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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
0TThe South Arkansas Democrat gives the following summary:

following summary
 In the Senatorial district composed of the counties of Hampstead, Sevier and Lafayette, Alfred Carrigan, Esq, is elected Senator From Ouachita and Calhoun, McCulloch is elected to the Senate; from Union and Columbia, (proba- bly) Dr. Ilarwel. In the district composed of Clark Pike and Polk, 1t will be very close be- tween Scott and Pennington, Scott being 102 votes ahead and Polk county to hear from.
 Carrigan is an American; Harwell, McCul- loch, Scott and Pennington, are democrats. In Sevier, Mckean independent democrat is elect ed to the lower house, over Penny, democratic nominee. In Columbia, Moss and Couch dem ocratic nominees, and in Ouachita, Abbott and Thrower, also democratic nominees; and two democrats, Griffin and Garland, from Hemp stead; also two democrats, Stewart and Weir, from Clark, are elected to the lower house.
 Askew, for the State Senate carries Union over Harwel by 63 majority, which elects him by one vote, as Harwel carried Columbia coun- ty 62. Further information may change the result.
 The returns from Columbia county, sent us by reliable gentleman, give the vote in Colum- ba, as follows Harwell Al, Askew 67l; Har- wells majority 70, which elects him by votes (ED. TRUE DEM)
 McCuloch's majority over Williams for the Senate is 1O49 in Ouachita and Calhoun Murray is said to be running ahead of Sorrels in the I'd judicial district, and is probably elected.
 The foregoing returns may Oe relied on as substantially correct. We think there is no pro- bability that the general result of the votes above given will be changed unless it is in the Senatorial election of Union and Columbia That is so close that a mistake of two votes might change the thing considerably.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
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During the discussion at Clear Lake, in Prairie county, between Capt. Danley and myself he was very personal and insulting and in reply, told the people that he knew under the present aspect of affairs, that he was beaten and wished to get me to attack him, so he and his friends might say l had jumped on a cripple, and thus get up sympathy that might change the re- suit. further remarked that nothing he could say, would induce me to do it before the cleo tion;-tbat Twas in the race and would bear all for the sake of an ultimate triumph; ;-that after the election, should hold him responsible in such manner as to place him on an equal foot Ing with me or any one. In response, he said ] had appealed to the bloody code of duellipg: that my character was such as To comneI him to decline; and if this were not so, he 'abhordv the system from principle, and therefore would not engage in it. As to the question of char acter, the community must determine. As to hls scruples of conscience he alone must iudoe as none are competent to settle question of this klnd, but he who feels the workings of this sllent monitor. This he has decided. and his conscience must protect him, and therefore I pass on. It does seem to me, however. that scruples of conscience should beget scruples of tongue.
 There are good men whose esteem shall forfeit by appealing to the bloody code as he calls it. In justification to myself, l will state that from an injury, my left shoulder and arm In1nc arfir
 other means of resenting an insult One other word aud 1 am done. In the discussion At Lit. tie Rock, on Sd July, Dr. Gibson, one of my op- Ponents two years since, was called on and made statement very much to my discredit. wanted to denounce him at the time, but friend thought best for me to wait till after the election. did so And as I can not for the life Of me remember anything occurring then. that In the least justi6es so gross charge now, am compelled to pronounce the whole state ment willful and malicious he. have under stood that he perhaps also abhors the code of honor, as it is called l have no other tribunal to which can appeal, and for fear he might have declined my call, have used the ''lie di- rect" which is said to be the seventh and last cause of quarrel between gentlemen, in order that if neither character or conscience deter him, he may resort to such means of redress as will place me on an equal footing with him. I am going with my family on short visit to the springs but shall be near enough for any cor respondence that may grow out of this con- munication. FRANCIS A. TERRY.
 TERRY's LANDING, ARKANSAS RIvER,(
 Aupust 4th 1S5Q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
Office 54 Camp street, New Orleans.

