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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29
Soda Water.
Port Wine.

XUE HAVE ON HAND OLD PURE
w juice and Dry Port Wines, which we
recommend as being well adapted for medicinal use.
For sale by SURE, ECKSTEIN 4 CO.,
my27-c OppOste the Postofice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

CIATIoN, No u, u. B.J will be held at sos
Main-street, THU (Tuesday) EVENING, May 20, at
seclock. Election of officers for the ensuing year.
All members Of the craft respectfully invited to
attend and Join the Association. BY order. rf "a
my2q-aS L.. ALLEN, President
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-21
commission MlerfbaNts.

P: NJ MAoDoNALD GEO RGGDALR
MACDONALD Il DUGDALE,
1FA GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS
GUANO, GRAIN. AND FLOUR,
,,,.z.. AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
BAUGHS IMPROVED RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
COR McELDERRYs WHARF AND PRATT ST.,
=, BALTIMORE
ALI approved FERTILIZERS conStantlv m hand for If
II G.. WAMBERSTE,
1As GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.,,.. IS. CHARLES STREET,
ydllu Baltimore, Md.
TOHN S. PRICE,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT,
20 SoUTH
Particular attention given the execution Of Shippers
oraers for FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. in this market.
Refers to Messrs. John S. Williams Bro, Baltimore.
~ John Pr ee l. Co., B and ywine, De-,
" James f. Price 4 Co, :"
m23tf
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1aints. Oils, @Iass. Ape Stnfs, &c.

HUGH BOLTON L CO.,
IL WHOLESALE AND retail DEALERS IN
Keeps constantly hand general assortment of Paint
ers materials which enumerated in part follows
Lewis Snow White Zinc Putty~kegs and bbls
Chrome % H yellow; s aT l fnsec az Gi
Chinese and American YER Patent Oil
Prussian Blue; Camphens and Ethereal Oil
Common Lamp Black; IPaintand varnish Brushes;
Herdegrs Leather varnish;
H Headle Tarnisll Ncatsfoot OIL
And every other article appertaning business; all
a34 No. 81 McELpEnnY's wHARr.
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
wM DAVISoN co,
NANOrA0Ty n Is, 1ovn,,
brands Wife S LEAF rs fe Ts q e 2de t hsT ya1q
Fb t an eqga to any in the country and their
They af1 the manufacture Of their well known
h Sal'petre all grades Putty, in bladders and bulk,
cnunars Whiting and Chalk,
Iampblack Sandpaper
YeaiaD Red Red S Ssilow o sf2sn'
which together their usual assortment of Paints thew
otter to the trade al the lowest prices mott
I'VE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALTE-
5000 sSs FaH MINED and ground BYE WOODS
ll0 " Bleachlng Powders, high test;
2ov casks and obls. GLUE, Irish and American.
ACIDS, All Kinds, Hond, Cochneal,
Alum, lump and ground. Lac Dive,
| Bark, Pot and pearI Ashss
| BIZ Crom. Pot Pruss Pot Ash
| Blue Vitrol Pumce Stone
| BoraS, Paris White
| Emma clay, Roll Birthstone.
Cream Tartar R FseG I Le1si"
| Gudpear Sugar of Lead,
| Cutch Sicily Sumnc
| Emery, Sal Soda,
| Extract LOCKWOOD Sand Crucibles,
Gunl Siellac, Terra Japonica,
| Indigo Caraccas, Verdigris;
! - 3engal, Whiting &c, &c
For sale by K. j. BAKER
nZuu 80 South Charles street
WM, +. BOLTON,
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GLASS. OILS,
| PAINTS, ETC,
Keeps constantly hand a or
TERS HATk'O AIS which enumerated in part As fol
| lows: 80 '' 80 '"'
! White Lead Window Glass.
| Snow-white Zinc; ,Putty-kegs and hiIs
| Brown Zinc; |Iinseed OIL n,
! Chrome, yellow; Il.inseed Oil, Boied
| Chrome, Green; Sperm Oil
Chinese ana American FerlP Patent Oil
| >, million; Machinery
| Prussan Blue ICampheng and Ethereal Oil.
| VerdigrS Copal and Ianan Varnishas,
Raw and Burnt TIMBER Paint and Varnish Brusnes
/ Italian Seinnas every iasrriTtion '
Refined Lamp Black:
and every other article apperainng to nv business az
| which will be sold at lowest prices at
jaIsti No 84w Pratt street
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@inss, Yiquurs, tie.

