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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
AT COST! AT COST!
MORROW, BOONE X O.,

MohhoWs DOONE & Co., 1 HAVING determined to change their line of business. offering their large stock of 1 GOODS at COST for CASH or to punctual dealers i consisting in part of
 l5o pieces Prints from to l2}9 cents, | 20 do Ginghams, from E to 80 cents, do Turkey he'd Calico.
 Jackonet Mu>lins from l2]9 to so cents, | Cambrics, from l21 to 35 do
 Cross Barred Musns, from b to 40 do l Plaid and Plain Nansook. Plain Swiss Musins | Dotted Swiss Musins: Printed Musins, 10 to 25c | Blue and Pink 'larlton, l Black, Plaid and C0iored Alpaccas
 Brown and Check Linens Fancy ,lo.; | CUlorcd Canbfi,s, Black and Figured Velcets | Black Silks. assorted. Printed Delains,
 Cotton and Silk Handkerchiets, Colored Chambrys ! Irish Linens trem 35 to 75 cents,
 Brown and Bleacled Drilling-, Hickory Shiitings; Cotton Osnnburgs, at To h cents, l Georgia Suipes and Kerseys l Bed, Negro and Saddle Blankets. assorted
 Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts, sl 10 and sl 50. iosery. good assortment, Satinets Kentucky Jeans Cottonades assorted; hlte, Red and Green Fanu is Plain and Plaid Lnseys assorted 1ckings assorted | Brown Domestic,, from to lj cents. | Blcachcd Domestcs< <irom 64 to l5 cents. | Brown and Bleached Shcetngs 215 vds wide
 good assortment of Ready Made Clothing and | Shirts.
 Ncns Kip Brogan., sl 50, Boys Kip Brogans, s1 20.
 Mems fine calf Shoes. %, Boys fine Of Shoes, 40,
 Youths do do 75 e s5, Laies Lace Boots, 25,
 Misses Lace Boots, Sl %, do Goat do do l 10. | do Goat do %, ' Kid Lace do 51@l 65
 do Lace sl oo@sl l5 fine Crth do 5o@l 75,
 Misses fine Cloth Gaiters. Sl 20 and sl 50,
 Chdrens fine Cloth Boots, 60@$l Oo.
 Rus,et Brogans, from sl B to $l4O,
 Black do Sl 35 to Sl 5U
 Boys Russet and Black Brogans from 90 to sl l5, . Wax Brogans best quality S 5o Boys do $l l5 to $l 25. An assortment of Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Whips, Girths. etc. | Hardware and Cutlery, good assortmet. 1 A good assortment of Hats, Caps and Queensware. ] h boxes Tobacco, from B to 65. Powder, Shot I and Lead, Painted and Brass Bound Buckets Mad
 der, Indigo and Copperas; Cross Cut Saws at $.
 Trace Chains assortei; 5000 lbs Iron from 31S t
 ceuts: Hoop Iron, 514 cts; 20 kegs Eastern Nails,
 assorted, at s6 50; Wagon Boxes at 8 cents.; Stone Ware at l219 cents per gal. | AZ the above Goods will Positively be sold AT | COST. Remember the Store. | MORROW, BOONE & co. Iittln Rncl, rI I,,nn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
FELLOW CITIZENS.


