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To the Voters of the 7ch Senatorial
 District.
FELLow-C CITIzENs-

FELLOW LITIZFNs-
 You call upon me to become candidate to re present you in the Senatorial department ot our next Genela Assembly; in e-pon-e, permit me to sar. am wiling 10 serve you i e.ectej. But 1 assure you mv D oies.onsd business Is such, l am nece.sirialIy compeleI tobe '5-eit from the State two or three mnntAs. IL voulI oe pleasure to me to canvas, che district, bu. l would be doing injustice to myself and alnly, and violating pro fe.sionaI trust to do .0 To majority of }ou, I af, nersonaIly and p3litlca.ly luoan. My pditi. c,l nrucir,Ias cherish il, dearly aS mN lie; l can not sacrifice a principle or y.e.l to what believe inn roper political policy for ollire. Ii with your know edge of me, you be eieye will faithfully re present your interest ami disch.u~e ny duty to the State as far as capactateI. w,I checriulIy serve you if moi cast vour votes for some other iii whom you can place more reliance.
 Your ob't serv't,
 G. W. LEMOYNE. Dardanelle, Ark, April 2oth, 1863. 50-lt
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N F w AD V ERTISEM ENT s &lOo ReWard. Horse Stolen from Little Rock.

= AID Horse is n light iron grey, T7s-z> hD about $ hands high, had lump un- <C-}A. der his left orearm mine lies on the let side fresh shod all round-shoes having small scollops or hicks in the toeS-slim tail, blemish in the right eye, years old, dark stripe on the back, in fine order The bride separate from the saddle and martingales and the saddle and martingaes left behind, which leaves the impression that the thieves had other horses and intended to lead mine The bridle had half web rens, fastened together with black leather the balance of the leather hay ing been red
 l will give the above reward of one hundIed dol lars for tue apprehension of the thief, or tw enty- five dollars for the recoy cry of the horse.
 April B, 1860. R. $. YEPKES.
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HOUSE or EPREsENTATIVFs
 Drincefo,, mil 09d lS


 Mir. EDIroR-Please announce me a candidate to represent Dallas county in the lower house ot the next General Assembly of the State of Arkansas.
 I. ]. CAMERON. We are authorized to announce VIM. c. PENNINGTON candidate for re election, as Representative of Pulaski county. D- We are authorized to announce JOHN T. TRlGG, as q candidate to represent Pulaski coun- ty in the lower house of the next General Assem- bly,.
 Mir EpIToR-Pease announce L. ROBINSON a candidate to rerresent Johnson county in the House of Representatives, Arkansas Legislature Election August 9th, 1869.
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Candidates for Office.
STATE SENATE,

E53 SIMEON E. ROBSON is a candidate for reelection to the State Senate from the district composed of Izard and Van Buren counties.
 G5T5- We are authorized to announce Judge w. E. BEAVERS, of Saline, as q cadidate for State Senator, from the counties of Hot Spring, Mont gomery and Saline, subject to the decision of de- mocratic senatorial convention.
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NEW Goans