COULDN'T COME IT.-The election is over, and we are tired of politics, but we cannot re- sst the temptation of presenting an extract from a letter received from friend in Craw- ford county, as illustrating the tactics of the opposition:
 The mail will soon close and l have only time to drop you line.
 J.J. Green and Sam'l M Hays for Repre- sentatives, no opposition; James M Brown, re- elected; Isaac W. Talkington, old clerk, re- elected. We have again triumphed. The op- position were under better discipline than ever before-every thing had been managed with the most perfect secresy. The only stand made was against Brown, and against him they had concentrated their whole force, forgetting every thing else. So we'll was it managed, that nothing was suspected until short time before the election, and they came very near defeat ing us. It has taught us lesson that we will not soon forget"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
FRANK BLAIR BEATEN

Our chicken is out again, though ,lr. hoarse with growing. As the returns can,, from the several counties he gave livevc,, except from Pope, where they elected on. z, our opponents in strong democradc courtv when the crow was perceptibly faintg R., the returns from other counties made mi this, and kept the lungs of ChanticleerhT,, ous exercise.
 But when the news came that Frank E,, the abolitionist, who misrepresented h, s Louis district in Congress, and who was s, didate for reelection, was beaten by B,r.. the democratic candidate, our rooster py., himself, commenced growing and is vet
 The vote in St. Louis is: Barrett (dsmoy,s 6,718; Blair (abolitionisD, 6,122; Breckiar3, (know- nothing), 5,280.
 As usual the know-nothings, instead of ing with the democracy to defeat the black publicans, ran an independent ticket, endeaa ing to draw off voters from Barrett and q. Blair.
 This, as all other elections, demonstrates t when the abolitionists are to be beaten. dsr crats must do 1t. The know. notGings stu aloof or give aid and comfort to the enemy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

crats as shams, and accuses the knowno.,-. of selling their votes. His hand is aoai,.. man, except Capt. Danley, and eyerv ''''l hand, except Capt. Danley's, is asain., 4,aU' He is political Ishmalite. Like the ma. ~@ when his friend took him to Donnybroo, ,a0 put shillaleh in his hand aud told k: '' fight, enquired how he should distinm. m.' friends from foes, was answered: aNav. ~' your friends, go in, and whenever vor head, hit it," so he goes in and hits eve,u " he sees.
 We have written longer article tbo,
 custom, because we desire to nent,.I;. impression that may go abroad that ,h. ' men of Pulaski county, who may bs % nothings, are willing to sell their vots. W believe that they are politically in er,,.. i" they maintain opinions that are mischie,' "'' their tendency;-we are prepared to o,s
 them fairly and honestly,--but we do o.. .r'' leve that they are venal enough to sell T .
 votes, the Gazette and its temporary es '" the contrary notwithstanding.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

ELECTION RETURNs.--Our friends, and they are many, will please accept our thanks for re- turns sent to us. We give, this week, all, so far received. Next week we shall publish the full names of all the members elected to the General Assembly, and of all county officers elected in each county.
 Rust will double both his opponents, and f[indman double or treble his
 The know-nothngs have elected three or four members of the General Assembly. and in every case ''by q scratch"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
Respectfully
hespecttuIIy, '"
 JAMES P. OWEN, Eaator and Proprietor North Vest AppeaZ
Searcy Fem Institute


 k. H. JOHNSON, ESQ., wish through the colamns of your valuable paper to call public attention to the Searcy Female Institute. This school Is situated at the town of Searcy, in White eounty-one of the most healthy, mo- ral and accessible localities in the Statc The town numbers about five or six hundred inhabi- tants--has now two churches and another in process of erection-male and female academy --chalybeate and sul phur springs, the latter of which has recently been analysed by Professor Owen, State Geologist and pronounced one of the best in the State. The daily mail from Little Rock to St. Louis passes through the vil- lage, There is constant steamboat navigation to West Point distance of only twelve miles, to which steamboats come twice week regu- larly, and for about eight months in the year they run to Searcy Landing, within two miles of town.
 The country contains good population and or health is unsurpassed any where in the west.
 Professor Travis is eminently qualified for the principal of such school and he has pro- cured the services of ladies and gentlemen to fill the various professorshps of distinguished learning and ability, as may be seen by refer ence to the advertisement. ft this institution females can acquire all the mental and useful adornments that can be imparted at any insti- tuition in the north, and here they will be free from the baneful influences, alike destructive to morals and health, found the north and in the larger towns and cities. Here they will be surrounded by domestic institutions and cus- toms with which they are familiar; and here a beautiful and healthy and pleasant retreat is furnished to those oi their friends who migh, desire relief for a few weeks from the hustle ol business and the unhealthy miasma of swamps during the hot and sickly season.
 This institution has only to become knowr to be pattonized-will the south not encour 2, the efforts of southern men to build u, sucl institutions? KAPPA
 Searey, Arks., August 6tb, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR. LITTLE ROCK, AUG. Il, 1858

