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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
Rs.pox.lnllrry o. Lrcl.LAroas.-It is said

Rs,PoxslslLrry OF LEoIsLAroas.--lt is said,
hut We hope without foundations 10 truth. that
the Opposition members of the Legislature
e,ince disposition TO ihrnw the entire re-
sppnsbllily nf such Legislation "A the State
.,and- in need Of. in regard to the Finances.
Bank. and perhaps other questions, upon
tie Democratic party. because that party Is
in the majority. We trust that this i mt
80. NJ gentleman placed b. his constituents
~ a position where he has powcr TO aid or 10
retsrd the welfare Of the State. SHOULD 50 lar
finch from h,s own daty, and neglect his avn
privilege. as 10 stand passive, much less 70 Offer
active oppisitlnii, 81 any measure which may
be necessary 10 The honor or the advancement
of the State. M mere p1ay consideration
can eset justify 80 unpatriotic course. Aud 10
nur opnIon il i, the very last course TO deserve
nr 10 srcuse party ascendrucy. Ever, private
citizen owes duts to his State, aud Il = the
nigh prisilege 81 every nne % lay hl- talent
upur its aIfsr. Much more il il the duty and
privilege of the chosen Legislator. Let US
be.eech our friends. II any % them have rn-
tettalaed ~ idea 80 unworthy 81 themselves
AID II the State, tuJiscsrd il. and - iorward
manfully 10 discharge Uf ihrir duty. ~ the
exercise Of their privilege, aud thus show
that - party men they can deserge success.
whether they receive Il or mol.
.'Tis no, 10 morials 10 command SUGGEST
Let Them % morc--dtserre IT,
Fan. Obserrer.
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A NEW. NCEMENT.
The South" and aThe States,s
TO lie CDNSOrInAFEp

4 " arrangement has been concl uied between r. A.
fyofr editor Of the Richmond South and The
proprietor Of this paper the States, by hich The South
and the States are to be consolidated into one paper
70 W published ~ this city in enlarged FORM and To-
be under The editorial control Of Mr.. Pryor.
The paper will be the organ 81 no person or clionc.
but devoted 70 The general interests Of The Democratic
party 10 accordance with the principles Of Stserahts
Democracy.
Mr. Pryor will undertake The editorial control Of Inc
paper between the goth Of this month and the il. a
december
and published on The following terms
Daily- One copy per year Sc 90
= Two copies per year 10 90
Semi. Weekly--0ne copy per year 81 90
Weekiy-One copy per year 90
Five copies 10 club 90
Ten copies TO club is 90
Twenty copies TO one address 20 90
SESSION PAPER.
As the proceedings Of the coming Congress will he
Of gieat interest 10 the whole country 1.-THE States
will keep its readers fully advised upon al subjects
which may be discussed by that body
The price d subscription for The session will be as
follows:
Daily-0ne cory ) m
iWo copies 8 90
Semi Weekly--One copy 30
Weekly copy 50
Five copies TO a club Q 90
Seventeen copies 10 one address 90
- Posimasfrs who will forward Us 4 club or sub.
sc'lhefs 70 our Weekly forone year at tile club prices
vii he entitled to copy Of The Weekly states for one
Year.
~ Al letters in relation 10 lie new arrangement
should be addressed 10 Pryor & Hsiss VI asilgton, ID.
20.
/ ~ Editors Of Weekly Journals who will give tbs,
above few Insertions will receive our Daily II ~.
change during the coming session Of Congress.
Now IL. ne
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

PsISruL ACCIDENT =, little infant. be.
tween seven and eight months old. Child 81 Mr..
wnodcrt. af BALTIMORE. came 10 it, death nm
der The following circumstances, an the cad
inst. Mrs. woml.rt had put the child 10 bed
abuut 8 o'slock. well and hearty. aud ~ halt
an haur afterwards II was dead. lthnd died
from snfTaca,ion. DR.. Damman, who was
called 10. gave il as his opiuiUn that The little
thing hal sucked into its month and ihf0,t :
Garner o. shawl wrapped around i. thus
spliorating.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

