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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
The Atlantic Telegraph.

The successful laying of the Atlantic Tele- graph cable is now fixed fact. In the eastern and in some of the southern cities, they were firing cannon, Illuminating houses and preplring for civil military and naval displays in rejoicing at the event. It is certainly great triumph of art. As stupendous undertaking, both in its inception and accomplishment, it may well excite our wonder. But amidst all this reioic- ing one or two facts connected with it, seem to be completely ignored. It begins and ends on British soil. |; is completely under the control ofthe British directors The United States pay seventy thousand dollars year for second clas, privileges. Had the original charter or agree ment been let alone though then a one-sided affair, it would have secured the American peo- pie some privileges. As it is, we, on this side of the Atlantic are dependent on our transat- lantic brethren
 Nevertheless it is matter or rejoicing that so great work should be so successfully ac- complished. If 1t shall prove to be what its frends.clam it will be, bond of union between England and the United States, the pro- moter of peace and an aid to commerce, these rejoicings will not be thrown away. At all events, the fact is demonstrated that cable can be laid, and if necessary, another can be stretch ed across the bottom of the ocean, owned by American citizens, wholly or in part, and hay ing one end, at least, on American soil.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
Sebastian and Scott, Green J. Clark.
Members of the House of Represestati

 Arkansas Samuel Mitchell Ashley, Thomas B. Savage Benton, Thomas Quarles, R. E. Doak Bradley, w. T. McCameron Carroll George c. Gordon, Bradley Bunch. Calhoun, member elect is dead. Chicot, J. M. Bachelder Clark, Henry B. Stuart, Abraham L Weir. Columbia, Gwinett Couch, J. c. c. Moss. Conway, w. w. Edwards Crawford, Joseph J Green, Samuel NJ. Hays Cr;ttenden, 0. P. Lyle. Dallas, Matthew NJ Dutfie. Desha, Jilson r. Johnson. Drew, C. F. Hemminewav. Franklin, De Rosey Carroll. Fulton, John 5. Shaver. Greene, Seaton Anderson Hampstead, Rufus k. Garland. Dan,l Griffin. Hot Spring, Lemuel A. Cook Independence, David C. Montgomery. Elisha Baxter, Andrew J. Ford. lizard, Miles Jeffrey. Jackson, Grandson Hammond. Jefferson, tie vote. Johnson, Samuel Farmer, Wm. M H. New ton.
 Lafayette, Ethan A. Murphy. Lawrence, James Cnilders, L. Williams. P. D. IOptfls.
 Madison, Benj. Vaughn, Thos. Bateman. Marion, J. B. Carlisle Monroe, Oliver II. Oates. Montgomery, II. Hefliugton Mississippi, Thomas Craighead. Newton, John McCoy. Ouachita, Sam'l T. Abbott Jno. B. Thrower Perry, Levin D. Hill. Philips, Thmas c. Anderson. Pike, Gideon Macon. Poinsett, D. Fitzpatrick Polk, Samuel Gray. Pope, William A. Barker, David West. Prairie, Hamilton Reynolds Pulaski, James B. Johnson, William c. Pen. nington.
 Randolph. Michael Beshoar. Saline, William A. Crawford. Scott, J. II. Trobitt. Searcy, Israel Burns. Sebastian, Benjamin T. Duval, Robert H. Mcconnell.
 Sevier, William K. McKean. St. Francis, PoiDdexter Dunn, John c. John- son.
 Union, D. L. Killgore, Nothan Bussey. D. P Saxon.
 Van Buren, L. R. Venabe. Washington, William T. Neal, Thomas Will. son, Jeremiah Brewster. 8 White, Bracy McRae. Yell, John A. Jacoway.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
l6,3o2 9,lo4 9,452
Members of the Senate.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Members of the Senate. From Washington, Brv. H. Smithson. Benton and Madison, M Douglass Carroll and Newton, W. W. Watkins. Crawford and Franklin John P Humphries Johnson aud Pope, William w. Floyd Marion and Searcy, D. c. Williams Conway, Perry and Yell. John l. Stirman. Van Buren and Izard, Simeon E. Rosson. Independence J. $. Trmbie W hite and Jackson, Decius McCreery Randolph and Greene, J. F. Davies Lawrence and Fulton, " B. Marshall. St. Francis and Poinsett, William A. Jones. Crttenden and Mississippi, Thos. B. Craig. head.
 Phillips and Monroe, Francis P Redmond Jefferson, Arkansas and Desha, Thomas Fletcher
 Pulaski and Prairie, Francis A. Terry Chicot, Drew and Ashley, R. NJ. Gaines. Dallas and Bradley, John R. Hampton Ouachita and Calhoun, Joseph B. McCulloch Union and Columbia, J ohm Il. Askew Clark, Polk and Pike, A. A. Pennington Hempstead, Sevier and Lafayette, A Hired II Canigan.
 Saline, Hot Spring and Montgomery w. II. Hammond. Sebastian and Scott Green J. Clark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

