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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
 The State of Arkansas.

To THE sHERTFFs OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES IN SAID STATE Greeting: "HEREAS, The constitution and laws of the W State of Arkansas require that d general elec- tlon shall he held therein, the first Monday of August next.
 Therefore. l, ELIAS N CONWAY. Governor of the State of Arkansas. do declare and make known that ueh general election will be held in the respective counties Of this State on the said list Monday of August lS5S: that is to say in the counties conpos- h9 the lst Congressional District for the election of one Representative to the thirty sixth Congress of the United States and in the counties composing the second Congressional District for the election of one Representative to the thirty sixth Congress of the United States.
 Also. for the election of one Judge of the Circuit Court. in and for the Second Judicial Cilcuit and one Judge of the Circuit Court in and for the sixth .Iu- dcial Circuit. and for the election of ne Pros>1ting Attorney tir Me Stote, in each of the six judicial circuits in the State.
 Also, for one State Senator from each of the fol- lowing Senatorial Districts to- wit: From the lst District, composed of the county of Washington.
 From the 2d District, composed of the counties of Benton and Madison.
 From the 9th District. composed of the counties of Marion and ScarCv.
 From the 10th District composed of the counties of W hit; and Jackson.
 From the lth District, compcsed of the counties of Randolph anl Greene
 From the 18th D>tlit, composed of the counties of St. Francis and Poinsett
 From the l4th District composed of the counties of CIittenden and Mississippi.
 From the 18th District composed of the countie. of Jecrson. Arkansas and Desha.
 From the l7th District, composed of the counties of Pula~Ii and Prairie.
 From the 21th District, composed of the counties of Ouachta and Calhoun
 From the 2lst District, composed of the counties of Union and Columbia.
 From the 22d Dsirict, composed of the counties of Clark. Pike and Polk
 From the 23d District. composed of the counties of Hampstead. Sevier and Lafayette.
 And also. 75 members of the House of Represen- satiyes of the next General Assembly of the State from the 54 counties in the State, as follows: From the county of Arkansas. one Representative.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.
Masonic Lodges in Lttt,e Rocr

''oAAS AIO>ASCS HI Atttlc ItOCks WESTERN STAR LODGE No. 2.-E. H. ENG LISH, " II.
 MAGNOLIA LoDsE, No. 60.-GRANvILLE Mo- PETERSON, W. NJ.
 GRAND LoDeE OF ARKANSAS, L. E. BARBER, C. M, T. D. MERRIcK C. Sec UNION CHAPTER. Nc. 2-E. II. ENGLISH H D. GRAND CHAPTER OF ARKANsAs.-E. H. ENGLISH, C. A. P A. $. HUEY C. Sec OCCIDENTAL COUNCIL R. G s. NJ. No IL. E. BARBER. C. M
 HUGH DE PAYENs CoMNANpERY K T. No L. L. E. BARBER, Cna.
 ACACIA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. IA. & A. R.--L. E. BARBER G. A KEDRoN COUNCIL PRINCES OF JERUSALEM. No. 1. E. H. ENGLISH, M. JW EXCELSIOR CHAPTER, ROSE CRoIx No. l--G. C.. WATKINS, 7. W X.
 GODFREY DE ST. OMER, CHAPTER RINGERS KA- DosoH, No. l.--L. E. BARBER, Gr. Com.
 Odd Fellows Lodges. FAR WEST LODGE, No. l, l. O. o. F.--Regular meeting every Saturday evening. Hall on Scott st., between Markham and Elm.
 E. c. sHILLCUTT, N e. PIKE LODGE No. F. l. 0. 0. F.-Regular meet ing every Tuesday evening. Hall on Scott Street. between Markham and Elm
 WM. E. WOODRUFF, JR., ". c. ARKANSAS ENoAMPMENT, No. 2.-WM s. DA- FIS, c. r.
 Druids. AURORA GUovE, No. l, U. A. o. D.--Hall on Markham Regular meeting every Wednesday, at [ o'clock, F. M., until further notice.
 J. HUBER, N 4.
 Temperance Orders. PULASKI TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 13.-Regula, meeting every Thursday evening. Hall on Markh m street. Il. c. LOWE, w. c. T. LITTLE Rock DIVISION, s. OF T. No. l8o- Regu- lar meeting every Friday evening. Hall on Mark ham street. SAMUEL WATSON " p RESCUE DIVISION, s. OF T. No. l79---Every Wednesday night. Hall on Markham street H. c. LOWE w. F.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
The Orgies of womans Rightism

