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rs Numb:rs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
l Capital Prise of S37,5OO.

1896 Prizes amounting to $578,557
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5; Quarters ST
Certifirntes of Packages in the 6bove
Scheme, TO he drawn edch Wednesday. will be
sold at the following rates, which is the risk
26AWhole Tickets, SI49 so
26 Half. :: 1915
20 Quarter " 81 81
IN oEDERtaG TICKETS or cERTIr1oATEs.'
Enclose the amount Of money to our address
what you wish to purchase name the Lottery
in which You wish it invested, and whether
You wish Halves. Wholcs or Quarters, on re-
ccipt of which we send what is ordered, by first
mail, together with the scheme.
Immediately: after tho drawing, printed
drawi9geertified to by the Commissioners,
will besent. with an explanation.
Purchaser will please write til cir signatures
ppl"n and give their Post on;ce, Com " sed
All communcatioas strictly confidential.
All prizes Of 81 900 areds underlspaid i'm.
mediately after the drawing-oll,er rrizes at
the usual time Of 80 days. S.
CURgSINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES;
Capital Prise S5O,OOO
Dra"s Erery SaturdaH.s -
Whole Tickets $40: IIalves$5; Qtiartersso.5O
Orders for Tickets or Certificates in any of
the above Schemes to be addressedtto ! -syf-
WOOD. EDDY d CO., Wilmingt6b i. DelSa
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO.. ST. Louis. Missouiniisss&
Circulars containing schenSss for the month,
vii, TiIi be sent free of expensstyssssdaressi 'as
.,F Tire Drewines of: WoodY Egdy d. .Co,'s
totteries are rnbiis!ie N the New :YoryesIIsr-
aid, New York Times anfN ew Yorker stsats
Zeitung -, -, - fs
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State of South Carolina.
= ABBEH1IIB- D1sERaoE-
Office Court o fComn,o,, Ioleas ana Geaal Session,
Moore ss q"'''s rhempsss As'sseTs"' T.;r p,;I,;
Jos. w. Davis lifts saktiornar 81
w HEREAS the Plaintiff didson! the tenth
~. day Of April eight cen. hundred aud
sixty, file his declaration nginst the befep.
dent. who. Gtsis said) is aBsept from ana
without the limits of the state. and hasqeitber
whoma e0pysf said deelora,on snsf mirht p"Ss bs
seFyed: 1T is therefore ordered That Tie said
Defendant do appear and plead to tIisgshii de.
claration. on or before the eleventfisyduy Of
APril.eighteen hundred and sixi = one. StLer
wise nnai and absolute judgment wilks THEN be
r, ~, MATHEW MCDONALD. C. c. p.
April IL, 1850 81 12n
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CHARLES CATLIN.

Driler IN PIA no FOR7E.S. Afns,c Guitars
1ih"s Banjos. Flutes. 1ccordcons. instyuc.
ton Books, Guitar and I'ioiin Strings, DC
Opposite U. S. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA.
Also Sole Agent for Chickering l. Sons, and
Stodnrts Celebrated Piano Fortes.
~ His stock comprises every variety of
6t, 64, and 7 octave instruments, from $3.50 to
$1,000. Every instrument is warrant ed sound
ana perfect. March 23, lSGO, l2m
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SPLENDID SCHEME

10 De Drawn IN August, as follows {:
Class 376 Draws Wednesday, Aug: 8, 1860.
Class asS Drawe Wednesday. Aug. Is, als60.
Glass 400 Draws "Wednesday, Auyn22, 1860.
Glass 4l2 Draws Wednesday, Aug. 90, 1850.
Nearly one Prize to creryt,co Tickets,
rs Numb:rs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
The Greatest Duel on Record,

