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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

0TThe editor of the Gazette earnestly calls upon somebody to go on the tops of houses and shout that Col. Terry said hat he was man ol wealth and substance, and therefore, better fit- ted for the office of State Senator than Capt Danley. Everybody who knows Col. Terry, knows that such stuff is perfectly absurd We would suggest to the editor of the Gazette, that it is rather dangerous going on house tops to shout, and the shouter might meet with the fate of Ananas and his wife Sapphra.
 Would not getting up in tree do as well, at the same time being less dangerous? If the shouter wishes to conine himself entirely to the truth, let him shout the last part of said sentence: "Col. Terry is better fitted for the office of State Senator than C. c. Danley." All reasonable men will agree with him then.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
The Irene.

Prince John, (not Van Buren, but that prince of steamboat captains, John D. Adams, arrived here last week with a floating drawing room, that some people persist in calling a steamboat This new craft is called the Irene, is the finest vessel ever in the Arkansas river, and will run between this point and Napoleon, so as to con- meet with the Memphis and Vicksburg packets. Success to her.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

LITTLE ROCK tlIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.- The subscribers to the Lltle Rock High School for girls are requested to meet tomorrow (July 29th) at P. M, at the office of Messrs. Wat kl"s S' Gallagher, for the purl ose of electing board of trustees and settling the articles of the association. A punctual and full attendance is earnestly requested.
 GEO. c. WATKINS,
 Temporary President. T,I, OQtL 1OEO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

RIvER.--Four feet water in the channel and falling Weather very good for crops, but rather warm for comfort The reports from Napoleon are that the Mississippi is now within the banks, but that the whole surrounding great flood. There is so far, but little sickness, though the chances are, that the whole of the overtlowed districts will be unhealthy for some tima
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Indian Hculties

Washington, July 21.-The commisslonel,... '. Indian affairs, by private letter from For ss x buckle, June 22d, learns that the CanlanerSs r,. are making extensive depredations. The manches are much irritated by losses susiai''' recently in conflict with the Texan Rangers x,
 The 2d cavalry arc ordefed to remain ID " department of Texas. ,a
 The departmet of Florida will be disoaia'' on the first of August.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Notice to Pensioners
July 18th, 1858.
PENSION AGENCY.

PENSION AGENCY,
 Little Rock. A,ks., July 22, lS5S.{ To Pensioners ,oho cannot conveniently attend in person and drua0 Me'r pensions at M,s agency. By authority of the Hon. J. Madison Cutts second comptroller of the treasury, have had printed btank form, or uouchers. n each clas, of pensions, which will be remitted, by mail, to pensioners, as their pensions become due. pro- vided they apply for the same, and also enclose the necessary return postage
 P. T. CRUTChFIELD, Rcc'r etc..
 act,ng as Pens,on Agent, by order
 ot the Secretary Of the Interior.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

0TThe advertisement of the medical de- par'ment of the University of Louisville, will be found in our paper to-day. A glance at the names of the faculty, will show us those of some of the most distinguished physicians in the country. This institution is source of pride to the south
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

CT The condition of affairs in Baltimore is deporabe and alarming. The black guard societies rule the city, and are running it. Under the claim that they are ''Americans," the most odious sconndrels that infest the town are it's masters. Mayor Swan and his police are the tos'ls of the plug nglies. If there is enongh of the salt of the earth in Baltimore to save it. there will probably he vigilance commit tee presently, operative inthe punishment of the murderous villains who have so long four lshed over the city. vulgar and bloody des- potism. CSn Com.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
$ they can make some folks believe it

SEARCY FEMALE INsTITUTE.--In another column will be found the advertisement of the trustees of this deserving institution. We commend 1t to the patronage of our people and hope to see the day hen this and kindred institutions will educate al the females of Ar kansas, for they are capable of it as any of the schools at the north. We shall refer to this subject again.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

A SUGGEsTIoN.-When Capt. Danley gets his free bank in operation, would it not be well for him, or whoever shall have the control of it, to keep the accounts in the old, primitive way, on shingles with a piece of charcoal? This would save the expense of books, and when it came to carrying out his favorite plan of burning the records and assets, the shingles would make good winter fires.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

0TWe refer the student of medicine or those persons having sons whom they intend to educate for the medical profession, to the ad vertisement of the Shelby Medical College, in another column.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

