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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Come One, Come All, both
 GREAT AND SMALL;

4 ND examine the large stock of Dry "A Goods, Perfumery and Toys just received by WM. JONES at his store, corner of Man ana Cherry streets.
 Having returned from the east, after selecting one of the finest stock of Goods ever brought to lhs market, comprising Silks Delaines, Cahcoes, blea ached and unbe cached Maslins, Collars Shawis, Cloaks, and d variety of other things too numerous to mention, which he has now received and IS pre- pared to dispose of at very moderate prices. Ills motto is small profits and quick sales. He invites the ladies of Little and vicinity to call and ex anime for themselves. Oct 20, 1860
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

r "The True Democrat asks us questions which we have answered for its qualification once before."-NationGi Dem.
 The National will excuse us for not read ing its columns more carefully. We only asked the questions for our own amuse- ment, as we did not care a .fg what answers we received. If the National is satisfied with the answers, we are. Some of them look very much like monstrosities, but on the whole they are about what we expect ed. We did not anticipate manly and une- quivocal answers and we are not dsappoint. ed. We dismiss the subject.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

Col. c. A. CARRoLL.-This gentleman is making an effective canvass in the north west; he meets and vanquishes the cham pion foes of the true democracy-from every poin, he visits we hear of his trumphs. Arkansas can boast of no truer democrat or nobler gentleman than Chas. A. Carroll. He has, we understand. recalled his ap- pointments in order to meet Mr. Sol. Clark -Douglas sub-elector-at the appoint ments of the latter.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

TIE ABoLlTIoNIsTs DELlGHrEp TO SEE BELL CANDIDATE.-The Salem Mass, Gazette, an abolition paper supporting Lincoln, gives God speed! to the Bell ring CTS as follows. Honest Bell men will you work for the benefit of the abolitionst?
 ' We shall hail, with special satisfaction every indication of increased strength for the Union candidates in the southern States, Although, perhaps, not so intend- ed by those who lead in advocating the ticket to which we have alluded, these in- dications are clearly for the ultimate bene- fit of the republican organization"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
To the True Democrat Subscribers.

Affer- January l, 1861, all sub. scibers who owe one years subscrip- ton will have their papers discontinu- ed, and their accounts put in train for immediate collection. We hope this notice will induce our friends to pay up arrears and yearin advance. The outstanding accounts must be collected.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

SToP THE FALsEHooD.--te seq t,. some reckless Douglas organs in the so"th are copying what they assert is an ed;tor;.i from the Day Book, when no such editor;"i ever appeared in our paper. They La~a taken communication on Lincoln;s eloo tion by southern slaveholder, whiel, E, appear Tn our paper, garbled it, and non' are trying to pass 1t off as our opinion when we stated expressly that we did no, agree with the writer. A contemnt;hIa Douglas sheet, published at Selma, Ala IS one of the parties engaged in this small and disgraceful business.-N F Dam Rosl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

A Novelty in the Art World! PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN. Secured by letters p,tented'n the United
 States, England, Franceand Belgium. THe American Photographic Porcelain
 Com paay,
 No 7el Broadway, New York. TTAVING secured their novel and inge- \ \ nious invention by Amt rissn and Europe paents, are fully prepared to execute all orders for Miniature Lilkenesses of Persons on
 China. presenting all the attractive and advantageous fea. lures of ordinary photographs, the briiliancy and finish of a water-color drawing, and hitherto un- attained quality of durability, by being rendered as impershabe the natural properties of the arr ticles upon which they are transferred. A, the patented process of the Company enables the reproduction of Photographs, not only on plain surfaces, but upon such are round or of any de- gree of irreguarty can be reproduced with f,ultless accuracy, and decacy of denea- ton, upon Porcelain wares of any description and dimenton used as articles of luxury or of house. hold utility, such as Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet
 Articles, etc; thereby securing faithful portraits and fun shng unique and exquisite style of ornamentation of ar- ticles in dome c use
 In order to furnish facilities for the qualification of the popular taste, and to meet the wants of those patrons of the Fine Arts desirous of having Portraits on Porcelain, the Company have imported from Europe collection of superior porcelain goods, manufactured to their own order, which they sell at cost prices. As the American Company are owners of the patent right, and consequently the only persons au- thorized to the process, they have determined, in order
 To afford People in every section of tho
 Union an opportunity to possess
 Portraits on China, to make the following proposition to Residents in the Country, who are unable to visit personally in Atelier and Galleries in New York. Per sons ,nding ph 'tograph, tmor 'type or da. | guer'eotype to the office of the Company in New | York, accompanied by
 Five Dollars. will receive in return by exyress, free of other charge,
 A richly ornamented Breakfast Cup and Saucer, with the portrait transferred
 thereon. By transmitting daguerreotype and
 Ten Dollars, they will secure in like manner, A handsome French Vase or Toilet Article, with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro. cess. By sending pair of dagucrreotypes and
 Fifteen Dollars, they will receive in return
 A Pair of rich Sevres Vases, with the pjrtrats executed equal to miniature paintings; and, in like manner portraits can be re- produced on porcelain wares
 Vases of every quality of finish, ranging m pri4 fion Twenty to One Hundred Dollars the pair. N. B.-Be particular in writing the address, town, county and Stltc distinctly. | All letters to be ad,iressei to Manager American Photographic Porcelain Co.,, : 7ol Broadoay, Neo York Oct. 9, 1860. 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Public Speakiu

