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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

frHE upderslgBst being agents Tor Latin, smilh
a Bots Qua ~ der, hhd having q hss sAhe 1ssf
lbe e,ty. win have constantly or hand, snd sell al
10 sesi prices, all grades of Powder.
EVANS, CHEW d. CO.,
sspt9 Corner Perry and Second sts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
NEW PLATFORM

arlof when lhcy all Dupfopsred TO furnish A. YER
aS rates. Apr s9te 80 awtt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
.ztfenison k.uhIirI

tNyE Fri tlluGr Bran ErarrluRan Feed q ali E,ada
4 ga On faa lits3 r4s,sfy corner ith and Brad Sta
where ypH viii also h4d Al kind. 81 Groceries ana Pc
Visions together With urst wagon Go deliver tl.vm
frse Of chaFso. CHt| 1r4 saa ing Y9UFselge,
aug - Nm. htcCAMMus
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

"AYISG obtained the agency for the sale Of Lii
I'LL lie. Patent Fire and Burglar PruDi safes, Bank
Locks, BaLE Vault Door. ana Frames, We are yrspaT-
Oh 70 furnish ~ manufacturers griCss uHy % thoss
at Giles op short notice.
ihsse safes are gti taste ed with Miles IoCks CIV
fu und0ubtci =seLiity Agziust thieves, sTsily
r. & from dasmppsss aud better fire proofs tl-G ans
other gEfs mads. The banning 81 them IN any buEl-
diig caaaot materially nture them ana tbey ElAy 10
exchanged TOR al aay agency by paying 10 7
repaniing The FaBltdO0rs and HaHIvs are reliable,
economical generally used where they
& re best known.
The Bank Lock hSEe always FOL! ed the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competition.
The various tssEs appllsd 70 hsse article. W uTOrs
at meehgnieB and agricultural iars where they have
always obtained this first premiums establishss tho
certainty oftbeir superiority. PafehassrsaTe gitsd
t. call aud examine the articles, references ceTth
cafes; &c before purchasing.
The undersigned are tGs only agents 10 Rock ls-
lshd tli.l ana Davenport Iowa Tor tie H0hd's
safe Company, o. Ifoy,h. Y. otiere addressed -
either place VII receive pr2mpt attention.
CHILD q BAKER,
limos Il, Rock fsaEi.
Eafs = a q ii ....
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

farttcnihr attention pad u Roofing Fputing aud
i"HhihR- '4dnT1 m"fcha"la eau rely uPuA bong
applied WItb IA waIa AZ Wholesale pJtrus.
tuas, utI copper, lead, &C. taEnu In exchange f..
goods. Al dUI GRAHLEFa y EFLI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

STONE 4. BOOMER.
nU.luERS OF doves Patent Truss Bridges and
Is Roots turntables, Passenger, bagsage ana
Freight cars Slso, Goii Cutting Asghinsst Apsieh'
ralIs made Machine work aaa Gaheal Jonesng
,,a@ts ara.r' tapril 3-dlYi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
BURNELLa GnLET & GO.


lNiiE subscribers have luetupegcl -tsra ON Haf.
j riaaU betw~sn triri and faurth streets, wbers
acy ,G,ead manufacturing aud rgrgiHs rInstanlt,
d hand ali kinds o.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
FOR Rant,
sETsToya ~.

iIY present residence, a3Tiagu 81 at the head OF
vi Tenth seven rg0Ens ALI Ege fU0rs, gneutAnd
I,y0 rooms. +. b. PARKER.
itIy ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

