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/ IBL LO'' G A R d e N
NIX XON'S
MIDSUMMER ENTERTAINMENT
OPERATiC-DRAMArIC-BALL
he interesting and beantfai BOTANICAL DISPLAY
~ I X O Ms

THE FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
This department viii be under the sdpentendence Of he
well known and distinguished florist Mr. Fitzpatrick Of
broadway and 29th-st
FLORAL AVENUE,
with every vsrirty Of Paut. and Flowers. N
yuLL onanent-d with Dolphins and Mernsids
pyine the .bdns Of Woodbne and other cimbtng
plants ovennnng the walls and ceiling In natural festsons.
whie hs light from Thousand i.ts Eliminates the
MAONiFiCENI PROMENADE q ARDEN In tine OPEN AIR.
containing thousands N the most choice plants Ia bud bloom
fountains, cool walks, NC, brilliantly Illuminated
In the open Ar a,o Is another endd Garden surrounded
with the ch'st horticu Playing Fountns
seees Arbor abes &c This Garden Is for gentlemen 10 bo
used as smos ipg recess and Conversation promensdc
SPACIOUS and MAGNIFICENT ARB0R,
nclosed both sides with vines and yaions kinds
and proinson Of the rare.s plants flowers with Botanical
and Animal Aquaria, containing rare Plants F-h.
GRAND FLORAL PALACE, Or OPERA SALOON
which literally hed with the costly Flowers and shrub
Lime and other
LADIES DRESSING OF RETIRING BOUDOIR.
.,,lnsiy.y for the Of ladies' and chiliren.
The Fontsps have been placed and ornamened by those
skfu artisans Messs Fowler Kirkland Co., No. Broad
av and the Vegetable and Animal Aqura arranged By Messr
G,,a,on a Goddard Of No ~ Broadway
THURSDAY EVENING, june /, 1850.
The doors III opened hours before the conmeneemens
'' 'A' TIL STAGE OF THE THEATER,
beautiful Garden Scene lsinted by Nh 'onn In"ne
and adorned with real Flowers viii De
THROWN OPEN no VISITORS .
who viii have full liberty to examine all the pAraphen~s Oh
'"e H''''' AT THE SOUND OF THE GONG,
the audience will pesc clear the stage and prepare Tor me
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
which will commence, at O'Clock, with the newyedted
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BOOKS FOR THE MILLION
EVERLASTING CORNUCOPIA OF FUN.
BLACK JOKES FOR BLUE DEVILS.


BLACK JOKES FOR BLUE DEVILS.
Broad Grins Yourg Africa Huge Outlaws from Sable
Aee VIII from the Plantation!
book full and running with the side splitting fun Pc
COOLER" to the dsrkey race
This Is the most complete collection Of Black Diamonds
eve. Dug the mines Of CUy do and conuns the
esseuce al that shahy the peculiar charscters
tics San bo gheed from all sources sited wnnowed ana
highly seasoned o,. e,1,, ,,,,,., ,,,,,. o.oor,v
The most nyeterafe Of blue devils viii De dpeled by
reading How Julius BOwsbanks COuTted Diana fattbum" or
the lored Duel" Some buttons certainly vi come on with
r.sdp Of the uutcs e Sophronsbs Etha Msoina Jones
and other tharacteIs iu "southeTner Eonsehold High
ariG sreusren Dey DOpf Smel Strong in Heaven" Miss
PIilse and her Puppy" sAie the ST Nchoa- Higha-
tin (iuetr" Coored Revival" e extending stories
ana the hundreds Of na ke 1.-THE sas d pepper OF the book
will draw long broad gIin' Il any time -. o
Let all poor devils that cant gte up e sses read the Col
oIed PIeaCheru an Cn Hard T1m<G"
The hole making time killing companion for he traveller
cou.oer Tor the afflicted the delight of the home circle and
repoufl fost f bitteIg laughter for every
ard child in Christendom.
In the language BROTHER Professor Godophns Duronegy
Nor lip DE context of dis bo is jokes; dem jokes de-
wild crinolire and Sally Rce3 Coophoba and coannder
ums barmorze desc jokes to de stem and dseomooOer
aes all the collie and blue devil and gives meo ous appe
te and in such perfect state Of harnonism dat you
vbatin at de time Is fet perfect sti
dis change is nothn moren tn senshashun
pro tenn you'll slug anthems and loud Susannahs and ae
capivaie oil the yaeT gals IN your hearing"
Buy copy d
BLACK JOKES FOR BLUE DEVILS,
Containing Thousand Coni .alities, sad nearly
Hundred Humorous W ood Cuts
Price 25 cents. Publshedby
No "a ADn-st, " y.
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THE RACE.COURSE OF LOVE;

