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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28
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~HAsrsnos1S' ASrI-BIIious PHI
Ars the sAssst and bsss Purgativs Pill in 49, Ihsy
sst upon fhe LAYER. stomach and 1ovsla essfyiss
o. eli bile and svesy foul secrsstos. Thsy de6t
4 any time without fsss & s1posurs. fhsy rsssovs
| solds from the system and prevent KhsuBa i1U.-
Hs sa1ss tie ,In sr:ss ss AZ
sShGF. .h%isS % : d: he Ssss dossk Sssss s : 3:
Sold By sd Druxgisss in Richnand- sop-An
~ PSRs0ns ADvASCgD n xIsa. and
feeling the hand of time weighing baeYtly uDpn
g. EN-, with all its aftsndsnt Ills VIII ana In ne
use 9ss u UT - Hosrsrrra's C.L.ssAfD tok.aa ~
Of more youthful days. baiid up tnsk shruSsss
sears Those who are in the least Amactsd With
Oy.pepsi.. Ague. Lsngsor. Nausea, or any 0shsg
iisordered o. stem shouid not hesitate tosvs thsm.
selves OF the bsneft derived trim this great rvme-
Rer sale b. Druggisss and dealers. gsnsFa,ly s.s-
~ PAlKn PoinDAxrsa, .
ATTORNEY At Law.
wnl pr.s.isss s in the e,.y 4 sishnoa5 nd r i.
q: Ofice In Lisle's Building. corner q Nam and
~ Hosscx's HAIR CurrIna, EaAvIxa
AND sHAMrocISe SALOON. under the American do-
el-entrAnce on llth street
N. Blot. Gold and shower Barns can be had G
ell hours. Single Bath - cents, OF tickets iog one
dotsAr. He
~ CIGARS, CIGAKS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTUED TOBACCO.
A large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street,
between Main and Fruuklin -
NB.-CIGARS made in any style T. order.
90 S-3m
~ On. J0Hn 3 WALrHALL, (Homeo-
pathstl offers his pro essional services 70 the eitk
1ens of Richmond anf its vicinity. Once at hs re.
sidence. on Leigh str ct. two dooss from Sth.
yel2-diy as
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REsGNED.--Col. Wm Minor, for 80 years clerk
of the United States court at Cincinnati, has res
signed John Mclean. jr, 10 his successor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

D. @. Quinp, member OF the Mississippi L.
gisistuTs, died on the 10th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

SUPPOSED MURDER "A Mrs McDougal, of Marion
county. Va, who it vas recently reported killed
her child and then hung herself. it is now charged
~as with her infant mu, dered by her husband to
obtain small sam OF nouey in her possession, D,
which she had refused him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

assy FRAEKLIN PAPLR MILL, kICn-
aoND, VA-Bolyidsre Manufacturing Company
keep cons antly on hand all descriptions Enyeiope
Manila aud Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS. of sii qualities and siGes furnished at
abort notce.
'Ea-Casb paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. President.
n acrFR aunf x-3fa
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Norfolk A fairs.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
ARGUS.

NORFOLK Dec. n, 1855
Never before have seen so quiet or dull a
Christmas. Tho watch houses of Norf TX and
Portsmouth have been filled with delinquent ne.
groes or druuksn white men, but rome Of them
have been convicted of any very heiDous crime.
man standing in crowd at the ferry wharf,
in Portsmouth, was shot iu the neck Oh Saturds Y
morning, by some Of the parties who were firing
pistols in the street. The bal entered rhe throat
below the chin. passed through and lodged in the
skin on the other side. Medical aid was procured,
the man prnuouuced not dangerously wounded, he
ball extracted aAd the wound dressed. No arrest
vas made, as the accident was the result of care
lessnrss.
The LADIES' attached TO the Gosport e. church,
are hJdng feast at Literary on Court street.
the many attractions offered, both in Cuisine and
CinOIiae. will doubtless fill the room every
evening daring the week The ball at Hsmp-
ton. is attracting much attention; mauy of our
citiZena are making arraug aments TO attend. An
other ball is TO come Fl OF Weldon, N c to-mor-
row nisht-many of the citizens of Portsmouth
are to be present. Harper's hotel is TO be the
theatre of this grand tete.
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RESISTING THE LAVA schooner lying at Frede.
licksonfg; va, under legal attachment, was run
of from there Oh Monday, by Capt. Jas Jenkins.
wno fired at officer Taylor. who mounted the de eck
| shortly after 70 stop the vessel The clothing OF
omcer l. was burnt by the charge, but he received
20 wound, Jeakins was arrested, and bailed to
answer the charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

