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Southern shield., 1856-02-23
New Marble Yard.

c ". MEYERS (one of partners of the D. late firm of Ensles < Meyers would re- spectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has just received stock of fine white MARBLE, and is prepared to fur nish all kinds of mementoes in HONOR of THE DEAD;--such as MONUMENTS, OBE- LISKS, TOMBS, HEAD and FOOT STONES, &c. Being practical w,orkmen, and having labored during the last eight years in some of the best establishments north and east. he Aatters himself that he is able to do as good work as is done anywhere; as speci- mems from his chisel he would refer to the work for Asa Pool, Esq, at Andrew Camp-ground, Dr. A. M. Stewart, J. c. Bruton, Coahoma county, Miss, and W. E. Rghtor, Helena
 Jan. 5, 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

THE SPRING SESSION of this SCHOOL L will commence on the II tn day of Febru- ary, and continue to July llth. Boys are prepared either for the advanced classes in a College, or for business. Ample arrange ments are made for the accommodation of boarders. Scholars are received only for the Session and no deduction is made for absence, other than for protracted sickness Those who enter within month after the opening oi the Session, are charged full prico-after that from the date of entrance.
 There are three classes in the School:-the Senoir, which embraces the Classics, Mathe- 'matics, and applied Sciences;-the Junior, comprising the ordinary English branches,-- and the Primary class.
 The Tuition fees, are, respectively, $25, S20, and $l5. Each student is taxed Sl for incidental expenses.
 Heleaa. drkaasas. Jan. 19. 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
From the American Democrat. 1'HE COWD UCT OF THE
 .4lfERICs4.v IoaR1'f.

The course of the American party in the c,;s;s which has iust elapsed was such as must r M do them infinite credit with the people.
 The The Democrats (as they cpH themselves as s tbev S ourht not to be eal'ed--but as we call them M for the present have wished the elec- ton of Banks from the beginning of the ses- sion Their whole course has indicated this fact and we have so often pointed it out that it has become perfectly familiar to the people
 The plurality rule was forced upon the House by them. and they knew that in forcing It, they virtually elected Banks. In the last ex- trenity, the American party tried to make them take Mr. Porter, of Missouri, but It would not do, They then determined to vote for Mir. Aiken, of South Carolina, who had given satisfactory answers to certain inter
 rogatories propounded to him He was noi
 in any of the Democratic ciaucuaes, and dlsap-
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
.S.AI.N'T .7G.N.ES FEMALE ACADEMY. MEM P HI s, T E N N. CHARTERED IN 1852.

NHIS Institution is beautifully situated in l the immediate vicinity of Memphis, and comprises, together with its extensive bnild- ings nearly ten acres of finely improved lands.
 The Course of Studies embraces all the branches, useful and ornamental, that are es- sential to 8 thorough and accomplished educa- ton.
 TERMs-For Board and Tuitionin Common Branches, per session of Five Months, $50, $60 or $65.
 French. Latin. Italian, Music, Drawing and Painting and Embroidery will form extra charges.
 Dancing at ProleSsefs' prices.
 The Spring T and Twelfth Session will commence on N6s DAY, the 4th of February 1856.
 e5sy--T 4ettesa-te laaddresssd to p~alugHER SUPERIOR, St. Agnes Acaden iT Tenn.
 Jan. 24, 1856.
 .ke7gp Helena Shield will copy two months, and forward bill to Appeal office. .-dPpeat.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
To Give Away---No Gambling

TIiE undersigned respectfully announces to II the ladies and gentlemen of Helena and vicinity, that on condition of one hundred GUS toners, investing FIVE DOLLARS each in DA- sauEKREoTyPEs at his Gallery, he will present each of them, gratis, with a GIFT. Among the 100 gifts will be gold watch, silver watch, splendid Flutina fine gold rings and breastpins. and superior violin, and various elegant articles.
 Each patron will select and endorse an en uelope out of package of 100, in which ar due bills designating the Gifts, sealed up When all are taken they will then be opened before the parties, and the gifts awarded.
 BayAThe Gifts can be seen at the Rooms oyer Howerton's s store.
 Feb. l6, 1856. E. F. BOYD.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
DIR. w WATSON

WOULD respectfully announce tohis friends and the public generally that he is again at his post, ready to serve them in the various branches of his profession. Those who have carious teeth should call at once and have them filled before it is too late. Thou ands of teeth are annually lost from neglect, which by time Iy attention, might otherwise be made useful for years. Artificial teeth inserted upon the latest and most approved methods. Particu- lar attention given to teeth of children. Pa rents should be apprised of the importance of tbis in order to preserve the beauty and per manency of the second set of teeth.
 Dec, l ,. 1855
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Dr. T. M. Jacks,

TENDERS his Professional services to the citizens of Helena, and to those of the sur rounding country. Office at the Shield office Office hours, from eight to half past eleven A. M., and from two till five P. NJ.
 He will pay particular attentionto thetreat- ment of chronic diseases. : HelenG. Jan. 26. 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
DISEASES OF THE Eye & l. U ng $ 1.

