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W HITE RIV Z R

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst at + pm
WHITE RIVER PAGENT-FOR
eHg = PoGhGholtas, POwhatlan, batesvIc, jackson
@ss8 n6rt, Augusta, pes Arc. and all lghdngs
s85s4szr45s White and aGl; riye.s-fio regular bucket
Tta11 ERtor naster will leave above. For freight or
IA e5c apply ON board
VIRGINIES G. DFNTZEI,
ial2 Advertising Ascent
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Total assets on the LIST Of May 1860 ~ s5l5, $40 Is

This Company continues to insure against the perls of the
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage by Fire,
rates Of premium.
insurers IN tho Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege Of participating the PROFITS Of The Company accord
Ing to the 18th article of the charter they prefer dis.
count o! fifteen cent i'll be allowed their rremi All
lcsses promptly end equally adjusted
JoHE NJ. CRAWFORD, Secretary
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN DoEHANDE, firm of Martin CohS 4 Co.
=. Is SHARPENTIER. arm Of Loot, ('harpehder 4 Co.
u. J, EUEfS, firm of j. NJ, RhoTer Co.
CARL K0HS. GTm of q. Koln & Co.
II. W, QGUEE, 6rm IL Cusachs c Ogden
T. I. g ENERES Arfi of Ah&t, tleneTes / Co,
Y VICTOR NJ. TuNAN
JOSEPH DEYNOODT.
i. GATAPELLA. An16 tmFl
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ss,rEA NJ BOATS.

n. %. AND s-szss .....,s..- .n,z,.,
,e{I6Eamla MEMPHIS U, $. MAIL
rsSsssssssaSEsalLINE or PACKETS -
Composed of the splendid steamers .
Tngonar. j. D. Clarke, master,
Ed. n. Gay, BAIT Bowen, master,
leaving every TUESDAY, nt5 P. NJ.
Imperial, G. 5, Rogers, master.
John Stmol1tss, j. T. Hicks master,
Every THURSDAY, at P, NJ.
New Upt lie Sam. A. II. Irwin, master,
H. II. w. EIEli, T. IL. Newell, master
Every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ
Connecting Mt Memphis with
RAILROADS. AND PACKETS FOR ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight Or passage apply to
JNo. L. HYDE Il CO.. Memphis Packet OIice
MI If ST. Charles Hotel left wing
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REGULAR EsED WTVILi PACE
IT, b. EF = For Jrael&nu &UttllaDd Benton. Port
Ls5tssS3 NHI1o S%aMsonE Moaring', Albany EIreee
Ef5zEs2Hort, Grand Bayou, CmnD;o Grand Fcpre Alex.
Red Rvcr-The elepaut nud g draagt fTst Tnns pasep
ger steamer Robert Eslitori, John ~ Grace uastcr will
leave above. Fog freight passage apply on board
iul2 - ,..u.L
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sTATE OF LOUISIANA, PAEGsa Or ORLEANS
City OF Eew nrlaanB {
Be remembered that the 18th day of January 1850
me- the subscriber, Justice OF the Peace IN and tbs
city aforesaid personally appeared Tbos S1oo President
James Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Gem
pany Of New Orleans who being duly according law
egoso and say, tlat the above Just
and correct Transcript FROM tho bonks Of said company
TITOS. $780, President
JAS. EDwAsDs, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18Th day of January
1850. BE. tlTCuELT,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish of Orleans
TIE Board Of Directors have resolved pay insre SIX
PER GENT. III CASH. the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits TO The holders thereof their legal representatives.
and after the 1871 dag Of February Also, deIlae
dividend of FORTY PER CENT tO per cent? On the ne
earned premiums of the Company for The year ending Deem
hey 3 1885, tor which certificates will bs issued tie 6h
March next
The Directors, after resarvng ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS of profits have further resolved that al tho outstanding
Certificates Of Profits Of the issue Of the enr 1856 he
end paid the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the 18Th lay of Fobrrnry The Certificates he
on Bsne to caase after lha Siat ElecHrnbar 1859
THOMAS SLiJ0, President
JAMES y. DENEaIE, Vice President.
F1ypl RT5
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Lea1as EVERY SATURDAY az b O'Clock p. H.
NEW RE.ENA ELS. RfENIkfaEE M

