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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
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DEOFESSOR r. \. Maynard. recently Of Phil | adelphia wouli respec fully inform the ladies and gen lemen of Little Rock and vicinity that he purposes to give Ivate lessons in this beautiful and graceful 2 c-m mrliohment at pupils residences.
 He will give lessons in he most fashionable Quad ri,'s and Waltze~ "t the day, viz: Quadriii-. Naitzes. Scnottisches. Polka. Polka Re Ii 'wa. Polka haAeurka. La Narsoyia. La Tempetc, Ceciiian, Puritana, EsmiraIda. etc etc.
 Nov 9 l55o f.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
525 REWARD. STOP THE AJTN NAV

C AN AWAY, from the subscriber negro sA, Ie man named Il HARRISON. aged about thir- A i!-h|e le'rs five ieeJ tell inches high rather .N spar built. jet bla.k in color: hat on, when he s caped d suit of wiite !in>,y This negro was pur- chase in, or about. Arkadelphia
 he above reward will be paid on his delivery to me, in Little Rock, ii caught in this countv-and ne e,Nar\ eXi ense~ will be p.d in addition, if he is caught outside of the ouniv
 Nov. ,. '5>. If. THOMAS J. CHURCHILL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Payer aad H. mn Books.

T. r. IT EN M Sept 29 1858. 5rn R. WELBnRN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NOTICE. I.nNd and Nngrnns fnr Saln

SElllL be sold at public out.ry on the 18th of W December, lS@5 valuable tract of lid known as tn; D D,ub.e Sprn.S Farm c,ntai ing five hundred aud sixty acr.s; me hunlr.d aud >iytv acres cleared ani in high state of cultivation Upon -ai farm there is a c,mior able dwelling c.n tam ng five rooms and four frr pa-cs; also god Gin house and Gin excellent Stable. and Cribs and ali o her n ces'ary out hru-cs. Convenient to the 'tNeIling k number of never fling spring, of the lule~t Water. The Slit tract of nl is situated in the north wet corner of Calhoun county. lying i'm medi!tey on the pub ic road leading from the to f I1neeton to lamp on ant Little Bay.
 Al Che same lime and pl ce wll be sold q ke'y lot of NrLr'e~: also all If the present crop of Corn r icy, uHts etc: also all the stock consisting of hof'e>' Mue1 Cattle and Hogs farming utensils "g'n. household and k,ch furniture. The above named Propert' will be sold a- the property "t tllz .ne h Hold 'rn decd on d credit of lw i've m Fth> "ith honi ani approved sec ,rity Any one .hHg t" cNamne the above property can do by ealing upon Dr R. C. llollerue>- one mile north of a'd farm or the sGbScrih4r on the promises
 J. | lIOLDERNESS. Ag't
 N'v 3, lS5s. St. Cost oi afv. xlo
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
T fu -FreN:
Mrs. Richards Ynnag Ladies Institute.
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

HNHE .ffk ses>i of this institution the ONLY | b,arding sc5o2l in this town Aill enmmrnce the first Monday of September. ani ntinne Ii We months Sholar~ from abroad ~iil fnd in this school cx- cellenfly furnished rooms heaIthy board and also the advantage of being continually under the care of the Principal who will spare no labor to deyelope their intellectual. moral and physi' al culture.
 In order ta avoid any display of fner,. the young Ladies attending school shall be required to wear ln summer. calico or ginglam dresses long sleeves to b. conhn d to the wrist b, a band; collar il worn to be made of plain linen every young lady to an apron of black material and a comfortable sun bonnet 10 replace the fashionable fiat. In winter, dark wo,en dresses with sleeves closed at the wrist, col ars qt plain linen black aprons and bonnets No snperfuous article of dress will be lowed. and iewer' strictly prohibited A urifrn color may hereafter be adop'ed at the option of parents.
 TERMS SESSION OF 2l WEEKS
 Juvenile department half in advance 9l0 00 iilihary -..-.--.-....-....-..- l5 o0 1il9het cf urSe .-........----.- p GO Plano Harp or Guitar two h5ar lessons week
 AedS .........-......- 70 % vocal Music m classes. wthoat extra charge. Anlent and Modern Languages. Drawing. i5 % lnciaen' a. iRel deSks. chairs etc.......... ! 5n For board fuel Ugh, half in advance ).... 75 o0 No scholar will be received for a less lerioa than five months and no deductions made unless in cases of protraeted lness
 JULIA F RICHARD. PsfacS,q1.
 Sept S. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
DANVIELE FEMALE SEMINARY.

