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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26
FURNITURE.

L'UHNIIURg BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY -ArATR
given ready for furniture, bors
kc AZ rs Sinh between Ninth and
L,UR NrTU RE "a LADY OWING UP HOUsEKEFpTNg
dispose ~ her furniture cheap consisting Of
rsror suits covered IN red plush made " order &c be
before the let " January Apply a No Franklin
race corner u twenty sixth street and Ninshaye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

NorIcE-oy Rrrsn yos THE HOLIDAYS.
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Ser, door 10 Tsonpson's ssioos.
A pASosAxA Q. TRUTHFUL FLOWERS FULL or
''''' - JAMES rycskEss,
N-r, door 70 rhonp.ons Saloon.
BRIDAL. APPOINTMENTS, WITH OR WITHOUT Wells.
" ' JAMES rysxsss
Ser eoor % rsOmpsons saloon.
corruRrs-cowxExc1S AT THE low FIGURE
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rers door 10 Thompson saloon.
OSTRICH AND xARABoyr YEArBERs ARR ALL
In he alive md s .. S- en- ,,a ,.,
i''er1 a,Si 8 s.ss Prs'J production
Fer' door 70 Thompson saloon.
cAcHrprress- COMMENCING AT u 50 EACH.
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JAMES ,ryyggxERs
Ner, door 70 Tbompsons saloon
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s''' - JiSss iTsUcEEss
Ser, door % rtsnpsons saloon.
Paris cANBRA7, VERY BEAUTIFUL. N QUALITY, IN
50 and la wide, for Wells and DRESSES
JAMES TUCKER,
ISL Broadway,
rer. door 70 rsomp s'o saloon.
OPERA FANS, AND MANY OTHER OBJECTS
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'''-' JAMES rgSTEs
Ven door 10 Tbompson's saloon
SkIRrs-rLKyEs SPRING SKELETON sKIars Ap.
> Unstable hustle and web made or ~ 81 thirteen spring.
cents Dealers supplied with eight Springs - eleven
sprinrs el and thirteen sprngs SIS dozen q L. HARD
INC l Spring street, bdson No connection with the
4S1 BROADWAY n IODINE
GREAT REDUCTION IN SILKS
100 pieces plsin sbks, at 81 per yard.
4OI u. NJ IODINE
500 dresses Of an WOOL
Plaid merino at5 20 per dress.
1SI a. NJ IODINE
LACE SETS
PREssSrs,
Al half price.
4SI a. w. BODrEE.
Just received
IO0o PfCCOLOMTNI DRESSES
Fer boliday presents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26
Personal.
INFORMATION wANTFD-Ov JAMES FOSTER WHO
arrived London IN September last by Mrs Newbau
Apply at Walkers Hotel, Is Green vich reft ". 80
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE. BOOKS WHICH HAvE BEEN IN OUR POS
IN session twelve months will be 10 par
expenses unless called for within thirty days.
REID GUSHING, ZIG Futgn street. ~ y
C,PIRIrUAL TELEGRAPH rs EXCEEDINGLY IN
- teres,ine Oct ~ ali the periodical depots prices5
cents gal practices spiritual conference spr
reply " ssrling Free Love, A. Price
cents or o. per year.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF JOHNSON.
 In the Circuit Court of Johnson county. on the chancery sle thereof before the clerk thereof m va cation, February l2th, A. D. 1858.
 David Logan Complainant.
 vs. Bill in chancery.
 George W. Aiils Defendant.
 6tOMES the said complainant, by Floyd x May N his solicitors and files here his bill. to which l. appended tbe affidavit of John w. May, that the said George W. Aills is non resident of the State of Arkansas and upon motion Of said complainant it is ordered that the said non resident defendant and all persons who set up any clam or rght to the land ill controversy in this suit. be nohed or the pcndency of the same, by publication of thls order in the True Democrat, newspaper printed ana published n the State of Arkansas. for the number of times and within the time prescribed by law that they be and appear before the court here by them selves counsel before the fourth day of the September term of this court at court to be holden the house in the city of Clarksvilc Ill the county and State aforesaid, on the third Monday plead answer or demur to said comp plainants bill or the same will be taken as confessed, and decree en- tered accordingly.
 The object and prayer of which bill is to perfect the title to the north quarter, of section thirty five. in township nine north, of range twenty -hVe west. containing one hundred and sixty acres. winch said land purchased at sheriff sale for tax Tor the sum of seven dollars and thirty bve cents, ana held by said Logan under said tax title.
 AUGUSTUS NJ. WARD, Clerk. A true copy from the record.
 Attest AUGUSTUS NJ. WARD, Clerk. Feb. 23 1858 6w Cost of adv. Sl5 %.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
H NRY JACO BI,
Bookseller. BOOk-Binker. Stationer and
 Riauk.Ro,,k Nauufactu turpr.

