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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18

. ORGANIZED on THE s9rH OF MAY, 1901.
WELDON n. EDWARDS, of Warren President:
WALTER L. STEELE, of Richmond, PTncI2al Sec
retary.
L. Z. EDWARDS, of Granville, Assistant Secretary
JOSEPH HoIDERBY, of Rockingham, Engrosslng
Clerk
JAMES PAGE, of Randolph, Principal DoOrkeeper.
W. r. LOWELL, of Surry, Assistant
J0HN c. MOORE, Of Wake,
DELEGATES.
ALamanee-Ciles Mebane Thomas Rufin.
1terander- a Boyle.
Ashe-J Foster
ARsoR-A Myers, j A Leak.
Bsrtie-S B,Spruill, Jas Bond
Beayort-W Ellison, L j Warren.
Bladen-Neill Kelly.
BrunS0ick-T d Meares.
BuncomJs-N W Wood6n.
Burke-J C Mcdowell.
CdbdrrUs-C Phfer
CdLdpeA-E Jones.
Cdniden-D Ferebee
Cdrteret-C r Thomas
Cdstcell-Bedford Brown, j. E. Williamson.
CGtdu6G-George Setter
CiathGm-J II Headen, John Manning, Jr, L
Merritt.
Chowan--R Dillard
ClcUslaRd-W j Miller, W Tracy.
Columbus Richard Wooten
CrdCen-GeO Green John d Whitford
Cum6crtand-Warren Winslow David McNeill.
CUrrituck--JOhn Jones.
DapidSOn-B Kittrel Douthit.
Dacis-Robt. Sprouse.
OHptia-J L Rhodes James Dickson.
EdgecOmJe-W Battle, Geo Howard
FJrsythe-TJ j Wilson, vacancy.
Frankiin-A d Williams
GdstOR-S Y Johnston
Gates-A J Walton.
I =
Roystcr.
GrecH-W A Darden Jr
GatJort-John y Giliner, Ralph Gorrell, and R
Dick
HalJar--R II Smith, L W Bachelor.
Hyoc-E l. Mann
HarRett-A S McNcill.
Hayn0od-Wm Hicks
HtndCrFon w NJ Shipp
HGrttord-Kenneth Rayner.
Hedsu-Anderson Mitchell, 7 A Allison.
JtcISon-W II Thomas.
JohHstOn--C Sanders, W Smith.
JoReS-Wm.Fo Foy.
Leaoir-John G Washington.
LiRcOla-D Schcnck
NacOn-C ID Smith.
MadtSOR-J Mcdowell.
Mnrtin-Vacancy.
McD0ueiL-J Ii Greenlee.
NecklenJarg-J W Osborne, P Caldwell.
Aontgomery-S ii Christian.
MOOFe-H Turner.
Nosh-A II Arlington.
Nec Ha"Orer-John l. Holmes, Robert Strange
NOrthamptOn-D A Barnes, j NJ Moody.
OnslOu-G W Ward
Ordnge-W Graham, John Berry.
PdsquOtaRk-R X Speed.
PerQuiDidnS-JOs S Cannon.
Person-John W Cunningham.
Put-F Satterthwaite, p A Atkinson.
RandOlph-W Long, A Foster.
Richm0nd-W Leak
RObeSOa-J p Fuller, j Switzerland
ROckinghdm-D S Reid E I Brodnax.
RoUdR-R \ Caldwell, H Jones.
RutheTJord and POL5-M Durham, vacancy.
SaRpsOH-R MoSely, Thomas Bunting
StdnIy-E Heame.
StOkes-A II Joyce
Surry-T V IIamlin.
7yTrei-Eli Spruill.
UniOH-iI VI Houston.
Wuke-G Badger, X P Battle W W Holden.
War6H-W n Edwards, T A Thornton.
WashiH9tOR-W S Pcttigrew.
Wct0ugd-J w Council.
WayRe-G V Strong f Thompson
Wilkes-Jas Galloway, Peter Elier
YadkiA-R F Armlieid
Pdncey-M z Penland.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18

The REDUCTION OF PIcKENs.-The Mobile Adrer-
tiser says: 1.-The effects Of our bombardment of
Pckens setn to indicate that it is in the power of
the Confederate forts and batteries to reduce that
of the Northern despotism, which
has so long defied us upon own soil. The result
of his experiment has evidently satisfied Col. Brown
commanding, of the fact, and he is content to have
nothing moreto do in the way of the losing game of
cannonadIng. This is evident from his tame sub.
mission to the challenge the Confederate the other
day, when they opened upon the sail boat under his
walls, and drove its occupants to them for shelter"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18