Rfy s. R. TEAwIcK AND LADY PnlycIrALs. i'IilS hool will open it's first session Monday the Nth "t November al d c ntiuue mouths. ruiti Ter month Primary Fngiish.... $2 % Higher Eng. Arithmetic and MAthe
 Extras. freE,h La in and Greek. each
 per mon h...... .................... % Music on Piano. pr m"nth.............. : % G,c nan Oriental and India I-intine, each. 10 0U Wax Fruit and Flo ,er~ including
 ftuit moulds ant Aum work........... 10 o0 Needle w".k of jlltleni kindS, cach..... % Bonrt including fuel and lights Der
 I'll Y N '.-..... ..-.......... on ~tuhnt- VIII aimittcl 1t any time and charged east, If protra.ted clne,s. For further particulars ad,iles~ he prnaPals.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

INllF Lccures in this istitntion will commence on l the first Monday in November anI continue four months During Q O.t,br preliminary lectures will be delivered al the Hospital and College.
 FACULTY. Beni. ". Dudley, NJ. D, Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
 Henry NJ Bulitt NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Practice Of Med inc John 4iardin NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics anl Clinical Mediine
 C. W. Wright N D., Professor of Medical Chem istry.
 B. Marshall N D.. Professor of Materiu Me dca and Therapeutics
 Mid lleton Goldsmith, NJ. D. Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Ciini-al Surgery w. D strman Nj b.. Professr of Anetomy. W. Baf les. Nj. D., Professor of Physiology and Pathoo- ical Anatomy David CummiuS. M D.. Demons,r tor For information address
 x 5, MARSHALL MD. July 6 1858. 6m. Dean of ne Faculty.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

IKE ioAnvINE's GAME BREECHEs We once heard m nn 9ld hunter gravely relate the story of Ike ioadvine,' who made living by killing ' varmnts," and had dog named "Trueo winch was his friend and fellow hunter for the last ten years. The dog was represented to be really part of his master, for old Ike declared, when he was intoxicated, that, he loved hin, more :" than he did his whisky.p The dog in time died of old age, and his master, oui of pure affection. tanned his hide, and with piece of 1t me- ded his old buckskin brceches from that tme f'rwari old Toadvinc knew where the game was better than ever, for the patch would swell oat and palpitate whenever it came with in scent of deer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

A Large supply of beautifully bound Prayer and "a Hymn Books for Catholic Presbyterian. Epis copa ian Methodist and Christian worship Together with all sorts and kinds If BIBLES from the <mal. 'e~- p1 kct 10 he largest family Bible in both plain and cry elegant binding ju~t received bv
 Oct 27. l>5S. .INO F PFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

hiEn neXi Thiar session hei 2 the igh Il annual course of iesturs in thi- inst;ruti r ,Ilo' mencr. ON MONDAY fnElsT DAY OF NovFM. BER NEXT. Tha Anatomical Rooms will b o,s., frsm the l9th oefoher The SC sion win cont; ne m ' he isi 'f March Medical students ~rou'd be ffesent i the heg n ing of the sessi,n Those .ia- silif 2 ffrthey ma ftn vii a ioreSs
 JOIN MHLINeTtsN MD.
 Dean, at the Colleg Building. Sept. l, lsss. lvt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
J o B WOR K

