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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15
DRY 0oOOs -GlOtbing.
New Clothing Store.
J. N WARD. J. N. BERMISGHAM JAS. M'DERMor.
Ward, Birmingham l. Co.,
pHAC'EHCAA TAHlIORS,
No. 20 Public Square, opposite South end Of the

No. ~ 1OStc square OIT'oSue SCUM eHd " TIE
Market House.
NTE are now receiving large and entire q.
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
Y-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S ma
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which I'LL
made up to order of the latest styles, and
not be surpassed in any house the city. Our stock
is comprised part of all the styles of Over
coats, Frock and Dress Goats, ali coors; Business
Coats, Office Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, in
great variety.
PATENTED SHOULDER scanned SHIRTS, large and
tensivo stock, and warranted to lit better and
better than any other make of Shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs, Muflers, Cravats Sef-adjusting Stocks
Under Shirts, and Drawers Half Hose, Suspenders
Linen Cambria, Bandanna and Pougee Handkerchiefs,
Travelling Shawls, Robe de Chambres, Youths Coats
Pants and Shirts, Umbrellas, sc.
Piece Goods.
We have also large and superior lot of Cloths
French and English-all, Black and Fancy COored
Casslmeres, of entirely styles solid colored Cas-
simeres of all qualities; Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
ings, Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Vestng, Creme
dine Vesting; which will make up order in the
very best 81, lie and guarantee Lit please the
wearer sale.
ALEX. r. NICHOL solcits a call from his friends
ALI Goods sold by us guarantee to be repre-
scented at time Of sale We will also cut Clothing
order WARD, BIRMINGHAM x CO.
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
Dee. l3.-Dunleith. Cincinnati
I4-Salli. West, st Louis.
John Gault, Louisville.
HaImona, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Sallic West, St. Louis.
V. X. Stevenson, Paducah.
Glrnwood, Pittsburg.
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BUNNEIL & BAILlEFF, commission NerShantss
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Wholesale druggists.
q q. WOODMAN,
THOMPSON * BARNES, Grocers,
G. THEURER, Groceries, Wines and Liquors
GEO. {. WITTE x CO.,
KARSTENUEIK X Co, 90
HOLMES K SPENCER, Z"
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


AFTER several years experiment in the manufacture
making discovery in its manufacture, by which il
was deprived Of its acid and inldmmatOry properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
My manufacture is at SCheldam, Holland. After
several months reflection what title give il, in
troduced it the American public under the title Of
Wolfes Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
the Gin is manufactured ''aromatic" derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which it is
favored and the word (" Schnapps' is the German
for drink-coguc, dram-Wolfc's SIheidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my SChnapps been introduced
10 the American public and received with approba-
ton than the liquor mixers Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various names In sever
al instances my labels have been perfectly imitat
ed with only the addition Of a few letters, plead
technical avoidance Of the law, and carefully pre-
paTed as q impose careless purchasers. | under
sta d large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans on account of the cheap
ness OF the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and one Dollar aad len Cents "A for the
PInts, being the Wholesale price in New York. II is
nothing but American Whisky Favored with the Oii
of Juniper and reduced thirty per cent below proof.
A merchant who participates indirectly in the fraud,
by selling the spurious article, is much offend
er as the principal who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health Of the community in which he lives, will aid
me in ferretting out and exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
merchant who. Tor the sake Of few cents will put
in jeopardy the lives Of the community in which he
lives. Such men should be nailed to the pIllOry of
public eXecraton.
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Ohifuaru

Died at his residence in Pulaski county, on the 18th inst, of typhoid fever, Mr. DAVID \. SHERRILL, in the 37th year of his age
 The deceased was native of the State of Tennessee, where he resided until short time before his death.
 Anxious to spend the latter part of his life among the relatives and friends of his youth he was induced to leave the home of his child hood and remove with his family to this State belng man of good natural mind and we'll cultivated intellect, and possessing warm and generous heart, he, (notwithstanding the short tune he had been a citizen of this county) had saihed the confidence and esteem of his entire elShborhood, and was regarded by all whom Knew hlm as man of great worth. inteligence and responsibility. As a citizen he was psafnI ana an important member of society-as a nelghbor, he was kind and generous-as man. ne was honest frank, noble and dignified in his appearance-as husband, he was affectionata anu aeVoted--as father, he was kind and iu- dulsent. Truly good and useful man has iaiien. To his friends and relatives, and par tlcularly his immediate family, this should be q consolation, that, he died as he had lived, a truly noble and good man, and that he has been gathered to his Fathers as the good fruit of q noble tree.
 May he rest in peace.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Notice of Forfeiture Clarke | vile

