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Fog. EEOrses 6gasg Cattle, ,
For the Human System.

ITS application will prove 1t to be the best Ointment ill the world. Penetrating, mild and healing; extracting pain in many cases, almost instantly, and restores healthy action to every part to which it is applied. Wounds or Cuts, Burns, Frosted Parts, Scad Head, Old Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Sore Breasts and Nipples, Darting Pains, in any part of the system, Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, Bruises and all Swellings, Blotches, and Fiery EruptionS of the Skin Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Weakness in the Back, Side, or Loins, and Inflammation of all kinds are thoroughly cured with perfect safety and simplicity by this great Remedy.
 FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. It IS used with certain success in every case when faithfully applied-as Wounds, Galds, Cracked Heels, Callous, Lameness. SpaviE, Splint, Stiff Joints, Sand Cracks. Mange or Itch, Vermin of any kind, Farcy, Pole Evil Scratches, Big Head, Swelings of every kind, Weakness in the Back, Caked Bag, Horn Distempor, and all Weakness and Infamatory action.
 Read the following certificate from Caleb Watts:
 CHICAGO, Feb. IS, 1850.
 DR. w. B. FARRELL:-There is no act of my life which does me more good than to cer- tify to the valuable effects of your Indian Black Ointment. l have cured permanently. three large deep ulcers on my leg by using one box of this Ointment. l had been afIIict- ed with them for five years, ndnever had got any Ointment to do the least good until I used yours. 1 make this statement that others may have the benefit of this great Indian Remedy as well as myself
 CALEB WATTS, State Street.
 The above medicine for sale in Helena, Ark, by L. Cage and w. A. Lndsley & Bro.
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A0Otrtisemeuts.
sjs O OTEGE.

I HEREBY forwarn all persons from trad
 ing for three several promissory notes, drawn by myself and in favor of ". L. Wright, bearing date the 30th of April last, each for the sum of one hundred dollars the first due on the lst of January, 1857, the second due on the 1st of January, 1858, and the last on the lst of January, 1859. and each bearing 6 per cent. interest on and after the 18th of December next, as the consideration for which said notes were given has failed, or will inev- itably do SO. and am determined not to pay either of them unless compelled by law.
 June 23, 1855. ENOCH HUEY.
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Tchernaya ,or,the works of fertilization at Kcemaizch. The condition of the army cintinues good.
 MAY 26, 3 A. M.-The expedition to Kiertzch and Jeninkale has been at- tended with complete success. The enemy fled at the approach of the AL lies. They blow up their powder mag azines, destroyed them batteries, and burned their stores. The sea of Azoh is occupied by the allied squadron.
 It was rumored that Pelissier had at- tackled Liprandi.
 Canrobert was reported wounded, and another General killed. The ru- nor was regarded as very doubtful.
 Lord Raglan telegraphs as follows:
 "MAY 27.-The sea of Azoff is oc- cupied without any casualty. The troops landed at Kertzch, on her Ma jesty's birth day, the 24th, and the enemy fled, blowing up their fortifca- tions on both sides of the straits, and destroying their steamers"
 Some vessels, and fifty guns have fallen into the hands of the Allies.- Raglan further telegraphs that, on the |20tb, Gen. Sir Geo. Brown had reach ed Jeninkale, on the previous day, de- stroyed a foundry, near Kertzch, where shot, shell and Minnie balls were very numerous. In the advance, the French were on the right, the English on the left, and the Turks in reserve.
 A dispatch from Raglan of the 30th says: "Letters from Gen. Brown anj Admiral Lyons, of the 29th, announce the destruction of four Russian wa steamers, and largo depots of corn.' The Allies ships have succeeded il blowing up magazine at Osabot, anC destroying about one hundred mer. chant vessels.
 Only one Russian war steamer re- mained in the sea of Azoff.
 Advice from Sir Geo. Brown, of tn, 18th, State that the troops continued healthy.
 Five vessels laden with corn put int, Kertzch, not knowing the place was taken, and were captured. The number of guns found by th, Allies exceeded all expectations.
 French accounts say the Russian burned thirty transports, as well a their four steamships, and destroyed I36, 1000 sacks of corn, 1000 sacks O. oats and 100000 sacks of flour.
 Fourteen Allied steamers entered Azof.
 Achievements were daily arriving at Constantinople. The occupation O Galatz and an attack on IsmeaI were considerably spoken of The garrison of Sebastopol drew most of their supplies from Kertzch its capture, therefore, must exert z Ispeedy influence on the siege.
 Fifty cases of cholera are reported among the British troops, and some 'among the French, before Sebastopol
 The Sardinian command had beer landed in splendid condition, and vii be shipped with all materials of war
 Large conveys had entered Sebas- topol on the north side, and the Rus sia9s were working vigorously on thar side, erecting an earth-work, &c.
 The Allies had completed theil fourth parallel, and the British were moving all their heavy mortarS into thC advanced parallels.
 Two deserters from Sebastopol re- ported the garrison very strong.
 The hot weather which succeeded the rain was causing sickness.
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Hydraulic Foundry,
Northeast corner of Washington S Hoyd-st.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky.