An old Missisippian furnishes the follow. Ing to the Woodville (Miss. Republicans:
 The famous duelin which forty or more gentlemen were engaged in 1928, is still re- menihered ln Aatcliez. Col. Jim Bowie. the famous fighter and inven of tl.c kpi.oS winch bears his name, used to spend a oreat
 deal of time ill Natchez. He was cha. 1enged by gentleman of Alexandria Lon. iSiana, whose friends to the n;;mber off twenty or more, accompanied him to Natchez to sec fair play. knowing that Bowie was desperate man, and had hiss friends about him. All parties went upon the held The spectators took their placesA ln the rear far enough not { O endangcr them
 with their balls. Behold the battle array thus:
 Twenty armed Louisianians fifty vards oehlnd their champion and his seconds and
 surgeon, and opposite them, as far behind. Bowle and his seconds and surgeon, twentvs armed Mississippians. Behold the heights of Aatchcz thronged with spectators. and
 steamer ln the river rounding to, it's dcc)1s black with passenger watching with decpl interest the scene. The plan of fight was t exchange shots twice with pist ols and toI close with knives, Bowie being armed witl,s hls own terrible weapon. At the first freI both parties escaped. At the second the Lou'Sianlan was too quick; and took ad- vantage of Bowie, who waited for the word. At thls Bowie's second cried foulI play, and shot the Louisianian dead. The second of the latter instantly killed thc slayer of his principal Bowie drove his khlie into this man. The surgeons now crossed blades. while with loud battle cries come on the<two parties of friends, with fury in their eyes. In amoment the whole number were engaged in fearful conflict phks, pistols and knives were used with la'ai effect, until one party drove the other from the field. do not know how many were killed or wounded in all, but it was dreadful slaughter. Bowie fought like a
 hon, but fell covered with wounds. Fors months he fingered at the Mansion Uonse before he fully recovered"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
Proclamation by the Governor.
 Sl.40O REWARD.

W to the Governor, that George w Ash. brooks and Christopher Himinia. indicted n n Randolph county for Larceny. and Elisha 6rooks, indicted for Murtlc; iii Randolnl coun1y, and - Micheals, charged with Larceny in handoiph county; and James Denton, charneJ wlth L%icenyin lzard county, and James Lenenr charged with an Assault with intent to Kill in ,zard , county; and Joseph Bond charged win Murder It independence county, Arkansas; broke from the jail of Independence county, Arkansas. on the night or the Fist of September, 1860, and are e, now rlnniag at large. ',''N |, ineteiore, l. ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor of .he otate of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority III me vested by law, do hereby offer n reward or Iourteen hundred dollars, fer the arrest and delivery oi the stid George W. Aslbrooks, cbr,s. topher Himmia, Elisha Brooks, James Dentnn Saines Lenear, Joseph Bond and -, Miebeals or two hundred dollars for the delivery of any one oi the above named escaped criminals. to tbc sherlii ol Independence county, Arkansas. in order shi 1ust. ce may he had, and the laws cxeentad
 In testimony whereof, have hercunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of tt. s Arkansas to be affixed at the cit, of ;ttIe
 Roeky this 2d day of October. n l9,;p
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 By the Governors:
 D. M. " EANER, Secretary of St1fo
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
New Fall and Winter Goods.

JUST received from New York, Balti- ~ more, Philadelphia and Boston, one of the largest and most tasteluly selected stocks of goods evu brought to this market, tparticular attention hay ng been given to the selection of Ladies' Dress G0ods.) consisting of
 hlae% Silks, PopliIla, De Baze, Cashmcrcs,
 De Lanes, etc, etc..
 and very large assortment of Prints, both En 2 sh and American, Jaconets, Swiss, Book Mus. lin', Lawns, Linens, Belts, and large lot of Hosiery. Consisting of every variety of Ladies and Gents Cloves and Gauntots, Cassamerc and Black Silk Hose, etc., and one of the best lots of ready made clothing ever brought west-consist- ing Of B ack Cloth Coats and Pants, Fancy Gas slmcre Coats and Pants of every desc.i iption
 Also, large and most tastculy selected lot of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shocs--all Of which will be sold cheap for cash or punctual dealers, by
 Sept, It. co. A. ]. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
NOTICE.

pANAWAY from the subscriber .S
 i living at Masou's Mills, Plum Bayou F. 2S O., Ark, negro man named REMi}S--s i'd SS boy is about 30. years old, , feet. 10 or I inches i1 h. black color, upper ront teeth decay ycd, slen- der built, will weigh about G0 lbs and had the hair on the rieht sde of his head cut shorter than the left, and rather quick spoken, but can easily be detected by questioning, and will probably give some one else as hjs owner. Said boy role oil when he left small solrel horse. a ltle white ill his forehead and or white feet and about 9 years old liberal reward will be given for tic apprehension of said negro or house SO that aa,n get them. C. M. SUMMERS.
 July D. 1862 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

