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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

BELLS DIsuNIoNIsM.-rh Union savers who roll up the whites of their eyes in holy horror at any proposition to dissolve the Union, ought to paste the following elegant extract in the crownsof their hats. In the Senate of the United States Mr. Bell said:
 "l SAY, GIVE ME SEPARATION: GIVE ME DlSUNlON;gipe nee anwhing in l'reterence Co q Union sustained only by 1oaO- err, 6y constitutional and legal ties wihout re- ctprocot trust and cogfdence"
 No southern man has ever said anything ot stronger aisunion character.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

A BRUTE or U1fe. (onr. soas1y; =" What did that young lady ob- serve who passed us just uow?" HleJon6
 .',. t@H 1 S"',fe ?f caim del;ght: l." Why, my my rove, ,oee' she observed rather good-looi, ,ns nsla man waking with quite an elderly fe.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Flour! Flour!
ANcE NO. 142.

An Ordinance Concerning Groceries. DE IF ORDAINED by the Mayor and zp Aldermen of the City of Little Rock, That hereafter, all Groceries, Tipping Houses, and all other Houses where intox eating drinks are sold by the retail, or in quantities less than quart be re- quired to close up their doors and entirely suspend business after II o'clock at night; under such penal ties as are prescribed fer selling on Sundays, in an Ordinance passed on the 8th of Jun", 1860. Adopted in Counce 2d October, 1862.
 A. J. SMITH, City Recorder. Approved 2d October 1862. e,
 GORDON N. PEAY, Mayor. 4October 6 le60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

lJ7"The People are for Douglas, and Douglas is for the people "-Nationai Dem.
 We don't think the people" are very enthusiastic for Douglas, but there is no doubt but the '' little sucker" is for Me people. He remembers just now that they have few votes to dispose of in Noyem- Der next.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
The Prince Hunting Prairie Hens.

DwiGBT's STATION, ILL, Sept. 24.
 Lord Renfrew and party breakfasted to-day at , 1s went out for prairie hens at 2, and lunched at the Jog hut of Wm Herman on broiled chicken, bread and butter They are delighted with the praries sence of restraint, and tue party is jolly in the treme. The Prince shoots well, but has the pecu. larity pulling the trigger with his little finger.
 This is the highest compliment yet paid to our witty neighbors, and we sincerely hope the Prince will not forget these when he is seated on the English throne. But in the meanwhile, remember the adage, "put not your trust in princess
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
True Democrat Subscribers.

After January l, 1861, all sub scibers who owe one years subscrip- tion will have their papers dscontnu- ed, and their accounts put in train for immediate collection. We hope
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
N IC E

'HHE undersigned executor of Margaret Il W. Howell, eec',l, by authority of the Pro. bate Court of Pulaski county, Ark uisas, will on the 5th day of November, le60, at the door of the court house of said county, sell at public auction to the highest and last bidder, the Following de seribei redl estate of said deceased, to wit; swar of sw CT sec. 36, T. } N., k. II West. ss n~ of fr of Of .w n~AF X 4. 3S 3S' :. containing altogether I20 acres of land, on which there is good dwelling and ut-houses, and also, fine Tan Yard, known as the Howell Tan Yard" One fourth the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the purchaser required to give bond with good security for the residue there oi, with ten per eentum interest payable ill one year from date.
 LEWIS M. LINDSEY,
 Octh, lS5l. lt* ETecutor, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
5. M. WEAVER, Secretary of State.
D Z s c x 1 r r { q N

The said 'l'homts N. Staggs is about 20 yea,s old, feet, or inches high weighs about 3O pounds, dark complexion, black hair, has a scar on one of his cheek bones.
 Out 6 IS6A 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
NEW GOODS.

WE arc now receiving our Fall aud
 Winter Stock of Goods by way of White River and wagons from there here. Our stock we think the best, largest and most attractive we ever h". We have been lberaly patronized, for wh ch we feel grateful and ask continuance of the same, assuring our tricndsth that nothing shall be left un- done to render entire satisfaction.
 Oct t. le6U. $. II. TUCKER X CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

-'' The True Democrat talked sense about that time:
 U DougfaS IS the SoRinee we must support kinr SiiTiiF7at- i--'~i'-''-i . -A4lAAGL Qclt--
 As Douglas is not the nominee we neither support him with nor without divis- ion." Tzat's oar democracy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06