% facilities Tor doing all .rinion of lob Work can "p4SNea hy any printing establishment the country
 we nave pr cured, al of sixteen hundred dol lats' one Of isaac Adams mammoth printing machines "niea enables to do book especiav pamphlet and oo'S "'r' in @unefiof ,fvr and very 'o,y pr,ces
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
$50 Reward.

st ANYWAY from the subscriber living in & " Washington county, Mississippi aboutE three miles back from the river in the neigh N horhood of Eggs Point, on the 29th August last. one and confinement in any jail so that can get him. | wi give he above reward Jack i- about 30 wears of age six feet in heishth, of yellow coinpleAion quick spoken, with gray hairs in his head ana gray spot on top of his head.
 IRA. M. POWELL,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
R. CLEMENTS

E \ A lnst received his large and well selected
 Heoch oi Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in piece extra fine Black Cloth; l medium fine Black Cloth; pieces Doe Skin Cassimere; Army Blue
 II f Cloth, double width; l2 fine Fancy Cassimere; F Casinotts and Satnetts; 20 4 Kentucky Jeans; l5 '' Common Jeans and Tweeds; A large assortment of Twied and Plain Kerseys: piece Green Baze: Is pieces Striped and Plaid Linsev: D ' White and Red Flannel: Opera do., Black, Pink Blue, Mode and
 Grey; l2 fine French Delaine Dress Patters; Is pieces mmon Figured Dellines; " Solid Colored loo < Fall and Winter Prints; 50 :" Bledched Donle-tic: bale Brown. and general assortment of Cotton
 Stripes and O>nabugs ett etc. MI of the above Good will be sold at the lowest
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Searcy Female Institute.

Searcy. Uhtte Goust.. 1 rl.ansas
 V'liE Second Anuuai Session of this restitution
 1 under the hnce of Prof 4. TRAVIS adcd hv full corps of competent asSistants will commence the lst day of September next and close ihe 7t July. 1859.
 The reputation of Professor Tra,~ as Teacher and Di>ciplinarlanthe uni, ersl StAction he has given his patrons since he has had ciare of the In sttute lis high character gentrman tngehe with the very pleasant anA hraiihy local, Of he in stute justify the Trustees in assuring parents and guardians at a distance that ihey have ever, induce menr 10 p.trorize it. with tul confidence of pes feet >aii~f,c'ion for their troube and outluy It is no humbug The system of tcachug iS superficial in nothing. hut is ru h a~ to mpaIt thorough, com ple,e and polished e6uriton.
 EXqenses per Sessi0u of Five Months. Primary Department. ...... ........ F 0a Preparatory Department .............. Ii 0n Coli giat' Department ...... 2a oo
 Ancient Cli s>ics extra }. oG Mns2e iano or Guitar .............. 25 a0 | Se oI ins' 'rUmcnt ................... uG noeat Masic. .................. 00 Cr"tehet W rls Silk Wor-ted and Linen e,n-
 , b,oidery "a no ri"f.i Carved Work. ork................ 10 ao te''in, Planting Cfayau Water Colors and IonqcbfnmAtic each 10 1H n tn h."i . .aS ....-................ uo Board m indng eVeryi hing 5a au ay rent one bali in advance the hal nee ,t ,be
 end of the session " " B n TYrpNrp r.l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
University of Mississippi