q 81 'ROYAL YACHT CLUB GIN"
&dE 5s3h This celebrated Club House Gin, SO high
s y appreciated ted throughout Holland foTs
-ao III e. C. wAMBERSIE. Sole Agent,
fe9d q South Charles street
GA B.. F. ULMAN,
tk@5] IMPORTER AND nE,LERN
- BRANDLES, WINES, &C., &C.,
Nos, 5 and NoRTu AY STREET
Keeps constantly in and United States Bonded Ware
COGNAC BRAND1Es:
Hsnnesey, Pinet Castillon. Vine Growers United Vine
Sa'u k6PfI o %SP B BGiE & BRASpE
Sslgnee' Pellevosn, Camus, Rusteau, United Propre
HOLLAND GIN
B0hlen's ~eesp Royal WT Msdar Swan, Fish, &c
Champagne Sherry, N2dfifd; Rhenish, Hungarian &c
Bourbon Nonong FRfIiR RP d I'd i RS
Wild Cherry Blackberry Ras pbery Ginger Straw
n @s ARP Or SeW So quality
price. '" -''N maj Ne'' anu a' lower
- Rose, Vanilla, Aniseed, Noyeau Cinnamon, Peppermint
feriect Love- &c, &c.
Russian VeTy pest Cocktail German Herb Swiss Stomach and
Currassan Absinthe schiedam Scbnapps
fin randPs ee cor ftnGP S of the trade " solicited to
AR HUNGARIAN WINES,
W4S5AEJ IMPORTED
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Two doors east of Hanover street,
AMP gEEF Il Viz
Dealer IN the District Of Tokai Hungary has received
Per Benen ship Columbia the first invoice genuine
oSay in cask and superior Hungarian Red Wines
SeIcoIdteu ERrlDor. fel4-n
Ga BARTH EDMEADES,
f1s@A3 At the old Established House No q South Street
A&sLzA IMPORTERS AND '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Oer Tor sale IN bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
/ Of COGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, Bohlen'S
| RUNS, WINES, &C.
PEN I%H Y ! 4 KKE&TTSK5,Y, VIRGINIA,
| direct from distilers.
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S0gks anG StatiuntrD.

y Y A TlONE Il y,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST
sI-t BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL +. TURNER
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
AS On HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
- 4 SoRTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
INT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
ling and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
all the most approved manufacturers
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description for office ana private
use, VIZ: STEEI. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. SEALING WA
&c, &c. ~ " " ''
IN Writing and Copying of all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, RTE,MON-
NAIES &c, &c. - "
Also a large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
Playing CARDS, PRINTERS do, *. &c, all at low
prices ' N ~"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to ,oot,
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N BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
\ MARCH 18th, iS6O-Ordered that the sale of the real
state OF JOHN GLENN, deceased, made by VIM W Glenn
ne acting executor of the last will and said
ceased and this day reported this Court by the said act
executor be ratified and confirmed unless cause be
town to the contrary before the 18th day of
'av next provided copy of this order be inserted in
me daily newspaper published in the city of Baltimore
} tn day of April next ~ ~
The report states the amount of the sales SIS
True copy-Test-lSAACP p. COOK,
m Ratistar Of wills fnr Roit;,nnrs a. ~
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The report states the amount of sales to be 1868
- THOS. B. GATHER, Clerk
,,,o Truecopy, Test-THOS. B. GATHER,