Bookseller, BOOk-Binker, Stationer and
 Blank-Book Manufac turer,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK. rNHE undersigned respectfully announces to his old l friends and customers, and to the public gene rally, that he continues, enlarged scale. and with all the latest Improvements, and unremitting personal attention, the business of
 BOOk-Binding and BLANK Book MANUFACTURING; in which. a practical Mechanic, doing his work he establish ed himself, about eight years ago. and in which he has been sustained with liberality for which he is truly thankful.
 To his old business of Book binding etc., he has, now, added that of
 Book Selling. For this purpose, he has supplied himself, and will keep constantly on hand choice assortment of the best works in History, Science, Theology and gene ral Literature; and give special attention the i'm portant matter of an ample supply of the most ap- proved School Books suitable to the southern country Beside Books, he will keepa full supply of PA PER- and all other articles of STATIONERY of the best descriptions, usually kept in Book Stores the wants and taste of the community may de- mand
 lay Blank Books manufactured to order
 ssy When any Book. other article ill his line, may not be on hand when called for, he viii send for 1t, at once to order.
 N. B. As am practical mechanic, much ex- perienced and long established in my business; do- ing most of my work with my own hands, and. when assistants are necessarily employed, giving it my inn mediate personal supervision; am enabled. not only to guaranty its fidelity but to se atntchanics pfis witto8 ertra PrqftS. And. especially, as l do bus- ness on the ckedD sgste17 both bu1nq and @Ui3G@ am further enabled, as have done from the begin hing unchanged even by the " flush times,'' to sup ply my customers with every article in my line, ID good taith at the lolces prices at hich it s prac- cable to live carry business, and remain solvent, in this community.
 On Markham street, two doors above s. II TUCK FRS. Dec & le57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
CONFIKMATInN OF TAX TITLE.


 lN day of March, A. D. lS55 William II. Hallibur- ton purchased at a sale of lands for payment of taxes in Arkansas county, made by Pleasant r. Cross the then sheriff and eXofieio collector of Ar kansas county in the State of Arkansls by authority of and according law, the half of the south east quarter of section 1, in township south in range west, containing eighty ofland situate in said county of Arkansas to, the of twenty en dollars and seventy cents that being the amount ofState and county penalty and costs due there on for theyears from 1898 to 1854 inclusive and after the expiration of twelve months. to wit: on the 4th day of April, A 1856, the said Pleasant F. Cross sheriff and ocio collector of the county of Ar kansas aforesaid, executed. acknow edged and de- livered deed in due form of law to Albert Kim brough, as assignee of the said William H. Hallibur- ton to the said east half of the south east quarter of section A. in township south, in range6 west, which said deed has been duly recorded in the office of re corder of deeds for said county of Arkansas
 Now therefore. all persons who can up any right to said land so purchased in consequ of any in tormaty. irregularity illegality connected with said sale. hereby required to show cause if any they can at the October term, 1858 ot the cir cnt court of Arkansas county to be held the town of Dewitt in Arkansas county the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday of September. A. D. 1858 why said sale of the said tract of land made should not be confirmed and the title thereto be quicted in the said Albert kimbrough as assignee of the said Will liam II. Halliburton. pursuant to d petition to be then filed by the said Albert Kmbrouph in said court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in such case made and provided.
 Given this 25th day of January, A. D. 1858.
 ALBERT KIMBROUGH feb lb, lSoS. 6w Cost of ndv. SIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
R. R. R.
EFT the sick diei for m Rddrdys R. R R. Remedies | there Is neo life for all nho hare faith ia them!
 THEM RE TRIEDl
RADwAY's METHOD OF CURE SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL '

