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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-29
N O T IC E!

N compliance with instructions of27th April last IL received from the Commissioner of the General Land Otce directing that netice should be given to the Governor of the State of Arkansas as proper authority under the swamp land grant. and to the presidents of the Cairo and Fulton and Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Companies designating a day and place when and where would commence talk ing testimony relative to the character of the lands Tn contest between the State and the railroad compa This is to notify all whom it may concern that on Friday the list day of October next at the office of the Surveyor General in this city and the hour of lo A. M shall be prepared to begin the exami1a- uon of witnesses in manner and form as directed by my instructions.
 Lists of the lands in controversy are on file in this office subject to the inspection of persons interested Transcripts of these lists have also been furnished rom General Land Office to the contesting parties. The tracts in controversy are embraced in the follow ing townships viz: Tips: l, 7, 1. 5, G. l4. l5 1s, IT X IS, NRlE 7, 3, 4, 56, ', l3 l4, l5, Is, Is & l9, R2E. < lS l9, 20, 2l. K 3E. ' l9, 20, 2l, NR4E. ' 20, 2l, NR5E.
 l,2, 3, i, 5, 6, 10, II, 12lS, l4,l5. l6, NRlw.
 l, 7, 3, 4, ,, 6, 10, II, F. IS, l5, Is, \ RAW.
 l, 7, 3, 1, 5, 10, II, F. R3W W. l, 7. 3. 4, 5, 6, ', S. g. 10. N RAW. l, g. 8, 4, 5, G. s, 1z, N R5W. ,, G. S.9, 10, NRsW. 4,56, NR7W. 3,5 NRSW 3,5,NR9W. 3, 5. R |" w.
 ?, ,3,4, W.
 s. Ranges 3, 4 and 5 West.
 and $. Ranges 6, IT. s, 9, 10 and II West.
 2 s. Range l2 West.
 l, 3 and s. Range IS West. 5S l4 West. 2, 3, 4 and R. 15 West 5S k Is West. 4, and s K r West. 6S IS West. 8S R l9 West. eS E 20 West. 10 and II k 2l West. g, 10, II, l2 and l3 s Ranges 22 and 23 West. To, II, l2 and l4 s k 24 Vest g. 10. 12 and l3 25 West. l2SR 2S w.
 H. M. RECTOR,
 .SurCeyor General J Arkansas. Little Rock Ark. June 22d 1858 SHAW.
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Bargains in White Goods.

Bargains in White Goods.
 sSW1SSES dotted and plain; o Nansook; Jaconets;
 Cross Barred: And all kind of White Goods to be sold cheaper than ever, to close out consignment. June 22 1858. D. B. HANDEL
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ANTHONY HOUSE.

ANTHONY HOUSE.
 LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS, VNHE above Hotel having been . x.- II n purchased by Messrs. PETER ATsTASS now kept by the undersigned. who sSssAtfeTs f5 are ready to accommodate travellers and soiourners lhelr Table will be well supplied with the sub tantlals and deicaces of both the foreign and the home markets.
 Their servants of the best that can be procured and as good those of the best Hotels in the c speedy preparations are making for thorough re hitting and repairing of the HOUSE: and so soon as necessary arrangements can be effected extensive ad ings. n IEe offices for all the Stage lines coming to title Rock, are kept at the Anthony House.
 JOSEPH o. ASHLEY,
 LUKE T. CORA Little Rock June S. Ie5s as, ,
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r.oI;,.s for doing all descriptions of Job Work can unassed by any printing establishment in the country have orocured cost of over sixteen hundred dol. . of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which ms to do book and pamphlet work in superior style very low prices.
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Received this day, and for Sale by
 A. J. HUTT.

Received this day, and for Sale by
 A. J. HUTT, \ Bale Brown Drills; IL '' Chicopee stripes; < Alberton Duck Louisiana Lowells; pieces Beverly Demins; 10 < Shetucket |" York l York Plaid Demins; Ripla Checks do. Blue '' do. ' Camlet Jeans; Tricolored Plaids; Planters Linen: Brown ' Duck; l Bay Linen; '' Planters Linen Drill. limo
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The Opposition United-Call for a State
 Convention

