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AVIS.
vvoUTES les Pcrsonncs qi ont des rcclanla'ions 7
i f,ire contrc Ii Banaue DIES Marchands dc Ia Nou-
yelle Orleans, sont invites Il les prescnttr, pour les
r6glcr au bureau dos Commissaires de Ia dite Banque,
No. 80 {Natchez strcetO a IL Nouvcllc Orleans.
Nouvelle Orleans, IA Sep. 1874. sl9-5m
COLLEGE MEDICAL DE LA LOUISIANA.
m E cours dc lectures annuel de cette institution
A cornmencera lie 3mc Lundi de Novcmbrc l54fet
6n;ra lie 3me Samedi dc Mars 1915:
Jobn Harrison. NJ. Ds-Physiologic ct Pathologic.
James Jones, NJ. D,-Theorie ct p%ratique dc la Mede-
cine.
j. i. Riddell, nj. D.-Chimie.
A. Gcnas, M. D.-Accouchemens, sc.
w. NJ. Carpenter, NJ. D-Materia Mcdica ct The
rapeutique.
"A. j. Wedderburn, VI. D.-Anatomic.@
John r. Eustis, M. INSTRUMENTATION d~anason'c'
n14 till lstdcc. A. III. CENAS, ND, Doychs
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05
Dentf pat laCmtr 11rfnues

FIN DU PROLOGUE.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
7 ii E r AIN B o w
EY THOMAS CAMPBELL

The evening was glorious, and light through the
trees
Played the sunshine and rain drops, the birds and
the breeze;
The landscape, outstretchng in loveliness lay,
On the lap Of the year, in the beauty of May
For the queen of the spring, she passed down the
vale,
Left her robe on the trees, and her breath on the
gale;
And the smile, Of her promise gave JOY to the hours,
And flush IN her footsteps sprang herbage and iow-
ers-
The skies like banner in sunset unroIled,
Ger the west threw their splendor of azure and
gold;
But cloud at distance rose dense, and in
creased,
Til its margin of black touched the zenith and east
We gazed on the scenes, while around us they glow
ed,
When vision of beauty appeared on the cloud:
Twas not like the sun, at midday we view,
Nor the moon, that rolls nightly through starlight
and blue.
Like spirit ii came in the van of the storm.
And the eye andthe heart hailed its beautiful form:
For it looked not severe, like an angel of wrath.
But its garment Of brightness illumed IFS dark path
In the hues Of its grandeur sublimely Il stood
Ger the river, the village, the field, and the wood
And river, field, village and woodlands grew bright
As conscious they gave and afforded delight.
Twas the bow of Omnipotence bent in his hand.
Whose grasp at creation the universe spanned:
Twas the presence Of God, in a symbol sublime;
His from the flood to the exit of time.
Not dreadful, as when the whirwind he pleads.
When storms are his chariots, and lghtnincs his
steeds,
The black clouds his banner of vengeance unfurled
And thunder his voice to guilt stricken world
In the breath of his presence when thousands expire
And seas boil with fury and rocks burn with fire.
And the sword, and the plague-spot, with death
strew the plain,
And vutures, and wolves the grave of the slain;
Not such was that rainbow, that beautiful one,
Whose arch retraction, its ey-stone--the sun:
A pavilion it seemed which the Deity graced,
And Justice and Mercy met there, and embraced
Awhile and it sweety bent over the gloom,
Like Love DER death couch.o Hope DER the tomb
Then left the dark scene; whence it slowly retired
As Love had Just vanished, or Hope had expired
| gazed not alone on that source Of my song;
To all who beheld il these verses belong;
Its presence to all was the path of the Lord
Each full heart expanded-grew warm and adored
Like visit-the converse Of friends-or a day,
That bow, from my sight, passed for ever away;
Ike that visit, that converse, that day-to my heart
That bow from remembrance never depart
'rs picture in memory distinctly defined
with the strong and imperishng colors of mind:
A part of my being beyond my control,
BeheId on that cloud, and transcribed on my soul
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS

