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Head Quarters l3h Reg. Ark. Militia, 2 Little Rock, August 10th, 1860.

Liale Rack, August 10th, le60. [Order No. 9.
 THERE will be drill of a,.h Battalion j. of the 18th Regiment, at the time and place named below to-wit:
 For the first Battalion, (composed of Companies E and F.) on the first Saturdayin September nex t at Reeds Bridge, in Gray Township; Lieut.. Col kames, commanding;
 For the md Battalion, fcomposed of Compa- nies A. B. and O. on second Monday in September next. at St. Johns College Grounds; Major Me Almont, commanding;
 For the 3d Battalion, (composed of Companie> D, II auA Co on Sd Satmiay in September nert at the White Spring, n Fourche Township, Adju tant Newton, specially detailed to take command. And the officers and member> of the different companies will take notice hereof, and attend theil respective Battalion drills, armed and equipped as the law directs.
 By order of Colonel Commandant:
 ROBERT c. NEWT0N, Aug. IL, lS6O.-JM. Adluiant.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF POPE.
 In the circuit court of Pope county, on the chan cery side thereof.
 John C Snider, Complainant,
 Sarah J. Metcalf George w.
 Metcalf, Francis M Met p;u c.- p.x,;fo.
 calf, Jenesha $. Metcalf, " J
 John T. Metcalf Arther $.
 Metcalf and James w. Met
 calf, Detendants.
 nN this the 26th day of July, A. D. 1860, N/ comes the complainant in the above cause, and files with his bill affidavit, stating that all the defendants thereto residents of the State of Arkansas. the object and prayer of which said bill ais to obtain partition of the following described tracts ot land. to-wit: The west half Of the south east quarter, ard the east half of the south west quarter of section thirty three, (33) township ven, @ north of range eighteen (lS) west; also
 the west half of the north west quarter of section ten, (l0) township six (6) north of range eighteen (le) west.
 It is therefore ordered, that the said defendants be notified of the pendency of this suit, by pub- cation in the True Democrat, newspaper publish ed in the city of Little Rock, and State of Arkan- sas, for two successive weeks, the last insertion be at least four weeks before the third Monday of September, A. D. 1860, and said defendants are hereby required to appear at circuit court to be held at the court house ill the town of Dover, in the county of Pope and State of Arkansas, on the third Monday in September, 1860, and plead, swer or demur to the bill of complaint herein filed, the same will be taken confessed and set for hearing ex pare as to them. ROOF. H. HOWELL, Clerk, By CHS. L. BREwroy, D. C. true copy from the record July 26, lc60 ROOF. II. HOWELL, Clerk, By CHS. l.. BREwToS, D. C. Aug 4, lS60 2w Cost of adv. SS STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY or NEWTON. In vacation of the circuit court of Newton coun- ty, in the State of Arkansas in chancery, before the clerk thereof, OH the 2lst day of July A D. 1860.
 John Marble, Complainant. ; Bill in ChanceTy. Sarah A. Marble, Defendant. COMES the said complainant by his A solicitor, and filed his bill accompanied by an affidavit, that the said Sarah A. Marble is not resident of the State of Arkansas-it is therefore ordered by the undersigned clerk, that the said | defendant be notified of the nature, object and pendency of this suit; that the same is for divorce ! on account of willful deserton for more than | year without reasonable cause, by publication of
 this order in some newspaper published in this | State the number of times and within the time re- l quired by law, and that unless she appear before
 the circuit court of Newton county, in chancery
 sitting, on or efore the 4th day of the next term
 thereof, at a couit to be began and holden at tho | court house in the county of Newton in the State
 of Arkansas, on the 4th Monday after the 4th 1 Monday im August, A. D. le60, and plead, answer
 or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed, and decree entere accordingly. DAVID C. MORGAN, Clerk. 1 Aug i. 1860 2w Cost Of adv. S5
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A c A R D

VILLA, FRENCH TAILOR having es-
 abolished himself in this place, is prepared to ao all kinus of work in his line in tne neatest lDd most fashion tble manner and at the lowest rates Having been in the employ of one of the largest establishments in Paris cuttei, he is fully cnrtcent to suit the most fastidious taste. He also keeps c instant on hini the latest styles of
 entiemei' < Dtes> Goods His stand is over Sara sin t Kramets store Aug. II, 1860. At
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will have volume wbich you would not part vi h for treble it's cost. The publishers express their willingness to mail single copy of the paper to such as may wish to see it without charge
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I. O O. F.