SPEAKING IN THIS CITY.--The candidates for the lower house of the General Assembly VIII speak here on tomorrow. (Thmsdayl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

To THE COUNTY CLERKs.--We, this week, take the liberty of renewing the request made in our last issue, that the clerks of the different counties would be pleased to forward us the returns, so soon as the result is known. Under the ballot system it takes ten or twelve hours to connt ont the votes polled at large precinct, so that, generally, the result is not known at the county seat until the day after the election. Clerks, and our friends who may send us re- turns, need not wait for the opening and com- pairing of the poll-books, but despatch the earliest returns received. They will add to the favor by distinguishing the politics of the can- didates, where it can be done. By so doing, we shall be enabled to furnish them with all the returns in our first and second issues after the election.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Gen. Walker Again.

Too much space has already been given, in our columns, to this parsonage, rendered neces- sary by an attempt on the part of certain decay ed politicians of this State, to create the impress sion that he was an injured man. Another of his lies has been nailed to the counter. We found in one of our exchanges, an opposition paper the following custic yet truthful criticism on the lie and its refntation:
 "GEN. WILLIAM WALKEa--Ex- President of Sonora. Ex-President of Nicaragua, etc. etc. etc.-has turned up again, this time in the col umms of the Washington Union. The little greveved man of destiny, in recent speech at New Oleans, it will be rememered, declared "that Mir. Buchanan, through his secretary of war. had sent an ambassador to him (Gen. Walker) saving that if he would fnrgo the Nica- ragua enterprise and engage in the service of Mexico-and, while in that service, do some act, such as "tearing down' the has of Spain, rendering war between Spain and Mexico in evitnhle-he (W4lker) would receive the sup pert If the administration. Herein, 1t would seem. Sweet William must have been drawing upon his iragina'ion-as he generally does-- for, says the Union-as ifspeaking for Mir. Buch- anan direct
 It is hardly worth while to say that the Presideht never authorized the secre'a ary of war; or any other person, to speak for him to Gener- al Walker personally, or through an ambas ador, on the subject referre'l to nor has the secretary of war held any conversation with Gen. Walker, or through an ambassador, speaking for or rep resenting the views of the President, or the ad- ministration. declared in the report of Gen. Walkers speech
 The Union, we dare say, is right in this mat ter. Walker doubtless. thought that, by con- netting his name with the President of tle United States. and that mythical amhassaaor,' he would add to his impor ance and respecta- bil;tv in the eyes of the people who don't krow what an insignificant parsonage he really is.'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

SATURDAY, Nov. l3.
FLOURISH at 81 81 TO 81 Sc. Little or
nothing doing n country flour.
WHEAT-Sales choice red and white firm
81 1001 IS.
CORN-Slles at BE, TO 75c q bu.
OATS-57 10 &c n bu.
HEMP-Sales reported to-day were IS bales
al s95; Il5 bales choice al 500, and 81 bales
chioce dressed al Sii6 r Ton.
BACON-Sale Y cks rib sides dt nc.
POTATOES-9lc to 10Oc p bu in b es.
SALT-Saies G. a. from Levee al 92,@95c
FRUTr-Sales Is bb green apples at So 2
Dbl, and % bags choice dried apples al 81 q bu.
HIDES-A.rkets steady: flint al l5gl5,c, and
green salt at 7t974c z II. Sheep PeIts soc.
FEATHERS-42 10 Soc
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
But few good Cattle offrriag with good sup
plyof common and inferior on the market. De-
rnand good for packing at a to SIC net for good
lots. Butchers are paying 10 sc for far to
choice. Inferior and common sell slow at /! to
&c gross. 4 fair demand for shipment South.
HOGS-A moderate stock offering and in good
demand for city use. Good heavy butchers hogs
retail! at ) 10 SIC.
SHEEP-Tnere are plenty in market for the
present demand. Prices range from 81 70 10 So,
as 10 quality.
COWS AND CALVES-A moderate supply
offering, with rather light demand. at from Sl5
TO S35, as TO quality.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

PnEsIDrNrIAL.-The New York Times
has Come on, for Senator Douglas Tor Presi-
dent in 1880. The Courier and Enquirer
= out for Seward The Herald advocates
he denomination Of Buchan, aud advises
The Oppo.ition 10 u"ite upon Gen. Scott
The Post lavors the claims OF Gov. Chase.
or some Western man. The New York
Tribune is non cnmmittal. Wentworth 3,
Chicago paper suggest, Lincoln Tor Presl-
Jient or Vice President.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
From the WestpoFt Border Star, November 5ih.
Arrival from Salt Lake Undoubted Tes-
timony Regarding Fixes Peak.

