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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
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 Former punils of this Institution may be found in most the Banks and large Houses of this cy.

LANGUAGES. For any of the Languages, lesson per day. 800 per month lessons per day, S3Q do. learn o read, write, and also speak Language gram lticaIy (essons not lmited). ................ 100 co Those persons who already speak Language and wish to write and speak gammaticalIy 50 co Strangers are referred to circulars for letters from Gen Andrew Jack soa late President of the United States Hon Martin Van Buren, late President of the United States Hon R. M Johnson, late Vice President the United Hon. A. B. Roman, late Governor of Lonsiana: Hon. James c. Jones, late Governor of rennessee; Hon. John Gale, late Governor of Alabama Major General E. r. Gaines, late U. :. Army; Hon. John Bell U. s. Senate; Rt. Rev. Bishnp Miles, Tennessee; Rev Dr. Lindsey, sldent Nashville University; Rev Dr. Chamberlain, late President of Oakland College Rev Dr. Edgar Tennessee; Hon. D. Pri UT, late Mayor of New Orleans; Hon. J. Stockton, late Mayor of Mobile; Rev. MT Soer, a,e President St. Charles College La Hon. Thomas II Benton, late U $. Senate; Rt Rev. Bishop Otey, Tenn; Rev. Dr. Howell, Tenn Rev. Dr. Wheat, Tenn;
 Or they refer to- Hon. R. c. Wickf. Go ernor of Louisiana; Hon. Joseph Walker, late Governor of Louisiana; H. lion A. C Brown, late GOvernorot Mssissippi; lion Henry ;. Foote, do do; Hon, John J. Cdenlen, late Attorney General of the Hon P. onIe, late U. s Senate; ' Hon. ]. Slidell, U. ;. Senate; lian. George Eustis, late Chief Justice of Louisiana; iion P A. Rost late Snp'eme Court, Louisiana; Hon A. n. Cros>man, late Mayor of New Orleans; Hon Jas Guthrie late Secretary of the Treasury, U. S, C. RoSelius, esq New Orleans lloH. Charles Derh,gnv New Oreans lion. John L.. LewIs, late Mayor Of New Orleans; Messrs Ward, Jonas & Co.,, New Orleans; ' Barriere < Cc.,
 q Henderson x Gaines,
 q Hewitt, Norton < O.,
 Mann el, White k Co.,, Aired Hennen, esq, Martin Gordon, ir, John Gauche, Dr. Mercer, Hon. Win. VI Gyin. late U g. Senate Hon P Benjamin, [. S Senate Hon. Sam. hoa>lOn late President of Texas; t'ov. II. G. Tunnels, Texas; Hon. Baie Peyion. Cal. Hon. thaS. Scot. Chaacelor, NiSsissippi Chapman Coleman, esq. Louisville, Ky; George ,. Prentice, esq, Ky; \. Erae, esq, New Orleans; Hon. John h. Freeman, Mississippi etc, etc.
 RUFUS DOLBEAR, Sept. %, 1858 1y lO6 Canal street, New Orleans.
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY 70 Il N 5 ON &; YER K E $.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sI ner square, GOT ten lines less for the first insertion and 0 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the will be charged s30 Professional cards and other advertisements not exceed
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\ uSI received per steamer Dardunelle a large and D complete assortment of hardware. consisting of Amen all socket cises. irmer do. metal head oinb- lets. cross cut. mill and taper flies horse and wood rosrs Knives and forks. butcher knives pocket do plate lock~, cut jacks, sedge and hand hammers solid box vices mouse hole anvils long handle fry pans, short handle do., plasterng trowes, halter thHlnS' wool cotton and horse cards, curry combs sad irons coffee mills flesh forks and basng spoons Ian eFns, looking glasses, iron wedges and froes
 trace ana log chains, coffin tacks cross cut and hand saws, German silver table and tea spoons spring balances butts and screws, T. and strap hinges. wal terproof and q. D. caps, measuring tapes. razor str"ps, Collins N Co.,, axes, Hunts do. broad axes hand do., shn9llng and uench hatchets claw ham mers shoe makers do., steal spurs trunk desk and till locks, hollow lugers, shovel and tongs grub hoes cast steal cotton and cane hoes candesticks manure and hay forks, long handle spades, short handle do long handle shovels h nails gun locks loose key fanreitS moIa~ses gates powder fasks, fish lines grindsone rollers, smith bellows, MiSonS blackinp mule and horse names, in fat everything in tie hardware iine, from iew~harp to q spinning wheel all of which we will sell very low for cash
 Nov. 24, 1853. POPE X ANDERSON
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MI V'I- NVHINNNF T The Result in Indiana,

