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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
Portable and Stationary SIT E A M NGINES.
 HO RD 6r SONS


 SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana r ,o Mississippi. Alabama, Tennessee Arkansas and Texas, 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 to 34 horse power, of these celebrated Engines. which, after test of nine years ot upwards of 500 Engines in all the States of the Umon. all giving the most complete satisfaction as being the only Portable Engine having cvln- ger boiler, winch is all utilized heating sur. face and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning; requires no brick work to put then m operation, no special skill to set them up and put the smallest proportion of fuel to run them
 Also, constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Straubs Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills: Newell Cotton Screws. for steam or horse power: Stands Boxes and Bolt, ready to fit out complete at the shortest notice Steam Cotton Gins. Saw. Corn and Flour Mills which can be put in operation in few days after being received. Descriptive pamphlets with l4o testimonials will be sent by mail to any ad dress. SAMUFI IT GJIMsN "
 70 Gravier street, New Orleans.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
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To nde would tha Fa8,rays Pradg Relief internal remedy; that il impossible for pain to eNi.t the that unde inlueucei lie ening poW niu>e strength o the feeble and irrm Nc what the of the pam dose e application will instantly stop
 Radcags Regulators In the form of Pills, elegantly coated with gum, and when taken will occasion sicknestheir office egulse the organs of the healthy and regular action, to eqnaze the ccua- the l0od and expe all difficulties and of de- engagements from te liver, stomach boNe knevs heart, skin, bladder, and thus curing rapidly all disease caed either of e organs of the body fie general system. Every lady si oed keep box of these Pills hand They the certain Regulators you ake e
 Radrays ReHoratiRg Rcsoirct for the of all dis of chronic constitutional, scoiuons character SKIN ERUPTIONS, SALT KHEUM, HU MORS, etc Tb. remedies pleasant take, quick in acton and safe No injury result from theIr Let the sick ove them trial. RADWAY X co,
 IG2 Fulton Street, New York.
 The R. R. R. Remedies sold by Druggists in he United States an. anadas and by Merchants where there are m Druggists June l6, 1851. iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
CONFIRMATION OF SALE BY AUDI.
 TOR OF ARKANSAS.

10 dtt Uhofb t may c0Hc6r1.
 K NOW fE, That in pursuance of the provisions IN of the act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, entitled an act providing for the levy ing and collecting the of this State, approv ed March 5th 1888, and act of said General As Semby entitled act to change the time of the Auditors sale of lands forfeited for taXes,' approved December 18th. 1888, the Auditor of Arkansas, A. s Iuey, did offer the south east quarter of section eleven, townshptwO north of the base line, of range west of the fifth principal meridian containing hundred and sixty at public auction the second Monday of February, 1855, and no person having bid offered to pay the taxes and costs due thereon the said of land remained forfeited to the said State of Arkansas, and the undersigned, F.. F. Dismukes having on the l3th day of February, 1855 applied sail Auditor purchase said tract of land, and being furnished by said Auditor with statement of the amount of taxes due thereon, and having on that day paid to the Treasurer of said State the said amount, to-wit: fourteen dollars and forty cents, that being the amount of taxes due thereon-the said A. & lluev as Auditor as afore- said, did that day execute to said Dimukes deed for said land, under the authority of the provisions of sections IA. l45 l46 of chapter 39 of the Digest of the Statutes of Arkansss, vestlng in said Disnukes his heirs and gns forever all the right, title in- terest claim and estate of the former owner in and to said tract of land and also all the right, title in tere>t and claim of the State of Al kansas thereto.
 Now therefore, I, F.. E. Dismukes, the grantee aforesaid do hereby call on all persons who can set upany right t. the lands purchased. in copsequence of any intormality, or any rreguariy illegality connected with such sale, to show cause" the first term of the chanceTv court of Pulaski county 10 be held in Pulaski county, " six months after the pub lcaton of" this notce and which court is to be ho- den on the first Monday in February 1859, "why the sale so made should not be confirmed"
 E. E. DISMUKES.
 WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS. Solicitors.
 March g. s5S 6w Cost of adv. SIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
 First of the Season

