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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

THE LATE GENERAL HAvELocK-This gen. eraI, whose decease in India has been so much lamented, was not only soldier, but preacher He was a member of the Baptist church in Calcutta, and is said by the missionary Kincaid who knew him well, to have been a devoted Christian. He was accustomed to carry with him preaching tent, in which to exercise his personal gifts as preacher of the gospel. His influence was great and good in the army. Lord Cough used to rely upon his brigade for the most difficult anl dangerous work; and at one time when required to send forward a force on q particularly perilouS and important en- terprise, calling for great care as well as cour- a5e IS said to have exclaimed, "Turn out the saints; HaveIocll never bnders, and his men never Set drunk. .n-- Boglan JolnlL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased of Me,srs L. NJ. Filkins &; s Co.,, their stock of Dry Goods in trade at libe raj discount am prepared to sell and will sell my Goods at the oligipa} cost, and having a partner in New York also in New Orleans and raised to this line q business both interested ill this house. will be enabled to procure the latest styles and will sell them at the lowest prices
 SAML. II. TORREY. Little Rock March l6 lS5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

A BALL OF FIRE IN THE AIR-We are told that some of the citizens of Frostburg were as much astonished as alarmed by seeing ball of fire several feet in circumference pass over that town on Tuesday afternoon L,st. It first ap- peared near the Frosiburg mines, northeast of the place; 1t then followed the current of air, in a Southwestardly direction, when it seemed to fall to the grouid. Its appearance is described to have been rcd blazing body, passing rather swiftly, and leaving sparks and fragments of it's blaze Tn Its tram. It was at an elevation of 40 or 50 feet above the house tops At the time it came to the ground it seemed to have been mostly consumed. This singular vsitant is supposed to have been body of gas which es- caped from the coal mines, and .on coming in contact with the pure air, gnted and produced the sight described.- d.-C Cumberland Ma. Civtltan.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

X IL persons who omitted to deliver their Road A Tax Certificates for the years 1855 and s56 will confer favor by depoeiting them the office of Gordon \. Peay, in the city of Little Rock I have ai1 the amount of all outstanding certificates the treasurer of Pulaski county, in cash and it is mpor tant that should have the certificates returned to ,JNO. C. PEAi. Idte ISh41Jf
 20-4w and ETie,ff9r ,f y'.TaSEj GI 4tE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
LONG CABIE OF CERTIFICATES

Since s47, when we first commenced good work of discoy erng remedies for the relief oi the pan-ndden md diseased and preparing the for public have qualification of claiming have received thanks and certificate. of than all other nuacnrers and medicine practitioners in the world, put together.
 The tght of the paper alone, which said certificates and letter, of thanks said certificates attached together in great ro woud the distance thou sand screen hundred and fortg.fUc mticS. Among lhe immense npmber of certificates are: l2GOUU Rheumatism cured in from ten minutes to twenty
 four hours
 90, ,OO0 Chrome Rheumatism cured from ore week to six
 weeks. Pam relieved Tn few moments, aers
 first applications lC00OO Cases of Tie DooneuN and Neuralgia. stop
 ped in a few moments, and cuied in from half
 hour to few days 0OO Gases Bnrns calds Bruises and other acci
 dents. Pains stopped in few moments, and
 cured in day 500G00 Gases of DrrhGa Pains stopped in few 50,0O0 Cases of Fever and gne 1000 Gases of Scarlet Fever.
 100 Cases of Yellow Fever, reported to us. How many
 of ths fatal disease have been cured by aid of
 the Reliei, not reported, we are unable say. 1000c0 Gases oi loothaches Branches strains Lumbagos
 and pains in the legs, back etc., from five
 twenty-five minutes. 3OoO Case> of Asthma. 1n0tO Bronchitis, Catanh. Long Complaint lUUo0 Gases of Syphiluc Rheumatism, Nodes, and other
 venereal taiuts. 2G0GG0 Gases of Sick and Nervous Headache Rush of
 Blood 0 the Head. 5000 Cases of Cholera Asatic) in from fifteen minutes
 0 siX hours.
 Besides thousands ard of rhousa ds of everyday com
 paint of no gwen name, that every Is more
 less suhlec: 5000 Gases Dyspepsia I0U Gases of skin Diseases Salt Rheum, Sores, Sore
 Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pmpies, Blotches and
 IiumoIs of all kinds-cured bv tile use of Keno
 vaiing Re>ovent. 4 change for the bet felt
 by he sufferer of the oaih>ome dis ca e, in d
 few hours afi CT a dose Of Resolvent is taken 20000 Gases of Cosiveness. lndige >tion Liver Com
 painls. Beart Diseases, kfdnev, Bladder and
 Uretha difficulties, cured by few doses of RAD.
 WAY 'S REGULATORS, a dose ot which once
 week will keep organ in lhe system in q
 healthy condition and force them a due perfor.
 nance of their duties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