Democratic news is proverbially slow in coming in. After ail t seems that We are not so bad Y beaten in Ind ana as the black republj- cah> and their southern Sympatbzets d | al- Hes, the know nothing party, womb have u, to 1 believe Returns from the .. tire S,ate show 2,56o m i]ortv tnr the demrCratia S~te cket, and the full official returns will probably ex- cred this. Four democratic Judges of the su- premo court are secured for six years, Cousid- crinL the many disadvantages at witch our candidates were placed with divisous in our ranks, and an opposition com posed of abolition ism, black repUbhcanisln, know nottingham, frees dli>m, aud free uig5rrSm, aided by djsaf- tected dem 'crats, to combat against, the sue cess of the democratic State ticket is great and important triumph. The Senate and the House are neary on a tie between the demo cracy and the opposition. The next Legislature will stand as follows: SENATE. Democrats holding over ................lO 10 " Regular, elected. .............l IL
 < Iudepeudent elected ..........3 Eotat..... .............,.......2 R Iua,!aar. ao.4n- over................l l5
 heItnu, e.-ctei.. Opposition lndrpendenJ.. J................ 1 lotai. .'.......-...... 20 roUSE Democrats, regular, elected .45
 Independent, elected ...
 iotai. .... ............ 50 Republicans, reGular, elected. A Independent, Wings and Americans. .... 6 o'"'.. !. :. :. :. :. :. :. ....'.....'
 UNDoUBTED BAIL-A few days aro. a man who had been bound over on a serious charge of assault aud battery, offered as his bail a very rough looking customer, whom he introduced IS "Jad-e Barnes oi Delaware county" The Following iiRIngue whit eEpltu mat..rs:
 We'll, hir. Murpiy yor say you wish b give ba''; pray Nho Is yuar mau?'
 Judge Barnes, of Delaa are county" :" And who Is Judge Barnes, oi Delaware courty?"
 As respectable a man. sir, aS yoe'r fud north 0i Mason ad DlcE,aas ine
 ls lAara any oue here wa5 .aous aim@ lys sr; Nr W.,ou"
 Ar. N.laod da you kaon judy Barnes Delaware countv2"
 'f Ies sir."
 w hat is hot"
 \ Judge"
 !" lGdeedl How long has he been upon the bench?"
 Some twenty eight years"
 Possible: It is very singular that we have never heard of him. You are certain he is a Judge?" ''Yes slr.''
 "Wben did you last see him act as such?,
 "On Monday night, at OBrien's cock pit, in Passyunk road'
 By Judge, then you mean that he decides chicken disputes?"
 Yes sir
 But you said that he had been overweight years on the bench What do you expect me to understand by that?'
 That Mir. Barnes is rlwainer, and has been maker of brogans since 1850"
 At the conclusion of this testimony the ma glstfate came to the conclusion that "Judge Barnes of Delaware was not just the person to l
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SWe Vltahty to thousand dollar bail bond,
 anu the prisoner was incontinently sent below. Tueer places, these police courts !-Bostcn
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F,ouri rlourt

