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! ANTOGNINl. MANUFACTURER OF

fasn ed IN France the North the United
ne fopas which ha called to
ial.tH coming from those eonnea seeran
kha o. cons ruetion which the
of humid climates ' "S 's''t''i
he table AMI hands of Billiard being generally the ps,,s which
the construction of these parts ~ eA t"e "
Every Billiard balt h him has table combined with
direction. ~ 't"Ptths ~ tly
The tand made of Rubber invented he him nm,
lar 10 the French IN il msnn
e The india rubber bv him pne1 isaq NM
have nj ways Civ n great satsrcon. ~ - ANA
e1!snlen may saists heme bv Visiting hs
fabishment where they will always BIia,d Tables
jump ~ '' 'A"s 'ne pa'A 10
!, ENGRY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIM is WAR.
CHASER. Z - I iii1 1 of't
He ilas constantly on hand great piri Of
- NEW AND SECONDHAND BILLIARD TAprEs
and FINS for the TENriN ALLEYS, complete lois
EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS, r
10 come to New Orleans, who
Rfoafe any Of the articles only Communicate
20 NloGNiN who viii satisact1y
VII q A. IossNi ha' also the honor the
consequence Of
the argt manufacturers of DEbeuf han large
q9 y oil tha cloth for Billiard Tables which epared 10
sell At an exeeedif gy low price. - " :"
extension OF his houab and the relations which
shed ahd continues eRch day
OF bfanee the enable him 10 sell ali ar1ees
" 10 he az titees peioW the current rates. mylS
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NUMBER g..
DAILY CRESCE

2 The NEW UKLEANS DAILY l,RESfEVT :
OFFICE No. ss sT CHARLES STREET -| - "a q
VIII ke regularly tisS Al Il
every day. tsnndsy sxceped,l Tor sirsrs
che Ofes, or Us 5esntan week, payable 70 hs
4s THE CIRCULATION
Of lhs Csascssr Daily and Weekly osr asusass.
medium TO Advertisers. .ssfF
FAMILY PAPER
tenenas largely, hon e.fzsus and
uefss sold families simultaneously adysssd IN
~ selaas No the asaang
OUR TERMS g
~ 70 ,nyss te attention and patronage Of tba pdbiie.
a rRRaa os ApvxegEsrgG
81 Tea Ires in ali M
ou ~ so
q Tor shnrtef tne - ~ V14'siitss ss shs yesfsef
not marked vii be psbsa one
Il yF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-18

GUNCRIES.-
NJ 150 bills WHITE BEANSi
lh0 bbis DRIED APPLES;
1000 feams STRAW PAPER;
800 packages Bu TIER, Goshen and WesLem:
$50 boxes W. X CHEESE;
~ 100 boxes f, ID CHEESE; -zs-.. ".
loo tercea HAMS Assorted Brands;
$40 6-lb boxes IMPERIAL TEA;
$50 PIE FRUIT
100 boxes CIDER and LIE; for sas by
ng6 AID, GRIEtF & Co 40 and a. Ola Tsvsss.
w HISKY-200 bhls and half .bbls s s
Wv BoSle's Ro.e Whisky, for sale by \
mo- ~ I.sffH LANDS 4 co. SO Tohouptouas street
AILs--5uO kegs sold Colony. q desira-
Die assortment for o arrive, by - :
" nya E. Daily, ss Tehoupttou'a. erect
SLLouR.l5o0 bbls Fine and superfne,
ID landing and IN store, for sale by
mya =. v. DALEY, 80 7shcupi'oulss street s
4 10 eoFFEE-25O bags, suitable for the
mys ------ RARkLLI ! CO., 81 Common st.
Il ARD--125 bbls and tierces Choice, ex fat
- - poA'' ana 'ot saie by S. H. KENSEDy a 60
tH3e rs 7sTchounitsniass
Z ARD--100 kegs No 2, for sale by
= ny1 JOSEPH LANDS d CO., 50 TofouritoaIss st
W ESTERN BUTTER-3OO frkins in store,
Tor saleby [aPisl AID eRIEFF 4 CO., 40 Old Lsyss
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Ht,oR LlV ERPOOL.--Th a fast sail .;55N
~ ing American ship MARATHON, Capt Tyer hay 49,
paea. hor heigh1 Of 400 baea Cotton Apply to 80
r..ta GIFFNEY u lowell, lis Common styeet
mYib w Nat-I-a
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PHILADELPHLd.
BOSTOW.

