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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Masonic

At called meeting of Ozark Lodge, NO. '9' of Free and Accepted Masons, the Aodge having learned of the death of our beloved brother, committee appointed to oial' resolutions reported the following, "hlch were unanimously adopted:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the great Ar onl.ec' o1 the Universe in his kind dispen- satlon to call from our midst our mncb be- iotea and esteemed brother, JACOB ADAMS. WI who oeparted this life on 2d June. 1859 hes0l"ed, That we deeply deplore our brothers death and tender onr warnost sympathies to his family and fn;onaa e., death. "'"oo oy HIS Resofoed, That by his death the Nsson;c fraternity has losta true friend and society worthy member. '''' 'o'i0'y !"
 Resoieed, That the members of this lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. '''''' '''''5 Resoloed, That copy of these resolu- tons be sent to his bereayed far;l,, l also published in the Little Rocl- Tyy,o I,l,' n mocrat
 D. A. STUART. !
 R c. TWEEDY,E Com
 ". A. CARTER,)
 June 2d, 1859.
 l'acksonport papers please copy.I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
E Sheriff Mosier. of Green B,

EE Sheriff Mosier, of Green Bay, when first elected, was passing where boy was vainly endeavoring, with his thum b in its mouth, to make young calf drink from milk pail Mosier's antagonist in the then recent canvass also came up in time to witness the lads intellectual att tempts. "I'll tell you, boy" said the latter, how to make that calf drink 1 You just elect him sheriff of Oconto county and if he don't drink then my name aint Sanders!" l"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
STANDARD WORKS.

GuRIOSlTIES of Literature, by D'Israelli, V volumes, cloth.
 The Spectator. volumes, cloth, superior paper The Essays of Ella, volume, cloth; English edition.
 Junius, by Woodfaw, vols. cloth; Bohns ed Rejected Addresses. l vol. cloth.
 Hue's Tartary. l vol. cloth. Don Quxote 4 vols cloth.
 The Age of Fable, by Bulfnch. vol. cloth. Hints on Health, by Dr. Coale. l vol cloth. Just received at the Book store. by June 2, Ie59. JNO. E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale, on the.. " lst day of July next, at the residenceR oi Richard Quesenbury, on Big Mulberry, .& about 20 miles from Van Buren. and about Is from Ozark five negroes, young, good and likely, of the following names and description, viz: LUCY, aged about 8 years old, NAPOLEON, child of Luch, aged f. AMANDA, aged about l2 years old, NOAH, aged 10
 AARON, ageI l9
 The title to the above is in indisputable and will be sold for the purpose of dividing an estate At the same time and place will be offered for sale, lot of cattle, sheep mules, and oxen, etc., etc. Terms-made known on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
 J. T. QUAIL,
 THOS. QUESENBURY. June g. IS5g 4t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

IHE OBERIN SLAVE REscuERs.- of the Oberlin slave rescuers had plead guilty before the United States court, at Clevc- land, and were fined s25 each, and impris- oncd twcnty-1our hours. The cases of these prisoners has drawn forth letter from the Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, of Ohio, in which he indulges in most innam- matory language, as will be seen by the fol- lowing extracts:
 " h disregardng this law (fugitive slave the prisoners did right Their error con- sisted tn sparing He Ayey of Me slare -catchers. Those pirates should haue been delioered oyey Q the coi0red men and consigned 10 he doom of pirates, mhick shouid hare been speedls e.recuted You are aware that this is the doctrine which l proclaimed in Congress l adhere to it. Had the prisoners execu- ted the slave catchers promptly, it would have taught'thc administration lesson not soon to be forgotten. We should have been no more troubled with that class ot miscreantS.
 "Clevcland is now the Boston of 1775, and trust her sons will meet the respon- abilities thrown upon them with becoming firmness As to the future, l see no other course for the prisoners than patiently to await events. Their counsel will apply tc the supreme court of our State for a habeas corpus whenever sentence shall be pronounc. ed upon any of their number
 '" l have great confidence in the judges composing that court. But should they prove unequal to the occasion, the case vii then be fully made up, and the appeal must then be taken to that highest of earthly tri bunals the source of all political power- The people finding this government to have become destructive of the lives, the hber ties and the happiness of its citizens, vii alter or abolish it; and organize it's pow. CTS in such form as to them shal seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. This duty, so solemnlv enjoined upon us by the founders of our government; in thai immortal charter of American liberty tc which for almost q century we have beel accustomed to look for instruction and di recton in regard to our rights, wW not z, rejected"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

