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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

UNION OF "SAM" AND "SAMBo'-Steps have been taken by the leading magnates of tho two interesting factions of :he opposition to tho democracy in the Staie of New York, to unite the know nothings and black republicans upon a single ticket, against the democracy, hereafter, at all elections The basis of the coalition is upon these two propositions:
 l. All whi'e men who were born out of the limits of the United States are to be disfran- chised and prescribed from political rights This plank IS to suit "Sanl" and is assented to by" Sambo'' upon this condition. ...f..,
 Z. That negroes are to have the same political and social rights as iative-born Americans and Tn all respects. They to vote and hold office, while the white European is to be denied those privileges s.
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JOINT RESOLUTION aa.horizins the a- ransrmelt and dlalosaI uf lubI,c building. in the city of Philadelphia.

JOINT RESOLUTION aa.hnrixin5 the a~
 rangcmelt and dla o,a of lubLc buildings
 inthr city of Philadelphia.
 Received, etc., Tha' the Secretary of the FreaSnrv the P,sI master General auh Attorney Gcuera', b. and are hereby, authoriz to de cide whether the custom m-liouSc at Philadelphia, ah'lI remain in it's present location, or whether public convenience q d inlerrs.S require thai the location of the custom house be changed fo the ground ald building purchasei of the Bank of Penn>y lvar Ia, by authority of tine law of the 2d August, 1854 for the pufl oSrS of 4 post office, aud inc post office to l'c removed tp the present cuSt om house; and also, io decide whether II is best t. sell the bu lding and loG of ground now used for the purposes of the United 5 st,s court and establish courl-rooms ill the building ot the present custom house, and they b. further authIrZei and empowered to SD ar range the buildings for said offices aud purpose as may, in their judgment, best promote the public convenience: Provided, That the ex- penscS incident to such change and arrang gemeHt of the buildings shall not exceed the sum al- ready appropriated for any or all of such pur- poses, and any additional sum that may be re ceived for the building and crouud herein au- thorized 10 be sold: And provided, further, That should it be deemed best to sell the said court building and lot of ground the President of the United States may cause the same to be sold after due public notice.
 Approved 5 June 1858.
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Number 42.

in the stiffness of your chandler IL seemed as It could, my dear Hubby. (a-a h! do behave, will you?) as you writing to your faithful wife. l too am alone Urm telling great story now.) and thinking of the days that will intervene between Chow becomingly your collar Is turned down,) now and Saturday. (Not another, for the --a, c-hD The country looks beautiful, Git would be nice to take short ride to the beach,) but never enjoy it while you are absent. q declare, there are the horses at the door) have but few minutes to conclude Tn, (te'l Jane to bring my bonnet) as the mail closes (and my skirp in few minutes. Adicu. my dear Dwell, Pm glad you have stuck your self with pinD Hubby. yE
 Faithfully yours, MARY"
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all true democracy and subverson of all con- stitutional immunties and American preroga. tives: For such representative, the staunch. true and offen tried democracy of the State of Arkansas, can never cast their votes, nor can they be eluied from their constant and straight
 forward course in all matters political, and of home interest, by any false issue made and sup ported only by demagogueS for sinister or selfish purposes. PUMA GRUlS.
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THE DRAMA IN ARKANsAs.--We understand that it is the intention of our friend Nick Moro- ney to visit Little Rock. Ark. with view of "locatius' (not " scrip'9 but bis own corpulent parsonage thereaway. MT. Moroney is talert- ed actor, good manager, and clever gentle man. It his purpose if sufficiently ebcourag- ed, to organize Thespian Society in that place, and we commend him heartily to the good and indulgent opinion of our quill-drving "enr- mies' and !" roundabout" people who inhabit the capital of our sylvan neighbors. We hope that "Old Nickr may have clear field aud rich harvest. Memphis paper
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AN ACT confirming locat"ns of land warrants
 udrr certain circumstances
 Be it enacted, etc, That in all eases in which locations have been mad. with bounty anh warrants on lands winch were sabiors :" cuu, at private sale but up"n indyiduai uai.c"mpeti5on were pnt up to the highsst bA!cr, and the ex- cess pad for in cash such ocatioas shall be- ai q they are hereby, confirmed. If in ali o.het respects regnar, ald authority $ hereby gwen to issue patclts acc"rln4ly: rrori'icd. That such confirmation shall oDly extend to c'scs rx- istIng irI"r {" thr pas>a ni tnls-ac,.
 Appro> ed 5 June, 1853
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Pub: B..