uol received per steamer S. 1T. Tucker, v the following goods, all entirely ne,o and of the Genuine Turkish Hookas, (Water p;ro..,
 q Meerschaum Pipes silver mounted and plain: Genuine Waxbowls. do do;
 Meerschaum Cigar-holders carved and plain;
 Meerschaum Washed Clay Pipes, Ca new artce)
 Cigar Stands and Oriental Cigar Smokers Weichsel and Horn Pearl Stems, Stamoul Bowls; and many other articles of the Smoking Department.
 ALSO;
 Genuine Imported Turkish Tobacco, "Zeniie' brand, and Genuine Imported West India Smoking Tobacco, from the Isle of '' S4,laan" of the crop of l646, in coils. respectfully invite my friends and the public in general, to an examination of my stock, feeling assured that shall not fail to give entire satsfac ton to all who may favor me with hcir patronage.
 B. BFRNAYS. Importer of, and
 Daqlrr in Genuine Hapana Ciqass, Markham sreet-in Ashley's Brict Ror. LaIl. fock April 2S lS60
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RECEIVED per steamboat Henry Fitz- 1e hugh
 9 brls extra superfne Flour, Boone mill
 brand;
 30 boxes Palm Soap; lo < Cheese;
 8 Starch;
 brls Mess Pork;
 ? Mess Beef; lOO " Bolagna Sausage; ? Dried Apples;
 9 Hominy;
 boxes Prepared Horseraddish; , I" Catawba Wine;
 1 brs Cidar Vinegar; 5On assorted Stoneware:
 boxes Assorted Tobacco; gross papers Smoking Tobacco; And f,r sale cheap f. cash by April 29 sARAsIN < KRAMER. SALE OF UNITED STATES PROPERTY. TNHERE will be sold at the United States K Arsenal at Little Rock, Arkansas on the 26th day of May next, the following public property, viz:
 Sets of two wheel Harness; |" e 229 Muskets, T rcussion: 3 Flint; l5S Rifles, (Hall's) Flint: 45 Contract II Colts Pistols; g Carbnes, (IIaIl's) (Jenk's) 9 '' (Sbarp's) 36 C (Burnside's) 2l Sabres, Horse Artillery and Cavalry; 24 Swords, Foot Artillery; 3o Non, Com. Officers and Musicians; 422 Cartridge Boxes; S9l '' Box Belts; 703 Belt Plates, assorted; 32l Bayonet Scabbaris; II Holsters and Pouches; Copper Flasks; e Saddles, (Grimley's) 27 Nalses l75 lbs. Powder, (Cannon) 670 |" '' (Rihe) 3,s2) Percussion Caps sporting; 5l Curb Brides, (Dragoon Bit) 1n Horse Brushes; 60 Circinges. With many other articles too numerous to men, ton. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock precisely.
 RICH'D FATHERLY,
 M s. X. Ord. U. $. ARSENAL, Little Rock, April 26, 1860. S0-3t
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Low Prices! Low Prices! | AM now in receipt and opening q large 4 and choice stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, consisting in part of JACONETS,
 ORGANDlE ROBES,
 DUCAL AND ALAMANDA ROBES, PLAIN BERAGE and BOUNCED BERAGE
 ROBES, CHALLYS,
 SILKS, black and fancy,
 GRENADINES,
 BRILLIANTES,
 LAWNS in great variety,
 PRINTS, etc, etc, Also, large stock of the latest style of fine
 NJ NTILLAS, to which would call the attention of the Ladies, together with great variety of DRESS TRAININGS and SILK PRINCES. Call soon and you will get Bargains, We are Sel ling very CHEAP.
 4No trouble 10 s.o,c Goods
 A. POLLOCK, Main street, April g next door to A. J. Hut.
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as follows: w. K. Patterson 5S votes, A. NJ. Wilson :, T. B. Hanly none.
 It was then unanimously declared that w. h. Patterson is the first choice of this meeting for Congress, A. NJ. Wilson se- cond, and T. B. Hanly third. On motion, the resolution as amended was adopted. On motion of E. G. Mitchell. the chair man appoint E. G. Mitchell, J. D. Shaw ana Alex. Gray, as delegates to the Dover convention.
 On motion of J. D. Shaw, the proceed lngs of this meeting be published in the True Democrat and all other democratic papers requested to copy.
 On motion, the meeting adjourned.
 SAM. LESLIE, Chm.
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ET~L R. R. ADAMS is A candidate for Con stable oi Big Rock township
 Cg- JOHN P. KARNS is a candidate for Con- siaoi. of Big Rock township.
 l9~ GEO. W. HARDY is candidate for Con stable of Big Rock township.
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Head -Qunrtfrs 35th Regt Ark. Malilia,

CLARENDON, April 23d, 1860. [Order No. 6. THE members of the different companies u composing the 35th Regiment oi Arkansas Malita are hereby notified that on Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1860, there will be cleo tions held for commissioned officers of su.h com panies, at the places respectively named below to- wit:
 For Company B., at the voting precincts in Eve and Surrounded Hill Townships;
 For Company C., at the voting precincts in Rock Roe and Duncan Townships;
 For Company D., at the voting precincts in Jack son and Montgomery Townships; For Company E., at the voting precincts in Cy- press and Hickory Ridge Townships. For Company F., at the voting precinct in Hamp- ton Township;
 When and where they will attend and cast their votes for officers of their respective companies, and the judges of such elections will immediately thereafter report the result thereof at head quarters By oroer of the Colonel Commandant:
 T. B. RAY, Adjutant. April g, 1860. It
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sIIERIFr.
SHERIFF. s-zs rrIIOAiAG Fl ETI.LIER is candidate

wTHOMAS FLETCHER is candidate for re election to the office of Sheriff of Pulaski county
 COUNTY TREASURER.
 ny S. T. HUDSON is 9 candidate for Trea- surer of Pulaski county.
 Cg7 w. N. PARISH is candidate for the office of County Treasurer of Pulaski county.
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DICTIONARIES.