There pain however toTuTouS crncatIng, but that a simple application of Raduags ReadV RciiCf will in santly stop and quickly aay the most violent pasms, hammatIons and There disease, however long may have become established in the y>em whether constitutional chronic humorous oahsome charac- but that Radr0ys RcHoratiRg RcSotrHt will extermi- and nfuse ite, blood, and eEiSteHce throughout the and ed organizations of the body
 If by Ireguaritv otherwise the of the system become deanged and incapable of performing their several functons the Liver Heart, Bowels, stomach, Bladder, Kidneys Skin, Nerves. Blood etc., taut, dose Of Raduays Regulators wll restore health and regu aritv every throughout the body They force each and organ the natural performance of duty and thus keep mp regular and heal hy circulation of the blood
 If dose of RadCays Regulators swallowed the person ee unwell, when unpeaau syInp- appears there would he further rrubIe for the dis eased action would be arrested, and healthy acton established. On fact the sicS depend-THAT EASE CANNOT GROW THE SYSTEM FORTIFIED AND UNDER INFLUENCE THE R. R K. REMEDIES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
Portable and Stationary STE A M E N C I N F $
 uOADn z, SONS

SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana - Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas is established at No. 70 Gravler street. New Orleans where the subscriber who is sole agent for the above States is receiving from eight to sixteen every month of sizes from to 34 horse power, Of these celebrated Engines, which after test of nine wears of upwards of 800 Engines in all the States of the Union all giving the most complete satisfaction, as being the only Portable Engine having a cylin- der boiler, which is all utilized heating sur. face and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning: requires no brick work to put them in operation, no special skill to set them up and but the smallest proportion of fuel to run them.
 Also constantly in store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills: Straubs Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Screws for steam or horse power; Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shatting, Pullies, Stands Boxes and Bolt> ready to fit out complete, at the shortest notice Steam Cotton Gins, Saw, Corn and Flour Mills which can be put in operation in a few days after being received. Descriptive pamphlets with 10 testimonials will be sent by mail to any ad dress. SAMUEL Il. rlLMA IAN,
 70 Gravier street, New Orleans.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL!
 Jefferson County. Ark.

THE undersinged wishes to inform the public ge
 l nerally, that he has now located at " hte Sul- phur Springs seven miles west of Pine Bluff where he is busily engaged in repairing, building and fur nishing rooms to accommodate all who may wish to avail themselves of the medical propreties of the waters of these justly celebrated springs eight ill number within the limited compass of thirty feet.
 Locality romantic and healthy and society good. His buildings will be commcdiously arranged and neatly furnishd table well supplied with the substantias as well some of the uxuries of life. Good and eff cient servants always in attendance. he best of povender for horses and experienced ostlers to take them in charge Meals furnished at all hours to the visiting and travelling community. and every attcn- ton paid to render them comfortable. He iS also prepared to bomd students of both sexes. who may desire to attend the excellent and well regulated Female School under the superintendence of Mir. J.. C. Newton, and the Male School conducted by Mir. NJ. Curie. which now in successful operation.- Parents wishing to board their children with the desiened may assured that every possible attcn ton shall be raid them and that he and his lady will do all in their power to render them contented and happy w. B. POOL.
 Jan. l2 1858. 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
J. A. STANLEY, A. B., PT1ne.pdt. M T.. CASTFEL. AsSlstaRt.


 NJ. L. CASTEEL. Assistant ylyHIS Institution has recently been placed charge U of the above mentioned instructors. The Prln- cipal is graduate of the University of Georgia at Athens. He brings lattering testimonials of scho- larship from the Faculty of Frankfort College The Principal has employed, as his assistant, Mr. M l.. Casteei gentleman of amiable qualities and fully take charge of the studies which will be under his supervision. MT. c. has taught very sue cesfuy for the last two years at Ten Spring Chapel This school affords very superior advantages TOT the attainment of heral education. It Is needless to urge in this enlightened day the great necessity o1 mental culture All classes of men perfectly under. stand its importance. The history of mankind abundantly shows that the seat of empire in the end to follow the seat of intellectual power Nor is high degree of mental development less need ful to indiyidual success He who would command worthy and Gignifed position among hlstellow men, can expect do only, by the cultivation of nope virtues and by intellectual superiority Ihese men to places of distinction and pront. 10 HIh' therefore who is anxious for his own success or for the success of his children in life the argument III behalf of finished and useful education, appeals with overwhelming force.
 The Camden High School offers capital induce, ments to vounp men who wish to pursue Classical and Scientific Course While the design of the m structors will be at all events to impart useful know- edge they will foster i'll every student true dignity of behavior and manliness of bearing. Text books, we rcoard as mere outlines of any subject; hence our re atons will be enlarged by frequent and elaborate lectures Camden is one of the most pleasant and prosperous cities in south Arkansas Good poaid can be had at BIO SIP month. Our school building is commodious and comfortable With so many ad~ vantages in our favor earnestly expect the patron age of an appreciative public Our present session began on the 2sd Nov. The institution is established, on a permanent basis Our terms are, per session of five months sl0@30, according to the studies pur- sued. French (eXtra) Slo.
 Pupils charged from time of entrance No deduc- tions except for unavoidable providenGal causes BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 J.uFs HINTON Prfside1t
 R. A. Callaway, Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENC NCES.
 Hon. Howel Cobb, of Ga.. Sec. U. s. T.
 '' Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court, Ga
 Hon. H. W. Iilliard, of Alabama.
 '' B. H. Hill, of Ga
 l.. J. Gartrel, NJ. C., Ga
 A. Church, D. D., President of Franklin Col lege, Ga.
 Dr. E. J. Bacon, Camden.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

