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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Varieties.

The following table shows the receipts of some of the northern societies. These vast sums of money are disbursed by various of fcers, and the greater part of it is used up as salaries, fees and expenses. Of the mi nor societies, the thousands of dollars shown in the table below, are made up of cent and dime contributions from Sunday school children and others:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Eg~ Lady Churchill of "th north, as Liverpool paper generalizes her locality, has visited the capital of La4aShire,. ana there purchased, for the sum # twenty y-hve dollars, male infant fresh fbm the work house. The white childltn of English paupers are much cheaper tlhn the babes oi southern negroes. Is it ss, Mir. Beecher! If not so, then we think thu Lady Church ills of Britain would save something by trying our market Ask !our nelghoor'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Ey- Our young and talented townsman Dr. J. D. Grafton, has been appointed as. sistant surgeon in the U. $. navy. He proceeds, in short time, to the east, te enter upon the discharge of his duties.- We wish him success. plenty prize-money and rapid promotion.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

HE COLUMBIA CoURANT.-This is a southern literary journal, published at Co., lumbia, $. c., combining the attractions of magazine and newspaper. It is beautifully printed, ably edited and has among its list of contributors the names ot many of the best writers in the soutb Terms, two dollars year.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

EE- About the most ridiculous thing con nected with the ridiculous gathering of black republicans in Boston, to celebrate Jeier- sons birthday, was the appearance among the prominent speakers of old Josiah Quln- cy, who, when in Congress, fifty years ago. earned himself the unenviable notoriety of being the man who moved to impeach Thomas Jefferson.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

MEMPHIS PAcKErs-The steamer $. H. Tucker, will hereafter make weekly trips between Memphis and this point. We are indebted to her officers for late papers, The Jennie Whipple is also. in the same trade. So that we now have two regular Memphis and Little Rock packets.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

"The Gaiety theatre, since the exit from it's stage of the doughty Britishers, Jeremy Diddler Crisp, and the famous Harlequin, Ben Woodson, Is now without manager. We understand that several parties are ne- gotiating for it with the proprietors, but as the latter burned their fingers to crisp, in the late lease, they are extremely cautious as to who they let have it. They are very right in this determination, for while we know the gentlemen owning the establish ment are as liberal patrons of the drama as any, it is rather too heavy an investment to bring no return.
 In view of the many applications that may be made to the proprietors, we would suggest to them the name of Nick Moroney, the present manager of the Little Rock and Fort Smith theatres He has great profes- sional ability as an actor, and extensive managerial experience, which has been evinced by his successful inauguration of the drama innArkansas. He is well and tavorably known to this community. and besides is very popular with the profession, which would enable him to bring the best of talent always to our boards. We think that the proprietors of the Gaiety would consult their own interest, as we'll as the de sires of the play-goers of this city. by glv- ing this suggestion favorable consdera- tion."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

TS To SUBSCRIBERS OUTSIDE OF THE STArE.-After the first of June no paper will be sent from this office to any post-of- flee out of this State unless the subscrip- tIon IS paid in advance. We hope all in arrears will remit what is due and and one year Tn advance, otherwise their names will be stricken from our books.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
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Nick Moroney with troupe of actors, consisting of sixteen persons, arrived here one day last week and proceeded up the river to Fort Smith He intends to re- main up the river few weeks and then return to this city, when, we presume, he will reopen the theatre here for short time. We are told that he has engaged the Gaety theatre in Memphis. This ar rangement will enable him next winter to bring the best actors here, as the engage ments can embrace both cities Moroney got into squabbes with some of his em- ployecs and others took sides, which creat- ed some feeling here and some opposition to him, but as gentleman, actor and ma nager, he gave general satisfaction. He intends making this State his future home, and says that he feels a pride in giving us theatrical performers and representations creditable to those cities where the company may perform.
 The following is taken from the Evening Ledger of Memphis:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

A NEwsPAPERIAL CUMosrTY.-A friend has handed us copy, (No. 43, of Vol. ?, ) of the Steamer City of Memphis Reporter. This newspaper is issued every morning while the boat is under way, and is really a curiosity. It has an editorial depart ment, advertising columns, and part is devoted to the concerns of the boat We see the bills of fare for breakfast and din ner are both published.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Eg- From letter received from Boon vile, Scott county, we learn that the few houses in that village wer entirely destroyed by fire. No lives were lost
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Es- We regret to announce the death of Cor. FOWLER, of this city, on the 4th inst. We will give more extended mo- tice hereafter
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

HI- Hon. Josiah Gould, of Bradley county, has been in our city for several days. The Judge has been spoken of as a candidate for Governor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Es- Some of the papers in Texas have holsted the name of Gen. Sam. Houston for governor, in opposition to the democra- tic nominee.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

H. Hon. Solon Borland has become associated with Hon. Jere. Clemens in edit
 ing the Memphis Enquier. Dr. Borland is an able and experienced writer for the press.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

MR. DUvAL's LETTER.-Though it came in at the eleventh hour, we have succeeded in getting Mr. Duval's letter in this num- Der of our paper. In giving this and Mir. Gray's communication a place, we wish to be understood as doing so cheerfully, be- cause in such things both sides should be heard. We believe that Mir. Gates has the "but end'' of the argument, but no matter what our views are, it is due to the people that both sides should be fairly heard.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