WEEP NOT.
Weep not for the aged dead.
Whose pilgrimage i o'cf,
Whose waywprn lark 10 more may strive
Alnng lite's rugged shore.
Who. every storm and tempest past,
With iimbrss worn and fisen,
Have found harhor safe II Last,
Whose anchorage IL heaven.
Rather weep Ye co. thasr
Whose binding. gushing tears
Are yelling from The fountains .ieeP,
Which love bath uurAcl ios years;
10 whom MONS brightness brings no hope.
Ewes shadows. 10 repose.
But care comes with The coming day,
Aud ianics I'll ~ elakc;
Who IN their desolaiion. deem
That I'll liit's jeys ore ned.
wecp ,c Tor them, I've have isas,
but weep moi Tor The dead
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

SENTENCE OF A SLAVE ABDucToR.-IIugll
fIazlitt, white man. charged with enticing
and pursuading slaves 10 run away from Dor
chester county, Mary land, was tried this week
at Cambridge, and found guilty on seven in
dctments. He was sentenced by the Court,
on the first indictment. 10 tile penitentiary
till May. 1867, and on each of The others for
SIX years.--naking. in the aggregate. forty
five years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

#THE WAsHBuRSG BRoTHERs. Wash.
burnes. brothers. in the present house IL
Representatises-Islael, Of the fifth district
of Maine Elilu B &c The first district Of
Illinois, and G. c. Of the second district Of
Wisconsln--are reelected by heavy MAORI.
ties. Another brother has just been elected
10 The Minnesota Legislature, and expects To
be candidate Tor Congress next wear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

The Ddhlin Medicsl press ASSERT that The
aupil. II The Pol yteclinie schoul 10 Paris have
recent, furnished some curious statistics
bearing On tobacco. Dividing the young gen.
2, zen u that college ints tw. gfnups-the
smokers snd noa smokers--it shows that the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
NJ A Z Z IE ID.

srEwAnT 10 Miss MARIA REBEccA Moons.
u Alamance county, on Thursday, December ID, by
j y, Jones, Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM H CRuronrrELD 10
Miss JAM THOMPSON, all d Alemance.
Al the residence Of Stephen Moore, Esq, in Mound
Prairie, Hampstead county, Arkansas, the 10th day
Of October, by The Rev. J. W. Haynes, Mr.. SAMUEL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

A Cincinnati paper has come 10 The con-
cluson that III score Of the cowardly
wretches who 80 about town heating unlor-
tunate women, we're respectfully killed, it
would be well for The community in general.
and retrlbutiyejusllce in particular" RE-
specially killed. is a good phase.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
SEWING MACHINES,

WE have accepted the Agency for
.Grover 4 Bakers" Family
Sewing Machines. Can furnish them
at the shortest notice and at the low
est rates. Also Singers and the 9th
er styles furnished when desired.
]. G. TURRENTINE s SON.
Agents.
november ". Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
Al I. 4 N ZION!
SMOKERS, ATTENTION.


SHE subccriber would call the attention 81 his smok-
ing customers 10 the best and largest lol Of Cigars
thai has rser been brought 10 this place. He would
respectfully invite them 10 give him call when in
want q good eisar. My stock consists Of the loIow-
ing brands. VIZ:
$50 Champagne Bottle Cigars.
200 Book Cigars, boxes made in book form.
1000 Jenny Lind small Lady cigars.
500 Family Cnuchase.
$50 Olympia.
800 Tres. Rvas.
800 Ia Fancy Cases Eluise.
400 Baltimore Club.
400 U. s. & Co.
400 lyman Fine.
100 Havana Rcgalas, very fine.
500 Dalce Pima. extra fine.
500 GeralJo Sebia.
ALEX. PLEaSASTS.
November "a. 67-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

. KEGs I.seri Beer jdsi teeeisel-rvcemmenjed BY
9 Ill the dOeiots ID the United siaies 70 he ,hs best
beverage 10 The world. So call and SET glass. II 10
only kspi by ALEX. PlEAsANTS. !
Na,erb.s "a. sT-.sv,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