HNHAT at public sale of lands for non- payment Il of taxes, held and made in pursuance of the laws regulating the collection of taxes in the State of Arkansas by Gustayus V. Johnson, as Sheriff and tax collector for the county of St. Francis in said State at the court house door in said county on the hrst day of November, in the year 1852 the said sheriff did on said day offer for sale at public auction the north west quarter of Section twentv-sx in Township four North, of Range three East. contain ing one hundred and sixty acres of land for co,intv and State taxes, costs and penalty due said land from the years 1926 to 1852, inclusive, or so much thereof aswould be sufficient pay the same amonnt
 ing to the sum of hundred and thirty one dollars and thirty five cents, and having previously given the notice required by law, by advertisements in the Southern Shield newspaper published in the town of Helena, in the State of Arkansas one insertion thereof was made more than thirty days before said day of sale, having posted the up at the door of the Court House. in sai,l county of St. Francis more than thirty days before said day of sale and said tract was assessed and taxable in the name of Elias Smith, resident of said county of St. Francis, and offering to pay said taxes costs and penalty due on said tract of land for less than the whole thereof, the same struck of to Philan- der Ltel for the whole thereof the said Philander Littell paying to the then sheriff Gustavus V John son. as sheriff and collector aforesaid the said sum of one hundred and thirty dollars and thirty five cents, the said Johnson, sheriff and collector as afore sad gave to him tax collectors certificate for the same, ana te term of twelve months being the time allowed by law for the redemption of said tract of Iand, haVlng expired since the day of sale and no a.l .I: 7,11 or eHered 10 redeem the same, ana the sala fhilander Lttell having presented to John C lyer the successor as sheriff and collector of said county of St. Francis the certificate made bv the sand Johnson, and demanded deed for said tract oi land, the said John c. Tyer as sheriff and eoec .or of sand county of St. Francis did on the lb day 0i octoDeri 1856, make and execute deed and 1o
 ver the same, conveying to said Ltte all the riobt tl'e ana interest of all persons, whomsoever in and 10 sad tract of land which deed having been fniiv aekowiedged, was filed for record in the office of the cierk or the county of St. Francis
 Now therefore. all persons who can sot mn anr ;en. ao sad iand so purchased or any part thereof lneonsequenee ln of any informality irregulartv
 apo9 any to connected h with such sale are hereby called
 pon to snow cause at the first term of the C;rcn;t Sourt which may be held in and for the countv os s.. Francls, in which said lands are situated sI months after the publication of this notice why inc sales So made shall not be confirmed pursuant to . petition to be filed by in said court for that nur pose. PHILANDER | ITsrEI fai
 Feb. 9, 1857. 17-6t. cost of adv &25
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT.

