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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
THE EvROPEAN CONGRESS.

Nskhny OF importance bad transp'red relative 70 the
0nrsss. The attendance of Court CAvour :ho repro
suaasive Of Sardinia attracted much attention, but
sAhg wss officially known on tho subject
b siaaod that the bellgerent Powers only would be
svyresenscd By their Minister'S Of Foreign Affairs the
xaaning Powers 70 send Plenpotentiariee.
Tne Payis Patjc mentions, ruuaor, that Prince
Ctechakon will decline 70 attend the Congress the
P1nipotentary Of Russia unless Eagland represented
Sby esme important member OF the Cabinet
The Vienna correspondent Of the Loudcr Times says
aA finally settled that Count Rechberg to be pre-
ssus for Austria tho opening Of the Congress- Baron
vsu Mysenbarg. who went zarc1 WITH Count Oolsro-
o ako goes Pars and will remain there tho second
uipotentsry, when the Minister President returns 10
vIsnna-
unoerssood tnas une Uougrcss WIN nue uccs
~ o January but probably about tho middle Of that
nnsnth.
Thc Paris Pyesx contains article in~hich IL s OBJ
survcd that England and i--.< most have demanded
pA Obtained serious guarantees before sending definite
saswers TO the invitation Of Franco, acd n furthor
narhs tha. the Congress would be impossible the prn-
sps Of non intervention had not been accepted BY IL
- Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
watching tho New Year I'm at the Fourth
Ward Tempera nee CoMee saloon.

There wns largo gathering, including number
OF ladies', Saturday evoning, at the Fourth Ward
Temperance Coffee Falcon, which ;s under tho supcr-
,ntendence Of Orvills Gardner regular meeting
WINS organized, Mr.. l. p. Ball presiding. Spcechee
were made by fifteen dneren. porsons-en minutes
only being allowed each spoakcr-msnly upon the sub
cct OF temperance and urging sgners TO the tempe
rance pledge. About thirty names added 10 tho
pledge. In the course OF the evening Mr. Gardner aie
speech In which he spoke Of tho institution having been
very succesafu in the reclamation Of drinking young
As twelve O'Clock was announced the entire company
drank 70 the New Year in coeec cups freshly Hlled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

Il who died sh,0ugh the effects oi
,nn of ply seal or moral hys-;h's was nnims-
abe oId year bad tu,nlled The work that Goi nai
~ a N Al and nuw Sas taa yne ~ dts. We nosid


II ION of physical or mo- Al hvs-;hs was nnhme.
y sha Oh year bad u.nlled ue work that Goi nAi
I'd y 20 do. and nDw Sar ~ M "a ds We nvfu
nourD departure Ana u vas for ns u I'VE 40 'nA
upon bens might far that wo bad hone Or
that Goa ne w~ ID " do, AMI ioen "o
might feel no regret passing from the soene our
b0ra to our reward.
AiieY beautifully comparing tho dying or he wear 70
nai of he pair,3, CD called twelve sons W hb
bedside 10 receive his blsseDg, and rsps.ssnung th
,weve months as receiving bc blessing nf he departing
yesy, he closed in the folio wing maDner:-
Farewell ola year. 1ii nee; thse again a. Ina cor
o GocsaTews golden Sabbsins tnA, came 70 as IN tna
light Of loved ones shat set oat atweive
month ago vrh upon HES tolrney-s"p, dear
moher beloved wife, gray haired father, darling chill
s.ep Nh wake togs Lner 10 heay n-rsre~e,, hopes
'sres.n, joys, farewell dapponlmenls, farewell Tor 70
nigh.
u Ia blessed housht comas N o'er Ard o'er,
N he FAher's house bsa ever vss oe
fore .t.F
EsarvY that Fathers hnuse, whore usanaious be-
Nearer Tho haper hrcne-neor~r ~ c,vws esa-
Tho cf d Of hfs where lsy nv burden 6nwn-
hesrer TIE cron a, hrss-nsar~r weayisS ~ crown
The servces we're closed by singing tho TIA hymn,
commsncny-
I would I'VE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