SIhl T. Of hkkANSaS.t
COUNTY W HrNrsTEAp,
In the Hampstead Court Of Probate, July
Term, Sih July. A. ID. lS44.
1T appearing to the Court that ths citation
L which issued by the order Of this Court .
gs,nst Henry NJ. Robinson as admins ra or OF
tie Estate OF Tbeodorick A. Bennett. decess-
ed returnsble to the present Term OF this Court
requiring him TO present his account for settle
men; and show csuss why an attachment should
not be issued agsin-t him, for not having pre-
sented his accounts according to law. which
said Citation was returned by the Sheriff OF
Hampstead County "that the said llsnry NJ.
Robinson was not To be found In hrs County !:
Il is therefore ordered that an alias citation be
issu, d against the said L Theolorirk A. Bennett
d. ceased returnsble to the merit Term Of this
Court requiring him to be aud appear before
this court on the frs, day Of the merit Term
thereof to be holden m and for The County Of
Hampstead in the State of Arkansas on the
first Tuesday after the FIRST Monday Of Ocfo-
Der next, at the Court House in the town OF
Washington in the County Of Hampstead a.
forcsaid. then and there 10 presen. hIs sccounr
for settlement ss administrator OF the Estate
Of Therdorick A. Bennett decd ami TO show
cause why an attachment shall not be issued
against him for no, having presented his &C
counts according to law. And IL 10 further
ordered by the court that a copy Of this order
be published in some newspaper published IN
this state thirty days previous TO the first day
Of the next term Of this court
A true copy from the record.
Teste: s. T. SANDERS, Ce-k
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13

State Of Arkansas, ! Clark Circui, Couu
County Of Clark, { in Chancery sitting
April Term, April 22d, A. ID. 1874.
John w. Talbot, complainani) Bill g. Pc
rS. sltIun for
Lucinda C. Talbot Defendant. Divorce.
"HlS day came the complainant by his 90.
L lic,or and flied his bill, accompanied by
his affidavit annexed thereto. and il appearing
to the court here from the affidavit of said
complainant filed herein, that the said defcn-
dant is q nonresident Of the State of Arkansas
IL is therefore ordered by the court that the
said defendant be notified OF the commence
ment of this suit, and also the substance Of the
allegations and prayer of the bill and petition
in this cause. And the said defendant is there.
fore hereby notified that the said complainant
has this day filed in the Office Of the clerk of the
Clark circuit court, in the State of Arkansas,
on the chsncery side thereof his bill and peti
ton against her for a divorce, the substance Of
which is that the complainant was married to
defendant in the county of 1allapooss and
State Of Alabsms, on the twenty ighih day OF
Der ember, 10 the year eighteen hundred and
thirty eight, and that she lived with him as his
wife until about the twentieth day Of Novem
ber 1899, when she left his bed and board
without any reasonable cause and remained
absent for the space OF seversl months, and that
she afterwards absented herself some time in
the month of September, 10 the year eighteen
hundred and forty-one, and has remained ab-
sent ever since. And said complainant prays
IN his petition and bill divorce from the bonds
of mafrimony, by him contracted and entered
into, TO and with the said defendant, and that
the same be dissolved. Il is therefore ordered
that the said defendant be and appear before
our Clark circuit court, in chancery sitting at
the courthouse in the county Aforesaid, on OF
before the third day Of the next term
commencing on the fourth Monday OF Oct che,
next, and plead answer or demur TO the matters
and things in said petition contained, or the
same will be taken for confessed and decree
entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that COPY Of this
order be published in the Washington TeIe.
graph for eight weeks by eight successive
weekly insertions, the last insertion 10 be =,
least four weeks previous to the first dsv of :. II
October term, and that this cause be con.
tlnued.
true copy from the record,
A reste: JAMES s. WARD, Clerk.
II. F.anagin, Solicitor.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
NO &c f..

TIME subscriber having sold out his stock
l. OF Groceries AT the Washington Recess,
to JAMES S. BAIRD, would request those IN
debted TO him to call and settle their accounts
with the old concern. When absent himself,
payments can be made Mr.. Baird, the
present proprietor, who is authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for any money due the un-
dersigncd and whilst he returns his thanks
for the liberal patronage which he his receiv-
ed, he trusts il will be as literally extended
and continued to the present proprietor.
L. NANCE.
Washington, March 10, 1S44. 35-u
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