THE WEATHER AND CRoPs.-For two or three days, in the latter part of the past week, the weather was singularly cool, so much so that fires were made for comfort. This would, to some extent, affect the cot ton crop. It is now, Tuesday, warm, with a cool, refreshing breeze. Letters from the north west speak of the late frosts injuring wheat in some places, but generally it is represented as doing well. The other crops are growing finely. Taking the whole State, as shown by letters and ourexchanges, the crops, though backward, are generally fine and never known to present a better appearance or to be more full of promise to reward the labors of the husbandman
 New wheat will soon be in market Ar kansas exported great deal of flour last year, and this year will have larger sur plus, at least in the northern and western portions. A great number of steam mills with all the appliances for grinding and bolting fine flour, were erected last year.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

S5y- Dr. Peter Brugman is our general agent for the State to make collections, and obtain new busi- ness and subscriptions for this paper
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

N We direct attention to our new ad- vertisements.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Very truly yours,
 GEO. c. WATKINS,

EDIToRs TRUE DEMOCRAT.
 Our readers will remember with what interest the sketches written by MT. No land. and published in the Gazette during his lifetime, were read. An excellent wri- ter and acquainted with the persons he de- scribed, the only fault of Mr. Noland was that he was too good hearted to cenaure any. This is something in which men of all parties can unite There is history of Arkansas to be written while it was yet part of Louisiana. There are Indian tra- ditions to be gathered. Col. James Logan, of Scott county, could furnish many
 .'Moving accidents by flood and field,''
 interesting of themselves and as part of the history of the State. Other gentlemen in various parts of the State have stores of in cidents and facts that should be preserved. County societies might be formed connect ed with the lyceums or literary clubs of which there are several in the county towns In addition to the want of leisure referred to by Judge Watkins, great many of the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

GENTLEMEN: The last number of the Ft Smith Times came to me with an article marked as you see enclosed, to be noticed as you think proper. The idea of Mr. Wheeler is very good one, the only diff ficulty being that we have so few men of leisure to devote the time and attention re- quired to keep up such a society in cred itable manner. The pioneers of Arkansas have passed and are passing away. Many of them I know to be worthy of having their memories perpetuated
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

try are ncallnE, WeallcI illle anu crops pro missing.
 The Telegraph notices the organization of a brass band in that city.
 From the State Rights Eagle we have an account of another of those disgraceful af1rays that are reproach to our State.-- It appears that desperate man named Evans, shot two men named Davis and Pinkston and then escaped. That paper cautions the people against William l.. Moore, who formerly lived at Pocahontas in this State. Moore, it appears has at least two wives whom he deserted, one at Charleston, Mo-, and one in Randolph coun- ty, Ark. He was attempting to marry the third, when he was exposed and forced to run. Moore is machinist and mill wright His left thumb nail is split and much dis figured and one ofshis fore fingers scared from bone felon. We must be allowed to depart from the rule not to notice com muuications in other papers, so far as to notice an article in that paper signed "Jus- tice,'' and congratulate its author, whom we know, upon new term applied to the ju- nior here. Robespierre" is good. We suggest that Robespierre did not manage the guillotine, but sent aristocrats to the manager thereof. However we will not find fault with the figure, but reiterate that Robespierre" is very good. Being" equal to any emergency" we hope to do all jus tice. Mr. Elliott, the secretary and Urea. surer of the M. O. x R. R. railroad, pub fishes statement in relation to the affairs of the company He attributes the pre- sent state of affairs to mismanagement and asserts that under proper control and di-
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SO. 1914 SroabtraBe.
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
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SeibenSeu9e, in lbparS unb allen Mpbefar6er,
NiuSlin 0elain. gan; uno balbpplene,
NtertncS 9anj urb balbrppufne,
&edte irldnoiIhe Geinpanb,
&edlteS ntsberlarciihes &u6 unb Gaftmeres,
Sbarpls, SIonfets, iOpie cine srpBe auswabl ppn Scuis>
teeptns 9ppSs II. pplenen II. bnumppuenen Strilmpfrn.
Gin SelU4 bieles 2asers wirb e~rse6enit er6etsn Dpn
9. SD. Rpftnbaum,
nabe Jum neuen Morfte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Dem 9utIifIm our 9~efaaisen 9iahriht, rag ras
9ubaslhdft Der llnter5eidneten na6iten MOntas unp
Oienltaa gsfhlOien 1T. Maeame Spn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Ourd @%intdufe. lpeItbe Der Undergraduate prrlpnlib
IN Baltimore. 9biIapelpbia uuo 9lew gort madte, 1T
paS Eager ~bsielbsu UNI Elm Scoeutenpes oerme6r! NOR
ben, uno lit rsriel5e nun in DEN Climb geItst, alien
Qnforrrrun9en Der III lein @slfaft rinIblasenren gr=
titsI gu s%eni9en.
SeiOnesrs mnbt DC, isIbe nufmcrtIa II auf ieinen a.
trnnntfn unsema6lenen Safe, Iowte Sauerfraut unp
5rantfurter Sratpirlte &c.
5~id,mUnb, %. Npril 1859.
Scbn Serbia.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-07
r. 0mfelar0's terlhm.ce
Oeutfc0es Sittcrs
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