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Nevada national., 1859-02-05
NOTICE.

State Of California. In District Court
County OF Nevada. lith judicial District
Lysai der Moore and Thomas Notaw, Pitts
vs.
Tbos Primrose, II. Bronson aud II. H. Swee.
Debts
Notice Is hereby given To all persons inter
ested That the said Pa.nijfs have this day
to enforce \ iEHitl' ftir Lulxjcr and Material
men against said Driendunts against the
said property as hereinafter described. To wit !:
\ Quartz Mill known aud Described rs
Sweet n Gus Mil in Eureka Township. Co.
aforesaid that they shall appear in the
District Court for The County aforesaid. on
Moa!ry the 18Th day OF December. A. d
1858. aud c&hihit Their claims against said
property. ami the pfoof OF said claims and
liens on said property an that dny.
LNSANDER MOORE | pltg.s
l3 THOMAS VOFAW.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
ERupT.oSs on TszsmEv.

Arising from bad state ci the liur ctluric
disease are eradic8ted. and a clear iiau-f areft
surface rc-ain-d hy tile Te>tOratistii.u 81 this
uiuinieni. u >ufra,se. MANY % tht~Hetir. ad
other toilet appliance Geo it- power ti-ei r1shes
ami other disbursements ui ttc iata.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
LoxerrlI.ow srNs Up suonrprrr.ow

Miles Standish, old Purit soldier, courts gal
Priscilla by proxy.
Gal likes the proxy the best. SO Miles in Il
rage takes and books it;
Folks think be is killed. but he amt, and
comes back to the wedding.
II you call this ink Standish stuff poetry.
Punch will soon reel you Off Miles-Punch.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
Inn trirt Court
I4th .ludicia!ii,trict.
:tteof California,
lAllLN Of NeAaLla.

Uiaa. y. raine Joshua Sweet ~.
iuanpli-atnu af ltn'~ Attorney herein. aul
trsrrus O. my satisfaction tnai guud caa~e 90. ac
.|u rNi.i against The -tend,ui. hua >Weef thai
He proper PARTY thereto ant that ihr ssi' g.
vH sni E not ri'ient of this state. aut tlH' t''
...uce 20 .aid cisus'aut j. uukrnuu i,iuiin
IT. or.ered that the sUmmans lrlrin he >'rV~'
llo tl'- .an Joshua sweet hy public ation IN tu'
-Nsa,.a Nation-l' faf iutee N,n nih-.
Iiru under my ha Ems .'s Nuy'sa1ei .pd, lt1S
THOMAS 4 CA>WEIl.. o. ludge
Attest ,t--Eufus shoemaker. lrrk ct li.tf.ri ouri
liy VIM smith. epaty.
anptll 4 Niles. rltd, ATTY. r. :m
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
Esnd Legs, OLD sores n Ulcers.

CAses ofmany years sianling thaive per'inacio
usl eiused tu yicli 70 any other civ or ir az
rr"rs have invariably sucgombed les aFghea
llohs % .l.,> lD~t.t.4 uHsst.t.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
I'M A GIN OIL IA"
Pumps for Sale.

TWo FORCE AND LIFTING - Pt-NpS-ore q
| inch torc. ard one if.h horr-betl, in s,i. ar.
der Apily to
Jos. woOnwORTU
Surprittendeni Alta Co No. 2
Grass Valley Sept. II. ls5s.-u7.tf
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
PILES AND EssTI.E.

F..-y i.rm and feature 81 fi.tts salient nnd
sfu'..o, disorders is cfa',- -'r lo,al .a cut rely
'y tie se of thi, ,u.ol'.u VAIN Ha,ut toms
-hould lrcc'de it, sfflca'.tn u. lrr qualities
Beff Mc Ginlmtllt ntA IiNx nnM be
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
ERys.prLss AND sag RsfEu5u

Are fwa of tAe most common auf lien, .isafdcls
prevalent on this continent. to the The Ointment
s. especially sutagonisiic. H. q" ~ gtraHdi Is
tr>t tc eradicate the venom linen cUuiplvte
the clte
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

Tie free admissions of all Naus. ~ vel o. Oh
verdict Of the leading Hospitals he 0ldas uril IS
he Nsw World s'arip ,hi. roNtl remciisi 4scnt
Is The create : healing rrepatati ver fuafe known
10 suffering men. lts ffNErRsg QtNIurs are
more than NAr,uiors, through external oriaces
II the - in. invisible 10 the nal esc it rsaci e.
i'ie sea; of the external di-ea-e sii external
affections lts anti innammatory Sealing virtues
-urra-s anything else ON reeofdal i. Nature 3
.ratf nlLr
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
TEE GOLDEN PTzE!