HE Auditor of the State Arkansas debtors to the who to and z day ensde daysfu of
  entofh the failed shall he
 
 that otheS
  orsMd osadh bond aforesaid ntswnhin the bond until bondsas aoresil file with uoveoror Land Agent comply the conditions that suh lands have abandoned and that the hereby declared
  o he ate to ali la allowed new prescribed hofs
  Land Agent within lan1 ii chsuchlan
 
  shall of fund provided of snail payable nsIment per each ustllment therefore pubi theh Land office Cksl, Provided Said lands
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Dec. l. 1858. At.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CnuNrY OF SALINE.


 In the Saline Circuit Court in Chancerv. in vaca
 ton of said court, Nov. 17th, 1858. George Hughes, John Hughes and Louisa Hughes as Executors and LXecutriX ot Green B. Hughes dec
 CUa9IaiaaatS.
 Ransom Thompson, Urish Allen, John F. Glade and Pleasant Jordan, Defendaats.
 NOW on this day come the said complainants by " their solicitors, Watkins e, Gallagher and ex- hibit and file their bill of complaint in this behalf against the said defendants, the object and prayer of which IS. to subject to sale certain lot or parcel of land in the town of Benton in said county of Saline namely the north hall lot No. g. i'll block or squar No. {, in said town, according to the survey and plan thereof with the buildings and Improvements thereon, to satisfy q certain judgment obtained by said Green B. Hughes, in the circuit court of Saline county. on tue law side thereof on the 24th day of April, A. D. 1858 recovered against the said Ransom Thompson and Urah Allen. for the sum of $36g l6, the aggreate debt as there confessed by said defen dans thereto, with interest said sun of 1869 16 at the rate off ten per cent per from the rcn dton of said judgment, until satisfied together with the costs of suit in that behalf expended and to bar and foreciose all the pretended light and claim of said other defendants, John F. Glade and Pleasant Jordan, in or to said lot parcel of land. And it appearing from the affidavit annexed to said bili that one of said defendants, to wit John F. Glade is resident of the State of Arkansas therefore it is ordere6, that he be notified of the pending of this suit, by publication of this order in the Arkansas true Democrat, newspaper published at the city of Little Rock Arkansas for two successive weeks, the last insertion to be ut least four weeks before the term of this court to be holden the third Monday of April next ls59,) at the court house in the town of Benton in the county of Saline aforesaid requir- ing said defendant, ohn Glae, to be and appear on or before the second day of said court, and plead, answer or dernur to said bill, the same will be taken confessed against him, and decree entered according to the prayer thereof.
 Witness my hand as clerk of said court in vacation the 17th day of November, A. D 1s5S
 JOHN W. SHORTAGE, Clerk.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest: JOHN w. SHOPPACH Clerk
 Dec. ], 1858. 2t Cost of adv. S9 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
THE ARhADELrliIA INSTITUTE FOR
 THE BLIND. REV. T. l.. HOTCK pprvc,p.1

EIlE undersigned Trustees of the Arkansas Insti | ute for the BLIND of both sexes, take pleasure m announcing to the friends of those afflicted with blindness, and to the public generally that they have secured the services of the Rey'd Tuo's l.. HorcK, an experienced teacher of the blind formerly o the Institute at St. Louis Mo-. and also have Dro cured suitable books machinery and materials, with a commodious building for the accommodation of n large number of pups. The Scholastic year will comprlse one session of ten months. commencing on the first Monday of January next The course of in- stIuetions Is divided into three departments. viz:
 lSt The intellectual which comprises the ordinary branches of an English education, music etc.
 End The Industrial, in which the pupils are taucbt several appropriate mechanical arts
 3d. The household, in which the pupils are taught. becoming personal and social habits The terms of Iuiton and board per session of ten months will be Sl60 CO., f
 Parents or guardians making application for the admission of pupil must name the P. O. address of the parents or guardian of the pupil and their res dence The name and age of the public ut what age they became blind and from what calse-if they are susceptible of intellectual culture--ale they free from bodily deformity, and all infectious diseases what are their personal habits and moral character
 Any information in reference to the Institute may De ootaned on application to the Principal President Secretary.
 The several papers of Arkansas friendly to the success of this institution will please copy
 REV. TllOS |. IlOUCK, PRINCIPAL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
AN ACT to change the time of holding the Probate Courts Of the Counties oi Bradley and Scott.

