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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

New Mackerei. .r rt hat sDA KITS Extra No. l, Mackerel, ~A49YN> ~ 70 do Large No. 2, do 8 bbs do No. g. do 4 etf half bbs. Large No. Mackerel, 4t..i,-.. t !" '' extra No l, mess do.
 Received from Boston and for sale by i < Feb. 2, 1858. RAPLEY, HANGER, & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
Elourt Elo,,.v

No Scarcity. VNHITE Beans Dried Apples Crouder Peas, w Potatoes etc., in abundance at Jan. 26. '5S. KlNNEAR'S, on Main st.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
GOOD NEMSi

rfNhE subscriber would respectfully inform his old Il customers and the publicin general that he has just received by late arrivals, full and complete stock of Groceries and Dry Goods, which he vii sell for cash. cheaper than the cheapest heh their ecial attention is invited at his old stand Main street above Cherry. H..
 Jan. 26, 1858. J. A. KINNEAR.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
GAINESVILLE FLOUR.

THE undersigned is in receipt of another lot of l this justly celebrated FLOUR, which will be sold at further reduction in prices. Call and see.
 Jan 2f IS5e A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

1 Large Stone Jars. .9r.I .4ra I Ann GALLONS Stone Ware in large Jars, l l.OOU Jugs etc. to be found at T l4li
 KINNEARS Cheap Store, Jan 26 '5S on Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

 kDER steamer Hickman fresh lot of Butter, So- II da and Sugar Biscuits A superior quality of Star Candles Soap Starch Brooms, etc., and for sale low for cash, wholesale and retail, at
 KINNEAR'S Cheap Store, Jan. 26 '5S on Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
GUARANTY.

me undersigned, residing - State oI -- mat the foregoing bd for carving the mail on to9e No be accepted by the Postmaster General the pdeer sha Prlor 10 the i day ot August c59 enter into the required obligation, contract to perform the service proposed with good and sufficient sureties
 his we do understanding distinctly the oblgaons and liabilities assumed by guaranto under inc ot6 secon of the act of Congress of July ,, Ie36
 Dated. Sgped mi, ,,,o rr..z.-.>
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

MOiasses, Sugar, etc. --..t1 .4T- MOLASSES. Sugar. Coffee, Rice, Salt, and almost AVA every article in the grocery line, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at KINNAER'S
 Jan 26, '5s. on Main st.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPT ION
 CLAIMANTS.

JOHN 5. SANDEFUR. Administrator with will annexed of Joshua Morrison dec'd. Jan. 26 1858. 6w Cost of adv. Sl0 50
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-09