Lords, ladies' guests guards. dancing III. attendants le
After the Burie.que
i"' SusTENDED FOR FORTY MINUTES.
give time promenade and refr-shment In the grdens
srbors, and saloons and for the
OPERATIC VARIETIES.
conducor W,,.as cona., in1
%S psp"d 4; rn,i;b bv Nal Won BEEkPL AMI
Mad. Ii. ECKHARDT
REFRESHMENTS for LADIES and Gentlemen CspIrtnous
liquors ptedw be served the Saloons aud Gardens az
After the dPEahIIC lNTERLUDE the Theatrical Pro-
sane will be resumed ard the evenings entertainment
cuded with the Grand Belief Diverti-sepient OF
LORETTA.
Loretta ME IL; LIMA WrHDEh
Jacob. L. VINCENT
'-'' '-' In the course sfthe piece
Pas de Mile Lima WISle and Mons Weilhof
Character Nile. L. Windel and Weithof
fas is. y:Isi and Scs1 .ne seiss
Ballet Opera Drama, Promenade Concerts Botanical and Flo
adens and inspection OF the the price OF admission
ONLY FIFTY CENTS,
for which almost nsnihcan price all the curious and nrac
IiTENTivE USHERs and SPECIAL POLICE will
be in aing assist ladies' and children AID preserve order
DOORS OPEN e. O'Clock; curtain ies az q The eater
viii s9pSSe % rn q ~ e ~ yf6 5e there ,s win dad, 30
closing fualy at II M in tine for stages in all directions
MxiiNEE$ FoR LADIES ASD Nd, /. CaIdLpaEN. CHILL every
at 2 O'clock No seats reserved for the Matinee..
NIBLO's EN-ANNIvERSARY and
~ FLORAL FEsiIyAL-NOw open for one day, from, 9
AddEe,sss are ss.peced from ssGS sSR pa
az II stlument Music throughout the dav HORACE Wa
IERs, esq, will p eide at the tisno Miss MARTHA DA-
Music by Dodwo. sand The Society book. OF record will
be for inspection Fruits OF the season and
obtained in the Reehmentroom. Admission % cents
children half pee.
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A, uoue.-Pror FOWLER, Practical Phreno

AT Home.-ProC FOWLER Practical Phrenoionss, & -. s
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EXCURSION down the Bay, to witness the An
II nua Reea,ts Of the Newiok Yacht Cl1b-rhe iiyotte
New or Yacht Club down the Fay and back Thursday
L. Iqt0 Iea,tuz Pier 26 between Barclay and Robnsonss
North River at lO4 III. T.cketf, 81
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1860. - -
pr. c. V. MEApoR.