SERVED FEM RIGHT.-Two rowdies bv the names of Lewis Long and John Hays entered the house of respectable family in Cincinnati. a snort time since, and grossly insulted two young ladies who were in the house alone with young brother. Their excuse was, that they thought 1t was house of ill., fame. They were arrested and taken before the Police Court when Long was sentenced to pay fine ot $loo, to be confined in the dungeon on bread and water diet for twenty days, and to give bonds in the sum of $l00 to keep the peace Tor one year. Hays was sentenced to pay sloC and the costs, to be confned in the dungeon fo, thirty days on bread and water diet, and te give peace bonds in the sum of S1Oo.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
ELECTION RETURNS.

We furnish below table of votes given for members of Congress and for judicial officers. so far as they have been received at the office of the Secretary of State, up to the time of go- ing to press These will be found valuable to number of votes given. We also publish a cor rect list of the names of the county officers elect This will be found very useful to those who may hereafter have business with these officers.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

FoR LITTLE RocK--Mr. N. Moroney. the proprietor of "Moroney's Varieties" Little Rock, Ark, accompanied by his amiable and accom- plished lady, leave us this evening, on the Kate Frisbee, for their future permanent home in that city. Several gentlemen connected with the profession go out with him, to make ready for the approaching fall season, among them Mr. John Campbell, good comedian and excellent scenic art~t. MT. Moroney will open his dra- matic temple early in October, and we hope to hear good accounts of his success among the in- teiligent community of Little Rock - Memphis Lclgcr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

A BIG APPLE.-Our thanks are due to our friend MT. WILLIAM Moss, of Hempstead county, for one. of the largest and best apples we ever saw or tasted. It was twelve or thirteen inches in circumference, of an excellent flavor and fine appearance.
 The northern portion of this State is becom- ing quite famous for the products of its orchards As flne apples are raised in Washington and Benton counties in this State, as in the world We know of their being carried hundreds of miles, some into the neighboring State of Texas. and prottably sold The fine apples that were seen on the table of the Anthony House when 1t was kept by our friend Collins, were from Washington county. We confess we were somewhat surprised to see such a fine specimen from an orchard in Hampstead county. Itsur- passes anything we have yet seen from the northwest. We had no idea that they grew so well n the extreme southern portion of the etate aud it is another evidence that the capa. ohtles of our young commonwealth are but just beginning to be known
 Mir. Moss will please accept our thanks for lis present and bis letter, and next time we will try ard deserve two of them.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

Who could say at hat precise point ornaments ceased to be allowable and became superfuous? He rdiculed the idea that we might carry as many twenty. dollar gold pieces in our pockets as we please but if we should stick little bit of it in the bosom, somebody would be greatly scandalized. He always found enough to do in preaching about more important matters, with out descending to these trihes.
 Another member from Virginia protested against Dr. Lees speech going forth as an ex- ponent of the sentiments of Methodists of that State.
 After considerable discussion the subject was indefinitely postponed.".
 John Nugent, editor of the San Francesca Herald. has been appointed by the President agent, to proceed to Fraser river, to watch the interests of the citizens of the United States, and if possible, to prevent any outbreaks or col lisions between our people and those in author ity there
 An advertisement in Mrs. Stowe's Key to Uncle Toms Cabin has been the means of re. claiming slave man who ran away from Ala bama in 1852, and also of imprisoning Shaw, a white man, for nearly year in Pittsbdrg, for an attempt to retake the slave.
 Cincinnati papers were boasting the other day of baby in that city II months old, which weighed A pounds. James P. Clute, of Bat tie Ground, la, writes that he is the father of a youngster of the same age weighing 30 pounds, and concludes
 The Buckeye state need not boast, For Hooserdom will rule the roast, Their babies may be fat and tine But they can't qute come up to mine. Twenty four pounds Is large 'tiS true, But Tippecanoe beats that a few. The English Lords of the bench decided at Westminster about month ago, that 1t was a principle of common law that a counselor in 1 questioning witness, should address him in or dinary tones, and in language of respect, such as is employed by one gentleman in conversation with another; that such lawyer has no right to 1 question the private business or moral character of witness, any further than it is apparent they absolutely affect his reliability to touch the case in hand; and that a witness is not bound to an- swer questions put to him in an insulting or ! bulldo.gish manner! If forced to answer by ! the court he will have his remedy in action i for damages.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
Notice to Commissioners of the Internal
 Improvement and School Funds.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Little Rock. lIth Auuust lS50