UNTITLED HERoEs-The New Orleans Crescent pays
a tribute to the herosIn Of James Keelan, the
brave Tennessean, who short time ago. in the dead
Of night alone and unaided fought sixteen men who
had to burn one of the bridges in East Tennes-
see. He fought until the sixteen men retired, when
fell bis body pierced with bullets, and hacked
and gashed with knives. But be saved the bridge;
and, when found, his words were those of Heavens
inspired hero: They have killed me- said be, "bst
/ have saved the bridget" -.. ... i
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18

MISCELLANEOUS.
-------- - -- -- ---.
or. CRACKER BAKERY.
yVNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUILT LARGE
IL HARD BREAD aud CRACKER BAKERY, and
fitted it up with the most improved machinery,
prepared furnish the citizens of Raleigh and the State
with fresh Crackers and of the best quality such
SODA CRACKERS,
BUTTER CRACKES,
WATER CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS, etc, etc
We also prepared TO furnish the Army and Navy
with .. ....
NAVY BREAD, .. ...a..
PILOT BREAD, ...
WINE BISCUIT, etc,
the lowest market rates Cash Orders securely packed
and promptly attended to-
- WANTED. empty Flour Barrels, in good condi-
ton, for which we will pay 25 cents each .
Raleigh N c., Nov. 90, 1851. l03-6mos.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18
RALEIGH. N C.. WEDNEs ,lAY. DECEMBER lS 1851.
STATE CONVENTION.
Officers and Nembers.

ORGANIZED on THE s9rH OF MAY, 1901.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18

WUST RECEIVED AT FRANKLIN's-
ID SIrDng Fresh and Salty Suu and all 10 be had in
the SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY. r. ... Dr..
Also large lot of e0og cOnceiraHs Artics known to
'' FRANKLIN'S crA
Raleigh, N. c., Sept 10, 1851. a- 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18
GUANO,

GUANO.
HUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT A LARGE
- supply OF Elcac or California GnanO.
As erizers becoming scarce and high. it would be
we'll for our planters lay in the Spring supply once
JAMES NJ. TOWLES, Agt-
Farmers Hall, Dec. 10, 1881. 1906
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE OF PORK AND CORN.

SALE UF PUhN AND OOINNs
As ADMINISTRATORS UPON THE ESTATE OF
a the late Mrs FRANCES ATKINS, on Friday the
20th of Decembe at the late residence oi me
about 90 miles west of Raleigh upon the road leading 10
Chapel Hill, will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder about hundred barrels Of Corn and some four
thousand weight of POrk-upOn the hoOt -
TLREs:-Six months credit upon bond with two ap-
proved sureties. , ,,,-,,,
Orange county, Dec. 9, 1861. lost.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18
FEATHER BF

FEATHER BED.
LIN STORE A FINE LARGE FEATHER BED WITH
IL Bolster If disposed of privately, win be sold at
auction first sale.
p. -. JAMES NJ. T0WLES, Agt
December 10, 1881. iO6-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

all the royal navy. Withregard to its sit nation for any expedition, 1T IS as we'll as can be desired. for nothing could escape the sight of cruiser there"
 The date of that tract is 1898! Here IS another: 1a
 "The whole royal navy might ride with safety in Port Royal harbor. Its situation renders it an excellent station for sqad- ron of ships in time of war" Hewat) $ South Carolina, l75O The United States coast survey lSo9 says of Port Royal,
 Vessels that enter Port Royal sound, 1859, twill find in the Colleton river, at Its confluence with the CheckesSee, a capacons neck completely protected, and accepta- be anchorage in from four to seven iathom waters. Colle;on neck is only eleven urle' from the Charleston and Savannah railroad and by reason of the fact before stated ot- tel's very eligibly site for purposes of com merce In the event of a blockade of the southern coast by d naval power, th's point conld .e easily made sure protection to the island commerce passing between Char ieston and Savannah
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