Friday, May 14th, 1858, was a day that every honest New Yorker-every unperyerted man and woman-ought to be ashamed of For be 1t known that on that day there met convention of men and women, white and black. Tn this city, and, strange as it may seem, open and undsguised prostitution was adyocated.- Here. ln country that is sending thousands and thousands of dollars to convert the heathen --to instruct them in the principles of Chris tlanlty--there are those who openly promulgate the beastly doctrine of promiscuous intercourse between the sexes. Can this be believed? If not, let the report of the proceedings of the woman's rights convention testify.
 What does Henry C. Wright mean by his disgusting talk about {" the right of maternity" but d total abrogation of the marriage relation? What does Stephen Pearl Andrews mean by hls declaration that woman should be wholly free" and that she should experiment''- Is hls exact language" as to the best method ot slrng and generating the forthcoming pop uiatioh {" We beg the pardon of our readers TOT introducing such language in public print- Here we have pure and unadulterated licen- uousness. We have civilization eliminated into oarberism; yea more, for barbarians are de- cent in comparison with Stephen Pearl An drews aud his tribe of civilized brutes.
 ueie arc no orgies rccOrded Tn the annals ot Roman degradation more disgusting than the recent meeting of this so called woman's rights convention. Negroes, mulattoes and mongrels. of all colors and shades of coors. mixed up with men and women calling them selves white-women without deicacy or de- cency, lost to modesty or shame, and men bold in beastliness made up the staple of this gath ering. George w. Curtis, man whom even his enemies would charitably suppose, would have not been found in such a place. was there and disgraced himself by calling the President of the United States a pimp" He advocated the rlsnt of suffrage for women, and contributed. by his presence, to lend whatever influence he has to the pernicious doctrines promulgated.
 We trust New York has seen the last of such convention as this. When |" free lover Is advocated, the marriage relation denounced. and virtue sneered at it is time that an outrag- ed public made these crazy fools understand that they could not trifle with the most sacred relations of human society. Such meetings as these deserve to be mobbed, and in any com munity other than New York, the virtuous io- dignation of pure minded people would not tolerate such acolection ofincontnent wretches --they would be unceremoniously Kicked trousers and petticoats--out of the hearing of decent society, and banished to the confines of shameless prostitution. where they properly be. long, and where they would no longer be LOW. erful for mischief-Day Book. sa .afll
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NEW DIGEST OF THE STATUTES OF
 ARKANSAS.

hbhAClNG all Laws of general and per- manent character, in force at the close of the the decisions of the Supreme Court upon the Statutes ana an appendix containing forms for Justices of the reaee. :, Ky Josiah Gould Examined and approy- ed by Hon. George c. Watkins Large royal octa- Vo, n, Bound Tn law sheep. Price $.
 the many enquirers for the New Digest. that it is now m ms binders hands, and will be ready for de- lvery oy the l0th of June After the first o,ders are nied' he hopes to supply all demands as fast as they are received. ''''' A' & &rof the convenience of members of q bar there U ;n ooiies pound an tuo rotunae, .ae $6.
 r He will III send them by mail, well wrapped to any part ot the State at q additional being the cost If postage necessary to be prepaid
 Sold only for cash
 JNO. E. REARDON June 1, 1855 Book-seIler and s,a+;onor
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And, also, in each of the respective counties, the following county officers, to- wit: County and Probate Judge, one Clerk of the Circuit Court one Sheriff. one Coroner, Treasurer, Surveyor, one Internal Improvement Commissioner and for each Township in the several counties, Constable and such number of Justices of the Peace as are authorized by the constitution and laws of this State Also, one Common School Commissioner for each county, except the counties of Pulaski Izard Fulton Marion, Searcy, Bradley and Van Buren, which counties exempted firm tue operation @ Me gene ral C,,nB,0n SchooI LGlc
 The Sherits of the respective counties are hereby required to cause said election to be held according to law.
 In Testimony Whereof, I have here unto set my hand. and caused the L. seal of said State to be affixed at Little Rock on the Sth day of June A. D. ls.S
 By the Governor ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 DAVID 5. GKEER Secretary of State
 3d-tw.
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NO. 36.