A VERY superior article of family. just received Fl from the celebrated mills of R. H. Brown Clarks'iile Also fresh Meal and Butter at
 Nov. A, 1858. M OSBORNS.
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\ egrOes for Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of tie Probate Court of the a) county of Johnson, made at the October term thereof D. 1858, the undersigned as adn.inistra- tor If he estate # Luaan D. Sasller deceas4d will offer fir sale to ha highest hi!cr at the court-house door in the city If ClarlSylie on the lst day of January, A. P. le59 yliu be negro man named htn good ron-h carpenter, excellent hand about . saw mill: anl al the same time and place VIII a.so offer fr sale thn revcr,ionary nterett in negro woman nnmed Mourning. q good cooll and washcr;a negro raan namcd Alvin an excellent hand oh farm and < nulatto girl named Martha. good nurse and house servant on Il credit of ls months with ten p.r cent. ineret from the day of sAle or cash if the purchaser should prefer it
 JoIiN w MAY. Adm.
 Clark-ville. My lsth. Iea>. gt C.st of adv Sa
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, STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY oF POPE.
 In the circuit court of said county. before the Hon John j. Cioud min iulge of said court. September term. Sept. 22l, lS5s, were the following among other prOcec liugS. to wit
 Schyler Moore, 4 a1s P}atutif.
 ts. attachn,eat. John j. shoemaker. DefeadqHt. ! AN this day cana sui plaintiff by attorney. and V l- motion. and 1t appearing the court from the sheriff tho writ of runcnt herein that tn said d,cnI has not bcel iDj,ud or served with process, and said derudan having not appeared 1 and pead or otherwise answered to the plaintiff demand + Is ordered by the court that pub icttion b" made in the True Dem iorat. newspaper lubi-h- ci at the city of Little Rock Arkansas. uotlf,iug tie sald defendant ut the nature of the uiniiti demand winch IS an action of 4sSuml sit for inc pce of work and labor done and Iet orm d by the s.ii plant fl for said defendant. amounting to the ot three hundred and fifty dollars also notifying said dcfcn- dant tha- an dttacm nt has been i,,uel against his estate. and that unless lis appearance by himself or attorney on or het rc the third day of lhe nex. term of this court, at court L. be gun and held at the corr, house in the town of Dover Pope county Ar kansa- on the third Monday of March next ls5g lgdr neut @lI be ;cl red az inst him and hi, estate Soit to sati-.S the same.
 \ true copy from tie record Attest. ROOF Il. HOWELL Clerk.
 Noy r lS53 9t Cl4t"f adv. $i oo. STATE OF ARKANSAS. COUNTY OF PorE.
 lh cic CilculL court o Sal county before the Hon. John J. '.eu&.uia' 'ulge of sail court Sept.mb.r ,erlp. Sept. 22I. 1858 were the following, an. ng o,ler proceedings hal to wit: j. H. fancy Fi1mtV. ys. Luttac1mcqt John ]. Shoemaker Ueteadant. { N this dly comes the plaintiff ny attorney. and sf on hi- motion andit appearing from the sheriff < returns the writ of attachment herein that the said decndan' has not been found or served with process ant the said ddeen ant t having appeared and plead or otherwise answered the plaintiff $ demand it is ordered ny the court that publication be made in the True Democrat. newspaper uhli-hcd at the city of Lt" Rock, Arkansas notifying said defendant of the nature of said plaintiff demand. which is an action ot asumpit for the price of work and labor done and performed by the said plaintiff for the said defendant amounting to the sum ofone hundred and seventy two dollars, and eighty three cents, also notifying said defendant that attachment has been issued against his estate and that unless his appearance bl himself or attorney Def the third day of the next term oi thS court at d court t. be began and held at the eourt house in the town of Dover Pope county Ar kansas. the tLird Monday of March next 1859 ludlnent will be rendered against him and his estate sold to satisfy the same. l A true copy from the record. Attest. ROOF II. HOWELL. Clerk
 Nov. 24, 1858. 2w Cost of adv. $6 50.
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Adutts-and who IS
 E-StsA very valuable, and is arranged per sons s H |no 10 wish to learn the
 SPANISH, ITALIAN LANGUAGES; Or PENM 4NSHIP, BOOX-KEEPING, MATHEMATICS PHOTOGRAPHY, etc.
 Tn practical manner used in business and every day life can do so m the shortest possible tme there are Special Professors and apartments for each branch.
 None but the best and most experienced slsians will ever be engaged There NINE APART. MEN rs-a Reception Room elegantly fitted up visitors so mat Pupils are never interrupted R their an apartment for the Pupils of each Pnie or and also p,ac using Rooms, that Pupils taking ui Course in any one of these branches each day
 All branches are taught as they should he nrarticd m n ness and everyday fife The English, French spanish and "erinan are now the Commercial language the world and the social literary and scientific languages greater part oi Europe and Ameuca daily becoming more i'm
 oftaht to all De sons Pupil: will be exercised daAy heag' Writing and speakng any language they Wish
 ? Board can be had with families speaking any of these Ian ,uages.
 No institution in the United States offers so great fac G ee TOT the acquisition the living anguag and prac cal education lhis. From 3O 4O t'end annually
 ihe'e and other mod srn languages will be correctly aed at this instItnton No pains expen,e will be spared make all the de- partmens worthy of the confidence of the public.
 Time required to quality Teachers from five eight weeks Ordinary n Penmans ship, from o weeks Book Keeping double and jingle entry from four 10 eight weeks; single entry alone, from three weeks Ian. gua%es from three to four months Phonogaphy from to four weeks.
 '77 Planters and country merchants be able keep their books correctly. and understand ANY books in few les l 1t is the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES where perrons advanced life can, PRIVATE APARTMENTS, with a SPECIAL PRO OFES.SOR perfect themselves Tn ANY branch they desire During the present year persons have attended from iIuustaua, Mississippi, TeNa>, ArkanSaS, California, 4 abama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia. Msryland South Carolina, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio. Michigan, New York, Mexico, And Cuba.
 And the applications for the ensuing fall larger than | previous
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And the applications for the ensuing fall larger than prevIous IL depends entirely OWN MERITS for support; and while many institutions inc South, literally endowed bv the iate have utterly iaei, TlIi confirmed 10 i l. Is the INTEREST well the dut, ot II per sons lden fled with inc Souh 10 is institutions of LEA lss, M, and eiuca'e their chIi.ren n them FEED T ? MERCHANTS
 APPLY HERE FOR
 CLERKS and
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| YOUNG Woman l9 years old light brown color, IA intelligent and nea good co k. washer and Toner. and d sicnlid chiids nurse, will be soli 10 an approved purchaser. Apply at this office.
 Nv. 24 l>5S
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I R I N F
 JNO. D. ADAMS. COMMANDER. R F D w I N C.
 !. COLL. ADAMS COMMANDER. A R K A HT s A s


