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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26
INCIDENTS.

Capt. steedman Yeadon did yeoman's s service at the fire as engineer. He hand led the powder with marked success, and in almost every instance where the blowing up of houses was performed, the most com plete success was the result. In this haz- ardous work he was assisted by Capt. J. E. Bowers, who was injured, we regret to say, about midnight, and was taken home by his friends. We trust lie is but slight ly injured.
 One of the most gratifying incidents of the fire of Wednesday night, was the zeal manifested by our slaves, in their efforts, as firemen and laborors. The entire colored population, male and female, worked most earnestly; and not subsequently, masters and slaves could be seen working together in removing the household goods and val uables. We noticed one instance particu- larly, where 3 white haired old servant was giving way to his feelings, sobbing bitterly Lat the loss of the family mansion, where we bin libbcn all our lives"
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$ 1 ', e1 Q G9 Eso " sGl 7 WILL give Fight hundred dollars re- 8 ward for the apprehension aGd delivery of Peter F. Pitohlynn, IT., to tile civil authorities of Soyie7 county, Arkansas.
 The sid FIICELYNN murdered ny husband in cold blood on the 10th ol July, 1867. He is native of the Choctaw Nation, very tairszin rather large blue or grey eycs, darl, hair cut close and uneven though generally de wears it long, fond of drinking, ta Ks and lauEhs loud
 He is about lcat, ID or II inches high, weighs about l35 CT l40 lbs, rathee spare made He had negro of his fathers with him when leti, both were armed with double. barr1lcd shot guns. Y is supposed he will make his way westward. probably to the Leased District" west O f the ChjcEasaw Nation, as he has relatives Hgins in that seotionof country.
 The Governor of the State Of Arkansas has issued his proclamation offering e391reward on the part of the State making eI ,03O altogether.
 MRS. E. c. HARRIS,
 UIiing IHa,s, &sCier Co.,, AyE. Oct 27, 1860. If
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Direct Importatiou

Direct Importation. J. LE " Q | s G1 c o.,
 Canal Street, corner of Bourbon, NEW ORLEANS. NUR stock of SPRING GOODS is ready for examination, and comprises a com Dlete assortment of choice styles of SBASONA- BILE GOODS, to be sold at
 very Low Proesl GOOD GRENADINE BAREGE, at loc yard BROCADE ENGLISH BAREGE, at 25c yard ORGANDY STYLE BAREGE, from soc yard EMB'D CANVAS BARGE, from 60c yard. PLAID SILK GRENADINE, soc.
 {" CAUSE, 75o. PFKIN and FIGURED HERMANN. EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE BROCADED and PRINTED GRENADINE, CAMBRIC LACE and SHAWLS. REAL LACE REVERSIBLES.
 POINTS. SPANISH LACE DOUBLES. MUSLIN SHAWLS and MANTILLAS. MUSLIN ZOUAVES and TURCOS. PLAIN and PLAID NANSOOK.
 PLAIN and PLIAD CAMBRICS.
 PLAIN and PLAID JACONLTS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and Tartare Muslins, EMB'D SWISS, for Morning Robes STRING PERCALES, l215c. FRENCH JACONET, New Style, 25c. FRENCH ORGANDIE5, Rich, 40c.
 Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LINEN REGATTAS. LINEN SIIIRTING, Golden Flax. LINEN aHEETlNG, French and Scotch REAL TOILE DE COUTRAI. FRENCH TABLE SLT5 FRENCH TABLE DAMASk. SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS. BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS, etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HOIaHIY- All descriptions and sizes, for Ladies and Children. FILET 1IIT6 AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS. PARAS0L5. VALENCIENNE, Application and Point Laces. RICH ENEROIDERiES. MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PARL0R SUITS. MORNING ROBES and CAMISOLLES. MARSEILLES SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES, etc. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. MAPSEILLES QUILTS, C0unterpanes, etc. FRENCH PENFUMERY, etc. We will take particular pains to Ell all orders from the country April I, Is9l ly
 Attention! To whom iG may Concern. F you wish to purchase any of the fol- < lowing named Goods at good bargain, viz HARDWARE; DRY GOODS; TRIMMINGS;
 NOTIONS; QUEENsWARE;
 BOOTS AND SHOES; CLOTHING;
 HATS and CAPS;
 AGRICULTURAL TOOLS;
 SEEDS, ETC,
 CALL AT HENRY FTSHFB'S
 IF IF w E5 TT @ T2 TIE
 Corner NdyklamGaG Cumberland StS. And examine his stock and prices before pur- chasing elsewhere. 1 shall endcaY0r to please Jan. l2, 1881 II. FISHER.
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FHyHE hotel at Hot Springs, Ark, has 5/ / E~l
 h been considerably improved and es sfez will accournoiatc six hundred visitors at s15 aSaf a1lv time throughout the year. These uIi-a
 surpassed wonders of the w0rd Hot Sriags will be EIind as e5aca n inc winter in summer and viu positively cure Rheumatism, Contracted Joints Neuralgia i1nbcal Paralysis, G3ut from disease Y neral disease Melcuai deasc Serola and Gandular dis ease and a forms of skin disease The sufferer from e sure camp life wounds, e,c will nd these waters not competed with in the world by art science CT skill
 Nov. II, I2jl Iy R. S CLAYTON py. .y..;-to-
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-DrmQs and Medicines.