One reason Why The world is not reformed
is because every man is bent on returning
others, AID never thinks Of reforming HIM.
self.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

Tie wife Of Thomas Roper. of Hartford
Conn.,, was frightened to dealt, on Wednes-
day night. BY fire which was near her dwell.
ing. When the fire broke out she was stand
ing IN the sink room, and the sudden flash Of
the flames upon the window 81 her house
flrghtend her 50 that she fell dead upon the
floor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

A IlaY's ToNorE FASTENED TO LAMP
pssr.--0n Saturday morning little fellow,
about eight wears old. son Of Mr. Chilean,
bookseller, while playing with some other
bows on North street. approached a lamp.
post and careIessly applied his tongue 70 IL
rray. frosted surface. when IN an instant, 70
The bey's own horror and utter astonIshment
of his pIa,mates, he was held fast BY his
tongue q thc post, suffering very severe pain
and totally unable 10 help or extricaie him.
self Of course the boy could not speak, and
eould only manifest his feelings by signs with
his hana.. Various applications 81 warm tea.
steam. sc. were made Nv some neighbors, who
heard the unusual noise made BY the other
bo,.. and came 10 learn what was The mat.
,er: bn, IL no avail; such was the action q
III cold iron thai the hold was even getting
tighter. When alter about ten minutes had
elspsed. the boys father heard 81 The a.
az. and. Fastening 10 his relief. he took
! Knife and was obliged 20 cut the tongue
loose. leaving it, skin still fast 20 the post,
and causing the blond 70 How very pfoiusel,.
Immediately on his release the poor little
fellow became insensible and was taxi home.
London &c. WI 7, a2d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
sv The Examining Committee will
meet at the Court House on Saturday
the 18th Of December, which will be
the last until next April.
w. H. BROWN, C. D. s.
Z Nov 20. 6s--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

smokers have proved themselves Ia The vari-
Gus competitive examinations far inferior to
the Others, Not only in the examinations
On entering the schools are the smokers in The
lower rank. but in the various orJeals that
they have to pass through 10 year, Tie aver
aye rank Of the smokers had constantly fall
len. nd not mconsiderabIy. while the men
who.aid not smoke enjoyed acerebral atmus-
pher dof the clearest kind.
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" aTI d Il

'lIE subscriber. Intending 20 Close BIZ present bUs
ness, gives naiice 10 those indebted 10 him. thai
he will expect anil require III noles and accounts that
are due % 10 10 " ihedsi d January neIt. Ne
hopes 10 make bis collections without tesnTting 10 Law,
hut will have u 70 10 unlCss paii without.
r. 3. RuFfIN.
ssp,suhNst ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

DsArH Of MISERABLE CLrRayNss N ESo-
L.sp.-The London Waterman announces
The death 81 the Rev. John Kicking, the
"oldest Methodist preacher 10 the world,
and The last survivor Of the Helpers Of John
Wesley" lie died on the 9th Of Nosem-
Der, ID the seventy first year Of his ministry.
and would have been ninety-three years old
had ne lived three weeks longer. Ills last
nubIic service he conducted al Birmingham,
a fortnight before his decease, when he lee
tured on = Early Methodism." lie had con-
Quoted on the average l50 special public
services year during the last three years,
and collected many hundred pounds for
chapels and other funds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
PUBLIC SALE.
TO FARMERS.


s@- We wish to buy large lot Of
GoOD WHITE WHEAT.
Those liosi whom We bought last year, and oihsts
having god article. should cell Ne, % We have
nov eoheu,ied 10 buy again.
J. q. TURRENTINE & SON.
November 20. os-I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Notice ot Forfeiture and Sale of the Internal I'm IN WASHINGTON DISTRICT
Feb. 9, 1858. l2t