TlIIE undersigned are making Steam Engines Il and Mill Machinery from new patterns got up in the most modern and approved style; also, tobacco, lard, timber and mill Screws, Iron Railing, Forcing and Lifting Pumps of various sizes and kinds, cast iron Screw Pipes from to 8 inches diameter, Railroad Car Wheels and other Railroad Castings. They are also the sole manufacturers of Roys and French's patent Hub Mortising Machine for wagon and carriage makers use, which has been pronounced by competent judges to be one of the greatest labor saving machines ever invented, Orders from distance, with sat isfactory references or cash remittances, will receive prompt attention.
 BARBAROUX & SNOWDEN.
 May 12, 1855.
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NKW YORK, June 13.

Steamer Atlantic arrived, with ad- vices from Europe of the 2d.
 Liverpool cotton market active at half-pence advance. Sales of the week 152,000 bales.
 The allies have destroyed the Rus sian forces in the Sea of Azof, and captured one hundred guns. The forts of Arabat are also blown up. One hundred merchantmen destroyed. Ru- nor of great battle. LIPRANDI sur rounded-8,0O0 of his men killed. - CANR0BERT was wounded in a terrible conflict. On the 23d of May, the entire Russian works were attacked, and the battle lasted all night. The Russians were defeated with an enormous loss the greater portion by the bayonet.
 The Vienna Conference furnishes nothing of importance.
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NOTICE OF .4PPLIC.4TIO.V TO OBT.aLP ORDER TO SELL RE.2L. ENT.RTE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the A' undersigned, Richard Cook, as Admins trator of the Estate of William Cook and Nor gan Cook, deceased, late of the county of Phillips aforesaid, will at the July term of the Probate Court in and for said county, to be begun and holden on the fourth Monday in July, 1855, at the Courthouse, in Phillips county aforesaid, file his petition in writing, asking for an order of said Court authorizing and empowering him as such Administrator to sell the following named lot or piece of ground sitoe in the town of Helena, in said county of Phillips, to-wit:
 Seventy by ninety feet off of the Southwest corner Of lot No. 3O5; and also for an order authorizing him to sell the interest of his said intestates in and to the tract of land known as the Gary tract," lying and being situate in the county of Coahoma, in the State of Mississippi. which tract contains in the whole about l02 acres, more or lessS which appllea- tion for order of sale Is made for the purpose of paying debts of deceased, and making dis tribution among the heirs of said William 4 Morgan Cook
 RICHARD COOK,
 Administrator of Wm. & Morgan Cook.
 June g, 1855.
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DISTRESS IN LoUIsIANA.-The Nat chitoches Chronicle of the 8th inst. gives the following distressing state ment of the condition of things in that section of country:
 "TYithin the memory of the 'oldest inhabitant' such a season of distress. suffering, priYation and actual want as this, has never before been known - The protracted stage of low water, ren- dering the river almost entirely unnavi- gable, and the scarcity of provisions and supplies, which, in the existing state of things cannot be removed, are the cause of the hard times of which we speak. There are families of whites, and slaves upon plantations in this parish, who have not had bread of any sort or description for several weeks; corn cannot be had for love or money-it is not here-and the diff culties of navigation retard the arrival of that which has been sent for from the city. In very many instances even pork is out, and, as a necessary se- quence, want, hunger and suffering have come upon the people. Even here, in the town of Natchitoches, the scare ity of provisions, every day becoming greater by even stinted consumption, is assuming something of a serious ap- pearance. We are indulging in no ex- aggerated statement; what we say is a truth, solemn and mournful.
 "Provisions destined for Natchito- ches, and long since shipped from New Orleans, are detained at various points below, Alexandria boats being unable to travel; while they can not be brought in any considerable quantities by land, for the reason that feed for the teams engaged in hauling cannot be procured on the road.
 "The most exorbitant prices prevail, and altogether, the season is a most melancholy one."
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GsS3. ESgs sses'reOaa Cutlery.