H AVlNG purchased the above named pro- .... | Il perty, and put it in the most complete re- fE; pair rehtted with new furniture, am prepared .At to accommodate the travelling community in style unsurpassed by any house ill the State
 My ABLE shall be furnished at all times with the pest the markets of the place and elsewhere afford without regard to expense and trouble and no effort on my part shall be spared to render the guests of the house comfortable
 he STABLES in connection with the house. are under the surveillance of proprietor and attentive ostlers will always be waiting to render every at teItlon. STEPHEN HAYNES.
 Little Rock Nov n 1S57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
l. R 1,

To conclude, would tha Pddnays Ready Relief external and internal remedy: that is impossible pain inc that it's intuence-its life quicker power inuses strength the weak feeble and nhrm Nc matter what the of the pam be, dose application will instantly stop
 Rad,rdi's Regulators in the form of Pills elegantly coated with gum and when taken will nausea sick kneSS-ther office regulate the organs the heahy and regular action, equaIze the eircula ton of the hood md expe all ditcules of de- rangements from the yeT stomach bowels kidneys heart skin bladder and thus cnrng rapidly all diseases
 ated either of the organs of the body general system. Every lady osld keep box of these Pills hand They the certain Regulators you can take
 RsdravS RHorGtiHg RcsoreHt is for the all dis of n chronic, constitutional scroulous character SKIN ERuPTIONS, SALT RHEUM, JUNIORS etc These remedies pleasant take, quick in action and safe No ininry result from their use. Let the sick give them trial. RADWAY X CO,
 l62 Fulton Street, New York
 The R. R. R. Remedies sold by Druggists the United States Canadas, and by Merchants places where there are no Druggists. June l6, 1851. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
CONSTITTTIONAL nIsrAsrs

Many diseases that alct humanity inheed as heir looms from the diseased bodes of .icklv scIofula Consumption, syphilis Fits, among inc constIluonal diseases. Now how many gene. ations the eel of these diseases have m the stsiem coHuptng the b!oodRIdcagS ReHoptiag Rc0rom will eradicate the bodies afflicted ~ particle ot diseased deposits, and fiji the with new pure and healthy blood.
 RadrdyS ReHoCarg Ros0lrrnt should he hailed
 sing by mother throughout the land whose infants are afflicted with Sores, Iumo, These breahngs ont hus eay) evidences of diseases stock. few do-es of he RCH0ratng ReSotueAt will era dieaie ve>tge of the disease and the child sound and healthy body.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
". JONES. ". II. WATKINS. J. F. HAKRIsu
 JONES, WATKINS & CO.,,
..s SaTHOLESALE and Retail Druggists ~s w and pothecaries, Jacksonport $ !.