DICTIONARIES. WORCEsTEK'S Celebrated Quorto, w Ulustrated
 Webster's large unabridged do; Dictionary of Congress, by Lanman; Glossary of English Words, used formerly in senses different from their present; Buttons Cycopeda of Wit and Humor, with 24 Portraits on steel and many hundred wood ell cravings, 3 vols. octave.
 Just received at the book store by Anil 2s JNO. E. REARDON.
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CIRCUIT JUDGE

r8J ]. C. TAPPAN, of Helena, !is candidate for Circuit Judge of the first iudica circuit, com posel of the counties of h}ils. Monroe, St Francis, Crittenden, Poinsett, Greene Mississippi and Craigbead.
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were regularly appointed delegates by the meeting of said township held on the 18th lnst., and that she was only entitled to two votes, the chair decided that A. B. Nooner and M. R. Price were entitled to seats in the convention as delegates from Christian township, to the exclusion of Mr. Bevens as proxy for MT. Smawley.
 Mr. Gainer moved that the convention proceed to vote on the resolutions by town ships; argument ensued, in which Messrs Russell, Sims and Gainer particip pated which was lost
 Mir. Williamson moved that the 9th re. solution be adopted.
 Mr. Russell moved that w. K Patter. sons name be inserted in the place of that ot Thomas c. Hindman; the vote being taken, on 8 count 1t was found the vote stood 23 for Hindman and : for Patterson Mir. Hlndman was declared to be the first choice of the democracy of this county for Congress, and w. K. Patterson declared to be seco d choice for Congress.
 Whereupon, 1t was declared that the 9th and 7th resolutions be adopted, after vote being taken on the different candidates separately.
 On motion of Mir. Waugh, proceeded to elect delegates to the Dover convention.-- On motion of Mr. Ross, the following per sons were elected by exclamation, to-wt Thomas Williamson, A. J. Gainer and John A. Price
 1 On motion, it was resolved that the pre- sident of the Dover convention be instruct ed to cast the vote of this county according to instructions in absence of the delegates. | On motion, thanks was rendered to the chairman and secretaries.
 On motion, the Democratic Sentinel, Old Line Democrat and True Democrat are hereby requested to publish the proceedings of this convention.
 On motion, the convention adjourned stne die.
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Head Quarters 35th Regt Ark Miltia, 2 CLARENDON, April 23d, iS6o.

Head Quarters 35th Reqt Ark Miluia,
 CLARENDON, April 23d, 1869. [Order No. B.. TNHE Colonel announces the following | appointments of the Maitia composing the 3oth Reg iment, (other than members of legal vol unteer companies) to wit
 Company A. shall consist of the malita of Cashe Township;
 Company B. shall consist of the malitia of Eve and Surrounded Hill Townships; Company C. shall consist of the malitia of Rock roe and Duncan Townships;
 Company D. shall consist of the malitia of Jack son and Montgomery townships; Company E. shall consist of the matia of Cy- press and Hickory Ridge Townships; Company F. shall consist of the matia of Hamp- ton Township;
 And the members of the Regiment are hereby ordered to observe such appointment in voting for con pany officers, and performing military duty. By order of the Colonel Commandant:
 T. B. RAY Adiutant
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FANS