WMT HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUG sT0RE.-The ss subscriber having given up tae practice of medicine will give his personal attention to the Drug Business He IS constantly receiving fresh and inspected medicines of all kinds Also Perumery Chemicals and Fancy articles Win dow Glass and Glassware; Patent Medicines Of all kinds such as Tayors Basam Of Lyerwort Hastings compound Syrup of Napker and Pepsin all of Pr Jayno and Com stocks preparations swaim and Indian Panaceas Days Pain Extractor Mofatts Bitters and Pills Barthoomew's Pink isSpectorant, Wstars Basm of Wild Cherry, Town sends sands Carpenters Comst0cks and Bulls Sarsapa- rilla; Eahnestock KoInsocks Smiths and DeadSho Yer mituges; Oils Paints Varnishes and Dye Stufts.
 All goods purchased this store warranted of the best quality and will be sold the most reasonable terms
 &s Physicians have their prescriptions accurately compounded. R. L. DODGE, N. D.
 LittIe Rock, Ark- Feb 8, '59 Y
 NEw DRUG sT0RE corner of Main and Markham sts, 1a (Dr. Adams buildng) Little Rock, Ark-J j. McALMONT The undersigned having purchased the entire stock intends keepEg constantly hand fine assortment of Drugs Chemicals, DyeSus Paints Oils, Glass and all articles o the best quality usually kept in Drug store and will carry the business large scale and liberal terms. bo physcans presentations put up Gt GE hows with neatness and despatch. J. j. MoALMONI, Ai D.
 Feb 23. 1859
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sEoUHsTRArroN NorICE!

20 aU acb0m t moy concern: E HEREBY notify every attorney. agent. present for a partner trustee other person. holding control ling any lands tcnement herelaments goods CT ohattes rights credits, any interest therein within the District of Arkansas, of for any alien enemy the Con eerate States of America, speedily to inform me of the same and render thereof and so ar as practicable place the my hands Any such per willfuy falling do will be guilty of high ni5ic- and liable to ba indicted convicted, fined pri- soned prescribed by law
 also notify and every citizen speedily to give uor- nation to as hc required by law to dol of any and every lands tenements and heretamen goods and cha tiles rights and credits within the said Eastern District of Ara- and of every right and interest therein held owned. possessed eni9l ed by for any such alien enemy In furnishing the information above required persons wilt give as m description of the property etc. as practi- cable together with the and residence the alien enemy.
 My office is in the True Democrat building Little Rock.
 A. II. RUTHERFORD,
 Receiver for the Eastern District of Arkansas. Oct g. 1881. octt7-3m
 ASThe Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock will publish three months. The Washington Telegraph, Southern Shield. Batesville Balance and 0uacha Herald will each publish the above notice three weeks and send Receiver for payment.
 R Editors Of tho above papers will please call attention to the notice edit0rally ~{GA
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EA G. F0NES manufacturer of Tn, Copper, Sheet Iron ESs and Zinc Wares, has opened shop opposite s H. TuckeTs on Main and Markham streets where he will keep constantly on hand complete assortment o the above Wares also variety of Cooking and aIlor Stoves Fancy Japaned and pressed which heofTH @ whoes9 ana reta Particular paid to EEPAIEIyG and JoB
 WORK Gutterng Roofing and Steamboat work done on short notice the lowest possible rates for cash Feb i0 " V
 C. RAY Merchant Tailor and dealer in Clothing, ey Gents furnishing Goods Childrens' Clothing, HGts, Caps etc. etc. Markham street, next door to 4 Hawkins Little Rock. Ark JuIy Ll, loCJ
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PUBLIC LAND SALE, or the Cherokee Reserve, in Pope County

