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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
RnR snRRIRR.

PiIGE CrIEENx -Atthe solicitation Of a num-
Der Oi friends, again oGer myself candid lie for the
Oe Of Ohio county, pl-gnE elected,
discharge the duties % th- Odev With InpaTIialy-
Ifb8 1. EEDILLIUN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
COMMISSION EIE OF n szVENUE.

NksaEs. EDIOAs:-PisG-e AnEouI,e y rGmr eJE5i-
date the Revenue fOr this City District.
81 tbs SGsanE Mas election. JOSHUA LCkLNS-
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EOR NLIERIElE.

MRssRs RbITcEs-IUu EiH plruse the OF
n. T. DOksET, candidate for sFsrIa of OHIO county
ha.S - -AO NANT CI4IzExs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

The Second Seetion.-Joseph WOOley, non
resident, was fined one dollar and costs yester-
day morning by Aid. Wright, for violation Of
the second section.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
FOR SHERIFF.

MISsEs FruuEs .-ti-asE announce me = candidate to
he exceed ShrTtn Ohlo county the ensuing NAV
toE. !febel JOHN r. HCBBAED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

PICTURES FOR THE MILLION!
~ Prices to suit the times at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, hiin street opposite linton. Pictures
Gallery greatly reduced prices. The public are aware
that the place the
ken In the city.
rate 30 obtain c pictures hut head
quarters where prepared to taFe t cheap
tle cheapest. (dec3.! INV. wYKES, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
RALTIM0RE MARKET.

MAY 5.-Flour is steady aud unchanged
Wheat steady. Corn has an advancing tenden-
cy; white is quoted nj G2a65c aud yellow at 65a
SIC. Whisky dull nj 204, and unchanged
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COI-NTT CCTrRT,

AEssss. EDiTOHS:-PIrase =nnouuee m = candidate
for reelection Clerk Of the County Court Of
At the ensuing NAY Election. lIbGl JNO. MccoLLccIi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
THE GREAT BsAUTlFIER,
80 LONG UNsUCCESSFULLT SOUGHT,
FOUN ND All LAST!

NOR IT RESrORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR ~
its OTignal euleE5 severe luHuTiaEtiy the har tsasi-
all danTuH, itching AMI all aeTouia, caIi IL al
and all ~TuptiOus aHttC tl lriF -oft. healthy
and Ni preserve any FEatlr sge. ivfaSFvs.
fLy magic, al bOteh-s. lie, frC the face, ali
urulFiH sai HSTSSEs lead aeh- see eiiS,la- zI ths
following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

More Enthusiastically made the fifth day
OF the present month upon which we have had
rain. The DRILLING continued last night until
late hour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
MAY ELECTION.
Citizens, Candidate for sheriff

dc hereby rs self As The lice
Ct -erI Of Ohio County, and would respectfully Ask
isuOEezens for their sura promising q 81 u Slgctr
viii iRspArti LS q Charge the dUiiss Ct the ofss
HPS GU. nCLTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

BosTox, May 5.--The Royal Mail Steamship
Canada sailed for Liverpool at noon, with 40
passengers. SLe had no sperie list.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

Tie County Co'srt, before adjourning yestcr.
day. ordered the magistrates to be summoned TO
h Nd the Levey Court Gu the first Monday in
JunA
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FOR nIIRRIRR
Enn amRIsIER-

MESsRS RpTIONs :-Piensr AnnoUI a candidate
for SteIiu Ohio CVurl, At
The Spring Election. tIsJll SAM'L. IkWiN.
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Wheeling High School