AT \. II. TURKEY 'S CAcH ol Nii-' COMPRISING of French Jaekonetts the real N Chrinolno and French extension S6lrtS- Also large assortment Of Hoopsd eEirJs new style rom s 25 to S2 o0. Covered Cane for Skirts; WhaleboDes, Gard and Rrass Hoops; Ladies Shoes, of every de- scrption and style; case Prints ease Lawns, De- n;ms Cottonades: large lot of Gents Silk, Lise Tbree6 and Cotton Hose: Fancy and White Shirts, r,p rat-ern@: silk Undershirts and Drawers; Spring Coast Sprnf Cravats: Travelling Trunks, Travelling Rags: Brussels Carpets cheaper than ever for cash.
 Little Rock, March 23, '5S. s. Il. TORRE4.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
4 SUPERIOR ASso..TMtNr

LUST received from New Orleans q fine and fresI , assortment of Confecicuar conS ting in part ,t
 NuEat ant Star Candy Cordial Drops: Fine Suarai Alm"nls: Large Drops: Sug Aaond, Large cor dial Drops; Fruit CrySt;lzcd; hite Burnt Almand; Cream Drops; Way, >upar; Noins' Rock Candy: Hoar- hound Candy; Iujube Paste: English Walnut,: C. S Nutt~; Almonds. Frlber's, Cocoanuts: Pine Aprles. Lemons Oranges: Bautn Prunes Drums Figs RaiSins: Pow'd Sugar, Lozcnges Fancy Candy. Sam pies. assd Candy; Fine Tobacco, Fine SegurS: Cor dialS Fine Pickles. Molas~cs L. Syrup, Citron Cur rants: Smoking and F. C. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar: Rio C"tfte StaI Candles Indian Soap.
 We have also inst recei> ed from Philadelphia so lbs assd Almonds fine Yellow Lemons fine Fil- berts red and whife, assd Carawav Seed, Aniseed red and white, as>d Dtops. Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake. Cor'lial>. aSS'd Almonds fine Mint Drops rel and white, Chocolate Almonds: Cherry Kernels Cor dial Carrots. Raspberry Balls. aSs'd fozenqes Ctron Strings fine Cinnamon n~sd Crvstalized Fiuit, Jim Crows, Apricot Paste, Single and Double Roses, Rich Cracking Secrets French f Cracking Diamonds. Frames '3rmaces Sugar Figures Am.ur Roses. Apricot Conserves. Crystalizcd Bonbon Cordial. Cream Candy, Cordial. Straw berry Chocolate
 CREAM Assorted Chm Drops; Extract of Lemon. Vanilla. Strawberry, Pine Apple. Filbert~ Cream Nuts Tarragona Almonds. Crcnoble Wanuts Prunes Curraus. Citrons. Stick Candv-makinc tie best assortmenin the confectonery line ever brought to th'> elty. WM STI'rlI t co.
 Nov. To- 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY

4 GENTS wanted in every town and coentry in the A Union in a respectable business. that will pa, any active business man. from three 10 five 'iollar> day and properly managed. from ore 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 one to five dollars to any family in the United States. and acrcnlar giving lhe plan bv whi. you can grow rich in few wears and war rant give full atsfncton. or send the noney back the g cents merely to cover the expenses of print ing anl p' stage.
 All newspaper publishers. who will insert this ad vertisement sending the undersigned copy marked shall receive copy right to ten valuable reef ies, wh pll for twenty dollars urrently. and which is of great value and praecal utility to every man, woman or child in the country. A. c. DENsON, KcJi7e Aa.
 March 16, 1858. Sm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
ENTERTAIN NEWT