VT ~4AO NSR-O- NNN@S 1-|'7N@ --A - EN pursuance of the provisions of ordinance of the H yention, approved the 2th day of May A. D. 166 the undersigned Register ani Receiver of the land office at Cjarksvle the Carsye land district will offer for safe to the highest bidder for cash in hand the whole o he Cherokee Reserve in the county of Pope, at the mourn o the Illinois bayou the Arkansas river conaFg ner three thousand of land; and will be offered m qua ties, in legal subdivisions of eighty acres as near S C & on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, A. D. loo-s aI the land office in the city of Clarksvilie. ,,
 No land to be sold less price than live dollars per acre. Sale will commence at F o'clock and continue rom " ' VIM. ", FLOYD, Register,
 oo4 1- +t1stIan ,62 NJ. ROSE, Receiver.
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Printing Of7ce for Sale in Arkansas.
 A GOOD money-making ofce-good patronage and every "A thing that is needed to make the proprietor prosperous m sale TO sell cheap for Confederate State or County War Bonds or cash land any thing else Sickness in the propretors family m the only for offering for sale Address True Dsnocfat, oet 3l Sm
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This unpretending structure on King street, south of Queen street, was burned to the ground.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

8 0TTCE I5 HEREBY ClNbF. Isat all 1're 1ne indebted -a either }v -3.ta a~a7- ur. t- .i iu 1 v. C. sy.aas
 Ba3 M .'e. by Eat 4 1 c1ae tar7aft s7t a..-. H', "s ltv brother goae to thu var GlI tAe lgsnet E iI Nil. rl- d. settle. V. C. s-IJGgs.
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GEO A. EUGEES

J. A. EINyrAR GEO. A. HUGHES. J. r. PAYNE. EE INNEAR HUGHES Co., Wholesale and Betaii- EA NorTo-QuicE SlIesqnd small prQfts. The subscr- ber respectfully to their customers and purchas CTS qenerav that they just removed into their Ne'o
 rjc: Store and will always keep hand general as5ort- mont of the Groceries and Provisions Dry Goods Liquors Queenswarc Hardware, Tobacco Boota shoes Hats Cas etc., and respectfully solicit customers and the pub lie eenerav to exaune stock before purchasing else where Ali goods sold by warranted to give general sat isf,ction KINNEAR HUGHES < co.
 x Tho highest market price paid for all kinds of trv r,rCluce Oct 27. 1860
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THE FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE.


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 THE FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE. This unpretending structure on King street, south of Queen street, was burned to the ground.
 ST. ANDREW S HALL.
 This we'll known and historic building, in which the convention of the people of South Carolina held its sittings and agreed upon the ordinance of secession, on the 20th of December of last year, IS now in ruins. The walls are standing, but the interior Is entirely consumed. We learn that the splended full-length portrait of Queen Victoria, by an eminentartlst, winch has always been considered one o1 the at fractions of the room, as we'll as the DOT traits ofTunno, Robertson, King and others were removed in time.
 INSTITUTE HALL.
 This magnificent hall, the largest in the South, is lost to us, and we feel sure that it will be seriously missed-connected, as it was, with the popular heart, by the fact that, within it's walls, the first uprlslngs of the people of Charleston in the revolution had utterance; and moro than all, because the ordinance of secession was ratified there. Those who, but short year ago, were witnesses of those soul-stirrlng scenes which ended in secession, will deep ly regret the demolition of the institute.
 TIE EXPRESS BUILDING.
 The office of the Southern Express Com pany was burned to the ground, and large quanty of miscellaneous goods was lost.- the Express office will, we learn, be reopen ed on Meeting street, opposite the Charles ton Hotel, in q few days.
 THE sAvING's BANK.
 This institution is q sufferer to the ex- tent of it's convenient office; all the papers. books of accounts, records, etc., were say ed. We regret to hear that the Treasurer, Henry S. Grigg8, esq.,, who resided on the premises, lost all of his household furniture, and portion of very valuable collection of paintings, which he had been collecting for some years.
 THE APPRENTICES LIBRARY
 Is, we learn, total loss. To no one will this be more distressing, than to the octogenarian gentleman, Dr. Jos. Johnson, under whose care the Society has been for so many years. In addition to this, the Doctor is, we believe, himself sufferer by the conAagration.
 CAMERON & CO., s '|PHESIx IRON WORKS"
 This extensive foundry and machine shop is again in ashes, being the second time in the last ten years that it's energetic and popular proprietors have been visited with fire. The entire promises are in ruins, in cluding large quantities of shot, shell, and other ordnance stores, ready for delivery to the Confederate States; among which were valuable and improved machinery for IT. fling cannon, making percussion caps, etc. The powerful steam fire engine, which was prominently at work during the confagra ton at different points, was built at this es- tablishment We sincerely trust that om stalwart friend and his co-workers will soon \ pehunix like, arise from their ashes, and overcoming all obstacles, furnish another Illustration of theirabiiity to meet the most disheartening reverse5 with manly forti- tude
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aATTOx, JOHNSON & CO,
BPS Reward.

