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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

faith in the power of kindness! When the
prisoner came, he took off his irons, aud
addressed him thus &c Friend" you are
now placed in my care; it will be best
for us TO treat each other as well as we
can. ! shall try to make you as comtnr-
table as possible, and shall be anxious to
be your friend; and hope you will get
me into no difficulty on your account.
There isa cell here for solitary conilne-
ment: but have never used it, and |
should be very sorry ever to turn the key
upon any human being in it. You r'ay
range the place as freely as do; only
trust me, and will trust you"
The desperate, though evidently sur
prised, appeared but little affected by this
kindness, and for weeks seemed to soften
very slowly True, lie was not violent,
but sulky; at length word came that he
had attempted to break prison! The war
den called him, and charged him with it,
but he gave no reply; his face was dark
encd by ferocious scowl, and his lips
sealed with sulky silence. He was told
it would now be necessary TO put him III
the solitary cell. lie WAS desired to fol-
low the warden. who went before him,
carrying the lamp III one hand, and the key
in the other. In the narrowcst part OF
the pass &c, the warden, a little ligbt-bult
man, turned short around, and, with an
eve beamng with kindness, locked up full
into the face of the stout criminal, and
said, 81 want to know if you have treated
me as deserve. | have done every thing
to make you happy. | have trusted you,
but you have never given me the least con.
fidence in return. And you have planned
to get nc into difficulty. Is this kind
and vet cannot bear to lock you up. II
I only had the least sign that sou cared
lor me"-hc had no need to say more
it was dead SHOT! it had gone through
the tough rind of his dopravity, and had
reached his very heart! The strong mar
was subdred; bursting into tears ne wcp'
like a child. "Slr.' said he, :" havt
been very devil these seventeen years
but you treat me like man, and ! can,
resist it." Come" said the victoriou:
warden, "let's go back y The free range
of the prison was again given him, anc
from that hour he became ne7o man-
opening his whole heart to the kind wal
den, and fulfilling the whole TERM Of hi:
imprisonment with cheertulness and con
tent.
The world is Just beginning TO under
! stand the mral!ilrg Of the passage, "
love Him because Hc first loved us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
Influence Of Kindness.

The following account of the reforma
ton Of convict, published in the Pris
oner's Friend, gives very forcibie illus
tration of the power Of love to reform
even the most hardened of our race
Many years age, there vas brought to
the State Prison. in Connecticut, a mS.l
Of giant-staturc and of desperate ctarae.
ter: one whose crimes had bee. for Sew
cntccn years the terror Of tho country.
The warden was a Christian-a Christian
not in uamc only, bat in "deed and in
+zth'-oas WIS had more than usaal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlEhD DISTRICT,
I.I COK.HON PLk-iS.

A4ron 4. Clark,
JOif ~ittbS""S"s'
Samuel Il. rullcr,
raYlTE Plaintiff ir the above stated case having
x this day filed his declaration in my olire' ana
ibr y .(cn;!ant having neither wife no. Attorney
known 10 reside within the li:ni,snf this State, on
,yhn,n comics or sail Declaration with rules to
,,,.ul can he served On motion Of Mcssrs. Ah"cy
3 WRIGHT. !lai: tif's Attorneys, Ordered that said
Defendant appear aal Plead 70 said Declaration
within year and n day from the date hereof, or
fun! an! absolute Judgment will hn given against
him. l!A .'lSo-,' CO. =, ~
clerks Office, October lst, ISG!. clyq 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

NoRTlIERS FASArIcIs% ~ TIE PCLP1r.
On Sunday before last, a Sermon for
the Times" was preached at the Church
of the Unity, in Boston. by the Rev. Mr.
Iepworth, which will doubtlcss take high
rank III the fanatical literature of the day.
From the Boston y'ou,meFs report of this
sermon. weia!;e the concluding paragraph,
rs follows:
You remember how, i'll Sumter, An.
dcrson and his men kne't in prayer. be.
fore they cntu!oii the sia,S ard stri pes!
We'll, ,lint prayer has been answered. We
have been led through TcpOlse because we
were not equal TO the emergency. Now
that We are. the work has hcen begun il!
the right place The sacred soil Of South
Carolina, made sacred b. the Infamous
trcachcry Of political dcmogogucs, WHO
have been 1T once sophists and builcs on
the floor of Congress, has q: length been
pressed by Yankee feet.
Charleston hangs out the black Gay and
thereby claims her brotherhood with the
savages of the South Sea Islands. do We
want quarter from her! Have We ever
asked il? Are orr boys likcl J to ask it:
The probabilities are that she will never
nave an opportunity 10 show her canni.
balis,n in this way. Whatdo call want
to see? Two things, take it. First, We
want to see the stars and stripes floating
over the ramparts of Fort Sumter; the
rebel flag, the shoddy flag Of a sham Con
federacy, must give way before the colors
Of union and liberty. Second, We want
to see the city of Charleston. the home Of
treason, the hot bed Of trcachery, laid in
ashes This is not revenge; this is retri-
butive Justice in its miidcst aspect; and
we want her ground plowed up and sowed
with salt, that no green thing may ever
grow there; and a pillar, black as night,
shall be raised bearing this inscription
"Bchold the righteous end Of those who
arc enemies of God, of humanity, and Of
their country
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ COMMON PLEAS.
Fore. ~ .iuachmeni.