STATISTICS OF THE CATHOLIC CHUBcH The Me
tropolitan Catholic Almanac for 1859 just issued,
contains the following statistics in reference to II
present condition of the Catholic Church la the
United States. contrased with its condition in the
wears 1889 and lS4a:
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PAY OF NAVAL tFFIcERs.-A petition 10 in cir.
Gu atiou in New York, bearing the sig natures I
some of the most influential cirizans, asking Con
gress TO Increase the pay of the icers Of our gal
liant navy to an equality with that of oficsrs OF
the army and marine CORDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

BRIEF EDUc.rIaS.-A candidate for Congress
out West, sums up his edication as follow: 81
never went to school but three times 10 my lif and
thas was to n pight school. Two nights the teach.
or didn't came, and t'other night had no candle ~
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PEDEsrRIaNIsM Mickey Free, the famous pedes-
trian. has just performed at Alientown, Pa two
astonishing feats of pedsstrianism, which was &C.
complished last Saturday. One was to walk one
hundred and fourteen consecutive hours; the other
which was accomplished Monday. vas to walk
so tast out OF the town that his creditors could
not overtake him.
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SPIRIruALIsT HUNr.-A party of Spiritualists
| are searching the Canadian marshes for the BODY
OF Thurston, the missing rorouaut. They have
stuck down pole into mud hole, and say they
nave brought up hair; the supposition, therefore,
ls tnat their pole has come in contact with poor
Thurston's poll.
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ALARMING MORTALITY The family of Mr. Themss
Chism. residing iu Perry county, Ky consisting OF
himself, wife and three children, have all died
ing of seven are also dead The disease producing
this terrible havoc is sudden swelling and iunam.
nation of the throat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

CoNvIcrED.-Ssmuel Dukes, who shot and killed
John g. White at Midway, Iadiaua, on the 2lst Of
July last. during an attack upon his premises to
destroy liquor, which be kept for illegal sale, In
which attack hs supposed White to be engaged,
was tried last week, found guilty aud sentenced
to fifteen years imprisonment In the peniten tiary
White Was the postmaster at Midway, q merchant
and highly esteemed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

DR. JoHH 3 WALrHALL, (H0M0o-
pathistl offers his pro essional services 70 the cit
zens Of Richmond anf its vicinity. Once ct his re
ddencc, on Leigh str ct. two dooss from 0kh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

~ HoBscH's HAIR CurrIHa, EaAvIxa
AND sHANrocrNa SALOON. under the American do-
el-entrance on llth street
N. Blot. Gold and shower Barns can BE- had 6
all hours. Single Bath - cents. OF tickets log one
dokgnr a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28
~ CIGARS, CIGAKS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTUED TOBACCO.
large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLEHALk AND RETAIL.

l4th street,
between Main and Franklin sta
NB.-CIGARs made in aiy styls 70 order.
90 S-3m
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moafARA MEETING IN ALBANY-Ths Albap
Journal contains report of the IN Getting Of ths
friends Of religious liberty" to discuss the cas-,
OF tne jewish youth Mortara. A series of resoiu.
t,ons was passed and addresses we're m de b,
Judge Parker. Rev DR.. Magoon, Mr. Geo. Dawson
and other prominent citizens
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. PAlKn PoiHDAxrsa,
ATenpHEv AT rAW

VIII practice In the city sf Richmond and In The
counties OF Chesterfield. PovhatAn and Amelia.
a. Ufice In Lisle's Building. corner Of Nam and
18th treess. - A-Im
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

NAPOLEON lll.--A southern gentleman, long resident .n Pars, and probably more familiar with the political worll of France than any other Amercan, iu writing to a friend in New York, makes some very interesting remarks up- on the character of the present Emperor of the French, which the Times is permitted to pub fish:
 Consttutionally, Napoleon is as much of tatal.st as man can be, and events have con- tirmed his ratuarl tendency. He will leave bjg rather than a great name in history. Of genius, in the true, however indefinite, sense of that word, he has never yet given any proof In civil matters, supposing his starting point and data to be good and sound, he has shown a rare judgment, perfect selt-coufdence, completely amazing to the Frenchmen in these latter years and strong, steady will.
 In military concerns the most fortunate fea- ture ot hls lucky career was that which saved h.m from going to the Crimea In matters of detail, strange to say, he is mserably deficient, as am assured by Mr., his leading minister during the Prince Presidency. His forte lies in a few graudiuse cptions--great principles, as he would call them: Concentrate all power in Paris; keep the terminating knot or tie of concentration between his thumb and finger hold the army well in haud--repav the first outbreak al compound interest without chance ot dlscount-castra.e the press, and extinguish the natural spirit o. mau in all Frenchmen, high and low, by due infusion of the artificial spirit of the trades
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY!