LI. the world and the rest of mankind is taking Il N'lEAN'S CPLI8RA1ED STRENGTHENING CORDIAL BLOOD PURiFIEE because the only true emedy to pur, tie Biood thoroughly aud the sane me strengthen and the whole hen taken its m vigorang influence felt almost instantly, coursng thongh ofte body, and accelerating inc GIT cfstion of iie i:lond It also neutraze Bilious mat the Bowels, and strengthens the digestive "gans This the why has proved so eicacious ring Darhua, iy@entery, Bowel Complaint, Pam In the Stomach, It has cured many that were for years afflicted with Chrome DisrriPa.
 APAEAN'S cTRENGTHENiN1 CORDIAL certain remedy fer Weakness, Fainness Debility stomach. B!Ousress Headache, Bad Breath, Dizzl y>pepoia -Four r"nsch, disease of the kid- bladder. IL vii! the feeble, sickiy pale enlacated health strength There Is mis- iake ab,u; eter thous sands to prove that fact
 One tabe spoonful taken every morning. fasting is for iholoa, Ch and Fever, Yellow Fever any peva!eCi dIsca-e.
 J. Ii. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of thls Cordial.
 Also iici4eaa's Volcanic Oil Ointment. TP prncpa iiepot, the corner of Third and Pine Gfeets, St. Louis, Ao.
 Dt. J. j. MoA Ll0NT, Agen, Little Rock, and Dr. :. J. NcALM INT, Pine Bind, Ark. July 3l ISGi. 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

A YANKEE TowN IN MogRNIxc.-A Bowling Green (ky) correspondent writes:
 4 regiment was raised in Shawneetown, Illinois for the federal government, which was in the battle of Belmont, and in which nearly every family in the place had rela- tiyes and friends. The news of the fight and defeat of the Yankees caused great ex- citement in this hitherto quet little town. The day after the battle a boat came up with the killed and wounded, and such a scene as it presented was never before wit messed by any ot the inhabitants of the place. The boat was literally covered from stem to stern with the killed end wounded and the whole boat reeked with the blood of the victims of Lincolns abolition cru sade against the South As fast as tbev were taken ashore they were recognized by relatives or friends and conveyed away for interment. That evening from every door knob stleamed black crape, and the whole town looked as If 1t was in mournipo - We learn that this regiment alone lest four hundred, killed and wounded.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

TIE TRUE SPIRlr.-The Mlledgaville Union mentions the fact that counIe of gentleman had passed over the South Car oIlna railroad who were removing their ne groes from the coast to the interior. Thav had fired their dwellings, and out horses and destroyed their cotton, as far as thev were able to do so, and were seeking safe ty for their negroes, If all the planters on the coast, would do as these planters have done Lincoln would fih.i but few men to patronize his agents from Maine and other States North.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

DANAWAY from the subscriber,sFa < Ah A1ana,tion n IS miles below Little Rock. arfsbsas, Psan'e,'0is' on Saturday, 2ist nst nero nj man d name" conneT C coIor 90 or P years old about fee Sl a7& or rS Inches high, weighs i55 or I6 bs and is stout and well built. He rode away ynd HeI. si. brown Ally Gyears od with blaze ihof oG on anu igbt can brand on the left hiF or thiii,,1 vooI Sa Sais'spf with him pair of white blank e'5, n3 r,os t likely go to the Cherokee Nation, where @ understa1d fo has mother Iyns ssyS iS% miles west of Fayettevle The above rev rew''to to will be given for h' e?prehenbsom bo noid i if '6 he is o 9no4 4' m rH5 anP I ia in the State where cGet him. 'nS'- ''' '-'' '''' J. W. McCONAUGHEY-
 r..lA rneL 4rL InIy 9. lebU.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
Jf0-EZ-5IssIN Z-5s 6 i2EATs
Direct Importation. J. l. Ev Q s & c o. Cano5 Street, ce-ner of Bourbon,