 AN ACT 10 extend an act entitled An act ,o
 continue half pay tn certain widows and or
 phans," approved February 8, 1853
 Be 1t enacted, etc, That all those surviving widows and mlnor children who have been or may be granted and allowed five years half pay Ut der the provisions of any law or laws nl' the United States be. and they are hereby grant ei continuance of such half-pay under the following terms aud limitations, viz: to such willows durn2 life, and to such chili ar cn l. dren, where there IS no widow, whilst under the age o' sixteen wears, to commence from the eX- mrauon of the halt-pay provided for by the first section ot tue act entitled "An act to continue ai-pay to certain willows and orphans" ap- proved February 3, 1853: Provided, however That m Case ot the marriage or death of any such widow the hai-ray shall go to the child or children of the deceaseA officer or soldier whilst under the age of sXIen wears: al q. in like manner, the child or cti lren of such de ceased officer or soldier, when there is no wit- oW, shall be paid no longer than whilethtae are children or q chill under the age aforesaid: And provided further, That the halt-l,av ot such widows and orphans shall be half the monthly pay oi the officers, commissioned officers mislclaus, and privates of the infantry Uf the regular army Of the Uuiied Safes, and no more. aid hat Ho greater sum shall be allowed to any such widow or minor children than the halt pay of a lieutenant colonel: Ard proyd .d also, That this act shall not be cons, rued 10 ap ply to or embrace the case of any person or person> now receiving a pension for lie; and, further, that wherever ht,t-pay shall have been granted by ny special act of Cnugre>s, and k renewed or continued under the provisions ol this act, the same shall commence from the date hereof.
 2. That the provisions renewed and con tinned by ths act shall b. ,av.,b;e oat Of any money ill the treasury not otherwise appropia- tel.
 | Appoved 3 June, 1858.
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Pub: 36. AN ACT declaring the title to land warrants in certain cases.


 AN ACI declaring the title to land warrants in
 certain cases.
 Be t enacted, etc. That when proof has been or shall hereafter be filed in tn. Pension Office durlng the lifetime of claimant. establishino to the satisfaction of that office, his or her rio h to warrant for m litarv services, and sach war rant has not been or may not hereafter be issned nhtll after the death of the claimant, and all such warrants as have been heretofore issued subsequent to the death ot the claimant. the title to such warrants shall vest in the widow u there be one, and if there be no widow. then m the helrs or legateeS of the claimants and all such warrants, and all other warrants issued pursuant to existing laws, shall be treated ;,s personal chaIteS, and may b. conveyed by as segment of such widow, heirs, or legatees, ar !N the legal representatives of the deceased claimant, for the Use of such heirs or lcsatees only.
 ?. That the provisions of the first section of the act approved March p, 1852, 10 make land warrants aSsignable and for her purposes S4all be so extended as to embrace land war rantsi,sued under the act of the 3d March. 1855 Approved June, 1858.
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Public R. 15. \ DL'CnT TTV'InE

Public R 15 A RESOLUTION To corar't an error in cer-
 tain act approved May ll'h. 1858 Resolved, etc, That an error io the act ap- proved May II, 1858. entitled "An act to en- large the Detroit and Saginaw land districts in 5ie State "f Michigan" be corrected, by extA d lpg the limits of that portion of the Gneb7vgm district which has been attached to the D. roi. district, to the line dividing ranges two and hrer west. nsicad of ore and two west the former being the line intended by the D parmeut is the western boundary of the addition to thr Detroit district.
 Approved June, 1858.
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. |