 take this method of informing you that I am candidate for election to the oilcc Clerk of tine Circuit Court. for Conway counly, having been nominated for that office by the Democr t. Convcn- ton held at Springfed on the 5th of pll last and asking you for the favor ot your the day of the coming election. During the time have served as Clerk have spared effort to do business ci- recf{y-l have, at considerable trouble. procured set Of Standard Weights and Measures, for the use of the county; also. suitable Seals Blank Books, etr. winch were needed, and never before had in the county have taken out of the heteHogfn5.u$ DlasS T DdPer~ heret ptorc kept ill this office the paper of each case. and arranged them carefully unucr the proper t1eS and dfeS that they can noW bc found readily. have endcaNorcd to oeep mistakes out of tie fur b,ois that your lands h,uld not he adver u,ed and sold tur taxes hen the same were really paid. The system ot reform. which l have en eavorc to establish in this office not yet comp etc and ask the voters oi this county that they may again eect me to this office, that may perfect the plan "nd system % commenced. hoping that by so d'iug yon will be benefited as well as myseI Ger tain charges are circulated against me concerning charging leut for the url house and for repairs done n the court hon>e after the tornado last spring for the purpose oi iuiuring Now the truth i. that charge rent tu ilir Cruft house th> Scir and hc sum of S55o charged for putting the roo. YVES JuN the amount pad out for the work. and chirgcd the same, any other citizen would have done had he d He the work; and have vet to learn the name county court house, and keep it in repair when dashed to pieces by the hurricane, all free of rent gve you short history of my dcings, in effect 10 to let you know how have performed my duties not !" make any claims on yoH for your suirages, which ask only faroy, and which taU0r 1 hope you will be so kind to grant.
 JOHN R. BELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
NO. 39.

tion and investigation. No alternative is thus left to the President but either to approve mea- sures without examination, or by vetoing an ap- proprlatlon bill, seriously to embarrass the ope- ratlons of the government This practice could never have prevailed without surplus in the treasury sufficiently large to cover an indefinite amount of appropriations. Necessity now com pes us to arrest it, at least so far as to afford time to ascertain the amount appropriated, and to provide the means of it's payment
 For all these reasons l recommend to Con- gress to postpone the day of adjournment for a brlef period. promise that not an hour shall be lost m ascertaining the amount of appropria- tlons made by them for which it will be neces- sary to provide. 1 know it will be inconven- tent for the members to attend called session. and this above all things, desire to avoid.
 JAMES BUCHANAN.
 Washington City, June l2, 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
For the True Democrat. Our Flag Insulted-A Thought.
Washington City, June l2, 1858,

Columhia's stripes and stars, lnsulted on the seas,
 By England's rutian Tars; Europeans it may please; Their arrogance may pave the way, To thrilling scenes in future day, In deep recesses lie
 The motive for this course; Yelled to the critics eve. A fact on him they force; May be they wish our Southern lands, In which to place their ruffan bands. A cold and jealous part Spain has to Us revealed; And, too, with dextrous art, Have kept the cause concealed. Perhaps twas prompted by the loss, Of Louisiana's richest coast. She hoped that France would give, In treaty back again, The country where had lived, The miners of old Spain: For not the soil they valued most; It Was the white and yellow dust. But tckle France was ruled By Napoleon's hand; Though he in war was schooled, Made it Colunbias land, With hope it would be his again, When conqueror OCT the world should reign The Viogoths compelled, In silent pain looked on; Their hearts with anguish sWellcd; For thus their hopes were goue. lmpotent then, impotent still; Not able to enforce their will. John Bull and Visigoths, May join to take again, The treasure which was left, In ninety five by Spain. cogcnt reason this may be- To insult onr flag upon tine sea. Lord Napier may not know, Whnt Parliment designs; A course marked out for show ColuSiye in its kind; Through him on us, friendship force; Through Tars. q gothicism course. Not to protect or guard, The Cuban's genial coast. Are steamers sent prepared, With Queen VictoIiA's host; Nor to release Hams sable breed But force ns to resent their deed Though this is guess not more: They may unite with Spain; And as in days of yore. Their An4ent soil may claim; But they will learn it will not pay, As well as in former day Should they be thus inclined ulun tho South'to call They will Jackson find; Our country cannot full. Not Russian serfs will meet them there: But free men well prepared for war No Crimean scenes occur Upon Columbias soil; No trench be forming where, Free-m compose the wall The thought conceived the works begun; The blow is struck. the battle won; Foes fast retire from our home
 SPECTATOR. OHdchfta Ganty, 41k. June 14th. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