\; Es freight for why and plantation laBdngE nnS be
paid g tho Shippers reaEH Of tie b5Nt. PAEeGgrrs Will be
aJl2d at point the Coast regular Packet
c!o VIII he ready to receive irGigtoA the ieyee every Ffagl
morning. n
A plan Of the cabin h3 seen passage Eacued up
plying 10 thr are1tR nl2
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nESuLAR RED ISEyEIs, NEW !;

6pFIy On d0uII, 70 --- n n
GEORGE p. TTITF No Front styset ~
MUSE 4 MURDGCK, No. 8 f'fant street s5s
7. y, SMITH TcNoupitnttfast Irett. Y
The Doublcon built expressly for Tic s4d River trafe
III the AIDE. =" 7SF
ion business. lH; III
RS The y, will take freight for Jefferson ii cagd retes
give through bills adiug,
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Leaves TUESDAY. 18th inst. nj 5 P NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
~ h. Packet l.Ne-~htEua u. s. Mail packa-For
llt&pfs Memphis and the Bends The fine irst.clas
Nss sasSnaSsenger packet Gamer Bm G0imar, Capt j.
H. unr MASTER will be ready freight Saturday
morning at the foot of Gnvtr street. will above
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JNO. T. HYDE & co,
jag under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
THIS line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and at Memphis with the Mem
phiS and Charleston Railroads.
Bills ladfrg tho ohlcs of the agents up TO
nclnrL OIL thr fnA If letnucl nrn
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GEAR &1UTUAG4 INSURANCE COMPANY,
- No. z ST. CHARLEG STREET.

GEAR N1UTUAE4 INSURANCE. CORIPANY-
No. q ST. CHARLES STREET.
New ORLEANS August ], 1860.
This Company successors the 'ar EnRrauce Company
insure against this Lass and Damage by Fire, the Pers Of Inc
Seas and Rivsrs. al the rateu Of premium.
DIRECTORS
?. 4: Giraud .......... firm P. A. Giraud ( Co.
\ Watt. firm John Watt & Go.
y " Logan firm Logan Sonat Il Claiborne.
j. T. tlaucha, Jr. firm J. B. Piauehe 4 Co.
A. y. Elliot. firm Elliot e McKeSver.
f. l4uing :...,....... fra Mummy / LnliNg,
H. DHpiantiar firm Roman & Kerninn.
LLOYD II Coleman. firm Coleman, BrioE & Whers
VI. Quentell ..,........ firm II m Prail7s Co
W. @. G, Claiborne. 49,.
Chas. A. Castillo. firm Gordon Castillo.
PLIAJIEE FORSTAIL, President.
hNthF ''EFiTFSt Se~E~tN"s GHl Nv
FTNAoN INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS
Garner Of st. Charles and Canal streets.
'VEh 'l''t@i ,uUu %
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REGULAR EER RIVER, NEW
I5 L. Orleans and Shreveport TIL RSUAY L. 3. Mail
fEE5iS#s Passenger PacEC-rhe new, ntfcun first
zz5clas passenger packet EsurITg7lT Charles
Inyes, maser, viii lcWo rcgulWly ShCVtlort, Grand
Bayou ToaEhatta Campc Grand Ecurc, Arxanra aud all
intermediate landings on Rcd River IS follows:
l,nnNea Now ltlemLE. L-.LNnA Sllrnrnnnrt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
The Bonds of the Confederate States as
 Good as Gold. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Cgy~ Come and See. @S