E6HrgxSrn CONGRESSIONAL DIsTnCr.-Tbs Hatsopd Do
mcrstc Convention OF he Eghtoen,h OpnTesaOnas ~
mt Of this ste, composed Of tho c,uniis 6 Fulen,
Montgomery, schsnscady and scoobare, me-, In sSbsnec
'ady on 'ho Srb uit and unanimously elected hs ~
loving dega;es and aiteraatos tho Charleston ooovea
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
Service In 81. SsePhsn's Protestant Epis-
coPal CAarshs

Services ~ the Msrket Street DxEch Re-
formed Charch.
"A the pastor of tho Market street church the Eev. L.
L. Cuylcr had announced yesterday that he would preach
sermon In tho evening, appropriate to tho occasion
there was very largo attendanos. Tie services were
commenced by singing tho st0th hymn, comrenc.ng:-
Through another year conducted,
Unto 1hec our soHg We raise.
Ne pastor then proochcd bosotfu ard esoQueot
mon from The tent
time 10 d;e.-Eocls 8, q
At The occasion Of the death Of the old year. he said
we should remember at God had appointed for also
ic to dc. The year had fulfilled ,s work aad hai de
parted. II not premature death He tsss had ac
oompushed the mission for which God sert hi into the
world, although he might be taken away the primo Of
manhood dd mot dc preaatsreIy. We ofen usoc this
phrase and used Incorrectly Il n Gods rae that
mother, chat wife, that child should de- and Cots time
ont Of season. But there sense in which
dcsth might be pronounced uatimeiy This was when q
person shortened his lie. Tho dcah Of The suicide
q tho pcsykxe--H men xEed rpoa tho Soh Of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
FELL CIV. CITIZENS. Consult your own Intere2t and Buy your Goods of b. w Dodd

0oO0S OA 0. w. AOS&IA.
 THE CITIZENS of Saline and Hot 1 Spring countless is respectfully solicited to call and examine my large and elegant stock of Merchandise now opening in my \ CIV Store in BENTON-among which may be found Lowells, Domestics, Cottonades of every description Cali coes and Lawns of all kinds; Swiss, Null, Main sock, Jaconet and Organde Musins; Robes of every description; Black Silk, Silk Tissue, Green and Brown Bareges, White and Fancy Brian tenes, Gnghams, Duck, Holland, Irish and Blay Linens, Bed Ticking and Stripes of all kinds; an elegant stock of Bonnets of the latest style, La dies and Misses Hats, Parasols and Umbrellas, School Books and Stationery, fine stock of Plan ters and Fashionable Hats, and unrivalled stock of Spring and Summer Clothing for boys and men, Mantillas and Point Lace Shawls, Drugs, Medi cnes, Paints, Oil, Dye Stutfs Thumb and Spring Lancetts, Scariticators, Spectaces, Goggles, Ex tracts and Pertumery and Fancy Toilet Articles, Soap, Candles, Powder Lead, Shot, Caps, FIints. Colts Repetels and Common Pistols, Shot Guns, Powder Horns and Flasks, Cuttery of every de scription Spades and Shovels, Pitch Forks, Grain Cradles, Wheat Sieves, Log, Trace and Halter Chains, Plate, Chest, Stock Closet, Trunk, Cup board Till, Pad, Sun and Store do 1r Locks, Broad and Hand Axes, Men and Boys Chopping Axes, Hatchets, Drawing Knives, Cross Cut, Hand, Rip and Tenant Saws, Files and Rasps ol all kinds, Coffee Mills, Coffin Screws and Tacks, Sledge, Hand, Claw Shoe and Horse Shoeing Hammers, Carpenters Tools, Cooper's Compases, Nails 3 to 40 Horse Shoe Nails, Castings, Cooking Stoves, Tin ware, Grind Stones and Scythe Stones, Tubbs, Buckets and Brooms; an elegant stock of Ladies and Misses Shoes and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes of every description, and a thou sand and one other things besides, including Ladies Hoop Skirts ot course
 And the best of all is, I am selling them for less money than the same kind of Goods have ever been sold for before in this market, the Ladies ali say so, and they know-they also say, that we keep greater variety and prettier goods than anybody else. So come along, we charge nothing for show ing goods. D. W. DODD.
 April II, 1860. I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
PRoSPECTU Tri-Weekly True Democrat.