 MopEsT INQUIRIES the famous mani festo which the Hon. F. c. Hindman is- sued to his clansmcn on the eve of the last State elections, the people sof Arkansas were informed that the True Democrat was iasincere in it's support of John c. Brcrk- iiridge. He knew and fntimatel at the time that this was done to cover the tergi- varsation of the editor of the Old Line De- '>crat. We predicted then that MT, Peek would shirk tie campaign, which he has done eiectually. We would be delighted to know when Col. liindman's exponent will ,turl to his post? Has | ike Ste phen A sGcteede.l in finding the ''Old folks at home?' Which do Mey indorse his Illinois or his Arkansas record? Old folks are very uisitive-how does he ex- plain to them Seeming discrepancies? It will be remembered that Mr. Peek stated in the Old Line that squatter sovereignty was not an issue in the campaign with Lincon-wherc was Mr. Peek, then editor of the Bloomington Statesman, when Judge Douglas made the speech ot Bloomington, from which we take the following extract? Was he "ticd up in a rag or lying about loose" that he failed to note and condemn the following very objectionable and anti southern sentiments?
 al, at.t 1 Kansas under these circumstances? Simply be- cause there was a majority of her people opposed to avery, and every slaveholder knew that if he took his slaves there, the moment that majority got possession of the ballot-boxes, and fair elec- ton was held, that moment slavery would be abo- ished and le would lose them. For that reason, such owners as took their slaves there brought them back to Missouri fearing that if they remiill- ed they would be emancpated. Thus you see that under the principle of popular sovereignty, slavery has been kept out of Kansas, notwithstanding the fact that for the first three years they had lesla- turc in that territory favorable to it''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
BAG GING AND ROPE.

1O 00N YDS. BAGGING; IOsOOO 10000 lbs Rope;
 800 's Twine Just received and for sale by Oct 6, 1860. S. H. TUCKER X co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
.R.g> MT. IIilliard, of Alabama in n TO

Gg- Mr, IIilliard, of Alabama, in a re- cent letter said
 .s.. Nlr. Breckinridgo is the exponent of my sssxs; he stands upon platform which l app ove 3saflmire him personally, and 1 am very sure tnesshe. is not in the slight est degree tainted with sgisloyalty to the Union with which he is charged, y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Editorial Inklings.

The Theocrat, published in Benton county, and devoted to spiritual and social reforms, thus discusses the question of "hip-ocracy' as N. P. Willis terms crinolinty:
 s.we cannot sec the necessity of hoops. Why, in the name of all that is good and comely, should Il woman desire to feed deceptive spiritl Why sold not womin be willing to appear in her natu- ril shape, prouidcd she is properly formed? Who ever w piece of sculpture representing woman in the form of hogshead or load of hayl Why is Powers {" Greek slave " so universally admired Is it because she rcsemblcs balloon, or because she was modelled true to natures divine form Many Of the sisters of the Hlrmonial Society wear no petticoats wh CT, and they look natural, neat andztrm".
 The Theocrat does not hazard an opin- ion as to how she will look, provided she is mol properly formcd." SIeculations oi this kind remind us of remark, noticed somewhere, that modesty and gentle de- mcaIfor are the most graceful garbs of wo- men but that it would not do to confine them 10 these exclnsively.s Il a bachelor $ opin. ion is worth anything, we think woman looks quite notarol bcautil and lovablc aecSed in the regning fashion, whatever that happens to be.
 The able editorials which have recently appeared in the Old Line and National Dem. crats on the highly entertaining subject o "grouse hunting" has had most happy effect on the Prince of Wales. We expect Lord Renfrew will be tempted to visit the | prairies of Arkansas, so deeply does he ap. pear impressed with the eloquent appeals of the Old Line Democrat in favor oi this sumnaer oaausemen. After reading that Sheet, and the rejoinder of the National tie ~&Ince eould stand it no longer and consequently we find in an exchange the following grouse hunting episode in which his Royal Highness could no longer refrain from indulging:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Co-partnership.