TT Cerk.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
ClTY, IN 70 lTI, 7tn March, 1860 IN TIL. CA OF
McCLk LAND K FRANK FLEI TER n OTHERS
Ordered that the sale of the properly theaS cor
ne - Ftotns md schroeder streets
by Thomas fark Scott, Trustee be ratified Svmed
cause 10 le contrary be shown before the sta
day OF APP next provided copy of inns order be pub
'el once week for three successive weeks before that
BatmOrecty. ~ ~ Pu'i'eHeu III
The Report states the to be 5000 subject to
The mortgase on the property. ' '
mig Itw3w fConvN JnuN II
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NOTlCE.-The creditors of DAVID S DFM-
ELMAN hereby notified that: he has executed an
ASSIGNMENT IN trust for the benefit of Creditors and the re-
lease n the usual FORM providing for benefit Of ali such
cretors who shall eX cute the
TIE date of said sgnmen will be prepared at the ofce Of
the UNDERSIGNED. " ~ 'Hi'S Vi
mhl2 llw3w HY C. WYSHAu Trrs+oa
BALTIMORE February 22d, Is6O.-NOTICE.
PIP satiPn ill be ,de to the City Council for tn
Vi & 3stye-n Fremont street and Krbys Lane
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yfqal A0tites.

inns Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scTioer OF Baltimore city, in Maryland hath obtained
80 e orphans Court for said city letters of
sid on .he pc sonal estate of DENNIS McCOLGAN of
SAID deceased All persons having claims against the
are hereby warned exhibit the with
da 81 thereof to the subscriber before the ls
& " WOW meer, 1906 they may otherwiseby law be eXclu
t from an benefit of said estate persons indebted
~ sdu estate are requested make immediate pay
'eh uhuer my hand this 9th day of -ebrdary, 1927
F. MLAUGHLlN,
f,p y aulv, A,Ir,f, ot.a4or
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John H. REA 4 CO.,
- CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT
aessrs JOHN H. REA CO., take pleasure in announcing
20 the public generally, that their stock Clothing is much
larger and more varied than before.
Laying now on hand splendid stock Of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and VESTlNGS which they will make up to order
IN style that cannot fail to please both in price manut
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats Scafs Ties Sdspenders. Paudkerchie Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety. '
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING is
worthy the attention of Planters. ocl3-tf
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THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
-1bALIiMORE CITY I'd March, 1856 Ordered that the
, o. the eSat OF John ONeill, nsolvent debtor as
De and reported by T. Parkn Scott Trustee be ratified
~ cuilhrned as made and reported unless to the
-'ttidy thereof be shown before the
provided copy of this order be published once weeE
or tire" successive weeks before that day in some daily
nggEM spaper printed and published in tins city
Inc report states the amount of sales to be 81 500
W. L. MARSHALL
True copy-Test-WILLIAM j. HAMIiI
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U i Il 4 T ON AGEN
- J. D. PRATT &CO,
are prepared to receive and transmit or Ays rop cr
isb IN any city county in the United States or Brit
Being in direct and frequent
WI Teane t9Tneys in every city countyour aciies
Will give entire satisfaction 'S "'e ' a'
more and g. Charles streets a '' 0o mrsts ~
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NOTlCE.-In compliance with the provision o
A. act Of the General Assembly Of MARY land, passed
-cemb session, S49 chap Az entitled AN act reIa-
TO stock held by esidenIs and to provide an easy
Transferring the same notice is hereby given that
Nanny HOLMES, OF Berkel county, Virginia, has de
aarted this life that at the time of her death she was pos
sSei OF and entitled 10 Fo yeght shares of Stock of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank Baltimore, and that at
ing expiration Of one 9th day February
1850 the Undersigned adm nisrator will transfer the
mentioned stock
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MOTTO" TO CREDITORS-JAMES MUIR
4SRhY AND HENRY R. HAZLERURsT, havin by
deed duly executed and record d. conveyed all their estate
and property OF every pton, to the undersigned in
trust for The OF tn cred tors giving prefer nee to
sucl as shall, within days from the said deed
syn reeas Of all claims against them, and accept such
Hend or diyld-nds under provisions
OF sad deed copy of the Deed OF Trust and release
from the creditors to BE- signed by such desire TO avail
themselves of he provisions the dee have been rft AT
the countin room of Keyser Troxe south Calvert St.
where the same be by all who desire So
HORACE ABBOTT. }
e,o o... MILAN KEY SER Trustees.
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MOTTO TO CREDITORS.-By virtue of a
' Deed Of Trust from GEORGE C. SPIES, dated March
9TH 1850 The undersigned has been appointed Trustee for
the benefit the creditors of said spies One of the provi
Sons OF said Deed ference favor those Gre
dltos who snail within ninety the dat of said
LED execute rel If their CLAIMS against the said Geo
T. Spies The creditors referred the DEPOSITED
Tor record in the oe of the Clerk Superior Court of
Baltimore city The release for creditors sign is at the
store ofG Smith, No 81 West Batmo street "
mhl2 2aw3UN TrOMAS J GRIFFISS T,us.as
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4 IhE ClNCOlI COURI FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty, } tnuay .rm, lS6D-THE NORTH BALTIMORE
BUILDING A>SOCIArION u.s. PATRICK STAIRS H.
deed that the sale made and reported by William 4
stewart Trustee. for the sale of the easehold estate
TONED in tn Procee ings between the North Batimore
Building Association aud Patrick Ssrrs be ratified and
confirmed unless cause TO the contrary thereof he shown
on Or before the 81 Gay of March inst provided copy
OF this order be inserted in neyspaper nr;nted IN
Baltimore in each of three successva wept besr
the Both ddv of March inst VEINS Deio'e
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-The creditors Of