SEC lst. Be H enacte4 Jy he GsaerR As- S'7'0'y 9t tbe State of Arhansas, That the Pro- oaIe Court ot the county of Bradley, shall hcrc- alter De holden on the second Mondays in Janury, April, July and October in each year. and The Probate Court of the county of Scott. shall hereafter be holden on the fourth Mon days m January, April, July and October in each year.
 SEC 2d. BeH fut!er enqcted, That all wrts. process, or continuauces, issued by the Clerk ol the Probate Court of said counties of Brad- ley and Scott, previous to the taking effect of thi' act, shall not be avoided or impaired or in any manner affected by The change made in re- '2Il"n to the commencement of said terms, but all such wrlts or process, shall be reiurnabe to the terms fixed by this act.
 SEC. 3i. BeH fother enactel, That all laws or PlrtS O: laws in conflict with the provisions oi ths act be, and the same are hereby repeal ed, and that this act shall take effect and be in force rom and after the first day of February, A. D. 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
FER. MCCLURE, GnnIsA onl A.nnnnn

IFS now in Batesvile Ark, for the purpose of ,eat- I dngdiseaseS of the Eve those who desire their Ky examined or treated will please call on him. Having made diseases of the Eye his special study and prac tice for some years feels confident he can give entire satisfaction in every All kinds of sore or in- haned Eyes, resulting in granular hdS, alteration, etc., opacity ot the cornea, amauroSiS films etc. Also operates for cataract, strabi,mus pterygium, vascular tilms artificial pupils inverted lids staphy- loma, etc, inserts artificial Eyes and also performs plastic operations, operates for tumors or wens and all ether operations usually performed by Surgeons.
 Office on Main street, in the brick office, one door below II. C. Smiths store. Dee. l, 1858. 2m
 q zattp for1v oua titt,a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
&IO REM

GTRHYED or Stolen from the subscribcr.> D dark hay mare pony, heavy built kSzssST hind foot whl,e- small snip in he forehead, L2.E * branded on the left hp with C. (looks like an Q ! about wears oll. The above reward win be paid to any one who will deliver her to the subscriber or w. Parish at Little Rock. A liberal reward will be paid for any information. JAMES LONG.
 Dec l. iS5S 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
SaddIebags Found.

MOUND on the military road about miles south E' of Little Rock on the 1lth of November 1858,
 pair of Saddebags containing variety of clothing which the owner can get by proving property and paving charges by calling at the store of Loui George in Little Rock. JOHN B. HILL.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Look Here.

I FOR many years, have been engaged in
 \, improving the Peach Fruit, and have at Sy-3x thlS time, many thousand trees of proper age .ElS for transplan.inc have about thirty different va reties, which ripening from June until Novem- Der. have kept the different varieties entirely se- parate, and can supply persons with complete as- sortment, and perhaps of good fruit there is in the world My price is ten cents per tree. l also have many other kinds of fruit trees to sell The tune has now arrived for transplanting- and get before hauling becomes bud. Direct all coiumu- licatons to JOHN E. BUSH.
 Branehville P. O., Drew Co.,, Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
DANCING.

o3 PROF F. A. MAYNARD will give oS "A private lessons in this most beautiful and ,SX l.-iz- graceful accomplishment at pupil. resi- K. denccs. Glasses of from four to eight in number will he taught on moderate terms. The much admired Lancers QuadrillS, laTempcte Varsonia etc-will be introduced as taught by him in New York and Phil adepha.
 Persons desirous of making engagements for classes will apply at FLKINs dS Co.'S store, or Mr. HENRY's stnre Nov IL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
nlted Mail.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 November 9th, lo5S EDROPOSAIS for carrying the mails of the United E States from lst January, 1859, to 3oth June, lef2, inclusive tho following route in the State of Arkansas, and in the time herein specified will be received at the Contract Office ofthis Department un- til o'clock P M of 18th December 1858, to be de- cided on the following day
 ARKANSAS. 1846 From Madison to Clarendon, 50 miles and back daily except Sunday.
 Leave Madison daily except Sunday at II a. m. Arrive 1t Clarendon same day by 10 m. Leave Clarendon daily except sunday at f d. m. Arrive at Madison same day by p. m. For forms of proposal guaranty, and certificate, also instructions, and requirements to be embraced in the contracts. advertisement of 3st December lS57, in the principal post offices
 AARON V. BROWN. Dec. l. 1858. At Postmaster General.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