4 LARGE lot of Sandlewood Fans, "A Linen do; Mourning do; Children do;
 Feather, Common and Fine Palm do. Call at CLEMENTS & WILLETTS. April 2l
 THE TRUSTEES of the Synodical \ College are requested to meet at Arkadelphia on Friday before the second Monday in May nexs.
 JAS. L. WITHERSPOON, Sec'y. April 2l, 1860. 2t
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DiED-ln Dallas county, on the 10th of December last, of pneumonia, Mir. WM. F. Nc hoY, iii the 52l year of his age. !
 His native place was Rowan county, \. C., but for the last It years was respect able and useful citizen of Dallas. Several years he acted as land agent for the State, and also as county surveyor. For many wears he had been consistent member of the Presbyterian church; first of Back Creek, \. C., then of Tulip, and lastly of Pleasant Grove, in his immediate vicinity; and for 3 or i years past an active ruling elder. He was ever obliging and courte- ous--even strangers ever received the kind est attentions lie leaves wife and nine children to mourn their irreparable loss. B.
 Also, at the late deceased fathers resi- dcncc, on the 3d April, inst, of the same dreadful disease, after very short illness ROBERT BRUcE, eldest son of Wm. R. and Anna McKoy. in the 24th year of his age.
 He was born in Sampson county \. c.. but was brought to Dallas; and about 3 wears ago proics,ed Christ, and united with the Presbyterian church at Tulip. Thus
 Star after star declines, til all have passed away"
 Also, at his residence in Hot Spring county, of consumption, Mr. JAMES FL LOTT, aged about GS years.
 He was q native of Fairfield District, S. C., but emiyrateI to Gibson county, Tenn, in the early settlement of that country, and in S49 removed to Hot Spring county, Ark. He leaves a wife and 10 children to mourn his departure. He Was all honest man. B.
 The Chester Standard, $. C., will | please copy
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ANOTHER SUPPLY.

ANOTHER SUPPLY. HUMBOLTS Cosmos, vols, cloth; ! ! Life of IIumbolt, by Bayard Taylor; Noctes Anbrosian9, , vols, cloth; Ilyls of the King by Tennyson; Adam Bcde;
 Crusades and the Crusaders, by Jno. c. Edgar; Salad for the Solitary;
 Poes complete works, vols, cloth; Poes Poetical " orks, vol. blue and gold; Benton's 90 Years in the Senate, F cali, , vols; Manual of Classical Literature. vol, oct; Widdifc}d's Cook Book;
 Lucy CIottcn, by author of Margaret Maitland; Salmagundi, or " him Wham and Opinions ot Laiucelot Long Statf vol; Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley; Napoleon Dynasty, by tie Berkely Men; Mac4ulcv's Essays, , vols, c!oth The Cavalier, by G. P. R. James; Voltaires Life of Charles 18th, with Critical No tccs-apd Life or Eoltaire, by Lord Braughm, Macauley and Carlyle;
 Duuallan, or Know What You Judge. Just received at the book store by huriI B JNO. E. REARDON.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
FURNISHED BY GEO. 5. MORRISON

1880. Arrivals. April 23.-nclta, Napoleon. 23.-Dan Miller, Napoleon. 2}.-3outh Bend, Napoleon. 2}.-Iitte Rock, New Orleans. 23.-Pme B uT. New Orleans. :" 24.-Julia Roane, New Orleans. 2i.-Henry Ftzhugh, Cincinnati. " 24-5. II. Tucker. Memphis, 25.--S. Flora, N. c. " 26.--J. II. Doane, Cincinnati. 26.--Conewago, Cincinnati. 2G.-35th Parallel, N. Q. 26.-tndinc, Fort Smith. " 26.-Delta, Fort Smith. 27.-Muscovia. Fort Smith.
 Departures. April 22.-Delta, Memphis. s2.-South Bend, Memphis. 22.-Litile Rock, N 70. " 24.-Julia Roan, Ft. Smith. 2i.-Dan Miller, Fort smith. " 25.-ilcnry F,tzaueh, Memphis. " 25.-S H. Tucker, tt. smith. |" 25.-S. Flora, Ft. Smith. !" 26.-J. II. Doanc, Ft. Smith. |" 2G.-Conewago, Ft. smith, i" 26.->5th Parallel, 1t. Smith. 26.-Un. inc, Cincinnati.
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For the Ladies

fOr the Ladies. lol received per steamer Dan'l Miller, " a iarge assortment of Lace Mantles;
 White Barege Shals; with borders; Linen Ragland.; Chaly Striped Mantle.. Velvet Lace Circular Mante.; Silk '' Lace pointed '' Lavella Milan; And will be sold cheap for cash hv April q CLEMENTS X WILLETT.
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$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber,eA
 E A liyinp at Piuu Rayou Tpfiarson countv Gr