commodate all the factionsts and 1dsorganizers of the land Will Douglas and his adherents abide with such men? Can the country reposs confidence in men who, to subserve their hate, renounce principles to-day, which yesterday they ascribed? Fidelity to principle and con- sstency of conduct have ever been esteemed virtues, but not the virtues of Sam and Sambo. Their infamy is complete, and their punishment certain.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Warren Male and Female
 Academy.

HE above institution will be open for the recep- shon of pupils on the fourth Monday of January
 e scholastic year will consist of two sessions of lty weeks each; and pupils will be charged from [ me of enteranee to the close of the session. ex.
 n cases of protracted sickness evidence of which be furnished to the principal. TERMS PER SESSION.
 egraphy, Reading, Writing and Arith- ktic ..................sl sl0 CD bmar, Geography, Composition and Elocu Don. ..................... Is 00 |ral. Moral and Mental Philosophy. Astro- hny, Chemistry. Mineralogy, Geography, |gic, Rhetoric, Political Economy, Algebra, kmetry Surveying. etc. etc..... % 0o b Greek and French Languages. .... 25 00 fngent fee for each pupil. l................ l co Rev. A. L. CRAWFORD Principal. Miss SALLIE S. HARRINGTON, Asst. hen 4 rv Ian 10 1o5S Tiff
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

 EXECUTORY NOTICE,

{ Fl rERs exeentory having been granted the un-
 dersignel on the 9th of June. 1857, on the es- of Morchead Wright. deceased, all persons are Eeoy notified to present their claims duly authenti- Fsd, against said estate within the time prescribed
 law, or they will be forever barred from any bene-
 n sald estate. And ali all persons indebted to '1 estate are hereby notified to come forward and E ke settlement. ELIZABETH k. WRIGHT. tieIn pstead Democrat copy times and charge Mrs. llgM. May IS, '5s. tt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NEW GOODS.

EST received per steamboat Little Rock piece l0-4 Allendale Bleached Sheeting; ll-4 '' '' 6 Planters Linen, asst'd: ? '' Cold fancy Linen Drill; sO Fancy Prints: rO :" 4 Musiins, asst'd; ' Byadue .Iaekonet; !" Solid Chambrey;
 Cold Cambric:
 l9 Printed Grgandy; <pO Palm Leaf Fans; l doz Fancy and common do: Emitting Pins and mixed do; Puff and Rounded ei5s; Steel Pens asst'd: Water proof and G. D. f; Leather belts asst'd; Marbles and Fish Hooks, Eng Lines; Pertumery, Hair Oil; Backing: fancy sps Looking Glasses; Jewellery, etc., etc. All |p for cash by Nay IS, '5S. MCPHERSON x NEWBERN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
N F. W FOUN RY.

AT LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TNHE undersigned is now prepared to do any kind \ of work n the line of Cast Iron usually wanted for Mills, Gins, etc.. also Plow Points of various patterns such Hall and Spears Averys and others = or anything in his line" He is also prepared to make patterns of any description for Mill work etc.. that may be called for. at reasonable prices. His thorough acquaintance with the business in all of its departments, enables him to feel confident that he wilt be iibcra,ly patronized.
 Gin Gear 5@ cts per pound. and other work in pro- portion. not exceeding Memphis prices.
 Foundry Main street, near A. I. Wards Car riage manufactory VIM. DRAKE.
 Little Rock lime L 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

kE have on hlnd, one of Emerys One Horse ~, Tower Thrashers with Separator and Fan, all npe'e We ire anxious to sell it and will give I me bargain in it. Call and see it. we want to
 June s, 1858. MCPHERSON & NEWBERN. <
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
NOTICE!!