E OR B0STON-(Regul Line Of .,ss5sSS
Packets reg Jar packet ship Ola A. stephsu
Gaiter master nowioadng will have quick Dispatch D.
ianes , q lreight or passage, apply 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-18

ESOR BOSTON, Regular Line of gasEES
= Packets )-Thr packet BARR sILLIUs, O. SaLEe
II now loading and will have dispatch.
feb4a GEO. ". HYEsoN 30 randn stras1
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YHyo ,,,E. RENT AT BAY ST. LoUIs--Two

D,WE1IiNf's with aburdaHn4 yares Of pru Eih
Nseaple s5Idan houae, and other T
IN saataiaiHg about Fruit Tfees
% OF the chore osGns ana n,
@ % y9ngni y rent separately confortafs 6nss 70 "a
onr 'SNNaio Apply 70 q T. bROAWElr. 81 Co,
ppVara
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IAR. WATsONs OARD.-I win use no otb,

s. Persons living at distance have hs enedss Of be
ease sent 70 r Address, giving full lester and
ciusinn fee dollars vi ann en-
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n n1I IIIt1 OUI.-IHE Now 4 I fsJsN
% us E snnilag American clipper ship sPARELIN
nv GaptIh Saunders nuntd tdndny and
dispatch For heavy gh. 30 bales Cotton hppl 10
J. 7. WHITNEY co. 6l Camp st.,
or O. W. fiYNSoN, 80 Camp erect.
iain on board, '"'s'0hs' "Pp's W tna M t;np
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I NOR HAMBURG4--lh A | fast sail IN
IL ing Hamburg bark COPERNICUs, Capt Meyers EEAMAS
j. loading and will have immediate Dispatch
bales Cotton, apply to
P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage, apply to the Captain on board
4 ~ OR HAMBURG The a | fast sail sissS
III ing thp COL. CUTTS Capt JESSE Snow SAAI
a loading will quick dispatch freight Of sJ 54Ias
Cotton, apply 10 ]. P. WHITNEY Il TO. 81 Camp
G5H For passage apply 10 the Captain on board.
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10y, DEAD CATTLE One dollarEY 'H
fsSSA will be paid for every frssh DEAD HORSE G&ss1
or cow delivered at tha Orleans Bone NJ
aek Works Washington Avenue near the Vsoa
y, w Vitt fsh9I ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
The Flood.

The lower Ohio is a vast lake. The de.
struction of property is immense. The Of
ficers OF the Pike inform the Louisville Cour-
er that corn, fences and wood were swept of
in all direction s, and many towns completely
Inundated. At Westpont, mouth of Salt
river, the damage had been excessive, and
the town was completely surrounded by wa
ter. The town of Rome, Ia, presented an
isolated appearance, CT an island amid the
mighty rush of waters. The town of
St"phensport was half under water, and it
was thought that Shawneetown would be
swallowed up by the rising waters. Ship
pingsport is Hrder water, all but Jim Porter's
house, and at Portland the water ia over the
first floors of Front street, and the inha5t-
ants swimming around in ! fa boats. AT N.
Albany the work at the shipyards and foun-
deries, has been suspended. Our citizens in
the inundated districts haze not yet suffered
much loss, but further rise, OF rough wea-
Their will cause an immense loss of lumber,
and all kinds CT material at the sh;pyards,
lumber yards. &c.
The Louisville Courier Of Morday says
that the evening previous the river was in
about inches of the food OF 1852, and u
ieat short Of the food of ls32-stil slowly
rising. Water 6 TO feet deep in all the
houses on the wharf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

HATS, Cars, &c. NOT HEApEp.-Eayes,
Craig & Co., the noted Hat and Cap firm at
Louisville. are doing an enormous business
this season. Their country trade is rapidly
on the increase, and it will continue increas.
ing just so long as the excellence and style
of their goods become better known, and their
low prices duly considered, by the merchants
of the surrounding country. AS some evil
dence OF their business, we counted fifty.
seven boxes of hats, caps, straw goods, &c.
before their door one afternoon, a part of
their sales of the day, and marked for differ.
ent towns in Indiana and Kentucky, We
would advise country dealers who 90 up the
river to give this house a call. 1t is also the
most fashionable retail house in the citv. Its
spring fashion of hats is neat and elegant.
and will be popular. For particulars, how
ever, we refer readers to their show-rindo,c
in the Weekly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