THE undersigned offers for sale his X Plantation, situated on Bayou E rtholo- mew, i'll Ashley county, Ark IIsas, containing about 60O acres of land, 800 of which is in fine state of cultiva ion, and eco acres dcadened- There s upon the place goo1 dwelling house, gin with mill attached New frame negro quarters, and many other convcniencee This place is en- treS free from all overflow; access bIe to steam boats curing the shipping season. and only : miles from the Mississippi river As cotton plantation it challenges comparison with any bodies place, as the growing crops will abundanty estify.
 In connection with the above, offer my hand somely improved family residence 2 miles south east of Monticello, Drew county, which for beauty of situation, excellence of health, coldnCss and purity of water is not surpassed west of the hisss- sippi. For high toned, moral and religious senti- ment the citizens of Monticello and vicinity, are without rival.
 propose to sell the above property at fair price for Confederate States bonds, or negro pro- p.rty at fair valuation, CT gold and silver my terms are 1a cash balance in one and two wears I think offer the most desirable pr ,perty know in the State for sale, and only do it because my business demands my presence in south Lousiana
 Address me at Monticello, Drew Co.,, Arkansas
 J. SMILE MONTGOMERY.
 1881 2rn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
1000 Acres of Choice Cotton Land for
 Sale.

CTTUATED on the north side of the D Arkansas river and has front of one mile; six miles below Lewisburg, Conway county, with eighty acres in high state oi cultivation, and one hundred more well deadened, with a good frame dwelling and good out houses, good well of never failing water. etc., and the best of range for stock, summer and winter. Any person wishing to pur- chase would do well to examine my land before purchasing elsewhere For terms apply to Jas. M. Gordon, at Lewisburg, or the undersigned on the p-mises. HARRIS CROSS.
 May 3, 1861. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
$50 KEW ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber'seA E Ea plantation, 5 miles below Little Rock Ss Arkansas, on Saturday, 2lst inst, a negro -EA man named JACK or JACKSON. Said negro is of dark copper color, % or 9 years old, about feet, or inches high, weighs l55 or 60 lbs, and is stout and we'll built. lie rode away light brown fily years old, with blaze face, and MeN- can brand on the left hip or thigh--had on light cassimerc crosa-bagred sack coat and black vool 1at, also took with him pair O. coarse whiteblank cts, pair of f:ir leather sadde-bags and fiddle will most likely go to the Cherokee Nation. where understand he has mother living, a few niles west of Fayetteville The above reward will he given for his apprehension and delivery to Ut this place, or $25 will be paid if he is con- ined in any jail in the State where can get him.
 J. W. McCONAUGHEY,
 Iiffle Rock Ark July 25 1860
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
Uru0s omi Dieiicines.

EeETER BERGMAN Drugs si ant Apo cary Van st, Ittl. Rock irI wlolsiid "r'i reta teal n rnfo Drnes and Chemicals Patent Mcdivncs, Paints '1ls N'r, nisies inow Glass Dy etus Eru>hes Fe iunet', lot Artirles etc. s- Physcians Pfesertrons csieiny pre- TaIed nC- !, --,------- n EyT TIiOLEsAIE AND RE1 ALL D"UG SiUhf"-ihe he sulecrib-r havng given p th" iracfi'c ul hei' n' give his rrsoua atei.tiuu t. thu rus Bn7ihea IF crn-;anti, iece7ing fresh and iI,-rccIei mai ns G " kinds. Also prriunIIy Chem cts and Fancy arcls " tw nls-s and Ga,s pltnt Medicine of ail h'hn~ src Taylors aira of iytlw,TL iartings comp una SyrGp of >apl and pepsn: all of Ir Jtyura anu e'n stock l1elnau ns Svains and Indian ia1"c's ''I9 Pain tNtractor. NofNts Httcrs nj Pills. iAirl"lh Pink xcrs rant Hi-ars iai>an of Will hrIry own srnd sand tarneafcrs Cuiat, ck and Bulls r"FSaf" rn; EGhm tock S, orrt ek smiths and Dead Shot Yer njres 'iis, Paints, Nurpi>5e~ and p, Stuf-
 Ai g0Nis purchased this warranted ot tho best quality, and will De sol ti reasonable terms
 E Ply scianS can Lave tic:r prescriptions accurately comTc und,d R. L. D0o' r, NJ. D.
 LtHc Fac'. ArT- Frh, 2a '5o "
 NJ F" b#uG sTIGE. Main ani Markham Sis. Y tpr. Adams tuidius Little korK. Ark.-J ]. NcALMt,hT. Tho uad, regnrd havng prGcha-ethe entire s c intends kecpsg cur-rartiy hand in" assortment oi Drues thcmica hyeStuhS Paints. Oils Glass and all artcs o' tie best quauv, usualIy kt in Drug Stc, ard will he hnsire~- large scale and liberal terms A ihy-cjtnS prcscrpt put ct aN hours, with atness and despatch. J. J. McALnuN l. Il. D.
 Feb 23. 1s.9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