Convention.
 The unteH American, republican and peo- | pe's committee of superintendence for the citv of Philadelphia, earnestly desirous to extend and perpetuate that union of the elements of opposition to the present national administra ton. which in this city has lately resulted in such brilliant success do hereby respectfully suggest and recommend to the State commit tees representing those several elements of op position, that the call upon the citizens of Penn sylvania who are opposed to the present na- tonal administration, especially to its despotic and fraudulent Lecompton policy and it's will fnl neglect of the just claims of domestic in- dustry; and who are in favor of the sovereignty of the people over their own local concerns: of American institutions as against the policy and lntrigues of foreign governments; and of adc- quate protection to our home labor to assemble in their respective senatorial and representative districts to choose delegates to a State conven tion, to meet at Harrisburg, in the hall of the house Of representatives, at o'clock D. m. of Wednesday, the l4th day of July, 1858, to nominate candidates for judge of the supreme court, and canal commissioner.
 LEONARD R. FLETCHER, Pres't.
 j. R. FLAIGAF,
 W' Gro j. A. P GSrr1r, %n,rs E''s Presidents.
 TE.
 al n' R. y Lnsn.hn, B: sgnnr"7'{ Secretaries. Philadelphia, May 20, 1858
 In view of the above recommendation. and It's general acceptance, hereby withdraw the call for a State convention issued by me, for the 8th of July next, and earnestly request the American republicans of the State to accept it, and participate in the election of delegates to said convention.
 By order of the State committee.
 LEM'L. TODD Clr'ns 4. R. S. Com. Attest-EDwARD IMMERSION, Sec'y.
 CARLISLE, May 31, 1858. To the Ansericansof Pennsylvania: The above recommendation having been submitted to me for my approval, after consultation with the majority of the members of the American State committee. and large number of the promi- nent Americans ofthe State, cheerfully adopt it as our call for State convention, and urge the members of the American party throughout the State to participate in the election of dele- gates.
 H. BUCHER SWOOPE. s
 Chairman of American State Committee.
 CLEARFIELD, May 29, 1858. Inasmuch as the above recommendation and calls point out the plain road to.practical, de- csive and enduring victory over the present national administration and it's tyrannical and sectional policy, therefore request the republi- cans of Pennsylvania to unite in the election of
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Horse stolen-seo Dollars Reward-

Horse stoien-s20 Dollars Reward. STOLEN from the subscriber rear Hot 0 ~ springs, about the Sth of June, 1858, SN o9rfei Mare about b hands high, left hind loot White, small star in the forehead and sIigbtlv hin ped branded on the hip with the letter W. The man supposed to have stolen the mare. is named John Thomas. He is about 5 feet 10 inches ngn when ne left had on mustaches, short hair, and light cream colored hat, high crown
 reward of ten dollars will be paid for the appre- hension of the horse, and S20 for the man. June Is, 1858. St. w. w. WATSON
 NAILS 1R Kegs best Boston Nails, received this day and Ae| for sale by A. J. HUTT. .lnne l5 lShS
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CA ISib.

NR. ]. WHITE gratefully tenders his thanks " to the people of Little Rock and various parts Arkansas for their liberal patronage the past four Rnths
 His Indian Compound, Stomach Bitters, Liver and fspeptic Powder. Vegetable Elixir, Female Pana- and Magic Eminent. may be had at any of the hg stores in Little Rock. and at No. 66 Broadway hcinnati.
 The Female Pauacea and the other remedies Ry also be had at Mrs. G.aharfl's Millinery Store brkham street. Little Rock.
 DR. WHITE has opened for his Cincinnati |edical Institute, Branch office and Depot F his Family Medicines, in MEMPHIS. on MON STREET, opposite the Merchants Hotel here he may be consulted, and his remedies dis lnsed-and where Physicians, Druggists and dealers Medicines may at all times be supplied on liberal Fms May 4, 1858. GueeusWare. GENERAL assortment of Queensware just re- n ceved, and for sale at reduced price. May IS. lS 1858. MERRICK x WASSELL. CLOTHING. [XTE are just in receipt of well selected stock of fv Cheap SUMMER CLOTHING, which will be d low for cash. MERklCK & WASSELL. May 1 1858 Lower Landing. GRAIN CRADLES. EVE have in store a superior article of Grain BY Cradles; just the thing for the coming Wheat he sold low
 May II, '5S MERRICK & WASSELL. Just Received. n FINE assortment of Ladies' Gators with and without heels; also good stock of Gents Gai- brs. at A. POLLOCK'S. EJune1 1e5c
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uol received quantity of Houses Indian Tonic .l at reduced price, Also House's Vegetable Pills for sale. | I McAIN0WT June l5, '5S
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M. w. PRITClIARD, NJ. D.,
M. w. PRITCHARDS.