One evening last week we took our place
at the supper table Of q Cincinnati and Louis
vile packet. SUPPER and conversation had
progressed some time before we were seated.
An animated discourse was going on betw cen
an exceedingly sober faced ministerial look.
ing old man, and becurled and thin faced
lady of not less than thirty, on the subject OF
temperance.
"Oh!" exclaimed she, with horror on her
thin lips" do despise the whisky drinker.'
The gentleman dropped his knife and fork
and seizing the lady's hand with enthusiasm
and giving it hearty shake, we thought tears
were going to drop from his twinking eyes:
g" Madam" said he, /" respect your SEN
timent and the heart that dictated it. per-
NIT no person, however, to 60 beyond me in
despisng the whisky drinker. have been
Disguised on this very boat, and say it before
our " orthy captains face. What, I ask you
can be more disgusting than to see well dress.
ed. respectable, aye virtuous looking young
men, whose mothers probably are even now
praying that the tender instructions by which
their youth was illuminated may bring forth
precious fruits in their maturity say to see
such young men step up to the bar Of this
boat, and without the fer Of observing eyes,
or the condemnation Of enlightened opinion,
brazenly ask for old Bourbon or Rye or Mo-
nongahela whisky, when in that bar they
know there is the rery best old cogniac brandy!'
The crowd at the table who had been in.
tentIy listening, dropped their knives and
forks, paused a moment, then broke into a
loud and prolonged roar. The lady let 60
his hand. upset her chair, and "pitched into >
the ladies' cabin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
VQt,.inY Ol,l

Dir. Frary. of the Warrick Democrat. is
talking treason TO the administration, but VIZ
admire his spunk. He commences by saying:
"There never was 30 oar knowledge such in
fernal management in the river mails as at
present." After going ahead on that head a
short time, he speaks fright out in meeting"
as follows:
we used to censdre the Wings when they
tailed to discharge duties imposed upon them
by virtue of their Offices, but now cand Or com
pels US to say, that the most gross neglect of
the former are entirely thrown in the shade
by the outrageous msmanagement of the lat.
ter; at least, so far as the river mails at this
point are concerned.
Mr.. Frary need not confine himself to river
matters alone in speaking of the courageous
management" of the present administration
II ne were as plain spoken on all other deln
quencies and bad arrangements, he would
give US an article to copy every week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

.Isview of the heavy expenditures to which We have
been subjected in Improving our job Office, ana more
especially of the fact that the labor materials paper
&C. used in il cost us Cash. and Of past difficulties in COL
leetng bills with proper promptness in this department
we have concluded from this date to demand CASH
for every Job delivered from this Office. Hereafter the
bill will be sent with the job; matter by whom or
dered In other words, we keep book account open
in the JOB OFFICE. BY this plan shall be better
enabled to render justice TO our patrons in dong WORK
cheaper and prompter and be saved from LOSSES OF ~
least long delays in the paymsnto of that which eo' US
cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

"A gentleman of Cincinnati has recent
ly purchased for $4,000 that beautiful SUI
burban residence on the hill near Madison,
known as the Goodman House," and gem
tleman from Indianapolis has purchased the
beautiful villa of Judge Stevens, near the
same place. The old rats of Madison seem
TO be deserving it, bet then it is high time
they were doing so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
The Canal.

The Canal is badly broken above Peters
burgh. The heavy rains of last week wash.
ed away the embark me nts. Mr.. Ball, the
chief engineer, is here, and will push things
forward lively at this end Of the Canal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH


Many pers DOS have felt the need OF remedy for eY
tcrnal injuri that would heal them without having
the n running FIR many wee Ks. and for mary
months as is frequently the SCI the people now have
which possess decided advantage the hume rous
partitions usually employed in ia the Of
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
Wound Healer will not infame or become sore.
nIhQd&M
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

OF The Democratic State Convention of
Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg on the sth,
and renominated William Biglar for Cover
nor on the first ballot; S. Black, Judge Of
the Supreme Court. by reclamation; and Hen.
ry S. Milt for Canal Commissioners
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

REMARKABLE LoSGEvITY.-We learn from
the Mobile Advertiser that Freezes, free
woman of color, died on Wednesday last, at
the City Hospital, OF DEBILITY" having at
tanned the remarkable age Of las years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

OF Capt. DeHart, the Oldest boatman in
the West, died at Louisville last Sunday,
aged 60 years. He commanded the first
steamboat that ever travelled on the Ohio
river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
CINCINNATI HYDRoPATHIC
WATER CURE EST