W. 1T. DESHONG, Artist. Having built suit of rooms for this expres purpose, and procured, regardless of cost, ; full assortment of the best instruments, witt all the improvements in the art, we are pre- pared to take portraits, which, for correct like ness, fine tone, clear outline, and durability cannot be surpassed. A large stock of Da guerrean goods always on hand, and instruc tion given in the art.
 F. II. CLARK & co. Dec. 30, 1854.
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plain and ornamental, to suit all tastes. Also Seals for Lodges, Courts and Corporations engraved at short notice.
 We can furnish members of the Fraternity with KEYS, MEDALS and MARKS, in any style. Also Lodges with Jewels, &c., &c.
 F. H. CLARK < CO.,, No Clark's Marble Block, Memphis F. H. CLARK,
 A. c. WUzBACK, {
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DR. W. B. FARRELL'S
 CELEBRATED ORIGINAL Arabian Eminent,
Established ln 1844.

The Genuine can always be known by the name. D.. W. B. Fdrre}PS Arobian Linn
 naent. All other Liniments by this name,
 are Counterfeits.
 THE ARABIAN LINIMENT is used up- | on the Human System, with unbounded success, in Rheumatism, GOut, Palsey, Pain and Weakness in tie Back, Spinal diseases, Swelling, Sprains, Bruises, Sore feet, Sore hands, Corns, Warts, Mumps, Frosted Parts, swelled Neck, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Head ache, Burns and Scalds, Wounds, Fresh cuts Snake Bites, and many cutaneous diseases, Contracted Cords, Stiff Joints and Neck, Neuralgia, Tooth-ache, Ear-Ache Pain in the Head. Breast and Side, Sore lips, BiIes, Tumors, Wens, Swelled and Painful Breasts of Females, or relieve nearly all nervous or in famatory diseases. It is adapted to all Con- stitutions. Is Blessing to the Afflicted. Will render perfect satisfaction in all cases.
 Fog EEOrses Qas6 Cattle, [ The Arabian Liniment will cure Sprains, Bruises, Windgalls, Swellings, Galds, Cuts, Wounds, Scratches, Sweeney, Founder, and Poll Evil, Cholic, Bolts, and all Infamations.
 For sale in Helena, Ark, by L. Cage, and ". A. Lindsley X Brother.
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DlED-Near Mariana Ark, on the I7tl inst, of congestive chill, WILLIAM LEARNED eldest son of David A. and Emma J. Wicker aged years, months and 9 days.
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Feb. r., 1855.
Feb. l7, 1855. GU N s! GU N S!!

WE have recently made large additions to
 " our stock, which comprises an assortment equal to any in the Union, in which will be found Guns suitable for all kinds of game. with prices ranging from s to $200. Also, Pow der Flasks, Game and Shot Bags, Caps, wads, etc., in great variety.
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MEMPHIS, TENN.
 DEALERS in PURE, FRESH and UNADuI> TREATED Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals; also, Surgical Instruments, Fancy Goods, Soaps, Brushes, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Druggists Glass Ware, Cigars. Snuff, Tobacco, Garden and Grass Seeds, and everything usually found in, and appertaining to a well conducted Drug House, solicit an examination of their Stock. Being connect ed with one of the largest Drug Importing Houses in New York, we are enabled to offer as great inducements as any house in the Southern country, Selling the same quality of goods.) Paying no second profit to any one we can compete with Northern marts and con- vince on examination that HOME MARKET is the best; our maxim is, sell nothing but what (with an experience of l5 years in the various branches of this business, we know to be of the best quolty and that we will warrant as such subject to be returned at our erpense, should it prove different from what it was rep resented.
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Helena Saw NTilI.
 ,S'OTECE.