 One of the above mentioned boat. will leave Lit tie Rock Tuesdays. ThurSdays and Sa'urdav'S at 10 D. m: Connecting at Napoleon actb24t detenfia with the elegant Steamers of he Memphis and New Or le'ns S Mail Packet Compan,. Passengers and ffelgh teketed through to New Orleans and Memphis at the following prire~ fr passengers: From Little Rock to Napoleon. Slo %
 Memphis ............ l5 no
 Ne3 pr'ear-....-.... 28 70 tbs .aWc rr' os Coa#e.tt.e .t tfs!. F ..l .yiti a d,i ne o'Fllr horse toachc- q lI.t Soriug< Washington, A1as. and Carkoyilie Texas ticket through
 From Memphis to Hot Spring.. &l9 % " ' Washington Ark, ... 24 % " Carkssille Tcxa,....... 3l 70 < New Orleans to Hot Springs ... g co . Wash,ngton. Ark k. B 00 '' Clarksville. Texas. .... 40 %
 JNO. D. ADAMS, Nov. l7th. 1s5S C,nf,askr Gazette anC Democrat
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rrA.L .aA

JUST received per steamer Tucker, ; " l4bbl Re,tited Whisky; O'i Rye:
 Pure der Viuiger; boxes Palm Soap;
 box Sat Pc,re; 513 lbs Spun Yaln As-ortel: l7 bags Shot
 kgs Surr'ior Iiae Powder:
 lbh. $. C. soda; For sa.c by POPE E ANDERSON. Noy 70 iS5S
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DANyiLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

feiI tohNty, ArAaF,Nas.
 REV. s. R. TRAwIcK AND LADY PRINCIPALS. TNIIIS School will open it's first >e>sita Monday \ the oth of November, and continue f,-anth,. Tuition per month Primary English. s2 % Higher Eng, Arithmetic and MAthe-
 Hltttts ..-...--.-. .-............... 5 UO Extras French, Latin and Creek each
 per mon h...... ........... co Music on Pano, per nlnth.............. : co G.eHan- Oiientai and India i-inting each. 10 CD Wax Fruit and Flo Sefs. iucluding
 fruit mouIds and Alum work..... 10 0O Needle work of different Nuls each. o0 Board, including fuel and lights per
 m"Elh .---..-- -.......-...... % Students will be admitted at any time and charged from the time of entrance. no deduction only in eases Of protracted -ckness. For further particulars address the principals.
 Nov. 121S
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PRINCETON FEMALE ACADEMY. APDN .--:--I