PIKE LODGE Mo- l2-wll hold regular meet ngs every TUESDAY EVENING at their Hall on Scott street. THOS. K. WEIGH, ". c.
 A. J. SMITH, Sec'y. July 27 IS60 If
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T. B. .FLOURNOY. LEXINGTON, Ky, July IA, 1860.

r. $. Democrats of Arkansas: 1 hope you will not entertain for moment the project to have but one electoral ticket in the State, and for both the seceders and the democratic party to vote for that. We have our electoral ticket already in the field, composed of gentlemen of great ability and frmness; and I will not, can not doubt, but they will stand by the nominees of the party, Douglas and Johnson and if our seeding friends choose to vote for them, all's well, 'tis their right. But if it should be (which l will not believe) that either of our electoral candidates should be un- willing to support the nominees of the party, in that case, l shall be called on by virtue of the appointment as one of the national democratic committed, to call new State convention, to fill the places of any one on the electoral ticket who should refuse to go for the nominees. I shall be at home in few days, and will make the call immediately. if it turns out to be neces- sary. In the meantime. 1 ask the favor of our electors to write me at Larona, defn- ing their position. which shall esteem personal favor to myself, and but an act of justice both to themselves and to the party that has honored them.
 T. B. FLOURNOY.
 Es The Arkansas papers will please copy.
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MARRIED-In Mineral township on the 30th inst. by Patrick Finton, esq, Mir. WILLIAM A. MASON to Miss MARTHA C. ANDERSON, ali oi this county.
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FURNITURE.
z HANDSOME Oak and Walnut Ward.

q HANDSOME Oak and Walnut Ward O robes;
 Handsome Oak and Walnut Extension Tables; l2 :" Walnut Bureaus;
 {" English Oak Bureaus;
 |" Marble Top Rose Wood do; l2 |" Cherry Wash Stands; F Walnut Bedsteads, cottage style; 12 " ' high post; l2 common Beadsteads, low post;
 fine Rose Wood Beads eads, oriental style; l English Oak Bedsteads, |" q Ia nsode.'' Receve ed and for sale by
 Aug II FIELD < DOLBY.
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GF Barry's Triccpherous is the best and cheapest article for dressing beautiiying, cleans ing, curling, preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth- ecarcs. juhe9, ,'60,ly.
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NEW sroREI NEW GOODS

NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! FTNO THE CITIZENS of Little Rock and ad l joining country, take pleasure in saying that have just opened in the city of Little Rock,
 A New and Full Assortment of every thing usually kept in Dry Goods house: such as
 A, 7s and 34 Sheetngo Planters and Marlboro Stripes; Marlboro Plaids Kerseys; Osnaburgs, Linseys, fine and coasre Blankets.
 FOR THE LADIES. Berages, Cambrics Lawns, Ginghams and La- dies Fancy Goods too tedious to mention. have also as fine an assortment of Prints as can be found in the city.
 QUEENSwARE. A large variety, consisting in part of Fine China Tea Sets, Iron Stone China and Deph of every description.
 STATIONERY. Paper Pens, Ink, States, Pencils and large stock of"' Yankee Notons'' generally. READY MADE CLOTHING-FOR GENTS. Coats, Vests, Pants to suit the most tastidious. Also-BOOTS and SHOES ofevery description and lot of HATS and CAPS that cannot be surpassed in the city.
 As soon as the river will permit, have dupli- cate of my bill of Groceries sunk on the Shelby.
 VIM. H. FIELD, JR.
 West side Main street, at the old stand
 of Pope & Anderson. July4 1860. vol. 9-no 25--ly.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
 Military College.

r BERRlN LINDSEY, NJ. D., D. D.. eD . Chancellor Of the University, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
 Cor. B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military College and Professor of Eng inCering. JAMES F. HAMILTON, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy J. H. STEW ART, A. NJ, Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literature. GEORGE $. bLACKlE, A. M, N. D., Pro lessor of Botany and Natural History.
 REV. J. W. HOYTE, A. M., M. D., Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Biblical Lit erature.
 R. w. PITMAN, Adjunct Professor of Ancient Languages.
 JIG. ANGLADE Teacher of French and Draw ing
 C. K. WINSTON, Surgeon.
 The First Term of the Academic year lo60-6l, commences on the Sd of September, 1860.
 The Second Term commences on the 27th of Janurry, 1861. Commencement Exercises take place on the 18th of June le6l.
 Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Ser wants attendance, and use of Arms, Sl05 per Term. Matricuaton Fee S5. Students are re- Spanish, German, Drawing, Book keeping and Fencing, each Sl0 per Term of twenty weeks.
 Students under IA years of age will rot be ad. mitted.
 By the aid of Military Discipline, effective go. vernment is established and health, physical cul. tu;e, good order and industrious habits are pro- noted.
 For Catalogues, or additional information, apply to any Member of the Faculty, or
 B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
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Carpets! Carpets !

z PIECES A 3 ply all wool Ingrain O Carpeting;
 pieces A ? ply all wool Ingran Carpeting; 4 A OifCloth Carpeting; 20 A Mating (extra quality) l2 Handsome Velvet :. Tapestry Rugs" Received and for sale by
 Aug II FIELD DOLBY.
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Estray Horses.