NE Auditor of the Arkansas
 to Internal Improvement ndand more lnaments bonds approved the 22 day the annexed list at public VeSene with suitable notice to the coutmd and him ude o purchase failed vwitht
 
 that unless shall within oft @ satisfactory the the orgna purchasers in uScharse liabilities the proof they shall file bondse Internal he the lad together with
 
 such bond at the aiducg with nor or Land Agent the comply the conditions lands abandoned the of are hereby dec re to be forfeited equity thB valid thereof, the State lands -
 nat the expiration for purchase said n or improvements made of sha' disposed provided the within one quarter section ot said n including said such sold adding amount rom the date the shall "Hh security to approved by the Land in men ponds shall payable annual ateof
 therefore offer described landsa No bids
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REV

ID ANAWAY, about the 2d of Februs,, lN 1858, from the service of James F. Fte.i near Benton, Ark, likely negro boy belS, ing to me, named JOHN, about , fee. j high; thick set, black complexion. has rem, fine teeth and is about 20 years old and h. posed to be lurking about Little Rock. Ir the above reward for his delivery to me. ift. of the State; and $50 if taken in the State. m. pay all expenses. x. II. IIEMPSTE
 Little Rnckn Ark 18th Mar,.h lSls
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
THE CHEAPEST FLOWS TUFt

VANISHING to make room for anew cN
 W stock, will dispose of my pre- |, AA,Ss. sent lot or Flows, on terms that vii sA-z-ss 2 suit the purchaser lower, much lower thala be bought at any other establishment in thi, : have q large assortment of the best and mo,,s ed patterns that are known to the public.
 March ,. 1858. Pm ROBERT BRO1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
FEMALE SENNg

MRS. L. FOSTER SMITH. Princira TlIE Fall term will commence on Monls1 Il tember ', 1857. Tuition per session r months, ten dollars in advance. including , branches of hroogh E,glisb Eiacatia. Vocal and Instrumental Music. Draw1. extra.
 Ample accommodations for Boarders in god lies. on reasonable terms.
 Please send for a circular.
 Fayetteville, Washington, Ark.
 Aug. II, 1857 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
lrttV' M. VrI- V V-
 Have Timber Deadened
Upon it, and will
 EirL Drn h z,

lui CiCIlcI tIlt pldLIdLlOliS or Nlu lduQS Cl L. desire 70 sell.
 Much fine land in this State has been reserz sale for the last five years. having been rE1 swamp and overtlOwed. and which by an aa last Congress was confirmed to the State. Is of these lands contain a great deal that ha, v valuable since it's reservation and rLe ab.s from their experience as practical surveyors whom has been engaged in the Public Surler State for many years, and the other in Rairs swamp Land Engineering, having thus g.- extensive knowledge of lands throughout ih will be prepared to locate for parties W hen t4
 Confirmation of Swamp Land Is offered for sale. or subject to entry. ei.ls stipulated share of the land or commission 1g money invested.
 Persons hunting homes in Arkansas vii i their office plats of unimproved land. or farrs full descriptions of their Improvements, Qua cality. etc, so that they can be at once dira cheap and suitable places.
 Will buy and sell Land Warrants or loss Tor holders. ing business in the above line promptly attended to.
 Office in Adams buildings on the corner q md Markham streets, Little Rock. Ark
 REFERENCE.--Ilon.R Robt w. Johnson. Hr C. Watkins, Gen. Wm. F. Ashley, !. W ' aughey, Land Attorney and State Collector Rock.
 Hon. Fdw. Cross, Hampstead county.
 Dan1 E. Williams, esq. Washington, ArE
 Wm. Byers, esq, Batesvile, Ark. Titus X Co, Memphis. Teun.
 The Registers. Receivers and State Land As Batesvile Little Rock and Washington. Aug. IS. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
JONES. W. II. WATKINS. aJ F. n
 JONES. ATkINS < CO.,,
WHOLESALE and Retail Drugst W and ApOthecarie>, Jacksons