E Judge Vondersmith, of Pennsslva- mia, who was recently con~icted of forging pension claims, has been sentenced to twenty years imprisonment, and fine of S5,0OO, besides having to restore to the government S3,O00 of the money fraudu- lently obtained.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
RAPLET, HANGER d CO.
 Inarol. Tn,n yn

RAPLEI, HANGER G CO.
 Lower Landing, LiHle Rock, Ark THE undersigned would inform their Il friends that they have lately removed to the;r new and commodious store and warehouse. on the opposite side of the landing, and next door to the Franklin House. for the purpose of trapsactino general Mercantile Commission and For warding business and Steam boat Agency as heretofore, under the name and style of the old firm ot Rapley, Hanger & Co, where they in tehd keeping on hand well selected stock of goods suited to the wants and demand of this trade
 Also, will do a general Storage and wharfboat business upon their new Wharl-boat Virginia Belle, where we will have greatly increased facil ties for conducting Commission and Forwarding business, cheaper than ever. from the fact that ail expenses tordrayage and extra handling of freghts will be saved to the owners of the goods Tender ing our thanks to our customers and friends for past tavors, we would solicit their patronage to the new house. Owners and shippers of merchandise and produce may rely on the best attention to their in serests, and rigid adherence to their wishes and instructions, consignments of Flour, Bacon Corn ana country produce generally, or any thing else that Will bring money in this market solicited Sales and remlttances made promptly
 CHARLES RAPLEY
 PETER HANGER
 s. H. NIEMAN
 Little Rock, June Sth 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

EF The Cheshire, N. H., Republican says negro, formerly slave, but who had been experiencing the blessings of liberty in Canada for some time, passed through that town last week, back to her southern home. Freedom" didn't agree with her ideas. There was too much work in 1t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
T.5- Lincoln of Illinois, the black

Tt'- Lincoln of Illinois, the black re publican leader, in recent letter thus gives his terms as to the fusion between the black republicans and know nothings
 As to the matter of fusion. am fol it. II Il It can be had on republican grounds; and am not for 1t on any other terms. 4 fu- sIon on any other terms would be as foolish as Unprincipled. It would lose the whole north, while the common enemy would still carry the whole south. The question of men IS different one There are good, patriotic men and able statesmen in the south, whom l would cheerfully support if they would now place themselves on repub- hean ground; but l am against letting down the republican standard hairs breadth
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

MARRIED-At the residence of the brides father, Scott county, Ark, May 18th, 1859, by Rev. James D. Adney, Dr.. P. ". DAVIS to Miss MARY A. BunRows.
 North Alabama please copy, also the Republican of Missouri.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
LA GRANGE Military Academy.

(Situated at La Grange, Franklin County, Ala.) NHE next session of this institution will I begin on the 9th of July, 1859. The course oi study embraces languages and literature in ad- u'.loh to the scientific course usually pursued at military institutions. Discipline rigid and strictly enforced. erihs oi admission-ninety dollars per session oi . 1, months, for board, tuition, washing, fuel, lights and room furniture.
 Students for La Grange, will leave the Mempbis and Charleston railroad at Leighton depot. Copies of the rules andregulations sent on appli- eaton 10 Mal. J. w. Robertson, superintendent, or the undersigned.
 F. C. VINsON, Prest
 Board Trustees E GOODWIN, Sec.
 June s, 1859 2m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

HENRY CLAY HARDWOOD, son of Dr. J. kirkwood of this city, was born on the 9th o1 March, 1859, and died on the 2d day of June, 1859.
 Death has suddenly thrown his sable pail over one just verging on manhood bright exampla for his youthful associates, in un- suliled morals. With noble aspirations and hgh hope he was soon to enter upon the great career of life. The center of the family circle, he attracted to himself the confident love of his younger brothers the doating affections of his parents who were looking to and leaning upon him aa the stay aud support of their declining years-but alas! they are deSpoiled of him. and who, that knew young Clay, will not mingle their tears with those of his discon- solate parents at his last resting place
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

LAWEf BOOKS
 REENLEAF'S Evidence, 3 volumes. O Chitty's Pleading, 3 Bouvier's Law Dictionary, 3 Hofiman's Master in Chancery, vol'm. Chitty's Blackstone, 3 Rents Commentaries, 4 Dunlap's Laws United States, Story on Contracts, ? Equity Jurisprudence, , ' Headings, '' On the Constitution, 3 On Balments, 3 Conflict of Laws, |" On Sales, On Agency, |" On Bills of Exchange, Received at the Bookstore of June s, '59. JNO. E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Strayed.