v
County OF HEMrsrEAp.
In the Hampstead Court Of Probaie, July
Term, sib July, A. ID. 1874.
1T appearing 10 the Court that the citat on
1 which issued by order of this Court sgainst
Nathaniel NJ. Riker. as administrator Of the
estate of Abraham Riker. dec, returnable 10
the October terra OF this court, lsf3. requiring
him to present his account as such admlnisira
tor for settlement, and show cause why M
attachment should not be issued against him
TO- not having presented his accounts according
L, Law, which said citation was returned by the
sheriff Of Hampstead county not served. IL is
therefore ordered by the court that an alias
citation b. issued against the said Nathaniel NJ.
Riker as administrator Of the estate u the said
term Of this court, requir ng him to be and
appear before this court on the first day Of the
next Term thereof, to be holden in and for the
county of flempsie cad, in the State Of Arkansas.
on The first Tuesday after the first Monday Of
Octob.r next ct the courthouse in the t0sn
of Washington. in the county Of Hempste.d
aforesaid, there and then to present his account
for settlement as administrator of the estate Of
Abraham RIker, dec, and To show cause WHY
an attachment should not be issued against him
for not having presented his accounts according
to law And il is further ordered by the court
that a copy Of this order be published IN some
newspaper published in this State thirty days
previsus to the next term OF this court.
A true copy from the record.
Teste: ). I. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
N OTI &c f. .

TE1E co-parne heretofore existing be-
Il tween r. J. CORNELIUS & 6. F.
ROGERS. is this day dissolved by mutual CON-
sent All business pertaining TO said firm is
10 be settled with r. J. Cornelius.
r. J. CORNELIuS,
G. r. EOGERS.
Washington, May 30, lSi4. 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
Bank Notice.

Office Of Trustees Of Real Estate Bank, I
Washington, Dec. 30, ls43.
"HlS Office is now open for the purpose Of
l. renewal OF notes; and notice is hereby
given TO all debtors. that they are expected to
come forward, promptly. and settle and ar
range their liabilities, or they will be placed in
the hands of the Attorney OF the Trustees.
b. order of the Trustees,
25-w... f. BRITTlN, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
Eerer and .Ague Pills.

nR. JETT has Just received a few boxes
~ Of vegets BILE pills for the cure Of Inter
mirtent Fever, with general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines, which he will sell low for cash
Washington, May 9Th, 1913. ST
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS Of ADV ERTISING
For a square OF ten lines, or less. first inser.
sion, one dolar-aDd fifty cents for each sab
tequent insertion; over ten lines, and nm
exceeding fifteen. TO be charged as square
and half; over fifteen, and not exceeding
twenty, as two squares and in that propor.
tIon for longer advertisements
When an individual account al the sbov.
rates, amounts TO 80 Ind under SIOO In on.
year, discount of Is pei cent. vii! be made
and when II amounts to 500 or upwards. in
The same period, discount of 25 per cen,
will be made. No deduction will Be made.
however. If payment be deferred after The
expiration of the year; nor will sny deduction
be made on legal advertisements, reanIred by
law 70 be published
YEARLY Advertisements, not exceeuinp 10
lines, renewable al pleasure. will be inserted
per annum, Tor $40
Not exceeding 30 lines, 30
" a. 90 IN
All advertisements, or Do rts thereof exceed.
ing ten, thirty. or sixty lines as the case NAV
be- subject 10 the charges and discounts first
mentioned; and no contracts at these rates
for less term than year. No deduction for
occasiona omissions.
STANDING Advertisements, for 10 lines or
les, Z months, So 90
q 10 90
Each additionalsquare. 3 months, IS 20
D 90
=" ~ ID IN
All standing advertisements WILDE cbargrd
at the irri mentioned rates. nniess confrar,
be madr when l.-fr for insertion.
Advertisements Of personal aIt.rcar,on
will invariably be charged double the FORE
going rates.
All advertisements sent In this Office for
publication, M Iih"ut The number OF ins. rtIon.
being specified, will be continued until forLIa
and charged accordingly.
No variation will be made from the above
rates.
All business letter must be Dost pa,d
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
BRIG ADE ORD T. r, NO. 3,
AD-QUARTERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. TO, 1911 }
NOTICE is hereby given to the CON-
~ mandants Of the following regiments be-
longing TO the LIST Brigade Of the LIST Division
Of Arkansas Militia, that they will be reviewed
in the following order at their respective mus
ter grounds:
TIE LIST Regiment Hampstead county, on
Saturday, the 5th day OF Octo. er next.
The 5th Regiment Clark county, On Sstur-
day the l9rh day Of October next.
The 9th Regiment Ouachita county, on
Thursday the 24th day Of October next.
BY order of the Brigadier Generrl.
JABEZ SIDNEY SMITH,
Brigade Major lst Brigade lst Division Ar
kansas Militia.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
" E W O. O O ID s +,