N UIIOE ~ OhEUITURS.-The creditors of
JOHN c. FUCKER, applicant for the BEN fit of the
ns0vent law Of the State Of Maryland who were such pror
TO the 9th day Of february LOO the date his pcation
are hereby notified to file their claims duly auhrnti,
Gated with the Clerk ef the Court of Pleas or the
day Of May next preparatory the distribution of assets
ALEXANDER WOLFE
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~ Passengers and their baggage convey m E.es NJ v"
between the DepotS the Route. y '''"' s1
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights real
on the bay steamers and privileged to Ian ouer al MIDI
at any point and resume u If trip by daylight
- AihilGJ LAX MOTTO E-Passengers from New York
ana Philadelphia by this Line viii have their baosgc
checked from those cities BAY Boats from bSe
W II be checked to different points South. ''o' -
FOR further information and Through Tickets (which are
foOu ny te Say or Mail Line) appyin NEW YORK at tn
HIoIhp2nyS,. Great Southern Railroad Once, Tree
Ferry Buildings foot of CORTLAND street IT. Fearce Sg'.
also 1T e New Jersey Railroad Office fool or ConrtisnS
street or at 10 229 broadway corner Barclay stress aboV
66s s ASt9r House In PHILADELPHIA at the Compapvs
ohCe, ~ W corner of Sixth and Chestnut Strnaats
at he Depot Broad and Prime streets And in p TT
MOffi' at tle ONCE Baltimore Packet, "a =
OIL T mon Doch, or on board the Bay Steamers 'oo'
Ag large and commOdiOus, and beautiful stear,ax
LouISIANA and ADELAIDE, repiee with nvarV nan
oTI ana convenience, have been added 10 the Line III
tHe beng now composed Of the splendid steamers I6rTSi
49, GNA CAPt G. W Russe, ami DEI.AinE CANAAN Ia.
ufUiat;ons. ~ '''' 'o''hS ana otfth accom-
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1LIVE 0lL.-2o bbls. for sale by R. ]. BA-
|KER, IS South Charles street. dlstf
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hio 10 ~ Civ NOIICE lnAi lhE sud
- scrher has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Baltimore CITY, in Maryland, letters of iod
the person Al estate ARABELLA McLEANr late of
said city deceased All persons having claims against
said deceased hereby notified to present the same
thereof, to the subscriber he.
fore the sth day Sepembe 1860 otherwise they NAV
by law excluded from all benefit said estate An neT
sons indebted TO said estate notified to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this 9Th day of
March, 800 THOMAS W. MORSE,
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A MEXICAN DEMIJOHNS.-O best manufa
fTre and superior to any imported all Sizes for sale
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
CONWAY COUNTY, June 25th, 1860.