s.sa. SGI HOLESALE and Retail Druggists ~z.
 " and Apothecaries, Jacksonport < 2 EY Arkansas. l.1
 Having associated with us, Dr. J F Harrison. W 10 is an experienced and thoroughly educated druggist having been practically engaged in the business for the past eight years; and being about to remove to our new and connections Store Room whcre we shall add largely 10 our present stock with the object of supplying the Trade in the surrounding country upn the most liberal terms. and at reasonable prices would respectfully solicit a c,ll from the public with the assurance on part that no honest efforts shall be spared to make it their interest trade with us. Our stock will mprise at all times every thing ally kept ill well regulated Drug Establishment. and that If the best quality We shall pay rarlicu- lar attention to iHyaioiauS' and Cuptry Me/ctaatS' orders.
 PREsCRIPTIoNs and FAMILY RECIPES. promptly patch.
 OUR TERMs-shal be such as are customary with all responsible parties March 2 lS5S. lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
ATE OF ARKANSAS, |

'TArE OF ARKANSAS, ss
 BOUNTY OF JOHNSON.
 In the Circuit Court of Johnson county. on the haneery side thereof before the clerk thereof in 'ation, February l2th. A. D. 1858. Dssid Logan. Complainant.
 vs Bill in chancery. 9eorge W. Aills, Defendant. BOMBS the said complainant. by Floyd 6S May VI his so,i,tors ami files here his bill, to which i> lHeuded the affidavit of John W. May, that the Ail George w. Aills i- non resident Of the State 'f Arkansas, and upon motion of said complainant, tis ordered that the said resident defendant. md all persons who can set up any claim or right the land in controversy in his suit. be notified of he tendency of the same, by publication of this rde in the True Democrat newspaper printed and ub .>hed in the State of Arkansas. for the number hes be and appear before the court here, by them eises or counsel on or before the fourth day of the eptemher term If this eonrt. at court to be holden t the in tue city Of Carksvi!le. in the ounty and State aforesaid, on the third Monday fter the fourth Monday in August. A. D. SIS. and 'lead answer dcnur Co said complainant bill or he same will be taken as confessed and decree en- cred accordingly.
 The object and prayer of which bill is to perfect he title to the northeast quarter. of section thirty i've. in township nine north of range twenty five rest containing one hundred and sixty acres. which aid land was purchased a sheriff sale for tax for he sum of seven dollars and thirty cents. and leld by said Logan under sad tax ttle
 AUGUSTUS NJ. WARD, Clerk
 A true copy from the lecoTd-
 Attest AUGUSTUS Nj. WARD, Clerk
 Feb. 23. 1858 6w Cost of adv. $l5 %.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
THE CHEAPEST pLOWsIN THE CITY

NAlsHlNG to make room for ewGc>
 w stock, will dispose of my pre- - Ssz-E sent lot or Flows, terms that vii lf7-@@<a=4sz4a suit the purchaser-lowei. much lower than they can be bought 1t any other establishment in this city. have large assortment of the best and most approv ed patterns that are known to the public.
 March :. 1858. Pm ROBERT BRODIF
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
DENTAL NOTsf,G

FIN .eplv to frequent inquiries, I would z say, that am now prepared to tra.els .s@-@S to any part of the State. and will go pre-l1YYY~Ty pared to do everything in the line of my profession Ill the neatest possible manner. Person wishing my services wil please drop line to that effect as shall not have time to 20 except where have calls and will only charge the regular Memphis and cas- tern prices. same as charge in my offee
 H. N. CASE, Dentist. March 16, 5s. Iy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
STRAINED OR srOLEN,

I'R0M Saltwater Plantation, near New s ! Gaseony. ab.gt Jan, ist, Bay Mare M branded on the shoulder with J. N. B. for I. NJ. Bass; any person finding and securing them so can get them, will b. librally rewar,lel Address
 JAMES MCAMMON. Overseer. March Is, lS5S. 6w New Gas,onv Ar
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
Valuable B Bottom Land fer Safe.