Il. u. Fuller,
FJFr'.R -hHochb'e"'
Samuel Il. Fuller.
y3gGIE Plaintiff in the abovo stated ease: having
I this day fled his declaration III ny "iliee, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
!;aown to reside within tho Limits "i this state
on whom rurcs u: said 'leclara;i,n with ruiss 10
nlea,i can c served, On !nntinn Of Messrs. Abney
Z Wright. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered that said
D,ts.,lnnt appear and plead to said declaration
within wear and = day from lha Gatc hereof. or
final aud absolute Judgment will be given against
i!;!;l. >. II 80 ni'i'>oN' - ~
clerks Office, October Is; 1861. cly1 DO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11
AUGU S It A HOTEL
AUGUSTA, GA.
By WHEELOCK.

Convenient 20 the Carolina side.
Provided with tho best The market affords.
Adjacent to frs, rlio business houses.
Eesdy with convrnicnnes to facilitate travellers
on any and every roatc.
Prepared I" accommodate uii WHO may desire It.
A good bar and plenty Of ice.
We respectfully ask the attention of Edgafell
to our Csrd.
Jvae rs u rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

The world IS Just beginning TO under
stand the nearing Of the passage, : " c
love Him because lie first loved us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

\ BAD RULE THAT WILL NOT Work
Roth WAYs.-IIic country is suffering
for want of salt, and Gov. Brown has
most Of tl.c supplies Tin second hands, for
he overooks the original holders and tho
really guilty partips locked pin his
warehouses, nr,I refuses to sell. Under
these circumstances We learn that somr
of the salt sufferers about Macon intend
to play the Brown game on Gov. Brown
They mist have salt, and intend to take
tiff the Governor withholds supplies. We
think the game Il fair one: as against lhc
Governor. Every man should be willing
to take his own nphysic.
When law!essncsS commences in high
places. there is no telling where it will
end-SavanllaI Republican, Dec. 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

CHICAGO RELlGtoN.--A Chicago bro
ker, member of the church, during the
present crisis, has been in the habit OF
pocketing ten per cent. on the specie
which he collected il! church on Sunday,
by the very simple process Of rendering
back an equal amount in Western funds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Uth Orleans 9ailp Crescent.
gtgaECIAL AID coNMERCIAb DEPlRTmEsq
gen 0Tleans HIaaeg HIarAet.

f5EarEEN W09UF EEeFRrs.


The Louisville Courier, ot last Taesiay, says:
Ia financial circles there was blt lstIe doing 10,
day. Tho demand for money Confines email, aad
hgaf Of no complaints except from outsiders.
Tae collections from the country are coming II
more freely, and everything !s gLad9a4(y grdWfng
easier. LH.agTeaE ngne5is q}tfet. With bdI hide
Offering, antlTatEs fEInajG the same rs befOge re-
-T0ltad. Exchange Is dali at on the East and
C6f On &ew Orleans,
The Cincinnati Inquirer, of Monday last, says:
There is no ruaesal alteration to be noticed in
The money market. unless it be a slight improve
neng ia the demand. The offerings of the right
kind Of paper are very limited and in demand,
there being difficulty in passing strictly first
class acccptances at l0112 get. On call the sup
ply considerably exceeds the demand at 7ED8 get.
The offerings in outside circles are in excess Of the
ability to accept, though high rates OF interest
would be willingly paid. We saw some very good
paper sold at 2 get. per month to-day, and a lew
pieces of frst-ctass mortgage paper, secured Dy
city property, sold at Is get. Money outside the
bank is close, rather the unsettled condition OF
political affairs tends to produce great cautious
ness among capitalists, and they consequently re-
fuse to buy good deal of paper that few months
since would have been considered firstclass.
| The changes to notice in the uncurrent money
market less offerings of Illinois, Wisconsin and
Missouri currency, and better demand. The buy
ing rate remains at get. for all Western currency
except Iowa, which is still taken at get.
To keep up the weekly records of the Liverpool
cotton market, we append the report for the weel
ending the 26th January, received only on yester
| day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
c Q M M E r CtAL
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwors 8. Cohen.