0T MT. George w. Onley, jr., late of Charles ton, has become one of the editors and proprie. tors of the New York Evening Day Book. which has been enlarged and improved This paper advocates slavery without hypocrisy, and with much ability presents the arguments phi losophical, economical, and humanitarian. in fa- vor of the institution. The following nara. graph is taken from its busness column:-
 'Sonthern trade is going to be light this sea- son. Orders are scarce generally, and the mer- chants there desire to clear up their last years unsettled business. They have plenty of re. cources, the cotton crop will be an avrage one, and 1t will gradually rise, but a very proper cau- tion. that prudential course which has kept their credit good for the past few years, when other sections have been shaky, now governs them ID their views and as few new obligations will be contracted between now and fall as possible"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Stafp OG ArIanSnS

State of Arkansas.
 COUNTY OF RANDOLPH.
 In Randolph Circuit Court in Chancery, May
 Term, 1858.
 John r. Black, as assignee of James W. Proudft,
 
 Robinson < IIill Martin X Smith, James c. Marvin and North tG Scott.
 I>Ii creditors ot the said James w. Proudft are l hereby notified that at the May term for 1858, of said court among other things, it ordered by the Judge of said court that all persons having de- mands against said James W. Proudft, have leave to exhibit them in this court before the Master in Chancery, and he is directed to list as approved claims those that founded upon notes or written iquidated evidences of debt. over the signature of said Proudtt and accounts that authenticated by the affidavit of the claimants or are supported by Par" proof before him, which he shall reduce to writing. and file in this unless such notes claims niid accounts contested by the assignee in which case tie Masterin Chancery may take te timony and report the contested claims with the testimony taken thereon, with his opinion thereon for the considera- ton ot this court. And the assignee is ordered to 1 make publication in some newspaper in this State, notifying the creditors of said Proudft that they may exhibit their demands in the way above set forth to E. Liteil Urmston. Master in Chancery of this court" etc. JOHN P. BLACK, Assignee
 June 29, 5S. 5o-tf of James W. Proudft.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

THE CREvAssE AT CRAIGHEAp's. -- The Ledger of yesterday states that the evee at the plantation of Thos B. C.ai,head, in Crit tenden county above this city, broke and the water was rushing through the break in per- feet flood. Should the water continue to rise serious damage to that and other plantations may be apprehended. d.--BuHttfn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Saddiery and Coach Trimmings.

| Peice Blue Broad Cloth, II '' Drabe l"
 Claret 4 |"
 G Blue Drab and Claret Fringes,
 5 ' Drab, Blue and Straw cold Silk,
 '' Fla. Kngg and Sewing Silk Fringe, ? " A Chintz for Slips, 2 " 6-4 Union Damask Blue and Drab l {" 40 in x Buckram,
 4 '' Velvet Carpet
 2. A and GA Oil Cloth Carpet,
 6 " A and GA Enameled Duck
 l Bale Moss.
 l do Curled Hair, Broad and narrow Lace. Saddler's Silk, Closing Linen, Thread Tufts Tussle Holders All orders tor Coach and Carriage Trimming will find prompt attention for Cash. I have made ar rangements to fill orders for manufactures, Buggy Bows, Hubbs, Fellows, etc., etc., Cheap for Cash. June 2y, 1858. D. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
M0NEX WANTED.

A IL persons indebted to McPherson X Newborn, "A either by note account. on this last years dealings arc earnestly requested to forward at an early day and pay up. They making prepara tons to go off after new goods. and want all the money they can get 10 take with them. They hope, therefore that all persons owing them, above will respond promptly to this call.
 MCPHERSON & NEWBERN. Little Rock June 29 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR,
 Two Huuired Dollars ReWaId.