F have in store a superior article of Grain o', Cradles; just the thing for the coming Wheat Twill be sold low
 -1ay ~, '5S.a MERRICK d WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

May II, 1858. Jouar I on1;ru STA STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. UST received and for sale, J Nainsook Muslin: sictoria, Paris and printed Lawns: Swiss and Jaconct Muslin: yaconet and Swiss Edging: Fine Bereges, assorted colors,. Union Bu,tle Skirts: Reed and Skeleton Skirt: Gloves and Mtts, all sorts:) Oxford Deninls: Osnaburgs
 Scotch Gingham: Fine Check Gingham: Pnre Linen Cheek: Irish Linen:
 Handkercbiefs. of all sorts: Planters Linen; Camlet Jeans; Cottonades;
 Bleaehed and Brown Domestic: Prints, (of all sorts;) Hosiery. good assortment:) Mnsquito Bars; Bed Ticking o almost any article called for at the cash store May IS, 1858. "' oSnoHN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

CARD.
 AR. T. WHITE gratefully tenders his thanks to the people of Little Rock and various parts
 Arkansas for their liberal patronage the past fouI tths. lis Indian Compound Stomach Bitters. Liver and FIeptic Powder. Vegetable Elixir. Female Pana- End Magic Linment. may be had at any of tho lg stores in Little Rock, and at No. s6 Broadway ,einnati.
 Enc Female Panacea and the other rcmediei
 e also be had at Mrs Graham's Millinery Store ham street. Little Rock. DR. WHITE has opened for his Cincinnati ed cai Institute, Branch office and Depot |his Famil, Medicines, in MEMPHIS, on HON STREET, opposite the Merchants Iiotel here he may be consulted. and his remedies dis Zealand where Physicians. Druggists and dealers Medicines may at all times be supplied on liberal ns May 4, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
GRAIN CkADJ,ES.

Ik are just in receipt of well selected stock of ',, Cheap SUMMER CLOTHING. which will be
 \, n, low for cash. MERhICK & WASSELL. .naN U. lS5S. -- I.nwer arAinr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

CST received per steamer Little Rock, an add- . nonal supply of fresh groceries, consisting of
 me Coffee, Sugar Pepper, Spice, Indigo, ard also apply of painted Buckets. May IS, ls5s. A T. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
GROCERIES. GROCERIES.

JUST received per steamer Quapaw from New Or J leans. the following articles
 20 bags supertne Rio Coffee; hhds prime Sugar; l2 b5ls reboiled Molasses;
 20 15 bbls q.
 26 " superine Flour;
 g XXXX extra Flour: 60 boxes Star Candles, 1l and A and whole
 boxes: 10 boxes Lemon Syrup;
 10 Extra Soap;
 10 < Lemons;
 :. Assorted and fancy Candy; 10000 Extra superior Havana Cigars;
 bbls Old Monongahale W hisky;
 l '' AneSette:
 10 gross Smoking Tobacco. etc.. etc. All of which will be sold at the lowest market price by NJ. TANTI. lime 1o5o Jovar stoo,,, boot lond;po
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Queenswar
CI.OTuING.

1ENERAL assortment of Queensware just r IA hh, ceived, and for sale at reduced price.
 -nay IS. IS. 1858 MFRRICK & WASSFTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

|sAITH. ". N. GRAHAM. HTH X GRAHAM. wholesale Grocers. Pro. bee and Commission Merchants, and dealers ir knand domestic Liquors, Cincinnati, Ohio. Also. $ for manufacturers for the sale of Tobocco, Boy Glass, Iron and Nails. N. B. All order en-
 ed to us will receive our strictest attentions.
 k 5 1853
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. ED ECEIVED per steamer Little Rock, good as- lU sortment of Organdes and Jaconet Muslins; 50 pieces Prints, suitable for Summer wear: loo dog. J. t P. Coats Spool Thread. asst'd Nos;
 :. Ladies and Misses Kid Heeled Bootees; Half Boots and Slippers; Childrens Shoes. with and without heels
 FOR GENT LFMEN'S WEAR.
 White and figured Linen Drills; French Brown 4 All Linen Cheeks and Coating Linens; doz Mems Calf sewed Brogs; = Goat Oxford Brogs; 6 Buff Brogs .... " Lasting Fox Caters; Boys and Mems Summer Clothing. COTTONADES
 IF pieces assorted Cottonades; bales Blown Sheetines: Shirtings: ? {" Osnaburgs. SUMMER HATS. 20 doZ Summer Hats. all kinds and s;zes GROCERIES.
 40 bags Rio Coffee; 30 bbls Brown Sugar;
 Molasses in bbls and half bbls; 10 boxes Claret, superior article:
 Is dog Edinburgh Dicks Ale, very SUD- art. 200 boxes Sardines. QUEENS OR DELPHI WARE.
 The largest and best selected assortment of Stone Granite China in town. For sale by
 GEO. MORRISON. ;ttra poor Jupa
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Hardware and Bench Tools.

