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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-19
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Prairie County Democratic Convention.

According to previous appointment, the democracy of Prairie county assembled at i Brownsville, on Monday the 23d of April, lS60
 On motion of J. F. Gatewood, esq, Col Robert E. Rives was appointed president, and J. c. Merrill and E. w. Douglass, appointed secretaries.
 On motion, a committee of i've consist ing of J. F. Gatewood, Simeon Horne, w. T. Jones, J. c. Bogard and Josephus Tucker, were appointed to report basis upon which to make nominations.
 On motion, the townships were called, and the following delegates enrolled their names:
 Caroline-J M Blakeney. pr. B. F. Corn, C. E. Emerson, Wm. Donnell, L. De Berry.
 Centre--J. L. Bogard, R. E. Rives, w. C. Bogard, w. Nichols, P. II. Andrews.
 Clear Lake-None.
 Hamilton-Wm. P. Preston, S. W. Arnold, Josephus Tucker.
 La Grew-M Weatherford
 Pigeon Roost--D. w. Davis, A. Pip kin, W. W. Byrum, A. B. Mills.
 Prairie-W T. Jones, R. s. Can't, w. J. Rogers E. NJ. Douglass, Wm. Good rum, J. W. Jackson, A. Eagle.
 Richw oods-W H Eagle. White River-B. F. Ford, A. O. Ed wards, J. E. Gatewood, Simeon Horne, NJ. M. Erwin. Wattensaw-None. The committee, after retiring, reported the following resolution, which was adopt ed:
 Resolrcd, That each township represented in this convention shall be entitled to as many votes as were cast in said township at the Governors cleo ton, and that majority of the democratic vote of the county be necessary to a nomination. On motion, the convention proceeded to nominate a candidate for the legislature. Mir. Tucker nominated Hon. k. $. Can't. Mir. Blakeney nominated Col. A. A. Pittman. Mir. Davis nominated Dr. w. L. Moore. Mir. Erwin nominated Dr. J. $. Pearson. 1st Ballot-Gantt 2l6; Pittman l3l; Pearson 5l: Moore 42.
 Mir. Davis withdrew Dr. w. l.. Moore's name.
 2d. Ballot-Gantt 216; Pittman 173; Pearson 5l.
 Sd. Ballot--Gantt 2l6; Putnam 131; Pearson 73.
 4th. Ballot-Gantt 216; Pittman IFS; Pearson 51. Dr. Pearson's name was withdrawn.
 5th. Ballot-Gantt 216; Pittman 224. 9th. Ballot--Gantt 216 Pittman PA. 7th. Ballot-Gantt PIG; Pittman PA.
 B. F. Ford. esq, nominated Col. John 0. Davie.
 Sth. Ballot-Gantt PIG; Pittman 131; Davie 93.
 Col. A. A. Pittman withdrew his name.
 9th. Ballot-Gantt 2l6; Davie 224
 10th. Ballot-Gantt 216; Davie PA.
 Pending the Huh ballot. Hon. k. :. Can't withdrew his name; and upon his motion, Col. J John c. Davie was nominat-
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[. M. BLAKENEY.
HICKORY PLAINS, April 24th, 1860.

HTczoRY PLAINS, April 24th, 1860 MesSrS. R. s. Gantt, D. " Dacis II. M. Eruin, J. Tucker and J. M. Bldkeney-
 GENTLEMEN: l am just in receipt of your note, informing me, that the democratic convention, which met at Brownsville on yesterday had nom- mated me as a candidate for the legislature. This unsolicited manifestation of confidence is greatful to my feelings, and beg, through you to return to the democracy of Prairie county my warmest thanks. With much reluctance l yield to your solicitation and ask that you will. signify to the party, whose organ you are, my acceptance of the position to which the kind partiality of my party friends has called me. l regret that the delecate health of my family will prevent me from taking that active participation in the canvass which l would desire; but, will take occasion at an early period to express, through the public prints, my views upon the important questions which are now attracting public attention.
 In conclusion, permit me again to return to the democracy my thanks for the signal honor they have done me, and to you, getlemen, for the flat tering terms in which you have apprised me of the action of the convention.
 Respectfully your friend and ob't serv't,
 JOHN c. DAVE.
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No. 654. Synopsis of the Presidents Proclamation, No. 654, dated January 31 1860.