NTRA1ED from Plum Bayou, N~ \ , Jefferson county, about the 20th July, d1A lS6'. one buy horse, black thin mane and tai star in his forehead, left hind foot whte Saddle marks, paces well. 6 years old, near l6 hands high, had q bel on, and dark hay rony bn tm're, black hea- sg g4lase4t.a sasI Nl' sirp T. she tsce bfae u ioatien a be H6ayA9s fHsss%d Aalrsss f4s- lo.la Jal.e4s i.. lognd..
 Aug II, 1860 3ts JESSE R. WEIR.
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Canvassed Hams.
cL.OuR.

OnOO LBS. No. Canvassed Hams in store COOO and for sale by
 Aug KINNEAR X HUGHES.
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S0 BRLS. extra Flour for sale by CO Aug II kINNEAR X HUGHES. $5,O00 in Bonds of Pulaski Co. for Sale EIVE BONDS of $1 ,0OO each of Pu- U laski county, bearing ' per cent. interest payable semi-annually, ,'issued for Railroad Stock for sale by VIM. D. SNOW.
 Little Rock, Aug. II, l660.-2w.
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Description.-The said JANET LOVE is an In- dian boy, about Is years old; feet, or 9 inches high; spare made; shows Indian in his department and conversation; hair very black and long; weighs about 10 pounds. The said DICK or RICHARD DAVIS is about IS or l9 years old; 5 feet inches high heavy set and will weigh about l45 pounds fair skin blue eyes and light hair; he was raised in the State of New York and will probably aim to go to the State of Minnesota.
 Aup IT, lS60 3W
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Tribute of Respect.

It becomes our painful duty to record the death of WILLIAM J. NEALE, Sheriff of Chicot county, which took place at his residence yesterday at four o'clock, p. m.
 It is needless to say that our villageis shrouded in gloom; every cOuntenance we meet seems to say that death has been among us.
 So desirous citizens to communicate to Mr. Neale's family some expression of their feel ings, that meeting was immediately called MT. Bait Jones appointed chairman and Mr. w.. B. Street, secretary.
 Messrs. Hayes, Reynolds and McMurray, were appointed as committee to draft resolutions
 The following were presented and unanimously adopted.
 WHEREAS, It has pleased Providence to call from our midst our worthy fellow citizen WM. J. NEALE, late Sheriff of Chcot county. Ark.
 ResOLoed, That in the death of Wm. J. Neale, we have lost an old and estmable citizen, a com potent officer, and sincere frend his family a devoted husband, and an afectionate father.
 ResOlred, That sincerely condoe with his household in their rreparabe loss, and that we tender them our heartfelt sympathes in their be- reavement
 Resolped. That we attend hjs funeral and evince by our presence the high estimation in which our departed friend was held.
 ReSolued, That the Chcot Press, and the True Democrat be requested to publish these proceed ings and that copy be presented to his family.
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FALCON. COLUMBIA Co.,. ARK. July IA, 60.

FALCON, COLUMBIA Co.,, ARK, July IA, '6O.
 The National Democracy of the State of Ar kansas will hold State Convention at Little Rock, on the 24th of August next. for the purpose of ratifying the nomination of s. 4. DouGLAs and H. V. JOHNSON, for President and Vice President, and of appointing electoral ticket for the State. All the counties will take steps to be represented in said convention; to that end the public press throughout the State requested to give this a place in their columns.
 LEMUEL CooK, WM. WALDrE, LEgoy CHsUN, JACKSON WAIDIE, $. Il. WALDiE, HARVEY GuILEY, w. w. LEGION, T. WILKERsoS, JOHN D. MERIT, AsDERRY SrAYERs, THos. BUTLER, w. R. SELvAcE, F. P. LEWIS, JoHS M. CALLacorr.
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N o T I c E
LAND OFFICE. LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 4,h 1860.