0ellstoos. Hanks, Hay s Whiting
MANk NoIG ENGRASERS,
xx,x SSsr aoSraN, MoNTREaA -
Ne'l5o Lake s.. e1tsa6a,
Certificates of peposite, scrip tor Insurance.. M
49, : Mining ,o,upAutes, nfatts, Bank Notes, &c
SO l4.ulS - y ati = $500 : : -
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Hoaad TO sgpGFeGde a!i Others !!
..l4ggrr-at, VIA aEEh the ''tnslHUau of aBy a3hst
Fiat' "a IL uDgEln. which vail INTERFERE With
10 EuAu- taHt - composed o. guutTy hsfi lGu!zz
aud ti4abers ulun which fa- most iFNstgsl hose rsu
stand Inosi Pafiaaliy Tastgt whether be be W05y
horse hobby horse HlUis. II constructed Ly
Mack ~ thu Railroad uEasTr MOI only Tor his GuH huf
JE tEeaH EzuMg3ileu e hE -aIIeIans HEytis ami
tomsrs who cSH nHw iSFa 49, and With Ht gEhtiEg
der thFT HElrjes pay fer saeas atd mud them hauIg
wasu IGcT gst there the public EeusEsly are invited
10 call and examine usf cug ss~ platform bat his good
aud lcez fgg psrtsnlsrs enquire a any one Tor
ry Biy knows the EarsA Grocery Is ty cheapest aad
aus n MH McCAMMuN
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Ofoferifs.
WILSON g. ii 4 K I II J
Mhnlesale GrOCers,

- az
,yyrf GAN & I'll n X | II I
80, III g.aearS
N tinitSalt ViVeOIet
ppap OFFICE BUILDING,
- N = n RT low A
- "a - - y g5,o
Teas LttS.
,1l,If,h,.t YOUNG Hyson and 6unpowdeT
sDbalf chests ooong aud soaehonsi
2Seaidies from to 2olbsi
90 boxes Palm Soap
AZ NaIlys'sn S"st
10 shaFnk
20 Transparent
Iasue
so boaes Pickles ~. e,,,,o
leo Tomato tlsuF s go NJ Tnittceo.
tpObONes various lisAuS VI '''t''
l&elN thea aiNeeNls"s1
ata3u lmHoitfl az
3ot bONus 40 S4d BSAieA nNt''"s.
2Jl Dbl. hew NtshtyeA
- hall lls 90
a. KITS ior tAhiS Wy,
90 bbls ah,l Kegs " hl"4Ntz''
20 hhds h9tsF
80 do7 Be1 Cords
d0bbls Dued Apples
9raess plea ieattss3
t9e HnNN- hcN hat''As
g rs 5as .'':.'.' a ~.
,.-,,lar..
al#i
St54ez ., - s t,2'Ii,,, ~. g,p..,s.
WYE & AZ 49,.
"a 't 4a 80 - S'5E at ,titr articles all Of
l0+sthyl ~ N .1tzs.Fat r.. INNS,
which W. MIS-" gas WILSON HARLEY.
lahe = ~" s=.za..a,,Hp aThrE or
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Practical Bell Hanging an4L LOON gmitbing
NOTICE

EtS IL To- certify that tho e"pnrineraht hereioiu,.
existing between tho uudessguaI under o..
Hame and alyia al Shoup n burhHiuy n iiI. d..
l.ssotVed by mulusl consent,
All tho demands oatstaRdtng In Ga.ur ri .gt! Arm.
wi be collected BV sAtd hhonp,
9, T.. HHuUr.
=, y, HaRkAluN.
III The Forwarding ant Commission Lu,In..,.
iii hereafter DO continued o. o. b -f..,'' %,
a tho same stand, 80.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

G. BANNER, Esq, has removed his drioe di-
i, Ggonzlly aef1ss to the Second story Of Cramp-
IS building, in lhs room formerly occupied Ly The
zait.. nfea. B ssrnnA 4. hrndE ~ AlLL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

o.na.,.. hf.yltly i'm proved iarm hiies ron 20
800 aoa asFnsib eiuuyAtiuns good heAto 'eho''
.itL usage q RAM ,hoase, s'rhle' ete
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Haight, Sears q Beckall
Cash Paid for Hides
IOWA soar WORKS.