EA C. FUAES manuacturer of Tin Copper, Sheet Iron EEs and Zinc " has opened shop opI "site Il Iuckars on Main Ma khan streets where he will keep constantly hand complete assortment o the above Wars also variety Cooking and PaIlor stoves taRct
 npaned and pressed which he ofrs at wholesale and r.ait Particular attention paid REPAIe1N4 and JoB WORK ering Room and Steamboat work GoDe sho notice th lowst possible rates for cah. Feb 5 6U
 C. RAY. Merchant Tailor, and dealer in Clothing, s1 Gents Furnishing Goods, thildrels Clothing Hats.
 aps. Markham street, d,rr 10 J. H4nkins. Little tock Ark July 2, lSUy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
Runawoy Negroes.
NOTICE

 d,0NNIITEn to jail on the -yh day of Sep ember N3 S 1861, n certan negro by, ca ling his name JACh N ab five eight hes hgh, uf dark copper Al n, heavy whlsrs large fat nose and say1 he be ouEl to N iiilAiu kinlbru". Tine B.ua, ArkRnsis Ihaowner of said negro is requested to come forward prove pr rty cfrTes aud take him away he will be d,alt wi,h the law ,iiest5.
 z. c CLAYTON,
 sheriff and Jailcr Desha county, arian-a3 Oct 11-3m. Cps' of adyertism mt sZG, or Q" wetk KY AS conunItt q to the isil of onvay county, w srkan >t5, the lgth day of October 4. '. LSe 1881 n n"sr0 man who cllta hi, name SlhJN-says a h belongs JorDh Sc'tt, of Prairie county, Ark .AE said ne sro about feet gh suPpoc ta be 2 yea h q Il when committed air If new hrocru sh.cs and G gray and blue vest, tare headed, Der cliylbla.
 in, urer ef aid slave s hereby notified 10 forward ITO, his moperty pay charges anf ta&o him away h1 viii lo dealt wi has tho law directs.
 ANDY A. LIEtNu>TON. Shorif
 anI Tailor Of Conway, county, Ark. Oct ol ,s6t 6t Cls of adv : .6 or Sl per we k
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
RANAWAY.

DANAWAY from the plantation of,A EA JOHN GORDON, in Prairie county 5A on the Ed inst, q negro man named "Shar- -YA. per" black, about feet, inches high, weighs about l55 or 40 lbs. had on when he left pair of heavy wool pants, much too large for him, an old hat and old hrogan shoes. liberal reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery in any jail where caa get him. Address
 $. SHELDON,
 June l3. 1861 If Plum Bavou, Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

4 IL the world and the of mankind is taking I1 H.1EAH'S CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING toKDitL BLOOD PURIFIER, because the only true remedy to puri tie Blood torou sy and at the me strengthen and nvg0rdte the whoie organization Ien taken lis in vGcatug influence is felt almost instantly, ccur>inP thongh every of the bdy, and acceerating the aton of the Flood. Ii also neUTaiZes any Bilious mat in the stomach Bowels ant nathes t!e disestiN organs. This is the why has proved ecacious in ring DiariPa iyNentery. Bowel Complaint Pain in the Stomach etc. las cured many that for years afflicted with Chrome DiarfUa.
 M.EAAS sFEENGTHENiE! CORDIAL is certain remedy for Weahnesss FaintnesS Debility, Sick Storach, bionness, fad B,euih izfi. Dy>peIin ~opr Stomach, disease ofthe kid- Icys, womb badie t will restore the feeble, sick Y, pale ard ed 10 health and tengh THefe take ab refer rtou d. that fact. 0e sbe .p"orful en every morning, fasting, Is pre- eGtie fir ho era Chs and Fever, e,ow Fever any IIeyaleH' di,ease.
 J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of tkls Corirsl.
 Also, iui.ean's Volcantc nr LirimeGt.
 TIP principal 'iep0t, the ot IhIfd and Pine .treets, St. Louis, M"
 Dr. J. J. NcALMONT, Agent at Little Rock. and Dr !. NCAlN INT, Pins Bluf Ak.
 2 6rl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
All Kinds of Good Arms Wanted