LIVERPOOL, January IS. 1851.
MOSEY-The market has been disturbed ibis week the
minimum discount the BANK OF England i, still fct
the open market best bills taken at fraction lover and
tendency le,ier tO1F0is
been depressed bat showed to-day in hrmnEss hey
closed to-day in London at 989a OH lower than last Fri
day.
the characteristic of the goods
ard market ueS'l4y the LanRnd exceedingly
limited much test prices. At meeting of Mil Owners
district resolved tnedGce
weaving departments the of act, bit leave the
question of short time t, individual yOlitOn.
CoTr0T.The transactions continued large ard st extreme
prices during the t three DAYS Of the we but since the
of the mails per Canada OF the 9Th JhnRrY from
Boston, which 5a place Monday evening the mnEke: has
quiet Spectators sitting still and the trade i buy
ing moderately only No decided change in prices has occurred
but the natural difference between active and lies market
about I'd z b, is being Experienced We alter our quota
tons slightly.
sales of the week have heen SO bales of all kinds in
Gliding $50 American If5l0 East Iedan. There % 81
bales declared be for e&uaon and Is for leaving
IL 55b bales for consumption.
The actual amounted 10 1877 bales, Of which az
AmercaH and 1871 Cast lndia.
The imports 1913 bales including OS 1856 from Amer
lea. and 1854 from the Fast indies.
The OF all kinds hns increased 1880 bales since las
Friday compares now, with that Of last year, follows,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

To-day there has been charge in the marhe eoEt c1-
shines nGd is freely offered by importers The sales are
estimated III! aen 3D. baeS nclnins 200 n5 speculation
aud export Our latest avce from the United States reach to
America from Portland The Kangaroo from New York, has
just arrived ut this pntt
BREAusTUFfs.4 although thorough thaw and unusually
mild weather has followed the previous cold The inland
unicaon fully resumed The tket still qnCt
under fair at ondanee from buyers who, however, in
upon lower IN Of large arrivals The
tece ID 100 lbs Wheat Gu d barrel Flour, and Is q
$50 lbs Indian Corn.
SUGkRS-Raher business done this week than last,
unchanged prices, fine Pernams among others,
sold Mt 25s cwt.
MoTAssEsA indirect parcels of old Cuba bought
export Holland lis Cd 4 cwt less duty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

SUGAR. -. Inc reCelpLS httVe pteu l!oeldt anu
with fair demand prices have been carrier, with
sales of about 5000 hhds during the week, and the
market closed at the range of our quotations as
follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA sUGAR.
Fnir 10 Fully Fair 95 Prime and Choice. 5aaGls
Clarified fnd Refined hA3H5I3a
Weeks receipts, lO,o8l hhds.; exports, 20lo hhds.
MoLAssEs. =. The receipts have been ample, and
the sales have embraced some $500 bbls. ats de-
cline on last weeks quotations. We now quote In.
ferior to Ordinary at lG020c. and Prime to Choice
2GGa2Sc p gallon in bbls. Half bbs. have been
in moderate request and the sales embraced about
500 bbls at 29@93c. y gallon for Choice. The
market closing at 29030c.
Weeks receipts, 1923 bills; exports, 9265
bbls.
FLOUR. The receipts have been moderate, and
| prices have declined. The sales of the week EN-
braced some 10000 bbls. at range of S. 374@
S. SO for superGne, Sc 2503s7 90 for Low, and
81 25G1S9 90 q Dbl. for Good to Choice Extra
| brands.
| Weeks receipts, 1896; exports, 63l2.
| Com . The business of the past week shows
but little change in prices, with sales of about
I3O, $50 sacks at range of 55@65c. for Mixed
and Yellow, and 7O@73c. % bushel for White Mixed
and White.
| Weeks receipts, 23| 81 sacks; exports 1886
WHEAT We did not hear of a sale during the
week. The last sales reported were at 81 10 q
bushel for Red and White.
Weeks receipts, none; exports none
OATS. Prices have shown but little change win
sales up to Thursday of about 5000 sacks St. Louis
at 42Gl45c. and small lot at 45c u bushel for
Prime.
BRAN, There has been moderate demand for
this article, and the sales of the week embraced
some GOO sacks at 81 0O0$I p u 100 lbs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
PRICES
A GREAT POLITICAL WORE
oLusKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BooEs
OH gS8F &t ig5
Encyclopedias,
By NJ. W. oLUsKEy, Washington, D. Q,
II contains. among other things,

