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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF HAMPSTEAD.

COUNTY OF HAMPSTEAD.
 In the Hempstead Circuit Court, in Chancery. June
 sterm, June II, A. D. 1858.
 Andrew J. Wallace ct al., C3naplatnants
 ys. }Bil for partition
 Wesley Wallace, ct al., Detendants
 EAME the said complainants, Andrew J. Wallace. V John Wallace, Mathew Fountain in right of his wife Rachael Fountain born Wallacc) and Rachael Fountain his wife, James May in right of his wife Letsey May, (bom Wallace and Letsey May his wife. and file their bill for partition against Wesley Wal lace, George Yates and Polly Yates his wife. Cborn Wallace Aaron Alard and Rhoda Anard his wife. (born Wallace,) Benjamin Wright and Martha Wright his wife (born Wallace William Wallace and Lucy Wallace defendants thereto the object of which bill IS to obtain partition of the following de- scrbed tracts parcels of land to wit The east hat of the northeast quarter of section twenty in township ten south of range twenty six west con- tanng eighty acres, and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty -seven in township ten south, of range twenty-six west con- tanng forty acres situated and lying in the county of Bempstead State of Arkansas and said bill ai- lodging that the aforesaid defendants Wesley Wal lace, George Yates and Polly Yates his wife Aaron Allard and Rhoda Allard his wife. Benjamin Wright and Martin Wright his wife, and William Wallace are non residents of the State of Arkansas and there upon praying process, by publication against them and said bill being verified by aiidavit-lt is there fore considered, ordered. adidged and deereed that unless said defendants, Wesley Wallace George Yates anu IOy HIS NlIe. harcn Aflard and kh0da his wife. Benjamin Wright and Martha his wife and William Wallace. shall be and appear or before the third day of the next term of the circuit court of Hemp stead county. in ehaneery, at court to be holden in the town of ashington. county of Hemrsead State of Arkansas on the tenth Monday after the fourth Monday of September A. D., 1858. and demur, plead or answer to said bill of complaint the same and the matters and allegations therein contained, will be taken as true and confessed against them, and de- cree entered accordingly.
 isf frr+h .~lo '+l. | ot for four weeks in succession in some newspaper published weekly in the State of Arkansas the last insertion to be at least four weeks previous to said term of said court
 Copy from the record.
 Test. f tt S T. SANDERS Cle,k
 Aug. 25. 1858. 4w Cost of adv Sl5 30.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08

pO>Ite the State HoIIse, Known as the State Bank, having procured in this conmodious building suita- be rooms. atfordng a splendid light, and having the very best Instruments the market afford and also having some fifteen years experience in the husi nesss prepared give entire satisfaction in the Art of Photography in all its various branches--pic- lures on Glass. Leather Paper, Malainotype and many other styles, too numerous to mention Citi- zens and strangers who may want any of the above named pictures shall receive his best efforts to please them in his profession. At the very reduced prices complain neglect to get their pretty faces taken for want of money for it is next to that of getting pictures without money and without price. ss \ Remember HINES GALLERY, on Markham street, opposite the State House, in the State Bank Instructions given in the Art.
 Aurrst OK 1eso Asf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
NEW GOODS.

TENllE undersigned takes pleasure in informing his | friendsand the public of Little Rock and yicini- ty, that he has received and opened andspendid stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, for Summer and Spring wear. My stock of Dry Goods consisting in part of American and Foreign Goods of all kinds, the latest styles of Dress Patterns Delanes Chaeys Calico and Trimmings of all kinds. Spring and Summer Clothing, consisting of me Black Blue ank Brown Dress Goats Promenade and Business Goats of various eoorS, Spring Raglafs, etc etc.. Pants of the latest styles of Black and ianey Cassimerc, also Linen and Cotton Pants: Vests; oi all sorts; iiue stock of Gent fancy MaseeS Shirts of all descriptions and good stock of cheap Clothing on hand; Boots Shoes, hats and Straw Goods; a large stock of Ladies Shoes and t,iters also child ren's Shoes; large stock of Notions, Cutlery and Jewelry.
 No trouble to show our Goods Call in and exam inc for yourself will sell cheap if little cheaper than any one else in tiiis place.
 A POLLOCK,
 Aai. Street, Little Rock. szs~ Always on hand the largest stock of Clothing,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
Dysentery. Relax, and Worms.