A DARK brown work steer, f GTyy A or , years old, has white spot on .tty-ttls the righ flank, mark, a crop in the right ear, hole in the left. I will give liberal reward for his delivery at Messrs. Pope X Anderson's.
 J. P. GREENWOOD. Little Rock, June s, 1859 .2w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
oianOes at Fultcn's,

q ELEGANT and fine toned - =57=7f1 rfg1 - PIANOES for sale very low for If z ! " cash. They are to be sold and can be bought very cheap, the owner wants money.
 June l, 1859. 2t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

FURNISHED BY MERRICK & wAssELL.
 Arrivals May 3o-Lady Walton, from Napoleon. 3l-Little Rock, from Ft Smith. 3l-Quapaw, from Ft. Smith. June l-Me edora, from Ft Smith. 2-Lady Walton, from Napoleon. 3-Violet. from Napoleon 3-Red Wing, from Memphis. " 5-S: H. Tucker, from Memphis. 5-Mary Cook, from Ft. Smith. 5-Arkansaw, from New Orleans. 6-Medora, from Ft. Smith. 7-Jennie Whiprle, from Memphis.
 Departures. May3l-Lady Walton, for Ft. Smith. June Little Rock, for New Orleans. l-Quapaw. for New Orleans 3-Medora, for Ft. Smith. 3-Violet, for Fi. Smith. '" 3-Lady Walton, Napoleon. 4-Red Wing. for Napoleon. 5-S. H. Tucker, for Memphis. 6-Arkansaw, for Ft. Smith.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
A Word in Time.

CIRCUMSTANCES compel me to caU V upon all mycustomers who are indebted to me by note or book account, that the same must be paid by the first of July next. And all notes and accounts not paid by the 18th of July will pass into other hands for immediate collection.
 June8, 1859. J. A. HENRY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
A T F U L T o N s, 

. SPLENDID New York made buggies, - with shafts, etc. complete, can be had now, at New York cost, to close the lot
 June l, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
COrSettS.
Brick Masons.

EOR sale at prime cost fine corsetts. as- sorted slzes, at A. J. HUTT'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
T..~ What doas +Lo ,,ond ..,,,

Gs'- What does the word "use'' mean in the following item from New York pa per?
 A cotemporary afirms that a young New Yorker recently presented Piccolomini with handsome carriage, pair of bays, and the use of driver and footman."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

DlED-On the 3lst day of May, 1859, in the city of Little Rock, CHESTER, infant son of Robert F. and Lucy J. Slack.
 '" Suffer little children to come unto me. and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of God"
 In this city on the 29th inst, MARY ANN ELIZA BETH daughter of Melissa B. and William c Hayne, aged year, months, and 9 days
 How strange-how melancholv-how sad that the beautiful of earth should live only unto death and those most perfect and most lovely are chosen first for eternity-the most beauteous flowers are the first to wither and decay. The fond parents of this "beauteous bud of brightest hopes" have been called on for their only darling, who was cho- sen by our Heavenly Father to share the bliss of his celestial cmes. But alas! deaths unerrne wing has famed the light from their happy hearth they never more shall see her bright eve or dim pied check till in sweet accents of holy love. He blds them come to the mansions of eternal rest there to meet their smiling cherub in her infant form, so bnght-so pure-so free. Her angelic spirit has winged its flight to the abode of the righteous to mingle with happiied spirits, singing anthems of praise around the Great Redeemer,s throne.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

Just Received from New Orleans 10 SACKS s coffee; IO ID bbls. sugar;
 5 bbls. pulverized sugar; < crushed < l2 boxes assorted candy: Baltimore cove oysters; Hostetter's bitters; l5 '' white wine; l0 " lemon syrup;
 s' tobacco;
 '' candles; 10 Prescot's soap; 30 l" lemons;
 3 gross playing cards;
 boxes oranges, 100 Ii boxes sardines: 10000 assorted Havana ceears: 10000 pickled oysters;
 baskets champane, and for saIe bv June $, 1859 ss n >rr1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

TWO good Brick Masons can find A \ employment for the balance of the season. ll at good wages, by immediate application to {
 JAS. A. OB0UGH
 gullc ., loo9. Al Arkadelpha. Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
STATE LAND AGENT's OFFIcE,l Littie Rock, June 8, 1859.