 THE fal session of this Institution will commence \ on Monday d August. 1858. and close 2ith De cemher ollo"ing. The spring session vi J commence frs Morl Y in February 1853 aI 2, <. ia- of June f.i. Wing.
 his s .hnoi. established as if now is on rermancnt basis and furnished with able and efficient corps of teachers affords facilities for education equal io those of any other institution of il similar character in the State.
 While all the higher and ornamental branches will be taught in the school the stlckest attention will be given to the substantial and primary stuiieS The useful and necessary will be a fist. and the higher and ornamental a second consideration
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS Preparatory Department Spelling, Reading
 and Writing -.....................$l0 $l0 co lnterme liate Department En-
 gSh Grammar and Arithmetic l5 % Academic Department Botany. Rhetoric. As
 tronomy Natural. Moral and Mental
 Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry etc. 20 0G Mnsic ..:.... -............ 50 % Latin Greek, French. Drawing. Painting, Wax
 Work leach extra )..... .... 10 co Incidental expenses. s..................... % Students charged from time of entrance until ose of session. No deduction except in cases of protract- cd sickness.
 BOARD or TRUSTEES. F. W. COMPTON. Dr. SoLoN RoRLAND Col. RoBT MARTIN, B. g. MONTGOMERY
 Dr. W. F. SMITH REFERENCES Rev. R. Banks Tulip: Rev. J. I. Boozer. Pine Bluff: Rev. Sam Williamson D. D.. Washington: pr. J. F Barnett Warren: R. Rrice. esq. Monticello; Col. W. S. Thornton Camden Col E. W. Can't. Washington.
 Pifacetoa Dal}4s coasbty. .4yk
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EtEEF HIDES and PELTRIEs of all kinds As wanted. by R. CLEMENTS Nov, IT. ls5s
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B an lets, Blankets.
Likely House W ant for Sale.

'0 Pairs IA 94 ' I $ 1, anl 9 white blue and 'O green Blank ,ts. rXtr heivv for >a e cheap al
 Nov. 24. '5S. RAPLEY. HANGER < CO.
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NEW GOODS.

EUST received by Mrs GRAHAM. snpe- s--r77 rS tr article @ Double Bu,tl.S self-adiust- 5ssl ing Nt'l Hoop skirts aIso superior article 7~tli ot Ialir- rh mel c < art~.
 Ms. Grahlu will ai,o receive weekly during the sea-oh s"d~ in hcr line that her Stock will at a. times M complete. Dr.ss m4 iug at,eal.l to a. u~n4l.
 Nuv 2t l>5S
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guS received from Cit,i nad. y oo hhl >uperin ExJ.a Flour; 5a boX> W. E. Cheese: lz hh As-ott q cracsess; hhl Family ums; hh G Bcrrs;
 White Beans; " bnye> Candy: 5 rcau> WrHprinr Paper: l2 boxes Glass Ware bb Lard Oil: l4,01p Sarar-:
 , bhs liye Whisky: B'anl Vi:
 T Gin:
 -,n-> F C rd, Nr5 Far,a'p hv No' 1l l.5N. NJ TANTT.
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Warren Male and FemaIe Aeaden,r

Warren Male and Female Academy. 'sNE above institution will be open for the recep- N ton of pupils on the fourth Monday of January, 1858.
 Tie scholastic year will consist of two sessions of twenty weeks each; and putis will be charged from the time of enterance to the close of the session ex- cePt in eases of protrected sickness; evidence of which, must be rIished to tAa principal
 TERMS PER SESSION. orthography, Reading, Writing and Arith- metc .;;......;..................... slo % Grammar. Geography, Composition and Elo- eution.; ...-.....; .............. 15 % Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy, As tronomy. Chemistry, Mneralogv, Geog- raphy Logic. Rhetoric, Political Fcono- my, Algebra, Geometry. Surveying. etc. % % Latin Greek and French Languages. z5 co Contingent fee for each pupil... . %
 Rev. A. L. CRAWFORD Principal.
 Miss SALLIE s. HARRINGTON. Asst.
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t"tV%f 't'1 NiiHirN' SA BOXES lev Western Reserve Cheese 29 boxes 'bp Sar anias full weight. Received on con sg mcn and fir sale cheap. to clase ont the lot by Nov 24. 'iS. RAPLEY IIANGER & co
 EXsra Heavy Bacon. ls CASKS extra heavy Kentucky Clear Side Bacon o for sale cheap by RAPLEY, lIANGER& & co.
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Ky. ooi< cao.