" OChOO1
TIE eoerbeTH Es~ As-ociai Themselves
pose 81 opening ClassicAl and Mathematical
Wheeling. 1t Is their intention rvery respect
equal TO the best Academies and High Schools
try Pupils will by prepared any College,
In she active Of life Tie
udirs will embrace the EnTlh. Latin Greek, Preach,
Id Spanish Ian and full course Of M4thrnaties
The Principals had ample experience teaching
various Aeuieues, and graduates Of
in the United States furnish BAttfue-
tory Testimonials and references
Thc Military will be introduced far a. TO have
daily drl, which VII be found Of great drantaEe IN Civ
ing regular exerciIr the pupils and their
Fiai-c.
The school VII opened 4t March and close
for vacation the 4th Of July Due notee
will be given Of the location Of the school.
Yor te present. the Principals be found MuTe
House, SksEs application can be made for further Informs
tivn. }. Y. JOSES,
q the We Military In-trutr.
CHARLES TICKER, A. NJ,
fsbSJ-t Of Prnestoa College, " J.
TNAsTOR .LOVEs-If you want the best Eagi.,h or
~ French Castor GIovrs ever sav. sal st
Ep2I WHEELER LAIINs.
PRIMAL bREsS-one elegant pure white sEE Rot. a
apsi MARSH TAYLOR.
NOTIONS! NO7IONSI NOTIONS!
SAson's BilekinE, Cloves,
Matces. kutmes1,
Shaving SoFps, Spikes o al iinds,
Washing soaps, BATlos's Bne,
Hair Ulls, EEfr-st u Codre.
Inks, Thcmcouttics,
Garden Seed, E'ssbe-s,
Far, Castor OIL.
ITussss, Shoulder Br-ess-
Supporters, Syringe,
Ias:rurzeass,
With great variety q rtiess tbe johbns snd Eelsu
Tass. HSr sale ~ lapljI :. II. LSGAS : Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

NEw YoRK, May 5--The sIramcr Cahawha
has arrived with IlavunR dates To The 3Uth ult.
Lord Otway, the British Minister to Mexico. had
arrived ut Havana in the steamer Dee, from st.
Thomas, and proceeded Immediately to Vera
Cruz Santa Anna remained at ST. Thomas.
The sugar market at Havana continued firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
CINClNNATI MARKET.

CIScIxSATi, May b. Flour is unchanged; in
fair demand. Whiskry is IN active demand at
ldc. Provisions IominRL
It rained last night for four hours. The iiY-
er has risen tive inches since yesterday evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
FOR ImRnIFR

MEssRs EOsIoRs.-PIeas. candida
the pfe= Sherr OF Ohio county, the ensuing gg
ElecL.on [Isbll ANDREW WHIiE.
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StrR GOOdR.

= AV-RY Is opening s large and general lssort.
De meat OF Meas YUuiL's and Chil4Tenis Hats. con-
sistnZ Of Eyerttt, D. -. AMI bouai, Webster Italian
Hats Peei D. b., Drzb and brown L-ghOTu Cuban Hats
LeEhOEt, Young America, D. u. LeghoTn Bol Hats; PaH
"a ns ariiclc) Silver Straw Drab Hats;
Webster allan D. y. Boys Hats; Caidrens ENtTA wind
DouGe straw and eghoTS Hats, all q Uhsh viii be soIj
apes No. 14s Ml,n St., Whee asst Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

