Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
CAMDEN HIGE SCHoor,
J. A. STANLEY, A. B. PJtncirql. M. L. CASTEEL, .4asistant.

cpaI Is graduate ot tie University of Georgia at Athens lie brings hattering testimonials of scho- iIarshlp from the Faculty of Frankfort College ILe Principal has employed, as his assistant Mir. NJ l. oasteel, gentleman ot amiabe qualities and fulIv competent to take charge of the studies which win be under his supervision. Mir. C. has taught very suc- ceSIGiy Tor the last two years at Ten Spring Chapel
 m AtS school altords very superior advantages for the attainment ol liberal education It is necdle to urge III thls enlightened day the great necessity of mthlai culture All classes of men Icrfecly uuier- stand its importance. Tie history of mankind aoUnudntIN shows that the seat of cl,ire never iIs m lle eid to follow the >cat of intellectual powcr Nor s high degree ot mental deyo opuert les, need lul % iudIFduul success. lie who would command aworthy and Giguiiied position among hi.illov men can eAl Ct to do so only by the cultivation ot noble fitus" ana bI intellectual ulCnOTtV. Aesc elevate men to places of distinction and profit To hin, therefore who Is anxious for his own success or for lhe success ot i.i> children iu tc tIe argument in pch"il "i Il 1Il.hed and useful education. appeals VI | oNcrM helnling force.
 The Camden High School offers capital iudnce- mehts lo young men who wish tp putSne Classical "id SeentlLc Course. W While the design of The it- 9iutl"fS NIl be at all events, to imI ait setu know e'Ee they will foster in every student d true dignity "I behavior and mUnliness of bearing. Text book, Wt regard as 1Hcr outlines ot any subject: hence ,ur re ltajions will ba enlarged by tiequeut and elaborate it'i'He0. camden K ole ot the most peasant and PfGSltr"n- cl'lc>in Stuth Arkan-as GDcG board can be had at Slo a =i2. month. Our school building lS commodious and comfortable, With ,o many ad. vanN@cS n cur favor. earnestly expect tn. tar,r ;Ee "i an aPpreeia i've Pu1,ie Our present session began oh the Zau Anv The iusi,utioIi~ i~ eStab sled on r rmnncnL basis Our terms are. per s.-.ior, of i've monlhs Sl0o93o. according to tie studies tur- sued French cx.ra} SIo.
 Pupils @'a's; d from time of cntranco NJ dcduc- uons except ior unavoidable. rroyidcntial causes
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES ilINToN. Ir,s51,at.
 h. A. Calaway. Ferdinand Williams.
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 THE STATE oF ARKANSAS.
 CoUNTY OF HAMPSTEAD.
 h the Hempstead Circuit Court in Chaucery, De- cember term December l2th, A. D. Io57.
 David Taylor, John Logan and Harriet Logan his wife, James Stevenson and Prudence Stevenson his wife. LilLurn Coffee and Hannah Coffee his wife Martha Taylor minor: who appears by her next friend. Li.burn Coffee, Mary F. Lawrence who com plains by Ludwcll Lawrence her guardian, CyaaD7ai- udHtS.
 John Taylor, both as administrator D. B. N. and as one ot the heirs at Law ol John Taylor deceased Alvah Taylor. Stel hen Taylor John Kuhn and Susan Kuhn his wife, John hite and Rachael W hite his wife. Joseph Perdue and Sarah Pcrduc his wife, De- tend4ats.
 i tAME the said comrlainants. by their solicitors V and represent to the that the order of pub- Iication of notice to all of said defendants with the exception of John Taylor who s a resident of this State of the pCudcucy of lhis suit made al he last tcrm of this court hls not been properly executed from the fact that the printed copy of .a notice filed in this case shows that AINah Tay Tor has been sum ned hy the namcof Aioah Taylor. and John Kuhn and susan Kuhn nj, wife have been summoned to appear hy the name ct susan Keulyn and John Kee 4id rainaul~ rray that the order of publication may he IcntNei and That the notice rub- u~hrt pursuant to sad uIGermay be withdrawn from tAe files ha!cin and upon consideration there f. it k If tle opinion ot tile court, that saiG moGon be and the same iS her. by sustained.
 And 1t turher arnca~lrg thecourt tha. said com pIanaut- have tled their til of complaint against the above uaWej defendants for the llrpo,e of ob- tainirg partition of the following c,iarl t-acts of land. to wit The east half ot section twentv-oue the northeast quarter of section thirty two the soU' Invest quhlter o section twenty crt the ea.- half u the south cast quarter of ton twenty eight 'he north west quarter of the soUl-csC oriar,er of section twentyeght the eAst-half of the north west quarter. the SOnth- wet quarter of the northeast quarter and the southeast qualcr of the northeast quarter of section twenty eight and tie west half of the sauth west quarter Of section twcntv-scven. atl m township twelve south of range wontv four west. containing one thousand acres more or less situated aud ing iu tho county of lcmpstead State oI Arkansas, aud hat all of said defendants. vi.h the exception of said john Taylor, non reed nts of the State of Arkansas.
 therefore ordered that unless sail non resident defendants shall be and appear before the court here in chancery sitting before the third day of the next term thereof, at court to be holden in the tow ot Washington, county of Hampstead. State of Ar kansas on the 10th Monday after the fourth Monday of March A. D. o5S. and dvmur, plead or answer to Said bill of complaint the same will be taken as true and confessed against them, and decree entered accordingly It is further considered, ordered. and adludgcd that a copy of this order be puhli-hed for two successive weeks iii some spaper published n the State of Arkansas the last insertion to be hal at least four weeks before the next term of this court and that this stand continued.
 Copy from tle record.
 Test. & Y. SANDERS Clerk.
 March 23, Is j6. 2w Cost of adv. $lI.