A NEGRO man named ISAAC, made his \ escape from Little Rock, on the 20th May, is69 He is about 22 years old, black, weighs lstl ihS.' about feet 10 inches hiAh; lad on new black alpaca coat, cotton ptns, dn old red and lroMn striped satin vest, homemade siloes without heels, black wool hat-lOw crowned, and stripetl hickory shirt. lie will probably eiGearor to 90 back to Washington county, he was brought from there for sale in this market.
 Arewarl of $25 will he paid for his q, rrehcns:on,
 Addiess, B. SMITH.
 Fayetteville, Arkansus.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
Proclamation by the Governor. The State of Arkaneas.


 To THE SnhmrFs oF-rnE SEVERAL COUNTIES IN SAID
 SrATE-Greting:
 sA HEREAS, The laws of the United W States and of this State, require t,,ot an election shaIl be he'd in the State ot Arkansas on the tnes't'y next after the first Mon,ay in the mHhti Of November, A. D. tj, (which will be ne e slAsn 'y oi lIl mentl,) for the election of tSvas ls to vote for the cetiOn of Il President and wee Presiden of the United St !tcs NOW, therefore, !, ELIAS N CovwAY, G werner n the State oi Ark nSas, hereby declare a' make known that said election shall be held il, tn re- SpectNe counties oi the State of Arkansas , said lnesday next after the fir t Monday in the month o ofeml CT, A. D. lSG0 (which llbe the 6ih ,la, oi s'ld n0nth,) for the e cct on of Fora ELrcroRs Tor the said State, to vote for the election of Pre- sident and Vice President of the United States. Fuel iegal coter Of his Sate eH haye fhe riyhf fo coe for o1r pcrsons for circtors as 6y Ltc oU foUr o' hc etec ors are to be ec ed by e 9qaAitd potrs ot he ,chple Stafe.
 Said elect o.ito be conducted by tue judges who held the general election in August last. and under the same regulations required by law in holding sad genera election, and the shrrifs of the eyerl eoHiiGeS m ts State are hereby required to cause sad election to be held accor, ing to law The re- turns of said e'ectiun will be made by the clerks of the several counties to the Governor of this State, III the mauher prescribed by section two of cbal ter siXty-thice, ot GoHds D est of the Statutes of Arkansas" VI In testimony whereof. have herernto set my
 hand, and caused the seal of the State of tL s. Arkansas, to he affixed at the city of Iittle
 Rock on the 25th day of Ses tcniber, A. D.
 1860.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. S M VIEWER, Secretary of State.
 Sel {. 29, l~t0. 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
M. WEAVER, Secretary of State.
D E s C RI 2 TION


 | he said Gforye IT. ashLrooas is about o9 rears rect lo inches higll heavy set, will wegl, a,aus ioV pounds, dark skin, black eyes and dark mlskees aasl prlistaelt wieass als.fsa The said C'riaopdrr Hinnaia is about a3 wears ou' feet, inches high, heavy sci. and will oh hair. anu ''si' The said Eiisba Brooks is abont 20 wears old t rect hieii, spaie made, will weigh about i5o or l6J pounds, far skin, blue eyes ard da, k hair. r. lhe said Janies Dentoa is about % wears old, iee,, inches high, heavy set, weighs about l5O or io1 pounds, fair skin, blue eyes, sandy hair. ne sad Jomes Leasoy is about 30 years old. ! iee'' or inches high, weighs about la5 or no pounds, light hair, blue eyes, sailow complexion. has scar on the right side of his head, near the hair. '' i'e"A '"e lnc said - Michea,s is about @ or B wears oei' ea feet, lo inches hgh heavy set weighs about 'oo or lo' pounds, fair skin, black eyes and hair. anu ms round hole about the center of his fore. heiu' wh eli he says was made by d rock from blast, but locks like bullet hole.
 Oct G. 1S6i. 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
Light Literature