The undersigned, postmaster a -, State of -- ceres, under his oath of office that he is aconainted v and able to make good their guaranty
 Ddteu. (Signed.)
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gSS BUR befpnDeren SenntntBnabn1e.
@tnwanbersr unb Sstfenbe fOltsa fehr Spr1Gtt8 feln, rbe
tie TIRE Stlette faufen rnb fclten bieIelben MIR ron fCld en-
d~neeteaten Bsdnten taufen, rpeIde Dpn itrsm @ehnlte !eben,
ntat aber ron Ifatlern Cber !3ptfdentrG8ern, ia ie icat Der
Setabr ~auS8etest Rnh, beiGptnpeit 3u wereen uno tpr @sip
umisnt %auSeeben.
Orr6fobrtsz8 ilette
mad alien Gtetlsn bes g8etenS fnb su toben let
Gb. =. SilSebrdntt,
@eneaI-@mtBranten -I9ent ber Baltimore" unb
Sbip~&t lenbahn.
SGnSO1S SIR. 81, Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
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eS %In y s,baltsn, rel6e I'D ~btfrnberS sur SeRaaun8 ppr
S9euntu uub Nebeneebenfen tt8nen.
Burns e. Stoan,
Sis. 1872 QiPttEra6en ~gDbatfunb
e.ues @de Spn Gufom rrb @ermGnrraRe.
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Vr8. 1863 & III, Central 2lUenue,
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Baltimore, Mo.,
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ppn fA1bli@cn SubfanSen. Ieruer: MtneralpaFer Son.
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6ldfAen. Mlte unb neue 6lai9eN merben 8efauft ub per.
tauft. M1eintger N8ent in Baltimore fir Smiths @bitabel.
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urI5genpmmen unb pas Welb nieber erf1ttet. @Dnotteren
Snnen ale Nrten pOn9prDpin TIRE Tontanen AefuGt erhaItl
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Singers De%rbefertc SSSbntaftbtne.
Dtele Mafbiue purDe mad eiueln unpartbetii6Gn &erIuGi
arf berparIler Nusfetung nit Dem bS2ften%rdmtum telOtnt,
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gereinfaGt baben. sic ltefert iet bpppelt IL Wei Arbett als
fate, entneoer In 9etnWdnb poer 0eber, naten Tam, ais wenn
fetn unter16teb i'm Bacterial mare. Mls fnb NIT Der grF6ter
Sprefalt uno bduerbaft 8ebGut.
QDtr fnb in ben 9tdnb 9eiegt, nnfere Nnf6tnsn unter Itbe.
fallen 8ettnguugeu 9e8en ate 0Ou trgenb elmer Art untsutau.
den. periDnen, bic uHtergecr6Eetere Naf6tnen unter benz
8prwanbe Der Btui8feit getdutt 1atcn Dcrpen ctnen folder
Edul6 iebr pprtbetlbatt fnben.
Gustunft ntrb nit tern acknowledgement In unfarer Offs
Nr, 1O5 8altintoreitraBe, 8altimore,
erthsut. 3 81 Gin 6 sr II. 60.
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10 tncprpDrirt, BAT bereH@ uber 200 pGuier. 1900 @tnnGbner.
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Dem g4effen ali reiIeu miinihen.