 ,. m the Chanyery curt of said county at the June N,," 'hefco' D.lsas. 22d June A D. .s5s ,ihfenry Edwin Burton. alias Ed~ln Kinder, c na- u.. ys. In Chanecry D. "ili"m Burt n Sirah \. Bronaueh. William N, Tbo5gsGgh Eij.-h A. More. James Vance aud others, 1gaddats
 sN dis day comes said complainant by solicitcr A. aud his mctionit app-,fine to the court tr m S1AaAvt annexed to lis ini in this cause hat the vTTS:e,i'Gaiits Wihian Burton. Sarah A. B onaugh- ,stliam N Brnllangh. Elijah A. More and janne> lee on motion 1t is ordered by Inc court thattbey notitie'l cr te fling and reIienc, of said biIl a'ans' them the ohect ot wiic k [" set as'ic eer l'n r eonret alices made hy William N Br naHgh to -AYnas \. kmhcr.and other parties, for the north s1 4narier of seciou eleven (ll. in township one horfh, range twelve T. west. containing one hundred and sixty acres tc decree said land to be in se irgaee> of Alexander Burton. deceased assets a v, dsnhuton for the appointment of Il receiver to Ae charge of said laip for arconnt of the rents ahd profits thereof and for an us,mcnt and settle @ nenf of the count of Wiiliam Burton with the es aeof said Alexander Burton. deceased by puhil in of this order in newSi@per printed m the ~,e "f ArkaiiSas for the number oi tunes and with m i te time prescribed hy the Stautc and that unless ef shall appear in this court or before thefourh Is CT the next thereof to bs held at the court none ot said county of Pulaski the third Monday v october A. D. 1858, ans file fheir exceptions pea'i ss"T or demur tc said com planaut's bill the same VI DC taken confessed against then: and decree s'''eae1 according 10 tue prayer thereof fss4 true copy from the record.
 Attest GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk. HfcroR & MATHESY, Solicitors.
 9niy 2l. 1858. 2w sl Cost of adv fs 50. -G
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Land AttOrner,s Notice.

WILL be at Pine Bluff Jefferson county. on Thursday, 2sth inst. where hope all persons in that vicinity ird.bted to the State for LAyDs w;Ii meet me fully prepared to make payment.
 l. W. MoCONAUGHFY July 2l 1858 It Land Attarno,, o.
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AFFECTIoNATE LETTER TO AN ABSENT HUSBAND.
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 BY F. $. CoZzENS
 Here Is very fair set off to the affectionate letter from disconsoate husband in town to his wife in the country. The lady seems to have been equally lonely and inconsolablc:
 My DEAR HUBBY-"I received your atfec- tonare letter yesterday. Do!--don't.--be quiet.) aud it was truly welcome, (be still! you shant squeeze my hapd.) assure you. You have no idea how lonely (tllere you have made me make blot!) feel when am separated (will you?) from you; but the assurance that shall see you on Saturday (ii you attempt such a thingD t great comfort. look forward to that day with so much pleasure, (WIll, if you kiss me again, l'll write to. CharlesD for you know t Is delightful (there! you've broken my bracaletl) delightful (you've made me write de- lightful twice) to live in hopes. Cts too late to take ride, isn't it?) 1 could not but feel pity for you when you spoke of being 'alone (upon my word, Mr. Impotence. that's threeD
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raj Lana ofhee that such certificate has been idiFiy obtained. accordlngsto the true intent and meaning of this act, patent shall issue as in other Cases.
 Approved June, 1858.
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F'r the True Democrat. The English Bible.