ION Wednesday the 18th inst. at 10 " o'clock A. M. at my office in the city of Little
 Rock vii offer at public sale, the following de-
 bid off and not paid for to-wit:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
FlOurl FlonrII

JUST received per Jennie Whipple, c 50 bbls. of St. Louis extra flour;
 50 " Illinois And for sale low by
 June 6, '59 JOHN COLLINS SCO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

AS~ The following from the Southern Citizen being copy of an article from an English paper, and Mir. Mitchel's comments thereon, show that the slave trade is in fulI vlgor and that France Is determined to have chean lahor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

TWO likely Negroes, man and .4 u woman. Enquire at this office. R
 June s, 1859. 3t. N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

" HIsky. C0 BARRELS and half barrels of prime oO Wheat Sheaf Whisky received and for sale low by RAPLEY, HANGER X co. June s. lS59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
N E w ADV VERTISEMENTS
 Shingles! ShingleS!i
For Sale.

10000 s! sHlssIEs s.ss s1 A for I 'if apqr cheap
 June 6, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Vine gar.

Vinegar. 91 BBLS. of good Cider Vinegar for sale cU at five dollars per barrel. to close out consign ment. RAPLEY, HANGER X co. June B. 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

June l, leo9. 2t
 Y IST of letters remi RA office at Little Rock, May, 1859, which if not ta the dead letter office at w. Armstrong DH A. Akeridge E Al Brennan Jonithan Be Bearden $ P B. Berry William Be Brown H B B; Bridges Mrs Fanny Bl Beall Mrs Maria " Bl Beall w Br Burkett J.W , Bt Brown James Bl Busey John B Butler George ... Br Bickers H E B, Bates R P Bl Burden J J R, Baldwin David J B Bowlin James B Bower George B; Burrett Jarvis BI Colson N F Cl Clay Col M J 3 C, Cae William 2 C, Casey John M C; Campbell Wm H CT Corr Lawrence Thomas G Czhret Miss Mary 3 Ci Creasey w Tn D H c Dedrick A W D Deale w m C. D Douglass J c D Davidson George D Douglass George H D Durtee Sydney s .
 Ellison John E Ellis John E. Elsom John E. Evans James E Eason Mrs W A
 Fry Murdock ? F Full Eliza F; Ford w ester F. Foynce Wm T F Goss Mrs Jane G Gist Samuel II
 Hammond John J II Higginbothan Mrs NJ Il Hopson Mrs E T Il Harnett John II Hall Dr James T Il Harrison John | Holmes J M | Hodges Mrs l. A | Hartheld Vim F Hearn John A | Harwell Mrs Della | Howlaud w ? | Hicks Allen W | Jenks Mirium J James G E , " J Jackson A E J Jordan E J Keeler George k
 kendle E K Lee R N |
 Leathers Wm G 1
 Lemoin Samuel L
 Long Johnathan L
 Londen J P |
 Lane Afford | Lowerv ] w
 Manly c W N
 Moore James H N
 Melv:s Barnhart M Miller Mrs Sling M Miller Albert M Mercer E M Moloney Thos N Murray J " M Murray Margaret \ Mason E B \ Marchant l. N Mann Lavinia M Martin James M Miller Nicholas M Maginnes J l. ? M Mymamar
 Nowland C N Neelv w H N Nicely J B
 Powers William c P Phillips c w P Peoples Cinderella P, Parker Rev Jno c ? F Quillin Hon John
 Rodgers Joseph R Roberts w l. R Rowley Robt P R Rodden Nancy R Roach Harmon R Rankin < Bernard R Rumbough G P c R Read Clement R Randolph Capt V M k Roberson Mrs Violet R Richey Jas M R Robertson | H R Rowland R H R Robinson Jeremiah R Stevins B M S Sibley John A s Strerek John s Sanders George Flick S Ship John S Scott sc z Smith II II S Schevenille H S Smith Miss Jane S Smith Harry s Stran H B
 Trumpler J F T Thomas N H T Thomas Daniel H T Treplett Chas H I Tuekees Charles T Thompson Wm T Taylor Eliza 3 T Taylor Harry I Taylor W w T Thompson H A T Tittsworth J H T Winning X Bro Messrs V. Vann A 2
 Winter J w 2 W Winfra James W Wilson Miss Milley W Webb Kirkbride P W Walker Wm W Williamson z A W Waters William W w esson J D VI Williams 5 D W Whitemore Thomas W Winston W Blisgry W White Miss Sarah P W Young Thomas E
 Persons calling for any 0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
3eTnovAl. NEW STORE & HAgFpoAr

- B. F. OWEN, Land Aqeat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Hempstead's Reports.
Bacon

X LARGE quantity of prime Arkansas A Bacon, hams and shoulders. in store and will be sold at lOc per lb. to close consignment.
 June $, '59. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

A FINE Sewing Machine, Wheeler & June l, 1859. r E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

5dAGgG5. ! WILL sell my entire stock of plain and 2 fancy bareges at first cost. A. J. -HUTT. June 5, 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Boots and Ghoas

A WILL sell my entire stock of Boots \ and Shoes for gentlemen. ladies and misses. at New York prices. Call quick or vou will be too I"te o A. J. HUTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

9 DOI. grass scytho sneaths, per = steamer Arkansaw Traveller, and will be sold low by RAPLEY. HANGER CO
 June 6. 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Mackerel.
Sneaths.

