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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL,
]. A. STANLEY, A. B.. Principal. M. l.. CASTIEL dss,stant

J. A. STANLEY, A. B.. Principal.
 M. L. CASTLEL. Assistant.
 YNIS Institution has recently been placed in charge
 II of the above mentioned instructors. The Irin- cipal is graduate of the University of Georgia at Athens He brings fattering testimonials of scho- larship from the Faculty of Frankfort College. The Principal has employed. as his assistant. Mr. NJ. L. Casteel a gentleman of amiahe qualities and fully competent take charge of the studies which will be under his supervision MT. C. has taught very suc- cesfnl for the last two years at en Spring Chapel.
 This school affords very superior advantages for the attainment of liberal education. It is needless urge in this enlightened day the great necessity of mental culture All classes of men perfectly under stand its importance. The history of mankind abundantly shows that the seat of empire never fails in the end to follow the scat of intellectual power Nor is high degree of mental development less need ful to individual success He who would command
 worthy and Gignifed position among his fellow men, can expect do only by the cultivation of noble virtue and by intellectual superiority These elevate men to places of distinction and profit. To him. therefore who is anxious for his own for the success of his chi dren in life the argument. in behalf of finished and useful education, appeals wi h overwhelming force. The Camden High School offers capital induce- ments to young men who wish to pursue Classical and Scientific Course. While the design of lhe in structors will be at all events to mpart useful know ege they will foster in every student. true gnitv of behavior and manlincss of bearing Text books, we regard as mere outlines of any subject: hen, our re- ations will he enlarged by frequent and elaborate let Camden is one of the most pleasant and prosperous citiesin South Arkansas Good board can he had at SIG $l2 a month. Our school building is commodious and comfortable. With so many sd vantagcs in our favor earnestly expect the patron age of apprecative public. Our present session began on the 23d Nov The institution is established on permanent basis Our terms per session of five months sl0@3o. according to the studies pur- sued. French exfra) sl0.
 Pupils charged from time of entrance. No deduc- Ii ns except for unavoidable pro i'd ntal causes BOARD OF TRUSTEES. JAMES HINTON. Presideat R. A. Caaway Ferdinand Williams. REFERENCES.
 Hon. Howel Cobb. of Ga Sec U. 6. T. Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court. Ga.
 Hon. H. w. IIilliard. of Alabama. B. II. Hill. of Ga.
 |" L. J. Gartrell, NJ. C., Ca. A. Church, D. D., President of Franklin Col lege, Ca.
 Dr. E. J. Bacon, Camden. nao 10n
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Total. 1852, ,5O9

UFdI .
 For the service of the ordnance department, $l,554, l13 is proposed, including $3OOOOO for armament of Notifications, chiefly for the pur- chase of heavy artillery and projectiles for sea- coast tlefences; S400,OOO for the national armo. ries to be used in the manufacture of the newly modelled fire arms, and S296,979 for arsenals.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

II House and Lots, on Louisiana AZaA- .H street, No. II and l2. Also the M :s.kk House and lease where now do busi- S1iYs ness, on the corner of Main and Cherry streets all my stock of Groceries. two horse Wagon my Household and Kitchen Furniture l wish to quit business very soon am determined to sell Cali on the premises for further information and gel bar gains B. FITZSIMMON
 Little Rock Dec. 2a. 1851 l23w.
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W. E of sec l2-320 acres. N. W. 4 of sec. lS-l60 And N. E. of sec. l4-l60 :"

Making in tract 6i0 acres Price twenty dollars per acre-one third cash and the balance in one and two years with interest till paid at per cent per annnm- This land was pat ented ny the United states title perfect-a and deed with general warranty will be made to the purchaser after full yayment.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY,
 Little Rock, ArkqnSas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