Direct Inportatlon J- LEV OE s & c o.
 Caaa1 Street, cf'aer of Bourbon,
 NEW CRLEANS OUR stock ofjSPRING GOODS is { ready for exannation, and comprises com nlete assortment ofEhoice styles of SEA0ONA- BILE GOODS, to le sold at
 yer Low Prices! GOOD GRENAbINE BAREGE, at l5c yard BROCADE ENfLlSH BAREGE, at 23c y"r1 ORGANDY STYLE BARE'E, from 'oc yaFd EMB,D CANVAS BAREGE, from 60c yard. PLAID SILKGRENADlNE, 50c.
 < CAUSE, 75c. PFKJN and FIGURED HERNANI. EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE RROCADED and PRINTED GRENADINE! CAMBRIC LACE and SHAWLS. REAL LACE REVERSIBLES.
 POINrS SPANISH LACE DOUBLES: MUSLIN stiAWLs and MANTILLAs. NUSLIN ZOUAVES and TuRCOS. PIA4N ,2i and PLAID NANsOOK.
 PLAIN and PLIAD CAMBRICS.
 PLAIN and PLAID JACONETS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and Tartare Muslinst FNR,D SWISS, for Morning Robes. SpRlyG PERCALES, l21oc. rpENCH TlIt JACONET, New Style, 25c. FRENCH ORGANDIES, Rich, 40c. Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LINEN REGATTAS. LINEN SHIRTING, Golden Flax. LINEN SLEEPING, French and Scotch. REAL TOILE DE COUTDAI. FRENCH TABLE SETS | FRENCH TABLE DAMASk. 1 SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS. i BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS, etc i FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY I All descriptions and szas for Ladies and Children | FILET MITS AND GLOVES. ' NEW STYLE FANS. TART ais.P4 oe5tcSNE, AppAtion and Point Laces sfCU EMBROIDEEIES. MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PARLOR SUITS. MORNING ROBES and CAAIISOLLES. NARSElLLES SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS INFANT ROBES, ctc. CHl.DREN'S COSTUMES. h.CN LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. NuSHN AND LACE BARS. MAK2GlLLEo QUILTS, Cnunterpanes, etc. FRtNC4 PERFuMERY, etc.
 We VII take particular pains to i'll all orders iFoIn me coenlrY April 4. 1861. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
G2s REW ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscri- q1-Es, Ia ber, at Magnolia, Ark, on the locn F } of Fe5raary, ' 1861, a negro man sanoo,s aged 28 years. large and stout 5oy, fot ot f dark complexion, between and b feet & high, say says he was raised in the Seminole S Nation, and I think he well be likely to %1 4s% f,. Gs a dn;iyerv of said boy m any jail where can get him. 'h'ii'o Y
 March 7. 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

LITTLE ROl K, ARKANSAS.
 Rev. N z. GRAY ES. 4. M.. ,,
 Rev Dr. Y. F. SCHEIFLEk. 1 'hiN0''Hi'' Assisted by l corps of abe end experienced Tschers fH,HE above named Principals respectfully 4
 A inform their friends. iatrrrs and tho A@E:.e public generally, that the session of this SFsSl Institute Will commence the ISt N2feddy iR sts Ass &pt8,bsY, 1881. Gratefully acknowedeing sss@Issss the liberal patronage they have hhertonyc' they affirm that effort shall be .paredo render the Institute all that its generous supporters m desire The most thorough training wilFbc given ns branches oi complete English Education, NathtmacsNodern and An cent Languages will he taught asj any coll! @ anu but teachers of the highest qualification will De employed The government df this Institute o 'he utmost kindness; the of proprt ana lloNluaI r, sponsbiIity will be appealed to rath ht lear oi puSh aud tho moral training receive ai'eh9n' Tuition will be charged from the fnie o th'tace . w prctractedilness The schoasN ear divided lnto TWO sessions of 2l Tn Institute wi embrace three For terms and nartcuIsrspply to the Prcnpals.
 Littif LocL. InlY l. 1S6l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
PUBLIC LAND SALE, Of the Chsrokee Reserve. in Pope Count 2

ENprsuance of the provisions of ordinance of the H vention approved the 2.th day of May, A. D lS6 the undersigned Register ami Receiver of the had office Clarksvllc for the arksva land district will otr for sale to the highest bidder for ca,h in hand the w!le of the Cherokee Reserve the county of Pope, at the mouth o the Illinois bayou, the Arkansas river cohua hg he
 r nd acres of land; will be offered in quant ties in legal subdivisions of eighty acres as near a can oe on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, A. D looZ, at the land office in the city of Clarksvilie:
 No land to god for less price then five dollars per acre Sale will at l2ociock, and continue from day today untI all of said land is offered tor sale
 '' Wi LLOYD. Register,
 oo. ,--tiII1stIan '62 N. ROsE Receiver.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
J siier's Notice.