No. 654, dated January 31, 1860. T orders public sales in the STATE OF \ LOUISIANA, as follows:
 At the Land Office at OPELousAs, on the 7th day of May next of the vacant lands in forty three townships and parts of townships, heretofore un- offered, in the Parishes of St. Landre, Calcasieu Rapides and La Fayette.
 At the Land Office at OPELoUsAs, on the 2lst day Of May next, of all the vacant tracts in the eoen numbered sections rthin sir miles on each side of that part of the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad, within the Southwestern District.
 At the Land Office at NEW ORLEANS, on the l4th day of May next, of all the vacant tracts in the eoen numbered sections ,chn sir miles on each side oi that part of the New Orleans, Opeousas and Great Western Railroad, within the Southeastern District.
 The lands will be offered with the usual excep tons of school sections, etc, etc.
 The even numbered sections, within six miles each side ot the railroad will be offered, as required by law, subject to minimum of two dollars and nifty cents per acre.
 The sales will be kept open until the lands arc all offered, which is to be accomplished within two weeks, and no longer; and no private entry of any ot the lands will be admitted until after the eXpi ration of the two weeks
 fre-emptIon claimants required to establish their claims to the satisfaction of the proper re- gster and receiver, and make payment for the same on or before the day appointed for the commence ment of the public sales, otherwise their claims will be forfeited.
 JOS. s. WILSON,
 Commissioner of the General Land Office. General LdRd Office, March 10. lS60 2S-6
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$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber

RANAWAY from the subscriber, .. ll living at Plum Bayou, Jefferson county, ,X Arkansas, on the night of the 18th of April, .N ls6o, three negroes, viz: One boy, REMUS, about 3o years old, about feet, 10 inches high and will welgh about l6O pounds, black, with decayed teeth Will perhaps give some other name as his own, and also some one else as his owner Onebov. ANDY. about the same age, heighth and weight, black leit arm off near the shoulder, speaks rather low Also one girl, SARAH, of bright copper color about 22 years old about feet, 3 or inches high and will weigh about 125 or l3O pounds, rather slow spoken. Said negroes rode off two small sor- rel horses, with small white spots in their foreheads one of said horses has brand (S) on his left rump. The said negroes lnay have free pass, as think they were decoyeG off by some white person. A liberal reward will be given for the apprehension of said negroes and horses that I can get them, and $50 for the detection of the thief.
 C. M. SUMMERS.
 April 29 IS60 if
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A Teacher is Wanted

ITO fake charge of the Princeton Male ! Academy, Dallas county, Arkansas. This institution is in a fourishing condition and pays well-is situated in one of the most healthy re- eions of South Arkansas and surrounded by highly intelligent and moral community.
 No person need apply except a man well quali- fed to teach the classics and higher branches of mathematics, and of good moral character "a man of experience a teacher, and one who wants a permanent situation would be preferred
 JO GRAY, Secy Board ol Trustees.
 Prinoet0n, Ark, May 4, le60. 22-6t
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REPORT or A GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
 OF ARKANSAS