The New York weekly G.ld.l r. i.e H. one Of the
lsrg->i and best weekly laiers 81 tile day. In.
umn~. u entertaining original matter. and -lel snty
illustrated every week.
: on 'rostR firm so CENTS 70 9s00 IN gid viii
re.ef'si o. sa'h srioe' "'"ie,,aislly ~ Ts,dIt y
TIE sHLsaiIt,eH mfHey.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
UII.ADELI HIA.
"A Btafr0lem Institution established bs
:ptridi Encou mint Tof TIE Itfstf
0f tAt Sick and LiSiTtsStd.
afflicted nih FuUlfnf and
E.Bidf mic ! istasts


EBidt mic istasts
II time of iHe.ics " L. iie ri,ct Il tle ns'i;H.
ton iu established i1sl ial-. :" ltov.6e >ufsea
it- tiru>. ti.fi'irg fn,d. Ae,iicf>. &c.. 'ef tie
sicb au t,>iiiu'e a4e elHr.r al tie on hans of
tscst-ei atttff> snu to mister u estrt itsfiLe
way p" tie fe-i 81 n 9 aiicfet aud the health ~
the public az large. d j. tie duit @. lie Iue-tur,,
al ~ucir times. g." witt iefso;ally tie injected dis
tr!ri. af.u tu irttit. Itd tNtcLe eeu. oi relief
NemeruuS PISS siciaus. not Getting men tsrs uf Vie
Association. usually enttl iirir names ga its t,os
suiccit 20 De called uluu &c attend it, Lei iiialA,
isea oi cltat~.
ln size uterco of Fl ii,m'c. tts Iirsr'Crt lsteHa.
th'rissd tNp C.b-uiinE surgeon lo .ite attil. att
metlirnl sid u" fersors ~rtsfiug guter tbN Nc
ll-IA-t~ ola sirulrnt diameter. ri 81. ti. "a
abuse of tie lhysieal ieutfs, Ela! ;raatat-;. ftc
effect. "t dvul~. a. e
Nariuu> lIitlTs aua 7EScls y 'l- -ttat- "a
treatment at throE.c iste e7 it tte 't.f. it'fI
Surgeon have he-n published lnf gstH,-+u- t--r5 s.
t'uu gut Will he sent n tF tr4I' f-fh rif t- ,
Address Ser Reports or tles'1i.s'' IT, ti it T. f-
cAtIirrN c,n-nitnt So t- %. G--.,H r 3. N...a
~. south AiutH ~ftt.t ...s. ~iL 4l.
- tittr e. tl4. ietrttrs
EzaA Il hl.te.~.!L ..,-rsr,
E!''. E4il.t i43iu. sterf ery -
SERBsSE~.-if yul a.A. .... te-. Sd - = z 81
- money. eail On IAI a.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

IL. .Hi.t-i , ...d Cs-.CF SFs,
GEQE.S. HsEsONZES
GOLD LElE, &C.
SANDS SARSlPARiLLi,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR lHE CUsE OF
Ell Diseases arising frcm an Impure
State Of the b cod. or Habit
of the syst,n
The thoufands of unio-
licited te1timonials from
perfons Of every rank in
lociety, lhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation polselses Of
arreiting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Olseous
fystems. In its ccmpo-
fition, On which much
of its value depends, the
beft Sariaparilla Root,
with other mott effectual
and lalutary productions
are combined, produc-
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in ufe. Under its re-
itoring influence. frcngth and vigor arc
impaired to the cxhauiicd frame, and
perfect health faccccds dilcaie, as Winter
is fuccccded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in vcrdant beauty under the gen
ial influence of rcircihing flowers. lis
operations are in harmony with nature,
aid it may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety Of conli-
tuition with the mott perfect iafety.
Prepared and sold bv 4. o. & u SANDS.
I Wholesale druggists. 100 Fulltn Street, cor.
! Of william New Yurk.
/ For sale hv n.wIrT. KITTLE & Co.. II
JoHsstS & Co., R.DsNGToN y Co., San Fran
ciscn; RicE & CoFFiS, Mnrysvile; X. ~.
NcDuNALp < Co.. Sacramenio; aud by
Druggists generally.
lsh tItNUtl-tR AGENT fnt Crass Nell"t
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

STATE ci CAIIroiNIA e0UNT> ~ NrvAn, s>.
ii-trc' Court 1lth Ju,lirisl t-riet of .id state
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

ILLU STEATED USTRA1EU
ILLUS RATLD IL fhl MILK
ILL USTRATED tXERN NEEk.
Ii USIEATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT IREE
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT tRtE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT rKEE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16

LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE UNITED STATES. -The Washington correspondent of the Louisville Courier says:
 In a conversation with an intelligent gentleman, recently from Paris, he gave it as his opinion, derived from intercourse with the French, that the present move- ments Of the Emperor of France--the in- crease ot his navy and land forces-was with an eye 10 c pr0babte war aCiM Me Uni ted Stotes. The general impression has been that the preparations were made in expectation of difficulty with Austria One thing is conceded, France must have war on hand, or Louis Napoleon will find 1t no easy matter to retain his power.- The question with him would be with what nation could he carry it on with the least danger, and acquire for his country the most glory. For the first year in war with this country, he could certainly do an immense amount of injury, which could not be successfully retaliated The French navy could greatly injure our commerce. which IS the first in the world, and we cer- tainly could gain very little by destroying aH the commerce of France, which, con- pared with ours, is nothing at all. It Is thought that the annexation of Cuba will be regarded by France as sufficient pre- text for war. Should 1t come, we may suffer reverses for while, but in the end we will crush out the nation that has the temerity to measure swords with us. It Is not destined for Napoleon to conquer Ame- rica"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
BEN. T. DUVAL. Lutle Rock, Ark, Feb. 2lst, 1859. A

AN ACT to defne 1he time of Aolding he
 circuit courts in Dew, Chicot, Cra,Jord
 ond Scot counties.
 SEC. 1. Be enacted 5y Me General As- sem6ly cf he Stote of ArkGnsaS, That the circuit courts in the counties of Drew and Chicot shall be holden at the following times, to-wit: In the county of Drew, on the fourth Mondays of March and Septem- Der in each year, to continue two weeks if the business require it.; in the county of Chicot, the second Mondays after the fourth Monday in March and September, and may hold its sessions two weeks, if the business shall require it.
 SEC. ,. Be a .turther enacted, That the circuit courts in the county of Crawford, shall hereafter commence and be holden on the last Mondays in January and July, in each year.
 SEC. 3. Be turther enacted, That the circuit court of the county of Scott shall be holden on the second Mondays in February and August, in each year.
 SEC. 1. Be 4 .turther enacted, That this act shall take effect and be in force, so far as the same relates to the counties of Craw- ford and Scott from and after the first day of March, A. D. 1859.
 SEC. ). Be a .turther enacted, That this act shall take effect and shall be in force from and after the first day of May next
 APPROVED, 21st February, 1S59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
Where has He GOne0


 On the death of R. W. FISK, late clerk of the $. II. Tucker" son of the Hon. R. w. FISK, of Hermann, Indiana, who died Feb 2Sth, 1859, in the 2lst year of his age Where has he gone, with his brow so fair, With his eyes undimmed by sorrow and care: With his guileess heart so brave and true, With his step as light as the summer dew,
 Where has he gone, 0 where? Where has he gone with his dreams inwrought With the sunny hues of his lofty thought: From the fragrant breath of youths fairy bowers, From the rosy light of liie's morning hours:
 Where has he gone, o wherel Has he gone to delve in some distant mine, Where the gold dust gleams and the diamonds shine Where never the blessed sunlight falls, walls: l And the death-damps trickle from green grown
 No, he has not gone there. Has he gone to dive through the sounding waves, To win the wealth of the coral caves; Or to seek the priceless pearls that lie Far down in the sea like stars in the sky:
 No, he has not gone there Has he gone to dwell in some foreign cline, Where ruin has written the path ot time: Where the olden glory will come no more, And the land is dead to its great hearts core
 No, he has not gone there. Has he gone to some island bright and fair, Where palm trees wave in the summer air; Where the scented bloom of the orange showers Its snows on the purple banana flowers;
 No, he has not gone there. Has he gone to struggle for lofty fame, To barter his heart for sounding name: To place beacon where few may climb, To leave his tracks on the sands of time;
 No, he has not gone there. He has gone with the angels to that bright shore Where the weary heart aches never more; Where never a shadow of grief nor pain. Darkens the soul, nor bewilders the brain
 He is there, he is there Gone over the river so dark and cold, To the gates of pearl, to the streets of gold; Gone up from the shadowy paths he trod, To his beautiful home in the city of God:
 He is there, he is there.
 SARAH T. BOLTON. In1i1nnnnEc Eahruarv lS5Q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
Indianapolis, February, 1859.