 Two Hundred Dollars Reward. "HEREAS, It has been made known to me that W John Foster murdered William L. Phil lips, in White county, Arkansas on the 30th day of May. 1858. and that the said John Foster has fled from justice. and is now running at large. Therefore, l, Elias N. Conway, Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law do hereby offer a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and delivery of the said JOHN FOSTER. to the sheriff of White county, Arkansas, in order that justice may be had ard executed.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto
 set my hand and caused the seal of the L. S. State of Ark kansas to be affixed at Lit
 tie Rock, this 25th day of .Inne 1858. By the Governor, ELIAS N. CONWAY. DAVID B. GREER. Secretary of State.
 DESCRIPTION. JoHN FOSTER the murderer, < is about five feet ten inches highhas fair complexion, blue eyes, rather fuil- light hair and weighs about l65 pounds he is inclined to be lame, when walking. caused frcm a cut ny an axe, near the ankle joint-he has the in tias If his name on his right arm" June 2afh 1858. 3e-sw
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

COMMITTED to the jail of Polk county, Ark, O two negro men, who say their names are Peter and David. Peter is about 30 years of age, five feet or inches high, of copper color, has scar on his nose, he says done by an axe. David is about 25 years of age five fert 10 or II inches high. of dark color has A s..ar ill his r. : head. Said negroes say they belong to Warren Heron If Ashley county Ark. The owner of r~id negroes is hereby notified to and prove said negroes pay all charges, otherwise they will be delt with as the law directs.
 GEORGE s. TURRENTINE, June 9th. 1858. 3s-6m. .laslv. Cat of adv. t2s or q per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
NDTICEt!

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned for the M year 1857. whose accounts have not been nad as yet Will ind 1t to their interest to forward and settle, either by note casE as To per cent interest will be charged all open accounts from January lst 1858, until paid. We have just received luree stock of goods and have had heavy expenditures to make, and am compelled to make one General Gail on all to come forward and pay up
 June l5. '5s. FFlt ID S DOTJFv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
NEW DIGEST OF THE STATUTES OF
 ARKANSAS.

c EMBRACING all Laws of A general and per- El manent character in force at the close of the General Assembly of 1856. Together with notes of the decisions of the Supreme Court upon the Statutes and an appendix containing forms for Justices of the Peacen By Josiah Gond. Examined and approv- ed by Hon. George C. Watkins. Large royal octa- vo. Bound in law sheep Price B. The sub-crihe' is happy in being able to inform the many enqurers for the New Digest. that it is now in his binders hands and will be ready for de- livery by the 10th of June. After the first o,ders are filled he hopes to supply all demands as fast as they received.
 For the convenience of members of ths ,., there will be few copies bound 70 taoo rolumes Price $6 lie will send them by mail well wrapped to any part of the State at sl additional, being the cost of postage necessary to be prepaid.
 Sold only for cash.
 JNO. E. REARDON,
 Jnne l. 1858. Book seller and Stationer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

1NFALLIBLE CURE FOR FLUx-A friend who has taken this remedy, and given it to many others, informs us that he has never known it to fail in one instance of effecting speedy euro in cases of flux, dysentery. or cholera morbus: Take two heaping teaspoonsful of Flour of Slippery Elm, and one teaspoonfu of Henryr Calciped Magnesia, Cor three teaspoonsful of common Calcined Maguesia) and mix them in water till they together assume the consistency of "clabber," and drink three times day- At,ak,cAe
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
For Cincinnati.

TllE steamer Quapaw, JAMES Nj. 1G~-. DANLLY Master, will leave Little .,, Rock for Cincinnati and intermediate ports. ..buu, the 10th of July to return to this river Immediately All orders will be lr''mVtly attended to.
 June 29 lS5S 3S 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
SUMIER CLOTHING,

4NE have just received from New York, a large Fs and superb lot of plain and fancy summer foshDg consisting of Vests, Pants. Coats. Shirts praWrfs Craya $ Gloves and Hosiery in great varie \ We have a large stock. and will sell cheap for l Esh. Cal and examine what we have before you kBrehlse elsewhere.
 May IS lS6s MCPHERSON X NEW BERN. INHBEkT KNAPP. Commission a'd For
 warding Merchant No 53 Second street. St.
 qlh Missouri. Particular attention given to filling Faers for Produce and Merchardise. May 95 IS5S otn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

sTRFSH CORN MEAL always on hand at IT June 22. 'is. G. s. MORRISQN'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
M O TT TC E
NEW GOODS z!