HE publishers of the TRUE DEMOCRAT propose to issue tri-aoeeky edition of their paper, in add ton to the weekly, and commence its publication aoou. @nn the nrst day of June next, or sooner if l,00O subscribers be obtained
 " The great battle of the age is to be fought in November next, and it is necessary that every man Tn the community should be kept informed of the III movements oi the enemy The very existence of the South is at stake, and it becomes every South ron to De up and doing. Intending to be firm and decided, yet calm and prudent, it will be our aim to defend the rights of the South without buster or brayado The times demand increased activity on the part of democrats, nd that full and speedy intormanon should be spread before the public. This IS the first enterprise of the kind in the State IS demanded by the exieencies of the times, and we confidently look to the Democracy for it's support
 Terms.-Fiue dolars year. For the campaicn, say until August 5th, dollar, or til Nov 18th, taoo dolars. Payment expected on the issue Of the trst number. 'ihe size of the trweekly will be 25 by .o inches, containing 2S columns.
 March 30th, ls60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
No. 654.l Synopsis of the Presidents Proclamation
 No. 654, dated January 3l, 1860. IL a

1 | T orders public sales Tn 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, heraofore un- ofered in the Parishes of St. Landre Calcasieu, Rapdes and La Fayette. At the Land Office at OPELoUsAs, on the 2lst day of May next, of all the vacant tracts in Me numbered sections ,cithin sig 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 4th day of May next, of all the vacant tracts in the numbered sections ,cihm sir miles on each side of that part of the New Orleans, Opelousis and District.
 The lands will be offered wit6 the usual excep | tions of school sections, etc, etc. The even numbered sections, within six miles on each side of the railroad will be offered as required by law, subject to minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per acre. The sales will be kept open until the lands all offered, which is to be accomplished within two weeks, and no longer and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until after the expi- ration of the two weeks. Pre-emption claimants required to establish their claims to the satisfaction of the proper re- gister 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 Ldnd Office, March 10 1869. 2S-6
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
$50 REWARD.

pANAWAY from the subscriber, eA Il living at Plum Bayou, Jefferson county, "A Arkansa'. on the night of the 18th of April, M le60, three negroes, viz: One boy, REMuS, about 30 years old, about feet, 10 inches high and will weigh about l60pounds, black with decayed teeth, will perhaps give some other name as his own. ana also some one else as his owner. Oneboy. ANDY about the same age, heighth and weight, black left arm off near the shoulder, speaks rather low Also one girl, SARAH, of bright copper color' about p years old, about feet } or inches hlgh and will weigh about lg5 or l30 pounds, rather slow spoken. Said negroes rode off two small sor- rel horses, with small white spots in their oreheads, one of sld horses has brand (S) on his left rump. The said negroes may have free pass, as l think they were decoyed off by some white person. A liberal reward will be given for the apprehension of said negroes and horses so that can get them, and $50 for the detection of the thief
 C. M. SUMMERS.
 Apr;l O9 1S60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
NOTICE.

w A committed to the jail ofsA w Greene county, Arkansas, on the Sth$a day of April 1860, runaway slave calling -XA himself M; about , feet, inch high, very black. about 30 years old. He says he belongs to James Stursis, livlng near Memphis, Tennessee. The owner of said runaway slave is hereby noti- fled to come forward, prove his property and pay charges on said slave, he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 F. s. WHITE, Sheriff of
 Greene county Ark. April 2s, 1860. Cost of adv. s26 or sl per
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
$50 REWARD.