4 GENTS wanted in every town and country in the "A Union in respectable business, that will pay any active business man. from three to five dollars day, and properly managed from one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars year. Capital to commence with, twenty to thirty dollars.
 For twenty five cents per mail. will forward an article worth from to five dollars to any family in the United States and circular giving the plan by which you grow rich in few years. and war the 25 cents merely to cover the expenses of print ing and postage.
 All newspaper publishers. who will insert this ad- vertisement sending the undersigned copy marked which sell for twenty dollars currently and which of great value and practical utility to every man, woman or child in the country.
 A. c. DENsON, Mobile, Ala. March 16, 1s5o. 3m rs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
Portable and Stationary ST E A NJ ENCT YES

SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana. to Mississippi, Alabama Tennessee, Arkansas and ieNas, Is established at No. 70 Gravier street. New Orleans where the subscriber who is sole agent for the above States, is receiving from eight to sixteen every month. of sizes from 7 to 34 horse power of these celebrated Engines, which. after test of nine years of upwards of 500 Engines in all the States of the Union all giving the most complete satisfaction as being the only Portable Engine having q cvlin- ger poller winch is aii utilized heating sur- iace ana perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning; requires no brick work to put them m operation, no special skill oset them up and put the smallest proportion of fuel to run them.
 Also constantly in store. Sash and Circular Saw Mlhs; Straub's Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills: Newell Cotton Screws. for steam or horse power; Carver Improved Gin Stands: with Shatting. fules Stands, Boxes and Bolt> ready to fit ont complete at the shortest notice, Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour Mills: which can be put in operation in with l4o testimonials, will be sent by mail to any ad dress. SANITEI IT GIT MAN
 70 Gravier street, New Orleans
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
A SUPERIOR AssOKTMENr.

LUST received from New Orleans q fine and fresh ; assortment o Conec onaries cons sting in part of
 Nugat and Star Candy: Cordial Drops Fine Sugar Almonds: Large Drops; Sug Almonds; Large Cor dial Drops; Fruit Crystazed; bite Burnt Almands: Cream Drops Ways Sugar; oins' Rock Candy: Hoar- hound Candy; .Iujubc Paste; English Walnuts: C. &. Nuts; Almonds, Filberts, Cocoanuts; Pine Apples, Lemons Oranges: Banunnas, Prunes, Drums Figs Basins: Pow'd Sugar, Lozcnges Fancy Candy. sam pies. ass d Candy; Fine Tobacco. Fine SegaIs: Cor dialS; Fine Pickles; MoasSes l. Syrup Citron Cur rtnls; Smoking and F. c. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar: Rio Coffee; StaI Candies; Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadelphia 80 lbs. aas'd Almonds, fine Yellow Len ons fine Fil- bcrts, red and white, assd CaTaway zee [. Aniseed. red and white, ass'd Diops Fruit D ops and Jelly Cake, Cordials assd Almonds. fine \ int Drops red and white Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels Cor dial Carrots, Raspberry Balls. assd ozenges, titlon Strings, fine Cinnamon. ass'd Crvst lized Fruits Jim Crows, Apricot Paste, Single and Double Roses. Rich Cracking Secrets. French. Cracking, Diamonds, Frames Grmaces, Sugar Figures Amour Roses. Apricot Conseryes, Crystalized Bonbon Cordial. Cream Candy, Cordial. Strawberry. Chocolate
 CREAM-Assorted Gum Drops Extract of Lemon. Vanilla. Strawberry. Pine Apple, Filberts Cream Nuts, Tarragona Almonds. Crenoblc Walnuts Prunes, Cuuants, Citrons. Stick Candy-makirg the best assotmenin nery line ever brought to this city VIM. STIrH & co.
 Nov. 10. 1851.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT

sg% THAT valu bic tract of land known syss5 ---ss- thu 'Thiiauit Piace.'' lynpsouths~.~ ot the city of Little Rock. distance of 2 niles containing A4o acres-l1 n of which ~ ccare under fence and in good state of cui.iyuticu This land may he regarded god upland.
 lMPEovANENTs- Consist of one comfortable frame dwelling. nj init i, UT capa,i us rooins-a Ia!oe rarsa--e way through thc huildn- and porch on the other >de of the house extending it's entire lcngtL " sides thl~ there ae ten out hui dings- cabins sta blcs, smoke house. otc
 on the place ls per nnial Spring of the very be and purest waters; god Apple and superior Peach Orchards together wi'ha vc-etlbc Garden. contain ing rare flowers and slrubemy and soil susceptible of growing vegetables to the highest degree of per lection. county ro"d running from Little Rock to Fine Bluff Passes directly through this place, and may be u4ve'ed al any season of tLc year by letter. D. BENDER.
 Latte Roch 44rt. RrFER To-Thihault, New Orleans La John Q1nd e;y, Little R,ck, A. Gillis Rockport, Ark
 Mar.h I25S II "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
DEATH IN A DFxrrsr,s CH.n-Mr T Mo