HAVING purchased the interest of my Ill brother, GEORGE PORTER, il the Steam Mill would respectfully inform the citizens of Helena, Phillips county, neighboring DOT tion of Mississippi, and public generally, that the business will be conducted by myselfalone, and in the same manner as heretofore-a always keeping on hand every description of LUM- BIER sawed at this Mll-which will be sold as low as possible at the present prices of tim Der. 1 shall devote my entire time to the business of the Mill, and will endeavor to ren- der satisfaction to all who trade with me. A continuance of the old custom is respectfully solicited.
 The nature of my business being such as to require money to carry t on, l am compelled to sell exclusively for cash-and l hope no one will ask me to do otherwise, as l cannot and will not do it.
 EDWARD PORTER.
 Helena, Nov. IS, 1851.
 P.S. The Mills situated conveniently for boating lumber off. E. r.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ! County of Philips.
 In the Phillips county Circuit Court. in the Chancery side thereof May term, A. D. 1855.
 Nancy Bowie, complainant, l
 cersus. In Chancery William Russell, George Bill for Dover.
 Washington, Hunter Patt-
 erson, John Martin, Fleet
 wood Hanks, John NJ.
 Hanks. John Preston. ir.,
 John Hall, John c. o.
 Smith, Robert NJ Ferebee,
 Ambrose Latting alias
 Ambrose Ferebce, Charles
 P. King, Boyd Bailey,
 James T. Moore, Jesse
 Jackson, Haywood Hicks,
 MaryEppos, Maria Martin,
 Hugh Martin, Susan B.
 Martin, William F. Moore
 and Albert C. Underwood,
 DGeuddntS
 GAME the said complainant. by 4 Fowler. V her Solicitor, and filed her Bill of con- Dlaint. with an affidavit that the defendants. Russell, Preston, John Martin and I.atting. are non-rcaidents Of this State; the object and substance of which Bill appears 10 he to ob- tain an assignment of Dover in certain land, in the counties Of Philips. Monroe and St. Francis, and town lots in Helena. and in the rents, issues, and profits thereof. owned by her late husband George W Fercbee. deccas- ed, at the time of his death, and now or lately in possession of the deGendants; and on motion of said complainant. it is ordered that process Of subpoena be issued in accordance with the prayer of the Bill; and. it is further ordered and directed tlat the said nonresident dcftn- dants, WILLIAM RUSSELL J JoHN PRESTON jr. JOHN MARTIN, and AMBROSE LATTING. other wise called Ambrose Ferebce, be notified of the pendeney of this suit, by publication of this order in some newspaper printed in this State, for two weeks successively, the last in- sertion thereof to be at least four weeks before the commencement of the next term and that they appear on the first day of the next term of this Court, to be holden on the fourth Mon day of November next, GA. D. 1855, at the Courthouse in this county, or the said Bill may be taken as confessed against them. To which term this cause is continued. Attest: E. H. COWLEY.
 A true copy from the Record CLERK. Attest: E. H. COWIEY.
 June 23, 1855. CLERK.
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IrmelrD.

We keep our assortment in this branch al- ways full, by constantly adding to our stock all the newest styles, whether of Foreign or Do- mestic production. In fact, all our branches, which are too numerous to mention, will be found worthy of tie attention of all wishing articles in our line.
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THE ALLIES IN TURN ARE REGARDLESS ABOUT FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS, THEIR SUCCESSES wARRANTING THEM TO HOLD OUT FOR BETTER TERMS
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CHEAP STORE MYRTLE & MOORE.
HELENA. ARKANSAS

 THE undersigned having on hand, all open 4 ed and ready for sale, their Spring and Summer stock of crcbandse-consisting of most articles usually to be had in a dry goods store. Having made cur purchases iu the Eastern market, at the very lowest rates, and being wiling to sell at the Hive and let live rates. we think we can and will sell our goods as low as they can be bought in this market Those wishing to purchase can put us to the test--all we ask is to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
 We have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Clothing, Hats, Caps &c., that we have ever before brought to this market-in short, we have little of something forcyery body--no use to specify--if you want any thing Tn our line call, and you will find it at our house-prices down to the lowest notch.
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1fnelrp
Gllorapina,

of all kinds repaired, and new made to order including superine Diamond work.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
rmnortant from the Crimea'
q. OCO Killed ill one Battle!