Hickory Grove, st Cturits Co, No, Nov. 70 l5ss.
PROV o. J. WOOD-Irar Slr= Sos-s last
were n5serd 70 Of Hair Restorative sEd
its ens.Is uVndrili lie. duiy aEI
lie sc3lc;td. 10 TrEoTII-
Our tle tra's head fer tiu4e Lad ssn prIttcy
TOTvTtd viii sore. atJ czii Il ssnld head II
hair ALMOST cntireiv - n qu=I C.. WLsn
fend, SEEING lis tufrTnsp, avissd uto EeEtn
ratiVg, did Nth LITTLE EOEs bJt &c
prise. and that 6 al friends, lev HpTigE1I
removed the disssss Sntrriy afd ADD xuiaLt
Of hair AiATied cut, ant tls 10y
has healthy scsip, and - !sAuEiznt - Ei
ether ell .. We thrTefoFv, and 90 rTtby
mend Restorative erect rElsy Ter all dlH.
. sesip and hair. We Af-, youFsr-s7-etfulIy,
OEOR6E ". III 3GfNRO1WAN,
SARAH A HiB6iSEO HAM
6aTdIntF. Maine, June -. 1856.
PROF .. }. WuoD-bsAs >ir- lave sssd is5tilsa
Of rrressOr Weo's it-r Restorative. A. esh ts nay
g - ti ETtAtest dieovTy - the Tss-oI! ana
changing Hair H. zee using &
ty- Ny Jhinrd its atiainal ISu
WIf.sEt feaI. ~
. tAE EossT klta
Tours Respectfully.
DANIEL y. lfCEFlIT.
o.J.wOODA -. Prorri-,Srs SIR IresdSry, SSv Ioyt
lr tl- sEvstN. i Mirr gGf-g Eststishrr,Hf.l ilt
Market -. "a LeE-s NJ Aii sod - III good IrrS-
Ei-ts-
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TOY virtue Deed of Trust executed TO by VIM. H.
y rus;ell VIM t. MsHLss and 9sh.rs dated July an
Deed BOOK a. page a9G Be- VIII sell public cutlery
tic Court House SAID county, Tu.s
Original Plat Of Nart whetins a. &C. a. IS o. being
eIuT and W on Which ar. Situated the Whss
isE Window Glass Works
the 18th day Of July, 1855 t. c. McAFEE,
ES-P POSTPONED TO 14TH OF MAY.
1OO KEGS Philadephs Pittsburg White Lead, just
a,Iga ','s''s' "'" 'O' s. FUNDENBEKG's.
an KEGS sn5w White zine, receiged and for sale q
, BAIEkls g9p4 yaTnlsh e su,rior aTtieel ana Paint
cviv,d and ior sale at 5 FUNDENBERj's.
VIZ ~ WEsII-ELHI yam:
By Expr ess.
I'VE received smother lot OF those very hne
w white SHIRTS, and tor sale l@S Cor cash by
ap2I Io2 Vain s..
UsT KEGEII 10, 6elalI LOT MsTsaIgs shirts;
q ,r 5S"s'ns new and elegant WHEELER LAK1S.
IN PIECES OF New Velvet Tapestry, BRUSSELS Car.
P prices 0''" wv '''''' '''' j. G. IiAREouR,
I ACE sETTs,-Rssl Point Gaze, lloniton and vSIsn-
ap2I MidSII / TAYLOR.
Public Notice.
Ins to warn all person: aEsn' har6orns or ru'IsE
yesterday len my bed and board without cags or prove
s" apss-s Sc ''' '01',''' -l WiLLIAM oEUnnIs
Surgicaland DentalInstruments
IUsr REcEIvEDA large assortment Of aursiea InS'Tu-
respectfully invited. The following comprise. vi the
GmputatIns and TrephinIns Instruments.
sailanaL's Porte Caastiqoe,
HuIIihru's UvuA Scissors,
Toasi instrnT rs,
silver Caii.ter., male And fsuaie ssuTInet.
D., 1870. pa.t.t p,a.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

s RIVER AND WEATHER
PITTSBURGH, Mya o. River feet by pier
marx. Weather clear and mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06
SETTLEMENTS.

COUNTS against all parties indebted 'he suhscrI-
~ beEs will he aade not AM ready for settlement by the
Brat Of Jaru Those calling for their
will be presented with them Immediately thereaf
ter idcc2al MCLALLESs. RSON 4 cO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-06

This incpmprelenElble Ln!mCnt, upon Which tie Frea
Of the afflicted all lands rely for relief
the pAng5 OF rheumatism Neuralgia, Govt, EryspeAs,
Cancer ScrOfua SprAips, uist, BuTnE Scads all
cuRnvOus disease, rapidly supIscdrg ull similar
Aratos The proprGtOfs give for the rEcOuTa
sufferers, tile follow OF de
Leru effected by it during the psttTsN nOn's.
thcHIes from the parties uAned ia the
te proprtOrs, but thsir length precudts publication
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
Forfeiture
 WASHINGTON -

VIE Auditor State of Arkansas to
 
 bonds due 22i 1835 elanlsd from lforthe the
  lnotv
  the d the purchasers sufficient and discharge their liabilities the es tot the Arkansas Tor Internal of bondon onunalv
  with er&ton
 
 ang aso purchase iby Cover
  abandoned oHhtei be
  thereof t the to said That toes 
 
  the Land
  a originally sold adding the date of shall Improve of atof etc the
  the State Land ofc. the provisions the No bids received roe d
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

sUGAR-Fair to fully fair ranging mostly at Ga
 MoLASSES. -22G27c for inferior to prime and 2S@2oc. for choice c. FLooR-fne si;superfne Ohio at s4 871z@4 40; coRN--ordinary 4o@4Sc.; prime white and mixed
 oATS--5oo to s0o sacks St To,is so1a at Aoauo and some inferior at s9c. 8 bushel.
 PORk--Mess sl6 62%
 BACON-Ribbed Sides 94c Clear Siaes 111<67 n4c. ''"' oiieS ll12@ taken by one party at l0c. R h.
 COFFEE--Sales l50 bags at los(8loIc; 325 nt llc: ant g skimmings at s14c. p fb. n VII hlSkEI-50 bbls. Reetihed sold at 1sc: loo t3 gallon. IsN'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
Cattle Market.

