me.) Argus, March l6, '5S.
 Mob Them

To excite hatred between the north and south and thus to interrupt friendly intercourse be- tween the two sections, seems to be the favorite and constant effort of the advertiser. At one tune It lnsultlnglv taunts our southern brethren with being shareholders and tells them they had better stay at home;' that we want nei- ther thelr trade nor their campany; that men of such principles ought not to be allowed to ride uEou our railroads or to stop at our hotels. At another tune It appeals to the preiuiices of northern laoorers, and endeavors to Scite hos tllty that would treat them to insult and mob law, should they come among us.
 We may expect it will soon issue another akase that shareholders shall not be allowed to visit Portland and take a look at the great Le- viathan when she arrives, although thousands of them are planning such trip. It said to them last year. we don't want you here, bet ter stay at home," and what reason have we to presume that 1t will not be equally polite this year?
 lf however they choose to come in defiance ot Its insults, though they behave never so gen tIemanly and pay their bills never so promptly It would evidently like to see them mobbed.- Is It not so? lsnot this the purpose and design of the Advertiser? Then what meant its ap- peal to the preudlces of northern laborers in it's columns yesterday? We say appeal to preju- dices; it certainly was not an appeal to reason It quotes from the speech of Senator Hammond, of South Carolina, a gentleman of ability and of extreme southern views. But does it fairly present his argument? It would have Us be- live that Senator Hammond places the north em laboring man on equality with the slave.- Is this SO? Let us examine the matter and see if Senator Hammond does not think as highly fl1 | 1l. Al 4 Al vertiser does.
 The Advertiser regards it a most henious of fence for Senator Hammond to assert that the slaves of the south holdssthe same relation to the production of the south that the day laborer' sustans to the industry of the north. He was discussing the relations of capital and labor,'' and he averred that the slave performs the same offices which are obtained at the north for hire. He said nothing of rights and oblga- tions politically The Senator speaks of the white laborer of the north as of the same race and brotherhood with his employer. He claims a preference for the southern system from the fact that it obtained its labor not from white men, but from Africans. Peryerting the mean- ing of Senator Hammond, the Advertiser makes outcry, that he asserts the equality of southern slaves with northern labore1s. Senator Hamlin and Blasphemer Wade in their late speeches have demagogued on the same perversion- Mr. Hamlin talks about working lin his own field" the "sweat of his brow.'' etc. Why this representation of himself? Do we not all know ''that law is his trade" and
 ''That he drove a harmless eoose's quill.
 But never could his belly f r"
 Abandoning the law, he entered upon politics. where thrift has followed
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

tNJ CALENDER, THos. FLINT, GEO. E. LEARNARD. FALLEN DER. FLINT & CO.,, importers and
 D iobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., 42 nd A. Pearl street, Boston. Elan l5, 1855 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

They will make personal examinations and surveys
 land. and report to parties the character of the ] timber, quantity of arabic land upon any par llar tract and any desirable eintormation in regard reto and in cases where owners wish to bring their
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

yAUGHAN k- l.. AkhiN"IoN. aUGHAN X ARLINGTON, Commission erchants have Fire Proof Warehouses, and gene dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Produce; pn. Castings, Bagging, Rope and Plantation Sup
 les. Camden, Arkansas. Cash advances made on
 tton for Shipment to New Orleans. Silly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

EJ4EvI CHAPMAN, Muster. ED. CARTER. Cert. LEAVING undergone thorough repairs,
 e'E, ss aA will take herplaee in the above trade. sEa-z=zeR the opening of navigation in the Fall, al ah9 MI continue to make regular trips from New ouI the season Having been built expressly for the ArkahSas fNer and being of very light draueht. the Dardanelle offers superior inducements 10 shippers
 -zy All business entrusted to her will receive the best attention. Aug. IS. 1857 lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

the State of Arkansas. They will Fay Taxes Lands. attend to the
 Redepmiuy of Forfeited Lands,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

j. WARD. VIM. P. SAUNDERS. RoBT. P. HUNT. WARD. SAUNDERS X HUNT. Cotton " Factors, 100 Gravier street, New Orleans. Aup 2l lS55 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