Allies in possession Qf Me Sea of' .4-2f and Me Depot from 0he"ce Me Garrison ot Sebast9p0J aOdS cbjefy supplied.
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ntempbis Aopertisen Is,
NEW ARRANGEMENT

Home Inducements % Merchants,
 Physicians and Planters.
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1OatfIl 1uurk.

including the making of new and complicated parts equal to the original. Also all kinds of clock work.
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We have full stock of Spring and Sum- mer wear, of every size, kind, and quality. Call and we'll suit your taste, and fit your per son-price shall be no object.
 To country merchants we offer our goods at very small advance on cost, and all who call on us will find that we have good goods, cheap goods, and accommodating terms.
 We are anxious to sell to good customers on the usual credit. Those desiring anything in our line will find it to their advantage to call on us.
 April 26, 1855. MYRTLE & MOORE.
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Will always find our assortment of Drugs Chemicals and Surgical Instruments Of Amer ican, English, French and German Manufac ture, large and at reasonable prices and terms
 PLANTERS AND THE RETAIL TRADE vii meet with prompt attention, having none bu experienced Pharmaceutists in our employ they can rely On accuracy. We have a large variety of
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] County of Philips In the Phillips county Circuit Court, in tn, Chancery side thereof, May term, A. D
 1855. Nancy Bowie, conDlaiaaUt
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a7RE ER H.HN'VvY.
kR EIARCE.RN.&.

examination will find they can save none,
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

A full and complete assortment, of the la- test fashion and prettiest stye all of which are offered very low-call and look at them.
 RnndN Madn Clnthinn.
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MEDICINE CHESTS.

MEDICTNE CHESTS, an article that every Family should have in their house.
 D. C. WILDER & Co.,, Druggists Next door to Odd Fellows Hall,
 Memphis, Tenn.
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D. C. WILDER & Co., Wholesale Druggists and
 APOTHECARLES.

Main Street, Nert door to Odd Fell0ws' II
 MEMPHIS TENN
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More in Detail.

-41ER TELGRAPHIC NEVIS,
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JNO. H. CLOPTON, ,Tunp ?. 1855. TXecJtOr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-08
The Kansas gfsaables.


The Jefferson City (Mo Inquirer publishes
the following dispatch, which contains some fur.
ther particulars IN regard ia the e;rcu,nstarsss
,h;ot ,,~oa,,oas ~, -. .b-....-.--T ~
p.yu1e. sns Pas''eNs s'-@ sAss"AnS soaa-
sion OF tnings In Kansas;
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 9.--Nesr Hickory Point,
on the Santa Fe road, three Abolitionists, with
Sharp's rifles, went to the claim Of Mr.. Cole
man, pro-slavery man, and ordered him to
leave. He was allowed ten minutes to leave, or
ne Nouid oe shot. he left for . short time, but
tss.s ts.aahsa Weil armed. ne met WITH one o. tns
ss ssaar.aI en, y. Mno [sIeweo nis Infeats aho at
s. r,s. sAo1s n, Coieman, put ais gun missed
ts1- snsh saos nls assaiianI; VINO ded
ILL l oo,elnaa gave namsen up ZOE
op ~ aponuonlsts, armed vain
H. ~ 80 ss;,a = oosemans 20 1Guse, dr1v-
ins nis VIZ anu ohLiuren sla, burned MS mouse,
:. sl. nsn 70 ieaye, ana
TT n.s 80 =. s.ei tIa,ssI aolsse xarl
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=. o.s saS hA'9, anu ooealneu 1ne nsmss OF twenty
.;sa o.ass. 'ones = now =. AscoMpeSn sWitn Two
Ths 80 hisssh oI reny asslssants.
dar,and;a.u Sfe gs.ae.lng aa ~ 1ecoElpson,
Az snS seleass % sag11 m c9nrauss ana
;.s,,aJ =. soienns. 1ne uoseEnor aAs
~ Gaining tne militia 70 me
sasso0 ss@-s- =. sas oincefs Last nigns anu tnis
maIy Ie1aohss Afem snis clty anu
~ ~. - - nesolp pson LOT tne purpose OF
s11. 20 49, - shs ulsposa, OF tne GOV
wo... le..er ,ron one o. me EDITORS OF the
.adsr 5ss.n Dlsps.sn IN us.eo as shawnee mission
y $500 .aas tne aIiIer M mas learned thst
= namoer o. = cinzens are missing e Hickory
to,ns; sa nna 'nar ~ siAseen or more houses had
r.s:. uoselnor. . Gals as on tne law
.ot.lzsns ~ suppress .ne outgreak
Dnpa'snss @ i,am .n. " ss.on ana %. sesepn iaef
a.sns ssats ssas IA ar MseL.nes g tns cltizena
n'sse Dssn ns1h' anu companies lofmea 20 60 %
Kansas. y. .sI a3.
The st. Louis Republican publishes the fol-
lowing later dispatches: 81 ~
IsDErEsDEScE, Nov. 90 a messenger ar