CoNGo IDEA OF HooPEp SKIRTs.-Some of the Wanderers Africans are in Missis- sippi. The Nicksburg Sun says: We do not think they are valuable, from the fact that we believe no white man would like to oversee a set of such hideous, senseless looking creatures; besides, 1t would, in our opinion, be great deal of trouble to keep them at work. They can ask for tobacco and whisky, and perhaps chew the former and drink the latter, but they can do noth- ing else. They know nothing about the use of clothing, and would as soon place pair of pants on their shoulders as their legs. One of them has formed a great fancy for umbrellas, and when couple of young ladies approached him, dressed in the present extensive fashion, he flung down his hoe, and pursued one of them with all possible speed and as he came near her, he vigorously grabbed at the skirt of her dress, but before he succeeded in getting hold of 1t, one of the attaches of the Mississippi central railroad succeeded . in knocking him down. MT. Montgague then took him in charge, and asked him in lis own gibberish what he pursued the lady for, when he replied that she had an um- brela under her dress and he wanted 1t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
TO ApYE 4TISERS.

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State. It has by far the largest subscription lis-is very generally read in every county. With a list of over six thousand regular subscribers, it is read by not less than ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for interchangeable most remu- nerativn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
N'Vt, 'o. I. ofNDLIo, tItf MARCH, 9th, lS59-2w cost of ad. So.
Park Livery and Sale Stables

V'HESE extensive and new Stables aSsx, l have been leased by the subscribers, and Q-Na are the most extensive and complete ill the State. There is room enough for one hundred horses, without being too crowded. The ebest of provender will always be kept on hand and horses so well at tended to that the most particular will have req son to complain.
 Our prices will be liberal-so low that all must be satisfied.
 .aS Stables immediately in the rear of the Post ofiice TUIY A BUTTON.
 LITTLE RoCK. March 9th. lS59-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
William Relford, Defendant.

| -NNN-+NiN'
 INHlS day came said complainant, by
 L RoystOn her Solicitor, and filed her bill and petition heren charging that about the four teenth day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred aud fifty seven she was lawfully married 10 the sad defendant, in the county of Pike in the State of Arkansas, and then and there became his lawful and welded wife; that she and the said de iendant lived and cohabited together as man and Wife, from that time until some time in the month 1 of June, m the year one thousand eight hundred and httyseven in the said county of Pike, when he wiiuily deserted and abSconded himself from said petitioner without any reasonable or other cause whatsoever, and has ever since remained separate and apart from said petitioner and she braves for a divorce from the bonds of mitrmony, and it ap- pearing from an affidavit attached said bill and petIpn that the said RcdforJ is a nonresident of the State of Arkansas
 It IS therefore ordered that the said defendant be notihed of the pendency, nature and object of this suit, and that unless he shall be and appear before the HempsteId Circuit Court ill Chlncery sitting on CT before the third day of the term thereof at the Court house in said county, to be holden on the 10th Monday after the 4th Monday of March, 4. D., lSo9, and plead, answer, or demur to said Dill, the same will be taken confessed, and a de- cree entered accordingly. And its further ordered, that copy of this order be published in the True Democrat, a newspaper published in the State of Arkansas, Tor two weeks successively, the last in- sertion to be al least four weeks before the com mencement of said next term of said Circuit Court and that the same when so published, be taken and deemed sufficient notice to said defendant of the nature, object and pendency of this suit.
 Teste, s. T. SANDERS, Clerk
 True copy from the record.
 Teste, $. T. SANDERS, Clerk
 VI Qfb 9,- tof, .
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16

ooI received and for sale by A. J. Hut, ~ lO bales osnaburgs and Lowells; 3 '' bro. shirting;
 pr. ''
 D pieces shirting; lO farmers linen; 9 linen drilling. IO " brn. cotton lo :" bed ticking. March g. IS59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16

The greatest Remedy in tho world This cordial Is distilled from berry knows only myself, and chemically combined with some of the most valuable medicinal roots, herbs and barks known to the mind of man, viz. BLOOD Roor, BLACK Roor WILD 'HEkRf BARK, MELLOW DoCH, DANDEIIoN, SARsAP- ARILLA, ELDER FLpNLEs, with others, Producing the most n4ilible rruedy for the restoration of health ever known. It Is natures own remedy, curing dis ease by natural laws When taken, it's influence is felt coursng through every vein of the bcdy purify Ing and acceeraiing tha circulation If the blood It neutralizes any bilious matter in the stomach and strenathnn the WI lilnt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
.IOR WOR K

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- lishment in the country.
 We have procured, at q cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ing machines, which enables us to do work, and es- peciaily pamphlet and book work in a superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
Strong Inducements to Subscribe!!
TERMS OF ADVERTISTyG

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per squire, (ten lines or less) for the first inser ton, anI 5D cents for elch subsequent insertion S3O. froie'sonal cards and other advertisements, not ILl At,a-- q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
Proclamation by the Governor.

