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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
\ Valuable Family Medicine

.=ss So celebrated has been Dr. M'Lane's Vermi 'uee' prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh. Pa. become that it is regarded the only Specific cure for worms Families should never be without sup ply of 1t. At this season particularly when worms are SC troublesome and frequently fatal among chil- dren, parents should be watchu; and on the first ap pearance Of those distressing symptoms which warn Us of ther presence, at once apply this powerful and eifcacious remedy. We are confident that it only requires tral to convince all that it richly merits the praises that have been lavished upon it. It is safe and infalible. Volumes of certificates can be produced, showing its great medical virtues
 .ey Purchasers wil. be careful to ask for DR. M, LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. mann iactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh. Pa. A All other Vermituges in comparison are worthless pr M LANES genuine Vermifuge, also hisceebra- tea Liver 1lls can now be had at all respectable drug stores. None genuine without the signature of
 t54l FLEMING BROS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
0r We publish the following by particular request, just as it was received:

Come all yon people here today
 A word or two to you have to say About Canidate or two
 Or at least as many as I know
 The first believe was sugar Dick
 he wasn't brought out by any Click He is man of awful frame
 And deputy dick is his Common name The next came out was gangling Jo A converted democrat you all know He advocated the doctrine of bank And placed himself in Loc, rank The next came out was Tenne'sse man You may guess hs'name if you can He give you his name it may be best He is known by the name of sharp nose jess The next came out was hopping Tide He said to Little Rock he'd like to take a ride Some saved he was the same old coon He had alterd the song but not the tune My song so long you may complain But let me tell you about hump Back lane His teeth knacked out and his eyes sunk in The way he is ugly is sin
 The next came out was little peat A man you know was hard to beat O,, tbox, o1I To try to beat him with hump Back lane The next came out was prodigal son They thought hede make an awful run But the people had not forgot his tricks They saved theyed vote for deputy dick Now there mother one Ide liked to forgot l believe he the worst one in the flock he did not come out at the start he goes by the name of jack leg mark Now the next came out for gudge you know Amongst the rest was squire slow thls man had bin gudge before But Hitter saved he shouldent be no more Now we had Candidates of every hue Amongst the rest preacher to About him you would like to hear They called him old filter ear The next came out was tennessee jim But little l have to say about him He did make very good run ID
 Better than l thought when he begun Now there is one that had liked to past by Tho he so little no wonder why All know about this chap Him and sugar flew the track Now l must conclude my song for fear you think it to long If hell was raked the sea skinned Such set could not be found again.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
---~s>-1A>s<- Walker Inlipnafinn Moo.;

NEW ORLEANS, December 29-The recen. ton of the news of General Walkers arrest caused great indignation throughout the city. ! ne announcement was made at Spalding $ Rogers Amphitheatre, and at the St. Charles theatre, Causing great execration. meeting was called for tomorrow at 12 o'clock. The feeling here is in favor of re- enforcing Anderson at Cassello, and is intense.
 MOBILE, December 29-There is great ex- ctement here on account of the capture of Walker
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
From Kansas.

;..s 0Iis' Dece7lber % -The St. Louis Re- }, ,sn.;oa nas ie''ers stating that the Lawrence
 ot ','"a Y" oi the zsd inst, will decide whether srs !" ss luto the January election of State Ina of..y ly are in favor of this course as &
 ;s S - crushing the State government Stan.
 IS mentioned fer Governor. ''A"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
TpiegraDhic Markets

NEW ORLEANS, December 26-Sales of Cot ton to day, 5000 bales; sales at 9@9h. Sugar steady. Molasses 19@191a Flour declining tendency, s4 50. Read Wheat S1 10; White Sl 27. Mixed Corn 55. Pork very dull at Sl4. Lard in kegs 10. Freights frmer, on Cotton to Liverpool F and to Havre l. Ex- change on London 104@lO6, on New York 99@99a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