anu ApOtneCdTit>. JdtksOlW E1 Arkansas.
 Having associated with us. Dr J F. Harris, is an experienced and thoroughly educated l- having been practically engaged in the bu.is the past eight years; and being ab ut to rr our new and commodious Store Room. where add largely to our present stock. with the & supplying the Trade in the surroundings the most liberal terms. and at reasonable pe would respectfully solicit a call from the pub5 the assurance on our part that no honest ef5r be spared to make it their interest to trade aii Our stock will comprise at all times every tin ally kept in a well regulated Drug E,tabH and that of the best quality. We shall pay a lar attention to Physicidas' and CoaHtty E orders.
 PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES v and accurately compounded, with neatness g patch.
 OUR TERMs-shall be such as are customr all responsible parties. March ;, lsi.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
WARD COMING, Presi o. P. MILLER, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE TRIDENT MUTUAL INsrP.vc,
 PrOyidpuca k Ion r L

OFFICE OF THE TRIDENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 4
 Providence, k. l., Jan Ist Is,.
 At a meeting of the Directors of this cor held at their office, it was resolved: "N That William T. Amo>s, esq. of Little poo. ty of Pulaski, State of Arkansas. is hereby ,r' Agent of this Company at Little Rocl; af,relf.! that he is hereby authorized to acknowledes of process for and in behalf of said ComFs,'' we hereby consent that process served mn. Agent. shall be taken and held to be as r,I, served upon this company, according to tbs that or any other State. and we hereby v.' claim of error by reason of such process
 lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF The Presiden. .. retary of said Company have hereunto aRv.1 seal and subscribed their names. the day .,i above written. WARD COWING pr { o. P. MILLER, Secretary.
 Ir-l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
LEAD AND SHOT.

USI received from St. Louis, kegs Bar I D bags Buck Shot;
 Turkey Shot;
 8 Bird Which we offer low for cash. .> March 30, 1858. FIELD X DOLE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
JUN Ts Vs
 MOORE & HUGHES

HAVE associated themselves for the ual | l of
 General Land Agency Busines, in the State of Arkansas. They will Pay on Lands, attend to the
 Reckoning Of Forfeited Lands
 They will make personal examinations aniy of land, and report to parties the chara,tu soil timber. quantity of arabic land upon G ieular tract. and any desirable intormationn thereto. and in eases where owners wisbtobil land into market. they will coAtract to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
SUGAR. SUGAR
Improvement L'

ECElNED per steamer Quapaw, two hls u gar, which will be sold for cash by
 March 30. 1858. FIELD x DOLL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

This is to certify, That WILLIAM T :, Fso., of Little Rock, Arkansas, has been .. ~ appointed and by these presents is dul, co, iss s an Agent of the Trident Intnal I'm. Company, of Providence, R. l.. 5'g pleasure, with full power to make Sr' Iola' ceive Applications, collect Premiums and L.. cies for said Company, any where in the St,a n kansas as General Agent. cansed M 6rI 0esN. MnF@roF to s i hs said
 and Secretary, at Providence, this 2Oth dsv s vember, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
General Insurance Aoe,,

w. T. A M o SS & CoA LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAs WILL Insure against LOSS or DAN.c. { w FIRE, on Stores, Merchandise. haut Mills, Manufactories, Hotels, Gin and Suos. 'sl Fl ALSO-Marine and Inland transportafa, ngS Risk, as low as consistent with salety in tba gs ing Safe asd Reliable Companies: Na;
 T R 1 D E N T MUTUAL INSURANCE COMp,
 OF PROVIDENCE, R. |.
 Capital S5OO,OOO.
 CON TIN MEN TAI INS SUR NCE COMp.r
 OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN
 Capital s1,0OO,l CO., Authority for acting in one Company ments similar in all others. iAS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
UNITED STATES MAILS
PesT officp n
 FEpA pTMENT