oeII5THVII CIIE1 NtaTCN Zg. BEEF CATrLE-The market is easier and we T%w re%,q qaqts s39d 9s wGs'en " s net and HoGS.Prices at 7,g7 i} ib net A fair stock. :. SHEEP-Du9 Prices at s 5o@5 50 3 head in lots Receipts 300 head
 5 head. ' VEAL cATTLE.--A good inquiry. Prices at
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.

xEE take pleasure in announcing 10 ..
 " parents, guardians tnd the friends >sssssff SS Of iueatlon generally that the spring s9z- /lsge session ol thlS Institute commtnccd on G@ss. "A S the 25th of Jannary, and will continue twenty-1ne weeks. ''''
 N pains will be spared in furnishing as ample fa1ltlrs ior the acquisition of knowledga thor,urb mental dS;lPsine and moral training of those en trusted to our care and supervision as can De obtain cd in any college east or west.
 An arrangement has been made with citizens and proPFetors ot boarding houses by which all ohic,- ton| to sending sons Or wards to bourlinr schonls Ic renoNeI therefore parents need nave no fears or apnreh'nSonS in regIrd to the morals of their sons,
 hIS arrangement positively prohibits students from fiequentlhg places having demoTali1ing tend lrncy nor VIII they be allowei to spend their recreation hours in lotering about the stIce.s. Students from a distance are impara-vely required to remain in their rooms at night and attend religious worship on the sabbath. This Institution is situated in a very healthy portion of the State; accessible by the river and several stage lines, an possesses every adyan- tage in regard to cheapness convenience and Ieaith
 The preparatory department embraces q period of two years thorough classical. mathematical and scientific course has been carefully selected which embraces Il period of four collegiate years
 = TERMS PER SESSION OF TwENTY-oNE WEEKS. Primary Department. ......................Sl Sl0 co Ei4iiah btahcieS. ............-......... 15 DO ~ .i0ii"-lCs ,.......- 20 % Latin and Greek Languages. ........... - 25 co Matriculation fee per scholar. .............. co Students charged from date of etrance. and no de- duction made except in of protracted sickness The Faculty will be competent and complete. REV. r. A. MOSES. A. B.. Pyes3de3t
 For further particulars address the President.
 I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

William Cariwell Lucy A. Thomas Wyatt c. 'Thonas and John NJ. B. Thomas the said William Carwel 6giog sued FXecutor of the Last Will and Testament of John Ii. Thomas d-csased, Detpdants. ( NAME inc said complainant by his solicitors. and @ represent he CouJt that the order of puhlica- tiun of notice to all of said above named defendants of the tendency t this sui, a the last term of this court haS not 'seu properly executed because from the printed atite of saii publication herein fled shows lhIt tAg said William turdwell. FXeeutor of the last WiIl &ud testam, ut If John II. Thomas de- ecaScd hs been in and by said notice, summoned by theuamc Of llLIAN toLoE AIL; wherefore said com piajraut ry~ Int the said oT'ier of publication may be renewed and that thu notice ny publication made pursuant to S4jd order may ne withdrawn from the tl, herein. and upon consideration thereof 1t is the 9IFl.n o the court that said motion should be al-
 And il flr'hrappeariuct the court that the said co"r alnU ha- filed hi- bill Of complaint against 'ir ah"Ve uJryi detu5gHta for the purpose of ob- t&inirs purt ion and dyit of the following de- seI'hei tracts u laud, viz inc north half of section thftY-siX the souh-h half If section twenty five, township lNtFJ n south, of range tWenty-iour west, iha -'uih haI z. @eeti n twenty six, and the north NaI of sr'tah hrlN five. iu township thirteen south. oi range ny-ionr west, the southwest quarter of sertio" twenty ho north quarter of section thir. tviX the son e,,t quarter of section nineteen, and tha north west quarter of section tweutvnine al! in township thirteen south of range twenty three west, and situated and lying in the county of Hempstead, of tGe State ci Arkansas, and that all of said de- fendants non resd nts of the State of Arkansas It is therefore considered. ordered and adiudged that unless said above named defendants shall be and appear before the court here in chuneery sitting on or before the third day of the next term thereof, at courtt be holden in the town of Washington, county Of ueml l-t.ai, S,.te of Arkansas, the 10th Mon day after the fourth Monday of March A. D. 1858, and demur plead answer to said bill of complaint, the same will Do taken true and contessed@sgainst them, and decree entered accordingly.
 lt k fur ler ordered, that copy of this order be published for two weeks in -uccc-sion in news paper published in the State of Arkansas the last in serdon thereof. to be had least four weeks before the next of this court and that this stand conliuuel
 Copy from the record.
 Test $. T. SANDERS Clerk
 April {, lS5S. 2w Cost of adv. So 30.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