NTAU IT MI he true riches Of life is HEALTH. Any medicine that will remove disease and restore invallds to health is worthy the attention of al.-
 nat such Is the true character of Dr. Easterlys me- dicines is amply tested and universally acknowledged We refer pr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla pr. Carter's Cough Bai,am, Dr. Hoopers Female Cordial and Pr. Eastery's Fever and Ague Killer. An ex- tended notice of each of these articles be seen in the columns of this paper to which invite special attention. Unlike most advertised medicines of inc day, these popular medicines a prepared by thor oughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharma- censt. so that all rely upon them a- being safe and ecacious and independently indicated to cure these medicines is fair trial.
 They are sold by
 Jan. ,. 1858 Inn I I McAJM MONT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
N E W ADV ERT EMEN
 STEAMBOAT REGISTER

FURNISHED BY MERRIcK & wAssELL.l
 Arrivals. December 2S-Arkansas, from Napoleon '' 30-Arkansaw Traveller. from Ft Smith. '' 30-Red Wing, from Ft Smith, January 1-Tennessee Belle, from New Orleans ' 2Pelican from New Orleans. ' 3-Arkansas, from Ft. Smith.
 Departures. December 2S-Arkansas, for Ft. Smith. .' 3o-Arkansaw Traveller, for Napoleon <" 31-Red Wing, for Cincinnati. January Tennessee Belle, for Ft Smith, q 2-Pelican, for New Orleans. ( 3--Arkarsas for New Orleans. Six feet water in the channel, and fallng.-- Weather fine and pleasant for the season. City and country generally quite healthy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
The Best Rarpains

IN the City to be had at A. Pollock's Clothing A Store. every body s selling off at cost, but am selhns otf the remaining Stock of my Winter Cloth ing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, etc., etc.,
 Below Cost. No humbug: come and see for yoursevc. Being in want of money, would respectfully call thosc indebted to me call at once and settle up
 A. POLLOCK, Ian 9th lS5S Main Street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Mrs. ltichard', Young Ladies Institut

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 'JNliE Semi annual Examination at this Institute l will begin on Monday January 2sth, ats o'clock, A. M., and continue Tuesday and Wednesday, 26th and 27th. The Concert to test the proficiency ot the Musical Pupils. will take place Wednesday evening, at 711 o'clock. The report of the Examin- ng committee will be read between the first and sec oud part of tie Concert. Parents and friends of Education requested to assist all these exercises without any further invitation.
 The new session will open on Monday, first of February and continue five months. Scholars from abroad wishing to join the school will be boarded at the Institute, here comfortable rooms can be se- cured. Jan. 5 '5S RAW
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
HOllOyyaY.S Pills

Imperfect digestion produces thin and acrd blood. These unrvailed Pills at purge that fluid of all impurities and give powerful impulse to the lges- tive machinery. Health and vgor are certain results Sold at the manufactorie,. No. sU Maiden Lane New ork, and No. PA Strand. London: and by all druggists, at Poe, 621ac., and sl per box 97
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that alict humanity inherited heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickly Scrofua, Consumption, Syphilis Fits, among the common of constitutional diseases. Now how gene- raons the seeds of these diseases have been established in the system, conupng the blood-RadcGgs RenouGting ResotrsHt will eradicate from the bodies the particle of diseased deposits, and fill with nsw pure and healthy blood.
 Rdddys RenordtRg Rssolrent should be hailed bes by every mother throughout the land afflicted with Sores, umo etc. These breakngs thus sary evidences of diseases from the pareRt stock few doses of the RenouatiR Resolusnt will dcaie vestge of the disease and insure the child sound and healthy body.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
IMMENSE SUCCESS