Itcontalns, among other things.
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation Of Congress-
Governors GeGvy, Stanton and walkers inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas colaer and essra Stephens
and offers Reports on Kansas 49,
The naeria Of the Kansas Ksssasks R
RE Grfttenden Montgomery and English Bills The
sos al s to he same including President
TIE TIE 6 bed sSGfo G q the United States
trtieles Of CONSIDERATION ,.-..
Tainn and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1893 and 49,
Mr. Cays Report in favor Of the On q the fTeis
Lands and able doeunenta against with fn q
President Pieroes Veto INDECENT Insane Land Bin
history Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
Prssden Pierces Message vetong River and Harhs
The School Land BILL md thereon.
TIE cleyton B glss rEe e. and saip Slavery
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboss
Mr. Toonbs Boston Lecture on sleysry
MsssFs BnShanans Williams Letters he ana
lf Mrs Gsi 3paafs Pert Hi Address.
President Jgckson's Praclepation against
Report 81 Mr.. Davis Of South Carolina the Politiea
Mr Bachanans Minority Report on the sarne subject
orgaazton and Hon. A H stuaFts Letters signed aas
Keneh Rayners Speech at PHILADELPHIA In November 1885
RsfSFy S' United s isss Petitions
Mr. Ffhnores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
| History of the Annexation of Texas 4. -
Opnion of public the power Of Congress
| ritorias @
| The Nicholson Letter. ,. p,,+eo--,s S
| The Nashville Convention and Georgia tiaoFins.
| Missouri Compromise, win every fots ~EA'V o
'ts Pre- S,onprom,se Measures of 1850.
CLAYTON Compromise.
Wilmot Provtso - A.. -,sxro,s 20 ,,ant;nn.
arv snect treated anG every vote IN SoAgres On
80 sn6,aSt ba Vi w political Specification, q gwen
az" eok vi pet up public speaker fully On the Kansas
and other Quost'FrF - c. -TE
single Ceples, 81 Club q sS 40 ~ ,,,,,
m $50 " PhilA6elpAiA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

-
sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities o GENTLE
sr1MULANr. TONIC, DIuRETIC and SUDORIF1G, wticl
itosloa to by Physicians thousands Ladies Cetls
penir all parts of Europe aid America.
Asa Gentle Stitn1staRat ami T'GnAc,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the appetite
and PURIFYING the Blood.
AS a DSu7eGfes
II mpartE hcGity action the LANlfG lIlh rvs.
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial DROpEY, d0uT
ERUPTIYE aud rheumatic AFFECTIONS
As &G:ioGSs4e,
Iacts upon the Skin opening the and exrgn al 10
p1rites by inse,sihle pano thereby driving IF Eruption,
and cleansing The surface giving toaO and visor the who'll
systen and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN md COMPLEXION
THE Chippewa Tvi21e of Et1SRGaTae
Have long used Blossom and Fruit of thu Elder
their most valuable remedies
In Germany.
The Berries dried and preserved use in
of sickness.
Ii pure from the Juice cultivated Elder r0comuepded 1
PHYSICIANS CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcua properties SUPERIOR other Wines in common
use, excellent article for a WEAK ard DEtILfA9
Ed PERSONS and the AGED and INPI5i, removing ALL
oBsTRUoT1oNs, improving the APPETITE aud benefttinf
LADIES and CHILDREN.
"A 24Rt2fea' SWtne,
Because It will not intoxca II coutains mixture Of
prts other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar flavor
and nUrtve propertius; rpurt1ne healthy TO th
| STOMACH and DIG ESTIvE ORGANS.
a55N wine-gass full no5 with meals
any time through the day, desired.
We will only ask your indulgence make one tria1
| Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART K CO., JOHN
WRIGHT It CO., JAMES sYGE Canal stress, and BY ell!
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
| Trade supplied ar proprietor's prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
rnv2E lv6W 2F7 rroadnmv. Ns7v YORK
| E9AGPLES' LIME z4<IE ILES' LIME
0 T G F
We have III RrE 0FTcE the '.aves,
ste4t l,:!tf. GiRs4yE -cGi in attend
4ce &c Fr+si,t t<l Dis 1s5ing he Packet
93tifES AttEStHd L, " POW &i.l.,
gBis fility affords guis ha Gppr1RT OF shipping
AII,y Eort Ape aud all inaralate points without in
eGrrlll The EXPENSE OF storage and extra drayrge.
IS If K. w. ADASiS 4 Co, Agt ntR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