L'ttEe Roc6, Hun August, 1858. { The respective shares of the Internal I,qprore meat fund to each of the 54 counties of the State is S429 97 for ths six months ending on the 3Oth June last.
 The distribution of the School fund is de- layed for want of the new census, of which full returns have not yet been made; it's completion IS looked for daily, and, so soon received, the Treasurer will immediately make the distribu- ton in accordance to law, and publish his usual semi-annual statement of the amount of Inter- nal Improvement, Seminary and Saline funds due to each county on 1st July last.
 J. H. CREASE,
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
MONROE COUNTY.

Probate Judge, Henry D. Green. Clerk, John A. Harvick.
 Sheriff, George Washington. Coroner, William E. Moore. Treasurer, Isaiah Walker. Surveyor, Harvey P. Richardson. Int. Imp. Com'r, $. P. Hughes. School Com'r, John Dalzell.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

HUN IUVMEh1 CUUNT1. Probate Judge, w. J. Willoughby, Clerk, D. A. Woolard. Sheriff, J. B. Garrett. Coroner, J. M. Amerson. Treasurer, James s. Fleming, Surveyor, Robert Burk. Int. Imp. Com'r, G. Wilmington. School Com'r, James Farr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Probate Judge, Jonathan Newman. Clerk, Presley R. Smith. Sheriff, John Crawford. Coroner, Hiram W. Fncher. Treasurer, James B. Simpson. Surveyor, Henry P. Ross. Int. Imp. Com'r, William R. Quarles. School Com'r, P. P. Van Hoose.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
MARION COUNTY,

Probate Judge. Reuben Mainard. Clerk, John w. Methvin, Sheriff, lsham M. Stinnett. Coroner, Daniel D. White. Treasurer, John McGee. Surveyor, Thomas B. Goforth.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
COUNTY OFFICERS
ARKANSAS COUNTY

Probate Judge, Thomas P. Morrison. Clerk, John G. Quertermous. Sheriff, Joseph Il. Maxwell Coroner, Hugh McGaughey. Treasurer, John w. Lowe. Surveyor, J. F. Clark
 Int. Impt. Com'r, John Roach. School Com'r, William H. Halliburton.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

V The State Rights Democrat of the I4th inst, has the following:
 KILLED. Wilson Beasley was killed at Little Rock on the day of the election. Two men, named Grunsley ard James Levan done the deed. They and others in the row were arrestedv
 ms $ the first we have heard of it. No- Dooy was killed or wounded to.our knowledge m 'nls c'ty on that day, except those who were 'shot in the neck.n IA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
MADISON COUNTY

Probate Judge, Samuel P. Vaughn. Clerk, James R. Berry. Sheriff, Thomas D. Berry. q Coroner, Robert L. Pagan. Treasurer, Joseph Williams. Surveyor, David B. Davis.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
LAWRENCE CoUNTy.

Probate Judge, c. McGhehey. Clerk, Z. P. McAlexander. Sheriff, T. C Steadman. Coroner, James Mckinney. Treasurer, J. McCarroll. Surveyor, A. Gay.
 Int. Imp. Comm, D. Spurlock. School Comm, A. B. Estes.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
LEEErrsnN cnltNrY

'hFf hhSON tCJNIf. Probate Judge, Andrew J. stephens. Clerk, John DeBaun. Sheriff, Marion E. Hudson. Coroner, Wiley Clayton. Treasurer, Benjamin F. Ingram. Surveyor, J. Brump. Int. Imp Comm, Ambrose Hudgens. School Comm, Joseph w. Bocage.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
WHITE COUNTY.