'EHE subscribeTis is prepared to entertain ray
 eleIs on good terms, at h's place two miles S-S north of Litiie Rock on the Northern Military lis- road leadiug to Van Burcn and Fort smith
 He has also a Blacksmith shop in full blast, and will do all kinds of work in his line.
 Sept. 22 '51-tf. WILSON A PURDOM. STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF JOHNSON.
 In the Circuit Court of Johnson county, on the ehnncery siie thereof before the clerk thereof in va cation February l2th. A. D. ls5S.
 David Logan. Complainant.
 vs. Bill in chancery.
 George W. A!ls, Defendant.
 i HOMES the said complainant hv Floyd 6s May. V his soi itcrs anu files here his bill to which i appended the affidavit Of John W. May, that the sad George w Aills k non resident of the State of Arkansas. and upon motion of said complainant it i- ordered that tile said nonresident defendant, and all persons who can set up any claim or right io the land m controversy in his suit. be notified of the Pendtncx of the same, by publication of this order in the True Democrat a newspaper printed and published i'll the State of ArkunSas fir tho number ot times and within the time prescribed by law that they be and appear before the conft here. by them selves or counsel or hefyre lie fourth day of the september trm q ths court, court to be ho den at he court houe iii the city 9f Clarksvi n the | county and State sf r,s;,id n lie third Monday after the fnurth Monday in August. D lsaS and plead answer or demnI t. said complainant bill CT
 he same vii be taken confessed and decree en | tered accordingly.
 The object and prayer of which bill is to perfect the title to the northeast quarter of section thirty i've, in township nine north. of range twenty five " st, containing one hundred and sixty acres which | Sid land NHs purchased ar leris sale fir tax, tor
 ite sum of dollars and tliity-hve cents, and held hy said Logan under sa d tax ttle AUGUSTUS Nj. WARD, Clerk. | true copy from the ,eeori Attest. AUGUSTUS Nj. WARD, Clerk | Feb B. 1858 sw Cost of adv. SIS %. | COLLARS AND SLEEVES. | UST opened. assortment of Mourning ant ,t Half Mourning Collars and Sleeves March ?, 1858. MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many disea that alicl humanity are inherited heir looms from The diseased bode> of sIcklv Scroula C"nsnmpuon S,phI,, Fits, among he of constitutional diseases. Now how gene the seeds of these have been he'd the system, conupng the blood-Rddra Reaoratiag Res0irent will the bodies the particle "f diseased deposits, and fill the with pure and healthy blood.
 RaddV RcaOrating RCSOlren should be hailed sing by mother throughout the land whose lnan afflicted with llumor> Thee breakng hus earv) evidences of d. A few doses of the Rca0ratfng Rss0!reHt will dica'e every ve,tge of the disease and insure the child sound and hea ihy body
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
HENRY JACOBI
pok-Seiler, Book-Binker, StatiOner and Biank-Bouk Manufacturer,
 RlCK

ook-Seller, Book-Binker, Stationer and
 Biank-B0.k Hanufac turer,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. NE undersigned respectfully announces to his old friends and customers, and to the public gene ly, that he continues, on an enlarged scale and ith all the latest Improvements and unremitting srsonal attention, the business of
 BoOk-Binding 1d BLANK Book MANUFACTURING: in which. as tactical Mechanic. doing his work he establish himself, about eight years ago; and in which he as been sustained with liberality for which he is uly thankful
 To his old business of Book binding, etc., he has, pw, added that of
 Book Selling. or this purpose, he has supplied himself, and will Hep constantly on hand choice assortment of the ast works in History, Science, Theology and gene ] Literature; and give special attention to the i'm ortant matter of an ample supply of the most ap rove School Books. suitable to the southern country. Beside Books, he will keepa full supply of PA ER and all other articles of STATIONERY of the sst descriptions as usually kept in Book Stores as the wants and taste ot the community may de- and
 s-es@ Blank Books manufactured to order. fy@ When any Book, or other article in his line, av not be on hand when called for he will send for , at once, to order.
 'N B. As l am a practical mechanic much ex- srience1. and long established in my business: do g most of my work with my own hands and when 'si~tants necessarily employed giving it my irn ediate personal supervision; am enabled, not only guaranty its fidelity but to SeHdtmechanics' prices, ithcot e,tra p,.fts. And especially, as do busi- es9 the c4eao sy>tem. both buyiaq and selling) n further enabled. as have done from the begin b C. unchanged even by the flush tmes,'' to sup N my customers with every article in my line ia pd faith, at the hoe$t price- at which it is practi ID to live carry on business, and remain solvent, this community.
 'on Markham street. two doors above & II TUCK Rs Dec S. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
To Travellers from Little Rock to
 Hot Springs.