DEATH IN A DENTISTS CHAIR-Mr J. Mo- Chesney's death il a dentists chair at Toronto, c. w., on Monday last, while under the in- fluence of chlorolorm, has been stated in tele- graphic dispatch. He desired the extraction of six teeth but would have no operation per- formed by the dentist (Dr M. D. French) un- less placed under the influence of chloroform. He was told it's dangers, but strenuouslv insist ed or his point, assuming all responsibility. Accordingly it was administered in the usual way, by sponge to the nostrils of the patient. After short time he began to laugh, and when asked the cause said che could not help it, seeing those fellows (meaning the dentist and another person. laughing at him." It was then thought he was sufficiently insensible to com mence the operation of lancing the gums. He winced under the lancing, and the chloroform was again applied, and the teeth removed.- But as soon as this was done he was seen to alter in appeararce. his eyes became fixed, the jaws fell, respiration ceased, and the hearts ac- ton stopped. Every possible attempt was made to restore animation, but to no purpose. A coroners jury exonerated the dentist from all blame, as it was shown that the chloroform was voluntarily inhaled, and that more than ord
 nary care was used in administering it.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
SHORT STORY BY D1okENs.-Diokens tells the

SHORT STORY BY DIoKENs.-Dickens tells the following story of an American sea captain:
 "On his last voy age home the captain had on board young lady of remarkable personal at tractOns--a phrase use as one being entirely new and one you never met with in the news papers. This young lady was beloved instantly by five young gentlemen passengers, and in re- turn she was in love with them all very ardent ly, but without any particular preference for either. Not knowing how to make up her de- termination in this dilemma she consulted my friend, the captain. The captain, being man of an original turn of mind, says to the young alady, Jump overheard and marry the man who jumps after you.' The young lady struck with idea, and being naturally fond of bathing, es- pecaly in warm weather, as it then was, took the advice of the captain, who had boat manu- ed in case of accident. Accordingly, next morn- ing, tho five lovers being on deck, and looking devotedly at the young lady, she plunged into the sea head foremost. Four of the lovers i'm medately jumped in after her. When the young lady and the four lovers were got out again, she says to the captain, 'what an to do with them now, they are so wet?' Says the captain, take the dry one!' And the young lady did, and she married him."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
CONFIRMATION OF TAX TITLE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE That on the 9th ~ day of March. A. D. 1853, Calvin M Thomp- son purchased at sale of lands for the non payment oi W taxes Tn Arkansas county. made by Pleasant F. Iross the then sheriff and ex-o otico collector of Ar Nahsas county. in the State of Arkansas. by autEo- ii'9 oi, and according law. the northwest qr of tat. -o, n to"nslp7 south, in range 6 west con ; Vie hundred and sixty acres of land. situate "'i' ToilitS ot Arkansas, for the sum of forty- i'iio uoiI@rs and hfty four cents. that being the amount oI Stae and county taxes renoltv and costs due thereon, from the wears lS4o to 1S54 iol,si,e 'Iu aiter Ihe expiration of twelve months to-Nit: on the 4th day of April. A. D. ls56 the said p. P orosS as SherH and eX othco collector of fine comfy 0i .rkasi- as aforesaid executed aoknovIedoed and dehVered t deed in due form of law to (vill;a,, II; halhhufton. as assignee of the said Calvin NJ Thompson to the said north west qr of sec. % in township south in range vest which said deod mas been duly recorded in the office of the recorder ot deeds for said county of Arkansas
 NOW, therefore all persons who can set up any rght 10 said land purchased, in conseouence of any ihlormahy lrrceuauty, illegality connected Nt such sale, are hereby required to show cause if any they gan. at the October term A. D. 1858 of to circuit court of Arkansas county, to be held at ,e '9"h ot Dewitt iu Arkansas county on the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday of Septemh.r A n
 Hoo why sand sale of the said tract of land so made should not be confirmed. and the title thereto be quleted in the said William H. Halliburton nsionee of The said Calvin M Thompson. pursuant to n feu,ion to De then filed by the said William II HaIHnurton in said court for that purpose and in provided. N'0~ -'''>'0 anu
 Gwen this 25th day of January A. D. 1858.
 WILLIAM II. HALLIBURTON.
 Feb. l6 '5S.-6t Cost of adv. Sl4.l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
NO. 24.
A Painters Kill