ME the undersigned have just received direct W from New iuik and other Eastern Cit. ies. one of the Largest and most Complete Stocks of hGlJ Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats Caps Isa
 & Bonnots, Hardware, Glassware Cloth S-S ing, C.rIoiing>. Mattnss. Hollow Ware, IT, H. Nails. Rope. Cutlery, assnrtel Grindstcncs. Sliot Guns. Gotten Yarns Fancy Groceries. Including Pickles
 Oyster, Wines of all hinds and thousand other things not mentioned, which we W ,li sell very Low for the Cash Jrne 22. '5> FIELD tS DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

BARGAINS. BARGAINS. expect to leave for the east in July, Twill sell "A the re,naning stock of millinery goods at cost, such as bonnets, flowers, etc.
 June 29th, '5S. MRS. JONES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
CAIkIl.
CARD.
 NR. J. WHITE gratefully tenders his tha

" to the people of Little Rock and various parts
 Arkansas for their lib ral patronage the past foui honls
 His Indian Compound, Stomach Bitters, Liver and RysEeptc Pewter Vegetable Elixir Female Pana Ia and Magic Liniment may be had at any of the lug stores in Little Rock. and at No. s6 Broadway [ncinnati.
 The Female Panacea and the other remedie' bay also be had at Mrs. Graham'a Millinery Store - GNkham street. Little Rock. DIR. WHITE has opened for his Cincinnati GedicaI Institute. Branch office and Depot fr his Family Medicines, in MEMPHIS, or [Nl0N STREET, opposite the Merchants Hotel Where he may be con>ultel. and his remedies dis fcn>ed-and where Physicians. Druggist and lealers t Medicines may at all times be supplied on bera kms May f. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06

JA.dl1> iLACkBUKN, Attorney at Law vii attend promptly to all business entrusted To his care in the courts Ot Arkansas in the counties of Tu- nica and Coal homa. in the State of Mississippi. Vii also act n+ Agent in buying, selling paying taxes
 Inmn 1N ,ns 3S-lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 Runaway Negro in Jail. WAS COMMITTED to the jail of Van gA w Buren county. Ark, the 9th day of "A June. ls5S as runaway; negro boy who M. says hi~ name is JOE. and belongs to Col. Paxton. of Claiborne Parish, La. Sa boy is of dalk cop per color five feet inches high 25 years old and weighs lG5 pounds talkatye and plays the fiddle. Tie owner is requested to come forward. prove property, pay charge, and take him away or he will be dealt with us the law dlre'.t-.
 L. R. VENABLE. Sheriff
 and Jailor of Van Buren CO.,. Ark. June 10th 1855. 3e-6m. Cost of adv S26, or sl per week.
 WANTED. X A Lady well qualified to instruct in French, tA Drawing Painting in oil and Water Colors, and the usual English branches. Address early '' Principal of Female Seminary Princeton. Dallas county Ark" June 29. ls5S SS-3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
TO THE VOTERS OF CONWAY
 COUNTY.

". \. MAY. Attorney at Law, Parkersburg l ell county. Arkansas. 3S-lV.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
ELOC REWARD. STOP THE GIN BURNER!