CHEsTERTowN, \. r., April 30, '5S. have examined this letter. and find it in correct. SIMEON HAYS
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

ME have just received from New York, large Iv and superb lot of plain and fancy summer thing, consisting of Vests, Pants, Coats, Shirts hwers Cravas, Gloves and Hosiery in great varie s We have large stock, and will sell cheap for Dh. Call and examine what we have before you Fchase elsewhere.
 May Is. 1868. MCPHERSON & NEWBFRN. HILBERT KNAPP, Commission and For
 warding Merchant No 53 Second street, St. lns Missouri. Particular attention given to filling pers for Produce and Merchandise. Mav 25. 1858. 2m
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EXECUTORS SALE

saturday, the Sd day of July next at the late os G residence of Thomas Rowland, deceased, will Eaer puoe sale to the highest bidder the follow The NE qr of NV qr Sec. IS. 2S IA 40 acres
 NM N,T qr Of NV qr Sec. Is, ? s. IA w. 40
 Sw ar of NV qr Sec. 12 2S law. 40
 Pt of SW ar Sec. 12, 2S IA W. 100
 SE qr SE qr Sec. IA, ? S.. l4W 40
 SEE qr NE ar II, 2S JAW. 40 |" 300 Embracing the late residence of said deceased. and about 73 acres of cleared land Ierns of sale one half of the purchase money paid aowh' the other half a credit of twelve months. Note With security, required and bond for title given
 ALEXANDER E. ROWbAND
 CT, Erecutv 0f Thonaas Roeoland decd. eailne county. May 24th ls5s 354w
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IItt4, tEN tfII NFItINf' F'O tFa I1NEf 7'1 '7 '
 May 4, 1855 QueeusWare. lAI assortment of Queensware just
GRAIN CRADLES
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

Fl UST received per steamer Quapaw from New Or leans the following articles 20 bags supertne Rio Coffee; l hhds prime Sugar; l2 bbls reboled Molasses; 20 H bbls q 26 superfine Flour; 22 [" XXXX extra Flour;
 50 boxes Star Candles, 14 and 4 and whole boxes: 10 boxes Lemon Syrup; 10 '' Extra Soap; 10 [" Lemons:
 |" Assorted and fancy Candy; 10000 Extra superior Havana Cigars:
 bbls Old Monongahale Whisky;
 Anesette;
 10 gross Smoking Tobacco. etc, etc. All of which will be sold at the lowest market 'rice by NJ. TANTI, June l. 1858. Lower steamboat iandinc
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Wanted-t.oid aud Si.yer.

Wahted-sI0iu aud Silver. N1OW Is THE DAY AND THE UOURl A\ For my return to market. My necessities make Il imperative upon me to urge upon all indebted to me, to call and pay the small demands hold against them. A. COHEN Little Rock, June 15 1858.
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BACON,

A LARGE and handsome stock of Summer Clo IA thing. just received and for sale by
 June l5, 1858. FIELD & DOLBY
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HhNo C' ROSS. WATT Il. ROBERTS.
 ROSS & ROBERTS, Having associated them selves together in the practice ot Law will attend promptly to all and any business entrusted to their care in any of the courts in South Arkansas Circuit Probate or County Courts. Also, in the Supreme and Federal Courts of this State
 Magnolia. Columbia co Ark June 15 '5S 1v
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Choice Champagne Wines.

A by superior ''0n Just fs''lIed A I ana mtTT TOT salt June l5 1e5e
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EmbrOiderjes in SettS

n rev KODGA.
 MUSLIN, Berage and Lawns, at Cost Be in MI time ere it is too late. June 22. 1858. D. B. HANDEL.
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advertisements will be inserted for sl per square,
 I.s for the first insertion and 5o cents for each '.ts sdyertising by the year will be charged 30.
 cs,ds .na othef advertisements, not exceeding kMe, $l0 per annum.
 To Advertisers. Ssons desiring to advertise the True Democrat cer. ssan, st,oneer inducements than any other paper in I has by far the largest subscription lst-is very klv read in every county With list of nearly four
 subscribers it is read by not less than eight ysaud persons everyweek. The True Democrat, Ie. presents the public the best medium for adver tbe most remunerative.
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COFFEE
Boots and Shoes

Tx Bags best Rio Coffee received this day and for " sale 0y June l5, 5S. A. J. HUTT
 Boots and Shoes. SA Cases Boots and Shoes. just received and for " sale ny FIELD & DOLBY. Jan
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-29
H. BUCHER SWOOPE. ChaiYman of American State Committee

Inasmuch as the above recommendation and calls point out the plain road tospractical, de- csive and enduring victory over the present national administration and its tyrannical and sectional policy, therefore request the republi- cans of Pennsylvania to unite in the election of
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rpgMs OF ADVERTISING.