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Rlue arrangements fHr @inmanoerer, bic nah
Dem 28eften 3u reiien minIden.
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auf ber ytprtberr Central &alpertitrest Geppt @itenbabn mf
Rem @rpref8u8 %btfSreert. Die Sabn btstet bapur@ ben jmntt-
Granten. einsr 6rbbersu DGrttetl, ale ir8enb etne
anbsre 8atn aud IL fe I'm 81 .gteiien furler ale teOe cnbets
8abn nan bendnutGn QiaBen, ais:
Yittsburs, Glepelonb, Detroit, Sort Wa4ue
.@bico8c, Otilpautee, @alena, Dubuque, Ct
Saul, Sod SSlano, burlington, Soma GitQ
mn erbFn teBtalb be nit Ter gtDrtberu Gentral Uabn Sc.
|pent = gsrfonea 10 stunbsn fya9er ais tts mt anosru 1Se.
men @ehenten bort etntrefen, aud, irercen A oral nsnl9er be
|Deesn babel 8ewedislt. Die Batn sie6t eur& Den Nrnlten
{ BE. pn 9btO. &te 8an5e GntteTnnna pen BIER Bis ebtta0O
it 500 WCiIsn DGS Cepad wtrb bier ge3eitnet (ndrtcpJ nnc
.3ebt & 1t en- 9anaaiereu Gn ben GeRimntun8srrt.
ylad @reitline, 0aptrn, Cincinnati, Snoianas
polls, 2ouisptle urb Ct. poui8
car en- ebenfdlS @aha8tere b~efprbert unb fUr ttr Q6spnd
istn E Dcitsrt lmlaDun8efOfeu Dere@net. Sic 9Gha8tere
tbnnen NIT b em 3 ltpr~, pber Abeno8 10 ubr-3E9 nab nuen
nef!i dan pldeen 8eben, Sbne Unterrsgs aGf9ebGlten su per-
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A9entsn. T@bn y. @GItcr,
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SD erIape rHtr btcrtntt netnsn RauOeu TeDte Ben Stub
no6srn I'm = l9eneiusn. bic crgcteue Quleige sa made, b6
tt ptBen Ytan8et an Naum metn 9ei6dtt aus So. 7 6drs
rtiontr. nod g0. 67 6auoperfr. 6 anpper WsrfD yerleot
babe, a%meielbt tb .tnen bcDeuenben 8orratb rem SU6l. uap
Qber Seber Su ben 6%tatsten @retfen an Sanb taltc ndmftd {.
GtAenlobs @cblen'&epcr 6emlofzS pblens2e-
oer, Ielblt9enlofteS StubsS tirtiue uno a0e
Sorten Oberleper, bleitge IoWie frau3pflGe
8alb.2eoer, Gnif=2eoer, Sipz2eper, Sferpe.
Eeoer, Wtarpccp, 6utter=2eocr &c 1c.
Aua babe i'd e,uen bfpeutenpen gprratb sVn eewalften
Sttttel"S6dtten, ipwie bttO6ene Sttgfel.S 6Gfte ppm beGcn
trar3brt0en S0tb-2eper, S6ub uns Nann's- @ Gtfer.lip.
perS pom %bsrielbcu Suatttdt 2eber S6ubmauer " erf,e1,o
(~6inotn9sl tpptE nuSgethntttene 60 blen fnb an ben ntso
brighten preifen Su baben bel 2puts @trsafius 49,
Mo. 30 2DmbdrbGr.
San2O-Sii Srtfden Sreberid- unb Nartet SPACE.
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l9ea, SgeoItlOns= II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9erltGerdN9eA, Spe0IttONs= n. 0geGieiQeT6Jaffe.
csObnftOn'8 0erR1erun08s Ao~enTur-
9r. 70, SecDnbira6e. 0'
TerIt9erung8<@pnlp. Der 8ale1 pon 0ilo;rie1.
NIT 1891 200 capital. '
Security uerSyeritderun88z Gpmp. y 81
nit $226,G GaPital. 0'
Albemdrle= SniurancezS pnlr. @barlottenpiQegc
NIT $235, 600 Capital.
gSai Arlington 6euerV erltd,erung8@pn p.gt.@ 80,
mt $270,GG0 Gapital. "
Ractfic@ Teuer'N er(taerun88s&pntp b. W.s0.,
NIT $25t ,953 Capital. 'Y
&hn4burgzBer therun18>Spln BON Yirainie,.
nit $147,5O Capital.
@ounlpnpeaitbSSer itderung8zGo tnp. bcn Sars
rt8bur8, Bean,
NIT $751;, 972 Gapitat,
StdatensEe >Serit@erung Gems. ron
VbIlapelpAta,
nit 81, 250782 Gdp{tal.
Gefantnht -g8erfb bee repreisattrten Capitals 80 gf3 85s
0aS obigc Capita. 1T ltGer angeieat lu 8uufen bSr 9rr,
ptrtItben Saar-5Gub Uber psNeN 5ietbpertb baart. 81
&batiahe, Dap cine errherurGs-@pmpani ttafad authors,
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ote @ntl6d6tgpn8 Der DerfGerten I'm 6o1 pDn 8crluf,
Otf BON Gem uEter3ft6Feten repr6ientrtCn @onp nlt9u tc.
zen iptrflth ertUptGre6 capital gum pollen pbcnouaes
3ebensn Setrag 0erantportItb tur bte 5abiuH9 Dcn Berlua9u.
Sert@erun6spcItee Uuroen 1%u8Ge3eteh u. Brrfufe brrFt-
10 erieSt- G4O6. D. SObnfDr.
Il. SaHGute, gr. 70, SeDnbFr
9n BET Office prrD Deptib 9eipro9en.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
Horrible Murder.