 FRsT REPORT OF A GEoLoGICAL RE coNNolsANcE OF THE NORTHERN COUNTIES OF AR KANSAS, MADE DURING THE YEARS 1857 AND 1858, BY DAVID DALE OWEN, PRINCIPAL, ASSISTED BY WIL- LIAM ELDERHoRsT, CHEMICAL ASSISTANT, AND ED WARD T. Cox, ASSISTANT GEoLoGIsT." INHE Proprietor of this valuable and Il popular BOOK has the pleasure of informing the public, that after much delay he is at last pre- pared to meet the numerous demands for copies, and fill all orders from the trade or others. "To THE CITIZENS OF ARKANSAS this is an in valuable book, but equally so to every one having the smallest interest in her lands or desiring in- formation concerning the wealth of her immense mineral resources, now being gradually but reliably developed.
 "Ihis is the first report of laborious survey still Tn rapid prOgrss under the patronage of the State, the discoN cries and disclosures from which will add wealth and importance to every portion of the country touched by the survey. 'Dr. Owen has richly sustained the high repu- taton he already enjoys from similar labor in other States
 It contains fourteen elegant illustrations, one very fine on steel, six beautifully colored itho- graphs and seven wood of the following places: l. Natural Dam, across Lees Creek in Crawford County; ? Sugar Loaf Mountain of Searcy County; l B. Calico Rock on White River;
 4. Sugar Loaf Mountain of Marion County;
 D. Prominent Mass of Sandstone, Lead Regions, Carroll County; G. Cliffs of the ''Bee Rock" on Little Red River; | '. Sugar Loaf Mountain, Van Buren County; s. Knob of Searcy County, on Forest Creek; g. Mammoth Spring of Fulton County; | 10. Round Top Peak, Judah Mountain-Boston Range; II. Marshalls Prairie, Boat, Pilot and Stack Mountains in the distance;
 p. Rock House on Cane Creek in Newton County; B. View across the Arkansas River, from the heights above Van Buren, Sugar Loaf Mountains in the distance;
 l4. Part of Boston Mountain Range, Newton County.
 Large Royal Octave, 256 pp. bound in cloth; price S2 %.
 Copies sent by mail carefully wrapped on receipt of price. liberal discount to the trade. JNO. E. REARDON, Bookseller and Stdtioner, May IiHle ROck Ark
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having claims against the 4 " estate of ARCHIBALD ". GooDLoE, dec'd, are hereby notified to present and prove the same be- fore the undersigned, Special Master in Chancery, in the case of Gordon ". Peay, Rrceioer of the R. F. Bunk, complainant, vs. Joseph B. Thredgd, admr ot Archibad ". Goodtoe, dec'd, ct d., deftndants, pending in the Chancery Court of Pulaski county, Arkansas, at his office ill LAKE VILLAGE, Chicot county. Arkansas, on the 2d Monday of June, 1860, being the 1lth day of said month"; and to be continued from day to day if necessary and claims received and proved will be reported to the said Court of Chancery to be held on the 3rd Monday of June next, at Little Rock, Arkansas, in accordance with the order of said court.
 w. w. EDWARDS,
 May l2, 1860. 2t Special Master, etc.
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TO ADVERTISERS

10 persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper ln the State. It has by far the largest subscription st-is very generally read in every county. With list of oyer si X thousand regular subscribers, it is read by not less than or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat therefore, presents to the public the best medium for interchangeable most remu- Aperative
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PRouD OF THE CRAFT.-Ws see by our exchanges from New Jersey that the type settlers are felicitating themselves upon the apparent morality oi their craft. One of these papers remarks: The printers of New Jersey boast that there is not a single pfin- ter in the State prison of the State, aud but one in the legislature.
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Correspondence.
ACDP041UOAOO'
 APRII. o3d. 1880.
Col. John C. Darie-

APRIL 23d, 1860. Col. John C. Dauie--
 DEAR SIR: As the organ of the democratic con- vention which met at Brownsville on this instant, we take great pleasure in informing you that you were unanimously designated suitable person to represent the people of Prairie county in the lower branch of the next legislature. In discharging the duty assigned us, permit us to express the hope that you may find it convenient to accept the position to which you have been called by the unanimous suffrage of the democratic party of the county Respectfullyyou friends and fellow citizens.
 ROBERT s. GANTT,
 D. W. DAVIS,
 M. M. ERWIN,
 J. TUCKER,
 J. M. BLAKENEY.
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J OB WOR K.

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- ishment in the country.
 We have procured, at cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ng machines, which enables Us to do work and es- pecally pamphlet and book work in a superior style and at very low prices
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DRY GOODS.

nOMESTIC bleached, Domestic brown. 1I Osnabergs 34 yd., Osnabergs l yd., Canton Flannel, Cotton Stripes, Hickory, Cottonades, Burtain Calico, Red Calico. oiled, Dress Calico, Drilling bleached, Drilling brown, Sea Island Cot ton, Demns, Seamless Bags, etc.
 May l2, '60. BEEBE & PARISH.
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5000 Telegraph Poles Wanted!