CS KITS prime No. and }, for sale -'F low at the store of
 June $, '59. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Grain and Grass Scythes.
Grain CrsSlas

i DOZ. Grain and Grass Scvthe Blades. T received and for sale low bv
 June $, '59. RAPLEY. HANGER X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
LAwET BOOKS

1 DOZ. Wilcox's best wire braced grain | Cradles for sale low by
 June $, '59. RAPLEY. HANGER < CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08

"Sleep on, sleep on, thy cherub form, No more shall feel pang; Thou art safely housed from every harm. And sheltered from the storm.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-08
Whisky. Bacon and Time

WHISKY, Bacon and Lime. S0 BBLS. Ky. copper distill'd whisky; cO 5000 lbs of sides and shoulders;
 aO bbls of Lime, just received and for sale by June <. le59. JOHN COLLINS X co
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-03-26
ro''"watuamic Counrv
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT
Council Blufrs IA.

@ wqrS r. Or 20, rs, $40 sc,.,
% springer's farm, miles Nor,l sndjois,,
5 u Or Or 2, rs, $40 acre, a., y .osa. -
bottom land, miles above Judge B,r.sasise !,
49,. ~ - qr .; n, A.-0 acres, K iimhs, In
N Ezra, n, i0--i60 acres, silye,
containing about 20 acres 0. timber =, ~ btu.
terbury's, in Shelby county. y" he is.es
~ W or; N or N W r;sxs~ y
W or 2, 10, 40-240 acres, Sishnshs.n w. "a =.
tom land; on the Stage rofite east ass'
Grove, joining sioernn's and udg. ~, y. ss.,
the south, and Mr. Files and PIeSba', nhe'ss.
There Is no better body Of land n ~. onR,
this; with plenty OF timber and ssstern b.
near. siSas sattl
Also, " ar n W ar; and n Tsw
acres, mile east Of the above; be,,s,.Tl
timber. iasd IA
swqr 10, and n EqrsEma
Nishnsbotany bottom land miles no,t H. n-ss ),
near Cutzinser's Mill; about 10 an sss'
tract; mile north Of the new STATE - tias., =
NE Or and Wq 7, rs, a9-ssnS load y
on the Nishnabottany River, 1 milo, Ire', toss.
and the same distance above lola . Sei9S 81,
| Pierce's farm. AID s.is5ss
\ W Or W qrSi; W. sEqr; ,nex
w Or ~ NH y Gr; FL Egss
and " qr Ear 70, y, f3--49o ae,s q, ssFg,ss
about miles above Reefs milf srs OaPsstl
| Council Bluffs. a"a IS nls.
Of EH 10; NH and swpyp
| ell Eiugs. "'' fnie ~
EHt, W. y Wqr, and sv2r
! 2-too acres. bottom, slope and r,ni..s VITA
Pigeon, 70 miles y l. OF Council pyr sn fsfs =
Of timber. This a very fine tr,rt p, ~ sss =
q " ar W qr; and W = X =, "a is'ge d, .
or "a, IS, 1890 acres, btt.n' qF8af
! Council Biuns Iana, ~ N
~ swqr; sEqr, anasw y
200 acres, bottom land, On Lit,,s az g. EGG.
Of l.. J. Chiids. 's Silver 81. u
En- Or rs; y f Or anlWxsv
Childs. ''ees' ln!Ie.as = u
Eh W Or; and W. sEqrla-s,
State road. S"gih q. bis.
L or W or 25, 70, zs-4o
Places and CFenner's farms. e' f.iss nk.a,z
s Il n Z or y; and W arNy,.s
prairie, south side Lewiufs Gr5ss o -, y s-iss
town. IVY V.e nile .nan N
So N = ar, and Z Or To- syxw
~. 3s-4So acres on SishnAbg,tasv y AID G
100 acres Of timber, balance totSss, ~ LEWIS e.
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. gr,aSS,D alis ssts as
W. W ar; L or Swsr; sy,, v
10, 4l-lSb SO acres, on Eez Greet y wv
mill, and mile above Mr Miutyr.,. ae0' r.
from Council Bluffs. Also, slncls IN -. .aa Ia