VN7 AS comm''1'G tI" o ift 'ay of oc,b r. 1sei 2 Ni;ao VtS wro call. his '@ % 'yN yr @ cnv "n ' & b"'o94a to 'i'' ,, rr c,r about feet incar- h4 h vii ' w.gh nh '5o s $ about ou t 'T incSrs {gS ine has SC 1T on tho back of his 'toN ""Iu to come frvar The owner 9 9 clalrrs and take him away or he VIII be dealt with as inc i"" u'' R. TININ SeriE
 By " B. MILLER. 2 S and a,l Jo.'er'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
Proposals

yW7IL be received until the 3ist of Dcc 1oG for deiv " eTing at tf Little ko"k Arsenal bar or pig ead- Tnequanty price per pound to b. stated in the propy sap Al-o for delivering early day as piacticabe flstn 5J0 to lGO0 bushels of charcoal.
 s C. FAULKNER,
 N. R. Ord $. A. Comdg. Little Rock Arsenal Nov Il. 1S6l 4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
MnTrCE

,auurrrrD to tn, ,nsa. Peitr.tary iro '{ an ,H 90 q ianr gf Jackson county, cer',n neSIG 1igh "A caIlng hm c L1ulS. ab'ut e'i e'i,,P oynsr un S7 known. ,,. .,a.x,iratian of two years Iil' sad nogro WI ha sou sou at '"' :. W,Rh if not called fr kv tie owner. D ,jtoyf 0r7y.
 l4c 5 iS6 12ln. he'"' "'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
All Kinds Of Good Arms Wante
sHoUGsTRATIoN NoTCE!

To all whosa | may concern:
 HEREBY notify every attorney. agent, present for partner trustee other person, holding control ling any lands hereditanents goods chaes rghtsor credits any interest therein within the eastern District Arkansas o for any alien enemy of the Con fsderate States of America. spceiy to inform o the sme and render to thereof ard so far as is practicable place the in my hands Any snc per son iiltulv fting to d> will be guilty of high se end laJI to indicted convicted fined and pri- soned, as prescribed by law.
 notify each and every citizen speedily o give inor- nation to me he is required by law do, any and every lands and heretameus goods and chaes, right aud credits within the said Eastern District of Alkan sas every right and interest therein held. owned possessed or enjoy ed by for any suoh alien entmy
 In furnishing tie information above required pcrsons will give I'll description the property etc. as pracii cable toge with the and residence of the alien enemy. - My office is in the True Democrat building itte Rock.
 < II. RUTHERFORD
 Receiver for tho Eastern District of Arkansas. Oct Q 196l. octlT-9m
 aThe Arkansas Gazette Little Rock, will publish three months. The Washington Telegraph, Southern Shield. Batesyillc Balance and euacha Herald, will each publish the above notice weeks and send Receiver for payment.
 @ Ed of the above papers will please call attention to the notice editorally ~ea
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
Western Aamseries, N. Louis, Mo

FVGSt8TW ISU7SeTlCS, AN. LOUiS, 1IO. THE subscribers have a completegsS; A assortment of fruit, ornamental trees and --4- plants of the most approved varieties for the South and West for sale at wholesale and retail Or ders are solicited, and will be executed with dis patch. Trees packed in good order and delivered to railroad or steamboat in the city free of charge Cstasouges mailed on application, enclosing stamp Our Nurseries are located on the St. Charles rock road, two miles est of Grand Avenue
 AddsAss, BOARDMAN < PARTRIDGE,
 Dec l. lobO l2m Box Se4 St. Louis.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
Druqs and INedlcsnes {.


 NHT HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUG ST0RE.-The subscriber having given up the practice o medcife wilt give h personal attention o the Drug Business lie n constantly receiving fresh and inspected medicines of all kinds Also Periumery Chemicals and Fancy articles in dow Glass sud Gassware Patent Medicines of all kinds sch as Tayo.'s RaSsm of Lverwor Hasung IS compound syrup of Napser and pepsin all Of Dr. aynes and ton stocks nreparatons Swains and Indian Fanaceas Day Pain Extacor iohatts Bitters and Pills Bartholomew 8 Pink EXpectorant, Wstars }asam of Wild Cherry, Town send sands. Carpenters Cosocks and uiis ealsala- rii: Fahnstock kionstocks smiths and Dead Shot Yer mifuSes; Oils Palms. NaIniehes and Dye St0Ii5
 Ali soods purchased this store warranted oi the best quality, will be sold the most reasonable terms Sa5 Physicians have their prescriptions accurately compounded. R. L. DODGE, M D. Littte HocI, Ark, Feb. g. '59 1y
 ET EH DRUG sTOKE corner of Ian and Markham sts.. LI Dr. Adams new tIildna) Little Rock, Ark--' ;. hCALAONT. he undersigned having purchased the ehfe stock. kecpag constantly hand fine assortment Of Drugs Chemicals. Dyesus Paints, Oils, Glass and all articles o tue best quaty usually kept ln DFrG S'9 and will on the business large scale and liberal 4@ Ehysoan prescriptions put np at an honfS with npatnesi ana despatch. J. J. MCAl.-IONI M D. Feb -gj foJ9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
NOTICE