hR tO any part O1 1ne State. aT The undersigned having fneG11 laa&Sas9ysss new Hack, built expressly for the si-1111-A-- ness and large enough to carry eight nine passen gers is prepared to carry Travellers from Little Rock to Hot Springs, to any part of the State at the shortest notice, and nthe most comfortable manner
 He has great experience a driver, and his Teams good as any on the road
 He refers to all who have travelled with him here tofore. JOHN THOMAS.
 Refer specially to Capt. John .. Peay, Napole0n' Mir. c. C. Akin and Dr. Wm. H. Hammond, Hot Strings: C. c. Daney, Little Rock
 March g. 1858. 3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30

-''' w oeo, UoUtOctW OCOtJ UTI CUUlDeTIUf0,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKS.
 A AVlNG purchased the above named pro- .... Perty' and put it in the most complete re- i:;; par rented with new furniture am prepared hs.i to accommodate the travelling community in A style unsurpassed by any house in the State.
 My TABLE shall be furnished at all times with the pest the markets of the place and elsewhere afford without regard to expense and trouble and no effort on my part shall be spared render the guests of the house comfortable.
 The STABLEs. in connection with the house. are under the surveillance of thepropretor and attentive ostlers will always be III waiting to render every at tention. STEPHEN UAVNES Little Rock Nov 10 WY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OesiriaOle Family Rnsihnncc and Farm.

Dcsirnblf Family Residence and Farm. TsNIlE undersigned ofar fer sale q . <x,- farm and family reSidrrce sit- ss<ifS33A- A nate ONE MILE SOUTH of Little Rock. containing 200 acres.
 he improvements consist of BRICK DWFI INV Az by 42 feet wiIh brick extension 5o hv E atarh he'd in rear. divided into three rooms (cre a kltrhn.( As, brick Spring House frame Ser wants House. Smoke House. Well Iiouse franeS-a ble large yard and garden ,pclosed. Peach ard fr pie Orchards. and about So acre- cleared mnd rr.'cr tence About l50 acres of the tract is ricf let n land.
 Any one wishing to reside tIi- c;ty t.,rc desirable residence can2o' be frrd il its ,ieiriiv.
 For terms apply to
 itfln Ronk MArcl )
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
GA.Ill

X CAs&B. .TIIE undersigned Builders ani Archite.s huvit, ~ l established the,nse v-S iu thi~ citv arc preIare Q execute every d.~ctipton of work in their in ,ith promPtmesS and ii patch and na manner thu hey iattcr themselves will give ,a. istac,ion Ihey are prepared to furnish plans and prepare -pe itirati for any description building and undertake the contraction of buildings within the city pr in its vicinity
 All orders left at the stores of James A. Henry D. Bender, or D. C. Fulton, will receive attention .Tan l2 6mk f II SMITH (. M
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
MORNING, MARCH 30. 1858,
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS

A SHLEY'S Mill having now A head of u,o.or A which will probably last for years, is fully pre- pared to f'e
 Grind Wheat, Corn, and fill all bills for Lumber.
 Will pay market prices for Wheat delivered at the Mill. '' ''-o Grinding days Monday and Tuesday of each week. April ol 2b f H. C. ASHLEY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30

In countries where maarious diseases prevail Ague, Dys entrry, Cholera, Cholera Morbu T. Fhoid Iypus; Pneu mona, and other Malignant Fevers Radnavs Readg Rc{ef taken will securely protect the inhabitants of inecive district against attacks; and if the infection has already spread, prompt of he Ready ReJ and Regulators will quickly Ihe patient pei the infections malaly entirely from iie system.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
RADWAY's READY RELIEF.