TT. V. V. MEADOR, HAVING located in Little Rock v;, i A give Professional attention to SURGICAL CAaES
 Diseases of tho EYE and EAR DISEASES OF FEMALES. and 6rnptips Diseasss et As Skin, Of all descriptions. Having devoted special attention to the trs.A practice he hopes to be able to render 'o those who may require his services. ''' S- h5- Any reference desired pu De oiven. = v CLOTHING. CLOTHING. 1H' TWEED Sacks; v II Fancy sat. Sacks < Frocks: si s Black sat. Frocks, fancy sat Frocks. ia Black cass. Frock aud Sacks; f Fancy cass. Sacks;
 Brown mixed cass. Sacks:
 Black union cass. Frocks; .3 Super. Cadet sat. Frooks, Mens fancy sat. Pants;
 Mems black sat. Pants; a Mems steel mixed sat. Pants: asr4
 Mens' Cadet Pants; sfj s
 Mens' super6ne sat- Pants. sfz5 ] Mems fancy cass. Pants; H Mems black cass. Panta, js M Mems Doeskin
 
 pav Ladies' Cloaks, (asst'd) Boys valincia Vests; f Boys fancy cass Yeats;
 Mems superfne satin vestss 2 Mems fancy cass. { Mems black cloth do;
 Mens' fancy satin do:
 Mens' fancy sat. do: e z*s Boyssssst. Coata. q.
 & BOys' fancy cass Coo niys na oix asfs. s97ss; '..ss. Boys cass. <
 Boys black Tricot Pants:
 Esqnimaux Beaver Oversscks. Blue Pilot sl.-- ofta ps s Oyercoats;
 Hot Sacks;
 Fancy sat. Oversacks:
 Fancy cass. e Just received drect from New York. and vi, k. sold 'sa Httle" chsaper than ever was sold h.fnr in < Little Rock. Atthe cheap cash store by : oc. .o M. OSBORN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
"Marsaret.,

The following beautiful poem s.v. .h Charleston Courier, was written for th s, Ne~-,f ork Home Jonrnal, by S Al Re S an'er, of Mobile, formerly of Charleston - me edi.ors truly say that :. in the entir, range of poetic literature, few. if any verse, of like character will be found that snr pass it: 'A"' our Twas on the broad, blue Che..ne.ta
 ., Before the sun had set;
 The wind blew, but it was mt b,s,L- }. DEW sny, SOU and cool, and famed her cheek. ~ when, one brief Moon ago. meet sa The gentle Margaret.
 on; she was fair, that summer eve. ,.,t
 Ere yet the sun had set---
 Ere yet the twilight tints could weave That pearl dropt moon when 6rst met
 The pensive Margaret! " one stood npon the dashing deck ne deck spray y-showered and wet.
 gem without flaw or leck, NOT ,,,, even the soilure of speck- 8.
 ~ nay dride-like Moon when first Imes M Ane beautieous Margaret!
 She stood and gazed upon the sea. ee =, Lost in it's foam and fret sit .z Sne s,, stood, ands gazing, seemed to me
 Ans sweetest being born to be-
 nat torrid Moon when first met
 The thrilling Margaret! r oh: hay hair with brownish dyes,
 fought in the siken net;
 and tender, gleamy, ,shadowy eyes.
 Mysterions those evening skies is of { ,@@e nat lated Moon when first mot H
 The lovely Margaret! '-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
RUNAWAY NEGRO.
NO. 66e.l