MACPHERSON & OvFRTON are selling the best M bargains in W Wooen Goods Clothing, Boots and shoes Hats, Blankets, Domestic. Prints etc. etc., of any other HOUSE in Little Rock. and to those who Wish to purchase, we would say. come and satisfy yourselves that what we say is true. Main street.
 Dec F
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 To be Drawn each Saturday in Januarv,
Approximation A Prizes.
5,4o0 prizes amounting S32O,OOO
 Whole Tickets, s1O; Halves, s5; Quar-
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5,4o0 prizes amounting S32O, 1000 Whole Tickets, s1O: Halves, s5; Quar- ters, S2 50.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
 The numbers from to 5000. corresponding with those numbers the tickets. nr.ntei on separate slips of paper encicled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel.
 The first 462 prizes, similarly printed and encircled. are placed in another wheel. The wheels are tn n revolved. and number is drawn from the wheel oi numbers. and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience and regis tered by the Commissioner, the prize being placed against the number drawn This operation is repeat ed until all the prizes are drawn out.
 Approximation Prizes.
 The two preceding and the two wosucceedingnumbers to those drawing the first Prizes will be entitled to the 2S approximation Prizes. For example: if ticket No ll250 draws the S60 900 prize those tick cts numbered ll24S ll249. ll25l ll252. will each be entitled to S4o0 If ticket No. $50 draws the s25 900 prize. those tickets numbered 54S. 549. 55l 552 will each be entitled to s8oo and on according to the above scheme.
 The 5.ooo Prizes ofs2o will be determined by the las figure of the Number that draws the S6o 900 Prize For example. if the Number drawing the $50 GOO Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the Number ends in l will be entitled to S20. If the number ends with No. ? then all the Tickets where he number ends i'll will be entitled to $20 and SC to O.
 
 ing rates, which is the risk Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets ssd
 '' 10 Half '' - 40
 10 Quarter NM %
 |" |" 10 Eighth ' .. 10 In ordering tickets certificates, enclose the mo- ney tn our address for the tickets ordered receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Pur- cha>ers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sen, to purchasers Immediately after the drawing. .4y Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and give their Post Office County and State. .4s- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction.
 .a5~ All Prizes of Sl 900 and under, paid mmedi- ately after the drawing other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates. to
 S. SWAN & CO.,. Augusta, Ga. .Sg Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, oI Atlanta. Ga.. have their orders filled and save time. by addressing S. Swan x Co.,. either of those cities.
 .-sy- list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel. with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to- will be published after every draw ing, in the following parpers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard. Nashville Ga zette. Atlanta Intelligencer. New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch. Augusta Geo. ) Constitutional sis and P2ullnp Miss Clarion.
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LITTLE ROCK AMBROTYPE
 GALLERY.

ATRS. ELLIS takes this oppor- M6 MI tunty to inform the citizens A(3THzT1MI11 Of Little Rock and vicinity that &XkSyyis;SsfV she has permanently located in AaMyY&&N th:s place. where >be is prepared SsSk4 4@S with the most powerful Instruments ever brought west and all the latest improvements for taking pie tures fine can he taken in the cities for proof of the above ladies and gentlemen will please call and take sitting. and examine her specimens
 Rooms over D. Renders store. on Markham street.
 Remember, the sign of the Little Rock Ambrotype Gallery.
 \. B.-Parents wishing fine pictures of their children, of all ages. will do well to bring them to Mrs Eli she never fails in getting good pictures if brought in fair day.
 She also pa, rtienar attention to taking pictures for Lockets Pins and Rings. Also. repairing and copying old Daguerreotyles paintings, etc. Invalids and corpses taken at their reside ce short notice Charges low, and perfect satisfaction given Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. Instructions given in the Art. Dee. 2gth. 57. 1o-tf
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A Surveyors Commas, for Safe

WARRANTED to be equal to any one in the W State. Box. Compass. Chain. Jacob Staff, etc. can be had of the undersigned for seventy five dol lars and no less. S. H. WEBB.
 Little Rock Dec. IS ISL
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS RY
 SUBSCRIPTION! Published by ID. Appleton <, Co NY

T"Dii>heu Dy U. Appleton Co.,. N. Y. INllE abridgement of the debates of Conoress from II l7S9 to 1858, to be completed in l5 Iarge vol umes, comprising what is now contained in more than l"0 volumes. Price in cloth binding B Der volume in law sheep $3 50, half morocco s4 half calf extra S4 50. " Bentons Thirty Years View. now complete in 9 volumes Price in cloth binding s5, in law sheep S6 per copy.
 Morses General Atlas of the World. containing seventy maps, with statistics of all nations to the year 1856. Price sd.
 Cycl9pedia of American Eloquence, now complete m volumes Price in cloth S5 law style s6, mo- rocco S1. half calf extra SS per copy The New American Encyclopedias to be comp,et- ed in , large volumes, the first volume now ready Price in cloth s3 per velume in library style s3 50 half morocco S4. half ros>ia S4 50.
 Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor. by William E. Bortan.
 Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan and the China seas.
 Cyclopedia of Biography
 Bartett'> Narrative
 Squiers' Nicaragua.
 Layard's Ninevah.
 Parkins Alyssnia.
 Annals of San Francisco.
 A. c. HARRIS. JacEsonpo1t ArEs.
 Sole 4fgeat tor Me Stqte lf .4rkanSds
 tia he sa2e ot aU t1e a5ore acoyks ALSO-On hand and for sale, general as sortment 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 the same furnished by applying by letter or otherwise to A. c. HARRIS, .Iacksonport Arks.. or D. APPLE TON x co., 846 and a4s Broadway, New York Dee. 22. 1857
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N(ICJCEa

