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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

CorToN.-The last advices from New Orleans give the price of middling at He. The market was unsettled. Writers in the southern papers take the ground that the pending war will not lessen the demand for cotton nor decrease the price, at least, for some time. Besides, England, our great est customer, is not at war and her prepa rations therefor require large amount of cotton clothing and other material.
 The prices of provisions and bread stuffs of all kinds have advanced, and no doubt will keep up.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

To RESCUE PERSONS ON FIRE.-Several deaths have recently taken place by the light dresses of ladies and children catch ing fire, and for the want of sensible means employed to extinGuish the flames. The first thing lady should do, in case her clothes take fire, is to lie down on the floor, roll over and over, and shout flei help!- If second person is at hand, and witness such an accident. he or she should at once lay the unfortunate person on the floor and roll her over in the carpet or whatever can be most promptly used to exclude the air from the flames
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

Gs- The Gazette says that we suffer Judgment to go by default against Hallet and the Van Burens, and to sustain it's charge against MT. Breckenridge copies the pretended extract, this time in italics and capitals. We have not time now to take up all the errors of the Gazette, being anx- ious to see if he will confess he was wrong with regard to Mr. Letcher. It is true that the Richmond Enquirer opposed the nom- ination of Mir. fletcher, but did so with the public avowal that it would support him, If nominated. In good time we shall ex- anime the Gazette's charges against others and demonstrate their falsity also.
 We rather think the editor of the Gazette does us injustice in quoting our character for veracity at one degree. Taking its own as a standard at zero, or 0, we shall in sist ours should be higher than l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
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PERsoNAL.-We had tbo ,I. visit the other day from tba Hpn D n' ol a the talented andable mambor ar tL. Y ui.h' ia'uIe rom 9t' francis county. He is a uciliocfa' oi the Ftrlctest sect, and a tower oi strength to tns patty. He informs us that o'' tahcls IS sound to the core upon the State.-He1end Democrot o"'
 If, in being .'sdlnd to the core ,, bo. meant that ot' 1ancis county favors the recess pay the wa on Senator Sebastian and the dislntegralon of the democratic or. ganization, we tah the respons;h;E.. oi giving the asserti4 positive don;ay VI True to her natiY insticts St En
 county stands whenshe has alwovs no,s to the support of tn old and tried serr' s.oou' of the people; and be party oroan;za.: ,al'S with the will of tho majority sr,n. 'ioh' And as for the hrhbug'' I9l nos sn'o I.
 1t will take her but $hort time tn oa a'en' these men who are ring bnn,Ll,, ,noe contemptuously, tha it is most one, in her estlmatidt-Madison JournoI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
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EF In beginning the world, if you don't wish to get chafed at every turn, fold up your pride carefully, put it under lock and key, and only let it out to air on grand oc- casions. Pride is garment, all stiff bro- cade outside, all grating sack-cloth on the side next to the skin. Even kings don't wear the dalmaticum except at corona tion.-BuIscer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
SENsIBLE.-The Sun journal has the fol

SENsIBLE.-The Sun journal has the fol- lowing:-
 "If husbands have rights to maintain, they have also duties to perform. If they would protect their households from shame and their wives from temptation, their care, their protection, and their love should be constant and devoted. Their own virtue should be above suspicion. The husband IS as much bound to virtue by the marriage VOW as the wife, and his obligation to honor and protect her by his watchful devotion ana manly upright conduct, is as strong as IS her obligation to love, honor, and obey, him."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

ES- Cohen has some real Spanish segars. We puffed some and are puffing one now. We could puff them six hours in day. c. gave us one of his fancy pipes and show ed us his new patent rings. His goods are very pretty, tasteful and, we thought, cheap, but the girls say he is "a little dear.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Any per son desirous of purchasing handsome re- sidence in this city can do so by applica- tion at this office. There are nine valuable lots and all well improved. The title is good See ady't.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

A SOUTHERN VINEYARD-JohnB Bradley, esq.,, of Holly Springs, Miss, has fine young vineyard of six acres near that place, managed by an experienced wine grower from Europe. It is expected that each acre after next year, will produce 800 gal Ions of wine, which will be worth an aver age of three dollars gallon.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

to h es .nads, The Mormon imbroglio bids fair ann". ap De speedily and permanently settled It tpPeals tad that Brigham Young has snbm;t.
 ists to PoIi',on self oI to company of capital in Utab V1 T al their right, title and interest money Ter nelrl,ory' for reasonable sum of snen;G,, y' ana leave the territory within q t;o sala to be consulting with the adm;n;strs. c
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
P. z. RINCTUNI
from the Fort Smith Times of the