Public Speaking. Messrs. EDIToRs-I will address the people upolr the subject of the Presidential canvass at the fol lowing times and places, to-wit:
 Warren, Bradley county, Oct. 27, 1860. Dewitt, Arkansas ;" %, ]" Pine Bluff, Jefferson CO.,. 29, i" a. hereby request Hon. A. Rusr to meet me at the above times and places, and discuss with me the issues that now divide the Douglas and Breck. inridge parties with whom will with much plea. sure divide time. Respectfully,
 T. E. soRRELLs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

Who ARE NATIONAL CANDIDATEs?-Th result of the late elections of the North has made it evident that neither Douglas nor Bell have strength enough to carry any northern States. Brecknridge will carry most of the South. A complete fusion of all the anti Lincoln forces in New York may yet save us. The only conclusion we can draw then is, that the nationality of Douglas and Bell consists in their running behind in oH Me States The only hope for the South is to rally on Breckinridge
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Boots and Shoes.

l.. Boots and ShOeS. .MENo' $. KIP ] w. BOOTS: IVA $. w. Mems Grain Carelry Boots; '' Calf Sewed P. P. Boots;
 !" w.. P. Quilted !" '' " Peg P.P.
 :" b W. Misses Kid W. Heel Women's Kid Heel Boots; Misses Goat w. t.,- Chil,'rens' Kid Heel Boots; Womens' Kid Ma. heel Boots; Womens' Kid w. Misses Kid P. P. heel Womens' Buff heel
 |" Goat heel Mems Kip L. and B. Brogans;
 '' Unbound F. P. ss Lasting Oxfords;
 Goat " !" Calf sewed P. P. Shoes;
 {" Brogans; Lasting French Ties;
 :" Glove Kid Oxfords;
 |" French Calf P. P. Monroes; Calf unbound Brogans;
 /" I" L. and B. heel Brogans; /" Silk Gore Congress;
 " Cloth Caters; Boys Shoes assorted. Just received direct from New York, and will be sold cheaper than usual at the cash store opposite the post office by M. OSBORN. Oct 20, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

GT Barry's Tricopherous is the bes, and cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, cleans. ing, curling, preserving and restoring the hair- Ladies. try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth. ecaries june9 ,'60,ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

EF- Died by the visitation. of God. ," was the verdict of a Catskill IN. Y. cor oner's jury, after an inquest on the body of q woman who, with the help of her hrs band, drank gallon and half of whisky in one dav.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
~ The Gazette finds fault with one (


 @ The Gazette finds fault with one of the editors of this paper on account of the unfortunate place of his nativity. He seems to think South Carolina modern Beotia, altogether deficient in talent. and peculiarly disqualified for the development of edito- rial ability. If it be aphilosophic truth that the writer's birthplace initiated so seriously against his early education, it is a for,u. nate circumstance that the world contains those polite enough to inform him of the fact, and still more fortunate that lucky stars have located him so near the great central luminary, which dispenses its be- nignant rays to a wondering nation under the title of 1he Little Rock .Stote Gazeae. We know not what illustrious State will claim the honor of having produced such a mental giant as our iovial neighbor. but we have no doubt but that the future historian of Arkansas will chronicle the fact, and render honor to whom honor is due. It would be matter of deep regret to com ing generations, if, like another Homer, the star of his nativity should by any ac- ci lent be obscured, since his sun in its mer- idan splendor has been so dazzling, and now in its decline sends its mellow radiance in such sweet serenity over the western hemisphere. It is not our purpose how, ever to defend South Caroina-she needs no defence
 "Tho' ,ritlin9s defame her,
 Our hearts swell with pleasure whenever we name
 her.''
 The Gazette compliments us so far as to allow that notwithstanding our natal State we have " two political ideas" Wemgret exceedingly that it is not in our power to return the favor. We have read the Ga. zette for the last two years and have never seen an idea in it. A few stale tests and chronic snarl at everything that bears the name of democracy is the staple commodity of that paper. Nevertheless as we love " calf-story" occasionally, we wish our esteemed neighbor to continue his weekly installments of wit and cynicism.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Proclamation by the Governor. S2OO REWARD