4 GAINST WIND AND TIDE. by / \ Holme Lee, author of Katharine Brand etc. SYLVAN HoLT's DAUGHTER, by IioIme Lee. RUTLEDGE, 1 vol, Cloth.
 JULIAN HoRNE-A Tale of College Life, by F W. Faucr, NJ. A., author of Little by Little, etc. BEUIAH, by Augustus J. Evans.
 TuE RwAIs; or. the Times of Burr and Haml. ton, by Jere Ciemelis
 WiOow BrDorT PAPERS, Illustrated, by Miriam Bory.
 SPARROW GRASS PAYERS or Living in the Conn. try, by Fred $. CozzeHs, Illustrated
 Mas. SInnuN's WINDOW, and Othcr Papers, by Mrs. Mark
 PEABODY, with humorous illustr3tons fresh supply just received at the bookstore of Sept. I, Ie69. JNO. E. REARDON,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13

Embroidelies,
 LaCes,
 Cloaks and Shawls, READY MADE CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS X CAPS.
 LADIES X GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, GROCERIES, llARDW ARE, QuEENSW ARE,
 SADDLERY. TOBACCO,
 SEGARS etc, etc., etc. in fact, every thing generally called for in a St"le; all of Whi h are se hng at very low Prlces. We have very large sto and must sell CHEAT i'll order to make room for more new ar riSns. My stock of
 STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS consists in pat of all new stlles of DeInnes fopln', Pate ChtVecrs, French Meuno, all wool DeialneS' Lester, Si Ks, 'pucns, Cobures Cling hams; Pli.s of all 1T "le>, Prints, new styles together with large stock of
 Woolen and Domestic Goods, Bsoadcloth, Cassnere, blk and fancy, Cassinett. Satnet;, etc. etc.
 Hmbroiceries, very good assortment, Swiss ana Jaeonet Edeing and lnserti,ns, Silk, Linen and Thread Lace and Edgng, Collars, Under sleeves, Sett', Skirts, lidktS, etc.
 White Goods, in very lage variety, to which We call particular attention.
 An elegant assortment of k'd Fancv Buck Silk, Mohair, Wooen and Cotton G.ovcs and Gamtlets.
 Hosiery for Ladies', Misses and Children.
 Shoes and Caters for Ladies, Misses and Children. Every body kno"s that we are selling them very cheap,
 Dress Trimmings, Cords and Tasscls, Buttons, Corscts, Periumory u'd Soap, Combs, Brushes, FncN Boxes, and d host ot other articles too uumorou, to mcntiun but call m and ask for them and we will show them 10 you, with great pleasure.
 CloakS and Shawls tue latest styles very cheap.
 Ready-made Clothing have on hand as usual, the largest and best stock for Men and Bevs fine and common that s or ever was brought t. Little Rock, and will sell them 2' per cent cheaper than any ogher store not only m this city, but ill the State. IL voH want to save money n buying your oth;ng be sure to give us a call and examine our stock and lriccs. before purchasing esew hepe, you can satisfy your- sell. c have aiy quantity of Over Goats, b. css Goats, Business and Walking Goats, as we'll as Working Coats; Pants of all sizes and goods: Vests. Silk, Plush, Cloth, etc; wMtc and fancy Shirts silk, wooien and cotton Undershirs and Drawers, Scares, Sts1cnderS, Gloves, 0, CT and 1raveling Shn Is, and every thing else ill the Gents Fmni,i- ing Goods line. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cars in great variety. White, blue grey and rcd Blank cts
 Watches and Jewelry, Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Pistols, Fable and Pocket Cutlery, and general assortment of Hardware Ihankfal orpast patronage, so oliberaliy bestow ed upon lis, we hope by strict attention to business lair dealing and selling at low prices. to continue the same. Our motto is as usual, q No Trou6Le 10 stUtg Goods "
 A. POLLOCK X BRO., Main St, next door 10 Maj Hutt's store. Little Rock, Oct. 2, leGu.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
N O T IC '
LAND OFFICE, CarLSDi Le, Annnst l2d ISl