A IL persons indebted to Feild d Dollev. by "A ''nOte or account," will please call and pay up-as we are compelled to pay our debts when due. FIELD & DOLBY
 title Rock Deo oQ,b
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
10 B W RX,

0ur facilities for doing all descriptions of lob Work can aotbe surpassed by printing establishment country
 Ne have procured, al of sixteen hundred dol len, of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which snabes to do book and pamphlet work in superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
H E N R Y J JAG BI,
'VIItF, BpOk.B Ihktr. StatIOhtr all
 Biank-Bovk Manufacturer,

Biaak-Bovk Manufacturer,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK 6NlE undersigned eslectfuly announces to his old 1 tIi ndS and customers, and to the public gene n thAt he continues, on an enlarged sca.e, and vii all the latest impro ogcment,, aud unremtting pe sonA! atten.i n, he business of
 Book-Diuding an | BLANK Book MANUFAcrURING: in which. as a practical Mechanic doingh work. he establish ed hinset. about eigtt years ago; and in which he has been sustained with liberaty for which he k truy thankful.
 To his old business of Book binding etc., he has, now, added that of
 Book Selling. For this purpose he has supplied himself and will keep constantly on hand, choice assortment of the beSt works i'll Hist iry Science. Theology and gene nl Literature; and give special attention to the i'm portant matter of an ample supply of the most ap provel School Books suitable @ the southern country. Beside Books he will keepa full supply of PA PER. and all other articles Of STATIONERY of the be5 descriptions. usually kept in Book Stores, or as the wants and taste of the community may de- mand.
 sFs~ Blank Books manufactured to order
 sas- When any Book. or other article in his line, may not be on hand when called for he viii send for 1t, at once to order.
 \. B. As am practical mechanic much ex- perienced and long established in my business; do- ing most of my work with my own hands. and hen assi~tauts are necessarily employed, giving it my i'm mediate personal supervision; am enabled not only to guaranty its fidelity but se dt mechanics prices Gdt0t ertra PrgftS. And. especially, as dc busi ness the ctedo system, both baytag and selling am further enabled, as have done from the begin ming, unchanged even by the flush times to sup ply my customers with every article in my line, in gDd tab, at the forrest prices, which it is practi cable to live. carry business, and remain solvent, in this community.
 On Markham street, twodoors above S. II. TUCK FRS Dec. s. 1857.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURI
THERE is at the Little Rock CT
 I Foundry over five hundred \ ntAs

uHERE is at the Little Rock GSSss-..--@ -I Foundry over five hundred N FLOWS. of different patterns, sseeeZAessesSA which must be sold this winter and spring. if the mers consult their own interest, they will examine thS stock before they purchase ese~ here, as de temined any man wishing FLOW be suited to both quality and price. Those who wish d cheap Flow, frs rate Steel Flow can be supplied and Satisfied, the money returned. 5O Steel mould Board Flows, wrought, they all sto ,ked and ground, warranted steel.
 75 cast mould Board Flows, ground, wrought Share
 p cast mould Board Flows, unground, wrought Share.
 loo of the Avery Flows all cast with extra points
 ioo of the celebrated Mississippi Diamond Wing Flows, all wrought.
 50 Stpel shovel Flows, with or without stocks.
 9 Steel Half Shovel Plows with without stocks
 9 Steel Diamond Flows
 50 Wrought iron Shovel Flows"
 75 Bull Tung Flows and Conlters, of every kind all kinds of Flows or implements of any kind made "a >sGIer on short notice. All kinds of Machinery madeN repared castings of any kind done in Brass or Iron, all warranted.
 Dee. l, '57. R. BR0DIE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