JUST received from New Orleans fine and fresh J assortment of Confectonares consstingin part of
 Nugat and Star Candy Cordial Drops; Fine Sugar Amends: Large Drops; Sugar Almonds; Large Cor dial Drops; Fruit Crystazed: White Burnt Amands; Cream Drops Vay'sSuear; V oins' Rock Candy; Hoar- hound Candy: .Iujube Paste: English Walnuts c. S. Nuts: Almonds, Filberts Cocoanuts; Pine Apples, Lemons, Oranges; Bananas, Prunes, Drums, Figs Raisns; Powd Sugar, Lozenges, Fancy Candy, sam pies, ass'd Candy; Fine Tobacco, Fine Segars; Cor dials; Fine Pickles Molasses L. Syrup. Citron Cur rants; Smoking and F. c. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar; Rio Coffee; Stai Candles: Indian Soap
 We have also just received from Philadelphia so lbs assd Almonds, fine Yellow Lemons, fine Ell berts red and white, ass'd Caraway Seed, Aniseed red and white, assd Drops, Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake, Cordials, ass'd Almonds, fine Mint Drops red and white, Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels Cor dial Carrots, Raspberry Balls assd Lozenges Citron Strings, fine Cinnamon. ass'd Crystalzed Fruits Jim Crows Apricot Paste, Single and Double Roses Rich Cracking Secrets, 6 French, Cracking, Diamonds. Frames, Grimaces, Sugar Figures, Amour Roses Apricot Conserves, Crystalized Bonbon Cordial Cream Candy, Cordial Strawberry Chocolate
 CREAM-Assorted Gum Drops; Extract of Lemon. Vanilla Strawberry, Pine Apple, Filberts, Cream Nuts. Tarragona Almonds, Crenoble Wanuts Prunes, Currants. Citrons, Stick Candy-makirg the best assortmentn ntheconfectonery line ever brought to this city. VIM STITH S Cn
 Nov 10. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

All the nfmites aches and pains that saddled upon the crippled body. readily ed and qncky eXtemI- mated by Radlrays Rads ReCf The rapidy with which stops the most agOnizng pains and restores the nfm, and be dden comfort and ed health, forms only init of is ray wonderful power Those who have years fingered misery, have been suddenly eved of all pam, and enabled few hours the dues and aboTs which years disease and decTeptude have prevented.
 The principles involved in the wonderful curative powers of RadrdBs Reddu Reet exclusively confined to these Remede and is the great medical principle which these Remedies prepared that renders them
 t'FRT EFEECTUAI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCI
 FOR YOUNG MEN.
EDW ARD SAUTER. A. IL Pri

THE second session of my school will &p commence on the lst Monday in Fe Aa bruary, prox. Ef The course consists f English Branche> S-t Mathematics, Natural Science. Ancient and | Languages. O should the pupil remain in the School @ h length Of time propose to impart thor, ugh ~r edge of the above branches ut an educauNl n acquaintance with, and success ill gi ,ing io| rf in the Ancient and Nodern Languages wan in giving assurance to the public that bebeN e self fully qualified to advance young men t important branches. NIT. Atbe1t Co6eR. q practical chemist, has lC charge of the Chemistry class Having at hF lt sal d Chemical apparatus. purchased for and r2 my school. he not only imparis a thorough knos of the theory, but demonstrates and eXemplNe C science by experiments, thereby indelibly imle, ,, the great laws of Chemistry upon the youthiu in q manner at once agreeable and profitable ' class is taught exclusively in the evening.
 TERMS: Tuition in all the above Branches, (exeeptC~ , try,) per session of five months $50 %, to DC paid invariably half in advance, the balanee end of the session.
 Extra; Chemistry ................'Fi Incidental expenses. s.....................' z No pupils admitted for shorter period thD session. Preparatory study hour at the Institute ever' ing from tog P. NJ. e.
 EDWARD SAUTER, 4. IL Priad' Ian
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
CoNSTITUTIoNAL DISEASES

Many diseases that atlct humanity inherited heir looms from the diseased hodes of sickv eS. Scrofua, Consumption, Syphilis, Fits among the constitutional diseases. Now how any gene. raton the eed of these d have been established m the system. corupting the b"odRadnagS ReHorating ReSOiroHt will eradicate the bodies ihe every particle of diseased deposits, and fill the with new pure and healthy blood
 Rdidg ReROudtjKg RcSoireHt should be hailed bles sing by mother throughout the land whose afflicted with Sores Humnr>. Tte.e beaking out hu eaHy) evidences of diseases ed parea stock. few doses of ihe ReAorGtiRg Rcsorent will dcaie veSge of the disease and insure the child sound and healthy body.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-09
HAYNES HOTEL.
Elm Street betDeen Scott and Cumberland, ApES

Elm Street. bet,Deen Scott and Cumberland,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARkS. HAVING purchased the above named pro- /.-. | perty, and put it in the most complete re ss::; pair reftted with furniture, am prepared El.s to accommodate the travelling community in a style unsurpassed by any house in the State.
 My TABLE shall be furnished at all times with tho best the markets of the place and elsewhere atord without regard to expense and trouble, and no efor on my part shall be spared render the guests of tho house comfortable.
 The STABLES in connection with the house. arc under the surveillance of theproprietor and attentive ostlers will always be waiting to render every at tenton. STEPHEN HAYNES. Little Rock Nov 10. 1857