We invite The attention Of purchasers, feeling "a.
sded No tsn please all lnrpghrd u quality and Hr
UAIGHr, SEARS y BECKETT
2d Street, 80 door atbya parr5
aay I5dtI IiaVeup urt 10.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Remember! remember!

r pALzELl. A GO: are seli!ag
MI. HNa.0Ol1 GiroSor1cAs
~ low - ans hulass tina sts, and dsssiss taeA
s,a,r ioDr Npaavs and always Keep GA bA6a tue bssa
srs1ds ii Flo0r ia the marEe' ~ Susnates 70 SAT-
= 4 NINA astscle j. bred Rect cansssseai
a 1chosre sslseto Green aud Biack fe&s;
Ma and JSsa No1ee, yossicd ami gfonna;
xucnr& Il d tgaaHtatea, Crushed aud towaeieH
reoper. Afresh lot "a sp,ses Pepper, &c, Sc
ssr5ssa fal5nS Sasa Ground llies lsiaesss Primes,
z orrnLtes Al eoranl. Thyme Savoy, sage, se
rs.zl 1saliey. Split Peas. almonds, saisiasl Sc
Ne Asve barge stock aud ii eHabraess ovessthins "a
AR lire Gail and examine. We guarantee sstisiaS-
lsous a. bAi-n Z - !. tsv-- -
sxne 0hN"t"' ~ - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
CIRCULATING L

IN FULL BLA-f my quantity Of choice hooks f5s
! reading iu,rl g.. 10 { aGa t1rh, at tho
MsyiTd2n TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE,

tRANDALL HIGGIEShave Just open cd q rye
~ assortnshtof Guitars, Vlolins, Banloes IHmbo.
rthss, &c, DE. Alec every kind Music Books no "
use which they viii sell very cheap for ash Al No
10 tlRlre kow- Oct3d 1854
/ uNION Is schuOiloT Piano Forts, Cunis' Guitar
II Zundsls Melodson Instructor and IN fact ever
Kind olinstructon rotating To music can he found
The Davenport Musicstoye;
NuF eClHiFs Row. q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
NOTICE

w 81 MILLER, late ofthe arm OF Avery, ophanl
w. 4 Nilier {haying dissolved from that concern
an me Isl Of March last, has Formed the new
drm Of MILLER & ROUNDS, So. ~, sensh
Wafer street, CmcAso, and having been 50 iottun
ate as 10 receive their Sprsng-Stosk q nroeslies,
IN sa, anee Of any House IL their line hauees
Them 10 sfer their stock Tor neu cash, al lower
prices Than eau DC found at any other heuse ~ 'He
ely IN,
Thelr stock is large, aud entirely sew, sha CON
sists, In pArt:- 49,, ,st
1900 Chests Tea SVea ioASs oiAssi
500 bags coffee, 10y Kegs hailss
500 Hads SHger, a0u hoNts ha, asi.si
9ud Hbls m0gsses, lh coInSn,
eco Syrup. 90 tAstsss H IHIs'
also, a splendid assortment q aeedsa "a'e
M, nd a g ~ 5ts MILLER 4 ROUNDS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Union CAR AND BRiDGE WORKS

USIoNEILLE,
CHICA G o, IL IL N 81 -
xtAPS, Stils, Brackets, Erusses, COLUMNS AS-l %
/ the latest patterns made j Vfster'
Iafarsa alton as 10 prices, may be- 0btainei az
iha oiIiee az stone, Boomer 1 Reytngtoni M.
navenpoTl's Block, Davenport, Iona ,,,,.s
sfoSE BooAsB y EoufuS
Naseatino Journal and iowa Cii, Rei VIII
ca n capy daily year and send bill prePfletots
IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Cheese!

nRIME Western Reserve aud Country Dairy Chess
for sale whoiesaie and retail by
Ang2 ALyogD 4 VAN PATTEs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

/ LsrgeeoIlection on hand HndNew liusicTess,yep
assoon as published al
No + Lie Claire Row. CAN
tNHE oest Piano Forte INSTRUCTOR IN me world Rich
J. ardsOn's modern school for Plano Fortes can be-
found OF No I LIE Claire Row: G d IA
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r. +. SHOUT a. co