Mr.. Elsbach, citizen OF this place, and
gentleman OF character and reliability, has
reached home from trading tour 10 Salt
Lake City, ana we have had the pleasure
, Of coiIver,ing with him and learning some
facts confrmatory Of the recent favorable Ill
teiigeuce from the gold regions.
( He left Salt Lake City on the 9Th Of Oc-
tuJer, and came ont with the mail. NJ
news oil any consequence, save that there
were lew Indian disturbances, which
might breed trouble.
! Mr.. Eisbach has copy of letter writ
leu by l.. p. B-auyaiS. lrum his Lone Star
Ranche.' five miles below Fort Laramie,
20 his brother in 81. Louis, giving him the
result Of his Investigations in regard 10 the
gold regions. ....-. .-.-....
Mr.. Beauvais states that he had sent a
reliable agent TO Pike Peak ard adjacent
peIghborhuoa, whu returned with favorable
accounts. He says that gold is found in
small quantities over considerable extent
Of country, but that the must prolific region
is between Pixies Peak and the Medicine
Gold Mountains. A good many scattering
parties were al work, or prospecting. but
Tie most of them were moi successful ow
ing 10 d lack o. experience anu we wan. II, O
'",l"o'e implements 10 "o!n VIM I'M, i"e
"n'y company '''"' was P'u'."'u WI" Pr.
per 'o"'S' an" VINO seem d 10 KNOW VIVA w"a'
'ney were %o"'"' vas d company % geo.
eianS' ana ihty were reaizi"g iro" i've 70
S.Hiee" per gay PEI una, 1,""' a'u r"spee"
Al me ,aihe 'iine. M p ~ a's ,'a' u"
a,I'o' o' '';r eN s'e''ee % g",n ~ su." qn"',
'.''es 40 "t' P"s' "'', NC ""' gu WI"
81 s..cN u n'hs', g"o"S ear III VIC sP''s
!" nc eAcr s'nel'' 'leat me 'a'"ss =. ''cied
~ e. I ~ ,ta t.!,,I - ,ha NO., .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
aTWe invite The attention OF the sick

SFWe invite The attention of the sick
and afflicted, 10 the advertisements i'll our
columns OF DIR. Eu>'erly'> l"drae and Sar-
sapariIia, and GrIdiey'> Salt Rheum and
reiIer Ointment, Dr. Carriers Cough Bal
>am, DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hooper>
Female Cordial, and DR.. ElslerIy's Fever
and Argue Killer. These medicines are
prepared by thoroughly educated Phy>ic-
ian, Chemist and PharmaceuIl>r, SO that all
can rely upon them as being safe and etiec-
tual in curing the diseases Tor which they
are recommended. They are standard
remedies, and can be found in nearly every
Drug and Apothecary store in the United
SiatrS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
WRT TIE 81. T. WERE SO CALLED

WY TIE 81. i. Y. WERE SO CALLED
The tern First Families of Virginia"
originated at the early settlement OF the
State. II WAS found impossible 10 colonize
il unless women went there. Accordingly
ship load was sent out, but no planter wa
allowed TO marry che Of them until he had
first paid one hundred pounds Of tobacco
lor her passage. When second ship load
esme, no one would lay over seventy five
pounds for the matrimonial privilege, ex-
eept it were very superior article. Con-
seqnently, the descendants Of all those who
Uefe sod for one hundred 20 Ind> Of tabac-
2, irere ranked as the Fir! Families, while
dose who brought but seventy five pounds
are now ranked as the Second Families;
and the reason why no one can ever find
shy Of tile second families, is because Won
can't get VirginiHn TO admit tha; his moth
er only brought seventy five pounds OF to-
bocco.-[ Petersburg Intelligrnecr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