PosT OFFcs HARTLaHD, ly. O., MlcH.. Nov. lo 1855.
 DK. AYER: Your Pills the perfection of medicine. They have done my wife more good thanI can tell She had been sick and pining away for months. Went of to be docored at great but got no better She then commenced taking your Pills which cured her, by cxpeng large quantities of worms (deadl from her body They afterwards cured her and t~o children of bloody dysentery One of neighbors had bad and my wife cured him with doses of your Pills while others around paid from five to twenty dollars doctors bills, and lost much time, without being cured entirely then. Such medicine yours, which is actually good and honest will be priZed here.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
Mrs. Richards Yonng Ladies Institute
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. TNHE ffth session of this institution (the ONLY \ boa'ding school in this town) will commence the first September next
 Grateful for the patronage bestowed upon her dur ing the last four sessions the principal will spare neither time nor pains to keep up the reputation of the school and make it of the very best in the country. Scholars from abroad will find in tbs school ex- cellenty furnished rooms, healthy board, and also the advantage of being continually under the care of the Principal who will spare no labor to develope their intellectual, moral and physical culture.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF 2l WEEKS. For board, fuel and light ST5 % English Ranches, primary department. ...... l5 co
 '' Higher course. e........-..... % % Piano, Harp Guitar, Vocal. 25 % Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing. 15 % Ineidental-fuel desks, chairs etc. ......... 50 No scholar will be received for less period than five months, and no deductions made, unless in cases of protracted illness
 JULIA F. RICHARD, Priuctpal Auo 1e5o
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
AUCTION RooM-J. D. FITZGERALD,


 { T his store on Main street, next door to Mrs LA Jones old stand. Main st., Little Rock Ark Particular attention paid to selling Merchandise Furniture, Horses, etc., at Auction on private sale share of public patrOnareis solicited
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08

N R. P. RowLEY. Al B. ,., MARSHALL ROWLEY < MARSHALL, Pine Bluff, Ark offer their services to the public as Surveyors and General Agents for selecting, locating buying and selling lands: also, to make maps pats, etc.
 Being supplied with set of instruments they are prepared to take levels of dtches. levees. etc.
 Having been engaged as engineers on the L. R. .S N. R. R.. they are familiar with the greater portion of the lands on the Arkansas river thereby making it to the interest of persons seeking lands in that To- cality to give them call. ss'g4
 All orders by mail or otherwise, promptly attend ed to-
 Bluff, Ark; Dr. B. w. Lee "A. o. Douglass, Arkan- sas county. Ark: A.. Eddington, Napoleon Ark; Judge Thos B. Hanly, Helena, Ark. ' April 20. 1S5S. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08


 Little Rock English and CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
 For Young Gentlemen.
 E. SAUTER, A. NJ ., PRINCIPAL. FENHE next Session of this School will open on the A first day of September prox.
 TERMs.-F For English Branches, Classics, Modern Languages, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, per Session of Five Months. ............ $j0 % No extras need be apprehended.
 A pupil received for no less time than five months, except in cases of extraordinary necessity. Number of pupils limited.
 For further particulars apply to
 EDWARD SAUTER, 4. M Little Rork. July 6th 1888. 3rn. Priuci0al ARkADELPHIA FEMALE INSTITUTE. Rev. $. STEVENSON, PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR Miss MOLLIE L. WOoDARD, Teacher of Music
 and French.
 TNHE FIFTEENTH Session of <ZzZg1..z.zA \ this Institution will open on sI A@z5/ 4 the FIRST MONDAY in August ' E-SA7s4y next. and close week before Christmas. Tuition in English Department Sl0, SIP 50 te S15 % Lessons on Piano and use of instrument. S25 % Other extras proportonally low.
 Philadelphia is doubtless the most healtkfu moral, teHe9erate and 0leasaat town in south Arkansas. July 6. 1858. 39-3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
HENRY JACOBI, Bookseller, BG0k-Binder, Stationer k Blank Book i-. Manufacturer

IS prepared. enlarged scale, to execute all Il kinds of Book binding, in the latest and most improved style. Having engaged the services of two enabled .o execute all work entrusted to him with neatness and despatch.
 Giving this branch of his business his personal att tention, he guarantees all his work not to be exceed in the south for eheapness and superiority. A fine assortment of Stationery Blank Books Music. etc always on hand. and he is constantly receiving ad- dtons to his already large stock of Standard orks School Books, etc.
 Whom anything in his line is called for and not found hand he will order it at once Call and zee him at his store. on Markham Street. two doors annyc $. H. TucxEg's April l3 1s5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08

B. D. TURNER. President
 H9e Boasd of Trustees. W. A. OLD, Ntc1FfQrg. 42-3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
a4o Acres Bottom Land for Sale.
ROPE.
HOLLOWARE.