The following literal translation of an entry Tn an old and dusty account book in one of the conventS of Italy, has been handed us bv a gen. tleman who spent some years in Italy and de- voted much of his time to antiquarian research es. A document, which viewed as a mere fic- uoh, would seem almost sacrilegious, loses this op]ec1oh when viewed as a matter of ordinary business detail and fact. It may be added that the gentleman saw all the pictures alluded to in lne PuHleI o!l, together with the various re- toratons thereon affected. It seems that Giacomo Tasqun, painter in the year IT.. having done some work in the convent of G., demanded for it 78 tiorins and 10 soldi The clerk thinking the account an overcharge, re- queSted him to give the details, which are as follows
 l. For correcting and vanishing the
 Ten Commandments. ........ 12 1' EmoeIishing Pentius Pilate and q putting new ribbon to his cap. 3 6 O. Futtlng new tail to tEe rooster of ot; Peter, and meuding his comb 2 8 f. lackng the good thief to his cross
 and put ing on new finger. O. heieathenng and gliding the left q wv ~lGg ol the angel Gabriel. IA Is b. Washing the face of the servant of
 the great High Priest Calfas, and
 painting up his cheeks ....... 112
 
 putting in two stars, gliding the
 sun and cleaning the moon. ..... IA 5. Stirring up the flames of Purgatorv.
 and restoring a few souls. 6 6 9. Revivng the fire of the internal re-
 glons, putting a new tail to Lucif-
 CT, mending his left hoof, and
 doing other things to the con-
 uemhed. ................... 10 10. Repairing the vest of Herod and
 putting in two teeth, also adjust
 Ing lnS wig. g.......... 2 2 II. Mending the leather pantaloons of
 Amos and putting two buttons to
 ms vest. ................. 2 3 F. Putting some new shoes on Tobias,
 son who travel9i with the angel
 Gabriel and a new handle to his
 travelling bag ag........... ? 5 l3. CleaIing the ears of Balaam's ass
 and Shoeiug him. ........ 8 2 If. Putting the earrings to the ears of
 oarah. ................. 2 o l5. Putting Lew stone in Davids
 sling, making the head of Goliah
 larger, and drawing his legs fur
 ther back ................. l0. Putting few teeth to the jaw-bone
 ot Sampsol's asS S........ l , l1. Corklng up Noah's ark and putting
 on Noah new pair of sleeves. 6 0 l0 Putting patch on the shirt of the
 Prodigal Sou--washing the pigs,
 and putting the water in the
 uouSh.. ........,.. , 19 Putting the ude to the pitcher
 ol Good Samaritan. ... ,
 GIACOMO TASQUIN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23

TERS. ELLIS takes this oppor- PF@~ss... ---, " tunity to inform the citizens %s. .sg+Ts.-,SS of Little Rock and vicinity. that ,gs.es1 VI srsfF she has permanently located in Gestgss I1t!AS..L th;s place. where she iS prepared -Lr-sS with the most powerful in struincnts ever brought west, and all the latest Improvements for taking pic lures fine be taken in the eastern cities for proof of the above. ladies and gentlemen will please cs and take siLJing and examine her specimens
 Rooms over D. Blenders store. on Markham street.
 Remember. the sign of the Little Rock Ambrotyle Gallery.
 N: B-Parents wishing fine pictures of their chi drcn, of all ages will do well to bring them to Mrs. E, as she never fails in getting good pictures if brought in a fair day.
 She also pays particular attention to taking pictures for Lockets, Pins and Rings. Also repairing and copying od DaguerreotvIes. paintings etc. InvaIiis and corpses taken at their reside ce at short notice Charges low and perfect satisfaction given. Pictures taken ill all kinds of weather.
 Instructions given in the Art.
 Dee. 2qth 5I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

G ANYWAY, about the 2I of February. eS s S lSas from the service of James r. Pagan. k near Benton Ark. likely negro boy belong .xA ing to me. nalucd .!GAN, h1ut , feet inches high; thck set, black complexion, has remarkably fine teeth, and is about 20 years old, and he is sup posed to be lurking about Little Rock will give the above reward for his delivery to me if taken out of the State and $50 ftAken in tue State and will py all expenses. Ii. HAMPSTEAD.
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