 EbIroRs TRUE DEMOCRAT
 We have had abundant rains, and the crops of corn and cotton were never more promising at this season of the year.
 The examination at the Lewisburg Male and Female Academy came off on last Friday and Saturday, and the result fully showed that the Rev. J. F. Russell, principal of the institution, is, in every way, well and truly qualified for the position he fills. The pupils exhibited degree of prof. ciency rarely equalled if ever excelled.
 After the exercises at the schoo-room, (and, by the way, we have magnificent building for the purpose), the audience, numbering some 400, par took of a most bountiful and elegantly prepared dnner-gotten up for the occasion by the good ladies of Lewisburg and vicinity.
 On Friday evening of the examination, the Hon. Jesse N. Cypert addressed the people upon the subject of national and state politics; and if an avowal of principles is a test of political ortho- doxy, he is unquestisnably the best Buchanan democrat that has shown himself .n "these parts ' He is for specific duties, the Pacific railroad, and denies the right of Congress territorial legisla ture to interfere with slavery. etc. He was par. ticuarly severe upon his competitor, Col. T. C.. Hindman; reviewing his political course in the State, from his advent to the adjournment of the Dover convention; showing clearly and forcib'y the dsorganzing rule or ruin course of the latter. Cyperts speech had telling effect upon his hear CTS, as was manifested by oft repeated and enthu- siastc cheering. He will run " like scared wolf in this neck of the woods"
 Johnson's prospects for Governor are daily frightening. and he will doubtless carry Conway county, by a handsome majority, in August-the Old Guard is waking up, with bright hopes for the future, and are determined to vote for the nominee of the State convention; nor have they forgotten the man who has borne aloft, and rctoriousIy, the democratic flag in every contest in Arkansas for the last eight years.
 Yours. L..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
From Yell County.

EpIToRs TRUE DEMOCRAT
 On w ednesday, June 9th, we all attended at Dardanelle to see and hear the candidates for Governor. In short time after the bell rang the church house was crowded, for we all well ac- quainted with Col. R. II. Johnson's writing, for we nearly all read the True Democrat, and we wanted to have look at the man.
 In a short time, Rob't E. Waters presented to the audience Judge Henry M. Rector. In his in troductory remarks he tried to show that he was the democratic candidate, and Johnson was not; but it won't win in this county, for we read news papers. He, Rector, labored hard for 21. hours didn't tell us any thing that was new; he did not advance but one idea, and defy any man to com prehend him-we are sure he cannot tell it over twice the same way-and that is, his Bank policy, or rather his plan to free the State from debt We would give you his statement, but don't know how or where to begin. The substance is, he proposes to take up the old Bank bonds and issue new ones, running 25 years; which is too absurd for sensi- bic man to think of. The interest on the bonds IS now about sixty thousand dollars year-the very day that new bonds are issued, the interest would be one hundred and twenty thousand dollars year. In short, he labored hard, and done nothing He first tells us he does not want the office, but it has been pushed upon him; that he had to resign his seat as judge of the supreme court to make the canvass; that he was solicited to run by nume rous democrats from all over the State. Now, if Judge Rector only knew it, his numerous friends are know nothings and disorganizers; for we were strict observers, after heard the speeches, just among our acquaintances; step up to know nothing or disorganizer, and say: "how did you like the speeches7' he will say Rector is the man for the times, he is a speaker, he is a smart man, he will beat Johnson all hollow, etc.
 When Rector had concluded, the Hon. John A. Jacoway, of Dardanelle, presented Col. R. H. Johnson, the democratic nominee for Governor. We all fastened our eyes upon him, for he was the man we wanted to see and hear. He is a fine look ing man, and commenced speaking as pleasantly as if he was talking to frends-not so with MT. Rector. Mir. Johnson said he had never held an office, had never asked for one; but now his party had nominated him for the office of Governor, and he was not going lay it down until his party said SO. Mir. Johnson proceeded to lay before us the affairs of the statNParticulary the Bank question, and made it plain to every body-showed how it had been managed from the start. and how it could be wound up. He thoroughly understands what this State needs-his State policy suits the peo- pie-snd that's the man we want for Governor, and that's the man we will have. Mir Johnson has served the democratic party as private for many wears, and we owe him the office, and We will give him the office of Governor.
 MAGAZINE MOUNTAIN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