Probate Judge. William Hicks. Clerk, Dapdrdge McRae. Sheriff, Robert M Exum. Coroner, Thomas F. Britt. Treasurer, John Critz.
 Surveyor, Willis B. Holland. Int. Imp. Com'r, Samuel Critz.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

GRATIFYING.-We learn, from the State Rights Democrat that Col Hindmap. altbouoh hs injuries were severe and very painful, is in good spirits and mending slowly. We hone soon to be able to chronicle his complete re- covery.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

U~l We find in our exchanges an account of black woman turning white. Werevers that order ot things here. If they will come to Arkansas, we can show them some politicians who were once white and are now rapidly he. coming black! The safest way to preserve a fair political complexion is to keep in the shade of democratic banner.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

KANsAs.-The vote on the English ordinance in Kansas, is against it. Now they can adopt the motto of Ranswood.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
PERRY COUNTY.

Probate Judge, James o. Higgins. Clerk, William H. Blackwell. Sheriff, Andrew J. Jenkins. Coroner, Robert Raukin. Treasurer, John P. Willis. Surveyor, Martin H. Mann.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
YELL COUNTY.

Probate Judge, Burk Johnson. Clerk. Thoma. w. Pound. Sheriff, Joseph Gault.
 Coroner. Allen s. Garrison. Treasurer, Joseph G. Harren. Surveyor, William D. Briggs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

0T We learn from the last Gazette, that the pro. tenn. has retired in disgust. Unlike the month of March, he came in like lamb. and went out like a lion. He began by flattering the know nothings, and ended with telling them that they sold their votes, and would have sold more. He commenced by indorsing the pre- tended patriotism of his confreres, and finished by denouncing their venality. He entered with whinny and disposal to rub his nose against the hands of his feeders. He retires with a bray of disappointment after kicking everything within reach of his heels.
 We are believers in the courtesies of the press. We feel it to be duty, upon the re- tirement of an editor, to bid him farewell. We are sorry to see one retire in an i'll humer His party deserved a scolding, but not such lash ing as he gave them. There is very little de- pendence to be placed in their promises, but to call them ''black- hearted political traitors'' was rather strong. Disguised with his folmer ssso- clates,r he seeks repose in retirement Let him not hide himself and become misanthrope like the Atheuian, but rather. like the Roman. 90 into philosophical retirement until the coun- try shall again need his valuable services. Says the poet
 The best Of men have ever loved repose;
 They hate to meddie iu the hithy fray
 hele the soui suurs. and gradual rancour grows
 imbitterd more from peeli,i dsy to duv
 kFenthose whom Fame h--s lent her flire,5 ray The most renowned If worthy vich,s of yyre
 @ "A g ga agy4Ff fl l.rt &t. T
 So Seipio 10 thesoft C,smsean shore
 Retniug tasted iov he necer knew hsf.rn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
ASHLEY COUNT

ASHLEY COUNTY. Probate Judge, P. f. Harris. Clerk, A. ". Files. Sheriff, James Norris. Coroner, c. P. Colbert. Treasurer, William J. Conner. Surveyor, William Hughes. Int. lmpt. Com'r, John P. Fisher. School Com'r, William G. Cole.
 BENTON COUNTY. Probate Judge, John kncheloe. Clerk, R. s. Williams. Sheriff, John R. Woods. Treasurer, Ed. Smith. Surveyor, M. Maxwell. Int. Imp. Com'r, Jo. D. Dickson. School Com'r, Ezekiel Dickson.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
LAcKsnN cnrNry

Probate Judge, John C. Kirkpatrick Clerk, Ralph R. Kellogg. Sheriff, Alexander II. Logan. Coroner, Church II. Jackson. Treasurer, William F. Mason. Surveyor, Joseph W. Mullins.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
NEWTON COUNTY

NEWTON COUNTY. Probate Judge, Henry Brewer. Clerk, James s. Bennett. Sheriff, Not certified up. Coroner, William Keys. Treasurer, J. E. Casey. Surveyor, Thomas Jones.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
oUAcHITA COUNTY.