1863. l0EB.
e a IL tn AZ e..
lust received at the cheap cash house of the
- undersigned, fresh supply OF Family Gro
cprirs, selected with grea; care, and warranted TO
give entire satIsfac ion, consisting IN part GAL; OF
the following:
100 kegs Wheeling nails;
100 pkS N. o. and IeIned sugar;
81 do Bel, hers moIasses;
50 bags Rio coffee;
bag Java do;
kegs powder;
80 bags shot, assorted;
200 lbs bar lead;
$4,000 e. ID. caps;
50 boxes cheese;
loo bbls and kegs Of tar;
$50 bbls whisky;
barrels peach brandy;
barrels swcri wine;
barrels MADEIRA and Port Wine;
10 bbls brandy. from Soc 10 81 so;
bhi cherry brandy;
40 bxs crinped and fancy candy;
bhlS oranges;
hhl cranberIies;
2 boxes citrUH;
barrel currents;
80 boxes STAR Candles;
6 bbs clover seed;
80 hbis white lime;
20 bbIs crushed sugar;
And thousand other articles, no room for in the
Times.
Call and save money, where you will find every
thing in our line and d few outsiders.
oct2I'58 THOMSON, LEWIS SEQ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

CAPTURE OF Another SLAvER.--Th'
steamship Black Warrior arrived at New
Orleans Saturday, bringing iniormaIIo"
from Havana that the bark Venus, former
" under the Mexican flag, was captured
with nearly SEQ negroes Oh board, off the
Moro, BY Spanish war steamer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

MuLrs IN THE SoUTu.-We take the fol-
lowing frcm the NatcLiioehes La. HirGL4
Of the 23rd ull:
FIsr SALE OF MrLEs-Messrs. Broad
dus and Wallace Of Huward Co., Missouri
closed ont LOT Of mules in this place, las,
week, selling 45 mules al $40 per head
This is the best ,ale se haze heard OF as
occurring in this part ol the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

e Two centuries ago, not one in hun.
bred wore stockings. Fifty years ago, moi
one boy in thousand was allowed 10 run at
large al night. Fifty years ago, not one girl
in . fhousond rnsden waiting made Of her
moiber.i Wonderful improvements IN this
wonderful age, ,t,4,.st f-.rt fs...s5s- al.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

"Punch" gives the poor some NUS
10 crack, and everybody something to phil
osophize upon when he says, Iii costs a
great deal Of money 10 be rich, and it i, a
question if so much is worth so lirie? At.
ter all, is wealth worth The cast, first in nc
CURING it. next in supporting if, and lastly
IN bearing up under it, when you have lost
IT," .,.-..-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
IRANcH EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. LOUIS.

oL7fso"", To
'I'HlS Branch avina fully complied with the
provisions of tine Bank Law. is now in opera
ton and prepared for business. The regular meet
ngs of the Board will be held every Thursday at
10 O'Clock a. m. and the Exchange Committee
meets daily at II O'Clock m.
WILLIAM C. BOON, Cash.
April ID, lS5S-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
CERTIFICATES OF lePGSIT,

UFFICE OF W ESToN I. BIRCH Son.
Glasgow. Dec. q. 1851.
WE will receive money on deposit, ana Issu,
W certificates therefor, at the following rate:
% days. or more, per cent. per annum.
months, or more, q per cent. :. =.
No interest allowed on current accounts suhIt CT
to draft at sight. wthou; notice.
Dec. ~, iS5!-H
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
cEDr. EIooper,s EeI..aEe Cordial
fTDr. Bakers specific

fTDr. Bakers Specific will cure
Gonogrhoea, elect, Structure. Seminal Weakness.
Chordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and
all diseases of the genital Organs. Reacer have
you PRIVATE DISEASE? Do not neglect it,
DELAY IS DANGEROUS. Dr. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is a safe, speedy, and RADICAL CURE. With DR..
Bakers Specific you can CURE YOURSELF,
and prevent exposure. as plain directions for use
accompany the medicine. Price 81 81 per bottle.
WD DIR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Ches-
nut streets, ST. Louis, Mo, sole proprietor, to
whom all orders must be addressed 10 get the gen
W r. SNELSON, in Fayette, and by druggists
generally. lyI ON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

is% DR.. AbisIA Cooley, the inventor Of tne-
ten Insfehss, died at Hartford Com, 81 Tho 18Th
VT, aged e ysars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
NOTICE.