DANAWAY from the subscriber,eA El living at Plum Bayou, Jefferson county,x Arkansa , on the night of the 18th of April,-EA l.6O, three negroes, viz: One boy, REMUS, about 30 years old, about feet 10 inches high and will weigh about l60 pounds, black, with decaved teeth, will perhaps give some other name his own. and also some one else as his owner One boy. ANDY, about the same age, heighth and weight, black, left arm off the shoulder, speaks rather low. Also one girl, SARAH, of bright copper color, about ? years old, about feet, or inches high and will weigh about l25 or l30 pounds, rather slow spoken. Said negroes rode off two small sor- rel horses, with small white spots in their foreheads one of said horses has brand (S.) his left trump. The said negroes may have free pass, as think they were decoyed off by some white person. A liberal reward will be given for the apprehension of said negroes and horses that can get them, and S5O for the detection of the thief.
 C. M. SUMMERS. April g, l9O If
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For the Ladies,
RECEIVED BY LAST ARRIVAL.

RECEIVED BY LAST ARRIVALS Organdie Robes, Embroidered Book Collars, Printed Lawns, Black Lawns, Lawn Robes, White Brilliante, Swiss Muslin, Black and White Lawns, Check Ginghams, Green Vail Baraze, Figured Brilante, Black. Blue, Pink Barazc, Black Ellie. Mtts, Pink, Blue ( Canar TaFlton, Spiral Bustle, Black Lace Mantillas, Black Lace Points, White Baraze Mantillns, Corsets, Linen and Check'd Dustars. Hoop Skirts, Hats, Trimed and Untrimed, Hose and Gloves, Flats and Boomers. 1 Hemstc'd l.. C.. Hdkfs. Spring and Summer Prints, etc., etc.
 And for sale by Nj. OSBORN.
 Little Rock Arril elst. 1860.
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CIRCUIT CLERK.

HT- w B. EASLEY is a candidate for re election to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski county.
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BargaiuS, Bareaius.

E HAVE large assortment of Prints,
 h Bieachei and Unbeached Domestic, Tickings,
 Domestic Ginghams, Lindseys, and great variety of Staple and Fancy Goods, which will sell at d great reduction in prices, and no mistake; also, fine assortment of Linen Drills for boys wear.-- Please give me I call and you will be sure to get the worth of your money " M. JONES. April 2l
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INT I,rpT Cov1-fecr0%FP.
GAA-l, All

INT. I'.I T. V7T7''I .'I1I9' EE~ WARREN HOLMAN is . candidate for Internal Impro, cm, Tt Commissioner Of saline county
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COUNTY X PROBATE JUDGE.

COL MY N TETTA ID JT I7'TI7' CTF- We are authorized to announce GEO. w. KING as candidate for County anu Probate Judge at the ensuing August election Warren, Bradley Co.,, Ark, March l9, 1860, Messrs. JOHNSON X YERKEs- Gentlmen-You will please announce me as a candidate for reelection for the office of Probate and County Judge of Bradley county at the next general election.
 Very respectfully,
 ". II. WISE.
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STATIONERY. DLATTING paper, fresh supply of 4 very fine;
 Patent Hook Tags, assorted; India Rubber Pens;
 !" Pocket Ink Stands; rropclling and Rcpellin3 Pencils; Rubber Bands all szcs Parchment, very superior quality; 4 Arnolo's Fluid; zt India Rubber Chess Men; Q\Paper and Envelopes, ali sizes and kinds; Spusl received at the book store. HEprjl 2s JNO. l.. REARDON.
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LEONARD H. SIMS. {
hctcs R. t. E4srts. sroHs. +secrstoriss-

/Gy Richard II. Johnson the able, eff (cient and distinguished editor of the True Dem ocrat, of Little Rock, has received the nomination of our party, as a candidate for Governor of the State.
 It will be seen that Mir Johnson is pledg- ed to carry out the policy of our present able and honored chief magistrate.
 Our nominee has, in the highest degree, every qualification for the exalted trust, so generously pledged to him by the action of the convention, and we support his claims with pleasure, with the happy reflection, that his success is as certain for election as we heartily believe his success as a ruler will follow it.-35M PorQllel
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Sundries.