KITH AND KIN.-While so much noise is made about the Johnsons being eternally in office and providing their kith and kin with political "loaves and fshes," it may not be uninteresting to give short ab- stract of the affection Judge Rector has shown towards his relations. While Jgdue Rector was surveyor general he provided for the following gentlemen, to-wit:
 Edmund Burgevin-chief clerk. brother in-law to Judge Rector. i... -.
 A. L. Trigg-brother to Judge Rector.
 Whorton Rector-cousin to Judge Rec tor. ..l
 B. J. brother-in-law to Judge Rector. ..
 w. F. Rapley-nephew to Judge Rector,
 This cry of kith and kin" comes with bad grace from the partisans of Hon. Henry M. Rector.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
Confirmation of Tax Title.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That IN Frederick Buchinghm purchased at Sheriff < sale, for non payment ot taxes, made Tn pursuance of law, at the times specified below, the following tracts or parsels of land lying and being situate in the county of Perry, and State oi Arkansas, towlt
 Part of the hi of the south east or, m sec. oo in township north, of range l9 west, containing three acres was assessed for taxation in the name of Elizabeth A. Taylor, in A. D. 1851. Taxes amounting to Sl 3D.
 Part of east half of south east qr, in 30, in township north, of range l9 west, containing 22 acres; taxed in name of Elizabeth A. Taylor, in the year 1852. Taxes $l 50.
 The north west or. of northeast or, Of sec. ,, in township north, range l9 west. containing 40 acres taxed in the name of John Lines, in A. D. 1858. Taxes s 8.
 East half of south. east qr., of sec 34, in town ship north, of range 20 west, 16 90lOO acres, in the name of Henry llaines. in 1858. Tax S4 I319. North west qr. of northwest ar, ot sec. 8, III townsh norih of range 70 west, 40 acres, in the name of Reuben Mosbly, in A. D. 1858. Tax g. e3.
 Part of north east of northwest ar. of sec. ,, in township north, of range l9 west, "A acres, in the name of J. H. Cosby, in A. D. 1858. Tax S2 9l1a
 South half of south east qr., south of south west qr., south east of south or and south west of south west or, of 9, in township north, range 2l west, 200 acres, in the name of 
 Part of west half of south h-east qr of sec. ', in township north of range Is west, l9 acres, in the name of John Campbell, in A. D. 1858. Tax s 3s.
 North east ar. of southwest qr., of sec. 36, in township north, of range 2l west, 4O res. ill the name of M D. Butcher, in A. D. 1858. Tax g p
 Northeast of the north east qr. of sec. D, in township north, range 2l west. 40 acres, in the name of John Wills, ill A. D. 1856. Tax Sl 55
 Now, therefore, all persons who can set up any right to said lands purchased or to any rart there of, ill consequence of any intormaty, irreguiarlty or egality connected with such sales, are hereby called upon to show cause at the next term ot the Perry circuit court, the chancery side thereof, to be held in and for the county of Perry, at the place appointed by law, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday of September, lo6o, why the sales so made shall not be confirmed pursuant to a petition to be filed by in said court for that pur pose.
 FREDERICK BUCHING HIM.