On my return, some weeks since, after con- siderable absence from the State, 1 found, in your paper of May 4 h, an article, over the sig nature of James Imun Is, Corresponding Sec retary Bible Revision Association, containing the following statement:
 " He, c. w. Moore,) says an agent of the Bible Revision Association had represented oar Bible ridiculous and absurd and all indig,i,y to the Most liSh." l think your correspond ent G. w. M.) has been misinformed. I call on hun to prove this assertion or retract it. If he proves it, promise that the agent shall re- turn to Fort Smith and make confession or he a reproach against hjs neghbor and print it., especially if ii Is not true. l. it is true let Us have the atliJavis"
 MT. E. it will be remembered, is reviewing an article Of mine, in which gave my reasons for former defence of the Bible in common use
 l immediately wrote to Fort Smith, and on my return yesterday, frop another absence, l9uud the following certificates awaiting me.
 " The agcut for the Bible Revision Assoca- t"n, while in this place, during the last winter to the best of my Knowledge sail that our English translation of the Bible was bv no means a correct one-that 1t contained many stakes--that certain portions (whi h he men uuued) were not correctly translated from the orGluM-that they were consequently libel on the Almighty. He said also that our English I}Ihle contained FOX STORY which he never had belleHed, but that he fully believed it as 1t s reco'd ded in the origi al lrxt He spoke also of the ravens feeding Elijah, and said that our translation oi that circumstance was absurd amt ridiculous. This Is the substance of his re marks--oi course not he identical apgnage
 SAM'L r. DUFFlE.
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MONEY no SILL,

I AM ahout to leave for the East and do.;ro thoso Indebted 10 me to come forward and settle bv ,be Nt day "f August. All note- and accounts not ,rj6 oy that day will be plu ed in The hands of an officer mini. r-..r IattfT' n o WvI, "i It>ic Ill
 July 2l. lS5S N -4' 4A
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Fort Smith, June l6 h, 1858.
Fort Smith, June IS, 1858.

|''f''' Rev. J. W. MooRr--
 DeW Sr-ln reply to your question, whether l heard d person ealing himself all gent of the Bible Revision ASsoclatio,, at Forv Sulth, last tall, using language tautamouut tn th& represented by you in your published article, In regard to the ciiaratter of the con- mon version, l answer in the affirmative
 J. C. AfCilISON. concur in the above statement.
 JOSEPH BENNETT. concur in the above certificate
 MITCHELL SPARKS. P. S-Mr. Sparks not only signed tha certi- tc4te bat has d more detailed statement, much stronger, If you should ever require it,
 J. C. ATCIllSON. l have now performed nay part have proyel by four gentlemen whose yeracLy uo4e will, for d momslt suspect, that the agent ol he Bible Revision Association d.d represent our E lGllah Bible as ridiculous and absurd, and an ludglty to the Most High. had stated that highly respectable gentlemen had assured me taJt he had done 50. They hrrc certify that he did It now remans for Mr. E lmuuds tu fulfill his part, viz: :" + he proves it, promise that the agent snail return l.. Fort Sm.th and make confession, or he shal bs dp,rn s>el." Subsequently, the good people of Fort Snth my be on the look out for th. return and con- ies>ion uf brotlel CleatJ3--ior that undeisl ood was his name. Mir. Edmunds, 1t will be per ceived, speaks win official authority. ' pro- 'nise"-' he shall" etc.
 would, however, take the liberty of sug- geJting to Mr E., that as the weather is oppros- >Ivcly warm ad preSeni, ne would permit friend Creath to ostpone his return until uhe heAt Is less inJeuse. 1 doubt not but the benevolent citizens of Fort Sin tn will agree to tbls
 1, may, however, be ioand more convenient to have recourse to the second expedent, viz: to 4 d.snliss' him. But this, l must think. would be unfair, as, so far as have discovered, all who are engagcdin in the same enterprise pur- sue the same cuutse. Even Mir. l. .mnnds, 1 think has not always spoken with the utmost respect of our common Bible. But 1t IS bighy g'aufyns to discover the peculiar tenderness cvlnced for 1t bv hlm, in the above quoted par asralh. W heu an individual shows sjgns ol reformation, let past offences be written on the sand. J. w. MOORE Rur,Jo July 1lth 1Q,Q
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- ------- --------- - Stliins 0n at Cost,

s WILL sell the balance of my stock os Summer Goods at cost td cl,tse them out namely Bernce and is -u4s ALL MANILAs. Smnmcr Clothing and straw latS. also small lot of Croehcry.
 hc above Will be sold at Cost for Cash and no h'iS14ke. J. A. HENRY.
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LOB WORK

u fase for dpIng all descriptions of lob Work can sa1ae nF any l''ns eNiaulshmeni m the country.
 have pf cured al cost ot over sixteen hundred dol l one of isatc Adams mammoth printing machines sb enables to book ani especially amphIet and ya n 2 superior >tvie ani I very toN pr,re
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BACON.