WHEREAS, It has this day been made " known to the Governor, that Michael Cupp, who stands indicted in the Circuit Court of Hot Spring county, Arkansas, for Rape. broke from the Jail of said county, in the month of june last, and is now running at large.
 Therefore, l. ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor or the State of Arkansas iby virtue of the authority m me vested by law do hereby offer reward of two hundred dollars to any person ,,bo a,;n n, arrets and deliver the said MICHAEL Cupp to tba Sheriff of Hot Spring county, Arkansas in order that justice may be had and the laws executed In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of IL. s Arkansas to be affixed at Little Rock. this
 18th day of October, A D. ls6O. '-
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor:
 s. M. WEAVER, Secretarv nf Stnta
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

az- When Florence Nightingale arriv- al at Boulogne, a few weeks since. her bag ,a.,e was transported. without fee or re- srH sss%rd. to the hotel by the female porters ,,bo throng the wharves of that place. They were glad to honor the ornament of their sex"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
sADDLERY! sADDLERY!!

SADDLERY SADDLERY TEXAS RED SADDLES; Il @ Black
 Half Spanish and Whole Spanish Saddles; American Saddles; Handled Saddle Wallets; Enameled Cloth Wallets; Carpet Bags;
 Cloth and Gothic Bags Web, Doubled anu Single Refined Brides; Hauter, Blind and Dray Brides; hlartngales assort'd; Horse and Mule Collars; . Horse and Mule II imes and Whis; Striped Yazoo Whips; White Arks. Whips; Rubber Lug Whips; French Whistle '' Buggy Whips, asst'd; Sulky Whips, asst'd; Stage Lashes, asst'd; OK Lashes 's Back Leather Hauiters;
 New Style Haulters; Wcrted Circingles; Worstel Girths; Si r'up | ns; Stirrup Leather Wagon Whips; Side saddles, etc, etc.
 Just received direct from New York, and will be sold lower than usual al the cash store opposite the post office by M. OSBORN Oct 20, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

WHERE BELL MEN THINK THE CONTEST LIES Gen. Amos H. Prescott, the latest made president of the American State committee and one of the chief engineers in fusing the Bell and Douglas forces at Syracuse, has come out against the new flu son with Breckinrdge. Gen. Prescott avows himself henceforth for Lincoln and | Hamlin.
 We have heard great deal said in re- regard to the Breckinridge men in New York being opposed to the fusion. What will the Bell men say to Gen. Prescott's stam. pede? Here are his reasons for the course he has taken:
 |" By the course proposed to be pursued, every that votes the ticket aids directly in the eec- ton ot Lane. It is by no means certain that Llne will not have more C ectoral votes for Vice Presi- dent, than Everett, especially if we are to give | him seven from this State. 7t.
 Suppose, after the eectors are chosen in the vari. ous States o the Union, that it is appa ent that there be no selection by the electors chosen ana it should require but a small number of votes to be turned from Everett to Lsne to secure him a larger number of votes than Everett, it is not cer. II x- is but Everett would be cheated. The adminis tration have a reliable majority in the Senate of the United States, and will elect Lane, it he sue cceds in getting sufficient number of electoral votes, so that he can be a candidate.
 
 The organization represented by Breckimidqe and Lane is q porerfui one. They will receive strong support in all of the Southern States. They are su ported as the candidates of the administrations and, strange as it may seem, they have now secur- ed the support of the Douglas organization in this State: and if successful, the chances of Douglas are not thereby in any way improved. And we are wei to learn how many more similar combinations will be formed, all of them strengthening and in crensing the chances of the election of Lane more than that of any other candidate.
 Tam. therefore compelled to withdraw my sup ,ort from the fusion ele tora ticket; and in doing ffo regret to disagree with my former political associates and friends, who, doubt not, intend to he narotlc in the discharge of political duties.
 have come to the conclusion to cast my vote for
 e republican niidates, for the reason that be- Fave that the contest in reality is between Lincoln "nd Iane. and that the whole Union will be best Dromoted by their election. p'O'N Truly yours, A. H. PRESCOTT"
 Here we have the testimony of one of ,be most prominent Bell men of New York n ,sgard to the strength of Breckinridge- and Lane. But before he will see them .locted he decamps bag and baggage" and goes over to Lincoln. So much for inc Union men North
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Stupte and Fa,acy Dry Gcods.