k ch;ad. ~ oE of an order of the Probate Court of inc tbirS I1. county, Arkansas, will, on Monday, ton on od Yi january, A. D. 1859, at the planta- s4s estate oi the late John Drennen proceed to sell
 at M Paohc auction, to the last and bigbest bidder n t all tne real and personal property belong
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
FIELD x DOLBY.
Portrait PainfIng

\ HAVE taken room over Mir. Henry's Store l. where will be prepared and will be happy to re- ceive visitors. Those having engagements, or intend ing to make them will please call soon.
 Dec. l, 1858. 2t E. F. WASHBOURNE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Proclamation by the Governor.
 S20O Reward.

WHEREAS, It has been represented to me that in Des Arc township, Jackson county, on the 18th day of November, 1858 one William Combs murdered his father in-aw. Waine Castor. and has fled from ius- tice and is now rrnninc at large.
 Now. therefore. I. ELIAS N. CONWAY. Cover nor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the autho rity in me vested hv law. do hereby offer reward of TWO HUNDRED for the arrest and delivery of the said William Combs to the sheriff of Jackson county. Arkansas so that justice in this behalf may be had and the laws executed.
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my IL. s hand and caused the seal of the State of Ar
 kansas to be affixed this 2sth dayof Nov. 1858.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01


 (ET Our bllNngSgate neishbor of the G te accuses us of qdackery, because we publish Dr. Ayers advertisements. Now this same editor knows the pharmacopeia itself is not more free from the suspicious of quackery than his medi. clnes. He knows they arc iudorsed by the medical journals of this country, are used and prescribed by our best physicians, and have the commendation of professors and eminent men of character too exalted for his comprehension, and he knows tco that they have done and are doing in this community an amount of good which the utmost stretch of his ability can never hope to cqual.-Berks O., Press, Readinq Pa
 
 TIE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.-Prof o J. Wood, in the discovery of his unrivaled hair restorative, has conferred upon mankind a lasting benefit. No such sovereign remedy for all diseases of the hair has ever been discovered. Never known to fail of accomplishing all thatis claimed for it; thousands now daily use it with infinite advantage to themselves. Every day the propretors receive letters testifying to its merits, and enumerating the benefits resulting nom lts use.
 To those who are in this way atll cted we can commend the hair restorative as safe and reliable remedy. See the advertisement in another column, wherein will be found testimo- nalS from numerous well known firms and in. dividuals.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
IfntS nnd Cnn.

Kid Gloves. PERCEIVED dozen Ladies Kid Gloves, Is Gents Dee. IL lS.lN EEII ID
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
st. Louis EIiour. etc

Rn BARRELS St. Louis extra family Flour. a CO superior article. D Bushels fresh ground Corn Meal, for sale by
 Dec. l, ls5s. RAPLFY. HANGER G CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

VUT"s DECD ? dozen Gents Cass Hats; " 2 :. p cloath Military Caps;
 3 '' Gents Oil Silk Dee 1SAS EEII h G nOI EV
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.

Description of William Combs the murderer: sHe
 is about six feet high. dark completed dark
 hair and eyes and dark beard spare made. and will
 weigh about 60 pounds and is about 30 & years old wore off kind of dove colored coat with small
 stripes and old white hat and carried of rife
 with percushin lock and single trigger and piece of the stock the muzze split othe gun was large
 in the bore. he also carried of leather shot pouch Said Combs speaks tolerabfy slow and very gross' and rather on the negro order. Dee. |. 1858. 3W.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
T R III s 1T E E .

II. FLANAGAN, P,es4dent. J. L. WIrHEEsrooN. w. A. TR1eG. SAML STEVENSON. II. E. STUART. J. B MCDANIEL. T.F. GAKRlTr. T. A. HEARD Teas J. w. SMIru S.r'U. -4rkadel aAia, Ark., Nov. 24th, 1858. 5w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Notice.