Or The Bowen & McNamee store, in Broad way, New York, which Charles Ely purchased of them six months since for S2O0,OOO, he has just sold to the Metropolitan bank for $40, 900
 "a decline of over 25 per cent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
R. ERODE.
One of the Most Desirable Places in Ar-
 kansas for Sale.
s43 ACRES IN THE TRACT

e43 ACRES IN THE TRACT. FI Snts place is five miles above Little Rock. It Il fronts one and half miles on the Arkansas r1Fer ana great Pof1i9h o' 1t was above the ffeshe of s44-l00 acres cleared and under g,od fence and 6o acres deadened-thcimproy ementsn are, enoJ lewed log double cabin and the necessary out houses stock of cattle. horses wagons farming utensils etc will be sold with the land. The location is a healthy one and it possesses great many advanta- gee. The purchaser. if desing. secure Ut fair price. lands adjoining the place to make ,l2o acres in all.
 1t is convenient to Little Rock where at this time there first rate male and female schnols-in short it will be sol at great bargain and any one wish ing pllntation on the Arkansas river would have to hunt long time to get such terms as this will be sold for.
 For terms and information apply to HOLLAND & co. .
 I:..i. I,..h- nnn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

 THE copartnership heretofore existing between | John H. Newborn and John L. Hughes, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
 JOHN II. NEWBFRN, Dec. es. 1851 JOHN L. HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
FOR SALE.

A TRACT of $40 acres of choice rich cotton land. 4A selected and located in the year lS3S-nineteen years ago It is in the heart of the cotton reei, n. two miles and three quarters north of the Louisiana State line and about four miles from the Mississippi nser, back of Grand Lake. and half a mile west of Bayou Mason, in Chicot county, Arkansas in a good neighborhood.
 In T. l9 &. R2W W. E of sec l2-320 acres
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REST ARTICLE
BARGAINS-NO UITMRTTC

1 000 LBS. Superfne Flour, just received, anc ,OOO for sale low for cash at
 Dec. l5. 1857 MCPHERSON ty OVFPTON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
NOTICE.

nWlNG to the present pressure in money affairs. O l earnestly request all those indebted to me. wishing to spare themselves trouble and cost to come and settle immediately. Our books. from this date, will be closed until all the old accounts are settled
 D. L. OCONNELL. still hold out the same inducements to any one wishing to buy me out. l will sell on and and l2 months credit at cost and carriage.
 Dee 2H. lSh1. n n.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
SWAN & cos LOTTERIES.
 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!! &GO.OQn FOR TEN AAIIARSl

 The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & Co.,, Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lot tery in each of thelr Lotteries for December 1851. at Augusta, Georgia, to which city they have removed their Principal Office.
 CLASS 6o, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, il public, on
 SATURDAY. JAN. 2d, 1858.
 CLASS 70, To he drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
 SATURDAY, JAN. 9th, 1858.
 CLASS 71, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
 SATURDAY, JAN. 18th, 1858.
 CLASS 72, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, n public, on
 SATURDAY, JAN. 23d. 1858.
 CLASS 73, To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY JAN. 3Oth, 1858. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Five Thousand Four Hundred Prizes NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETs!! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
S2J Reward.

Bargains tor Planters. Snn PAIR Negro Brogans at cost, come and see OOV for yourselves. Dee. %. '51. MORROW BOONE S CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
SELLING OFF AT COST. hRY Goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes

hdtS ana taps. carpets, etc.
 On account of the hard times we have decided to sell from our CIV and large stock of Goods at cost and no higher until February list. 1858 L. M. FILKINS & co. Little Rock Dec. 15 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

S25 Reward. pUNAWAY from W. C. Scouts farm in g< IL Perry county. Arkansas, on the night of "A 5 h December, negro man by the name of -A. Lafa, cite. aged about 26 years about five feet six inches high weighs about l7o lbs.
 The said boy is almost wlitc hair perfectly straight He has small his forehead near the eige of his hair, and two small his left hand one just below the knuckle of his thumb, asd the other below the knuckle of the fore finger caused by ham lner from dressing ks He had on. when he left home, gray coat worth SS, ca>smer hat. low crown and narrow bEm. 1 think the boy will try to pass whte
 If taken out of the State and lodged in jail will pay the above reward. and if within the Stute and secured so get him, sl5 %.
 REV. W. c. STOUT. l2-5t By T. c. PANKEY, Overseer. count to Rev w C. Srout
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
A RARE CHANGE.

Princeton. Dallas co. Ark. Dee. l5. '57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
NnTUCE

HAVE this day sold all my interest in the firm of II ' Newborn & Hughes ]" to John H. Newbern. who is authorized to settle up the business of the firm and to receive all monevs due Newborn tS Hughes
 Little Rock, Dec. 2S, 1857. JOHN L. HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

The present report and accompanying docu- ment olve full and very satisfactory statement of the extended operations under the land svs- tenn of the United States:-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Sugar Molasses and Fruit.

