Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

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 ;s more he actually carried her oil Tn a hack. Next day, Mrs. Simmons returned repenl.nt to her husband, saying she hau been deceived ruined and abandoned, ana a reconciliation was brought about. we see the papers in speaking of Bloom, say the seoundrel, betrayer, etc., has not return al It strikes us, that Bloom is smart folIow AS to the scoundrelism and rascallty, there were two concerned in 1t. Of course, his conduct was .indefensible, but there Is an impudence about 1t that is refreshing.
 Gov. Randall, of Wisconsin, has dis banded an Irish military company in Madl- son. They were the Union guards, com manded by Captain Barry. Cspt, Barry publicly said that in case of dissolution of 1he Union or civil war his company would not fight against the South. That is the reason why the company was dis banded
 Baltimore yearly sends out million dollars worth OI oysters.
 Garibsldi's young wife ran away with young adjutant in her husbands staff.
 The new metal aluminium, IS now being made into thimbles, bracelets, eyeglasses and variety of small articles. The King of Denmark has helmet made of it which is as light as cloth cap, while sabre cannot cut through 1t.
 Zine nails are now employed in the manu- facture of boots and shoes. By using an iron last the nail is rivited.
 The taxes in Mississippi are D cents on each negro and twenty cents on each Sloo worth of land.
 At Cleveland, Ohio, a fellow named Graves was detected in the crime of starving his mother to death A nice Hel perite, is Graves
 Phean, the great billiard player, was fairly beaten at New Orleans, by Mir. lsa- dole.
 Livery keepers now use the odometer on 
 travelled and fast men who hire buggy for ride of mile or two and go five or six, are astonishei when they come to set tie. The stable man looks at his meter and tells them exactly how far they went /
 The trends of Judge Bates of Mo-, hsTe asserted that he emancipated his slaves The St. Louis Evening News says: |" So far from this being the case, 1t is undenia- ble that they ran away from him, and he used every means in his power to racapture them"
 Robert J. Cowart, of Georgia, has been appointed Cherokee Agent, rice George Butler, whose commission had expired- The salary is s1 300 year.
 In India they are killing the tigers with strychnine. It is said to be a very elfcctu- al way of getting rid of the animals Ip Arkansas some people fight the tiger-with chips" As might naturally be expect ed, the tiger comes off winner in the fight
 Home>pun clothes are becoming fash ionable all over the South. So much so that the factories in the different southern States are putting up more looms and ma chinery to enable them to supply the n- creased demand But, it must be added, this homespun is all for the masculincs.- l Nowadays fashion beats patriotism among | i,o ' the various imported and Yankee manufac- tured goods for female wear, have not in the least, given way to homespum.
 The Carstang breach of promise case at St Louis is growing tiresomc. When Miss Fife got her S100,000 verdict, we said "whew," but thought it was perhaps right. The St. Louis papers report the details with an elaborateness that is so tedious as to be painful. Miss Fife may be an in iured female, but persual of the evidences shows she was shrewd, calculating girl or as a female friend expresses it "an artful mink"
 Mrs. Catherie Beach of Conn, a widow with some property and two children, is an abolitionist. To show her sincerity she fell in love with George w. Francis, a negro and married him. Her relatives put her in the lunatic asylum, but her black husband took her out. This is the practi cal teaching of Helperism and we hope that the female Beechers, Giddiugs and others of like kidneys will provide their fathers with black sons-in-laws. Let them feel the effects of their own lessons
 Barnum is himself again-has paid off his clock debts and is running his museum at high pressure speed. The principal at traction just now is an animal called the " What is it." It is made up of an ourang outang and a negro, having the limbs of one and head of the other Henry Ward Beecher went to see it and decided that it was nigger, otherwise ga man and brother of his." Some of his congregation insisted that it was their duty to buy it and set it free, but finding the price to be five thou sand dollars, Beecl,er re-examined 1t and decided it to be an ourang outang.
 At Elkhart, in Indiana, T grass widows gave a ball and invited their male friends No females who were not grass widows, were admitted. They had high old time. How the mouths of the editors of the Ga zette and the Old Line Democrat must have watered when, they came across that para graph in their exchanges.
 Colt, the pistol manufacturer is demo- crat up to the hub. He lately discarged all his black republican workmen. He is about to establish a pistol manufactory at the South. His democracy is not new born, but has been shown at every election for years, and has drawn any number of black republican curses on his head. In elections he welds great influence and in Il IA