TF,liA UNE.,>jG. ID, h,s ben au hnr- "A I4ei n, tie coy. rIintnt u' ,lt tuut,do- Sa,sT Tate s-tc,, P,TChas fr the uho ot the Eg4 .rHt5 ,,uf-aerata Atmy Ag"i in our de -AT,.5c.~11f lc.. al of tlr gooi wliicl be 3ss pr,rJrca it Ihr rounfIy.
 te will. n,t oaIy purchase "rerul,ton arn'' suoh u heis lut ili both Tt a.d Fer ussion made C atniv bul -also B u'lc arIcd slot Guns aud Country r4n | erctssinl. ltck-.
 Il WI. purchase Cavalry Arms, such Pistoa Carbnos and 'nters.
 II, wit also purchase Ordnance.
 G oi substantial Hun Ea r,s or Guns winch may be mace god <, I"iArrg wils be purchased.
 h. ulI o all aIIn pur'h ed viii be paid In" price to hr fixed by comp ten judges e the article sold II is tn M top ttat persons having arms etc men fined a5vc will ng tem frwq,d promptly. that IT,, nv Le rnt cont to make t"m effective th han is If cur soldiers s (. TAI LkNEH.
 Military Store Keeper, (. $. A,senat Little Rock. Sept .6 l9UI fl.
 B. prrscn having any If the above fir sae will M At tho of iebsI4 FiiLb & DJLLEY my agents, vii, v,il pu.1s~.1e and rGy same 5 c. r.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

ywr < HAVEN gadd, and Harness Maker. kA, EA " would rrep ctiptiy inform the titIzeIs .zssss. f iulreki and adj lning counties thai h" Vii
 manufacture and ketpC n-tantlA un hand fuh a-' fbn I saddles liarue-s. Blidi and Collars al! o "!ic he N II cln ap fr | work riane to ve Itire Fat- ,c.:on Shoi--t 'urneT ct Main and Markham etleets
 1rL MaA lN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
NOTLCE-FOR SALE

1c0 ACRES of geod bottom Land, ltV situated l5 miles from Little Rock, on the Pine Bluff road--40 acres in cultivation-for- nerIy owned by J hn W Jay, and in the neigh borhood of Wm. Q. Pennington, which offer for sale at a low price, payable n WAR BONDS.
 Aug l, 1861. VIM. N. PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

ESrRNIIURE STURE-Thc undersigned i Tn receipt of g tc largest most varid and cl-gtn, lot of FErnltuIo ,er brought t. s city My oa cua omcis ani the pnb'c
 nelaily respect uily in>ed fo t<auAm" my s'oN "' rurrjiu, and II kr E. | ct on ii suabi. Iric.s ant- aie" have lutcu,7ea aiso a most e'Eanlly to~ ucled II: An-t. ana st. e md raiH attend rnctLa.t. o' fpnelaI. whenever cilj q ursn ENGtLilAkD iLIG
 At .,acohis old stand, aaYiHng II lu rS Ma. Ahani .,,a.. ,,-. ,cl ort AIri $ l~"l "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
S2JO REWARD! Stop the Murderer !