DR. CREIGHTON is now devoting his D attention exclusively to DISEASES OF THE EY E AND LUNGS.
 Bsg~ Office on Jefisrson street, south side. between Main and Second, Memphis, Tenn.
 Nov 0d l2GA
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Jas. T. Crary,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
 AND GENER AL LAND AGENT,
 WILL practice his Profession in the Cir " cult, Probate. County and Justices Courts, of Eastern Arkansas and Western Mississippi; willgiye prompt attention to the collection of claims, investigating titles, pay ing taxes, redeeming forfeited lands, Sc.
 OFFIcE--In the new building on Main street, opposite the Court House, and next door to the Swamp Land Office. May 8
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
David Bruton,

ATTORNEY AT LAW WILL attend to all business entrusted to his care in the State of Arkansas and Western part of the State of Mississippi, and will act as
 LAND AGENT in payment of Taxes, investigating titles, and redeeming lands, Office at Helena, Ark. .January 28. 1854.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
pr. w. R. DICKSON,

PESPECTFULLY tenders his proies- lC sional services to the citizens of Phillips county.
 Office at Mrs. L. NJ. Hicks'-Planter' $ Township, IF miles west of Helena, on the Spring Creek Road.
 A,,ril oI IQ5S
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

workmanlike style, all jobs in the WATCH MAKERS and JEWELLERS LINE, with which we may be entrusted.
 Also, having purchased J, " Demby s entire and well selected stock of Jewelry can furnish all articles usually kept in the line, and by additional supplies as the demand may seem to justify, with strict attention to busl- ness. hope to merit and receive liberal pat ronage. ,,-, ,rrv rn
 Dec. g, 1855.
 JUSTICES and Constables Blanks for sale at this ef;4t
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Dr. J. w, Glenn,

HAVING returned to, and permanently II located in Helena offers his services to his friends and the public generally, in the va rious branches of his profession.
 Hap Office at L. Cages Drug Store.
 June 9. 1855.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Dr. H. M. Grant

RESPECTFULLY tenders his profession al services, in the various branches, to the public.
 Office one door south of the Eclipse Stable Dec 15 1855
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
1)rofessional Gar0s.
Dr. A. A. Hornor

OFFERS his professional services to the V citizens of Helena and vicinity.
 RagH Office corner of Main and Perry streets.
 .JanuarF 20 1855.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Drs. Deputy & King.

TENDER their Professional services tot the citizens of Helena and vicinity.
 Office next door to the. Courthouse, Main street Z February 4 1851.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Dr. Charles E, Mash,

WILL continue in the practice of his pro- " fession as usual. He may be found at his office on Rightor street, known as the old Swamp Land Office.
 Jan 1256
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Boot s Shoe M A N U E A c T. O R Y
"BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE. D

THE undersigned having entered into CO., partnership for the purpose of carrying on the above business, in the town of Helena, would by this means inform the public that they are now well prepared to execute all or ders in their line, in a manner not inferior to any similar establishmentinth the United States. They intend to carry on the Boor < SHOE BUSINESS on more extensive scale than any establishment in the State.
 Every description of work pertaining to our business done including ALL description of Ladies and Children shoes. The junior part her has been engaged for many years as fore man in large and fashionable establishment Of this kind in New York, where he has fully acquainted himself with every branch of the business. The senior. thankful for past fa- !7ors, would respectfully ask a continuance or increase of the same, feeling confident that un- ger the present new arrangement he will be better prepared than before to render entire satisfaction to all who may favor the new firm with their custom.
 L. P. McVEY,
 WM. H. RESELL. Helena, Arkansas, Nov. "A, 1855. Shop on Porter street. near the Court mouse, at the sign of the Golden Boot
 \; b.-Cash or work paid for Beef Hides and Deer Skins. '
 5O BBLS. ROSENDALE CEMENT. a, 4 an assortment of ply India Rubber sand'--S, 10 and l2inches. For sale by
 H. P. COOLIDGE.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
1)rofessional Caros.
MARK ". ALEXANDER. PATRICK R. CLEBURNE
 Alexander & Cleburne,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW,
 HAVING this day entered into Co-part- nership in the practicevf their Profession, will attend all the Courts in the first Circuit in this State, and the various Courts in the western counties of Mississippi. Special at tention paid to the collection of debts in any part of Arkansas.
 Helena, Januaru l, 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Palmer & Hindman,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
 Helena, Arkansas. THEY are likewise Commissioners to take acknowledgements of Deeds, to administer oaths, &c., for the States of Tennessee and Mississippi. Office over the new Brick Store, opposite the Courthouse.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Female School.