A POLLOCK has associated with him 4 As in business his brother Lee Pollock.
 Thanking sou for the liberal patronage you have bestowed on him heretofore, and hope to continue the same, under the name and style of
 Oct , A. POLLOCK & BRO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

| fair division of time is tendered either wing of
 lhe opposition, attending the above appointments
 \ favor will be conferred by any friend, who will place posters in prominent places, that full at endance of the people may be had Democratic papers will please give publicity to I The above appointments.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
A STATEMENT

{ F the Receipts and Expenditures of the N City of Little Rock for the 3rd qual ter, Ie6O.
 RECEIPTS. July l. To balance ill Treasnry ........S 620 65 Sept. 30 Amounts reed from tll sources
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Store and Residence in Dardanelle, FOR I,Eli

D K S A L F THE undersigned offers for sale, low for Il cash, all his property in the town of Dardan elle, consisting in one Store House. 36 feet wide 43 feet long, and lot; also three lots adjoining with good Dwelling House. Kitchen, Icehouse, new well and fine garden, with strawberries, peach and apple trees.
 The $ ore is fronting the river md one of the best located in town.
 negro woman will be taken ill trade.
 J. F. BERNARD MEYER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06


 Cheaper than Ever! A. P l1o ok HAS just returned from the Eastern l. Il Cities and has now on hand and is still daily receiving per D0 Arc and Little Rock Railroad, drawn by the fastest steers in Arkansas, the best selected, and more the cheapest stock of all kinds of Merchandize ever brought to Little Rock; but come in and see and we will sell you Dry Goods,
 Trimmings
 Fancy Goods.
 Embroideries,
 Laces,
 Cloaks and Shawls, READY MADE CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS X CATS,
 LADIES &x &xGENTS FURNISHING
 GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENsW ARE,
 SADDLERY, TOBACCO,
 SEGARS, etc, etc., etc. In fact, every thing generally called for in a store; all of which selling at very low Prices. We have very large stock and must sell CHEAT in ord CT to make room for more new rivals My stock of
 STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS consists in part of all new styles of'DeLaines, Poplins, Fade Chavcers. French Merino, all wool Deaines Lester, Silks, Alpucas, Coburgs, Cling hams, Plaids of all grdes, Prints, new styles together with a large stock of
 Woolen and Domestic Goods, Broadcloth, Cassimere, blk and fancy, Cassinett, Satinett, etc. etc.
 Embroioeries very good assortment, Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Insertions, Silk, Linen and Thread Lace and Edgng, Collars, Under sleeves, Sets, Skirts, Hdkis, etc.
 White Goods, in very lage variety, to which we call particular attention.
 An elegant assortment of Kid, Fancy, Buck. Silk, Mollair Wooen and Cotton Gloves and Galintlets.
 Hosiery for Ladies', Misses and Children.
 Shoes and Caters for Ladies, Misses and Children. Every body knows that we are selling them very cheap
 Dress Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Buttons, Corsets, Periumer, and Soap, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Boxes, and host of other articles too numerous to mention, bu call i'll and ask for them and We will show them tC you, with great pleasure.
 Cloaks and Shawls, the latest styles, very cheap
 Ready made Clothing. Ihave on hand usual, the largest and hes stock for Men and Boys, fine and common, that is or ever was, brou@ht to Little Rock, and will sel them 25 ner cert cheaper than any other store, no only in this city, but in State. II you want tt save noneyin buying voar Clothing be sure t give US call and examia our stock and prices betoi e purchasing soensre, you can satisfy your selt ..~.v ....y quantity of Over Goats. Ores Coats, Business and Walking Goats, we'll a Working Goats; Pants of all sizes and goeds; Vests Silk, Push, Cloth, etc; white and fancy Shirts silk, woolen and cotton Undershrts and Drawers l Scarles, Suspenders, Gloves, Over and Traveinq Shirts, and every thing else in the Gents Furnish ing Goods line. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps il great variety. White, blue, grey and red Blankets
 Watches and Jewelry, Guns, Rifles, Reyolvels, Pistols, Table and Pocke Cutlery, and general assortment of Hardware. Thani liorpast patronage, so liberal ybestowe ct upon us, we hope by. strict attention to business lair Gealing and selling at low prices, to continue the same. Our motto is usual, No Trouble t Shutc Goods ''4
 A. POLLOCK X BRO., Main St,
 next door to Maj. Hutt's store. Little Rock, Oct ,, ls60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
EXPENDITURES.