CLOTHS. Dinner and Market Baskets, A and great variety of Fancy Baskets, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Roll Pins, Wooden and Iron Spoons Ladies, Tossing Forks Potato Smashers, Clothes Lines, Fish Lines, Esh Hooks, and almost anything called for WI. JONES.
 April q
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
 DUNAWAI from my plantation, E. ss 90 miles west of Pine Bluff, on the 22I2S of April, le63, ! negro boy named Charles .Na or Bunk, aged between 45 and 50 years, is mu- latto dressed in white jeans pants, light wool coat a new black wool hat, weighs l6O pounds, has | bald head, a scar on his forehead, large roman nose, feet. o inches high. will pay d reward Of $50 to have him secureI in any jail, or to him who
 N. w. COOPER. y,.;, Arr;l sad 1880 3O-3t
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.


 WARREN, ARK lltl Feb, 1860. MEssRs JOHNSON X YERKEs--
 Gentlemen: Announce me q candidate for Prose cutting Attorney, in the second judicial district of Arkansas-election the lst Monday in August next.
 J. W. BLANKINSHIP.
 MONTICELLO, ARK, Oct. IT. 1852 MEssRs JOHNSON ERKts-
 GeRtemen-You will please announce me as a candidate for the office of States Attorney in the second judicial district at the next general election.
 W r. sLEMONs. CT LAFAYETTE GREGG is a candidate for re -eecrion to the office of Prosecuting Attor- ney for tue 45l iHlica circuit of Arkansas, com posed of the counties nf Washington, Crawford, Scott, Sebastian, Franklin, Johnson New:on, Car roll, NJ alison anu Beulon, at the August election, lS6l.
 y- We are authorized to ann6unce JAMES K. YOUNG, of Hemps.e3d countV, as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for tLe 6ih'Julical Cir cult. IF JOHN R. COX, of Bentorville. is can. ddate tlr Prosecuting Attorney for .he Fourth Ju- dcial Circuit, subject to a democratic convention, houd one be heid
 EEy- ROBERT II. DEDNAN is candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the 2d Judicial Crcnit.
 CAMDEN, Dee. 2lth, 1859. EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Sir: You will please announce my name in the columns of your paper a. candidate for States Attorney of the Glh judicial circuit.
 Very truly and respectfully,
 W. l.. BRAGG. sg~ We are authorized to announce DAVID W. CARROLL, of Jefferson county, az 8 candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the 2d judicial circuit; which is composed of the counties of Hot Spring, Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, Ashe,, Drew, Chicot, Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson Election lst Mon day in August next.
 HAMPTON, CALHOUN Co.,, ARK, Nov. :, '59. MEssRs. JOHNSON E YERKEs-
 Siys: Please announce my name candidate for tue office of Prosecuting Attorney for the second udIcal district in the State of Arkansas and obli8e yours, jAMES I. RlICHlh.
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Squared Cards.

HART'S superior Club House and 3 E Squared Linen Cards in cases. Just recciv- ed at the book store by
 Ap, 2s JNO. E. REARDON.
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 TO THE PUBLIC,
 And the Ladies in Particular. TONER Y, RElGLER& as N BRO, are the only LADIES EMA SHOE EMANUFACTuRERS nthe 7Ts.s14ssss.s..-. Ts.s-4sss..- State of Arkansas, knowing their work to be bet ter than any work which is brought from the East oi North, they wish to inform the Ladies of the fact that they can find the following work IS cheap as any custom work of the same style i'll the north, such as
 SIDE LACE CONGRESS OR
 BUTTON CATERS;
 LACE BOOTS;
 BUSKINS:
 SLIPPERS, white satin or kid. FRENCH TIES, or any other style of Shoe that may be ordered. CONERY, REIGLER & BRO. April g, lsG0. ly
 SHOES EUST received per steamer Henry Fitz- ss hugh large and general assortment of Ladies Shoes
 Ladies Slippers, with and without heels Misses do do do do Ladies' Boots, Cloth and Kid; OqIord Ties;
 Caters, etc; Children Shoes of all sizes and quality; Call at CLEMENTS & WILLETT'S. April 2s 1860.
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Dardanele, Ark., April 2oth, loGJ. 5O-lt
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MEssRs. JOHNSON X YERKEs-
 Gentlemen: Announce me q candidate for Prose cutting Attorney, in the second judicial district of Arkansas-election the lst Monday in August next.
 " PARTNERSHIP