RUNAWAY from my plantation, .> ll 30 miles west of Pine Bluff, on the 22d q of April, le6O, negro boy named Charles -A or Bunk, aged between 45 and 30 years, is mu- ato, dressed in white jeans pants, light wool coat, new black wool hat, weighs l6) pounds, has a bald head, on his forehead, large roman nose, feet, inches high. will pay reward of $50 to have him secured in any jail, or to him who may deliver him to me.
 N w. COOPER. Turin, April 23l ls60 30-3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
JOB 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 ot over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print nc machines. which enables us to do work, and es- pecally pamphlet and book work in superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
MORNING, MAY ,, 1860.
SALE OF UNITED srArrs ppopEpry

SALE OF UNITED STATES PROPERTY. THERE will be sold at the United States l Arsenal at Little Rock. Ark.nsas. on the 18th day of May next, the following public property, viz:
 Sets of two wheel Harness; 5 Whips; 229 MuSketS, arrussion: Flint; 15S Rifles, (Hall's) Flint; A Contract II Colts Pistols; g Carbines, (Hall's) , (Jenk's) ss " (Sharp''s) 2l Sabres, Horse Artillery and Cavalry. 24 Swords, Foot Artillery; B Non. Com. Officers and Musicians: 422 Cartridge Boxes; 39l '' Box Belts; 703 Belt Plates, assorted; 33l Bayonet Scabbards; II Holsters and Pouches; Copper Fasks; 62 Saddles, (Grimley's) 27 Nalises i75 a75 lbs Powder, (Cannon) 6U ' C (RiHe) 3,e2 Percussion Gaps, sporting; 5l Curb Brides, (Dragoon Bit) 2o Horse Brushes; 60 Circingles. Wlth many other articles too numerous to men, ton. Sale to commence at ID o'clock precisely.
 RICH'D FATHERLY,
 M. s. X. Ord. U. s. ARSENAL, Little Rock, April 26, 1860. 30-3t DECEIVED per steamboat Henry Fitz- IA hugh
 9 brs extra superGne Flour, Boone mill
 brand;
 90 boxes Palm Soap; Is " Cheese;
 8 '' Starch;
 brs Mess Pork
 Mess Beef; 100 '' Bolagna Sausage; Dried Apples;
 |" Homny;
 4 boxes Prepared Horseraddish; " Catawba Wine;
 4 brs Cidar Vinegar; 5Oh assorted Stoneware;
 boxes Assorted Tobacco: gross papers Smoking Tobacco; And for slle cheap for cash bv April 2S SARASlN & KRAMER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
DICTIONARIES

DICTIONARIES. WORCESTER'S Celebrated Quorto, w Illustrated;
 Webster's large unabridged do; Dictionary of Congress, by Lanman; Glossary of English Words, used formerly in senses different from their present; Burton's Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor, with 24 Portraits on steel and many hundred wood en- cravings, , vos., octavo
 Just received at the book store by April P JNO. E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
A RUNAWAY

WY AS this day committed to the Ar-sA
 W kansas State Prison, by the sheriff of a Arkansas county, runaway negro man, who n. says his name is SIMEON. The said negro man is quite black, is feet, inches high, weighs 66 los and says he belongs to Mrs. Reynolds, living about E or IA miles from Richmond, in Madison parish Louisiana.
 The owner of said runaway negro man is re- quested to come forward, prove property, pay char according to law.
 Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 25th, 1859 ll-l2m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
Mel U ANS