NN. v boi > ct~. Gs npZ. pairs Gorti"mrn. fine Wood Sock-: O " Naafo Nocls eX'rt heavy. and lurg, ze-. IrSt ro'ciyel ner steamer Lp.'v Wal..n ani for s,!e chcap ny EAPLEY. HANGER * CO., EiHADGUA8TL.2S oF CHEAT GOODS. ffNHE Subscriber take, pleasure o inform the la 2 de, and ceAtl uerl of i c R cl and Surr ,und- ingconntIv that he ha- opeH a ~'cre nthe Sprague tujdia1, corner of Main and Cherry streets. lie has received some of the finest pattr of iinghan~ Cal- woes helaineS. Alpacc.s, chawls Lnsey pant-stuit, Dome tic and
 Fancy Goods, etc. etc. and various other things to numerous to mention. Also--a splendid as ortment of Fall and Winter Clothing. ana spicudl a-sor ment of Gents Fur ri>hing Go dS
 He will a so eep constantly on hanl an assortment Of Frnnks NaeSe> anl Garrett Bag-. which he r:- cevc~ from his manuia,trry at No. 33l Main Street Memphis, Tcnn.. Ac will ecli them either at wholesale or retail, anl hi~ n>t received large sortmcnt of Trunks and invites the merchants to call and examine them. N. GtNSBUhGER Tirtf. P,.r Jttb i-5
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MRs. II. HATH tWAY'S SCHOOL FOR
 MISSES AND YOUNG LADIES.
LEWlSBURG. ARK.

~'~'' 's2i' \ ItN. Alth NE tail session of thie School will commence on Monday the hoi Sept Scholars from abroad %i here he enabled to pr>ue their >tnie> free from the Interruptions "f a large town while no mains ii bepa.ed by the teacher thoroughly instruct those committed to her eare in any of the branches perajn ing to lni>he e.lucatiou. Care will be taken to they may go forth with clear heads and earnest bert to the arduous duties oi womsn's fife
 Every pupil will be expected 10 cheerfully submit to the order and discipline of the school and care fully ~hun ali habits that will interfere with their progress.
 Lew~burg one of the most heallhful locations in the southwest and all that can be desired in morsl
 TERMS PER SESSION OF 2l WEEKS.
 Payable at the middle of the session
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FEES FOR TTEM OF TIVE MONTHS.

Tuition, in advance, English and Preparatory $l5 co
 College. e.................. 20 % Board, including washing. etc, from $1 75 to g g per week. No cXrra charges. Students received at any time during the session. For further infoIma- ton address ROBT. GRAHAM. President
 Sept. l. 1858. 3m Favettevic Ark
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Pupils ehargsd from time of entrance and no de dueiions made except n eases If pro'racted illness. Good board can be had for $ per month. Application ean be made to the teacher. or to
 A. GORDON.
 VIM. L. MFNEFEE,
 F. W. HERVEY,
 T. F. HENRY. sept Z9, 1858. 5m F. WELB0RN
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AIkKATNAS CnILEGE.

VaSlIE Seventh Ses-ion oi th.- Institution will com a lnencc on the first Monday in September. 1858. and continue lil the 4th of July. ls59 The course of study extensive requiring in general four years for comp pletion.
 Connected with the College is Preparatory and English Department in which special attention is education
 The facilities afforded the student in respect to com petent Instructors, connections recitation rooms good boarding etc. are not surpassed in the south west.
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Iadies Cloas~. N EW lot. very cheap. l. M. FILK!NS. Ls November IT. 1858.

Arkansas River 1T. <. Mail Line. from Lii;
 tie Rock to Napoi"on.
 f M@1"h IMPOSED of the following new. s .aud elegant Boats built expressly for .ss.e-s.sss-z.-ss.. he trule fo- vii.