DE Bows REviEw.--The August number of this periodical, being, of itself, a volume of 125 pages, is before us. The leading article, entitled "Sta.e Rights and Soveregnity,'' is alone worth the price of subscription to the politician, or those wLo desire to be acquainted with the facts and principles involved in the nullfcation contest of 1852. The eleven other articles that go to make up the number are from able pens and on subjects of interest It does appear to us that the appearance of this number ought to double the subscription list of the Review
 Office 54 Camp street New Orleans.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
WnLHrna All. Anr,st {

FRIEND JoHNsoN-One hundred guns for old Scott, in the language of the gallant Perry, five have met the enemy and they are ours." The black flag of know nottingham trails in the dust before the banner of democracy Rust looses hardly twenty votes in the county Torbett the democratic candidate, leads Lee, know nothing, over 100 votes. Glory enough for one day. Yours, ScoTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
CRITTENDEN COUNTY.

Lyle is elected over Edmondson the regular democratic nominee. Berry elected Sheriff over Redmond. The Clerk is the only regular democratic nominee elected, except T. B. Craig Mississippi counties.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
HuntswVe, Ark.. July 3lst. 1858

Hunsv'tte, Ark., July 3lst, 1858. EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT:
 Dear Sr-In justice to myself as we'll as my patrons, you will please publish the fol- lowing:
 TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 As 1t has been reported to my prejudice, that have stopped the publication of the North West Appeal, and that it will not be resumed, deem it proper that I should give the cause of the suspension of the publication.
 Sometime last May I sent for bill of paper which has not yet arrived, and in consequence of this was forced to suspend publication.- But so soon as l can make arrangements to get more paper, the paper will be continued and the patrons will be furnished with ffty-two numbers.
 The Appeal is permanent institution of Madison county, and although the business men do not seem to take any interest in it so far as advertising is concerned, I shall not be discouraged.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
More Cheersl

Among the democratic triumphs we must not omit to notice the fact that the late election in Oregon resulted in complete triumph of the democracy. At the next session of Con- gress she will be admitted as a State and add two senators and representative to our strength.
 Three cheers and tiger for democratic 0reoonf E..N. -..-tl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
OT Fifteen dollars reward is offered for pistol. See adv.

DR. H. N. CAsE-Dr. Case, our resident dentist at this place, contemplates visit on professional business to the counties of Jeffer- son, Arkansas and Desha. He has resided in our city for four years and has proven himself most skilfull and perfect master of his art.- We recommend him to the patronage of our friends and the public, as a dentist superior to any we have ever known, and most clever and accomplished gentleman. He is our friend and has been for years, and we would be glad to hear of his success in his trip to those coun- ties
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

or The Boston Post publishes letter r0n Fall river. which states that on the 1st insts the diggers of we'll upon Dr. Durfee's estate U the north part of the city, were blasting, 'ns' were surprised by a stream of water bursslps forth, throwing a jet some forty feet above ',s surface of the ground. The stream is clea, !. crystal, and almost boiling hot. What mass. s.ss it more singular is, that the spot is one oi " highest in the city.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

JUSTICES ELEoTED-BIG ROCK TOWNSHIP. George B. King, W. F. Pope, J. D. Ftz- gerald, James A. Hutchings, N. H. Badgett, Wm. Woolford c. L. Jeffries, w F. Holtz- man. Wm. Hill was elected Constable.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

MT. EDIroR-Upon looking over the old acts of the Legislature I discover that an act was passed and approved on the 25th day of Nov, 1857, to incorporate the Antiquarian and Ma iural History Society of the State of Arkansas"
 No doubt it would be matter of interest to your numerous readers to be informed of the success of that society. Its objects were laudi- ble. What has been the result of its labors? Where is it? ANTIQUARIAN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
PRAIRIE CoUNTY--OFFICIAL.