CHEAP FOR CASH.
TINE subscribers have just received direct
L from New Orleans, and now offer for sale
at their new siore house opposite the court
house, fresh and general assortment OF Dry
Goods. Groceries. Hardware. Crockcry ware.
Saddlery, Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c all Of which
they will sell low for cash only. Their friends
and the public generally are invited to call and
examine their stock.
GEO. w. GREEN g. BROTHER.
Wa shington. Arks., May l, ls4i-2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
n q a IG

"A BOUT The 25;h of June last, man nv
LAthe name Of SAMUEL 3 TURNER abscon
drd from Washington County. Misc, with ID
wards Of thirty slaves He has been traced
up the Arkansas River. and h.s no doubt taken
that route to the Red River. perhaps to Texas
lhls notice is TO warn the public fr.m TRADING
for any OF the slaves. as the whole of them a re
under mortgage. by decree of the Chancery
Court, and will be pursued and h.li liable
wherever found. Turner is about 30 ve,rs
OF age, SIX feet, one or twc iuch,s hiob. dars
hair and skin, rather raw -boned. Any infor.
nation that may be gwen OF the route taken
by Turner or Of his whereabouts, will be
thankfully received.
w. M. LAMBETH.
July 8, 1ss4-2m of New Orieans.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
Y. y. P0sf Coach Lime.
FROM LITTLE ROCK To WASHING.
TON AND HOT SPRINGS.

HE undersigned, contractors ror carving
p ~ , Mail from Little Rock 10 Wash
lngt"n and flot Springs have il4e sar stacrion ct
lni"rmlng the public, IiIat their lines Of spIen-
10 Troy Post Coachcs are now IN full upera
lion " ~
Passengers for Wasl ington md Ho, SPRINGS.
ehse Lille Rock every TUESDAY, Thursday
ahn saturday morning. al day light. IN 4-hpr.e
rosi /. oachrsY 10 which they arr cunyeyed ia
faH Play. (Eryb rms. 40 miles an fran
'hence the passengers for Hot Springs are cor-
Ssted throngh, the >ame day, in the sane
Ooaches hose Tor Wash ng ton ire transferr,d
70 70 splendid n"w 2 hnrse Post Goa ches. al Fair
flay. and reach Washington the nrxt dav aftar
i-aving Lite Enck On their return III
oo4ch's from Washington and Hot SPRINGS
again Inier<' ct al Far Play. and arrive at LII.
il' Rock every "Wednesday, Friday and sum
nay evening AZ sun-down-c, ming thro' from
the former place in TWO days, and lbe latter n
me day. I'M
The proPrieiors have careful. sob-r. and ex.
Pe'iencea drlv"r<, and pledge themselves 10
spare nei hcr labor nor exp nse to give general
Satisfaction TO oil who may pat onize them.
fTe-lo Washington, SO 90; 10 Ho,
Springs. -.
Sfoge office, al the Anthony House. Little
Rock and al the Lafayette House. Washing
ton.
0TAll baggage at the risk Of the oxners-
SNAPP & HOWELL.
Sept. 10, ls3 -IO-u.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
w A N L E ID

w A n L f. ID
nEEF Hides. reltries. Beeswax, Tallow
- and Lard. for which the highest price viii
be paid il delivered in Washington.
BENZ. r. JET.
April IL, lott
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13

The County Of Ouachifa,
S.dte Of Arkansas.
WE, the undersigned, have this
day viewed certain horss shown
@S 10 us by Ben ell Michel ss On
L. esiray, and we find him 10 be
bright sorrel, three years old last SPRING
Sa idle spots on both sides. left hind foot white
and q white speck in his right eye, about four
teen hands high, fax name and tail. and we
value him to twenty seven dollars and seventy
FIVE cents
E. B. FRANKLIN HILL.
N. Is. SMITH,
JAMES II. TRIBBLE,
APPraisers.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24;h
Of August, 1S44.
J.. D. MEGLASSON, J. p.
6-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
+. J. CORN ELIUS.
A. j. RICE

The books and accounts will still remain in
The hands Of Mr.. Rice for settlement and col.
lection. AL persons having unsettled accounts
will plesse call at the counting-house af Green
s. Brother. T. J. CORNELIUS.
Washington, August IL. lS44-
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
PLASTERING-

TAMES nj. BROWN rrspec crfully offers
- lis services to the citizens Of Washington
and Hampstead county. IN The pLAsTERINe
business. He pledges himself to do hrs work
in fir; rnte style. and his prizes snail ne mod.
crate These, with promptuess and attention
10 business, he trusts will ensure him the pl
Ironage of the public
Washington, Jan. 16. 1874. 27-u
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
ID issOI % /.