DATENTS for entries made between the ! l6th day of October 1858, and 3lst day of December 1858, for settlement and cultivation, under the graduation act of August 4, le54 have been received at this office, and the purchasers are hereby notified to come forward immediately and make the required proof of settlement and cul. tivation and receive their respective patents, be- cause if said proof is not filed within limited time the patents will be returned to the General Land Office, and will then be liable to be cancelled for non performance of the conditions of settlement and cultivation contemplated by the graduation act of August 4, 1854.
 HENRY A. POWERS, Register.
 P. T. CRUTCHFIELD, ReceiueY. Aug II, 1860. 6w
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CLOTHING.

ME are in receipt of the most superior
 w stock of Clothing now in the city and of every kind and quality, which will be offered at low figures for the cash Gentlemen wishing something nlce will please give us call. Augll FIELD DOLBY
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Fresh Arrivals via Des Arc. k0 BRLS. White Wheat Boone Mill Flour; OO 10000 weight of Clear Side Bacon;
 4,o0O weight of Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, (Henrv Ames & Co.,, Saint Louis, Crittsndon Co.,, Louisville.)
 terce s o. Dried Beef;
 10 boxes Western Reserve and English Dairy Cheese.
 And for sale for cash only by Aug II SARASIN X KRAMER.
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Hats and Caps.

4 CASES Mems extra black Cass. Hats, II N. o. and N. Y. style;
 cases Mems extra Silk Hats, N. o. style; e [" N. ". 10 '' '' Soft cass. Hats, law and high
 crowned
 15 dog Mems Hungarian Wool and Cass. Hats; 10 q Boys " 5 " fancy Mems Black Silk and Military Caps; Ledger A No. Black Hats Just received and for sale by
 Aug II FIELD DOLBY
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ROSSER, PROTHR0 & CO.,, Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants, No. ao Union Street,
 NEW ORLEANS. Aug II, 1860. 3m.

To the Members Elect of the Legislature,
 Session 185O--1
 GESTLEMEN-Having served as principal Clerk of the House of Representatives for the two last sessions, again offer myself as candidate for that office at the approaching session. My best recommendation is my former york; but have no hesitation in referring to any member of the last Legislature. Should you confer on me the office, promise faithful and efficient service
 Respectfully,
 S. M. SCOTT. Old Line Democrat copy month and present Dill to this ofhce. Aug. II, 1860 I'm
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$ ands' Sarsaparilla THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY = For Purifying the Bl05d.
WILL BE FOUND

WILL BE FOUND
 A CERTAIN CURu For Serofuia, Attenuation, Salt Rheum, Ferey Sores, Erysipeias, Pnnpies, Biies, Mrcuriai
 Diseases, Cufaneous Eruptions, Lirsr Com
 plaint, Stubborn Ulcers, Loss of Appe-
 life, General Debility, ftc. AS AN IMPERATIVE AND RESovATING AGENT, IT Is
 UNEaCALLEp
 A PLENTIFUL supply of pure blood A is essential to animal life as light, heat and genial showers are to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper circulation of the vital fluid is imped- eo' sickness IS the inevitable consequ,nce, the cretions become unhealthy, the liver becomes clog ged with impure bile, which, forced into the sys- tenn, vitiates and infames the blood, engendering scroiua and eutaneous and billiary disorders. The experience of sixteen years has fully established the hif h reputation of this invaluable medicine; it's curative powers have been thoroughly tested in long standing and obstinate cases, with such inva rable success as to call forth the most fattering commentators from eminent physicians through. out the country.
 Medical Testimony.
 The following recommendation is from one of the oldest physicians in New London, Conn.,:
 Messrs. A. B. & D. SANDS: Gentlemen-Your Sarsaparllla has been very extensively used m tins Sity and the neighboring towns and so far as my knowledge extends. uniformly with success. In 3 great variety of diseases of long standing, and oi very distressing and dangerous character, which have resisted long list of remedial agents, it has been used-in many of them with complete sue cess, and in all with decided benefit. It is regard ed by the medical profession a medicine of great efficacy Tn numerous class of diseases, such as in veterate constitutional complaints, when the sys- tenn has been long diseased; in of long use or abuse of mercury, in rheumatism of long standing in obstinate diseases of the skin; in enfeebled con CltlOpS of the in chronic ahcaasae attenH- ed with profuse discharges; diseases of the bones obstinate ulcers; chronic pulmonary affections, en- larged glands, and various other maadies connect ed with depraved state of the system. Its use IS usually followed with improvement of appetite and digestion, increase of strength and flesh, better rest at night, the production of more healthy state of mind, and complete restoration to health.
 Truly yours, VIM. STERNE, NJ. D. Prepared and sold by A. B. < D. SANDS, Whole sale Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner of Will liam, New York.
 For sale by R. L. DODGE.
 July | .60 3Yo
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Proclamation by the Governor.
 S4OO REWARD