and Blood Purifier, Was sold last week, and the demand is increasing every day.
 The great sale that has so rapidly sprung up for this remedy is owing Ito its own intrinsic merits. Thou sands of weak feeble and facilitated persons in this city have been made HEALTHY and STRONG by talk ing it.
 It is the best alternative in the world, and the only remedy that will PURIFY the BLOOD, and at the same time strengthen and nvigorate the whole organiza- tion
 Stomach or Bowels such Liver Complaint. Head ache, Bliousness Bad Breath. Dyspepsia Sour Sto- mach Loss of Appetite Nervous Diseases, Faintness Weakness or Debility, or any disease of the Womb Kidneys or Bladder; and remove yellowness sores from the skin It is preventive against Yel- low Fever Chls, Ague and Fever, Cholera, or any prevailing epidemic There is no mistake about it. sSy Every bottleis warranted to give satisfaction. Try it. It is very pleasant. It leaves delightful aromatic flavor in the mouth after taking it.
 J. II. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor of this Cordial
 Also, MoLEAN's Volcanic Oil Lniment. s4S Principal Depot on the corner of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
 For sale in Little Rock, by J. J. MoALMONT. Dec. l, 1851. 2m.
 RESOLUTIONS BY THE PEOPLE. We hail with pleasure the vast and increasing po- pularity of MCLFANiS VOLCANIC OIL LINI- MENT notwithstanding the vile and malicious .'lies' that invented and issued through the press to iniure its reputation.
 
 ecacious than any other liniment remedy for the cure of Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains Pains, Sores Eruption on the Skn Piles, Burns Scales etc, and for Horses, to cure Sweeney Laneness Strains Poll Evil, Fstula, Sores etc. we will continue to use it, for M'iean's Celebrated Eminent will never fail to cure any external disease if properly applied. Read the following extract of
 Letter from California.
 J. II. McLFAN-Dear Sir: and all ot the company return you hanks for having sup piled ns with your Volcanic Oil Lniment. It is truly the most valuable and useful medicine for trip across the Plains We used it for Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains Pains, Wounds, Sores, etc, asd it always gave immediate relief We applied it also on our horses and cattle for Strains, Chates, Calls and other injuries, and it invariably performed speedy and permanent cure. Yours etc, JOHN CUMMINGS. Sacramento City, Dec Sth. 1853. We say then. to all who may be suffering from ex- ternal diseases obtain supply at once of MoLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINlMENT-it is the only rela- ble remedy.
 :y~ For sale l,y the proprietor, corner Third and Pine sts St. Louis, Mo. For sale by J. J. MoALMONT. Jan. 5. 1858. I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Democratic. Meeting.

x Dec. 29-There has been .[ meeting of the democrats of this city, held a o pu'fese'of endoss ing President Buchan.
 se"s ,h relation to Kansas. Resolutions
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
CONFIRMATION OFTAX TITLE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That on the lst " day of November, A. D. 1852, James Eagle purchased at sale of lands for the non payment of taxes i'll Prairie county, made by John A. BarkSdale the tHen sheriff and X-oticio collector of Prairie county. in the State of Arkansas. by authority of and according to law the southeast Quarter of See uon huty, in Township one North, of Range eight West containing hundred and sixty of land more or less. situate n said county of Prairie for the sum of ninetyone dollar, and forty eight cents that being the amount of State and county taxes. with penalty thereon. and cost for the years from 1924 lo52 inclusive, and after the expiration of twelve months, to wit: on the 18th day of February 1854 received q deed from Elisha E. Dismukes. the then sheriff and oco collector of taxes for said county oi Prairie, and the successor of the said John A. Barksdale in office conveying to him said tract of land; which deed was duly acknowledged and recor- ded in Prairie county, Arkansas.
 Now therefore, all persons who set up any right to said land, purchased, to any part there of n consequence of any informality or any irregu larty or iIicgulity connected with such sale. are hereby required to show cause at the term of the Prairie Ciicut Court, the Chancery side thereof, to be held at the town of Brownsville. in Prairie county aforesaid at the court house in said county on the fourth Monday Of November. A. ID. 1858. why the said sale of the said tract of land should not be confirmed, pursuant to petition to be then filed by me, in said court for that purpose and in accord ance with the Statute in that behalf provided
 Given this 30th December, 1857.
 JAMES EAGLE.
 EARL C. BRoNArGH, Solicitor.
 Ian. 5 lS5S. l3-6yy xIe 50
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
RADwAy's METHOD OF CURE IS SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EPFECTUAL