THE CINCINNATI WATER CURE is Ios ated Eve
L miles from the City. the Cincinnati, Hamilton
ana Dayton Railroad. few rods from Carthage Depot
ms large and fourishing Institution Is exceilsd
IN point OF location. beauty of scenery convenience Of
arcess etc The buildings large and Splendid with
the best internal arrangement for the successful treat
neni OF all forms Of disease The bath rooms 10 In
pen are all well supplied with pure soft spring water,
ah contain all the various kinds OF baths in
such an insii u,ion. Patients requested to bring
Comforts, Blankets. 9 Coarse Sheets. towels, or
they will be furnished at the Cure SO cents per week
Terms Tor Board, Medical Services aud all ordinary
aennahce from TO I'D dollars per week pay able week.
~ Transient persons under treatment will be CHARGED
dollars per day Three dollars will be charged for The
first examination.
For further particulars address
ID. A. PEASE, N. H..
Carthage, Hamilton County, Ohio.
fS.-This Institution will be open summer and win.
ter. FOR the reception Of patients. fmblafwd&u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

Z Jacob Ernst, twell known book and
s!ao'ery dealer in Cincinnati, made an as.
''soent for the BENEFIT Of his creditors last
Wet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
Gp.skiycr EdItar.

We received so many kind attentions from
editorial friends up the river, with a few such
complimentary notices in their sheets, that
we cannot refrain from expressing the wis
they will by visit to the Cincinnati of In
diana, afford US the privilege of reciprocatng
their warm hearted feelings. We want to
show them that Louisville and Cincinnati are
not the Only important places in this great
Western world, and that they are not the
only clever fellows making an honest living
oy the goose quill. Most particularly would
We like them to take trip down the raging
-hio at this time, so they might perceive the
t'autiiui contrast between Evansville, high
AID dry, WIN considerable wharf still left, and
TIN hall buried towns and cities above. But
cone when sey may, the Evansville ele.
Phint, that huge animal which feedeth upon
The produce of half.dozen great trades, and
whose fame is widening ever the land, will
be exhibited in all hh enormous proportions
SHOCKING AFFAIR.-John S. Millhone, in
Richie county, Va, WITS killed by his father.
in-law, Richard Ankrun. Mllhone's wife
mad lett his house with her famly in conse
quence of finding some letters, addressed TO
her husband, from a woman residing in one
OF the eastern cities, whomit appears. in his
'islts to the city to buy good, he had courted
nd promised to marry. o. the evening of
death, he went to the louise of Mr.. AUX.
ih' and while there quurrelled with his wife
ID struck her to the floor With his fist. Mr.
Alkrun interfered, ard several blows wee
"erchahged, which endei, in Mr.. Ankrrm
sao'lng Millhone to tle heart.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

DoWpER.-500 kegs Hagard's Ca on Powder. /
l. Magazine for sale hy tnovl6l ALLIS & HOwkS.
SACKlNG TwINK for sale By
- SbIi Law. REuLy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
REAL ENTATE SALE.

IQf virtue Of an order OF the Court Common Pleas
- OF Vanderbutgh County, Indiana, /. Admisissra-
itor Of the estate Of Abraham sell 1t public
iaucon, at the Court House door in Evansville, Inoana
on rra! The 81 day OF April 1854 between the hours
oil ten oeock A. ~ and four O'Clock r. NJ, the half
oil e south west quarter of section two township eight
SOURI, range eleven west containing 80 acres and s1so
the north east quarer OF the south quarter recon
three, township eight SOUTH range eleven west contain
ing 40 acres, all in said county.
TERMS OF SALE.
one ihird Cash; one third in nine and one.thrd In
eighteen months from the Of SALE the purchaser Civ
hg notes with good security, bearing and wsiv
ng valuation laws. WILSON SHOOK
mhi4tds Administrator
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
,nMINISTR ATOR,S NOTICE.