LUST received from New Orleans, NxSSFsA aJ 10 bbls Prime Sugar, S > 3 do Molasses, &4dESt2 do Oranges. sST Ste do Cocoanuts, % boxes Reisins, do Lemons F doz. Chesapeake Fresh Oysters, do halfs. do do do 2o,o00 Havana Segars: kegs extra Twist Toledo
 l hhd Cod Fish.
 bag Pepper. All of which will be sold by Dec. 29. '51. NJ. TANTI
 Just Received from Cincinnati. s)A Boxes of Cheese. ~O 25 bbs. Extra Flour 8
 do Butter Ora ,kers, lSEZ
 do Sugar Crackers,
 do Pilot Bread,
 27 do of Apples,
 10 boxes Soda Crackers,
 12 bbls. Whiskey,
 10 half bbls. Whiskey,
 do do Gin,
 4 do do Sweet Wine,
 do do Brandy All of which will be sold by Dec 29, 1857. NJ. TANTI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
S2OO REV ARD.

R AN Away, from Little Rock, Ark, on "A T the 2Oth of August. 1856, the negro man ~ Frank. For his delivery to the sheriff of Pu N laskl county, Arkansas, will pay TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, and will cheerfully pay for any informa- lion as to his whereabouts The negro Frank was brought from near Alligator, Florida; he may at tempt to return there, or get into the Indian country west of Arkansas.
 DEscRiPTIoN.- Said negro Frank is black, about p years of age stout built weighs about lso pounds feet or inches high, slightly bow legged has one front tooth ont scar on shoulder, (proba- ply on the left, but may be the right made with a knife, and bald place on the top of his head about two inches in diameter.
 Address, E. C. NORTON Cummins 20
 Dec 29 '57 l2-4t Arkansas c,nntv Arl,
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LUST RECEIvED-so Sacks Pennywit's super J fine Flour. and for sale by
 Dec 29th, '57. N. TANTI.
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Report of Commissioner of Pensions.

From this annual report it appears that the pension office has added to the roll of pension ors during the year. under all the various acts, 52 revolutionary soldiers, 33o widows of revo- lutionarv soldiers 265 half-pa willows and or phans, 291 invalids, total 946. The arrears due on the same at the date of issuing the pension certificates amounted to S24l.O 72.
 The amonnt paid during the year by pension agents is, to revolutionary soldiers S1O3, ,961 29 widows of revolutionary soldiers S483 32O 42; half pay widows and orphans S304, 1852 26; in- valis $469.347 92; privateers Sl,547; total S1,362,548 S9.
 One hundred and seventy four revolutionary saldiers and seven hundred and thirty-eight widows of revolutionary soldiers have died du- ring the year. Total number of deaths of all classes of pensioners, 1,45l.
 The whole number of pensioners on the rolls June 30, 1857. is as foIlows:--
 346 revolutionary soldiers, year.
 ly amount. nt............ S2o,54l s5 47O2 widows and revolutionary
 soldiers, yearly am't.... 375,58 63 2854 haf-pay widows and or
 phans yearly amount :. 27O,992 45
 5,266 invalids, yearly em't 468,Ol7 57 IS privateers, yearly an.. l,252 co s t X s++t ft .--------- 13,l85. Total. .$1, ,l36, ,3S6 50 l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
W hen was it, love,

We gathered flowers upon the ll-top wonder, And thou ddst promise that thou woaldst be mine Fen ere they faded on thy blushing brow? Thou lost not know! l knew thou dIdst forget To keep thy promise, but will not chide The flowers are faded now, and they were naught But simple vioets; whe thy gardens teem, II what hear be true, with every plant That rears courtly head. Thou vert most wise To let the viole,s perish
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

NOTICE! NOTICE!! A IL persons indebted to the firm of Newborn & [A Hughes. either by note ar account, must come forward by first January, and settle up.
 J. H. NEWBERN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
COACH AND CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

COACH AND CAKKIAGE TRIMMING. 4 P's Super. 6-4 Damask, Fl do Drab 64 Cloth do Pawn Drab Silk,
 do Silk Trimmings assorted
 do 5 Enameed Cloth
 do 6-4 do Figured Drilling,
 do A do do do
 do 30 in do Duck
 do A Floor Oil Cloth
 do Ex. 6-413-4 Oil Cloth
 l dog. Grass Mats
 do Hides Patent Leather,
 do do Enameled Leather,
 do Pad Skins,
 ID. Saddler's Silk, Also large lot of Broad and Narrow Coach Lace, etc etc. Cheap tor Cash. Dec. s. 'h1. D. RENDER