DROPOSALS will be received by the \ undersigned at the Anthony House, Little Rock, or by letter, for the supplying along side of the Memphis X Little Rock Railroad, of. Tele- grarh Poles, of the following character and dimensions of post oak, sassairas or black locust, ? feet long, straight trimmed, and not less than inches at the butt inches at the top. The poles to be delivered, singly, at the distance of 260 feet apart, along the line of the Meml his & Little Rock Railroad
 Divisions as follows: Little Rock to Browns ville- Brownsville to Duva's Bluff Madison to Memphis. The divisions will be divided to suit the parties along the line. An inspector will ex- anime the poles when delivered, and the cash paid. Those proposing between Madison and Memphis, will find Agent at the Railroad Office in Madi- son. All propositions to be made in writing up to June lst, anl all contractors to commence work by the 4th June. SNOW X kETCHUM.
 Little Rock May l2, loG0-3t.
 Make Hay while the Sun Shines!'
 A ND when it don shine make the more, 4 "A and sun it with Newberna ''3 tined Hay Forks" May l2. '60
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New Goods.

I AM now opening and offering for sale ! at the lowest kind of prices the handsomest stock of Dress Goods of every description to be found in this city In consequence of the pressure in the money market and the lateness of the sea sor, am offering my stock at the lowest kind Of prices for cash.
 Prints of the best quality for 1915 cts, cash
 Bareges, Tissues, Organdies Musins, in robes and plain, beautiful and cheap for cash. 5tLace Wells, new styles, White Goods of every description and quality, cheap for cash.
 Also, almost every variety of article wanted at this season. J. A.. HENRY
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M cL E ANS

TNHE greatest remedy in the world. This cordial dis
 titled from berry known only to myself, and chemi caly combined wth of the valuable medicinal roots, herbs and bar known the mind vlz BLOOD RooT, BLACK RooT, WILD CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DOCK, DANDBLIoN, SARsAPARLA, ELDER Flow with others, producing the niabe remedy for the restoration of health known. 1t is naures remedy, curing dis by natural laws When taken, it's influence felt coursng through every vein of the body purify and celebrating the circulation of the blood. 1t neutrazes bilious matter the stomach, and strengthens the whole ganizaiioL.
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HE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
 Ry S. YERKES
TERMS OF SUBSCRTpTT0N
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, (ten lines or ess,) for the first nser toS; ana oo cents for each subsequent insertion
 $3O. '''' '''- "'ii 'e o'iAfsse GU rroiesI6Pnal cards anu other advertisements, not
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Summer Goods.

GINGHAMS, Lawnes, Swisses, Or 0 gandees, Muslins, Jaconets, Brlliantines, Linens, Swiss Edge. Jaconet Edge, Swiss Insert ing, Jaconet Inserting, Jaconet Bands, Swiss Col lars, Jaconet Sleeves, Silk Illusion, Linen Hand kerchieis Cotton Fringe, Cotton Cord and Tassels.
 May l2 '60 BEERE & PARISH
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IUST received per steamer $. II. Tucker, C large lot of
 Macaroni Snaps;
 Ginger snaps;
 Cream Biscuit,
 Pearl Barley; And for sale cheap for cash by April 2S SARASIN X KRAMER.
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CIA APK C0INTN

LARh 1OO Y l.
 In Clark Circuit Court, in Chancery, March term, A. D. 1860. Hugh Campbell, Complainant,
 lb1 Vs. Robert H. McEwen, James R. Camp
 bell, as Executors of Archibald
 Campbell, deceased, Edward C. Stiles
 and Agnes E. D. Stiles his wife, Dan
 ie Paddock, jr., Executors of
 John H. Martin, deceased, Honorie
 Martin and Richard c. Martin, heirs
 of said John II. Martin, Defendants ENIllS day came said complainant, by \ Garland X Randolph his, solicitors, and filed his bill in court duly and properly verified by his affidavit ani exhibit Sections l, ? and 3, thereto against said defendants, all of whom it appears from said bill and affidavit non-resdents of the State Of Arkansas, the object of which bill is to have divided and portoned among said defendants and complalnants. the following tracts and parcels of land. viz
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DRESS MAKING.