[No. e6e.l BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. IN pursuance of law, l, JAMES BUCH- 1 AVIAN, President of the United States of America do hereby declare and make known that public sales will be held at the undermentoned land offices in the STATE OF ARKANSAS at the periods hereinafter designated, to-wit:
 At the land office at LITTLE ROCK, commencing on Monday, the l7th day of December next, for the disposal of the public lands heretofore unofer- ed situated within the following townships, viz: South ef the base line and west cf the h principal
 meridian.
 Townships IS and l9, of range 4.
 Townships 8 and l9, of range 5.
 At the land office at FAYETTEVILLE, commencing on Thursday, the 2Oth day of December next, for the disposal of the public lands heretofore unofered situated within the following townships, viz: North c the base line and ,oest of the h principal meridian. Township l9, of range 20 Township IT, of range 2l At the land office at CLARKsvILLE, commencing on Monday, the l7th day of December next for the disposal of the public lands heretofore unofered | situated within the following townships, viz: North ot the base line and ,oest of the 7hprncipal srr meridian. Fractional townships and ?, of range B. At the land office at WASHINGTON, commencing on Wednesday, the 18th day of December next, for the disposal of the public lands heretofore unoered situated within the following townships, viz: South cf the base line and ,ccst of the fifth principal ar meridian. l The fractions south of the old boundary line of township 20 of ranges 2l, 9, g, 24, g and 26. | At the land office at CHAMrAeNoLLE, commenc ing on Monday, the l7th day of December next, Tor the disposal of the public lands heretofore un offered situated within the following townships and parts of townships, viz
 South of the base line and of the fh principal l meridian.
 Township l9, of range 6.
 Township l9, of range '.
 Township 19, of range 8.
 Township IS, of range9. Township 20, of. .onge IS.
 The parts south of she old boundary line. of township 20, of ranges l9 a2d %.
 Land appropriated by law fol the use of schools, military, and other purposes, together with the "swamp and overtowed," will be excluded from ! the sales.
 The offering of the above lands will be comnepc ed on the days appointed, and will proceed in .he order in which they advertised until the whole shall have been offered and the sales closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and private entry of any of the lands will be mtted until after the expiration of the two weeks Given under my hand, at the city of Washing ton, this l lth day of September, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty. JAMES BUCHANAN. | By the President: | Jos. S. WILSON,
 Commissioner of the Genrral Land OtFee.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
Come One, Come AL. both
 GREAT AND SMALL: 8s

\ ND examine the large stock of Dry ~, nA Goods, Periumery and Toys just received by MM.JONES ut his store, corner of Main and Cherry streets. Fl a'. anu
 Haslng returned from the east, after selecting this market, comprising Silks, Delaines. CaI;coas
 bieaehed and unbieached Muslins, Collars, Shnvls' Cioaks, and variety of other things too numerous to mention, which he has now received and is nre. pared to dispose of at very moderate prices. His mot,o IS small profits and quick sales He invites the ndies of Little and vicinity to call and examine for themselves. s4e Oct. o1 1sen
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
J. c. HANNA, Sec'y.

SUICIDE BY SHOOTING HMsELr.-Yester. day, Capt. Jas. L. Lamothe, of our State legislature, and well known in our city, committed suicide by placing loaded pis- tol to his head, and shooting himself.
 He lived in the fourth district. Various rumors prevailed as to the cause of the me lancholy act; but, as neither one was relia. ble. we permit all surmiSe 10 rest on our part.-N. o. Della.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10

JUST reed per s. B. BEN COURSIN, O Barrels Vinela Whisky; barrels Tennessee white Whisky; l keg Lemon Syrup; ? barrels Old Monongahela Rye Whisky; ? !" Bourbon Whisky; 10 half barrels;
 l barrel Lard Oil;
 boxes natural Twist Tobacco; 3l barrels extra Flour; sacks Coffee; box Pepper;
 6 boxes ClaTet Wine; " Champagne; 3 " Isingass; l2 gross Playing Cards 6 dozen Bar Tumblers ? Boxes Worcester Sauce; l hogshead Prime Sugar; doz. scrubbing Brushes; 10 gross Matches;
 1 barrels Molasses For sale by W. c. SCRUGGS &BRO. Little Rock Sept. 1, '60.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
STOP THE MURDERER. $ Il. Q Q Q Re w ard

I WILL give Eight hundred dollars re- Il ward for the apprehension and delivery of Peter P. Pitchlynn, Jr., to the civil authorities of Sevier county, Arkansas.
 The said PITCHLYNN murdered my husband in cold blood on the 10th of July, ls6o. He is a native of the Choctaw Nation, very fair skin, rather large blue or grey eyes, dark hair cut close and uneven, though generally he wears It long, fond of drinking, talks and laughs loud.
 He is about feet, 10 or II inches high, weighs about l35 or 40 lbs, rather spare made. He had negro of his fathers with him when he letf, both were armed with double barreed shot guns. It is supposed he will make his way westward, probably to the " Leased District" west o f the Chckasaw Nation, as he has relatives living in that section of country.
 The Governor of the State of Arkansas has issued his proclamation offering $200 reward on the part of the State making Sl ,000 altogether.
 MRS. F. c. HARRIS,
 Ultima Thals, Serier Co.,, Ark Oct. e7, 1860. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
NOTICE.
 I.ANn nrp,c-