sn>CAPED frommy plantation. in Chi. CO.,, % aI Ark"nsas on tie Mississippi river opposite fa Pont Warrington r. O.. Miss, on the night .N of the l>lh of May, le3s. likely Negro man named Lewis Ball. of light or ginger bread color -tr"ight aud well made, about , feet lh II rche. high. rather full beard. worn in goat. tc style s plausible good la ker about ;d years old was raised in CT near Dallille Ky. hI the Balls.
 Sand negra col.fncd a' the time. undcr strong circunstarciai evidence or ha>ng burned my gin house. He left under tlc hc ic! no q, ubt that he would he hung and wiil make desperate efforts to TVt far rem hen possible ani will he hard to take. llas been away several times before and re- iu>td L tell h;s owners name. is bad negro, has made his braEs to my negroes that he had xii ed q negro in Kentu Ky. in a Christmas, spree. He Wal, ndltferenly clad in common plantation clothes. had recent whip marks. will give the above reward of One iIurdred Dollar for hi, delivery to me on my plantation. above named.
 June 23. '5s. 37- NATHAN ROSS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute
 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ME second annual examination of this sfsg3y2 School has just closed and shown the Ae.9syah1Y proficiency of our pupils, not only in Litera- SsSyF tuie and fine arts, but also m manners and Z.aV lady like department.
 With our next session, commencing September. we enter in the third year of establishment and our h
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Choice Champagne Wine.
Wanted-Goid and Silver.

NOW Is THE DAY AND THE HOUR N For my return to market. My necessities make 1t imperative upon me to urge upon all indebted to me, t. call and pay the small demands hold against them. A. COHEN
 IinIe Rock .Iline lh lo5o
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Boarding Scholars from abroad

will ind ours excellent School in every branch of n>truction: the English department vii be attende to with care, Y oca and Instrumental Music will be highly cultivated, whilst the situation of our estab ishment the Araaisa> river. presents al the ad vantages of pure air. combined with q beautiful eli mate.
 All the scholars who have been confided during the last few years to our cure have shown decided progress and those whose edneatn is finished ant have reiirel from schoo the grace and ornaments of society and the pride of their friends
 Some changes will be made in the Faculty the Principal will be aided by me new and most able teachers, whose duty will merely consist in hear ing lesson. but whose time will be devoted to the more polite course of social duties, and to the general interest oi the School.
 JULIA F. RICHARD, PriactDa. .Iune 26 le5S 3.-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
GLOVES. GLOVES,
NOTICE

LOT of Pic Mic Gloves also White Kid Gloves "A just received and for sale by
 June 2ath 1858, MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
NY N1'lstl-
PROPOSALS.

WILL he received by the undersigned, until the w FIRST OF AUGUST. le5S. for furnishing Fifty Cords of Wood, (Oak and Hickory four feet long. delivered and corded at the Arsenal.
 w. R. ANDREWS. June 29. 1858. St. .H. $. X. Ord. copy 3t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

UST received per steamer Qnapaw from New Or c leDns the following articles 20 bags super1iue Rio Coffee; hhds prime Sugar; l2 bbls reboiled Moasses;
 % z bbls ''
 % superfne Flour;
 g |" XXXX extra Flour:
 50 boxes Star Candles, 15 and l and whole
 boxes: 10 boxes Lemon Syrup;
 10 Extra Soap;
 10 's Lemons;
 6 & Assorted and fancy Candy; lOooe Ext a superior Havana ,igars.
 hbls Old Monongahule Whisky;
 Ane~ette:
 10 gross Smoking Tobacco etc.. etc. Al of which viii be sold at the lowest markets price by NJ. TANTI. June l, ls9S. Lower steamboat landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TUESDAY

uol recelved quantity of Houses Indian Tonic .v --at reduced price, Also Houses Vsgstable Pills for sale Il ' NcAIu0NT
 June l5 '5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Meal.

WE have on hand ant for sale ; pairs French W Lace Embroidered Window Curtains
 June 22. '5~. MCPHERSON tv NEWBERN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
OuppusWarp.
CLOTHING.

|t GENERAL assortment of Queensware just re tl ceved, and for sale at reduced price.
 May Is. lS 1858. MERRICK X WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Inst ikecpiXeL.

kVE have in store a superior article of Grain &N Cradles: inst the thing for the coming Wheat Esoq-will be sold low
 ksy II. '5S MERRICK & WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
GRAIN CRADLES.

NAE arc just in receipt of well selected stock of Ef Cheap SUMMER CLOTHING. which will be
 Roll low for cash MERhlCK & WASSELL. l May il 1858 Lower Landing