TUST received, l dog Sugar Kettles 1, 6 and sga; N doz. Wash Kettles 4, and gal.
 < Baking Ovens and Lids asst'd;
 2 < Skillets and Lids asst'd. July l4, lS5S- FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

ID, w. DODD, corner of Main and Markham streets keeps constantly hand general assortment of staple and fancy family groceries which will be sold at small profits. Also Boots and Shoes.
 Sent. l. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

For, Rer J. r. Hines, Pastor of Adre Carch Boston. DR. AVER have used your Pills with extraordinary in family and among those am called to visit distress To regulate the organs of digestion and pur fy the blood they the very best remedy have known, and l can confidently recommend them to my friends. Yours, J. V. HINES.
 WARSAW, WYOMING O.. N. r., Oct. 24, lS5e DEAR SIR using your Cathartic Pills in my prac- tc. and find them excellent purgatye 10 cleanse the system and purify the fountar,eof the blood
 ~ M NJ
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.


 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 1856 SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital practice since you made them and cannot hesitate say they the best cathartic employ. Their regu hng action the r is quick and decided consequent ly they admirable remedy for deTang of that organ. Indeed have seldom found of bilious dis- obstinate that it did readily yield to them.
 Fraternally yours, AL0NXO BALL. M. D,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08

ME would invite the attention of Plan- rrs51n
 w ters generally, to our stock of Negro "A Shoes, Boots and Negro Goods. which we are just in receipt of FIELD x DOLBY,
 Ahg 18th. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
TO PLANTERS.

CLEAR SIDES.
 A LARGE lot of Clear Sides, iustreeeived and for i1 sale by JACOB HAWKINS. 7 Aug. 4. 5s. a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

BEEF. We quote layorte brands at sl4 2j0$16
32 bbl for Prime Mess and Mess, and S8@$S % ~
half Dbl for Mess
Weeks receipts, 5, PIG bbls-Exports, 522.
LARD d.. The market has been quiet but very firm,
the sales including some small lots at IL /, and
few hundred kegs at ll4@l2c " ID.
Weeks receipts, 1891 bbs and ties and sos kegs
Exports equal to 5,9l7 kegs,
BUTTER AND CuEEsE. Western Butter has been
selling ut a0l23c, and Cheese at'7369IOo, according
to ouality. Prime Roll Butter has been selling at
22@24c u b.
WHISKY. . There has been limited demand with
sales during the week Of about 1900 bbls at 24@25c
for Good to Extra brands of Rectifed and 25B6D2Gc
y gallon for Raw,
Weeks receipts, s,614 bbls-Exports, ISL.
BAGGING AND RoPE. We quote Kentucky Bag
ring at l2tGl4c for HandloOm to TIE best Power
loom, but have noticed only few limited transactions
during the week OF Bale Rope some 1900 coils
have been sold at 5000 and 7e " tb for Handspm
and Maehinemade. India Bagging has been in fair
request at tirmer prices the sales embracing some
5000 bales at l280l3c U yard, and we now quote
l226lI3C i3 yard as the range for round lots.
GuNNY BAGS. The market continues very dull
and our quotations little better than nominal at
9@lI3c for Light to Extra Heavy. The principal
sales have been 100 bales on private terms, so
Heavy at 1890 and 100 Extra Heavy at llae ID ID.
COFFEE There has been a good demand but
prices have been rather easier during the week The
sales have embraced some Is ,O00 bags at a range
of lO5@l13 for Ordinary to Prime including yes
terday $50 bags at lOS0lOlc, $50 at 1I}@lI5, and
l65 Skimmings at lC@l0!c U b. We now quote
Fair to Good Fair at lO8@llc and Prime at lll8
11In 44 III
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ArrIEetI.