T E T A TE OF ARKA N AS. To the SlerifS Of tle counties of Greene, Ponsett ". Francis, Mississippi, Cratenden Philips, and Monroe, coniDoSing he HrSt Judicial Circuit of the Mate ot 1rkdRsas-G REETING: NOu are hereby commanded, each and every K one of you, to open and hold an election in your respective counties on Wednesday the sixth day Of April, A. D. 1859, to elect d Judge of the Circuit Court within and for the first Judicla Circuit of the State of Arkansas, to fll vacancy which will occur ill said office, py the re slgnatlon of George w. Beazley, made to take et- feet on the 30th day of April 1859.
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of Ar It. sl kansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this the
 Eth day of March, 1859.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
 eS All newspapers published within the first judicial circuit of Arkansas, will publish the above writ or proclamation until the day of the election as stated therein and will render their accounts therefor against the State of Arkansas, to the Auditor.
 March 9. 1859 At
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
Sundries.

= DOZ. painted Buckets; y doz shaker brooms;
 nests painted tubs;
 ; doz. wooden churns: 500 gallons stone ware;
 dog. wire selves; 900 lbs. C. s. soda; 10 kegs rife powder; 9 bags shot, assorted 800 lbs lead; ID boxes star candles; 10 half boxes star candles: 50 lbs. sulpher; 90 " madder; 9 Indigo; 10 boxes palm soap;
 pearl starch;
 barrels cider vinegar. Just received and for sale by March 9. 1859 POPE X ANDERSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
Take Notice

4 LL persons indebted to the undersigned are 4 \ respectfully solicited to settle up and save cost; or they will find their notes and accounts in the hands ot an officer for collection
 hafcn J, lcJ9. 2t* LEON IEFEVPF
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16

Just Received ENROM New Orleans end Cincinnati, E 25 bags oats; " soft shell almonds; 10 half NJ. R. raisins; 20 drums figs; 2 casks wine;
 Malaga wine; 3 bbs. old rye whisky; Robinson county whisky; l dog. celebrated stomach bitters. And for sale ny M. TANTI. March ,, 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16
By the GOvernOr,
 DAVID B. GREER. Secretary of State.
N O T C E
SURVEYORS OFFICE,

SURVEYORS OFFICE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK's, March 2l, lo59.\ p1 instructions dated February Sth, ls59 from ID the Commissioner of the General Land Office, am directed to give public notice in at least two newspapers printed in this State, that the United States Surveyors Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, Is ths day finally closed for the transaction of pub lie business
 Any persons having business to transact at this olce are notified that they will have in luture to apply to the Commissioner of the General Land Office at Washington, D. C.
 EDMUND BURGEVIN, March 9,h, lsb9-4t. Chief Clerk. SUGAR, COFFEE AND MoLAssEs. JUST received and for sale at the 'Cash J Store by M. OSBORN. March 9, '59
 Powder Lead and shot-Jus. received and for sale by M. OSBORN. Boys Clothing-selling at cost, by
 M. OSBORN. Flour Meal and Potatoes-For sale at the Cash Store, by N. OSBORN. Crushed Sugar and Tea-For sale at
 M. OSBORN'S. Hollow and Stone ware-Just received and for sale by M. OSBORN. Dry Goods-For sale low at
 M. OSBORN'S. Boots, Shoes and Hats-Wi be sold low by Nj. OSBORN. Ladies and Misses Heeled Shoes.-A good article of the above for sale the Cash Store by M OSBORN. Shaker Garden Seeds and Button Onions Can be found at NJ. OSBOkN'S Split Bottomed Chairs.-A good article of Painted Chairs can be procured by calling at March ,, 59 NJ. OSBORN'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16


 'ENHE subscriber has just returned from eastern, \ western and southern cities with the largest anu best selected assortment of staple and fine goods he has ever had the honor of exhibiting to liberal public. His stock s of such an immense magni- tude, he will have to crave the indulgence of his friends for few days, when he will be enabled to give more extended notice of his rich and desira bic stock. He here promises to sell as low as any house Ill the State for cash, or to puncual dealers on tune. All persons are respectfully invited to call before making their selections elsewhere A. J. HUTT, March 9 1859 Main Street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16

WE have now in store, choice lot of bacon " sides hams and shoulders. which we will sell low for cash. HUDSON < IVES i
 March 9, ls59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-16

Fine New Buggy and No ] Buggy Horse
 for Sale. ME buggy is almost new, built expressly for this country. The horse cannot be surpassed for family use. He is large, fine and perfectly gentle.
 Apply to the stable of Samuel Foust. Marck 2 lSJ9