MRS. c. T. BLISS will commence the third M term of her select School for Misses on Monday, the l7th of September next.
 TUITIO
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

Ladies and Misses, in Helena, Arkansai HER RATES OF CHARGES FOR TUITION WILL BE
 AS FOLLOWS: Reading, Writing and Spelling per session of five months s.........~.,.-.S9 e0 Arithmetic X Geograph commencees92 20
 MIDDLE CLASS: I 2 Including theabove, witaGomposf- History and Philosophy. y............., ta OV
 JUNIOR CLASS: Algebra, Chemistry, Astronomy, e., IS 0O
 SENIOR CLASS: Mental and Moral Philosophy, Gemo- try and Rhetoric ........"......... Z0 00 Grammar, Composition, Writing and Arlth- metic continued through all le years as gen. eral exercises.
 ORNAMENTAL BRlNCHEs: Music, Piano and Guitar, fach......... 22 00 Use of Instrument. ................. U0 French-commenced .................... IF oU q advanced. .................. lS Ou Painting and Drawing. .........."...... IS O0 Embroidery .............. ................." 00
 REFERENCES: D. B. TURNER, Huntsville, Ala. T. $. MCCoLLEy, DR. P. B. RoBINsc, U. H. MooRE, '' J. B TRoTMAN, w HARRIs, JAMES T. MooT'S Helena, Arks.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Gin Manufactory.

TT J. MANUEL < J. II. BARTON, |. have associated together in the Gin Ma king and Repairing business in the town of Helena, where all kinds of work in their line will be done up ill good and workmanlikc style. s. Having permanently located here. we hope our planting friends will favorably consider our claims to their patronage. and give us that encouragement. which we will by strict atten- ton to business endeayor to merit.
 Our work insured to give satisfaction.
 T. J. MANUEL < co. 5 August II, 1855.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Henry A. Badham,

RNEY AT L AW,
 Helena, arhanSas. Office on Diagonal street, near the Shield Printing Offices
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Tappan 6 Hornor,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW.
 Helena, Aykansas.
 WILL practice in the Courts of the several counties composing the first Judicial Circuit of the State of Arkansas, and in the counties of Tunica and Coahoma in the State of Mlssls- sippi. Feb. 25, 54.s
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
LAW NOTICE.

\ LBEBT c. UNDERWOOD and P. H. 1A \ BARRETT have this day entered into partnership in the practice of law, under the name of Underwood & Barrett. They will practice in all the counties composing the first Judicial Circuit, in the State of Arkansas, also in the counties of Coahoma and Tunica, in the State of Mississippi.
 They will actas Land Agents, and give par ticular attention to the investigation of titles, to the payment ofTaXes, and redemption of lands sold for taxes in either Arkansas or Mis- sissppi. They will give particular attention to the collection of dues.
 Es Office second door north ofthe Masonic Hall, Helena, Arkansas.
 UNDERWOOD X BARRETT,
 Nov. IL, 1854. Attorneys.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Law Notice.

GEORrEH. MITCHELL, Attorney at
 o Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Friar' s Point, Miss. January 20, 1855 {
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Watch Repairing. NEW JEWELRY STORE IN. HE l. B N A

EVERYBODY and the esrest of mankind are respectfully informed that we are permanently located in Helena, and prepared to execute with dispatch, in the best
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
M. P LATT.

WOULD most respectfully announce to his
 " friends, as well as the public generally that he has just received direct from New Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap D D'Etes, Linens, &c., &c., which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevail ing fashions of the day. fully guaranteeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and work manship, or 10 sale
 Call in, boys, and see something tasty Shop opposite to Benj. Bailey store on Main street. April B, 1853.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
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Female Institute.