 eSsTRAYED from the subscriber, near Cypress A u k% Creek Ark the 10th of March, lSol- bay IAA mare with a blaze face black mane and tail some X white on two or three of her feet I5 more hands high years old next spring. and altogether fns nare. will give above reward for the delivery of sa mare % me or any information so that can get her.
 Cypress Creek, ?. O., Ark. Get 20, 1861. t-
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q FINE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE TOR SALE f& consisting of Bureaus Bedsead5, Chairs Tables Look ing Glasses Whanots Cribs etc. The subscriber propar- cd to make all articles o Furniture superior style and repairing will also be neatly done Also Coffin making and undertaking attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware-room Markham street, on the corner below the presbvterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

TEyHE partnership heretofore existing between e rr signed, under tie firm name of SARAg < I{R ,Irp s this day dissolved by mutual consent Ferdinand A. Sarasin will collect Che debts da tba sol firm, and will pay those due from it.
 F. A. SARASIN, Nov H. 1861. FREDERICK ERAaYFR will continue business alone at the old stand of Sarasn Kramer where will keep good stock on hand and be glqd to accommodate customers
 Neg, IA, lS6l, PA sARAsIN
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some time past under the rectorship of the Rev Mir. Prentiss. It is entirely destroy
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War Bonds

Beef Hides Wanted, vwvur bich4g market price will ba paid for good Beef iIides by CRIBBS VAUGHAN. Dec 12 1861, At,
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pnP gATz

Ey0R SALE for cash or cotton, NEGRO WOMAN. five k- feet five inches high, well propUtioued and healthy. Direct West Point. White cu. Ark
 Noy 9 ls6f. s-tf GE0 Y. RICHARDS.
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VAs. F. ROBINSON, Attorney It Law, Lake Village, , Chcot county Ark Fost-oifce Columbia, Arks.
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For Sala.
DTaeOLuTYOM.

mNE FINE SETT OF BUGGY HARNESS. for s.la bv
 y Dec. F. 1861. 1t. CRlBDS & VAUGUAN
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Professional CardS.

D. KING. Attorney and Counseorat Law, Carksville, LA Arkanstsvil attend to thecocction o claims n the counties of Yell Pope Johnson and Franklin and nny other bu5ucss entrusted to him. and do general land agency, etc busless Oct 3l, 6l 1y
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LT -z w ez- [o CD .D @5. A. POLLOCK 6, BROTHER,

ES0R SALE, Harlaon'5 Columbian Ink; aN pgrfumcry;
 Toilet Soap at Nov 29 1S61 COLLINS & PEAY's
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R. N. MILLsAPs.

D. VI CARROLL. E. " MiLiSAPs' CARROLL & NILLSAPS, Attorneys and Counselofs at ( Law and Solicitors Chancery, Pine Bluff, Ark.-wlii practice in all of the counties of the 2d Judicial district and the supreme and Confederate Courts at Little Rock.
 EAR CD
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UsT received irs of fine Onions Cloves end r e oy s3 Sopta.1saI V C. eoEUGOa.
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EAMES TUNNAg Marble Dealer, Little Rock Ark, will eD constantly keep on hand full assortment o Italian and American marble md will furnish Monuments Grave reasonable terms and good style o will aso make bu- rou oI table tops and every kind of work in his line. FJis vard is on Markham street. Feb g, '59
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c H. HAMPSTEAD, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, tC. Ark. Office Markham street. Feb. 2 '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