A From the Fort Smith Times of the
 ron 'nst' we learn they had in that citya violent storm: ''
 o " Our city and neighborhood was v;s;ted. on 1uesday night with violent storm of Wlhd' w rain, and hail. The Fn;sconal Shureh' t' very nearly enclosed was nros. SIsda ~no' .rdn. one post of it left standing. hlom bnSue trees trees Tn many parts of the city were broMn broM down' WI and considerable glass was P,oAen. Pro @ The front porch of NJ. Mavers & pro, ,, was un,r,ooted, and other damags done 'o Wn vvner r buildings in the neighbor5ood
 we fear that the wheat cron ;s ;n;npod Dai D
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

THE MEMPHIS EVENING AReus.-This is the name of new, tasteful and spirited sheet, published in the < hospitable city, It is conducted with marked energy and ability.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25


 The price of lands for the time in oues- ton, cannot be said to have been anything. l'Land would sell for no price, unless it was the choicest seats for settlement, and then for no more than the improvements were worth. But how is 1t now, and what has caused the change? On every hand as the traveller passes through this valley, he meets with the evidences of industry, thrift, and | rapidly accumulating wealth Farms hi- therto neglected, are now in a high state of cultivatlon wild lands are reclaimed and reduced to cultivation; the better quality of dwellings, are being built and of almost every form; the very best class of citizens are rapidly hocking in and filling up the county lands, which have for many years lain unnoticed for want of purchaser, even at twelve and half cents per acre, have risen to fair price, and are sought after with avidity by the new and indus trious population who are now coming to occupy them Do you ask whence this change? If so, read the heading to this article, and you are answered. Our river mail has done, if not all, most of it. The contract was ordered to be let about one year ago, and this very order disclosed a secret to many persons-one which no one had tried to keep-viz: That Black river, on which situated lands, productive as the far famed Delta of the Nile, Is navigable for steamboats the year round, and for the largest class the greater part of the year. From that time forward, emigrahts have 1ocked to the country, and have settled in 1t, bringing with them their families and wealth, and what is more, for the improve ment of the country, strong arms and a will | to work.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

CHE LATEST F. lHIoNs ."-Tba lo.os. style of hoop skirt is De grand self. .ad;nst s' ing, double back. adn hustle a,rnsass lace expansions, spira 'iccolomini attoah
 ment, gossamer indestctible! Itisa love of thing" wy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
The Latest War News

 The Austrian army had advanced, with out serious combat, to Camboraze and Fornello, but were repulsed in an attempt to cross the Pc at Trassinato.
 Sardinia had seized all the Austrian ships at Genoa.
 The French minister at London has been recalled.
 Both the Emperors of France and Aus tria were preparing to take the field in per son.
 The whole war force of Austria is over half million; it has been estimated as high as 800, ,00O.
 England manifests great deal of unea- siness at the reported treaty between France and Russia, notwithstanding official letters from Russia assure the British government that the treaty contains nothing, which, in the most distant manner, could be inter- preted as constituting hostile alliance against Europe.
 The first pitched or general battle will embrace nearly if not quite half million of fighting men. The war there will be of different kind from those in which our country were engaged The seat of war in Europe is as well known to the opposing generals and commanders as a forty acre farm is known to an Arkansian owner.- For centuries it has been fighting ground, surveyed and mapped, examined closely with its reference to military positions, and there is scarcely tree growing that is not noted. The recent improvements in fire arms and distinctive missiles will shorten battles. There will be no more three days fighting as a few hours will decide con- test.
 The general impression seems to be that England will be drawn into the war, though that power, and Spain and Switz- erland, have announced their intentions to remain neutral
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25

Es The Pulaski circuit court adjourned on Saturday last, to the first Monday of Jnne; but little business remains to he done
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Cone HiU. Ark. May 3 '5Q

Cane HiN, Ark, May 3, '59. MEssRs EDIroRs: In compliance with your request, l herewith send you brief statement of the Bible cnuse, during the last seven years, within the State of Arkansas. The whole amount received by the Ame- rican Bible Society from sale of books and donations for the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-25
Arkansas Lands.