LAND OFFICE,
 Carksoih, August 22d, 1869. PATENTS for entries made between the 9f day of March, l,57, and the l4rh day of oci ttm1er' ieo9, for the settlement and cultiva- nth' u'liet the graduation act of August 1, 1854, have been received at ths office, and the urchas. ei $ are hereby notified to come fo warl inimcdi- ately and make the required proof of selt emcnt and cutlratlon,' and receive ther respective pat rnts, because il sid proof is not fl e,l within a nmied time 'he patents wilt be returned to the General Land Office, and will then he liable to be canoe od tl on-per'ormance of the conditions of settlement and cultivation contemplated hv lhe graduation act of August 1, lSr4
 OLIVER BA"H HAM, Register.
 MOREAU ROSE, Receiver.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
From the Gazette, wiInamsbursh, Va

1 We wou q cali the especial attention of our req Iers to that popular ' medicinal beverage" known as " Binin2er's O,d London Dock Gin" which meets with unprecedented sale throughout this Stlte That this famous Gin far surrasse es all other bottled Gins, which have flooded the country-all connoisseurs agree; while it's extensive sale as ca safe and reliable medicine for family use'' is flat. 1 e'hg indieati'it0 0i its excellence.
 | From the long standing of this house "A. M. Binincer X Co.,, No. 336 I3roadway,l having been established two wears subsemtltto the declaration of our national independence, it has acc, ured DO. pulariy and influence in the mercantile world that stand unparalle!ed. We observe, that not only the New ' oIk Press endorse this firm a4 being perfect
 y S'bstant al and reliable but theya endorsed by all the newspapers throughout the Soutl as well s the North, that have had an opportunity to aludc to them.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
NEW GOODS.

N7N38H8S37HT V Hc G'NfTuI LdH0 Ul Oct. G, lSG0. l2t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
$50 REWARD.
$50 REWARD.

RANAWAY from the subscriber in o< Ad January last, negro named SOLO-E MON--said negro is stout, well set, dark com gN plexion, about5 feet. nches high and ? yelrs "t age. will give $51 for the delivery of the boy to my overseer on my place, 5 miles below Pine Buh, or $25 if lodged in jail so that can get him.
 A. J. WlTHERS, JR July g. IsG9 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser.

MEANS ALI IT SAYs.--An advertisement appears in our columns to-day from A. NJ. Bnnger X Co.,. a3S Broadway, which, we are wtll assurcd means al 1t says, lt refers to an article which, thougl, often abused, has great medicinal virtues and law. trl domestic uses. B;uingr's Ola London Dock Gln, dispensed by that long established house. has bonn fde virtues corda, andis strcty pure in it's component parts, and, when required at all, may be n9ed with he fullest confidence. The name of that firm is a guarantee of the exact and litcral truth oi whatever they represent
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13

Gs'- According to late Russian crim;n al returns. ' it seems that no less than twen ! ty-nlne persons of rank enjoying what is called personal nobility" and twenty. two eecieslastics, were among the convict s VI i"No lV"F, anu tfiey were punished as though they had been the neanest villains in the land, so impartially are the scales of justice held in that despotc relm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13

Et'- \ goo many years ago a Massa- ehnNettS ,nan was elected to lhe office of Lleulenant Governor. When the fact of hls election was announced. he was called npon for A -Apeecl He utoceedel tn acknowledge the honor in tely handsome terms, and added that he had no doubt he should make good Lieatenoak Governor as that was the office he had always held ila
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13

WE are -@oW- receiving our Fall and " Winter Stock of Goods, by way of White River and wagons itom there here. Our stock we think the best, largest and mes. attractive we ever hld. We have been Ijbertly patronized. f.rvh ch We feel gPleiul and ask ac1ntlHlnee Of the same, assurng eur S.eAs that nothing shaii be left uii- doue to rcutCr eilire satisfaction.
 Oct G ls6l. S. II. TICKER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
 Go''QiissiOn'r of the Gen'ral Land Office.
Notioe to pre-em,tion Claimants.