NIE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres of first class land. miles east of Little Rock. } miles from the Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
 he land has dwelling house. stables etc., on it, and about loo acres in cultivation.
 March 9. 1858. D. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL

IcIcfSSI tOHnIts Atk.
 WYE undersigned wishes to inform the public ge- neralIy, that he has located at White Sul- piur Springs seven miles west of Pine Euh' where he i~ busily engaged in repairing building and fur nlshng rooms 10 accommodate all who may wish to avail themselves or the medical IIoprietes of the waters of thrse justly celebrated springs eight in number within the mtcl compass Of thirty feet sAocaiy romantic and healthy and societ, eonl Hi, bnii'Iine' will be ommodiou~ly arranged and neatly frnshd. table well supplied with the srb,antial, ;,, well a~ some of the luXuIie> of life. Go d and eli clent servants always in attendance. | he best of provendcr fr horses ant experienced o>ters take them in charge Meals furnished at all hours to the visiting and trarclng community. anl every attru- ton pad to render them cumtnr' able He is also prepared to board students of both sexes. who may desire tp attend the excellent and well regulated Female School unler the supeIin'cndcnce of Mir. j. C. Newton. and the Male School conducted hv Mr. NJ. Currlc. which are now ill su.crSstul upcrution.= Parents wishing to board their children with hc m dersgucd may rest assured that every possible aten- ton shall he paid them. and that le and his lady will do all in their power to render them couented and happy. w. E. POOL.
 Jan. 1c5c 3n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
F. X. HINES, Artist,

TAS re-opened lis
 gallery the z.ss-3 s1>1so-res ssAsregR
 of Main =H..TTS 3lI FIN and Markham streets, 54di GsSSI gStj lsg.ns Hezekiahs Cloth sS4@N3 Sl-Y., issf s 4eI.e ing Store, where lie is G S szsss ss prepared, with the latest improvements to take Daguerreotypes. MelainOtypes. AmbrO. types. And all styles of pictures, in the most i'm proved and artistic manner.
 Citizens and strangers will consult their own in terests in visiting his Gallery and procuring the bst style of Pictures Satisfaction given in all cases ad charges reasonable.
 , Kemenber HINES GALLERY, on the corner of Main and Markham stecs, over Ilezekiah's Clotbino store, Little Rock.
 Artists furnished with all kinds of goods pertain ing to the art at fair prices.
 Little Rock Oct. 20 '5T Off
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
R. R. R. ET not the sick die, for in Radraus R. R R. Pcmedjc I/ there IS He@ Je for all uho hare taith n them!t
 LET THEM BE TRIEDi
 RADwAY's METHOD OF CUREI SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTUALt
R. R.. R.

here Is no pam however torHTou thai supple application of RIdrIys Rcadg Rcifff will In- stantly stop and quickly aay violent spa ,n, in. hammations and compositions. There dea>e how long may have become established the sv,em vhe her >titntona, chronic humorous clarac- Ter, but that RddIps RcH0ratiRr ReSoirfaf will exfemi- nate and intu>e Lfc, ood and ufjr criScbco throughout the broken and emanca ed organizations of the body.
 If by IHeguarity otherwise organs of te system become deranged and incapable of performing nnrt"ns;- the Liver. Heart Bowels, rach Bladder Kidneys, Skin, Nerves, Blood. etc, fault dose or two o' RtdraBS Regulators will health reel- arliv to throughout the body. They force ear and every organ 10 the natural performance i~v, thus keep regular and heal ny circulation the blood
 II a dose of Radcays Regulators swallowed the moment feel unTell, when >vtnp. tom appears, tbere would he further trouble for the d ea>ed aclon would be arrested, and healthy acton established On fact the sick depend-rHAr DIS EASE CANNOT GROW \ FORTIFIED AND UNDER TIE INFLuENCE R.. K K. REMEpIES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
MASONIC.