Sept 90. By amounts paid out, to-wit: For 9th nstallment on Gas
 StOck. ............ $ 4UU OU ' Freight on Lamp Posts,
 setting them up, anl
 pipe ioi thesame... 400 70 C Gas used by the City. 45 % Repairs on Water Cis-
 terns. ............. 204 s2 ' Repairs on Streets... l79 94 !" Building Engine house
 for Torrent Engine
 No. 4..,......... l66 co Filling up the Gully at
 the end of Mulberry
 street. .......... 3D % ' Medical attendance on
 City Prisoners. 25 co '' Printing Blank Licenses II 50 (" Amount refunded on
 Dray License No. l2 co '' Taxes refunded on pro-
 perty twice taxed... 2l co :" Salary of City Constable 427 65 |" Salary of City Recorder lOl GO '' Pay ol Policemen.... 450 % < Pay of extra Policemen l5 % 6 Costs to City Justices. I06 co '' Jailers F,es.. n GO '' Redemption of Cou-
 pons detached from
 City Bonds. 3l5 oO-$e, ,979 s6 Oct To balance in the Treasury .si ,43l 65
 A. J. SMITH, City Recorder Oct b ieb0. and exOtlicio Treasurer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

NOTICE.
 LAND OFFICE,
 Lifle Rock, Ark, Sd Oct 1860. DATENTS for entries made between the l third day of February. 1859, and the twenty third day of June, 1859, for settlement and cult vation, under the graduation act of August, f. ls54 have been received at this office, and the purchasers arc hereby notified to come forward immediately and make the required proof of !" settlement and cultivation" and receive their respective patents, hecaase 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 f. 1854,
 II. A. POWERS, Register,
 P. T. CRUTGHtIELD, Receiver. Oct 6, ls60 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Public Speaking by w. w. Floyd, enc
Public Speakin Q.

The undersigned will address the people on the political issues involved in the presidential cam: paign, at the following times and places, to.wit:
 Simksvilie, Johnson county, Tuesday, Oct. l6 Dover, Pope, Wednesday, :. l7 Russellville, Pope, Thursday, IS Lewisburg, Conway, Ffiday, I9 Springfield 6 Saturday. 95o ocarcy' White, Monday, 9
 Additional appointments will be made embracing the intervals from now until the presidential e'ec ton, SQUIRE BOONE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

aJ Barry's Trieopherous is the best and cheapest article for dressing, beautiGyng, cleans ing, curling, preserving and restoring the hair.-- Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth4 ecaries. ipne9, ,'60,ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

DlED-ln this city, on Monday morning the Isl inst, Mrs. SARAH WArsos, aged $ years. Ths deceased was native of Ireland, but had resided in this city several years,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

MARRlED-On the 18th Sept, 1860, by Rev James Reed, Mir. JAMES You've to Miss FANNY RonNsos--All of Montgomery county, Ark. Though times are hard and growing worse, Yet Bfeck and Lane will carry the day Single life some call a curse,
 But matimony sometimes won't pay. May no discord ever their path encumber- To both long and happy life With trunnefbcd haSh some trweve in number. Household jewels of husband and wife,
 SIMON. At Hot Springs on the S0th day of Sept, s60, by J. W. Fullerton, esq, Mir. HfRAM M nARRIs. aged IS years, to Miss ARMINpA M. GOODWIN, aged ID years, all of Hot Spring county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
The 2d Session of St. Johns College

OPENED on the 14th Sept, 1rssx NJ with brshtening prospects: The EaNSs| number of Students far exceeded that of fs&$ASH the previous opening. fgkA&
 The Boarding House within the College Bounds is now receiving students. They well cared for by most excellent lady, and are under the imme- date supervision of the Professors, who will in fu ture reside in the immediate vicinity. Board is furnished at $l5 per month"; including Lights, Fuel, Washing, and while Tuition stands at $50 in the Preparatory Department and $60 in the Collegiate Department. Oct 6, lS60 6w
 \ 1ST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post JZ Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 30th day of September, 860, which if not called for in three months, will be the General Post Office as dead letters.
 Office open from 5 A M. till F. NJ, Sundays ex- ceptedl on SundaNs from 8 A. M tn 3 4 M
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
CHARLEs A. CARRoI,I,

Twill address the citizens of Arkansas, on the DO
 ical issues Of the day and in advocacy of the elec Npn of Brccknridge and Lane to the Presidency dhd Vice Presidency of the United States, ut the Allowing times and places:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