- So H. alt ~ -
,o"'P 1r tI,5{ Il F5rweII 8d dist 81
eIit, lor5ndS5.1[ raZior % DAYS from New Yorl,
''l' to e " Hynson ,Sc6. Sd dfst 40.
.ti, 1aI,n r,rI1rr pnarb from 7 endan fst Nov in
ballast to Wheeler 4 sheppard sd dist A,
Shin R NJ SlOfnan, Shepherdson from London Doth
Nov in ballast to J p Whitney &eol dist II,
Shin Industrial Olsen from Bremen to master lst
dist 25.
Shin Fila DIummOnd AZ days from London, in bal
LAST to muster. sd ai ISL 40. ~, I,..5ii.
Bug batlc, Hooper, rom euEleo"' % :" y Fo7osN
4th dst oo' :, a., r.,, ,1,ti,,l,,.,y -, 7,
Dig A4I9i!etta' rug o u'99 I'm a. W.
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Exports,

GALVESTON and MATAGORDA Steamship
Shawnee. 451 bbls ilour, 80 hbls whisky, 10 bbs oil
80 bbls potatoes, 20 hhds sugar AZ hhds bacon, so
bXs candles % bXs cheese, 100 els rope, so pcs bag
ging, l75 SKIS coffee.
HAVRE. Ship Wilbur Fisk. .3434 bales cotton, II
ties 81 bbls lard 5000 slaves.
BREMEN. Ship China. 1929 bales cotton so ties
lard, 5000 slaves
PHILADELPHIA. Bark America..387 hhds sugar
$50 bbls moasses
PENSACOLA. .schr Martha. A casks ale, l cask
bacon bbls tar, 10 bbs pork, $50 sacks corn SKIS
coffee
BALTIMORE Schr A H Manchester 473 hhds
sugar, Is bbls molasses, 500 bdls hides.
PENS COLA .Schr Zulime II bhs tar, bbls
pitch, bbls flour, $50 SKIS corn and snndries.
TRIESTE Ship Exchange 24G4 bales cotton.
BARCELONA. Bark sirena. 7O4 bales cotton IA
chairs, 1000 slaves.
BELIZE (Hond) via RUATAN ISLAND. Brig
Creole 527 bbs flour, 6 bbls vinegar, Is do bread,
bbs potatoes L bbs pigs feet, 30 bbls rice, bbs
whisky 1856 bbls pork, Dbl butter, % bbls beef,
bxs candles 10 do tea, do cheese 10 do yermiceli,
do Goldfish. 10 bxs cks caret l hhds 50 bales bX
tobacco ties hams, II SKIS coffee, 5000 feet lumber,
"a pkgs mdse and sundries.
RRAHOS SANTIAGO. Schr Ed Bernard 40
bhls flour So bales cotton 600 bX Clare rs hhds to-
bacco, ties lard and sundries.
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yorite with the travelling public, and with the eXer-
tons Of her officers she is bound to remain ayou'e
with every one, She is commanded by Capt, silas
F. Miller. and Messrs. Frank Smith and Geo Gray are
her clerks.
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oUACHIFA RIVER.

Leaves Cd SATURDAY, the 18Th inst at5P.M
Ha@a REGULAR TEN-DAY CAMDEN
755EeRvS and Uuarhia packeLTe fine PASSENGER pack
IT steamer Paul Zones, Keeling master
VIII Camden, Beach HIS Mlias Bluff, GhBmpag
no lie; Wtlmngon Moro Bay, Pigeon ulls, Matie Saline
Port Union, Trenton Monroe Zine BuH Cuumbia Harrison
burg Trinity and al uterueiae landings ON Uuachita and
Black rivers every alternate v EnNESuAY and ATURDAY
For freight passage apply on boa
EDWARDS DENT2ETh
dr. Advqr isnl. AGENTS.
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8ebietp Of The EELarktts tar Gust SQeeA.

~ - i'N-'N'A' 80
gebien Of the 8tarktts tor 9ast daetk.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
Saturday Morning, December Is, 1858,
We have still to report fair amount of business in
our general Market though in the early part Of the
week operations were checked by rainy weather and
Cotton was somewhat depressed by untavorable news
from Europe by the Persia. Still good demand has
prevailed for our leading staples prices being well
maintained for Cotton, but lower for Sugar and Mo
asses while in Flour Grain and Provisions the trans
actions have been on more liberal scale than we
have had occasion to report during the last two or
three weeks, with but little alteration in the rates,
Freigh have been dull and the rates easier for for
eign ports
Yesterday morning we published the Araba's ad-
vices, embracing Liverpool dates to the 4th instant,
They reported dali Cotton Market with further
decline of l-lGd on the Middling and I'D on the lower
grades the sales being $4,000 bales of which 1000
on speculation and $500 for export Fair Orleans
was quoted at 5-l6d, and MiddIng Orleans at
l5-1Gd The stock on hand was stated at 100000
bales, including 247 600 American.
CoTToN With rain nearly all day on Saturday
the sales were confined to about $500 bales, and
Monday, with the Persias adyices at hand reporting
decline of l-I6@ld at Liverpool, only about $500
bales were sole, the rates paid showing no material
alteration On Tuesday however good demand pre-
vailed resulting in sales of about 10 900 bales and
Wednesday $500 bales were disposed Of the range of
the market still being within previous quotations.
On Thursday the banks were generally all closed in
observance of Thanksgiving holiday, and only about
1900 bales we're sold and yesterday with the Arabas
unfayorabla accounts at hand barely 1000 bales
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Eg- Capt. Homewood, of the bark Grape Shot 81
days from Rio de Janiero, reports left in port TO
New Orleans only one yessel--the bark Lincoln
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Nsw eteans aaa etesetnt suburban totn aeenb is I858