TIRE greatest remedy in the world This cordial dis
 \ titled from berry known only to myself, and chemi- cay combined wh some of the most valuable medicinal herbs and bak known the mind of man. viz BLOOD RooT, BLACK Roor, WILD CHERRY BARK, YELLOW Dock, DANDELIoN SARsAPARLA, ELDER FLOW FRS, with others producing the niable remedy for tie restoration of health known. It is natnre's remedy curing dis by natural laws. When taken, it's iHuence is felt courng through every vein of the body purifying and ac ceerang circulation of the blood 1t neutra zes bilious the stomach and strengthens the whole nIzafin
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05

STATIONERY. DRAFTING paper, fresh supply of \ very fine; Patent Hook Tags, assorted; India Rubber Pens;
 '' Pocket Ink Stands; Propeling and Repelng Pencils; Rubber nds all sizes; Parchment, very superior quality; ArnolG's Fluid; India Rubber Chess Men Paper and Envelopes, all sizes and kinds; Just received at the book store Anril 2S JNO. +. RFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05

For the Ladies.
 RECEIVED BY LAST ARRIVALS. Organdie Robes, Embroidered Book Collars, Printed Lawns, Black Lawns, Lawn Robes, White Briliante, Swiss Muslin, Black and White Lawns, Check Ginghams, Green Vail Baraze, Figured BrlIiante, Black: Bue Pink Baraze, Black File: MitJs, Pink, Blue & Canar Tarlton Spiral Bustle, Back Lace ManGilas, Black Lace Points, White Baraze Mantillas Corsets, Linen and Check'd Dustars Hoop Skirts, Hats, Trimed and Untrimed Hose anI Gloves, Flats and Boomers.
 Hemstc'd L. C. Hdkfs.
 Spring and Summer Prints, etc, etc. And for sale by M. OSBORN. Lufle Rock, A Til 21st, 1860.
 For the Ladies. 'b large assortment of Lace Nantes; White Barege Shalls;
 q" '' :. with borders; Silk :" Linen Rag'ands;
 ChaIly Striped Mantles.
 Velvet Lace Circular Mantles Six '' ''
 Lace pointed < ''
 LIvela Milan; And will be sold cheap for cash by April 2l CLEMENTS X WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05

Az Judge Black say there are certain ly two men who will not get the nomina- tion at Charleston-Douglas and Seward.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
TO ADVERTISERS

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State It has by far the largest subscription lst-is very generally read in every county. With a list of over six thousand regular subscribers it is read by not less than ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat therefore, presents to the public the best medium for adVertising-the most remu- nerative
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lininent.

LrNIMENr IN TEE WORLD
 The ONLY safe and for Cancers Piles Iumor Swelngs Broncheie GuiTe, Paralysis, Neuralgia Weakness of the Muscles Chronic iniammatOy Rhen matism stiffness of the Joint Contracted Muscles or Lga- uents, Earaehe TOShache, Bnises. SpTaIns, honhd Fresh Cu Ulcers, Fever Sores, Caked breasts Sore Mp pes Burns, Sealds, Sote Throat. inflammation or Pain. difference how h0w long the ease may have existed. McLEANs CELEBRATED LlNMEST IS ceT- remedy -
 Thou of human beings have been saved life Of de- crepu,ie bv the of hs atuabie medicine
 Mclean 5 Volcanic Oil Liniment Will relieve pan almost simultaneously and will cleanse, purify, and heat he Ouet incredibly short tihe
 For Horses and other Animals.
 Mclean celebrated Eminent is he only >aie and reia- blc remedy for the of Spavin. Ring hone lndgas, Spnts Unnatural Lumps Nodes of S"e Ings ~ili ne- yer fail Big Head P,evl, Fistuia, Old Running Sores, Sweeuy, properly appied For Sprains Brulse scatt he's Cracked Heels, Chate, saddle Collar Calls Cnts, sores Wounds, 1t is inallinle remedy Apply IL as directed, and certain every instance.
 Then tnie no longer with he worthless Lniments offered Obtain supply of Dr. Mclean's celebrated Liniment. It will you.
 J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Corner of Thud and Pine sts.. st. Lous Mo. Dr. J J. McALAIDNf. Agent at Little Rock, and Dr. S. ]. McALMONr, Pine bluf, Ark.
 Feb. l, 1850. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05