Y>HE co-partnership heretofore existing be
Il tween the undersigned, has this day been
dissolved BY mutual consent. 7. J. Cornelius
thereby becoming the owner Of all debts and
dues to said firm.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13

No PAPER WILL BE DISCONTINUED.
Except atthe discretion Of The PubIish,rs,l
Until all arTeaTages are Paid
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
TIE IL Nj $.
TIE TELEGRAPH

is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY A,
$:3 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
% Ar THE EXPIRATION OF SIX MONTHS
$5 AT THE END OFT YEAR
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
go DOLLARS REWA RID

The State Of Arkansas,
County Of Scrier,
Washington Toirnship.
WE, the undersigned. being no
H tilted TO spprase yoke OF work
MR steers, shown to US by Martha
A NJ. Hardwick. of the county and
township aforesaid. and do find the same to be
OF the following description. to wit: One red
sp -ckled steer with a small bell on. about iour
years old last spring, branded with fhe letter
II. on the near hip. The other a dark brindle
with white back and belly, four years old last
spring, branded azores i'd. SaId steers
marked WITH smooth crop and split in the
right ear. and IN under half crop in the LEFT
ear, and we do spprase said yoke of steers to
the sum Of thirty dollars.
Given under our hands this 10Th dsy of
September, A. d. 1874
WM. }. BROWN,
RICHARD LISK,
A. WRIGHT.
APpraisers.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me an act.
ing justice o. the peace tor the county afore.ai
the day and year FIRST above written.
CHARLES PETTIGREW. Up
A true copy Of the original.
(6-3w)
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13

COTTON GIN MANUFACTOaY.
YNHE undersigned still continues to manu-
Il facture Cotton Gins. at Columbus. Hemp
stead county. Ark- Gins OF va riou- sizes can
be had m liberal terms and manufactured OF
the best English cast steel ana tile new in,-
rroved patent ribs.
JOSEPH X. CROSBY.
Columbus, April ist, 1874. l-n
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
SPRlN HILL
FEMALE ACADEMY.

NM ILL be opened again for the reception
w of young ladies', On the Ist Monday cf
October next under the direction Of lis tor
mcr Principal, Mrs. Banks. Mrs Nelson has
agreed 10 open her house (near the Academy
for young ladies as boarders Tcrms-f,r
board and tuition as advertised for last session.
The session continues five months. al the
close Of which the examination takes place.
The Trustees, also, take pleasure in an
nouncing TO the Public that they have secured
IN the Music Department, the services Of Mr..
Clement Schaer, Professor of Music. Mr..
Schser is known 10 be scientific in his profcs-
sion, and the testimonials which he adduces as
Teacher give the best assurance that his
pupils will be thoroughly taught Lessons
will be given on the Piano and Guitar.
Terms-Per session, $25. For use of two
Pianos $3.
Mr.. Schaer will also repair and tune Pianos
Spring Hill, July 81, 1s44-2m.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
N + w GOOD -.

T'iE undersigned is now receiving and
Il opening. at the old sand of A. BtocK g.
Son. large and well selected stock Of goods,
conslstlnE in part the follownp:-Dry Goods,
Grcceries. Qneensware. Hardware. Has. Boots,
Shoes, Clohing. SaddIery. Stationary, ,Tinwsre,
&c. &c.
The above articles have been selected with
great care. and embracesa large variety Of new
and splendid goods. winch the public are re-
sp-ct'nlly invited 10 call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
ABRAHAM BLOCK
Washington, June /. le4i-T u
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-13
DI s SOlxUT1RH
N q CE;.

N y u Il
'HE old hrm of A Block g. Son having
= dissolved on the lst of May last. the un-
oef, eneo thankful for the patronage Of the
pubic ex'ended 70 them, respect fully solicits
Continuance, and assures them thai IL ;n,and.
to keep full and complete assortnent ot goods,
which he will be- glad to s~rve 10 his old friends
and the public on such terms as will he salts.
factory ABRAHAM Rr.OCK
Washington, June Ist-47-rf