WILL, ply as a regular H><cs EfiZI2ns river during the ensuing sea SSrs-ss71gysz z---.-.sssAsss5, son.
 For freight passage apply oh board or to the agents of the boat. Nov. 24, '57. 7-tf. r.s. The Little Rock will be becompleted, and ready so eaVe Cincinnati for the Arkansas river. about the iVth of December next. Merchants and others de- by thai time
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

AVID WILLIAMS. J. SHELBY WILLIAMS. M. WILLIAMS. IN WILLIAMS & SONS, Cotton Factors.
 D. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No
 B Union Street, New Orleans. M, if
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18

N. SMITH. W. NJ. GRAHAM. MYTH & GRAHAM. wholesale Grocers, Pro- ] duce and Commission Merchants, and dealers n Reign and domestic Liquors Cincinnati, Ohio. Also, $ents for manufacturers for the sale of Tobocco, fndow- Glass Iron and Nails. N. B. All order en- listed to us will receive our strictest attentions. zjuly 5, 1853
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.

.,.7a-.,.. TINHE light draught steamer (. ifA.-.-iA | kan-aw Traveler;, KrNe Mas ~ 5.-5 ter, will run as a Regular Packet'dnr [ --l-z 4 ---7-ing the sea-on-from Napoleon to Van Buren Fort Smith and Fort Gibson. Forfreight or passage. apply on board. or of
 MERRICK lE WASSELL, Agents Nov 1- 1e5-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-18
D A R D A N E L L E :,

' SJ { 1898.
 New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
WHO rs coMmoDoRE PAuLDrse =,

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WHO - coMMolltsisE fAoADANS
The above question has been lteouently asked q
late. and il Ia TINS answered j.
Hiram Pauldinp eomes honestiy by his skin in ar
resting unlawful expeditions. His father wss that
ceieorafed John Paulding the PseksSil isrmer wno
va rvs q ,ne lnIee captors q hacI ar 4 ~ IN
tersa the navy sShere he has gradaally worked his
way 10 through the grades Of Nidshpman, Leute-
nant, Commander and Captain. he mas ever bee &c
one q .e noss sosnt Wy s,s time since sba ss
Id anprecatio1 Of the fact. by appointing him to the
command Of the Home Squadron, which he now
holds we observe re Alas hslma y. tnaa .ne
= ~ NJ ~ =
8 ~ Arnclds friends against John Pauldiag. Never
theless history and public opinion justified the one
ano WI JUSTLY 'ne o'''.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

GArrrr TnrArER. Mr. Edwin Booths Iago, last
night another noble piece o. acting and received
~ hnors from the audience which genuine acting
never fails 70 receive. Mr.. Grafton Dawson's OtheRo
was such as We have never seen before, and never
wish 70 see again.
Tonight NJ Booth is to appear as B,ufus in the
tragedy of tmt name Mr.. Whalley supporting him
as 7arquin. The delightful farce Of Sketches in
Iudias win afterwards be given, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale IN TIE leading characters The bill Is capital
one and The house, il the weather should not in
teEl.re will cerkainly be crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
HOttiau Presents !

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
Az TYLER'S,
No. no Canal street.
Received by the last arrivals beautiful Goods
prices to suit the times
variety of FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' and Gentle
Fine Gilt, Bronze and Marble CLOCKS
WATCH CHAINS SEALS KEYS and CfIATEIAINEs
DIAMOND PINS EARRINGS, STUDS etc.
CORAL, FINE PAINTING, MOSAIC ENAMEL, OPAL
GARNET and other fine SETS.
BRACELETS, GOLD THIMBLEs, NECK CHAINS and
othsr PARTICLES Of Jewelry in great variety.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS, SPOONS LADIES CUPS
KNIVES, CASTERS, etc.
silver Plated WARE-Cske Trays Fruit and Oyster
Dishes, Sugar and Butter Stands, ETC, etc.
sPEGTACLES, in Gold Silver Steel or Shell Frames
PAPER MACHE aud ROSEWOOD WORK and DRESS
ING BOXES, and variety Of ane Fancy Articles for
sale at reasonable prices syerware of every descrop
made to order Jewey manufactured and repaired Watches
and Clocks of all descriptions carefully repaired.j
E. A. TYLER
ITO Canal street, door from Royal
ais zpu Stone Building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
A Plank from the CINCINNATI PLATFORM.