MRS. ARENA SEE is prepared to make MI all descriptions of LADIES DRESSES She has had much experience and feels certain that she can suit the tastes of all who desire her ser vices. Her residence is on Center street, opposite the residence of Wm. Hanie
 May ,, 1860. 3m
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NOTICE.

MR. J. P. WALKER, or any one else IVA interested, will take notice that on the eighteenth of February, A. D. 1860, was delivered to me, per steamer Red Wing, l9 old Flows, mark ed J. P. Walker; for which paid said steamboat freight and charges to the amount of Sl3 90 Now, hereby give notice that if the charges on the blows mt paid within the next 30 days, shall proceed to sell them according to law, to satisfy the claim against them.
 GEO. $. MORRISON. Little Rock May 18th, 1860.
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BOOtS, bOOLS. THE finest assortment ever brought to Il this market, consisting of Water Proof, Dou- ble, Single a:,d Pump Sole, and in fact, any kind of Boot man would wish. .
 CLEMENTS & WILLETT, A.,ril 2S lS61 Main street.
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West Side PuJlic Square. April 2l, 1860. Gin DECEIVED per steamboat Henry fitz- ll hugh
 9 brIs extra superfne Flour, Boone mill
 brand;
 30 boxes Palm Soap; l5 Cheese;
 $ Starch;
 brls Mess Pork;
 2 Mess Beef; 100 '' Bolagna Sausage; Dried Apples;
 Hominy;
 1 boxes Prepared Horseraddish; '' Catawba Wine; 4 brls Cidar Vinegar; 50l assorted Stoneware;
 boxes Assorted Tobacco; 2 gross papers Smoking Tobacco; And for sale cheap for cash by April 2S SARASlN KRAMER.
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Just Received per steamer Sky Lark, = BARRELS White Com Meal. { Brls. Good old Rectifed Whisky. 3 ' Tennessee White q 2 $ Choice Brandy |" Roll Butter. ? !" Dried Apples 2 < Brown Sugar. |" White Crushed Sugar. 1000 lbs. Clear Sides. '' $ Sugar Cured Hams. 3 doz. ? hooped Buckets. < 3 '' Cedar Buckets ? s Selves.
 ? !" gollon Kegs with handles. Boxes Claret Wine. 5000 Choice Cigars.
 TOBACCO, RAISINS X CANDY, Pickles, Pepper, Yeast Powders, Rice Candles; Matches, Tea, Starch Brooms, Pipes and Small lot of first rate Tin-ware and also Cod fish, Mackerel, Sm ked Herring,
 Sartines and Oysters, All for sale cheap for Cash, by
 ADAMS & SNUGGS, May ,, 1860. Moin Stred, opposite Theatre
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MarshaTs Sale,
 DY virtue of an execution to me directed E) from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis trict of Arkansas, will proceed to sell to the last and highest bidder for cash in hand, on Saturday, the 9th day of June, A. D. 1860, the Steam boat LADY WALTON, together with her ma chnery, rigging, tackle, engines apparel, sails and furniture, levied on by me as the property of Will liam F. England, William Garrett and William Rowland, the owners of said Steamboat, to satisfy an execution in favor of 'B Barker, Hart Cook" Sale to take place board of said Boat at the wharf of the city of Little Rock. between the re- gular hours of judicial sales. Given under my hand this 9th day of May, A. D. 1860.
 JOHN G. HALLIBURTON,
 U. s. Marshal for the Eastern
 May l2, 1860. 2t District of Arkansas.
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C. r O c c r j c $! Sugar, Coffee, tea, Spice, Pickles and Oysters; Sauces, Ketchups, Sar1ines; Dried Prunes, Apples and Peaches; Crackers, Cheese, Candles and Candies; Sweet Oil, Mustard, Potatoes and Onions; Anchoves, Indigo, Starch and Beeswax; Matches, Basins Dried Pears and Beans; Butter, French Mustard in Jars; Choice Hams, Beef Tongues and Bacon; Whisky, Port Wine, Claret, and Cognac; Cherry Brandy, Cuemel and Holland Gin Scheidum Schnapps, Malaga and Catawaba Wine; Holland Herrngs, Mackere, Dun Fish: Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, etc., etc :.
 DRY GODS. Lawns Muslins, Calico; Beached Domestics Unbleached do..
 Hickory, Stripes, Jeans and Cottonades:
 Lnnen, Towelling, Bed Spreads; Bed-ticking, Mosquito bars, Checks, etc, etc.
 c L o T H N G Gloves and suspenders; Goats, Pants and Vests; Shirts Under shirts and Socks; Neck Ties, all sizes and styles; r F. A N c Y c % DS. Hair Brushes, Hair Oil and Combs;
 Looking Glasses, Belts and Purses; Razors Hooks X Eyes and Needles; Thinbles, Beads. Pins and Rings; Harps, Garters, Caps, and Violin Strings;
 Spring Fish hooks (Patented;) Snuff Boxes, Measuring Tape, Rules; Smoking Pipes, Thread, SILK; Steel Pens, Pencils, Ribbons, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags; Buttons, etc., etc., etc. HENRY FISHER. May 5th, le6O N. B-The above will not interfere with my usual business, but still prepared 10 carry on the building business in all its branches. Il. F.
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CalicNac
S T B A Y E D