We learn that on the 18th inst, Mrs. Neatly, wife ol
David Neatly, residing ten Or twelve miles from White
VILE i'll Columbus county, was brually murdered by a
negro man. the property of MIR. \. 1t appears that the
negro was working in The woods near ii log heap
that had been prepared by Mr. Neatly for the purpose
of burning to make ashes for domestic purposes and Mrs
Neatly had gone to put fire to it, and while at the heap
after she had fired it, the boy struck her down. and drag
ged her OH the burning of logs Mrs Neatly not
returning to the house expected her husband be-
came uneasy and made search for her; when he found
her she burnt nearly to crisp scarcely particle OF
flesh remaining The boy has been arrested and lodged
in Whitevillc JAIL to await his trial at next Superior
Court.
p. S.-Since writing the above We have received the
following letter the subject corrOboratng what we
have stated, but somewhat more minutely:
WHITEvILLE, n. c., Jan. Sth, 1858.
MEssRs. Fulton & PRICE:
Dear Srs 1t becomes my painful duty to make known
most foul and brutal murder committed in this county
the evening of the 9Th inst Mrs Susan Neatly wife of Mr.
David Neatly residing in the lower part of this county
in the evening to put fire to log heap about quarter of
mile from the house. Not returning expected her hus
band went to what the matter abou hours af
ter dark and to his great SURPRISE found her lying
end of the pile of logs completely consumed all but her
legs and feet below the knees called OF to hold
Inquest this day. and summoned Jury and after close
examination the Jury rendered verdict Death by Vio-
lence.
Suspicion rested negro by the of joe the
property of Mr.. Neatly l had him arrested, and on his
way to JAIL he acknowledged the says struck her
three times with wooden rake then dragged her the fire.
Joe is now in JAIL
Your Ob't servt
CHESTER ROCKWELL,
Coroner of Columbus county, N. {. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

Pursuant to usage, a meeting of the
Democratic Citizens Of New Hanover, will
be held at the Court House in Wilmington,
on the Evening of TUESDAY, MARCH
9TH, 1858, being the first Tuesday of
County Court, for the purpose ofappointing
delegates to represent the county in the
Democratic State Convention, to be held in
Charlotte, on Wednesday, April 18th, 1858.
Also, for the further purpose of adopting
such measures for the organization of the
party in this county as the meeting may
deem proper and expedient.
A full attendance Of Democrats is ear
nestly solicited.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
County Meetings.

UNION CouNTY.--A meeting of the Democrats of Ur-
ion county held on Tuesday, January 5th Resolu
tons passed dcnouncng distribution endorsing the
course of President Buchanan, complimentary to Gov
Bragg and in favor of Charlotte the place for holding
the next Democratic State Conventions to which dele
gates were appointed.
A preference was expressed for Hon D. W. Ellis, as
the first choice of Union county for Governor, but d
pledge given to support the nominee, having full conf
dence that the Convention will present for su
RACES but a true and tried Democrat.
JACKSON AND Polk CoUNTIEs.-Democratic meetings
have been held in these mountain counties and delegates
appointed to the Democratic State Convention. AT
Of these meetings, preference expressed for
Hon. W. W. Avery
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15

BSS~ There is one item of news in to-day's Journal
which will be received with general satisfaction-the
surrender of the balance of Walkers forces under COL
Anderson to the United States Frigate Susquehannah
The feeling of satisfaction arising from knowledge Of
this result does not affect the question of the right of
Commodore Paulding to act as he did, His act all
condemns The President, who is disposed to pursue a
lenient course, pronOunces it grave error Others
ourselves among the NUMBER cannot stop short of pro-
nouncing it illegal and outrageous can Justify
it. although many feel inclined under all the circum-
stances to paate apologize for it. But by the sur
render of the handful of men left in Nicaragua one ground
of painful apprehension is removed Serious fears were
entertained for the safety of Andersons Command who
might have fallen victims, at any moment TO the bar
barous yengence of cruel and relentless enemy and had
such been their fate, easily imagine the thrill Of
horror and Indignation which woulanhaye visited the
whole American heart We presume that these men
surrendered voluntarily Or speaking more accurately,
sought protection which our naval forces felt bound to
extend = ass s- ru
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BsF> We indebted to Hon. Warren Wnsow, for
copy of pamphlet Memoir of the Proposed Territory
of Arizona, by Sylvester Mowry, .. S. A, Delegate
elect
This is better known as the Gadsden Purchase
being tract strip of land six hundred miles long, by
about fifty wide, and having of thirty thousand
square miles, threefths large as North Carolina
The parallel of 80 degrees North latitude, runs nearly
through the centre of it. and it is said to contain the
only available Southern route for railroad to the Pa
off
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Kansas.