The National Convention that assembled in Cincin-
natl In 1885, and nominated Mr.. Buchanan for the
Office he now fills, also constructed political plat
form, Of which the distinguished nominee in bis
letter of acceptance declared himself part and parcel
He stated that he was bound 10 stand on that Plat
form--that he couldn't honestly or conscientiousy
stand on any other platform, no how it could be
nxed.D His assertions were 50 strongly and posi.
lively made, and put forward with such an air Of
apparent earnestness that very large portion of the
American people fully believed in the sincerity Of the
declarations of the Pennsylvania candidate for the
Presidency.
We propose reviying one Of the staunchest panks
Of the aforesaid platform, which seems to have been
entirely forgotten by Mr.. Buchanan since he assumed
the reins Of government, The planLs preceding the
one we are about to quote speak Of the Monroe doc
trine its necessity and sanctity, the importance Of
having +" a free communication between the Atlant,
and Pacific oceans" (neaning the Central American
routes) and proclaim pretty good flibuster doctrine
generally, Now for the especial plank referred to
Resoiged That in view OF so commanding an in.
terest the people Of the United States can not but
symPdthise tch the efforts tchich are being made by
the people Of Central America to that nor
ion OF the continent which covers the passage aeruss
the inter-oceanic lsthmus.
AT the time when the Cincinnati Convention was
synspathizng on paper Gen. Walker was practically
regenerating Nicaragua and he would have sue
ceeded but for the aid and comfort given his enc
mics Afterwards by the naval officers under General
Pierce's Administration But, from the adoption of
the above resolution SO clear, explicit and emphatic
the friends Of the Nicamguau cause took heart and
hoped that the incoming Administration would en-
courage, not discourage the efforts which were
"being made by the people OF Central America to
Fegenerate their country with the brave and na.r;.i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

- Advanced years often cause us to feel
the necessity Of artificial by which to
rally and restore temporary strength and being impaired
faculties which Is most eecusy done by the
ters celebrted Stomach meals One wine glass
used directions the bottle smaller quantities
the weak in body will creduous OF
It's restorative effects 10 which thousands testify used
for years and under circumstance could be persuaded
without Ladies' especially have found nsstmsbs benefits
resulting from the Of it.
For sale by druggists generally. jail 2p6t&Itw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

HoskfnnE OccuRaENoE AT KENsEL.-A ter.
rble occurrence took place recently at gentleman
house near Wimborne, Dorsetshire, England, where
pack Of fox hounds are kept The dog feeder, hay.
ing heard the dogs Sighting in the night left bis bed
and without dressing went down to try to part them.
They fe upon him and tore him to pieces, and then
ate him. The vhipperin could not make out the
next day what had become Of the poor fellow, until
he went into the kennel and there he found his head
and eae Of bis legs only the rest having been eaten
by the hounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
Patented sesr- Weighing

Q O - K III Wv IA G. T.i
From this date will sell all Coal by weight-Pisburg
and Camel as well Anthracite
Having satisfactorily proved the utility Of the Self Weighing
Carts we viii hereafter them exclusively These Carts
shos the exact weight Of Coal they Of the
consumer and such is their durability and
positive knowledge Of their accuracy we do not hesitate to
say mat amy dencency in weight from what they exhibit the
door shall forfeit the load OF the pecunary
ht the purchaser buying by the tun rather than by the
barrel all Interested easily satisfy and whether
profitable or otherwise dealer ak the right way
70 sell Coal and believe it win eventually prove equally bene.
fetal both to dealer and consumer
SPENCER FIELD 4 CO.,
Jao zpot Camp and Girod Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

OELEASs THEATKK Meyerbeers grand opera Of
The Huguenots" is 70 be produced at the Orleans
theater tonight Mines colson and Paola, and NM
Julian, Jnnca, Rauch; and villa, arc to sustain the
principal pas<s Tie opera will be richly worth
seeing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
Toys at Cost Prices !!