osnmtcd to the Arhon.as P'n'Pn'iariy; mi i., r@ss the asrs | .s,,s Of e%1: @ssr9 S"1@5 'iaa cons i November hnl <. shout 45 years old Of blHGh -1- 5o f s, et me 'n inches hdsht has pop '5e' anu retoent in * s@ e o stephen Barcd wto ro'd% near '9 vntsi,,ra Nts and if not taken a"'' " of TWO vears will be sold by the a'"'' | WARD.
 E,,Dcr of Psnji'1tt1rV. 7. 1881 Ntf'-' "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

| I 900 Acres Of Choice Cotton Land for Sale.
 SITUATED on the north side of the
 A) Arkansas river and has front of one mile; six riiles below LewisbUrg, Conway county. with eiglty acres iu high state oi cultivation, aud one hundred more well deadeued, with d goud frame dwelling and good out-houses, good V ell of never filling water, etc, and the best of range for stock, Ammer and winter. Any person wishing to pur- chase would do well to examine my land before purchasing elsewhere. For terms apply to Jas. VI. Gordon, at Lewisburg, or the undersigned on the pemiseS. HARRIS CROSS.
 May 3. lHGl. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
aalt. Salt.
Printing Office for Sale in Arkansas.

A GOOD money making olce-good patron,ge and every
 G 'lihg that IS edcd to Ike the proprietor prosperous
 for sale ro sell chap for Cuncderate stats County War bo s, or the cas ind any hDe else Sickness in the pr9prets family is the only for oering it for sale Address True Democrat Oct 3l am
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
For Sale or Fire,

a COIoRED GIRL, about eighteen years of age mart,
 actyie good Seamstress aud every say capable She ;1I only he sold residing at distance from Little Rock Inquire at this office. Oct. al 6w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
Ral,Eay Negroes.
| torTcE.

,,,,,,rrrr b, poniten,iary the 12lh aysfisssI,, 1 ETonMlTT"D Er 1@51 a certain negro 3ssSS SSasssg | v day ct No gfc BiII about feet in. EiS t
 , aii oilg h ms black color. about @3 yearS EEA old. He says n ioHs' " ~ Ey %s< near Memphis fhh' . o c>rr,,,rd com "a 4-3s inG & u"ner .l \ \ and take him away or he W'l sp Ply WI Wl' n t'.e s fxpiration of years to pay the cha'ges ,om Keeper Qf FtnifeHt''Fg.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
FOR SALE.

TSOR SALE for cash or catton NEGRO WOMAN nvs E' feet five inches g well proDortoned aud healthy Direct West Point. White CO.,, AFR.
 hos. 2. iSGI S-tf GEO. r. RICHARDS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12

wA G. FoNES manufacturer of Tin, Copper, Sheet iron Sys and Zinc Wares, has opened shop opI osite IL fuckers Main and Markham streets where ne Will keep constantly on hand complete assortment Of the above Wares also a variety Cooking and Paror stoves Fancy
 apaled and pressed wares which he oiers at a
 r,fa Particular attention paid REPAIRING and JoB WORK Gut;erng Roofing and Steamboat work oe oh so notice at the possible rte for cash Feb o C9 y
 2 C. RAY, Merchant Tailor, and dealer in Clothing eE ens' Furnishing Goods Chiirens Clothing Hats Caps otc etc. Markham street, next door to J. Hawkins I;t+Ia Rock Ark July 27. l8io
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-12
War Bonds,

k IL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber by note or "A otherwise, pay the same in WAR BONDS, at par
 Oct A JAMES A. HENRY.