The Pocahontas Advertiser, in an article headed our river mail line" has the fol- lowing passages. This proves what open ing up the country will do The more it is seen the more its advantages are appre- ciated.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30
TO Country Merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE C0GNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES

am now supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy in
bottles both for medical and private The immense
cess that has crowned efforts place pure within the
reach of ALL under the Of Aromatic Scedam Schnapps
and to drive of the market the perncous copuns sold as
Gin throughout The country led many leading druggists spoh
ecaries and medical for past
pursue the same course In regard to the article Of Brandy
should have complied with these requests from all quarters
long but deferred from by the fact owing to the
exorbtant prices of Brandy in France consequent upon
shoness of the crop for there chance
of being able to import the choicest Brandy bottle and
sell moderate prices Fortunately for the grape crop
for the last and previous nd the for this
abundant, and of Brandy have fallen the standard of
ten The duty Brandy is also seventy cent
lower and have made with four Brandy
exporters In France the highest epute and regularly
ceivng consignments of the Cognac Brandy which
bottlng and selling Wolte's Genuine Cognac Brandy
guarantee with SEAL labels and certificates the Brandy
bottled by the unadultested article and will be
found, when used medicine, beverage, cordial,
heahtfu ard nvgoratng II has been Of universal
complaint that bottle of pure umxed French Brandy
very difficult to obtain and the purchaser nine ten
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation OF all des
crptons OF ardent spirits, Brandy, from Its high price, has
been the article that mixers sellers have turned their
attention TO- and millions Of gallons Of the socaed French
Brandy have been annually through the land md
have been the primary cause OF MURDERS suicides craees
and crimes and have sent thousands early grave self
desroyers from derum remeus potu and horrors
names unknown until unprnciped began make mad
dening compounds and sell 1t pure French Brandy
The virtues Of French Brady need told by
They known throughout the world medicine or mild
stmulant 1t is as the French nation POLITICALLY It, "Eau
della VIE" the Of e applies to 1t only when
and unaduleraed. Manufactured with the ngre.
dients that make good imitation, becomes death to
innocent of thousands of race To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy, bottling It,
selling it as "wolfe's Genuine Cognac Brandyn am daily
receiving orders from the druggists apohecares in all
parts eff the Union, to sell ii for medical purpose.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No % Beaver street, New York
~. Agents in New Orleans E. J. Hart Co. A. d. Grief
= Co., D. L. Moore 70. sell 2Dlm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

Thnrsday September 18th, at 9x o'clock A. NJ, ARMAND
RODRIGUEZ, aged "A years and native Of this city.
His friends aeauanances and the members Of the Benevo.
lent Association Of the Sons Of Louisiana pecaly In.
ved to attend his fanera this afternoon at az o'clock from
his las residence Moreau street, between Enghien and
Port Streets &
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE SONS OF
LouIAsAThe members Of this Association are requested 10
meet Perfect Union Hail. Rampant street, this day. sept
Sh 1853 O'Clock p precisely attend the funeral q
their deceased brother, ARMAND RODRIGUEZ.
punctual attendance is expected.
By order Of the President.
AUG LARosE. Secretary.
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gw geaas gaiy Greu fiday aNorang September 80 1859
The Ladies'

AHG AA0(ttG8
WILL FIND IT GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
no INSPECT OUR
RECENT INlPORTATlONs
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
-Comprising-
RICH BRoCHE PoMPADoUR SILKS.
DOUBLE JuPE TARTAN SILKS
RICH BRoCADE SILKS,
EToFsE PoPLINS DE CHINE
PoULT DE soIE-All colors.
eros DAFRIQUE,
IRISH PoPLINs,
GRos GRAINS,
GRos DU RHIN, ...
GRoS D'EPsoM,
GRos DE NAPLES,
PoULT DE SOLE BRoCHE,
STRIPED and SPOTTED BLACK BRoCADEs,
PLAIN rAFFETAs, etc, etc.
French Merinos, English Mernos. yaencas, all wool De
Ianes De Laine Robes, Rich Printed De Lanes Poplns,
Chaie Iaves Argennes Tartan Plaids Travers Va.
lenca Robes.
Our immense stock of 4.
EMBROIDER1Es AND LACE GOODS,
Without hesitation, may be-
PROM UNCED UNSU ASSED
In point Of magnifcence and taste.
HoNIToN. MALTESE and vALENCIENNE LACE SETS
HoNIToN MALTESE and yALENCIENNE PoMPADoUR
SETS.
COLLARS.
French and Scotch Embroideries.
CHEMIsETTEs. HANDKRRCHIEFs,
4.= COLLARS, BANDS.
SLEEVES EDGINGs,
and INSERTIONS.
NULL SETS.
An immense lot,
WORTH THREE DOLLARS,
For
One Dollar.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
se26 2ptf lie Canal street
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PxnsoNs desiring 70 purchase handsome parlor
snd hnushod furniture viii veil 10 attend Inc anction sale
fhis DAY. commenepg st 10 O'clock Psytania street. be-
ire. Phillip and jackson Streets BY Messrs T. Gardey
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xaLx HxLL.--Wc are under obliEa-
sunItts1 n invitation for tickets com.
~ e1free = " given at Eagle Hall on
III " { Ne Plus Ultra Base Ball
4 M b very successful and
49, ~ hope that we may be enabled
w jovial exercises 81 the occasion.