s T R A Y B D ENROM the subscriber near Swan l. Lake, Arkansas county, yellow bay rI9H horse, l5 hands high, years old past black legs, mane and tail, has on a large bell with new black leather collar.
 ALSO-A dark bay mare MULE, years old past, about IA l hands high, tail shaved and mane roached, no marks or brands perceivable
 liberal reward will be paid for their delivery to me at my residence. c. D. NICKS. May ,. ln6O. 3WM
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SUNDRlES-Ha Dozen assorted sizes kC Cast Iron Furnaces; dozen Wooden Bottles
 Mays CLEMENTS < WILLETT
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY
Valuable Lands

WE are Agents for the sale of some w lands and city property Among these there is one tract of 80 90 acres in Chcot coun ty on the Mississippi river. One tract of so acres in the same county, between the river and Bayou B. One tract in Pulaski county in what is called the Richwoods country. One tract in the upper edge of Pulaski county, l60 acres
 fine tract on the Arkansas river, opposite Spadra, 572 acres above overflow, as rich as land gets to be, and where a fine plantation can be made
 fine residence near Clarksville, with well, barn, garden, etc.
 A tract of l6O acres, miles west of Little Rock. with b acres cleared and in cultivation. with good dwelling and out houses
 We will find persons desirous of purchasing farms, residences or wild lands. Welocate several thousand acres week for others, and have full knowledge of desirable locations all over the Sate
 HUTCHINGS X co. May 3, 'bO. 3t. Markham s., Little Rock
 Calicoes.
 4 LARGE stock of plain and fancy IA Prints CLEMENTS X WILLETT. May NOLLARS AND UNDERSLEEVES
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MORE, LOURY & CO, Paper Dealers, Stationers and Blank Book Manufacturers, OLD POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, Corner Second and Chestnut SIS,
 ST. LOUIS, Mo. April g, ls60 1y
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( (Caretally selected Jy himseT and warranted
 4 No. l.. Augers, Screws, Enamelled Kettles, Gimblets, Nails, Frying Pans; Boring Machines, Brads and Tacks; Saws, Powder, Lead and Shot; Pocket and Table Cutlery, Clothes Lines Pins; Chisses, Spoons, Wool Cards; Axes, Shears and Scissors, Curry Combs; Hatchets, Mallets, Sand Papers Hammers, Wood dsaws, Prepared Chalk, Planes Gall descriptions Scales, States; Files and Rasps Pad Locks, Chalk Lines; Drawing knives, Faucets (brass and wood;) White Lead, Turn Screws, Coffee mills, w. Zink; Screw Wrenches, Cutters, Linsecd Oil Locks Lanterns, Brushes of all descriptions, etc; Butts and Hinges, Puleys, etc, etc.
 Boots and Shoes. Ladies, Gents and Children's Shoes.