{" TuE TRUE DEMocgAT's CALcuIATIoSs@-The last True Democrat makes calculation as 10 MT. Breckniidge's chances of success which is wider from the true result than the famous calculations of that paper ill regard to the Governors election. --(,azeffe
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srrrs OrIicS, RbcuH NJ D,Systlz R r.
Richmond, cet 9th, l>61

F2AL Fkta- Members o. the Virginia ~ giaf.@etle
STATE Central yc1ura' Societies, Waiting the above E
VII furnished AZ TIE the o. Purchasing heir Tickets Tor Rich
q the Agcat tac station Win free rst-a Iiclr en-
psesenfa'ion of their ce tn-ate of nembersh
cfs si be good from 2bh 20 h Ocoeer Inclusive
STOCK tthcr artists designed Or rShbon a. The above s
cha m f,re osc and viz be retained er q charge
n renainng n posses Of same owners
wishing scad stock give 60 eas. three daya
ice % he station Agnt 80 proper provided
orn-s CEAS T LCOTr. SUM-
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sOI1Tis-sEDE RAILROAD.
q. D. BIRD,
i.na.nl annnal.,lanhnrl
auS4

~ de- Richmond Predeksburg and Potomac R, for Wash
non civ and points North must In al cases be voueh
- 10 Nv sae rosponshe white citizen Of Richmond In person.
Known 10 the officers Of the Road tickets wi sSd s
No o. ~ Isst.r A. n. ALLEN,
PI nsSS - Ticket agent
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CARRIAGES! CAEREAGESI CARRIAGESJI
HITCHCOCK 4 OSBORN,
RICHMOND CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,
No. 9l3 and as Main Street,
Have constantly hand Hu<ne %
The Largest & best assorted stock 90 1fesesf9kr
or. CARDIAC ESIN SG1E~
The STATE, SRk-~--&A--
Consisting, IN part Of the following
ST Y L a s.
oaleoheS PhAetonI
Coaches, Chh!scs
Brett PhAe,cn, Bareuohes,
6xSest RockWayS Bugies,
Rive Seat do Top Buggia,
-Four Seat do do Wagons,
Two Beat Dc, Concord WGgonh
Road suIkeys, frotiinR Sulkeys,
Side Seat Bagiea, DO. Wagons,
Harness and Whipa
his confidently believed that stock OF Carriages In this
other worthy Of public senon embracing nearly
all the latest styles and improvements that desirable and will
sold the possible prices and warranted the usual
length time We present sincere thanks 70 patrons
therberA patronage and hope 10 merit continuance Of then
fAVor..
az All kinds Carriage repairing done promptly. nAS
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Duly LIVE ON 4nE "a MS ..sI--5---,
Ouscs o. RIosu- y ,sD F,5ss.sy.s a 3 {

Orr.cS 90 R.cEa fsrsA. BUsc T. r Co.
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VIRGINIA STATS AND CEN- fsI5 rlGr-sg--7ls-
TRIAL gAtR- 81 crs % The Agllc1iarsl ~ 80
Par s be lrn EEgrsia Tictf.s tbs RoaA "a
o. a sacA ueEe - be available IRON the ga % sth Oct'oe
In iasige
charged the realr Of transportation 70 he ir, but
W be retarded ERkN OF CHARGE suianrg the p-sscs
si,n of the sane owner THOS. WYNN,
ociT-iM Superintendent
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RlCHYOyp kDAyVILLE IA.

EXPaFSs FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
IN and afs5 MoNDAY' oe, ~ an q u ~ .
SIN Nchmoui daily Sunday eXceitcd Tor
Lfochbarg intermediate point leaving Achncn az ~
arriving rchburw A. n 20 tine % connect with she
passenger train going uest the virginia and Tennessee ha
road
train tAe aud arrive Ia Richmond az Gln
AN Tacig1 @ g TALCOrr. Supt.
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Dyspcpsia, Impurity or the bIood'

From RerL D. Hines, Pastor Of idref Church BosfoR'
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FlLL Ay3 y MIR AR8ANGENENT

FaLL Aya MIR ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TIMES WEEK,
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RErURNING FROM NEW YORk,
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Si-eragc psssage % Nts York cuJ -
PassaFc o. Nof1k zane rs IS thr river bofA
Excursion tickets d. oui aled until the next eeSon
osi LUDLAM a WATSON,
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DAY aOSNt &C re rhe sh iust e'm nee the regulr rue
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The Boats stouch regular landing the river
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down. gnd gn b. responsible for acr PCT On ne
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