II, +. SHOUT a. 90.
date urm uf Rrur..F a .,..
FORWARDING COMMISSIONS E,laarr,,., .-,.
Bazaar hH'I,nK'' hast g'r. 'ronl ,ul gr,.t,
hny"APpu luwH "'"'''
Agents all the prualTaI FL
HiaAisslppitTLdea a"d connecting WIN t,t7
H itf n nn5 ,, ALEC hare Ius asrur Tor i
cement, hfe bTiCE tSr. 'i.-'' 'nl rerr
P ob, g. iSsa2, ma1carpD
valley valley City Mills Scott County.
y IISni rpiittS manufacturing tie lost ,rsl.. .,t
'',s' 'h''1r no her arcbt4 90 '"N ''' ihht19t
sePl9 80 " " a. GO
,,vr Attention Farmors.
w ~ nave lust Teue.yadrr Tsw tonrs -. .
aheBp ~ WA SO 1Kag fJI ale
Ha zf-a-1I I4aRy.. ,.
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be.aunh farm Il miles trem pa,tnpef' mv
sere,, G0 aeres 70 taioltAH'h' P''N '''''h
house s,ahle, eic-
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WOOD. WOOD,

SAFETY FUSE.
~ aanFEEf superior article just from tie llan
NcMANtfs A SHEPHERD
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mites itna Davenport W acres, ~ $50 ens !" !
,lyalion paarres timber, rnhu''f wv"
BILE etc
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Commissioners Sale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

THAT the undersigned, as Commis- sioner, appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court, in and for the county of Phillips, and State of Arkansas, in a certain cause therein pending, wherein Henry P. Coolidge, surviving partner of the late firm of H. P. Coolidge & Co.,, and Myrtle, Moore & Co.,, were compliments, and Albert c. Under wood was defendant, will. in pursuance of a decree rendered at the November term of said Court, for the year 1855, by the Chancellor thereof, proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, on the first day of the next May term of said Court for the year 1856, at the door of the Court House, in and for said county, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M, of said day, the following described lots of ground, situate, lying and being in the town of Helena, in said county of Phillips, to wit: Lots No. 623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628 and 629, together with the improvements thereon, belong ing to said Albert G. Underwood, to satisfy a debt of two hundred and for ty-seven and 8-100 dollars, and inter- est thereon at the rate of ten per cent um per annum from the 18th day of October, A. D. 1854, due said Henry P. Coolidge, as survivor as aforsaid, and debt of one hundred and seventy eight and 10-100 dollars, and interest thereon from the 18th day of October, A. D. 1854, at the rate of ten per centum per annum, due said Myrtle, Moore & Co.,, unless the said debts, and interests, and costs of suit are paid on or before said day.
 R. B. LAMBERT.
 COMMISSIONER.
 Fah 02 195e
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Commissioners
 SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
 THAT under and by virtue of ee- cree of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Ar kansas, in certain cause in Chancery therein pending, wherein Isaac Shelby, as Executor of the last will and testa- ment of James Shelby, deceased, is complainant, and E. Cummins, as ad- ministrator of Vim. Cummins, deceas- ed, and Edward c. Morton, and Mary his wife, the said Mary being the sole heir of the said William, are defend ants, the undersigned as Commissioner appointed by said Court in said cause, will, on the 17th day of March next. at the Court house door, in the town of Helena, in said District, proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following described tracts of land, to-wit:
 The west half of the northeast quarter or section two; the west half of section two, and south-east quarter of section three, all in Township four south, of Range three east of the fifth Meridian. Containing in all 560 acres, more or less.
 JOHN QUINDLEY,
 COMMISSIONER.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

'TO all concerned, That LETTERS of ADMIN
 n IsrRATIoN upon all and singular, the |goods and chattels, rights and credits, lands and tenements which were of JoAB RAwLIN- |soN, deceased, late of Phillips county, Arks.,
 were on the lst day of February, A. D. 1856, granted to the undersigned, by the Probate Court of said county of Phillips; THEREFORE,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons holding claffas against said Estate to present them, properly and legally authenticated, within twelve months from the date Of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said Estate; And if such claims |are not presented within two years, from the
 date of said Letters. they will be forever barr led and precluded from any benefit whatever in said Estate.
 And all persons indebted to said Estate are hereby earnestly requested to come for ward and make immediate settlement, either by note or cash.
 BOYD BAILEY, Adm'r. of the Estate of Joab Raw)inson, February ?, 1856. dec'd.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
y0s. .VE. .EEssspSssg, GENERAL LAND igENT,
JACKSONPORT. ARK.