that simple application of Radarays Ready Relief will ,tanty stop and quickly aay the violent pasms hammatons and compositions There disease however long may have become ahshed in the system whether constitutional chronic humorous of loathsoms chaac- ter but that Radcays Renoratiay Rssousat will exerm and inuse neup life new blood and n,v sxistsnse throughout the brokendown and ed organizations of the body.
 If by Iuegulariiy otherwise the organs become deanged and incapable of performing thsr functons;-f the Liver, Hean Bowels Stonsch, Bladder, Kidneys Skin, Nerves, Blood, etc. at fault dose or two oi Radrags Regulators will health and resu- isrty to every organ throughout the body They and every organ the natural performance of duty and thus keep np regular and healthy circulation of tho blood II dose of R1darafs Regulators were swallowed the moment person feels unwe when unpleasant syinp. tom appears there would he further troube for the sased action would be arrested and healthy es'aolsheu on one fact the sick dspendTHAr DIs kAsE CANNOT GROW IN THE FORTIFIED UNDER INFLURNCE HE R K
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

SUGAR-There has been & fair demand with sales of 400 to l5oo hhds at about previous rates Fair to fully fair 4X@51sc.
 MOLASSES-The sales have embraced some 25O0 bbls at l9@l91ac. for prime and choice. l615@ls%c for fermenting and dark, and 75o half bbs nearly all at 22c. 3 gallon. k FLOUR Some 25o0 bbls have been sold to day, comprising 5oQ St. Louis supcrfne ut S4 50; TOO Ohp
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
P, NOS

nNE elegant seven Octave, and first zuxs.
 " rate second hand Piano, just re- IT3ESEisSs gE ceived and for sale at the Bookstore. "
 Jan. 5, '5S. JNO E REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

Diamond Mills) at the same: 50 superfne also at $4 50. 0
 CORN-There has been a good demand, but at lower prices for white with sales of some 5000 sacks including 800 mixed st 53c 1850 white in two lots at 55c ~
 WHEAT-We notice sales of 2l00 sacks, including iioo poor red at 75e- 100 fair at 9oc. l5o prime at 45c R bushe " "' |, TohhIMess Is retailing at $.4 500l5, and l5O eols; soid at $l4 y Dbl, with heavy market
 DRY SALTED MEATS-We notice A sale of SS casks Hams and Shoulders Ut 7c for the former and 515c. T9 fb for The latter
 LAKD-About 35U bbs. and tierces sold in several lots at sc. for prime. Holders asking luc S b for prime in kegs.
 HlSkEI-Thcre is a better demand but at re- auced prices, with sales of 25U bbs. low proof Recu Aeo at i6t9 9lt12c. 80 extra at lSGlS15c. GANDLtS-5U boxes light Star sold at l7c. g ib LAND OlL-We notice sales ot 35 bbls in lots at ~ oo9t iU U gallon for prime winter strained oA - Ae last cargo sale of assorted Liverpool was at about 55c. t! sack Cor EE--SaIes HOO bags of which l2O ut SsIc {; oZ' aI se'; ioo al s12c. 3vU at 95sc and 73 skim
 INDIA ABAGGlNG-Holders $ are asking losIC1llc. ' yard for heavy lots
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

All the infrmes. aches and pains that sadded upon the crippled body readily cd and quickly mated by RadHGgs ReaGy Relief The rapidy with which it stops the agonzng pains and the infm, nervous and beddden comfort and renewed heab forms only unit of it's uy wonderful powsr Those who nave for years fingered in misery have been suddenly eved of all pain and enabled few hours the aues and labo which years o dissas and dscreptuds have prevented
 The great principles involved in the wonderful curative powers o Radays Ready Relief exclusively confined 10 these hemedes; and It the great medical principle "heh 'hese Remedies prepared that renders them
 CERTAIN. QUICK AND ErFIOTrAL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Election.

