Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

BOUNTY OF JOHNSON.
 In the Johnson circuit court on the cbancerv side thereof in vacation of said court before the clerk of said court May 2lst, 1859. James Logan,jr., Complainant,l
  Lewis Allen and his wife
 Sarah Allen, (alias Sarah
 Aills) Elizabeth Alls, Mary BW 10 perfect title
 Aills, George Aills and John to Land.
 E. Manley as administrator
 de bonis of the estate of
 William Aills, deed, De-
 tenddnts.
 A ND now, on this day, comes the said \ complainant, by A. D. King and J. w. May, his solicitors and files his bill of complaint herein against said defendants, the object and prayer of which bill isto perfect the title in said complainant to the south east quarter of section thirty i've in townshipnne north, of range wenty five west less that part which has been assignedsas dover to the said Sarah Aills, in said complainaft's said bill de- scribed; to which is appended the affidavit of A. D. King, that the defendant, Lewis Allen, and his wife Sarah Allen (alias Sarah Aills) Elizabeth Aills, Mary Aills and George Aills are non residents of the State of Arkansas. And upon motion of said complainant by his solicitors it is ordered that the said nonresident defendants be notified of the filing and pendency of said bill against them, by publication of this order in the ' for the number of times and within the time pre- scribed by law; and that they be and appear before said court by themselves or counsel on Aor before the fourth day of the next September term thereof at a court to be holden at the court house in the city of fClarksvlle, Arkansas, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday of August, A. D. 1S59 and plead, demur to the said bill of complaint or the same will be taken as confessed against them, and decree entered accordingly.
 AUGUSTUS M. WARD, Clerk.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest, AUGUSTUS M. WARD, Clerk.
 June l5, 1859. 2t Cost of adv, $.
 Latest Importation. THE attention of citizens generally is Il respectfully solicited to call and examine my stock of Dry Goods. Boots and shoes groceries, hardware, etc., just from market and fresh: Robes a leg; z '' la duchess;
 " & double jupe; organdee muslin asst;
 mourning lawns '' printed '' ' brillantnes |" black dress silk in the niece; 125 pieces assorted prints; I5 cottonade asst; " nankin plads; 10 linen and linen drills; '' checks;
 l5 " cotton cheeks and plaids; 10 blue denims dog. ladies extended skirts; materials for making 100 dog. J. X F. Coats spool cotton;
 ladies' misses and children shose;
 9 pieces musquto netting; 900 yards bobnet '' | l5 dog. linen napkins; nansook muslin; | book 6 dotted and plain swiss musns; } pieces table linen; | brown and bleached A sheeting; | 10 bales brown domestic; 20 pieces sea island domestc; | 30 " bleached e | 10 " undrest soft finish for the needle;
 300 pair mems heavy brogans
 900 '' '' unveiled q
 300 [" youths and boys brogans asst;
 dog. ladies lasting R. R. gaiters;
 6 kid R. R. L. boots;
 " P P. Hd L. boots;
 :" misses :" l..
 " ladies $ buskns;
 3 Hd. bulkins: Ii
 l2 " children shoes asst
 } < gents lasting fox ties; ? |" '' goat narrow straps; 3 '' 6 calf Eng shoes; } ' '' French lasting Oxford ties; gents calf P. P. boots: |" French P. P. i large lot of gents and youths summer clothing nice asst of summer hats, suitable for gents ana l youths. l doz London porter in quarts; | s [" Scotch ale in pints; gum packing for steam machinery pocket and table cutlery; l dog. grain cradles complete; l [" ROy's axes with helves; |" Collins " l |" brass preserve kettles; A large lot of hard ware suitable for farmers and mechanics. A full assortment of staple and fancy groceries. The above goods were purchased for cash, and to cash and punctual dealers, 1 whill sell for les. price than the same kind of goods can be had n this town. | In ladies, gents and cidrens shoes and boots, 1 am selling and will continue to sell for less pric, than ever sold in this market. N June l5, 1859. GEO. $. MORRISON. l