DR. PETER BERGMAN Besideas Dentist, .s-sggsya IL Little Rock Arkansas All operations FeI- fJxssss taning his profession performed in the most 011l1J skillfQl manner.
 DEcAYED TEETH plugged to preserve them for life Artificial Teeth inserted from entire set, as to all the purpoes of mastcaon, and in appearance perfectly natural Qce at his Drug Store, l1tH Strce
 Jan. 5th, 1c60. 1v.
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F.NEACY : C0oNBER House sign oni Ornamental tated Plain and Fancy Bnamaed Painting oi the latest and most approved style and finish Paper Hanging done Nh tfe Para styic. and style ot work very bcaa- H called sCAcIulI If work x not done satisfactorily e 1eel rc-pou-tle. Ag Shop Main street. opposite Me- AI4nout's drug store. T. 6 C.
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WIT S HAVEN, Saddle aud Harness Maker, ffsefA " c would respectfully inform tie citizens sssS .A of Pulaski and adjoining counties, that he VIII A@ ina1facure and keep constantly Oh hand full assortment Of Saddles Harness BTids and Collars a of which ho Will M cheap cash Al work warranted o give entire sats- faction. shoq-Corner of M9in and Markham streets.
 E.eL- 1LL- -laE ,. lNGl lN
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MENTAL NOTICE.-Dr. II. N. CASE, office "a gE-se O building, opposite the Gazette office fT,f54 fs where ha prepared operate in every branch of S@J his profession. Artificial Teeth with artificial gums, from full sci inserted to look perfectly naiural lu full inserted the suction, atmospheric pressure n cple feel perfectly natural and easy hs mouth and an- sHers all the legitimate uses Of natUra. teeth.
 Teeth, if taken in me be plugged 50 ss to presfve them for life.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

BEURNITURE STORE-The undersigned is in /srzF.S3 h receipt of the largest, most varied and eia-z2s| gant of Furniture ever brought to this cityeres- My old customers aal the public generally are re- s4 spectfuy invited examine my stock Of Furniture and make selection if suitable. Prices "reasonable"
 -7,----- 1 have purchased also a most elegantly G.s z-I constructed fIEAEsE," and shall be found ready to attend puctuay on funerals whenever called upon
 BNGELHARD IBLG. At Jacobis old stand adjoining s. H. Tucker s Markham street. Ifttle Rock Ark April lS 136l ly
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r NJ. TEBBETTS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, \ EnrnnerilIe. Arh. Tch. 23, '5g.
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E TITLE ROCK CARRIAGE MANUFAC- y i / TORY.-At this establishment will be s<7Jf.ssz5s found constantly hand. or made to orier [T5~- J any and every styc of Carriage RocSaway or Ruggy which uquaty material, Workmanship Beau ty 2nd Good Taste S unsurpassed ny any work uanuac- turel out of State. AU gort cGyrGnttd for gear Particular attention will be given repairing Also Horse Shoeing and Farm Work 4. ]. WARD
 P s All Job Work, after this date will De cash paya- bic at 5ha end of every moHth A. J. w.
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of their own manufacture n,49r- ' ~ Nov T 1861 6m
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This splendid structure, built only about eight years ago, was justly rated one of the finest architectural ornaments of our city. It was constructed of brown stone, ina very massive and costly manner All the sacred vessels were saved. The bish- ops residence, attached to the Cathedral, contained a very rare and valuable library, q nortion of which was saved.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

VOHN w. FAUST. Attorney ai Law, Little Rock Ark. .. also Real Estate Agent, has hand for sale at oF prices and favorable ten large lis, of is' class cotton iand improved and unImpoyed yng chiefly n the valleys
 T Ofce the State Bank builliug opposite the State Uo1se Auq 25. l-G0. dy.
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TOUH D. KINlBEI.fn Attorney at Law, Little Rock, ,B Ark-w practice in the courts held at the cap- a and attend the collection ol claims throughout the State He will give careful attention 70 busting and per fectg titles to State Lands ell ofcon1cting claims thereto Office on Markham street, door west of J. D. Rntlers lob office. Feb 9, lS6l. W.
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W. ~ scEUaas R. 7t sCRuGG7. wHT (. scGtGGs < BRO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers ev in all kinds of Liquors. Wines Tobacco. Cigars; all kinds Of Famy Groceries ala lca Stores Fancy eap5 ete Ildne rhe Bower steamboat Lanus gaor east ~ M Iar+i'- Jftna Rock Jan T. 1Atl
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A BNER GAINES Attorney at Law, Chcot county, Ark. A PnsL.n4fice at Colnnhla. Eeh. a3. ,al. lN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

In reply 10 frequent ncure-I would Say. that am prepared travel to any part of the state, and wilt pre- pared to do everything in the line cf my profession in the neatest possible manner Persoas wishing mg scrces VIII please drop ane 10 that effect as sha not have tune to 90 excer where have calls, md v only charge the regular Memphis and eastern prices same as charge n ny office. Y. N. CA~I., DtHtlSt.
 Llttlc RocE. arL.. Feb. oG. ho--LR.
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popr IT pFDN4N TEAS J. CAMERON. nEDMAN & CAMERON, Attorneys it Law and Solic
 itor in Chantery, and general land agents. Office on east side of public square, Princeton, Dallas county Ark Feb. g, 1859.
 WY N MAY, Attorney at Law, Daranelle, Yell coun w ty Arkansas. Feb g, '59