Hardware and Bench Tools. Al KEGS Eastern Cut Nails to god; 4O {. Flooring Brads; dog. Best rim Mortice Locks; Extra Porcelain Knobs and trimmings;
 Coil Rope assorted;
 With general assortment of shelf Hardware that cannot be found elsewhere. Wheat and Corn Meal Selves, Saws, Hoes, Girnblet Screws, Bed Clusters, Fish and Chalk Lines Plunbobs, Chisels. C. s. Con- vex Augers and Bits. L. II. Spades, Spirit Plums and Levels. Looking Glasses.
 June l, 1858. D. BENDER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

CALENDER, THos. FLINT. GEO. E. LEARNARD kLLENDEk, FLINT X CO.,, importers and 5obbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., A.
 F Pearl street, Boston. I lS 1855 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

DOmestics, etc. ME are in receiptof fine assortmento of Bleached w Domestics, Calicoes Cottonades etc., of the most suitable description for the season. May IL, 1858. AERRICK & WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Abridgment of the Debates Congress. E'ROM 1TS9 to 1856. '' from Gales X Seatons An | nals of Congres from their Register of Debates, and from the official reported Debates by Jno. c. Rives." By Thos. II. Benton. bound in law sheep S3 50 per voi-1a Morocco S4. just received at the book store of JNO. E. REARDON.
 Mn,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Fans and Belts,

GOOD Stock of The above named articles jus received and for sale by NJ. OSBORN. lay Is, 1855
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Groceries.

For Safe. VERY desirable residence near the Arsenal. Inquire of Vim. B. Wait or ay IS. s5S St JOHN W. WALKER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Hosiery! Hosierv!!

A SENERAl l. assortment of Ladies Youths and May H. 1858. Iowar a,a;. ,.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

THIRD STREET CONFECTIONERY,
 Frrit and Variety Establishment, No 50. THIRD STREET WEST sIDE) ABOVE MAIN,
 Louisville, Ky vENIE subscriber would respectfully call the atten- A ion of dealers to his stock of Goods which he is selling at greatly reduced rces consisting in part of 20 cases 4 boxes Sardines; % do 15 do do. do whole boxes Sardines;
 100 boxes Raisns; 900 drums fresh Figs; 10 tras fresh Dates:
 50 boxes plain and sweetened superfne Choco- late; 900 dozen Baltimore fresh Cove Oysters;
 50 cases Pickles assorted size jars;
 50 do Pepper Sauce: 50 do Tomato Catsup; loo do Lemon Sirup, dozen bottles each; 20 do assortel Jelles, in pint jars; 30 do do Preserves in pint jars; 100 gross Playing Cards, assorted; 5000 assorted qualities of Cigars; 200o lbs assorted favored Gum Drops; 50 gross assorted Pipe Heads; 500o0 assorted Childrens Marbles; Fire Works of all kinds, etc. etc. The subscriber manufactures all kinds of Candies and Confectionaries warranted equal to any in the Union. discount of 10 per cent. for cash allowed on Candies, etc. The hest variety of fancy Confec ,onaries in the city will be :ound at this house. Call and sec 35-3w. A. BORIE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
American El0quence.

4 COLLECTION of Speeches and Addresses hy [A- the most eminent ORATORS AMERICA. will biographical sketches and illustrative notes by Franl Moore. vols octave bound in library style Sd ClotI S5, 13 Morocco $7, RusSi sS. inst received by
 JNO. F. REARDON, May 05 1ose pool- saJor
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
Honey anted.