PRAIRIE CoUNTY--oFF1C1AL For Congress--Rust... ..........'.oo ooo
 Drew ............ oo
 Jones S............... .loA For Pros AHy-HolIowell. .,....... .5ol
 Trigg. .............4Z .4Zo
 Johnson .lZl For State Senator-Terry. ......... .653
 Danley. y...........4O 400 For Rep-Reynolds. ................ ...389 Qussenbery. ............ .34o Ford .l55 Blakeny ........... loo Elected County Judge, Rogers; Clerk, Eng land; Sheriff. King; Treasurer, Byran; Coroner, Henderson; Surveyor, McPherson; Int Imp. Com'r, Fassett; School Comr, Preston. All democrats.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
Desha County. Ark. August

Deska County, Ark., August 5th, '58.
 EDITOR TRUE DEMocRAT-We have all down here been "astonshed with great as- tonishment." After all he, wrote said and did, Col. Burrow voted for all the democratic candi- dates except Jilson P. Johnson.
 In the contest for State Senator, after pre- vailing upon Col. Ferguson to run against Judge Fletcher, the regular democratic nominee, he voted for the Judge and against the Colonel This is what the " knowing ones" here call "playing it low down."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

FIRE WooD.-I wish to employ some person 70 turn sh aeu 85 co ds of fre-wood for the rse of he next General Assembly. radn D. B. GREER, Gsey ef Gsate.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.

MISSISSIPPI COUNTY. Entire democratic ticket elected. Young Tom Cfaighead elected Representative. Cold wells majority for States Attorney is large both in Mississippi and Crittepden counties, but not sufficient of overcome Childress iD the other counties of the district. Phillips county will alone elect Childress, almost.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

RIvER.--Two feet water in the channel and falling. Navigation may be considered as near- ly suspended. There is now lying here the steamers Little Rock, Virginia Belle and Rock City. 4eEH 10 aies sa sas
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
HARD OoUNTY-oFFICIAL.

For Congress--Hindman. ............753
 Crosby. ............. o2 For Pros. ARy---Patterson ........... 800 For Rspresentative-Mile iles Jeffrey 253 majori- " over A. $. Black.
 Elected County Judge, Black; Clerk, Dixon; Sheriff, Adams; Surveyor, Hardin; Int. Imp. Com'r, Tubbs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
POPE CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.

POPE CoUNTY-oFFICIAL. For Congress- Hindman .............5 59O Crosby. by................ 69 For Pros. Aty--Hollowell .......... .499
 Johnson .252
 Tngg. .l96 For Representatives. Barker. ....542
 Russell 319
 Tobey .............35 355
 West (opp.) ..4l2 Elected County Judge, Shinn; Clerk, Howell; Sheriff, Linton; Coroner, Bradley; Treasurer, Hornbeak; Surveyor, Miller; l. l. Com. Hills; School Con-, Stout.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
G The Gazette says:

"Capt. Danley has come out of this cont@' with his reputation as public speaker and as, s batter we'll established. He conquered--vMa. quished--his opponent at every appontmehs. .a n the district, and won the plaudts of "ws' done" from both political friend and foe"
 Ahem! These plaudits were "reduced !" writing," and stand
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

Elected County Judge, Phillips; Clerk, Har- dy; Sheriff, Newman; Coroner, Gibbin; Trea- surer, Roberson; Surveyor. Tally: Int. Imp! Colnr, Sanders; School Com'r. Cloud.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

INDEPENDENCE CoUNTY-oFFICIAL. Conqreso- Hindman. l,l3o
 Crosby ............. lo Pros. AHy-Patteson ............. SOU Representatives--M Montgomery .1,l23
 Ford H. l13
 Baxter $40
 Durham. m............. 219 Elected County Judge, Peed; Clerk, Price; Sheriff Dougherty; Coroner, Blevin; Treasurer, Harpham.
 LAFAYETTE coUNTY-oFFICIAL. For Congress-Rust. ...... ..372
 Drew w................. Is Jones. S................. oz Pros. AHy--Gantt. Al State Senate-J cit. t................... 9l
 Sissell. l................. 90
 Jackson .......13 .137
 Carrigan. .147 Representative--Murp y............ .4l6 Elected County Judge, Harris; Clerk, Mont gomery; Sheriff, Waldriss; Coroner, Morriss; Treasurer, Howard; Surveyor, Bryant.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

SALINE CoUNTY-OFFICIAL. For Congress-Rust. ................'o 'oSo
 Jones. ~
 Drew .1Ol For Pros ARy-Hollowell. .......... .443
 Trieg .331
 Johnson ........... .llo Representativc-Crawford ............ .o3o
 Rean .26O
 Hockersmith ...... .loo Elected County Judge, Scott; Clerk, Shop bach; Sheriff, Miller; Coroner Leech; Treasurer, Carter; Surveyor, Martin; Int. Imp. Com'r, Crowson; School Com'r, Trilliman. All demo- crats.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
OUACHITA COUNTY.