Backepublicanism is about to be robbed of the food
upon which it has long existed and its leaders are
likely soon to be deprived of the means by which they
have been enabled for the past three or four years. to
keep the country in state of trouble and connection
and to manufacture for themselves capital upon which to
operate at home. The wounds of bleeding Kansas are
fast being healed and in few days. or weeks at furth
est the country may Think calculate on seeing this
vexed and dangerous question pass forever from the
theatre of national politics. Kansas will soon present
herself for admission into the Union and that Congress
will promptly vote to receive her, there can be no doubt
All the advices from that country concur in stating that
majority even OF the free-State are now willing
that it should be admitted into the Union with the
compton constitution and it is hardly reasonable to
suppose this being So that their selfconstituted cham
pons here-those who have threatened opposition upon
the pretext that the constitution was not fairly submit
ted to the peope-will throw further difficulties in the
way In fact further opposition, under the crcumstan
ces cannot have the show of honesty and can be
attributed to other than desire the part of
those making it to keep up the slavery agitation as
means OF promoting personal party purpose If
then, Judge Douglas and those who have followed him
in his late extraordinary honest in what they
have said and done-f they really and sincerely de-
sirous of carrying out the principles of the Nebraska
Kansas bif they wish, they profess to do to act
in concert with the administration and the democratic
party, and with them honestly desire the difficult and
dangerous subject of slavery to be forever removed from
the halls of Congress- and peace and quiet once more
restored to the countrle them come forward like pa
triots and democrats and welcome Kansas into the
Union. ANY other course will but serve to show the
hoowness of their professions of devotion to the inter-
ests OF her people, and to keep alive state of feeling
throughout the country that may end n the most dsas
Eous consequences, Washington Union
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Advices from Kansas of late
date state that Gov. Robinson and Gen. Lane were in
favor of voting at the election the 4h inst for State
officers, on the ticket nominated by the boilers from the
free State convention.
Walker at RichmOnd-The Lecompton Constitution.
RICHMOND, Jan. ll-Walker the fibuster, is here as
the guest of Roger Pryor The democratic members of
the Legislature have meeting tonight to take action
in regard to Governor Wises letter to the Tammany
Society.
Resolutions have been offered in the Legislature and
printed requesting the members of Congress and Sena
tors from this State to endeavor to procure the adms
sion of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution
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CANTON TO BE ArrAcKED-Hong Kong, Oct 80.
"A great change has the spirit of our affairs.
The army destined for operations in China having been
diverted and proceeded to India the plan of operations
has been changed The body having proceeded to In
da, the head is about to follow and General Ash
burnham will leave about the middle of November for
Calcutta in the steamer Lancefed taking his staff with
him. The Commissariat staff will leave next month,
leaving the whole arrangements for the in the hands
of the naval authorities English and French ships of
war continue to arrive augmenting the allied fleets
The steam transport, mperador with 500 Royal Ma
rnes, has arrived, and the Imperatrix with similar
number is at hand so that with the exception of
the marines board the Adelaide, and what OK
pected from Calcutta, it may be said that nearly the
whole force is here.
Tomorrow, the following day, the naval force will
move towards Canton, and hear that the 18th proxi-
mo is the day fixed upon for the attack Canton which
place, when carried-will be retained by us until the
Emperor expresses wish to open negotiations His
Excellency, Lord Egin, remains board the Ava en-
tertaning the French Minister and the Hong Kong
community and enjoying the amenities of life until duty
demands his presence the Of action. Can
ton PROSTATE, it is probable the ruler of China will
show disposition to conciliae and then the abors OF
of the noble Earl will commence and his talents as d
plomatst be tested