ADAMS & SNUGGS, HAS just received per steamer Sky \ \ Lark
 10 brls B one Mills White Wheat Flour; 10 |" Rose HIl Mills St. Louis; 40 bushes St Louis extra line Corn Meal ? brls White Whisky;
 Common Whisky;
 2 l" American Brandy;
 l" fine Apple Vinegar; White Bens; br Crushed Sugar; !" Dried Apples
 " Green Apples;
 " Irish Potatoes;
 Seed Sweet Pototoes; |" IIominy; l,UO0 lbs Bteon Hams and Sides; brls Crackers; Butter and Soda; " Sour krout; also have Star Candles, Tea, Tobacco, Sc. gars, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Mackerel, Smoked p pperrngs' Cod Fish, Oysters, sardines, Candies, kice' Cheese, and great many other things too numerous to mention, which we will sell cheap for a-n- March 2l, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
HE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
 R. S. Y ERKES.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements will be inserted for $l per square, (ten lines or ess,) for the first inser tioa, and 59 cents for each subsequent insertion. Merchants advertising by the year will be charged S3O.
 Professional cards and other advertisements, not
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05

ANOTHER SUPPLY HUNBOLT's Cosmos, 3 voIs., cloth; X E L.le ot Humboit, by Bayard Taylor; N0ttes Anbrosar;e, , vus., cloth; IIv's of the King b! TeIny son;
 Adam Bede;
 Ctusades and the Crus,d ,ders, by Jno G. Edgar; Salad iOf the solitary; Poe's complete works, 1 vols, cloth;
 Poe'~ Poetical Works. vol. blue and gold;
 Bentons 30 Years in the Senate, E calf, } vols Manual Of Classical Literature. VOL, oct;
 Wdditeld's Ccok Book;
 Lucy Croiton, by author of Margaret Maitland;
 Sama4 unGi, or Whjm Wnam and Opinionss ot Lauuceot Long Staff, l VOL; Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley;
 Napoleon Dynasty, by the Berkey Men; Mlcauleys Essays , vols. cloth;
 The Cavalier, by G. P. R. James;
 Voltaire's Life of Charles l2Ch, with Critical No- tices-ard Lie of Votare, by Lord Braughm, Macauley and Carlyle; Dunailan, or Know What You Judge Just received at the book store by
 April 28 JNo. E. REARD0N. NEW GOODS. IUST received per steamer $. H. Tucker, 'S the following goods, oH entirely ne,c and of the latcH designs and selected especially, viz: Genuine Turkish Hookas. NVater Pipes:) NlSSiSCHduul T pes, SllNer mounted and plain: Genuine Waxbowls, do do; Meerschaum Cigar holders, arved
 and plain;
 Meerschaum Washed Clay Pipes, Ca new artice)
 Cigar Stands and Oriental Cigar Smokers: Weichsel and Horn Pearl Stems, Stamcul Bowls; and many other articles of the Smoking Department. ALSO;
 Genuine JnOorted Turkish Tobacco, "Zenije'' brand, and Genuine Imported West India Smoking Iobacco, from the Isle of Sarinam'' of the crop of lS46, in coils.
 Respectfully invite my friends and the public in general, to an examination Of my stock feeling assured that shall not fal to give entire satisfac tion to all who may favor me with their patronage
 B. BERNAYS, Importer of aud
 Dealer in Genuine Hapana Cqars, Markham street-n Ashleys Brick Ror.
 Little Rock, April 26, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-05
1880 1860. Louisville and New Orleans Packet
 Steamer PACIFIC

TII1S magnificent Passenger sn> ! Steamer will run regularly be- szas%zsssz=. tween the above cities during the Spring and Sum- mer of the present year.
 PASSING NAPOLEON on the following days at II o'clock P. NJ, each way;