We learn that John c. Johnson and F. Dunn have been elected to the legislature.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

Elected County Judge, Moss; Clerk, Agee
 Sheriff, Ross; Assessor, McMillan; Coroner Pet tigrew; Treasurer, Wiser; Surveyor, Stokes; Int. Imp. Com'r, Thornton; School Conn., Barham.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

EieCteu CUuuty J uuSe, OoHIey, Oto1h' 01"0 thews; Sheriff, Wells; Coroner, Garrison; Sur veyor, Gulledge; Treasurer, Newton.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
SCOTT CoUNTY--REPoRTED
T. FRANCIS COUNTY

Gone democratic. Torbett (dem.) elected Representative by 100 majority.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
SEWER CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.
YELL CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.


 For Comgress--Rust. .474
 Drew. ew.................1 .16O
 Jones. es.............5 54 For Pros. AH'y-Hollowell. .555
 Johnson on.......... 134
 Trigg. .135 For Representative acoway ..... .457
 Haney ........... .346 Elected County Judge, Johnson; Clerk Pounds; Sheriff, Gault; Coroner, Poe; Treasurer, Harrell; Surveyor, Buggs; Int. Imp. Com'r, Stray horn; School Com'r, Halchett; all demo- crats.
 JOHNSON coUNTY-oFFIcIAL. For Congress-Hindman ..............778
 Crosby ............. 68 For Pros. ARy--Gregg .......... .596
 Boon .............. 65
 Maxwell ......... .23O For Representatives Farmer. ..........5l5 ass bas7 8 Newton :. .. s.. .338
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
CLARK CoUNTY--OFPICIAL.

Elected County Judge, Dyer; Clerk, Love; Sheriff, Spence; Coroner Haynes; Treasurer, Wells; Surveyor, Marsh; Int Imp Com'r Heard; School Com'r Griffin.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

Elected County Judge, Huddlestop; Clerk, Kelley; Sheriff, Gilmer; Coroner, Bryant; Trea- surer, Brewer; Surveyor, McFarlin; Int. Imp. Com'r, Covington; School Com'r, Speer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
EULAsKx COUNTY OFFICIAL.

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
COLUMBIA coUNTY--REpoRTED.

D. w. Dixon is elected Clerk; Drennen, Sheriff and Todd, Probate Judge. E. W. Gantt's vote for Prosecuting Attorney is about thousand.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

ELECTION RETURNS.
 CONWAY CoUNTY-oFFCIAL.
 For Conqress-Hindman. ............. .5O9
 Crosby .............. .2o3 For Pros. Hollowell. ........ .466
 Trigg. ..zzo
 Johnson =. ........l46 For Rep--Edwards. s..................4o .4o1
 Gordon ....o'o Elected County Judge-Venable; Clerk, Moses, K. N; Sheriff, Cargle; Treasurer, Wat son; Internal Imp't Con-, Kuykendall; School Con-, Carroll; Surveyor, Spurgin.
 DALLAS CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.
 For Congress-Rust .o4o Drew. ~
 Jones .'A'o For Circuit Judge--Sorrells. ...... .4oo
 Murray ..3lo Pros AHy-Dedman. ...............39o 39o
 Arnett .A-O For Rep-Dufie. ...................4 4ol
 Barnett. 'ooH Elected County Judge, Watts; Clerk, Brooks; Sheriff, Holloway; Treasurer, Jones; Surveyor Woodwork; Int. Imp. Com'r, Martin; School Com,r. Holmes. All democrats.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

ET5cteu COunty uu9t, HI9g9IIIS, CTrrK, DlacK- we'll; Sheriff, Jenkins; Coroner, Rankins; Trea- surer, Willis; Surveyor, Mann.