All the nfrmities, aches and pains that sadded upon the crippled hody. readily ed and quickly mated by Radlrdss Ready Rccf The rapidiy with which II stops the most agonlzing pains and restores the inn and be irliden health forms only init of its nnly wonderful power Those who have for ngered misery, have been suddenly eved of all pam, and enabled few hours due> and abors which years of disease and decreptude have prevented.
 The principles involved in the wonderful powers of RddraVs Reddy Hcef exclusively 10 these Remedies; and the great medical principle winch these Remedies prepared that renders them
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS RY
 SUBSCRIPTION! Published by ID. Appleton A Co., N "

NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS BY
 SUBSCRIPTION! Published by ID. Appleton X Co.,, N. Y. 'ENHE abrdgement of the debates of Congress from A lIo9 to o56, to be completed in l5 large vol umes, comprising what is now contained in more than 100 volumes. Price in cloth binding S3 per volume in law sheep $3 50, half morocco S4 half calf extra S4 50
 Benton's Thirty Years View, now complete in ? volumes. Price in cloth binding s, in law sheep S6 per copy.
 Morse's General Atlas of the World, containing seventy maps, with statistics of all nations to the year o56. Price $s
 tyclopeda of American Eloquence now complete Tn volumes. Price in cloth $5 law style S6 mo- rocco sI half calf extra $S per copy. The New American Encyclopedia. to be compet- ed III l3 large volumes, the first volume now ready Free in cloth s3 per vcume in library style $ 50, hat morocco s4, half rossia S4 50. CyclopGdia of Wit and Humor. by William F. BOrtan.
 Commodore Perrys Expedition to Japan and the China seas. VIM Cycopedia of Biography
 Bartlett~ Narrative.
 Squers Nicaragua
 Iayard's Nneyah
 Parkins Alyssinia.
 Annals of San Francisco
 A. C. HARRIS LacIsoaDo7t A,ks..
 Sole Agent tir Me .State lt .ltEanSas
 t'f Me sa{e ct' aH h. ebore tcoyks AfSO-On hand and for sale q general as iortmcnt of School and Miscellaneous books: and IS prepared to fill orders for any of the books published by D. Appleton x Co. Persons desir- ing any of the works above mentioned can have Jhe same rlShed by applying by letter or otherwise [" A. c HARRIS JHcksonport, Arks. or D. APPLE TON Co., 946 and BIS Broadway, New York.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL


 THE undersigned wishes to inform the public oe- i nerally. that he has now located at White Sul- rhur springs seven miles west of Pine Bluff where he ls busy engaged in repairing, building and fur nlshIng rooms to accommodate all who may wish to avail themselves or the medical proprietics of the waters of these justly celebrated springs eight in number within the limited compass of thirty feet Locality romantic and healthy and society good His ou'i!ngs will be ec9mmodi"usy arranged and neatly furnishd table well supplied with the substantaIs ;is well a~ some of the uxuiies of liie Gool and etii- cent servants always i'll attendance he best of rrovender for horses an experienced osers to take them m charge Meals furnished at all hours to the visiting and travelling community and every atten- ton paid to render them comfortable. lie i, also prepared to board students ot both scxes who may desire to attend the excellent and well regulated Female School under the supeIintcndencc of Mir. ! (. Newton. and the Male school conducted by Mir M Currie. which are now in successful operatirn- Parents wishing to board their children with the un- dersigued may rest assured that every ps>ihlca4n- tion shall be paid them and that he and his ladv will do all in their power to render them contcntcd and happy w. B. POOL Jan. r.. 1858. 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
LITTLE ROCK AMBROTYPE
 CALI EDN