X T regular meeting of Rockport Lodge. No. IS. A of Free and Accepted Masons on the 9th day of March, A. L. 5e55. JACKSON c. CORNELIUS was unanimously expelled from all the rights and priyi eges of Masonry, for gross and unmusonic conduct.
 N. 4. EWING, Sec'v.
 Newspapers friendly to Masonry will please insert. March Is l6hs 3E
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
Notice Given. " ithnnt Further Cail.l

5 a ANlNG to leave for Germany on business in a h few weeks, but being obliged to first liquidate my own debts. | therefore request those who are in dr9ed to Ina to pay without delay; otherwise such claims will be g' an officer ir collection bv the nrst of next month. CiIARLES J. kREBS
 March g. 1858. St Gazette CODY 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
Putman,s New Curtain Fixtures.

rENlESE very superior Fixtures for sale at FEN
 E Rl'S. They not only varied in design, but certainly simple and complete in their mechanical engagements. any thing of the kind ever invented. They offered at prices, that bear a very striking comparison with the .ti3neS.n March 7. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

All the infmitie aches and pains that sadded upon the crippled body. readily ed quckv mated by RddUdVs Rcady Rsct The raPidty with which It stops the most agonizng pains and restores the inn, nervous and bedrldden ed he forms only unit of its tnly wonderful power Those who have for years fingered in have been suddenly ieved Of all pain, and enabled few hours duties and abors which of disease and decreptude have prevented.
 The great principles involved in the wonderful curative powers of RlrdBs ReGG0 Rctief exclusively to these Remedies, and the medical principle which these Remedies prepared, that renders
 CERTAIN, QUICK AND EFFLCTUAL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
SEALED PROPOSALS

L'OR Mastering the Court House at Brownsville. II Prairie county, Arkansas, will be received by the undersigned aipointed Conmissi by the County Court of said county, for that purpose until the 3Oth day of April, 1858.
 The work to be executed on or before the first of August, lS5s. in the best possible style, combining neatness and durability.
 The extent of plasiering will he over 1000 square wards Also private contracts for Painting and Gut tcring said Court House will be entered into on fla vorabie terms immediately.
 JOHN WRIGHT, C6'nmissioner. March ?, '5S. 2m
 seg Des Are Citizen publish months and send acconnt 70 Commssioner
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
pr. PETER UGlIAN. Surgeon Dentist,

EcERFORMS all operations requisite to ~---s--.. \ the preservation of the TEETH and sSssssse-szsS GUMS, and for the remedy of irregularity. OINy
 Artificial Teeth, Inserted from to entire set the zatest i'm, Drored netl5edS.
 .sg7 Office corner of Main and Markham stree.s- mp stairs. ly. Feb 16 lS5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
A CARD.

INIIE undersigned Builders anl Architers having established themselves in this city are prepared to execute every description of w.rl, in their fine with promrtness and dispatch anl ina manner that hey Hatter themselves Will give satisfaction.
 They are prepared to furnish plans, and prepare specifications for any de-crpton of building and to undertake the contraction of buildings within the city or in ts vicinity.
 All orders left at the stores of James A. Henry D. Bender or D. c. Fulton, will receive attention
 Jan. F. Gm# j, H. SMITH .G CO.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
FAYETTEVILLE FEMALESEMINARV

TAI @ Fl VILE FEM ALE SEMINARY,
 MRS. L. FOSTER SMITH Principal. THE Fall term will commence on Monday Sen. l tember ', 1851. Tuition per session of five months, ten dollars in advance, including qU the branches of a tborough Ejtgztsh Elucatiou extra. WY l. Ample aecommodations for Boarders in good fami- Please send for a circular
 Fayetteville, Washington, Ark.
 Aug. II, 1857 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
New CohfirEnations of Swamp and Over-
 flowed Lands iH the Helena District
SWAMP LAND OFFICE,