UST received ou consignment loeo lhs good Ba- y con. Sr ulders, Sides and lani> uliL jpa sul.e fm V mtc Lard. FIELD N DOLBY.
 lny | s5s.
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CASH! CANlI! CANfl.

k NY quantity of old Cast Iron can he sold at tn, EE New Foundry f,r cash or castings at the rate Of Sl oo in cash or A 25 iu castings per loo pounds
 July l4 1858. WM. DRAKE
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TerTnS-per AnNIrm.

sngle Subscription. year, lotfoaiS, s oh wears. d. ....-..- , hn Ciu9s Ci Of ESo to Eighl ca, Il observation-disclosures. 50 O'sns m o' afy number above Eight each ..-.. oo tb lhe N"Sh in all causes must accompany tc orler>. nIs' Jannsry) pmbcr ,t that v,ar. thus suppl, lag Ve Suo11noet with the Masonic Romance series com Pe'e but 'he w"rk beng sc,ecryped any number <, 9l Au.nteFs will h, milad postpaid, on re eoP' oi 'he Hive 25centS eaeh. A.ldrcss
 J. F. BRENNAN
 la .s'@eta'y n r. .f~soeiati,st. LOUISVILLE. KY.
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THE MASONIC PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, LOUISVILLE, KY.
 r U 5 u II The Monthly Masonic Magazine,
 OF TiiE AGE,
ENTITLED 1.-THE AMERICAN EEEEM ANON..,

iHE A LYMAN r FitEFl1H tSVN." is devoted exclusively to the Instruction and Il Entertainment of Frcemasons, their Wives Families and Friends
 Each nuInber cohtlius Portraits of distinguished Ercepasols. and other Engravings, by the best A1i,ts: aiA the
 Aaicles by Dr. A. G. Mackey. Rev Geo Oliver
 Giles F. Yates, Albert Pike. Rob. Morris,
 John Dove. J. fheo. Holly, , and others, comprise Masonic Lav, History Jurisprudence and Belle Aetes. from the Pens oi the Leading Masonic Aaihors of the present century.
 As Masonic Monthly Magazine it has no equal el.her in Beaut, of Mechanical Execution, Y Fauc CT Its Articles, in the World. Each monthly part contains as much Reading Matter, not io sIeak of the Costly Eugraving> illus uaeng the same. as IL the other monthly issues of ihe % Masonic press of America rolled int" "ne.r l 1T Is AcKNowLIDGED TO BE THE MONTHLY MA-
 SONIC MAGAZINE oF THE AGk.
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fI,AlhHAAL ORDERS