tt 0Etf oE \ k1. fNRFDERlCK A. r. BARNARD L. l. D. Pre- A -ident ana Professor of Physic, Astronomy and CIyii Engineering.
 WILLIAM F. SrFARNS Professor of Govern mental Science and Law.
 GEoRiE " CAErER V. A.. Professor of In telettual and Moral Phi "sov.
 ED WARD C. BOYNrON N. A., Professor ot Chemistry. fieoog' an Nneraipgy
 WILSON G RICHARDSON NJ A.. Professor of Latin md Modern Languages.
 HENRY VIII rEfORNE M A.. Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature.
 JORDAN NJ. PlilPPS. NJ. A., Professor of Ma the'na'i.-s.
 WILLIAM D. NOpRE VI. A.. Professor of En- g~h Ltnguag aud Literature.
 -. Assistant in Natural Philosophy
 The Eleventh Annual Session { this Institution vii commerce on tiia FIRST MONDA " IN OCTO- BER. at which time it f desired that candidates for ainii>, n will promptly apply.
 The University has recently very largely increased its tari ties fir furnishing education of the most superior order. having ro ided costN apparatus and cabinets of minerals an shells for the il H-tratinn ot subjects nf sci ce and haymg materially enars q is accommodations for the comfort a. well as for the improvement of it's students.
 The nti ution k ioc tel in If the most hoa'th- ful regions in the entire south and i> Surrounded b, ? puation noted for intelligence. morality and d religious spirit.
 Being on the inc of the Mississippi Central Rail roai it is accessible from the sou.h anl the north and bv the connec ions of the roa with wide dis trict Of country.
 TERMS Tuition sin; Fuel an Servant hra s25 Students not lodging in the College Slo Thr fee here' ofore charged or fuel and servants was inale quate
 Law Students. $50. Board al the hall and in pli vate families about Sl2 per month. Thes. charges supposed to b low than those of most Colleges olfcrino similar adyantage7.
 Catalogues will be furnished by application to any member ot the Faculty.
 JAMES w. H0wRY. Oxford. July l5, '5S Secretary Of the Board. Sept. l. 1858. 6m
 Warren Male aud Famaip Acadrmv. 'sSE above in-titpton will be upen tr tn. re .er- X ton of pupils on the fourth Monday of January, 1858.
 Tle scholastic year will consist of two sessions of twenty weeks each; anl pm is will be charged from the time ot enteranc- to thr close of the S.s-on ex- cept in eases of pro'ractel sickness: e, dence of which. must be furnished 10 the principal.
 TERMS PER SESSION. Drth"gr phy, Reading. Writing and Arth- m tie ...................... slO 0o Grammar. Geography Composition and Flo cution.. n................... ......... l5 % Natural Moral and Monfa Ph!as, ,phy As- tronomv. Chemistry, Mineraog1 Geog- raphy Logic Rhe.nrit Pniitical Econo- my, Al ,ehra. Genmetry r,e>ing etc. 20 on La in. Greek anl French Langu lg-~...... -5 0p Contingent fec flr ep.h rupil.. ...... 0a
 Rev. A. L. CRAWFORD. r Pin-pal.
 Mis- SALLIE $. HARRINGTON Asst Warren. Ark. Jan i9 lS5S. l7-tf
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Had ware and Cutlery.

DUBLIC attention i> directed to our stock of Hard l ware which i c"mplee: anI embraces am np oth rS the following articles 'raD Cutiery a pren, Nari ty. Pocket a'd Pen Cutlery. great variery: Shears. lIatch.ts. Grubbing Hoe Hammers a~soreI: Ausers assorted. Hand Sa v> Sheep shear, But her ami llnntlng Knives Chi els Do and Pad Locks. ross Gut saws Fvs ass r ed. Horse R,.ps Tore Brushes and Cur, Combs Shoe Bru>hs Draw Knives Steelyads Spring Balan e Toble and Tea >ist">. Selves Ivory and Dress Combs all ol which will he sold on the most asonahe terms.
 Nov }. '5S MCPHERSON .G NEWBFRN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
CHEAPEST YET.

rIHHE second term of Mrs Joness S.hool will com l mence at her Academy. on Plum Bayou .Tefftr- son rounty tin. ni-s east of Masons Mill. ou Moa- day. lst November next.
 fr ID twelve years experience as Trtoress sle fatief ler-ei fue p'epar'i teach all the bran es come ted a a hof ugh Engii- h eluea ion and It the following plice~. viz
 Board and uilon in udiug washing, lights.
 etc.. etc. per session of ten months sl0o o0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NEW DRUG STORE