Stapte and Fa'acy Dry Goods. ERENCH Merino, assorted; 1 Printed Merino |" Printed Wool DeLaine; Coiored s .. Figured Plaid Pail DeChevre; Chem l"
 Mixed DeBege;
 White and colored Tarlaton; Fine Wool Plaids; Cashmeres assorted; Duchess Madder Prints; Duster and Wide Gloucester X Allins' Prints; Lakeshore Cassimere; Black mixed Tweeds; Tiger Shawl Blankets; Blue and Grey " Red, White and Bed Blankets Men and Boys W oo Gloves; Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves;
 $ Buck ''
 :" |" " Gauntlets; Ladies' Kid and Taf P. L. Silk and Leather Belts; Bonnet and Silk Velvet Ribbons; Worsted Braids;
 Plaid Wool Linsey; Marlboro Plaids; Beverly Denins; Tennessee Truck for Trowsers; Heavy Wool Jeans Black mixed Plains; Cassimeres; Satinetts, assort'd; Heavy Wool Kerseys; Printed and Spotted Flannel; Printed Opera q Yellow and Scarlet Flannel; Red, Blue and Twlled Flannel Green and White A Shaker Flannel, (good) Plaid w oo Shawls; Tevit and Gieniffe Shawls; Alpine and Basket 1" Ladies' Black Merino Cloaks
 Cloth
 Wool Hoods; Corsets and Bodies; Ladies' and Misses Bustes; Hoop Skirts, all sizes; Ladies' L. W. X c. Hose; Gents and Boys Wool b Hose; Wool Sacks and Shirts; Dress Buttons; Just received direct from New York, and will be sold to suit the hard times, at the cheap cash store opposite the post office by Oct. 20, lS60 M OSBORN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
M. WEAVER, Secretary of State.
D F s c E ITO

The sad MICHAEL CuPP is about 40 years old. 5 feet or inches high--weishs about I55 or i61 pounds-heavy built-rather round or .stooncd sh1uldered, dark complexion, pale blue eyes. Said Cupp is inclined to be polite in conversation.
 Oct. 20, 1860. 3w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
CHARLES A. CARROLL

Will address the citizens of Arkansas, on the DO
 tical issues or the day and in advocacy of the eec ton of Brecknridge and Lane to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United States, at the following times and places: s
 Yellsil'c, Marion, Thursday, Oct. IS Nit. Olive, Izard, Saturday, '' % Batesville, Independence, Monday, % Jacksonpoit, Jackson, Wednesday 24 Searcy, White, Friday, 7" SC Springfield, Conway, Saturday, C 9
 A fair division of time is rendered either wing o. the opposition, attending the above appointments. A favor will be conferred by any friend, who will place posters in prominent places, that full at. tendance of the people may be had.
 Democratic papers will please give publicity to the above appointments.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

DELAWARE HAIL.-rhe Breckinrilge do mocraey have swept Delaware in the locsI elections over the combined opposition Bell Douglas and Lincoln. by 1000 ma' ' iority. ala'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Dr. JAMES HARPER,

HAVING located five miles below | \ Little Rock, (Norh of River) respectfully offers his professional services the ctizns of the vicinity. Residence at Col. L. L. Tnomson's.
 Oct, eO, 1860. 1y-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

MAR where did you get snch heauti- 1Vl ful fitting Gaiter? Why at VIM. JONES' to bo sure he has the largest and best selected as sortment of Caters and Kid Boots in town, also some of the prettiest toilet Slippers you saw
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Merchant Tailors. New Firm ;! NeaD Goods