1'Ot1C6 10 lfS-ebl 1tIon CIalmants. Every person entitled to thersht of nrc-emption to any of the lands wtuh the tow nships and parts Of townships above mentioned is required to estab. fish the same to the satisfaction of fLe rcriste, and receiver of the proper land office. sha~ make pay ment therefor as soon is practicable a4or seeine this notice. and before the day appointed iar inc commencement of the public sales uf the had, embracing the tract claimed; otherwise, such claii will be forfeited.
 JOS. $. WILSON,
 CoHmdssioncr of ike Gcaerui Land Office. Oct. G, 1880. It
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY M)RNIN(
1SHFORD & COUSINS.
SHFUKD N COUSINS. Are w in receipt of large and well selected stock
 OF STAPLE AND FANCY RT y &ood@ Mea aud Boys Clothing,
 Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,

: Boots and Shoes.
 Queenswrae, Groceries, etc. flCH we offer to our friends and GUS ' sfstomers at low prices for cash. We are con. iiHcg that the Cash System is better both for the nertisaat and the consumer, and therefore have re ioiyeaato sell for Cash, content with small protits oEHstock consists in part of the following arti ,les&iz: "' VI EXPERIENCE MERINOS.
 aNE ALPACA .LUSTRES, xf NIGH FANCY DRESS SILKS, BLACK FANCY DRESS SILKS. Rls AzTED AND WOOL DELAlNES, yEAsHMERES,
 51Slg |. Striped, Mosaic and Irish Poplirs. gsA Brocade, Mixed and Striped Molairs. DAMASKS, VENTURE DlMITY, PILLOW CASE X SHEET LINENS. Mass HSElLLES QUILTS X TOILET COVERS
 PkINS, ETC.
 BLACK CLOTH CLOAkS.
 SCHEMIEL X CASH. SiIAWLS.
 COMMON SIIAWLS, .sssy scaris. Silk Sash Ribbons, Cords X Tas.els sx ia Velvet Trimmings, Gmps, Laces.
 sss ssies, Etslnss, lnsertings, Satin and
 SIta Ribbons, Ladies I.anbs wool
 q, Brown and Blk Hose,
 lsik Thread ind Yarn do,
 z--sssess,, ,,'Fiahfieis, Dos ss. sss
 ipestics, Wool &
 Cotton Yam, RlN1lSEN, NEGRO GOODS, ETC, ETC
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
NJ M' rlNVkARD, CilBoaNE STEELE, FERDINAND
 PlNCKARD. PINCKARD, STEEI,EG co

"'' "' FiNNNNhp, CLAIBORNE STEELE, FERDINAND
 pINcKARp.
 PlNCKARD, STEELE=& CO, Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in Wines.
 hiquorS aopacco, Cigars etc, etc,
 NEIF ORLE1NS, LA.
 WYE have tried the credit experiment W long enough to he satisfied that it does not sIi the grocery business, and those who wish their orders Wopery hllcd with just such articles as they uesclbe Nlli to well to Instruct their cotton ctGrs or comm SSion merchants to pay the grocery bills monthiY,or contract to end Us monthly rtmi.tances II they VIII do either, wilt warrant tisiactou both III qualities and price, for we intend tu confne cur sales to such orders, and we fully belle, that those "ho can conveniently compl, with our terms Will dircct'Y md the great advantage ol dealing with q house untrammeled by a mixed business of cash and credit, by which the punctual customer has to be averaged with the slow and doubtful Orders Tor family and plantation supplies will always have prompt ana cdrei Il attention, and country mer- chants will lind n liberal margin for profits.
 We uecmit unnecessary to give q long c dialogue of the articles deal in sudicing to say thai wo have constantly hand, Pork, Flonr, Lard, Bacon, Beet, Salt Whisky, Tobacco, and all other planta. ton supplies, together with the best and freshest suKkes Tor family use that can be procured And
 Iomplete stock of Bont and Bar Stores.-
 nave made favorable arrangements in Ger iN h i,i France England and Havana for the direct ''''iul VI tue peSt ptalluS or WlneS, BIanuleS Saaees, Salid Oils, Porter, Ale, Cigars, etc. etc Ana such articles as our customers may order and we have not in store (of exactly the k nd or brand desenbed we will procure from other importers or dealers, at cAsh prices, and M their orders literally and drareuly
 banters and merchants who order their supplies tn!ImpuSh cotton factors or commission merchants VII 60 us favor (and them selves service we be- lie'e') by istrncting them to buy of us No req sohable factor or agent or will object
 PlNCKARD, STEELE X CO Sest. %, 1860. ly