SCOp tne NIUIOeIHT '! ON SATURDAY, June 18th, n..a~ 0 lsGo, Mir. William Standley, liv- lJTSs, lng about 4 miles south of Hickory .ss Plains, Prairie county, WIS brutall} mur- LAm tered by his slave, Jeff. Said negro y S5S immediately fed He s bright mL- .ss9 alto, las an Indian appearance; , feet As1S'S 10 inches high; spare built; read has bintches Jn his checks. hen ne left he had bar of iron attached to his ankle, and had marks of lately being whipped weighs about l55 pounds; about : years old.
 The above reward will be paid for the apprehen. -on of said negro.
 IL is supposed that he has made his way to the Indian country or 10 free State Address
 ELIZABETH STANDLEY. August D. i~Gn tf Hckoog iiGias
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

,aNkAtY < Cr0MBER, Icuse. Sign and 0Inameht,l a Painters. 4 kin.o oi N ood Halb and stone !"'i- ..,i rain and Farc, Innreltd lantig If 1le lG'"-t -ni alvrovod style and tsh l"rer Hanging deHe Pr atian rtyle and lie" style ,t wlh very i-- ti.r called eCAGLI0I.. II don" satsiac"Tia el r-Ionsoe. shop Main street, oLos te 'ic- lmnut's drug store. l t
 N4y IN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

g MES TUNNAH Marble Healer Little Rock. Ark will eS cop>tans y keep on hand nli assortment oi Itelian nj Amtric,a marble and will furnish Monuments, Grave ton. auj Tenb slab, o every description eli the most sorslr term. and m good style He w nakf hu
 u tops taie I and du every kind oi work n hi. lne ui. xaft k ,n lIaI kham stlect Feb -5 59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
&25 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscri- -a-s~ ] ber, at Magnolia, Ark, on the 10th E 9ss9 of February, 1861, a negro man SanCo, NIX aged 2S years, large and stout boy, of beAv- 1rk complexion, between , and feet sS %sss hgh says be was raised in the Seminole N s4 Nttion and think he well be likely 10 Assr@ ny and get back. I will give the above reward for he delivery of said boy in any jail where l can set him JAMES WILLIAMS.
 March ! 1861,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
FEMALE CcLLIGEATa INSTITUTE.

h3 Ii.h hV X, ANhAN0-N.
 Fey F'y n n: 4 'i'ANhf g lSfAiEa A E pa1aorAls
 ,+-.tcd W ll rr- al and cXpeIinoc Teachers, 'a.HE above namei Principals respectfully
 E inorm thoir fife, . Iatr T. and the t-+>~aETa uLhlir gca4Tnliy hat lhe >c-si n this sy, n.itU uitl commence o the lt Monday "a .sTgsss a >pt.pier. 156l tt!a;ctully aohpow sing ssss4<s s h. v,rv ib Ial patr neg the, have Iii hortp e. e tn y tr re afTrm tha' ctnr shall b 4parod ner the n>tnc n! Ina itr gonerou, surp d s!rn m, ,nost thorough rirE vii bo in all Gss oi orlie Lneli Educ'tiou. Math mar-. Modern afN An ii, u Ian i,ee, will hr taught in any II and ir Ina u- tr.net u Mu~ic taiutinu DaW c,c, none tn L ualer uf the hieh quaicati,rs will be employed. The goyrrnm of this tjtnte k Chlrc1 eli1cd by the utmost kiudn t-; th of r'p ty and inayiduh r- positi ity will he app al' thtr than If unish rcrt and nInral Triiu gree Ns emit iug att niun. Tuition vil be chlrged from the mn o ntrnce t. the r-e uf th s"s,iun. No dcnCions tuitJ except for pr,tracte ile-s K liir Ncnr is divided into ssions 2I eks ench Th nstitute will cbraCc thrt ter artn. n+s- he Primary, .uni IT and senior.
 For and particulars apply to the Picnpals.
 Liftif EGcI' .fut, 1 lsfl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
Lniie Rock Directory.