L. MEYER O.. w. LAKEY. .. HAVE associated themselves to- >aa R gether for the purpose of carrying on M MI the Merchant and Tailoring Busi- -1 ness in all its various branches have just received their Fall and Winter Stock, consisting of French, English and American Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs, which they are prepared to make to order in the latest and most fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices. All goods warranted as repre- scented and good fits guaranteed orno sale. Please give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
 MEYER X LAKEY,
 Markham s., 3 doors aboue S H. Tucker's. Oct 20. ls6o-
 THE STATE OF ARKANsAsa
 COUNTY OF NEWTON,
 In the Circuit Court of Newton county, Chancery side thereof, September Term, A. D. 1860. Samuel s: Reynolds, complai"ant BILL ro. Jane Reynolds, Detendant. DIVORCE NOW on this day came said complain. IN ant by his solic:t1r and it appearin from tht return of the Sheriff the writ ih this cause issued, that the defendant cannot be served witl process herein.
 It is therefore on motion of complainant's solic itor, ordered by the Court that she be notified Of the pendency of this suit, that the object of tho same is to obtain a Divorce, that the charre i abandonment for more than twelve months mex before e filing of said bill. And i ordered tha unless she appear before the iudge of the Circu, Court of N Newtpn county. i'll Chancery sitting or the first d " of the next Term thereof, at Cour to be holden at the Court house of said county, the 4th Monday after the fourth M 'nday in Febru ary, A. D. 1861, and ple,d, answer or demur tt complanants bill, the same will be taken con fessed and decree entered accordingly, and it i ordered that this or Ter be published in some news paper printed in this State the number of time and within the time required by law.
 D. C. MORGAN, Clerk. A true copy from the records:
 D. c. MORGAN, Clerk Oct. %, 1869. 2w. (Printe 5 fee, g 00.) Great Excitement! Tremendous Rush al
 MRS. WILLIAM JONES'. IN consequence of the arrival of a fresl | assortment of those elegant Bonnets, Hats ant Head Dresses. All those in want Of any of th, above mentioned articles should call at once, al there are only few more left. Oct 20
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N EW A ADVERTISEMENTS
I. O. O.. F.

To OF
 PIKE LODGE No l2-will hold regular meet. ngs every TUESDAY EVENING at their Hall on Scott street. TItOS. R. WEIGH, ". c. A. J. SMITH, See'y.
 July 27, 1860. tf
 FAR WEST LODGE No. Twill hold regu- lar meetings on FRIDAY EVENING of each week, at their Hall, near corner of Scott and Markham sts. A. R. SCHULTZ, See'y. M. NAVRA, N. c. Dr. w. A. CANTRELL, Little Rock. Office at his residence, opposite the Christian Church, will attend closely to town and country practice. Oct 20, 1860. Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

Ribbons, Ribbons MRS. JONES would call the attention WI ot her friends and the public generally, to her sp endid assortment of Ribbons of the latest styles. Oct. 20
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
E 8 T R A Y

A BOUT the 10th of August last,
 "A left the subscribers premises l2' @A miles btl low Little Rock, on the river, two ek.I mules, one dark bay, about Is hands high, the other almost black, about IA hands high and very etompaetly built, both young ? or years old, hay ing been broke last spring. Any returning sad mules or giving information concerning them will be amply rewarded. They were drove here from Missouri by the way of Clinton.
 Oct Q0 1860. C. M VAUGHAN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20

NOW IS THE TIME NALL and examine BEEBE & PAR O lSH'S assortment of Boots and Shoes. Oct 0l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Cadet Cassimere.

A IL those in want of warm. durable "A article for winter wear, should call and buy some of that Cadet Cassimere 10 he procured only at [Oct. 2Ol VIM. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
The State Elections.

For the last two or three weeks, anticipa- ton has been on tip-toe to read in the State elections, just now over, the indices of the future. There was almost pause in the never-c ceasing missing of the political
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
'hildren's Wool Hose.

W M. JONES would call attention of
 W those who are about to furnish their houses and the public generally to his assortment of Cor nlces, Curtain Damasks, Gimps, Cords and TasseIs, and all requisites for Curtain Trimmings, which he has just received and selling off at very reasonable prices. Oct %
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Calf Skins.

LNRENCH and American Calf Skins, II Red, Blue and Green Morocco Skins, Shoe Pegs, Boot W eb inc Shoe Thread, etc., just received and for safe by
 Oct2) $. H. TUCKER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
Siruab' s Corn Mlls

WYE have in store three of Straub's IS w inch Corn Mills, for sale at factory ices, freight added. $. il. TUCKER & co.
 Oct 20, 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
NIothcrs. renh thia-

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the Pastor of Baptist Church to the journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor of that worldrenowned medcine--IRs. WINS
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I'VE see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
"inslow's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
word in favor of patent medicine before in our life,
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
this Is no hunhug-wE HAVE TRIED IT. AND Know 1T TO
De ALL IT CLAIMS 1t Is, probably. one of tho most
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