 Little Rock, Ark, 3d Oct 1860. { DATENTS for entries made between tbe L third day Of February, 1859, and the twenty thlra day of June, 1859, for settlement and culti vanon under the graduation act of August, 4, 1854 have beenreceived at this office, and the purchasers are herebynotted to come forward immediately ana make the required proof of " settlement and eanva.'oa, ana receive their respective patents, because II 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 on-peformance of the conditions of settlement ana cultivation contemplated by the graduation act of Augusta, 1854 "ss
 H. A. POWERS, Register,
 Oct 6. 1860. 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
=, r.' - " A1'skS, NGglStef,
 P. T. CRUTCHFIELD, Receiver. Oct. 6, 1860. 6w ->~''''
A paluable Tract of Land for. .Saze

WILL offer my place for sale-it con A tains 2so acres; 75 or 80 in cultivation, and 25 moe under fence, with very little trouble could he brelght into cultivation next year, and 25 more deaiened last summer was year. There is good fionloaaoIe dwelling house and kitchen, smoke houe, corn cribs and two good negro houses. ,,so id ot gin timbcrs all ready hauled up and ia ready to be raised-there is also very good or. tes iatt tpfashss aRplet ssds river from Little Rock, five miles from Little Rock one mile below the Memphis road, and 21l.. miles from the Arkansas river. As l am determined to sell, will offer my place low for cash. As for further information call and see me on the premises
 Oct. 20, lS60. I'm F.. H, w. HOUSE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10
Attention! Attention!!
 sis EVERY ONE THAT WANTS CHEAP G00DSM!!!. '! PCaN at the Neac Store of J w. Fl. FIELD, JR.

HAVE JUST REC'D by WAGONS Il direct from'Whte river, large and extensive stock st of HARDWARE, consisting in part of Horseshoe Nails,
 Hook Tooth be Cut Saws, osb4''
 Drawing Knives, Spades,
 Long handle Shovels,
 ~ Breast Chains, Fry Pans, i
 rs Drawing Chains, Log Chs Locks of various kidds, Cast Steel cotton Hoes of superior quality,
 Saws, Hatchets, Hammers and Chisels. ,oI. Tar axes cant De surpassed, we have both the Coffee Roasters and Coffee Mills.
 ufactories, 8.a - '-'"A ''
 Knives and forks,
 Butcher .niv.. ats Pocket Knives, ;. Also large stock G of Ma, Manila Ropes, ,5. x, < and E. Also Cotton Rope. lii Y >-'> !"
 Sadd1ery!! Saddzery!! We have large and extensive assortment of Saddiery, which we have bought at such low figures snas l am satisfied can sellto those who are in fine enaineed mans Saddle.
 California a9 Dog. Danube 'sss 0esssg5 Ladies Saddles of every kind. and Brides too pnmsrons to mentioz. s.sss. M. ~, Birdie filings, Halters, Webb and Leather stir,nn Leatners' Back Bands, Saddle Bags of every x z kind; Buggy whips, Horse Whins. as5 ox. whips and Negro-whips. s.4 ]. 4 mace set of Sdddzer's Tools. l Set of fine Stage Harness. complete. = i' r ..,, Double Buggy Harness complete, which
 p u IT. e p.n ssplendid assortment of Spurs; Large Mexican Beii Spurs, (steel, small steel and Iron Spurs- Ladies Travelling satchcls, Carpet Bags, etc. < . Dry- Goods and CaotAing, A complete assortment of Dry Goods and Cloth. had. s a W H EEI1 n y I "o Sept. 29th, 1860. @5