In Fo alonlas, Randolph County. ! AViNG completed tn "p ming of our large and 1 I general stock If Drugs. Medicines and every h'ng uSnailN kcp in we'll regulated Drug House and having located here for !he purpose of supply liig h. tnts ot the community up the most req and "ounry Merchants in making their purchases of Il lnstead of being romp;Iie to % off for supplies We have been engag l in tn. business for the last eght NeTS in sane of the prin j gal cities and villa ge> and feels conf lent that are. from our long experience an close attention to b,i>ness competept for the work, and by the exercise of a zeal which >h'tl know no fail, effort saall be spared on our part to give satisfaction. We therefore respectful solicit al from you an if plea-ei will be happy Ill selling you whatever y"u may want in our line.
 Very respectfully
 HARRISON X CO,
 Drurg tS and Aaoth.c1Ylps
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
MRS. F. II iTH &WAY,S SCHOOL FOR
 MISSES AND YOUNG LADIES',

[NHE fall session of thi, School will commence on Monday. the zI Of Sept. Scholars from abroad will here he enabled to pursue their stu lie, free from tnc interruptions "t large town while pains will hepared by the teacher to thoroughly instruct tn SC committed to her in any of the branch pertain ing t. a iini~he lucation. Care will be taken to ayoli ali useless show and so train the girls that they may go forth vi clear heads and earnest hearts to the ir hons duties of woinans fife
 Every pupil will be expected 10 cheerfully submit to The order and discipline of the school and care fully >hun ali hab that will interfere wi;h their progress.
 Lew'-bnrg is one of the most hnallhfnl location- in the sou west and all that cin he desire in morals
 TERMS PER SESSION OF 2 WEEKS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
" " ' " I'"0 "T7T s'TtFT' INtFV JIIFdHs Union Male and Female Institute, Tar ,rr,S-. Uni,a Cnuaty. Ark. J 4. TRIMBLE, I. B, P,lncipal

I'iil> ln-titution. >ituared in ,ery healthy and moral com nrni is now firmly established < It etferS AdHan' g'> iii th- pni>ui of liberal cdu- am eX ei cd by no institution in the south we~.
 In the musical dei ar mcnt >upsinr fscii ies are aifori,d for the acqn Si'ion of a good and th rough n'u,ict ,du Gi Il rh- instruments used are NEW and frnn, the bs-t makers.
 Boarding in the prn pals family for limited numb at '' per month h ha neiglb rho d bo ,riil can be procnre nr $2 to S2 5o per w.ex.
 For ireular and fur her particulars address the prnipal.
 REFERENCES Gen. $. H. Hem stead A II. Gar Can't. sq. Sanl " iIiam-on n. D WasFi gt. n: Hon Len 5. iireen am ien Nli. A Amm nS. D. Lee. esq., Fl Dor,d,; lion D. L Ki.igore W. II Pefd eton. Three Creeks
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
E b | C 4 ITO VAL
Little Rock High School for
 Young Ladies.