~NA
 December 3l, lS57 DROPOSALS will be received at the Contract of | fee of this Department until B. D. m. of We'd nesday, March 3l, 1855. for conveying the mails of the United States for four years. commencing July l, 1858: and ending June 3o 1862, in the Gtste of ARKANSAS on the routes and by the schedules herein specified.
 Decisions to be m; a h .ua. ,ost A.J"1"'"'s .aseully tle terms and ss5ructsoas a- 1ssl From Little Rock, by Pcnnngton's Mills. Pine Bluff, Rob Roy, and New Gascony to Rich land, 70 miles and back, three times week.
 Leave Little Rock Monday, Wednesday, and fHday, at fB,
 Arrive at Richlana nest days by am, Leave flchand Tuesday, thursday, and Sat nrShy at m, Arrive at Little Koch next days by ' a m, 7se2 From Little Rock. by Mary, Brownsville Aberdeen, Cypress Big Creek, and Planters, to Helena, l23 miles and back daily. Leave Little Rock daily at pm Arrive at Aberdeen next day by l2 m, Leave Aberdeen daily at F pm, Arrive at Helena next day by II am, Leave Helena daily at } m,
 Arrive at Aberdeen next day by II m, Leave Aberdeen daily at m, Arrive at Little Rock next day by P m: Bids to supply LawrenceyiIle and Valley Grove. between Aberdeen and Cypress, are invited.
 7ses From Little Rock, by Fouche, Collegeville, Benton Fair Play, Rockport. Midway, Philadelphia, Anvil, Clear Springs, Antoine Huddleston, Graves, Marlbrook, Washing ton Columbus. Saline, Brownstown. Para clifta, Rocky Comfort, Mill Creek, Tex and Spencer, to Clarksville, 24l miles and back daily.
 Leave Little Rock daily at m, Arrive at " ashington next day by l2 m, Leave Washington daily at m, Arrive at Clarksville next day by pm, Leave Clarksve daily at 6 d m, Arrive at w ashlngton next day by l2 m, Leave Washington daily at m, Arrive at Little Rock next day by Bpm 7se4 From Little Rock, by Red Oak, Oakland Grove, Stony Point. Searcy, Cold Well, Pleasant Plains and Rocky Point. to Bates vile, 9e miles and back, three times week. Leave Little Rock Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at am,
 Araive at BatesvilIe next days hy 10 pm. Leave Batesville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at m,
 Arrive at Little Rock next days by 10 m. Bids to run six times a week are invited. 1905 From Little Rock, by Bayou Metoe, Royal Colony and Centre Hill, to Searcys, 60 miles and back week.
 Leave Little Rock Monday at m, Arrive at Scarcys next dry by l2 m, Leave Searcy's Tuesday at pm, Arrive at Little Rock next day by g pm. fs0e From Little Rock, by East Fork and Spring feld to Clinton, 50 miles and back, three times week.
 Leave Little Rock Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
 Arrive at Clinton next day by lopm, Leave Clinton Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day at am,
 Arrive at Little Rock next day by 10 pm. 7o0f From Little Rock, by North Point. Maumee, Perry vile, Casa. Petit Jean. Danville Par kersburg, Rock Creek. Reville. Trouble Hill, Boonve. New Market. and Greenwood, to Fort Smith, ITO miles and back, three times week.
 Leave Little Rock Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at m,
 Arrive at Fort Smith third day by 10 pm, Leave Fort Smith Monday, Wednesday, and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

The undersgned--whose post office address is--, county of-, State of-, proposes convey the mails of the United Sates from July 1s5s June 3O 1882 lon Wsss Mo-, bstween--and- to the advertise
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

com tern llel
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
INSTRUCTIONS.

The undersigned, postmaster at -, State of - ce es, under his oath of ofce that he is acquainted w the above guaantors and knows them be of and able to make good their guaranty.
 Dated. (Sigued)
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
rident Mutual Insurance Com,,

Authority for acting in one Companv ments similar in all others.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
(signed.)

The under gned, residing at - State or -, undertake that the fore bud for carrying the mail No. - be accepted by the Postmaster Genera the bidder ha prior the day of August 1858, enter into the required obligations contract perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties.
 This do understanding distinctly the obligations and liabilities assumed by guaranto under the 21h section of the act of Congress of July ?, ls36.
 Dated. Signed oy two guarantors.)