JACKSONPORT, ARK, WILL attend personally to the locating o W Swamp Land Scirp, in the Jacksonport and Helena Districts, selling lands and pay ing Taxes.
 REFEREN CES: Barnett Graham, w. NJ. Folwell < Co.,. Jessee Maxwell, E. Lane & Co.,, Memphis. J. R. Conley, Hernando Miss. Mai. Thomas Null, Marshall county, Miss H. P. Coolidge { O., Myrtle < Moore Allen J. Polk, Helena Hon. w. E. Butts, Lawrenceyille, Pa. Col. W. s. Keith. Jacksonport. John A. Rousseau, Lagrange, Tenn. April '. 1855.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
c. E3. sFH. .N,1E.a.Y,ED,

' ATE Receiver CD Chancery Qf tRe Assets q AA the Real Estate Bank, has opened, at the law office of CHARLES F. BERTRAND, Esq. an office for transacting general agency bus mess. He will attend to the selling and buy ing of Arkansas Bonds and Swamp Land Scrip, will give strict attention to procuring of any information from, or the transaction of business with, any of the public offices at this place, or with the Trust of the Real Estate or State Bank. In short, he will attend to any and all business that may be transacted thro' an agent. His charges will be moderate, but in all cases except where claims for collection are sent, small fee in money must not be 'preteymitted." :"
 Little Rock. Dec. l 1855.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
The Washington Remedies. TO PLANTERS & OTHERS.

fNHE proprietors of the Washington Reme- I dies beg to call the attention of Planters to the wonderful efficacy of these compositions, which have meter get been knoacn to fail,- They have been long used in private practice in New Orleans, by M. A. Micklejohn.- Through their use many unfortunate victims of disease have been rescued from the grave. after they have been given up their physicians as incurable. or have been tortured beyond endurance by lacerations and painful opera tions. Planters and others, who have on their hands faithful servants, who through disease are rendered profitless and loathsome, will find it to their advantage to use these remedies.
 THE WASHINGTON S.ALVE
 Used externally, in coniuction with an in- ternal remedy denominated
 THE WASHINGTON PURIFIER,
 Will cure the most aggravated case of Cancer. Tetter Worm, seald Head, Ring Worm. Whitloe, Bone Felon, Inveterate Ulcers, syphilis, scrofula, salt Rheum. Leprosy, Boils, Erysipelas, Carbuncles, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, Itch, Liberated Piles, F'istula, and obstinate sores, arising from Blows, Burns, scalds, etc. In aggravated cases alone it is necessary to use the inward preparation--cases that may be hereditary, or such as may have defed the skiIlof physicians
 The Washington Purifier eXcels all reme- dies extant, for spring and summer use. By promoting a healthy action of the liver, 1t in- vigorates the whole system, thuse nablng it to bear upagainst the prolonged heat of the southern summer
 For diseases of the Bones and sinews or for casualties by which they and the Nerves have been injured, we offer the
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Land for Sale.

SITUATE on Old Town Ridge, and within two miles of Old Town Landing. South half of section 10;
 South half of North half of section 10:--
 Section g.;
 In Township 4 South, Range 3 East -comprizing 1120 acres.
 Apply, by letter through the Helena Post office, or to the subscriber, on Old Town Ridge.
 J. STODDARD JOHNSTON. February 9, 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICE

1 To Army Officers, Soldiers, Volun-
 teers, Teamsters, Seamen, etc., and
 their Surviving Widows, or Minor l Children. s BY actof Congress-, you are entitled to 5 Land Warrant for l60 acres; and if you have Ialready received 40 or 80 acres, you are ell titled to aa additional quantity, equal to 16C Iacres. Whether you desire to sell or locate Iyour Warrants, it is important that the sane be procured without delay, as the great num- Der of Warrants which will be thrown upor the market, must soon materially reduce theil |value. Persons in Arkansas, entitled tc Warrants, are requested to make applica- |tions to the undersigned, who will attend to
 procuring their Warrants with promptness. Should any one entitled to Bounty Land. under the late or any subsequent act oi Congress, who lives at distance, desire my |services to procure their Warrants, they can address me through the Helena Post Office, land their letters will receive prompt atten- ltion.
 The applicant is required to state his name, Iage and residence, including town, county and State: the company, regiment and war he serv- led in, and thecaptain of his company; wheth- Ter the applicant enlisted or volunteered and on |what day and year, and for what term; wheth- Ter he has ever received any Warrant, and if lso, for how many acres.
 If a widow apply, she must, in addition, Igive the place and time of her marriage, tho name and official title of the person vllo per. formed the service, together with time ants lplace of her husbands death.
 Having all the necessary blank forms, ana lbeing familiar with the requirements of tn, flaw. and his arrangement being complete, lapplcantsscan avoid much of the uncertain. l ty and delay which might otherwise oecur. Address JOHN J. JACKSON, April 2I. 1855. HeleaG, .4rta1lsas.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