.h., already upon our books can avail themselves of k,s. by paying up arearages and forming ciubs. At
 asyments must atpays be in adUance.
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SADDLES.

UST received per steamer Quapaw, an assortment O of Spanish Saddles. Pat. Skirt;
 Russ
 '' Hog Quilt; Plain Yucatan " etc.. etc. June l5, '5S. A T. HUTT
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DEN T hb MI
 \ reply to frequent inquiries. would <r-
 say, that am now prepared to travel any part of the State. and will go pre-OuLID pared to do erythiug in the line of my profession the neatest possible manner. Persons wishing my erylces will please drop me line to that effect, as hall not have time to go except where have calls, hd will only charge the regular Memphis and cas- |'efn prices, same as charge in my office. .. H. N. CASE, Dentist.
 March IS, 5s. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-29
Bacon! Bacon !

ZINE THOUSAND Pounds, a superior article of
 O Bacon, Hams, Sides and Shoulders for sale at June P, '5s. HUDSON & IVES.
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GODFREY DE ST. OMER, CHAPTER RINGERS KA DosoH, No. l.-L E. BARBER, Or. Com.
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The following interesting letter was handed us the other day by our friend, Mir. Harmon Bishop. We have no doubt but that it will be read with the greatest interest. The fact of which it treats is a most singular one indeed. We thank MT. Bishop for permitting us to lay 1t before our readers:
 CrrNrc G.
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kE TRUE DEMOCRAT ougLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY BY
 HENSON 6 YERKES.

.oDv. one year, Tn advance, % FIX .................... 2 50 Dn;,,ton of the year .......................3 kroug Inducements to Subscribe!! .bs True Democrat within the reach of all, we fb Nto clubs at the following rates, the money of .s,sto accompany the names composing the club: ssg sn.,s one year .$l0 % e ..,.... ... 20 % 30 %
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EA IL persons kno wing themselves to be indebted to N me. either by note or account, are requested to
 ome forward and make payment of the same with
 ut further notice GEO. s. MORRISON. June IS5s
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Late Irish Seed Potatoes, IHtl BUSHELS Irish Potatoes, sound and good,
 c,. Just received on consignment, and for sale, |'neap for cash, by r,. RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Little Rock June S. 1853
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MAPLE SUGAR. tCElVED by steamer Fitzhugh,
 50o pounds Maple Sugar; 40 bbls. Kentucky Flour. And for sale at JACOB HAWKINS, June s, 1858. Markham street.
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WIN be Puhlished June i5th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA,
BY JOSHUA r. GTDDINGS.
Illustrated 'rilA s,r fine ERgrapiaga
on Volume, I2mo. 32O pP.


THIS work VII portray, with eminent abIl-
ny, the crimes committed BY cur Govern
ment against the Natoons Who aed from South
Carolina and Other Slave States, seeking pro
lection under Spanish lava Il viii ale show
the bad faith exercised towards the Indians Of
Florida, and be found 70 present true yies
Of The long-fought FLORIDA WAR.
The object Of the work Is 70 operate upon
the political morality Of the country. .by calling
forth the sympAthles and moral feelings Of the
people; and iu condemnation Of the tyranny
OF the Executive and ils supporters, should
commend Il 10 the attention Of every Ameri.
csn citizen.
The long and distinguished services. high
personal character, and known ability Of the
writer, will be a sufficient guaranty Of lie mer.
its.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post, who examined some Of the
advance sheets, says
II have examined il with pleasure and in.
slruetion. The work will prove q valuable bis
tory Of important events which will undoubt-
edly be passed over BY those who claim to be
the historians of the country, either 10 conse=
quenee Of the peculiar institution which il
concerns, or because they have not the iacil,
tiles for acquiring Information on the subject.
To any other man than NJ. Giddings the sub.
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would become complex and remote, Perhaps
there has been no subject which be has more
thoroughly investigated In the course OF bis
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deal Of important Information besides that Of
which il s the special object Of the author to
treat. The character Of 0sceola, as delnea-
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nc lite and noble death, make up a most thrill
ling and instructive chapter in The work; and
While the whole is produced In the usually ear.
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