 Masonic lodges in Little Ruck. WESTERN STAR LODGE No. 2.-E. II. ENGLISH.
 N -.... #Hloyo1n LopeE No. 6o.-GRANvILLE Nc l flE.S x IE I BRAND LopoE OF ARKANsAs-L. E. BARBER. E H. T. D MEhRIcK. C. Nee UvieN CHAPTER No 2.-E. II. ENGLISH. 1T ?. GRAND CHAPTER OF ARKANsAs--E. Il. ENGLISH, E 4 z 4. \ HUEY, C. Sec. OCCIDENTAL CoUhcIL R el $. NJ. No l.-L. E. BARBER. C R lirsH DE PAYENs CoMMANDIRY. K. T. No. IL ! BARBER. G1ns. AacIA LoDeE OF PERFECTION. No. IA. tS 4. R- L. E. BARBER C. if KEDRoY COUNCIL PRINCES OF JERUSALEM, No. L. ] ]. ENGLISH, -H 7. y. IAcELsIoR CHAPTER RosE CRoIx No. l.-G. C. |. IT, M GoDFREE DE ST. uNEE, CHAPTER KNIGHTS kA IscH, No. !. L. E. BARBER. CT. Csa
 Odd Fellows Lodges. FAR WEsT ioDGE, No l.-kegnlar meeting every amrday evening. Hall on S-ott x :. De wecn Mark am and EIm. WILLIAM WUOLFORD. ]. e. PIKE LODGE No. l2.--lteguiar meeting ever, uasday evcing Hall on Scot t 'le.wccn Mark .m and Elm. JOHN RRi>BlN l c. ARKANSAS ENcANPNE.iT, No. Z-P. Q. HOOPER, cP
 GRAND LopGE OF .ARKAUsAs.-WM II. ETTER s. l., JAs. 4. HENRY, C. .Sec
 Druid~. AURORA GROVE No l. ' A. Q. D Hal on Mark hsn. regular meeting every Wednesday at oclocd m unlil further u"ticc !. BEAR. q. 4
 Fenperance Ord ars. PCLAsH TlMPLE OF HoNoH Nc. B. Regular lneengeyery Thursday evening. Hall c,l Markham saeot. II. C. LOWE " c Y LITTLE RocS DIvisloN <. OF r. No. l3a. Re.,a ar meeting every Friday evening. La on Mark liu s'rtet. E. <. YFRkFS r, y hsorE DNisIcN. < CT T.. Nc l79.--Eyery Wed lesday night. Hali on Markham street
 4. j. WARD. IT. P.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

,sr,oh desiring to advertise, the True Democrat cer , oe,ens ger inducements ihan any other paper in
 ,e lt by far the aegest snb p,ion i,is very ,ly read m every eouniy. With list of over f,ur
 realar ,ub,crhers is read bv noJ less than ,;b, s tossard person every week. The True nemocral s.ses pe.ens he public ths best medium for adyer V hs most femuHerative
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OYSTERS.

,Sr received fine supply of Baltimore Cove Oysters in and lb cans a.
 July If, 1858 FIELD. & DOLBY.
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,,,ent adve tisemeats will he inserted for sI ner ~ TOT ten lines or e',) for the first insertion and 50 hs each subsequent insertion.
 ,m,ant. advertising by the year will be harged s3O. ,,.iona cards and other advertisements not exceed
 70 sauane. sIu per annnn.
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ENTERTAINMENT

ENT NTEEtTAINMENT
 TIE subscriber IS prepared toentertain ray | escrs good terms at his place tu,,' n;l.s ,. north of Litte Rock the Northern Military i;itsss ro%d i-ad'ug to Van Bur and Fort Smith. lie has also Blacksmith shop in full blast. and Will q" all kinds of work in his line "''1 SeEt. lz. -ot.--tf WILSON X PIrRDNM
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NEW FLOUR.

i'itfNt.Efs PORN. JNALL Ipt ui Picked Pork tar sa e by the barrel 7 or plecc. @s \. J. aUTT'S. luh l4. .>,>.
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TRNS OF ADVERTISING

..5ss already upon ouT books can avail thems selve ,,s. by psvins up arrearaees and forming clubs wi rt .,-s. BayatsAts must atsoass De ia adraaee
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'gE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 i, PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY BY oHN SON & Y l. R KE $.
TERMS OF SUBScRIpTIOy

: ihe True bemocrat within the reach of all, we s t clubs a ihe following rates, ihe money of ,sys to see9mpGRy t6e Raigcs composing the club. z r Asfhers, one year, SiH % 0s 20 0U
 30 co
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Haif Barrels Flour.

65A HALE barreI~ Flour-an extra article. recciv. OU ed and for sale by
 JGIy Zt. lo5o. JACOB HAWKINS.
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Side Bacon. SSiDE bACON-l ,5Po pounds. received and for - sale by HUDSON N IVES Juli 2I 1858
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Gov. Drew.
ST TEADMAN

Plum Grove. Ark, July lG,h, 1858.