Married-In this city, on Tuesday evening 3Oth March, 1858, by Rev. Andrew Freeman Hon. GEoRGE c. WATKINS, formerly Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, to SOPHIA FULTON CURREN, daugh- ter of the late William Savin Fulton who from the year 1886 to 1914 was a United States Sen ator of Arkansas
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
Little Rock Anbrotype Gallery.

gEANING secured tha services of E. II. Miller of Cincinnati, l e- 5.ff,s s fIe1-4 am prepared to take G1s5Eaz.E ess@ AMBROYYPFS. MELAINOTYPES
 SPHEREOTYPFS. MONOGRAPHS
 OHR0MEoTYPES. CRTSTALEOTYPES NITREDTYPES and pictures on Patent Leather. Mr. Niihr has been em gagged in fha business for the last wears and has operated in mo~c of the Eastern well as Southern States and from lis experience, feel instifel in saying that my Fixtures shall be Finer than ever before, anl at thelow price of One Dollar.
 l~tructi n- given in the Art on reasonable terms. April 6 '5S. F. x. ELLIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
ESFRAY HORSE,

yssIE subscriber will pay liberal rcwarl ~ F fir the apprehension of thr following 1<Fy~s e~tray n brown mare 4lHnd~ L;-h. wlite /C2A. on her hind foot and while collar mtrks Suppo,el to be With a She WAS r@teh4sed iii saline toun- ty. and probably has gone there.
 Aprl G. '5S. 2t MRS. MALINDA BAKER ' iSr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office, Lit. / tie Rock. April I>t, I-52.
 Al letters advertised subje. 10 charge ofoue
 Persons calling for these letter, will that they are ad. vertsed. aud the date of the list. Ire office will be open a l3 o'clock, A. M. and close dark Sundays ccped)
 Q" sundays the office will be open ate o'clock P M, and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06

Dled--Suddenly in this county, on the 27th March, 1858, Mrs. RoESNA PURDoM, (consort of Wm. A Purdom,) aged twenty four years. one month and five days, leaving two small children and bereaved husband.
 At Lake Enterprise, Chicot county on 7th March, 1858, W. J. GREENWOOD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
\ E w A D V E R I $ ME NTS.
' ES T R A YS. N~
SE.,c

N1H D N a 5. C .=ay- The True Democrat has been selected for publishing Estrays, at p cents. each.
 CLARK COUNTY
 Taken up by Harris Flannagin, Esq. on 5tb dav Of March, 1858, a bay hose Mule, years old this spring, lett fore foot defonned, l4 hands high no other marks or bran ~ perceivable Appraised at S7O
 HOT SPRING COUNTY. , Taken up by Obolah Burnett, an unaltered horse Mule, dark iron gray, two years old last spring, l2 hands high. Appraieel at S6D.
 MONROE COUNTY.
 Taken up by John McC1lah, in Monroe county AfNS', Sorrei Horse. If han,s high some saddle marks some white on all of his feet blaze or streak Ill T, rll1 I"eo, eIglt years old Appraised at $50. Horse, four wears old and has been doctorad for , big head Valued at S5o
 Taken uP by David E. Paynter. one yoke Steers h"fHe" Witn smooth crop, slit and hole in the right ear oTandet' on the left hip with the letters and O. ued at alo.
 oUACUITA COUNTY.
 Taken uP by Jama, D. Candy. in Missouri town SmP on 4th January, 1858. SorreI Horse. yyitb a b'zs lace, some sadIe marks, u bear scar on hi, f!4ho inn! leg supposed to b1 II or l4 yeai olj and lh good ofdcr about l5 hands high Valued at s75. Taken up by L. E. Moores. on l2th Febrn,rv ;,, Missouri township. dark bay horse Mule with his I1Eht Car of anu some saddle marks no brands nnr e4Eao+e about F 11 hands high, about I4 years oId Valued at $4o. |''
 RANDOLPH COUNTY.
 Taken rup by Geo. Swan January H. 1858. pale ~"rItl tily with large white sro- in the torehaI %'tA 5rt'l extending down tha face and spot on {a- e"t ot tha nose. Said Ally k about l8 hanIs hsh four years old next spring. Appraised at $60.
 SEWER COUNTY.
 I'ken up by lam .a Wright Mexican horse pony at"nt l352 hands high, bruded <. U on the left Sn2uIuer' suPpJael to be years old. Appraised at ia!len up hy Ihomls Wright nsorrel horse Mule supposed to 5e years oid. Appraised at $75
 Taken up by Samuel Com. a black Mare. 1415 nan ,s high bran iel with the letter NJ, on the left 9!HI|er, supposed to ba , years old, Appraised Also. d horse Mule ahou, year, old. with the StlHt brand as tn mare Appraised at S45.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
LAND ATTORNEYS NOTICE.