NNRS. ELLIS takes this oppor- Asy~s~ 4VE tunity to inform the citizens ZfsSgs2T---yZ ot Little Rock and vicinity that .kfs sNg gT isSNIE me has permanently located in lssssaasrJeiiASs9z thS place, where she ~ prepared z-S with the most pow erfui instruments ever brought west, and all the latest Improvements for taking pie lures fine can be taken in the eastern cities for proof of the above ladies and gentlemen will please all and take q sitting. and examine her SD 'cimcns.
 Rooms over D. Benlcr's store, on Markh in street
 Remember the sign of the Little Rock AmbrotyIe Gallery
 x; B-ParentS wishing fine pictures of tho;, Iiidren. of all ages, will do well to bring them to Mrs. Eli As she never fails n getting good pictures if brought in a fair day.
 She also pa> rticlar attention to tabil pictures for Lockots. Pins and Rings. Also, repairing anl '0Pvlng old Da@uerrentyre, paintings, etc. Inyalids md corse9 taken at their reside short notice Charges low and perfect So >tclon given. Pictures iken in a kinds of weather.
 instructions given in the Art.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
R. I>. R.
R. R. R. EFT not the sick diei for in Radoays R. R R. Remcdics I/ there IS life for al uho haze tath ID them LET THEM BE TRIEDi
 RADwAY's METHOD OF CuRE IS
LET THEM BE TRIED

ihere IS no paln however tornrous bn thai simple application of Rllrags ReadB Rcff will in sfanflv stop and quckly aay the violent spa>ms nammations and ion. There long have become established in the system whether con>ttutIona chronic humorous of a carac. ef but that RidoagS ReaOratiRg RNoircat will naie and niue life. biood. Hdhr 1r StHcc throughout the bToken-down and organizations of the body
 Ii bs Ireguarity otherwise the organs the system become deanged and incapable of performing tunconS;f the Liver, Heart Bowels, mach, Bladder idnevs Skin, Nerves, Blood. tault two ot RIdnaDs Regulators wll health and regu- lariiv to throughout the body. They and to the natural performance thu, keep up regular and heal hy ccuia ihe blood
 II a dose Of RtdraBs R0gHiIt0rs swallowed the moment feel nnweli, when unplea syIIp- tom appears there noud be further uble for the easeh action would be arrested and healthy established On fact the sick depend-rtiAT DIS EASE CANNOT GROW TEE SYSTEM FORTIFIED AND UNDER TIE INFLUENCE OF THE R.. R K.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARNEI
NJ Al | RI {

family armed win Rldirdy's Rcady Regulators. Re- soiUeE well fortified for with he,e Remedies resist break and drive of the system all diseases that have afflicted humanity since the fall of Adam
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
F. A. HINES. Artist.

F.. A. HINES, Artist, HAS re-opened his
 gallery the Ysseozssg YEszasesgg@
 corner of Main sz=NssSss9E /, NAEs>\ NJ and Markham streets cal d9s 3slj szys over Hezekiahs Cloth sTs il-YJl isyaa Eyns1 ing Store where he is 6s prepared, with the latest improvements, to take Dasuerreotypes. Melainotypes, Ambro. types, And all styles of pictures in the most i'm proved and artistic manner.
 Citizens and stranger, will consult their own in tereSts in visiting his Gallery and procuring the best style ot Pictures Satisfaction given in all cases and charges reasonable.
 Remember HINES GALLERY. on the corner of Man and Markham steets, Eiezekiah's Clothing store, Little Rock.
 Artists furnished with all kinds of goods pertain ing to the art at fair prices
 Little Rock ou
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TUESDAY
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

D. If. C. MOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Napoleon. Arkansas-will practice in the coun- ties of Drew, Cllicot Desha and Arkansas All bu- siness intrusted to his will receive prompt aten- tion Particular attention paid to the collection of claims, debts. etc. Office on Court house square.
 March l6 1858. ly