Probate Judge, Hogan Moss. Clerk, Philip Agee.
 Sheriff, Henry Ross.
 Assessor, Matthew McMillian. Coroner, Charles Pedigo. Treasurer, William s. Visor, Surveyor, Jacob B. Stokes. Int. Imp. Com'r, Thornton. School Com'r, Charles Basham.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
JOHNSON cOuNTy

JOHNsON COUNTY. Probate Judge, Alfred D. Ring. Clerk, Augustus NJ. Ward. Sheriff, John F. Hill. Assessor, Lemuel K. Matthews. Coroner, James Ballard. Surveyor, William P. Clark. Treasurer, William Fritz. Int. Imp. Comm, Richard Mafitt. School Comm, Thomas B. Paine.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
Surveyor. Bartlett,

Surveyor, Bartlett. Int. Imp. Com. Ramsey. Com. School Commissioner, Poyner.
 CHICoT COUNTY. Probate Judge, A. H. Davies. Clerk, B. F. Stephenson. Sheriff, William J. Neal. Coroner, Samuel Parker. Treasurer, William Franklin. Surveyor, T. H. Goodwin.
 CLARK COUNTY. Probate Judge, Nicholas Dyer. Clerk, Newton $. Love. Sheriff, Thomas F. Spence. Coroner, E. $. Haynes. Treasurer, Austin 5. Wells. Surveyor, Allen J. Marsh. Int. Imp. CommissonersT'hom A. Heard. School Commissioner, A. L. Griffin.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
VAN BUREN COUNTY.

Probate Judge, Robert s. Hill. Clerk, J. T. Bradley. Sheriff, not certified up. Coroner Josiah Smith. Treasurer, James NJ. Brooks. Surveyor, Enoch Brewer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
aEAyTTssrE EnTTNTTsy

LAFAYETTE COUNTY. Probate Judge, D. W. Harris. Clerk, James M. Montgomery. Sheriff, Francis NJ. Waldriss. Coroner, John w. Morris. Surveyor, Michael Bryant. Treasurer, J. l.. Howard.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

h Paris, the ladies have adopted style of visiting cards, The daguerreian artists of that city, after taking portrait are able to re- produce il, ill miniature, upon visiting cards- Now when a lady leaves or sends her card it is simply miniature ol her face, or half length. Where she is acquainted it is unnecessary to have her name on the card, as her likeness will be recognized. When the card is delivered or sent to strangers the name is added. The cost is said to be comparatively little and pretty woman has the opportunity to have her beauty multiplied and admired to her hearts content.
 Some persons are in the habit of collecting the autographs of their trends. But how much prettier it will be to have their likenesses. h. stead of albums we should have neat card-cases or frames with ambrotypes or some other kind of type, our acquantances We are anxious to see the fashion adopted. It will afford op- portunities to test the memory of faces, and many will be the guesses as to whose card it may be, by seeing the face without being told the name.
 Cannot some of our daguerreian artists get up something of the kind?
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
BRADLEY CAIrN1

BRADLEY COUNTY. Probate Judge, W. II. Wise. Clerk, Alvin Bartlett. Sheriff, A. L. Temple. Coroner, N. Stringfellow. Treasurer, John Ramsey. Surveyor, Thomas Mccullough. Int. Imp. Com'r, W. J. Lephew.
 CALHOUN COUNTY. Probate Jndge, Alexander Toney. Clerk, James H. Means. Sheriff, A.G. Barker. Coroner, none certified. Treasurer, James s. Newton. Surveyor, John H. Marks.
 CARROLL COUNTY. Probate Judge, G. w. Walker. Clerk, Samuel w. Peel. Sheriff, Richard c. Campbell. Treasurer, Hale.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
HARD COUNTY. |, EhY.,l.- DH -1.

Probate Judge, Thomas Black. Clerk, William C. DiAin. Sheriff, Alexander Adams. Coroner, Rowland Sanders. Treasurer, John w. Cypert. Surveyor, 4. C. Hardin. Int. Imp. Comm. John L. Tubbs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
SEBAsTIAN COUNTY.