RELIEVING that a female school of high order AS might bc cStabliShe 1. on permanent basis in Littl Rotk and so cnductei to If ,rl to parents anu guardians the means of giving their danrhfers ani wards a. complete and finished an education at home aS that obtained by sending them to the schools of other states. many of our citizens have become asoittsi by stock subs ri ption fr the purpose of forming such an lnstitu ion. which they expect to ob in an Act of In .orpnrat bn , The stockhoderS h,vipg crganized and elected Boards of fru~tseS and Visitors whose name, are hereto appende 1.-the attention of parents aud guar- dians Is now called to the inducements offered by h~ school
 The Trustees have engaged the services of Prin- c'pai and sis4nt, for ins ruclon in Latin Marhr- m ,tirs and the Natural Scence--a teacher of Modern l. Language '-a professor of Muc, and a teacher in the Primary Department.
 Rh.S of Tuition as adopted by the Board for ses- sion of fve months
 For Prm .ry Department nt...Sf2 co
 9"ni'r .-.-..-..-....--. Is 00 r Latin. French, Italian and German each so per ~.>S n
 M-ie-Pano, Harp and Guitar each s25 per ses sion
 Fees for tniton to ha paid nyari tbly one half in advance and h. residue at tie middle each session. Al tit q a rule ior he school that tle scholars D. taHgh Vottl N3-.c vl .Hout extra charge and uo additional ch4fg.S or 'l.. H1h~. u,e of mu,ca ii- strumento. auy o' 'aer cont ,-ncrs.
 cNlEoKH FOR WINTER
 Dirk plain wo.> ad d-e-> S vi h sleeves closed t tn yris, collar If pLin linen. ala k aprons and sun h'nne s: no superiuoa~ article of dres. Lo be al lowei an .e~eiEy ~.rir ' qr,!ihie el.
 The school will be oVenri the last Monday of OtobT tls 34.h ins-;R5) all 4rgangon. .ll.s ha{ius bese n .i flr tat purpose
 Any information ia [. fir u, t, the school u,av he ob a.n'' on A.'.eaiHns ths P.in.iPai rr--iivnt E. frtay.
 VIM B. ipINSpN Virginia, P.i,f qI JAMES iiL<~ iIe F5f,ci ak. PuaF N EONoNnS. CPenn.) N>i-. Mss. K. BROWN: Tam uder4 Laogo.ges Mss Il. BEYEA, lN Y) Primary De. aitms4f
 Trustees:
 GEpRGE C. WATKINS President ALBERT pIiE WM. k. VAUGHN Il TUCKER L. F. BARBER CI lRLES tAFLEY. HENRY IACOBI. C. ?. BERTRAND. JOHN W ASSFIT JAMkS s. MOORE. DAVID SHALL
 ThpMAS J CIIU :HulLL. L l. BARBER Etaer GORDON PEAY, &cy.
 E 'arG of Visitors. Hi~ Ey- E. \ G2NWAY, Hon. E, II. ENGLISH. Hon. J. J. CLENDhNlN. JAS. 4. HENRY. Esq.
 R. Il. JOHNSON, Esq
 Oct. 20. lS5s 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Tub t >uic of Valuable Slaves.

TIE N0T MOLD BTF0KI AT rRlVATE SALE.) | Will Il on the 4th day of December, sA l 's.o. i'cing the first Saturday in the month En tt tnc Cuut iiou,e in tnl cit, of little Rock n <. !. %c' ck, \. '. ou tat day. tor cash ii hand he fp.owi Slvcs f r lie. to wiz:
 BOY JIM, aged about 26 years, a number one Cu,6.
 BOY HENRY, aged about = years, a valuable fan.i.y servant anu iaat Cook.
 Negro Woman CHARLOTTE, aged about 3o Wears and h-r six children to wit:
 BElShY aged !3 years MARIA aged II wears Inll N aged wars FANNY aged : ars, ADA LINE aged Wears and ABNER aged year, all un and ike y. anl sold for no fault but for the reason that the subscriber wants money. Title in di,put.be. JOHN COLLINS.
 Nn.. lAh 1s5s at
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
I{ilDES AND SliH1Ns-


Ee CLEMENTS has inst received very large a. and >plandi assortment of Boots and Shoe oi Il kinds which he will sell cheap for cash
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

EHE nnd reienel h .~ on hand new supply of tn, latest styles If tnthin2 consisting in ra,t ol fine B aver and Cloth Over Toats Dress Coat, b!anke' ant Tweed Coats in fact all kinl- Of Goats Ne>t. Pants and Shir~, ctc. etc.. all of which i, of feLei at ,he lowest prices. l.. CLENtNrS
 Nov. lo, lo"o. At his ca Stand.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
TO ADVERTISERS