Bark Tsar - from Rio &c lauiera, ta ? A Geaud.
Bark Amazon, -, from Eiu d. Jauiero. to Joshua
Dixon.
schr Pocahontas r., from Mobile. to Bass.
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Per ship B Thaycr. from Hayre-2 cabin and 1871
stperagp
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Spoken.

BY Capt. Monroe Of the ship B Thayer on the 9th
inst, off sterrap Key, ship Charlemagne Captain
Brown, from New York for this port.
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lie YES on SATURDAY IS Ii prc,. Vt s P. NJ.
FYngs FDtE ARK AN@ AS ISIVIGEs-FORT
t!EliGtt55T smith, Van buren, 0ark; koseyile, spadra
FASE4ssEss Blur Nnrtsown nardauele Lewisburg Little
Rock Pine BlutrHe Light druugh and swift running
suamer Uardnnclle L. O. Carter, mnster will eRve for
tn above RHd al Intermediate landings above For freight
apply on board.
EDWARDS 4 DENTzEL9
dis Advertising AtGns
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Leaves on SATURDAY., !8tainit. atsF; NJ;

g Leaves u Fs 81 Tii WV GRAND
EaNLk9t4tss fcare, acXHudria BRrbiHs ard RormAu's
Es5ssa landings and all intermediate andings on Red
Light draugt passenger packet steamer ID r.
Carroll, " Kmball master, viii leave above For
freight or passage apply on hOard.
EDWARDS II bENIZET, So
dI0 Advertising agents.
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Teave, IN THURSDAY 18Th inst ut 5 Pm
II 1. NAENA alEkLLEi a MS


Tine undersigned having taken the large and c0mmodious
h iin q ana % From aud 4 and q Full on SIT els, are re
pa ed 10 sugar Flour Lard, Batter Banging and Rope,
5ur ,gAraing goods, etc, on liberal terms. - r...
OSBORNE, WILSON EARRA DlNE,
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afn Gr!tans gfloIltv stlatktt.
--l.--s---+s . 6-s------
cnrarzsr nrrLnE- No. 70 Earnn strnat

CREsoEST 0FFICE, No 10 Camp street, /
Friday Evening Dec II, 1858.
The general money market continues under full
supply-iu fact, redundancy Of the dross peryades
financial circles and though the time for the heaviest
payments of the year, at hand the rates of interest
are at low figure. The transactions in the paper
market to-day comprise about 100000 Of paper,
maturing in December 1859, and in January, 1860
at the rate of ~ cent. per annum, passed through
five different parties. This paper comes under the
of planters and factors and is based
on the products Of the soil Of Louisiana Mississippi,
Texas and Arkansas, Witt ar occasional sprinkling
from Tennessee. There is no such paper appearing
in Northern markets, or Of relative bearing nor
would the capitalists and dealers in paper in New
York City look at such securities Wall street re-
qures paper and securities that can be converted into
gold, or put in a breeches pocket in about fifteen
minutes There is no money market where the agri-
cultural interest can realize in anticipation Of crops
to grow on 50 low and reasonable terms as in this
market, New Orleans We have only to note this
evening that the offerings in bank have increased
during the week. The offerings on the street, OF
through brokers, about in the same ratio last
week, though many Of them complain Of paucity Of
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Ship Belmont, Grant, from Liverpool, to T Jcnbins
Bark Amanda Spear. Cooper from Boston, to L a
Fnsaiek
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Al a.. .rE.IAGSaI Il BUCtAIN sta "A 4ul't'S OUR
WI In power tOrneg, Ter act passed before James
VFy W. Il So'''5' COLEMAN BRIT2oN WITHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-20

Horse and N uIc Shoes
Horse and Mul, shoes
Horse aud Muis Shoes
Horse and Muk Shoes
Horne and Mule Shoea