NDMINHSH II V1OGN'S NOGICEs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed AdministrutDr of the estate of
George H. Hahn. late of Marlborough County, deeeas
ed. Said estate Is supposed IN be solvent
HENRY WlNGERT,
rhhsv AdminstratcY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
TO BUSINESS MEN,

II DIR. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsia Indigestion, Bliousness. and every disease OF
he sto m ach
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
STRAY HORSE

IN Saturday evening Mare having on a saddle an
~ bride ran away from the other side Of the lowe
Pigeon Creek Bridge. Her color is bay with a whit
spot on forehead, and five years old On her deliver
IT, the Bellevue House from where she stray ed ibeI
al reward will be paid. imhls-lts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
SP ECIAL NOTICES..
as USE HOWE'S COUGH CANDY

JrPWe arc authorized to announce JOHN NJ
SAMPSON as candidate for City Marshal, the
ing April election. lmhl3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

Nh. SANDrRs:-Please announce my name as n cand
date for reelection the Office Of City Marshal at the
approaching April election. ffeb23s) JOHN WARD
The true Democrat., 1854-10-25
N TICE

O Establishment ef Surveyors General and of Land Q1ceS .fcr Ms TfT7Tt0ries qf NEW MEXICO, "A.
 | \ pursuance of law. the President of the United States has directed that for the present. the following shall be the sites of the offices for the Surveying and Land Districts created by acts passed Ut the late sion of Congress, viz:
 The office for the Surveyor General of New Mexico to be located at SANTA FE and that for the Surveyor General of Washington Territory at OLYMPIA. The offices for the Register and Receiver for Wash ngton Territory also at OLYMPIA; those for Oregon Territory at OREGON CITY those for the Wiuona Dis trict, in Minnesota Territory, at WNoNA and those for Red Wing District also in Minnesota Territory at RED WNG.
 Given under my hand. at the city of Washington, this twenty fourth day of August, A. D. 1854.
 JOHN WILSON Commissioner Sept. %, St cf he General Land Qyfee.
The true Democrat., 1854-10-25
MORE SCHOOL BOOKS.

WEBSTER'S Elementary, McGuffey's. Comlevs,
 w Carpenters and Vaughn's spoilers; McGuteys and Goodrichs series of readers Morses. Mtcheli's Smiths and Parley's, Geography; Davies, Smiths Murray's Smiths, Wells, Bullion's, and Browns, Grammar; Websters, Walkers, and Reid's dictionary
 The most approved books of History, Botany, Phi losophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Surveying, Geology, Mnerology Mythology, and French, Latin and Greek, works; Ollendortf's system of Spanish and French, Slates Copy books etc. full supply just received by wagons, and opening at the book store of
 Sept. 13, 1854 JOHN F. RFARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-10-25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

>HE undersigned offers for sale the beautiful tract
 of land on which he resides, 14 miles below Little Rock, containing 500 acres of choice bottom land, about 100 acres are under cultivation the improve ments are frame dwelling kitchen and the necessary out buildings, cribs, etc., orchard and garden.
 This place well known to be of the most beau tful locations in the State. Situated on Bear Skin Lake, having open front of 2 miles, the lake is from 10 to 25 feet in depth water soft and transparent abounding in great variety of fish, the range both summer winter is very superior there is first rate Saw and Grist mill within miles.
 Also the undivided half of 960 acres of land ad- joining the the lake, 500 arcres of which have been deadened years and is now ready for improv- ing. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises. RICHARD F. DUNN.
 Sept. Is, '54 If
The true Democrat., 1854-10-25
CHOICE BOOKS!

TYPES of Mankind or Pathological Researches. | CHATTER ofthe United States, a full and compre- hensive review of the presentcondtion industry and resources of the American Confederacy.
 Jay's Morning and Evening Exercises.
 Elements of the Laws, Outlines of the System of Civil and Criminal Laws, valuable work of refer ence for any body.
 American Lawyer and Business Mans Form-book, suited to every State Pocket book of Mechanics and Engineering, by Nystrom.
 The Works of Calhoun, vols.
 Bakers Railway Engineering aud Earthwork.
 Just received and for sale by
 Sent % JOHN E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-10-25
DWIGHT FOR SALE.

I HAVE 32O acres of good land lying on Elynoy | Bayou on the main stage road running from Little Rock to Van Buren and Fort Smith, 50 miles west of the Rock and 50 east of Fort Smith, 50 acres in cu tivation. The farm is beautiful and in good repair good ferry-boat and good springs that fails of different qualities callebret eestone and red sulphur ali convenient my buildings for using water which
 will sell reasonable terms. Apply to the under signed at Dwight, Pope county, Ark.
 The survey made by Capt. Barney for the Fort Smith Branch of the Cairo and Fulton railroad runs through the land. JAMES M. EDWARDS.
 Sent 1S51