. persons desiring to advertise. the True Democrat cor
 presents stronger inducements than any other paper in generally read in county With q list of over f
 regular subscribers 1t is read by less eight ,Lr I AoNsaad person. every week. The True Democrat, .eei ~ presents the public the best medium for adver ttsng-the remunerative " ~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NOTICE. A trr.; pi>frofn-., Sayo

NOTICE.
 Adrri ni>trator's Sale. DY virtue if order made by the probate court D of Johnson county, Ark lnsils at the October Term tn reof le5S ther will be sold 10 inc Lichet nj i'i in th cit, If 'l rk,ville county nnl t f, af stiI on the first Y If January l>iq the fo hrwiNg lands helon ng to he ,>t te If Thomas NJ W,mart eeease's E SE l4 see :. w % SW H see. s NV A Nt 4 see. IS and part NV F sec < ill Tn 10 'nSl'p forth f range 3 west 2!f acre. sid nnd l. situate one mile south of Ciavksvlle. in Sladra ,oltam about . or 80 acres of which is in nliviiisn he re idu. is of he finest quality of timb red 'ud There k on said lreniis .. gool dveiinr hou-e ki' hen anl other ont h uses Saii land will b. sold for one fhird c'sh and the haance on credi If twelve n 'hs Any informati n ae- .ired in regard to localiy quality of il may be hal b reference to
 W " FLOYD. title Rock
 II. A. POWERS
 F. B. AIsToS Clarks,ille
 l.. f. 3owtLL.
 F. J HATsoN
 Y. WALLACE Administrator.
 F. F. WAMACK. Admr,x of
 the estate of rHos M WAMAoK dec'd. Nov 1858 At.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
14itFE SGL.'!3t.s "a SpRiNti, MALE
 AEAllf uE

AGADIMT.
 An Fsg'ish a | a.,icai School. sNIIS Schoi located at White Su'phur Springs miles west of Pine Bluff tif.rr inu .nal t4ci,i- tics for he menta Ind n r. training [ youh It i- ,ic-i4tei to mab it in every expect worthy of tha lib r patronage Of the people m ,hi- part If the '';ate ~h may aihtocdu ate thir sons at home and prepare them fof business. for college. iioari in private families, at the hotel at from $S r. Slb fer month.
 Tuhon Ief e~>ion. *lo. zl5 and S25-ac,ording 10 adVanc m mt one half in advance The hcXt session wil commence on Mnn,luv the 30th August proX.
 Adircs the Principal at White Sulphur Spring Jefferson county, Ark.
 NJ. cURRIE, Principal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

Napoleon, Arkau.as. F5NIE ~uiseiib.r- would respectfully inform E tlei' fiji nds, ani the puh ir ally l that thc, nre well Trrarel in eyer, rcs ect .e t. ac omuedae and rovide them With the berT 1r. HcIcie~ thr market affords.
 1huuda t''rpa>t f.vor~. they still hope to receive q f"itien of patronage i'll future. The convenience ot the hou,l. to tie
 SfEAMBoAT LANDING lIa- .ng made 1t. an! NiI coLtinue to make it t'ett r,> I5 for travellers
 A careini ior CT i always in attendance on thu ar. IT al ei 7 amnoa'~ n stares. To vii. attend to thr tran,l loltaton or hag age 10 from th. h. us. .q5- he AR corrected Y 'h Arkansas Hotel is ai"ats supplied Ni.h the Ch''ce>1 ii.a I~ of Liauors. Cigars. Etc.. ro vi | thet irr tie attention oi the lover, of pure Wine and iquor-.
 RANDOLPH & GRACIE, Proprio.o,s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
heEtuch >caooi of MedIcine.
 LOUISVILLE KY

August 9, 1858. 8m