Probate Judge, Charles Milor. Clerk, Charles c. Burton. Shenfl, C. D. Pryor.
 Assessor, J. c. Alison. Coroner, T. H. Smith. sIreasurer, William Kersey.
 Surveyor, John c. Brewer. Int Imp. Com'r, W.J Witcher, School Com'r, John Jones.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
INDFpFNDFNCE rnTr,

INUEFtNDENLE JDUNTY. Probate Judge, Nicholas Peed. Clerk, John A. Price. sheriff, Gcoge W. Dougherty. Coroper, Harrison BIeyins. Treasurer, Reuben Harpham. Surveyor, Cotesworth P. Head.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
sEARCY COUNTY.

sEARCY COUNTY. Probate Judge, John $. Wilson. Clerk, Alexander Hill. Sheriff, W. s. Lindsey. Coroner, John Hollabaugh. Treasurer, J. D. Shaw. Surveyor, w. Il. McMahan.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

COLUMBIA COUNTY. Probate Judge, John w. Food. Clerk, David w. Dixon. Sheriff, J. C. Drennon. Assessor, A. J. Kent. Coroner, H. Dickson. Treasurer, Samuel $. Parker. Surveyor, E. B. Rockett. Int. Imp Commissioner, T. w. Chipman. School Commissioner, M. G. Kelso.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

RANDOLPH COUNTY. Probate Judge, James P. Ingram. Clerk, Jonathan B. Kelsey. Sheriff. David c. Black Coroner, Abram Baker. Treasurer, William w. Doubtful. Surveyor, Isaac L. Garrett.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

Probate Judge, James Grumbles. Clerk, Cornelius ". Locke. Sheriff, Robert SeweIl. Assessor, William C. Mckenzie. Coroner, Augustus, Mad;ra. Treasurer Joel Il. Cobb. Surveyor James $. Kelly. Int. Imp. Com'r, David c. McDaniel. School Com'r, Joel Kelly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
SEVER COUNTY.

Probate Judge, James S. Dollarhide. Clerk, Richard R. Barefoot. SheriiI, Anthony w. Cole. Coroner, William F. Stephens. Treasurer, James Caughran. Surveyor, Jesse Falls.
 Int. Imp. Com'r, James Wright. School Com'r, Willim J Deusan.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
PHILLIPS COUNTY.

PHILLIPS COUNTY. Probate Judge, Alfred P Ewart. Clerk, Edward H. Cowley. Sheriff, Barton w. Green. Coroner, William A. Dickson. Treasurer, William Lanford. Surveyor, Ezekiel H. Gilbert. Int. Imp. Com'r, John s. Horner. School Com'r, Thomas R. Welch. '. PIKE COUNTY. Probate Judge. D. Huddeston. Clerk, William J. Kelley. Sheriff, William, Gimer. Coroner, Benjamin Bryant. Treasurer, John D. Brewer. Surveyor William R. McFarlin. Int. Imp. Com'r, L. NJ. Covington. School Com'r, William B. Speer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

PRAIRIE COUNTY. Probate Judge, William J Rogers. Clerk, William Il. England. Sheritf, James NJ. King. Coroner, Jackson R Henderson. Trasurer Levi Byram. Surveyor, F. R. McPherson. Int. Imp. Com'r, Benjamin Fausett. School Com'r, William P Preston.
 PULASKI COUNTY. Probate Judge, William G. Campbell Clerk, William B. Easley. Sheriff, Thomas Fletcher. Coroner, Nathaniel Ring. Treasurer James B. Moore Surveyor, $. II. Webb. Int. Imp. Com'r, Daniel M. Thomson.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
A New Fashion and a Pretty one.

after rise of fifteen inches last week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

FTDI DIT 'tIfN' tVUN IT. Probate Judge, Parker Phillips. Clerk, Augustus D. Hardy. Sheriff, Daniel A. Newman. Coroner, Robert Gbbins. Treasurer, Huston Roberson. Surveyor, Banister Tally. Int. Imp. Comm, James M. Sanders. School Comm. Tighlman Il. Cloud.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18

SALINE COUNTY. Probate Judge, Joseph Scott. Clerk, John W. Shoppach. Sheriff, Mark S Miller. Coroner, Emmett Lecch. Treasurer, James Carter Surveyor, James II. Martin. Int. Imp. Com'r, Thos Il. Crowson. School Com'r, Robuson Prillaman.
 SCOTT COUNTY. Probate Judge, II. Huie. Clerk, J. c. Gibson. Sheriff, William Gipson. Coroner J. E. Nose. Treasurer, J C. Moles. Surveyor, J. Ii. Johnson.