TO Storekeepers, Farmers and others we are pay I ing the highest cash price in the State, for Rac- coon Mink Bear, Otter, w oolf, Opossum Fox and Deer skins, also for Beef Hides and Beeswax
 MARTIN x CAMPBELL. Agents of the New York Fur Company Main St.. next door to Pope & Andersons store, Little Rock, Ark. Dec. l. lS5S. -'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

Meat Cutters and Suffers. q DOZEN Noprse Hugges X Masons sausage meat A cutters and suffers received per steamer Arkan- saS and for sale cheap by Dee. l. 1858. RAPLEY HANGER & CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Ladies, Cloak

Ladies, CIoaliS. ID ECElNED this day per steamboat Quapaw, Ie dozen Ladies' Coath Cloaks, assorted, latest stI les. FIELD X DOLBY. Dee. l. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

EIooP Skirts, latest style just r,ccivcl and for K h sole at L. NJ. FINKINS.
 Dee. f IS5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

$500 Reward -Runaways. 3 AN away from my place, near Friar's :. A Q Point, Miss, on Sunday September 5th, 70 three Negro men-Tom, Caesar and Richmond. A TOM Is about 2s or go years old, black, long M faced, has heavy beard, medium height walks lean ing forward Had on when he left, heavy brown cloth coat and heavy black cloth pants
 CESAR is black, quick spoken, medium size, we'll formed, weighs about l55 pounds, about 2l or p years old. Had on when he left, Lowell shirt and pants.
 RICHMOND is of a dark copper color about 2l years old, heavy set weighs about l45 pounds. Had on when he left, Lowell shirt and pants.
 will pay the above reward for the apprehension of the above mentioned Negroes SlOO for either of them. JOHN c. MILLER. Frars Point, Coahoma county, Miss.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

Sugar. Coffee and salt. sGA BAGS Coffee; TOO 30 Salt:
 hhd Sugar. Received pr steamboat Quapaw, and for sale by Dee. I, 1858. NJ PETERSON dV NEWBEkN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Tobacco. Segars. etc.

FObacro- segars, ctc. 8 NS BOXES Tobacco: H0sg P ' Fine Segars;
 900 Cheroots:
 24 doz Bottles Scotch Snuff. Received and for sale by
 Dee. l, 1858. MCPHERSON x NEWRERN.
 Valuable City Residence for Safe. TENHE undersigned offers for sale the House and | Block of Lots on which she now resides. situat- ei on Markham street, opposite the State House. The house i@ large and commodouS and in excellent repair Theout buildings endurance every thing nec- e~sary for the comfort of family. The situation is most eligible city residence. The property is be- evcl to be the most complete and desirable in the State.
 The terms will be made known on application to the undersigned on tue premises.
 Dee. l. 1858. if JULIA NJ. BEEBE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01
Hats. Hats!

sEtiS, ktatS- A MOTHER invoice of those celebrated Cassimere "A Hats. Come soon or they will be all sold Also q large assortment of Lambs W ool IIoods Jackets Polkas and Mutlers. Just the thing for the season. b. B. HANDEL. Dee. l. 1C5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-01

containing III ail about nineteen hundred and nina acres. ot which 4a6 56-l00 acres are in high state oi , c'' cation and improved, and above overflow 4heie are upon the said lands good house for over. seer, and sufficient number of comfortable cabins ana out houses for the hands on the plantation; s5sp ho two slaves for the most part young and aoie hands; also all the planting and agricultural .hnplelneAis belonging to said plantation, and other Vnh9s thereto belonging. too numerous to meation " or winch Will be sold together and upon the fol- towing terms: S2l,ooo of the purchase money to be Plu down, the remaining to be paid in eight eoual annual lhStaments, for which the purchaser or pur chasers Will be required to give notes bearinc interest at the rate of six per cent per annum until maturity ana eIght per cent after maturity deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on tie property Posses sion to be given of the property in twenty days after sae or so soon as the present crops shall be gather ed, which are reserved. Sale to take place be- tween he hours fixed by law for judicial sales and on the premises part of said lands are subject to a stock mortgage to the Real Estate Bank snbiect to which the same will be sod
 Terms of sale, and nature of encumbrances upon said real estate more fully to be explained on the day and at the time of sale.
 CATIIAR1NE DRENNEN
 Administrarix estate John Drennen dee'd
 Dec ], lShS. St. Cost of ndy. S15