x. ,,aD ,i . de,lern Dry C ads, Grterio'- ffAlnoe, lVE Lrrkery. Hat,iwar. ittlt Rock, alk. Flu inv Bed t' cali and eXlule lnI stock staple and tauc! Dry Goods. rJvison eC which shall b. the ues, in tl, m .riet. juy .5 lS6l IvT rW FuuN DRY TT iIF1L' kuCk AtK-Ile pro lN treiors of the above e,tabsmtnt have rcntly en- urged and llde to tcr oIner fctea Ir dnsaN! kiiii d, work in their line. by supplying tir shop Tti he fIANtR finishing iron oi any 'iAecrlp- t,, and .iccn w0rku on in hv Moulding. achs mi tIS pateIn n and tinishing d ntS tr 'ui r. fiils thtsA wanting auNting in tltlr ne r eNe then. cal ey Castings the h # Gnitts of an,s de>crl .h, It nut"e. Machine Eiach .p, hi g ,iolie well .nd rIp,ly Patt. made wp t.u a.so tnrnIig ng ', neatly aiu Will div patc Any klid ot Msciil IvIHI e n n 'dt n Gear ,f the best quail land mad to otoer p'G !roH' Flow iuind uul gers and boXe-. Ati ny other articles tu mehtit Il. efstrr wIHii "'h d'lt WA cvu e. ii -ignrd ty siTng tAenIa cetl be or go ng ur \ rth t tn ir Vt" k
 -hop Man slIte-, d. j. Wares cArTlae' n1ehu DhAAE & Dl hD.
 Little Rocl Jan. IT, IS Q.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
JOHNSON 6 12zsAEo
Direct Importation.

J. LIB " o IS 6 c O.,
 CanM Street, corner of Bourjon,
 NEW ORLE BANS. nUR stock of SPRING GOODS is N read, for examination, and comprises a com plete assortment of choice styles of SEASONA- 8LE GOODS, to be sold at
 Very Low Prices! GOOD GRENAnINE BARGE, at l5c yard bROCADE ENGLISH BARGE at 25c yard. ORG ANDY STYLE BARI GE, from 50e yard EMB'D CANVAS BaREGE, from 6oc yard. PLAID SILK GKENADINE, 5Dc.
 <" CAUSE, 75c. pEKIN and FIGURED HERNANI EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE BROCADED ,nd PRINTED GRENADINE CAMBRlC LACE and ~HAW Lo. REAL LACE REVERSIBLES.
 POIN Is. SPANISH LACE DOUBLES. MUSLIN SHAWLS and MANTILLAS. MUSLIN ZnUAVES and TURCOS. PLAIN and PLAID NANSOOK.
 PLAIN and PLlAD CAMBRICS.
 PLAIN nnd PLAID JACONETS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and Tarale Auslns, EMB'D SWISS, for Morning Robes. SPRING PERCALES, t21ac. FRENCH JACONET, New Style. 25c. TRENCH ORGANDIES, Rich, 4Oc.
 Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LINEN REGATTAS. LINEN SHIk TING, Golden Flax. LINEN SHIFTING, French and Scotch. REAL TOlLE DE COUTRAI. FRENCH TABLE SETS FRENCH TABLE DAMASK. SCOTCH DIAPERS anu TOWELS. BIRDS EYE DIAPER. LINEN LAWNS, etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY All descriptions and SiZcS, for Ladies and Children. FILET MITS AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS. PARASOIS. VALENCf1syNE, Application end Point Laces RICH EMBkOIDERIES. MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PARLOR SUITS. MORNING ROBES and CAMISOLLES. MARSEILLES SUITS. EMbR )IDEkED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES, etc. CHlLDREN'S COSTUMES. RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. MARSLILLtS QUILTS, Cuuntapanes, etc. FRENCH PERFUMERY, etc
 We will take particular pains to 6ll all order> rom the country. April 4, leOl. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
4. KINSfAR. GEO. $. HUGHES. J. r. PAYNE.

9GINNNAE. uUGuES t co. Wholesale and Retail AA NoTro- Cu1ci SaLss end small pr4dtS. The sui er u,Is reectflls anuotrce thu ami pu hts .r- aesirliv they have removed into cir -1eU lric. Store and will always keep or hand gen rn ssort Of tie best Grpceres and Provisions Dry Goods lii Gu larJware, TohaCce $ ut' Shoes Hats at, etc an. resp u u solicit our @Dd pub. lie gent rally stock fire purchasing else All goods sold by warranted 10 gNe general sa stction. klN>hA HUGHES Co.
 NJ Tie highest market lce paid foI all knds o coun try produce. cct Y, loo0