BRANCH BsmK STATE NIssoUsI,
Fayeite, Dee. ~, 1871.
TNHlS Branch has sigh Exchange on the East
in sums 10 suit, at 4 per cent. premium foI
SPecie, or the notes of any of the Banks of this
Stale A. HENDRIX, Cash.
Dec. Il. 1857-1y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
DIR. EASTERLY'S

fTFeVer and AgHe ki11er-Will
cuIe Ague and Fever, ChilIs and Fever, Dumb
Agre, Intermittent and Remitent Fevers. and all
the various forms of fevers incident 10 bilious
climates. II there is a MAN. WOMAN or CHILD.
suffering with AGuE aid FEVER. they are advised
TO procure DR. tasterly's Fever and que Killer.
II Is d POSITIVE CrEE-SPEEDS AND PERMANENT.
TT it. Price 81 per hottie. six hotties for 50.
DR.. E.sTEELy. corner Third aud Che nu SIS.
ST. Louis. sole proprietor, 10 whom ali orders
must he addres>e'i. To get the genuine. Sold by
HUGH L. WHITE, ,gert, e aS.nw; ". r.
SNEISON, agent, Faye'te, aud by druggists
generally. Jyl TN
G. Or. Carriers Cough RaEsarn
will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Consumption
Bronchitis, Splitting # Blood, Pain IN the SIDE
and Breast. eu.i>y. Whoopmg Cough, Group,
Liver Complaint, Pdlpiiaiion of the Heart, and
all diseases Of the Throat. Chest aud Lungs. No
one should neglect Cough or Cold ii single day.
NJ lions die annually by nrgiecting a COMMON
Com. Coughs anu Colds lra,l TO CONSUMPTION.
aud then 10 81 early death. Reader, have You
Cough, Cold, or any disease of the lungs? Pro
cure at once tina; Gel, braied remedy, DR.. CAR
TER's CoUGH BALsAM, which never fails 10 re-
lieye Cough in tweniy-fOur hours, and always
CURES the WORST CASES of Colds, Coughs and
all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs in a few
days. Prce-Tral bottles, % cents large bot
ties, 81 per bottle. or bottles for So.
JDR. EASTERLY, corner OF Third and
Che,nut streets, st. Louis, No sole proprietor,
10 whom all orders must be addressed 10 get The
genuine. Sold by HUGH L. WHITE, Glas-
cow, W. r. SNELSON, Fayeite, and BY drug
gISts, generally. jyl6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

These two lines that look 80 solemn,
Are put in kers to Ell SHt the sslGas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
STOVES! STOVES!

JUST received ahd IN store, large and select
y assortment of Parlor, Office and Cooking
Stoves, of the most beautiful and durable pat
terms, which will sell at reduced prices. Also
a choice stock Of tinware Of every description,
made Of the best material. Call and see for your
ssk. fssp28 ae Q. DAUTEL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

ENch an@c
BRANCH EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. LOUIS,
Glasgow, Apr! -, 1858.
THIS Branch will keep constantly on hand
l sight Exchange upon SAINT Louis, and the
East, in sums to suit. at current rates.
WILLIAM c. BOON, Cash.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADV'S.
TILE UNION HAS BUSTED.

THE great fight is over, and from reliable in
| formation, we shall have 10 more cheap
freights this season; but Thomson, Lewis g. Co.,
who sell exclusively for cash, which enabled
them TO get up very large supply OF goods at
killing low freights, and are prepared to give
great bargains. The old credit houses who sell on
one and two yesrs time, are caught IN bad fix,
so when You visit Glasgow, you will advance
your own Interest greatly by making your purcha-
ses at THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.'S Cheap
Grocery. LII jys
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08

How TO MAKE HORSE DRAW
once knew man that bought fine
looking sorrel mare, that was as false as
beast could be, but he finally cured
her to perfection in the following man
ner:- -e
He geared her to the cart, he went to
tie ccrntield to get load of pumpkins,
after he had got some ten or dozen on
she thought she had too much load and
refused to pull. He coaxed and petted
he:' some time, but all to no purpose;
next got a stick and thumped and
thrashed with the same success, and
then thought he would try another plan.
He got a wheelbarrow, and wheeled
pumpkins enough to make full load,
and put them in the cart, when he took
her by the head again but it was no go.
He started home, and concluded that
she might either pull the load of pump
kins or stand there till the day Of iudg-
ment. But when the sun began to get
low, she began to think about her sup
per, and started for home, passing skill
fully through three sets of bars, and ar.
rived at the barn in safety with her load.
He put her in the stable and fed her as
though nothing had happened. She re-
fused to pull at two other times, but she
received the same treatment each time,
so she found it of no use, for she had to
pull the load i'll the end. After that she
became as good beast to work as ever
was hitched.