CHICAGO, December 28.-The returns from Minnesota give the election of the entire demo- cratic ticket. Rice and Shields chosen Senators.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
M ELODEONS.

MIFH Princes Patent Swell and Double Reeds w The late improvements in these instruments render them the most convenient and delightful fol the parlor or for choir singing, now in use
 At LESS THAN HALF THE PRICE, they sup ply altogether, the place of Piano. and are quit equal as piece of parlor furniture.
 can furnish them at the manufacturers prices il Piano cases. ormore convenient tPORTABLECASES at from FIFTY to TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
 The ORGAN MELODEON Gone of which is nov in use at the Presbyteria1 Church in this eity) ha two banks of Keys, five of Reeds, eight Stop. one and half Octave Foot Pedals, and one sett O Reeds in pedal bass independent This instrument loud, full toned and well adapted to church music
 Call and examine at the Book store of
 Jan. B. '5S. JNO F. RFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Manted.

IJNO Rent, for the year 85s, small dwelling con- U talning or rooms Apply to A. J. HEN DERSON at Reardon's Book store Ian i5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
RUNAWAY.

L>ROM the subscriber about the 25th of Au-aA II gust last, negro man named Joe. JoeH is mulatto, about thirty years old about fve. .H feet eight inches high, well made and weighs about 1855 lbs His eyes large and shows the whites great deal. He has scar the back of one of his hands He had on brown Jeans suit when he left. He is said to have been raised by gentleman named Patton near Columbia, Tennesse, and his wife is said to belong to David Looney, esq, of that place. Is is thought that he will try to make his way back there. A liberal reward will De paid for his appre-
 " ANDERSON SMITH.
 Jan. 5. 1858. St Near Pine RluE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

LEAVING sold ont my entire interest in the firm A E of McPheTson & Uverton to Granville McPher- son he is authorized to receive all moneys due said firm. l.. F. ONERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
The Cheapest Store in Little Rock is
 J. A. KINNEAR'S.

" full and fresh supply ot Groceries Queensware, Tobacco. Cigars, as well as variety of staple and fancy Dry Goods. etc.. etc. Jan. D. '5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Family Flour.

X CONSTANT supply of the best qualities of "A Flour, always on hand at Jan 5, '5S J. A. kINNEARS
 CheaD Store Main Streat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Cattle Market.

Jefferson City, Dec. 26. BEEF CATTLE-The market to-day was bare of Western Reeves, but ample supply of Texas cattle offers. Prices pretty firm in favor of holders, and we quote at $ls@4o 5 head. Western brought Sc. t3 Eb net for the best offered
 HOG>-lhe stock comprises about $50 head re- taiiing to- day at @71sc. f9 tb net. SHEEP--Only small lot offers Prices during the week were at S2 5UG6 5O R head, according to quality.
 MlLCH COWS-About 70 head of Cows. mostly springers, are in market. Prices steady at $3o@l5 and ss5 5 head.
 VEAL CATTLE-Stock moderate Calves sold to-day at toW9 U head. Yearlings @.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
DISSOLUTION.