IL persons kne wing themselves to he indebted to A me, either by note or account, requested to come forward and make payment of the same with out further notice. GEO s. MORRISON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
SUMMER CLOTHING.

TE have inst received from New York, large and superb lot of plain and fancy summer Ding, consisting of Vests. Pants, Coats Shirts.
 Ners. Crava s, Gloves and Hosiery in great varie- < We have large stock and will sell cheap for h Call and examine what we have before you khase elsewhere. ly Is 1888. MCPHERSON < NEWBERN HILBERT KNAPP. Commission ard For | warding Merchant, No. 5, Second street. St. fs Missouri. Particular attention given to filling frs for Produce and Merchandise. Iay 95 IS5S 0rn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Late Irish Seed Potatoes, SA BUSHELS Irish Potatoes sound ahd good, sJV just received on consignment, and for sale, cheap for cash, by RhPLEY. HANGER Gs co. Little Rock June S. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
PICTURES, PICTURES.

NIIE undersigned having pur- sSsz chased Mr ELLIS interest (ss sslry--TY
 the ssLittie Rock Ambro. xys3Ea4 sy! s.}A/Y
 De Galle.y,'' will still con 9s Y .sssNszyT <Re to make pictures at their KS bQtly reduced prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
JUST RECEIVED

Spring and Summer Goods. A GOOD assortment of the above, just received lA which will be sold on reasonable terms by May IS. 1858. Nj. OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
$50 REWARD FOR THREE NEGROEs.

2 WILL pay the above reward for three ne s<, groes that ran off from my Island twelve mi os below Pine Bluff They left ill a skif. .N think they went down the river.
 JIM is q stout man. six feet high. rather in elined |" be copper color has a on his face, takativc when spoken to.
 ROBERT has but eye. His left eye was sknockei out last winter
 LUCINDA is q rather light copper color. rather spare-made She is Jim's wife The men are both about shrty years of age, and the woman twenty one or twenty two. Robert is q small man. and will weigh about one hundred and thirty pounds.
 c. W. KNOTT. Pine Bluff May 24. 1858. 34-3t
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fisfaction Guaranteed to all and Wor, Warranted

Distractions given in the ART, and Artists fur (hed wi.h all kinds of goods pertaining to the trade
 Feasonaole prices. Give me a call. B. II. MILLER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
 Two Hundred Dollars Reward.


 WHEREAS It has been made known to me that " m Napoleon Desha county. Arkansas on the hight of the 25th May, 1858, one Joseph Hulin murdered one David D. Bartlett and has fled from justice, and is now running at large. Therefore, l, Elias N. Conway, Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law do hereby offer d reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and delivery or the said JOSEPH HULIN. to the sheriff of Desha county, in this State, in order that justice may be had and executed.
 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the L.s. State of Arkansas, to be affixed. at Lit
 tie Rock, this 4th day of June, A. D. 1858.
 By the Governor, ELIAS N. CONWAY DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
 DESCRIPTION
 JOSEPH HULIN, the murderer. is about five feet six inches high-weighs about l35 or l40 pounds. very dark complexion- heavy black beard and hair supposed to be mieed Wooded-heavv set-has large pop eyes with the whites blood -shotten-he is not very takative-entireiy uneducated and slow of speech-aged about 22 or g years. 35-3w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

MAPLE SUGAR. ID ECEIVED by steamer Fitzhugh, | l. 500 pounds Maple Sugar;
 40 bbls. Kentucky Flour. And for sale at JACOB HAWKINS, June s. 1855. Markham street
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lLRERV KNAPP. Commission acd For.
FOR SALE.
CARD.

eS ACRES of first rate land in T. &. R. :
 pc w.. within 8 miles of the Arkansas river Ply at this office May 25. lN5S. If
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SVOI HNEOHSI ED 1---I EROM Clarksville, 45 sacks Good Flour. and fo IL sale by 5a NJ. TANTI,
 May II, '5S. Lower Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

J. a. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS S SONS, Cotton Factors, Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No |non Street, New Orleans
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