&s PLEA G ejs III. AT IS B AKDENE STREET
az where pianterS and Others will II all times find RE
Il. FULLY SELECTED and VI ELL ASSORTED LOT or
laSS2uSLAVES Tor sale.
OF en- R. RI. ELAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

TOBACCO. -. There has been some inquiry and
the transactions comprise 1877 bids. on Monday
including 80 New Admitted at -, Is Medium do at
IA Old at -; 81 at s, % Old at, 45 hhds. Old
Admitted and Refused on Wednesday on private
terms and 800 hhds. on Thursday, comprising 60,
Sc, 43, 2G0 and $50, all on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

OIE4-45 cases Elepper', superior Olive, + sa,e by
W s. WQbFF
jail ccRnar Grayler RzG Kew LeTee ss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Bebith Of tbe Nlarkets for Qast Ntes.


sRITfdAy TUfNITg. >
We noticed in our last weekly report that under
the influence of discouraging foreign news and a
further decline in Exchange, the market for our
leading staple had given way, since which there
has been an active demand at sitter prices,
Midding ruling at lO}@1llc. In Tobacco there
has been some inquiry. In Sugar there has been
fair demand at easier prices. Molasses has been in
moderate request at lower rates.
CorToN. .. The week opened with moderate de-
mand at full prices, the sales of the week COM
prise IA 500 on Saturday, 2o5Q0 Monday, 10000
on Tuesday 10000 on Wednesday, $500 on Thurs
day. and 000 yesterday. We now quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal and
with q fair demand prices have been carrier, with
sales of about 5000 hhds. during the week, and the
market closed at the range of our quotations as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

WRIGHT d. CO.'S UATALOGyE OF GENTTJER
- and popular Family Mecne4 which they offer 10 srnnl1
Drugste and Dealers At Proprietors lowest Wholesale prc
General Depot Special Agency Nos lB y Charres eat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
NTU1aPFsT's HOTEL.
Noa. IS AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
iEatggltsltd lHS3.I

beeu constructed to Of the eitIgens of
New Orleans Persons not desiring thoatand Of mica
for TIE Of qndTFnR the pf1ious Of hote
and Northern wHerGg yiun caa ind in Magnolia quiet
healthy hhIna with cit the comforts of Hotel
PurS freestonG good bathing, high afude ami rfr
tue8gue country, with beautiful drives among the
tsles offered.
This pace be REACHED Ia less than four houre
by the New Orleans, Js kssn and Great northern Railroad and
persons doing business city after buqinsss hon
a. night, aud before BrssUeSs The next day.
ryl If GEO. u. CLARKE, Proprietor
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

T. '. So2EgELLS, Attorney at Law, Pine Bluff, Arkansas--@iu practice in the counties of Hot Spring, Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, Drew, Ashley Chicot, Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson. Also in tue Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock, and vii attend promptly to the collection of all claims placed in his hands April {, 1860. ly
 g. r. DUFFTE, Attorney at Law, Greenwood, Sebastian county, Arkansas. April :, 50. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

V. M. BRANDON. c. THROWER' BRANDON & TEROWEI2. Attorneys at Law Camden, Ark. March T. lS6I. 1T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

JOHN D. KIMBELI, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark, will practice in the various courts held at the capital, and attend to the collection of claims throughout the state He will give careful atten- ton to adjusting and periecting titles to State Lands in all cases of conflicting claims thereto. Office in the main building of the State House, ad- jacent to the Auditors and State Land Agents offices. Feb g '59-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
Professional Cards.

crsrTrs H. GARLAND WI. NJ. RANDOLPH GARLAND 6 RAN1soLPH, Attomcys at Jaw, Little Rock Arkansas. Feb 23, l779
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

R. E. RUTHERFORD, Attomcya Law, Lew isyille, Latnyette county, Ark. Sept22, co ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
NEW FOUNDRY Ar LITTLE ROCE
 ARKANSAS

May 26, 1860. Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
l,COO Acres of Choice Cotton Land for
 Sale.

NO TIC E..
 LAND OFFICE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK,
 18th April, 1860. DATENTS for entries between the 3lst 5 day of December, 1858, and the 26th day of September, lsG0, for settlement and cultivation, under the graduation act of August 1, l854 have been received at ths oiice and the purchasers are hereby notified to come forward immediately and make the required proof of |" settlement and cul- tyaton," and receive their respective patents, be cause if said proof is not filed within limited time the patents will be returned to the General Land Office, and will then be liable to be cancelef f.r non on-peItormance of the conditions of settf acut and cultivation contemplated by the gradA- ton act of August f. 1854. This includes zine older entries tl,st were suspended.
 HENRY A. POWERS, RegisS.
 FRANCIS H. MOODY, Rtc'1' Mn, IsHI Err