.SI.41'E OF .aRK.7.NS.7S, } COUNTY OF PHILLIPS.
 In the Phillips county Circuit Court on the Chancery side thereof, at the November term for 1855.
 John s. Horror, as Trus-
 tee of William H. Rin- Bill to go, deceased. foreclose
 vs. Mortgage Thomas Hawkins, R. H. & execute Fraser & Co.,, and the Deed of
 heirs of Reuben B. New Trust.
 man.
 AND now on this day comes the complainant in this cause, by his So- licitor, and files his Bill, and asks that this cause may be docketed, which was ordered to be done accordingly, and thereupon James T. Moore comes and enters the appearance of Thomas Flaw kins and R. H. Fraser, two of the de- fendants herein, ,-and 1t appearing from an affidavit attached to said Bill that the heirs of Reuben B. Newman, deceased, defendants in said Bill, are non-residents of the State of Arkan- sas;-It is therefore ordered that they have notice of the pendency of this suit by publication in some newspaper printed in the town of Helena, county l of Phillips, in the State of Arkansas, for the number of times and within the time prescribed by law, and that unless they be and appear before the Judge of our Circuit Court in Chancery sit ting, at Court to be begun and hold en at the Court in the town of Helena, county of Phillips, and State of Arkansas, on the third Monday af- ter the first Monday in May next, A. D. 1856, it being the 26th day of said month, and then and there on or before the fourth day of said term plead, answer or demur to said com plainant's Bill of complaint the same will be taken as confessed againstt them and a decree entered accordingly, to which time this cause is continued. Attest: E. H. COWLEY, CLERK.
 A true copy from the Record.
 Astest: B. H. COWLEY, Feb. 23, 1856. CLERK.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
The Great Missouri Remedyl l. V. V.HARDY'S EYE EBALM

KIND Reader, have you sore eyes? Ifso, | \ procure at once box of l. " Hardy fye-Balm, and rid yourself of this distressing malady; it will cnre you it matters not how long, and what is the nature of the disease your eyes are affected with.
 Prepared only in Huntsville, Randolph couu- ty, Mo-, by V. HARDY tS CO.,, to whom orders for agencies must be addressed.
 Certificates can be seen at the Drug Store of l.. CAGE, in Helena, where this inyalu- eble remedy can be had.
 Aug. IS. 1855
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

NOTICE is hereby given to the clerks of the
 4, several counties in the State, that the "Southern Shield, "a newspaper publshed'at Helena, in this State, by Q. K. Underwood, has been selected for the publication of all es- tray notices for the year 1856.
 The price contracted for is 23 cents for each notice D. B. GREER,
 Jan. 8, 1856. Sec. of State.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
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HYHE undersigned are making 4 and Mill Machinery from nt ID in the most modern and ! also, tobacco, lard, timber. al Iron Railing, Forcing and idf various sizes and kinds, cast ils from { to 3 inchss diaaetes Wheels and other Railroad Ce are also the sole manufacturer Freneh's patent Hub Mortisi wagon and carriage makers been pronounced by competen one of the greatest labor-savnA inverted. Orders from a dist istactery references or cash re receive prompt attention.
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Southern shield., 1856-02-23
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". H. DEsHONG, Artist.
 Having built suit Of roonsi1 tllmexpross IPurpose, and procured, regardless of cost, . full assortment of the best instruments. wit all the Improvements in the art, we are pre-. pared to take portraits, which, for correct like. lness, fine tone, clear outline. and durability lcannot be surpassed. 4 large stock of na- Iguerrean goods always on hand, and instruc- ition givenin the art. Ell. CLARK { co.
 Dec 90, 1854.