ENNU AI IUhN L ! .s NUIICE. F WILL be at the Allowing places on the following Il days at which times and places persons indebt- ed to the State of Arkansas for Internal Improve ment Seminary and Saline lands will save costs by meeting me and making payments, to-wit: Philadelphia Clark county, Monday. 2lst April. Washington, IIemp-tcad Co.,, Saturday, 24th April Paraelifta sevicr Co.,, Monday. 2sth April. Lewisvlle Lafayett O., Thursday 29th April. Magnolia Columbia Co.,, Satur.o st May. New Lisbon, Union Co.,, Tuesday 3d May. Fla rado, Union Co.,, Wednesday. 5th May. Uillshoro Union O., Thursday 9th May. Champagnolle Union Co, Saturday, Sth May Camden Ouachita Co.,, Monday 10th May. Princeton Dallas Co, Thursday. 18th May.
 J. W. MoCONAUGHEY, Land Atty
 and State Collector of Arkansas. March 30 1S5S At sfa
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY oF NAMPsTrAp.

In the Hemp,teal Circuit Court in ChanceTy, De- cember term, December l2th, A. D. 1857.
 samuel 1T. Thomas, CaapiaiaGat.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
NwE-H
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOT .EL,
 Jefferson County. rkansaS

 THE Proprietor of this eommodious and newly Il furnished House. takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he is now prepared to aecondate permanent and transient Boarders in the most satis- factory manner.
 lhe mineral waters of White Sulphur Springs are equal 10 any Tn the State, and the Proprietor Is de- terimned to render comfortable. all who may wish to aVal themselves of their medicinal properties experience having proved that they are highly ad- vautageous Tn curing diseases incident to this climate
 His table will always be bouutfuIv supplied with all the markets afford. without regard to trouble or expense and Meals will be furnished at all hours to the visiting and travelling community.
 He is also fully prepared to board students who may wish to attend the Female High School under the care of Mrs Wilson and daughter; and the Male | school under the of Mir. NJ. Currie. These schHols gre now in successful oneration and are con 1 duoted by able and experienced teachers All stu dents placed under his charge will receive the special care 9t himself and lady Board per day y................ $ 50 :" '' week ...... ii % hoiilu ..--. ...-................. Is %
 Students charged S9 per month exclusive of wash ing and lights-onc half in advance
 The stables in connection with the House will be in charge of attentive oSters.
 w. B. POOL, Prooriet2r.
 White Sulphur Springs, Jefferson Co., Ark
 Apri. 8, 1858. 3n Gazette and Democrat copy months and charge w. E. Pool.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-06
Flour and Cnrn Nea
CODE, STDXES

se ECEINED by steamer Resolute- \ a Jackson Double Oven , sizes: -75azsezJ
 Black Diamond sizes: {T7rIfSgay
 Charter Oak, , sizes; e Also on hand Old Kentucky ? sizes: IA Parlor and o ice assorted sizes;
 Cast Iron Oval Ham Boilers:
 Revolving Waffle Irons for Stoves
 Hatch and Tea Scales extra wciohs. All of which will be sold at extremely low prices ior taSh at the TIN SHOP, corner Markham and Rock streets. l. BRISRIN E rG ,''' April 6. lS55.