JNHE co-partneFship heretofore existing between l MePherson N Overton, IS this day dissolved by mutual consent of both parties.
 G. MCPHERSON,
 l.. F. OVERTON. Little Rock Dee. 30th 1877.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

To Farmers and Country Dealers. GROCERIES and Dry Goods in small and large M quantities will be sold CHEAPER than elsewhere, at J. 4. KINNEAR'S, on Main street.
 Jan. ,, 1858.
 fNHE highest market price will be paid for Hides IL and all kinds of Country Produce in cash or trade on fair terms. Call Ut KINNEAR'S cheap store Main street. where you will get the worth of your money in whatever you want. l5 erYflr
 Jam 5, 1858, VI Ar aA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

In countries where malaous diseases prevail Arue Dvs enery Cholera Cholera Morbus, Typhoid Typhus; Pneu- monia and other Malignant Fevers Radcays Ready Res, taken preventive will securely protect the of an niectiee district aganst serious aacks and if the infection has already spread prompt of the Ready Relief and Regulators will quickly the patient pc! ihe lnieclen maladX entirely from the xyktam
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
EVERY FAMILY sHOIJn RE .purn,
M AI.ARIA

family armed with Raduays Ready Regulators, and Re so!reTt are well fortified for with these Remedies you e' break up and drive out of the system all diseases that have ever afflicted humanity since the fall of Adam.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
JUST RECEIVED
AT COST! AT COST!

AT COST! AT COST! Jaafh. \ AM now determined to close out my M hYllilI entire stock of Ready made CIO. A lg-1 thing, at COST and CARRIAGE, h those who desire to get Bargains, and become pOs- sessed of gentlenanly suit for small amount should now come forw ard and be accommodated with the FINEST CLOTHING offering in the city. l would ask those indebted either by note or ac- count to come forward and settle immediately WILL and MUST have money
 sB- COME TO SEE ME! -w
 Jan. 5, '5o H. F. HFZEKJAU
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
REMOyAI-CONSOLIDATION. ET

A IL persons indebted to the late firm of McPher- "A tS Overlon will please settle up immediately
 January h '5S CIR AWHILE MCPHERSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

TTNTIE firms of Newborn x Hughes and McPherson ! 6 Overton, have been consolidated by McPher- son x Newoern, who have bought all the interest said Hughes and Oyerton had respectively in said rms and have opened their very large stock of goods in the house occupied by McPherson 6 Overton, where they will be pleased to see and serve their friends with any thing they have to sell Call and see them. MCPHERSON & NEWBERN
 Jan. 5 1858,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Sugar! Suaar!!

5U-HI .Sn Bbs choice article Sugar for family use, just -OO received and for sale by
 FIELD 6 DOLBY. Little Rock, Dec 29th, 1851. BbIs. White and Powdered Sugar. for sale ! for cash. by FIELD x DOLBY Dec. 2ath 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
From Kansas.

The St. Louis Democrat has a Kansas letter. which says, that on the evening of the 16h a battle occurred at Fort Scott, between the pro- slavery and treestate men, in which five of the former were killed. Among them were Messrs Blake and Little, members cf the Lecom pton convention. Several were wounded on both sides. Twenty free state men were taken pris- oners and confined in the Fort
 The Mssourians had assembled in strong forces on the borders. More fighting was ap- prehended
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
COM NJ K RC 1 A L.

PIcAYUNE OFFICE. Dec. 26. 1857.
 COTTON-The demand has not been general to- day. but some buyers have come forward and taken about 5000 bales without any material change in pri- ces. We quote as before r. i,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Molasses. Molasses
IeaS, Teas.

ln BblS Choice article Reboied Molasses just 1O received and for sale by
 Dee 29th. 1857. FIELD X DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
R. R. R..
LET THEM BE TRIED {.

ET "os fh sick dti for in Rad,cays R. R. R. Revselse, l/ thers ts nsr hfs for oH pho haps faA ta them
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

\ CHEST superior Imperial Tea warranted" Il Just received and for sulo for cash by
 Dec. 29 '5T. FIELD dS DOLBY. Soda halt hbls. Sub. Carb Soda. Just reed o and for sale by FIELD G DOLBY.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
The Treasury Note Bill.

1 am, sir, your ob't serv't,
 LEWIS CASS.