A. II o u S s E t &c CO..
Will SELL FROM THIS DAY all their assortment of rows
Comp ising INDIA RUBBER, TIN, CHINA AND GER,
MAN Toys, in all their varieties nice assortment or
China JEWEL BOXES, Mantelpiece Ornaments and Eta
CERES Fancy ArtclesIn fact all articles Of TASTE and
LUXURY win be offered at small profits to close these
Goods. Call soon for Bargains at
A. R0USSET & co.'s,
d22 2plm Next door TO MniieR's pp e;aes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

CONVICTED OF FoReERy.--A man By the name Of
Price was convicted Of forgery in Boston few days
ago. His aecomphce, named Cowee. who Turned
States evidence. testified that he (ooweel had IN lis
iie committed ninety Jorgertss. He is still Young
man, no, over twenty-five 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

The KING OF THE CYPRESS TREEs.--We learn from
reliable source, that Mr. Clark, the overseer on Mr.
Plants place, in the parish of Concordia has at
tempted to measure the girth Of a cypress tree OIL
that plantation, with tape line sixty feet in length
and !" could not quite come it."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

FATAL 0oRELEssNEss.-Dr Isaac Spangler an old
and much respected citizen Of Zanesvile. Ohio. was
killed Instantly at that place. on New Years day. by
the eareleasness Of some boys in firing small cannon
loaded With slugs- The Doctor was aged about IS
years and leaves wife and two children, besides
large circle Of patrons and aeeuantaaces to moarn
his loss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

IHE AMFHfTHE AFTER This establishment detled
the weather last night, easily as it has all along
defed competition. It was literally "rammed, cram
med, and jammed $50 great was the desire to see
their elephantiue naestes Victoria and Albert, the
performing monsters from Africs iunges II is need
iess % say that the animals afforded the usual I'M
bounded surprise and delight. It is a refinement,
now @ "ses the elephant -spading 4 Rogers ele-
plants, at any rate.
COL Woods attractions in the Museum also created
their share Of excitement. The siamese Twins, the
Bearded Lady and her little bearded boy, the two
Swiss WarhIers. and the Porcupine Man--who, by
the way, Is eameoeutter and practises his art with
the most astonishing rapidly whilst on exhibition
are certainly The most wonderful collection Of human
beings ever exhibited IN this city each being in his
or her way unapproaehabe.
The Ampbitheater and Museum will be in full blast
as usnnl this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

TREAsuRERis DEPARTMENT, !
New Orleans, Dec Is, 1857
ASThe Treasurer would respectfully in
form the people that all Licenses Merchants Professions
CalIugs Coehouses Groceries, Carriages Cabs Drays On
nibusses etc. due payable Office in all the month
of January that all Licenses as are not paid before
the LIST February will be sued upon
jal4 2ptFel ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

WATcsEs At Cosrs- Mr.. L. Gabici, No. 50 oamn
street ma. On hand an assortment q he splendid and or
nc; iinek epe4s for reusler ems iobs which h. ofs M 81
a s bare cos Of impaiiaon This sopehiug thai should
~ lpakea Into y ~ who aud b nssd good watch ~
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jail 2pst4ltw


- DHs KhoUHstHus CeIeDfWteu Wermnn BIZ
TERs-Prepared by Dr. G. NJ. jackson, philadelphia Pa will
efeenay cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundice Chronic
Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys all diseases
arising from dOrdered Liver Stomach. them trial.
they will For sale rs per bottle by drug
g and storekeepers in every and village the United
States, CanRdas, West Indies and South America
Sold In New Orleans, wholesale RETAIL by WRIGHT
CO., Nos q and 15I chartres street, go 2plmAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

"a II you have got slight Cold--OnIy a
slight codook to it we'll short time It will turn TO tick
ling dry cough, and in its progress tuberees form
themselves in the lungs sometimes accom- panied it'll splitting
of blood If value your life without moments hesita
ton Immediately use only Woodans Cherry ExpectoaD
every symptom of disease will disappear uberces in
lungs will by heal up there was any
abrasion OF it's delicate structure jail 2p6t<W