WHEREAS, It has been made known " to the Governor, that Janett Love, an Indian, who had been convicted of MURDER in the circuit court of Washington county, and Dick or Richard Davis, indicted in Madison county for counterfeiting did on the 23d day of July, 1860, brake out of the jail in Washington county, Arkansas, and flee from justice and are still run hing at large.
 Therefore, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of four hundred dollars for the arrest and delive. ry of the said Janett Love and the said Dick or Richard Davis. to the sheriff of Washington coun- ty, Arkansas, or two hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery of either of them to sad sheriff. i'll order that justice may be had and the laws exc cuted.
 In testimony ,chereof have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of L. s. Arkansas, to be affixed at Litte Rock, this
 9th day of August, A. D. 1860.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor:
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BOOTS AND sHocs!

70 CASES Mems Kip A No. {, Boots; " heavy Mud " cases Mems Russet A No Mud Boo,s. Gents Grain Hunting Boots. ? heavy Calf Boots; light super extra Calf Boots, warranted. l E Boots pat leather and fancy leg. l5 !" Mems best quality W B Brogans Light
 Shoes; 10 cases Mems best quality W B Brogans heavy
 Shoes; 10 cases Negro Russetts to IA; 3 lto6; ID dog Ladies' Kid heeled Shoes, extra fine; ?" !" Slippers:
 z" Glue Kid Slippers; ?" Lasting Boots; 10 Children Fancy Kid (assorted) ? cases Boys Calf Brogans, to 6; Kip 2to6; 10 Boots, assorted qualities: 6 dog Ladies' Rubber Over Shoes; 6 !" Mems Call and examine for yourselves Aug II FIELD X DOLBY
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Tribute of Respect K
HALL OF SALINE LODGE, No. 9, l. O. o. F.
 Renton Arkansas Inly IL lS60

HALL OF SALINE LODGE, Mo- g. l. 0. Q. F.
 Benton, Arkansas, July II, 1860. WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Master of the Universe, to remove from this transitory exis- tence to the Grand Lodge above, brother ALFRED D. THoRINGToN, who departed this life on the 4th of July, it becomes us to express the grief feel upon this mournful bereavement. In brother Thorington we found those qualities which so emiDently make the man and the Odd Fellow, a bright intellect and kind heart, and we know him an earnest laborer in this great field of hu- manizing effort. Mourning the loss of one so useful to the order, we bow to the mandate of that Grand Master who doeth all things we'll, and whose purpose we are not to question. Therefore be it
 Resolped, That in the death of brother Thor ington, this Lodge has lost worthy, jealous and cherished member, whose place will not be easily filled, the community good citizen, and his be- reaved family devoted husband and father. Resolred, That the members of this Lodge wear the usua badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolced, That a copy of this preamble and re solutions be sent to the family of the deceased brother, and a copy to the Old Line Democrat, and request it to insert the same. also request the other Little Rock papers to copy
 GEORGE M. HOLT,
 M. A. KENNEDY,
 SAM. M. SWEETEN. Attest-GEo. M. HoLT, Secretary
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. School and House Furniture for Sale HAVING concluded to remain in Little Il Rock until the 18th of August. will sell privately at the Beebe House my School and House Furniture.
 1 have two excellent Pianos, Me'odeon and one second hand Piano, which will be sold low for cash. besides variety of other Furniture.
 July g, 1860 VIM. B. JOHNSON.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF JOHNSON. ''
 In the Johnson circuit court in chancery in ya- cation before the clerk, July g, A. D. 1860. Willis D. Hays. and Rachael
 his wife, and Elisha Meers
 and Lucy his wife, Conlplai-
 nGHtS.
 ys.
 Robert L. Laster and Nancy
 his wife, Timothy Guide and Bill in chancerv. Amanda his wife, George
 W. Mckee and Margaret
 his wife, William Arm
 strong and Jane his wife,
 and Isaac E. Brashers, De-
 tendants. NOME said complainants, by solititor, N and file their petition for division or sale and distribution of four negro slaves, owned and held by said complainants and defendants as tenents lis D. Hays that said William Armstrong is a n nresident of the State of Arkansas; whereupon it is by the clerk here ordered that said William Armstra ng do make his personal appearance before our siid Johnson circuit court, on or before the fourth day of the next term thereof, at acourt to be holden at the court house ill said county on the third Monday of September next, and plead, an swer or demur to said bill Of complaint, or the same will be taken as confessed against him and a decree entered accordingly and that this order be published in some newspaper in this State for the number o! times and within the time rec uired by law. A. Nj. WARD, Clerk
 Aug II, 1860. 2w Cost of adv. S6 50.
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