SWAMP LAND OFFICE,
 Lb1enu, March gth, 1858. NOFlCF IS HEREBY GIVEN. That an addi V tional confirmation of Swamp and Oycraowcd Lands has been made tie State of Arkarsas in the c'untles hereinafter named in the Helena District to wit: v Y h the county of Phillips, contain ', ing. at :...... 7a8 81 acres. In the county of St. Farncis con
 'aining... ....-..:............. $40 76 :. In the unty of Crittenlcn con
 taining. ...................... 5l sos 75 {" In the county of puinsett. containing 274S 75 {. Ill the county of Mississippi, con
 tain'ng. .................. 14Os7 54 < In the county of Greene, containing 89.el7 IS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
ln W a R K

facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can E ,assed by any printing establishment in the country v have procured cost of sixteen hundred dol
 mn, of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which us to do book and pamphlet work in superior style (at very low prices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

In counties where malaIiouS diseases prevail gue Dv entrry, Choefa, Cholera hlobu, ynhoid Tvpp,; Pneu mona, and oiher Malignant fever>, Ri-B's R-adv Ref taken preventive, will securely te iohabia oi an lnecve district aganst any attacks; and the infection has already spread prompt of The RraaV Rci and RsEiafors will quickly the patient and pei the infections malady entirely from tae system.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

REMOV AL. II RRISBIN & Co.,, have re- e. k1 moved to their new TIN rAsS s'toP. corner of Markham and Rock lAA&fsR Hreets, where they have received sfsortment of ofJapaned NJ are. such Toilet Sets. Cake Boxes, Dust Pans, Tea Canis- rs Also, Coffee Parchers Fire Tenders Bird Cages ron Spoons, Ladies and Flesh Forks; scolloped and an Tin Plates, and everything belonging to the tin "a sheet iron line; Cook Stoves of different pat ms and general assortment of tin ware, all of
 men they will sell low for cash, or exchange for old |opper and Beeswax
 T, J. BRISBIN x CO.,, nay IF, '57 Markham st., Little Rock.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
MORNING, MARCH g, 1858.
SEND IN VnITD nDnEDS

A SIlLEY'S Mill having now a head of wa+or A which will probably last for years, is fully pre- pared to f'
 Grind Wheat, Corn, and fill all bills for Lumber.
 " Ill pay market prices for Wheat delivered at the Mill. ' '--O Grinding days Monday and Tuesday of each week April '57 26-tf H q ASHLEY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
COyFIRMATI0N OF TAX TITLE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN That on the 18th ' day of March, A. b. lS55 William II. HaIlibur- pu purchased at sale of lands for non payment of 'iNcs in Arkalt,as county. made by Pleasant F. Nr'-s. the then sheriff and ex-oico collector of Ar ,lSas county in the State of Arkansas by authority and according to law, the half of the south 1t quarter of section f. in township south. in range west, containing eighty acres ofltnd stuaeu said county of Arkansas for the of twenty seven dollars and cents that being the amount otNaca amt county taxes penalty and costs duc there rn for the years from S3S to S54 inclusive and after tho expiration of twelve months, to wit on tha 4th day of April A D. 1856. the slid Pleasant F. Cross sheriff and otliro coe,tOrof the county of Ar Ilnsas as aforesaid executed, acEuow led ged and de hvercd deed in due form of law Albert Kim 1rough, as ignee ot the said iam H. lia,libur tn to the saiG est half of the south east quarter of section i, in township south in rangc6 west, which
 d deed has been duly recorded in the office of re eordcr of deeds for said county of Arkansas
 Now therefore all persons who can set up any right 70 said land purchased iu cou.cqu nye ut any in ornality, irrcgularity of legairy connected with ~aii sale. arc hereby required to show cause if anv thy can, at the October term S5o. of the cir tut court of Ar5a-s county. Go be held at the town fl Dewitt, in ArkaMsas county. on the 4th Monday liter the 4th Monday Of Se'temh her A. D. lS5S why aid sale of the said tra of land made should not be confirmed and the title thereto be quiotod in the ~aid Albert Kmbrough, as assignee of the sid Will hon filed by thesaid Albert Kinhroulh n said court for that purIose and in accordance with the Statute in such case made and provided.
 Given this 25th day of January. A. D. 1858.
 ALBERT KIMEKOUGU
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