MISS LINDSAY, of Huntsville, Alabama,
 M will on Monday, the llth day of Fdbrua- ", A. D. 1856, commence school for Young Ladies and Misses, in Helena, Arkansal.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
B. c. Brown, A TORNEY AIT LAW

Marion, CriHenden Co.,, Arks. WILL practice in all the Courts of Eastern Arkansas and West Tennessee.
 REFER To-Hon. Chas. Adams, Hanly S Alexander, Iappan & Horror. and HenryxA. Badhsltn Helena. Feb. IT, '55.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

proved of their resolutions. He is a Union- ist, and has always opposed the Secession party of South Carolina. He is an indepen- dent Democrat of the old school He is ex- actly the man who would scorn to be the mere Speaker of a party His. enlarged views would make him the Speaker of the whole House. He has never expressed hostility to the American party, and is strongly and de- cidedly in favor of modification of the natu- ralization laws Such. we understand was the substance of lis answer to the interroga- tories propeunded to him. Withal he is a high-toned Southern gentleman, and was put before the House after the withdrawal of the caucus nominee.
 Mr, Aiken Icing snch man, vas sup ported by the large body of the American party, and he deserved to be so supported, There were 9 few who did not vote for him, so we understand, doubtless for good reasons, But surely there was enough in his conduct and his opinions to authorize the support of any conservative man. The great object of the American party was to defeat Banks. By the conduct of the Sag Niehts, they were foiled in this object, but their attempt to do it, through means of MT. Aiken, is deserving Of the highest commendation.
 The American Representatives of Mary land voted to the last against the plurality rule. They saw, what everybody else saw, that it would elect Banks. and they were de- .termined to avert that catastrophe, if it could be done. But they failed: Banks was elected, and elected through the means of the so- called Democracy. Let them answer for t. If thev can!
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Regal F. Sutton,
Fowler & Stillwell,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, HAVE formed partnership, for the prac- II tice of their profession, in it's various branches. in the State of Arkansas. L5ttle Rock. AGe. II. 1855.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
Thos. J. Blakemore,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 AND
 GENERAL LAND AGENT. WILL attend prvHtf+ly te all hnsinoss- on- trusted to his care, throughout the State.- Office at Osceola, Ark. May 5
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

J. M CLEVELAND. Afew pupils can obtain board in the family 0ffthe principal c. T. BLISS.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
J. Fl. & J. B. Baskette,
ENVIRONMENTS ATs sL4W.

7- HIIURNET H7 7LHW,, --
 I.AWRENCEYILLE, ARK'S. THEY will give due attention to all busi- ness placed in their hands, and will act as LAND AGENTS.
 RErEsrNcEs.-R. c. Ellis, E. L. Jordan, Wm. Ledbetter- Murfreesboro' Tenn.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

All pupils VIII De charged lfom tlme OI ell- tering until the close of the session, unless detained from School by sickness and no de- ductions will be made for an absence less than a month.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For squareoflOlines, first insertion ,$l Co For each subsequent insertion, 5O
 Any number of lines under 10. counted us one square; over 10 and.under 20, counted as two squares, and advertisements of greater length in like proportion.
 Liberal deductions will be made to those who advertise by the year.
 ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES: For State, Legislative or District
 offices, $lo co For County 0flieesJ , co For Township offices, 3 co
 Communications of a personal nature will be charged double price.
 Obituary notices, other than simple an- .nouneenent of death will be charged the usual adyertisingra of Sl per square.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

J asA Vegetables are getting pientilM n
 Cairo. We have been informed lha' teFD'P' are a1.the go si ons of tse hfte'''
Southern shield., 1856-02-23
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LIFE IN TE1As.-The Hulltayille (Texas) -4irocgfe says:
 An ailray took place oii last SuDde- morning in Anderson, sirilasS county, m which Bob Barker and Ihonas Cobb were killed by AIr WoInes'iS. Mr. B. has been a noted desperado for seyelal years, ana Ills death will not De regretted by the oi'li DOT tion of the community.
Southern shield., 1856-02-23

Eesg-A Al Yankee doctor. it is said, has cen- rived to extract from Faasaees powerful Ionic which. he says. contains sll the strength of the original bafk. tDenloerat. The editor of the Democrat has repeatedly iniimated thas sausages are nade oi dogs We have no doubt that those he eats are, His naraers indicate his diet
 Louisville Journal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07

"THE IoNoralO.MUs PARTY."-A good one is told
of Mr.. Fillmore in Europe, which will do very
well though the election is over. The best thing
about it is its authenticity for the fact was recent
ly related by gentleman in this city, who was an
eye witness. Mr.. Fillmore, just previous to his
return bcme was at dinner party. Another
honored guest was equity old English lord, who
in the course OF conversation enquired of Mr. Fill
more: "Eh, Sir, what is this new party in your
country so called, the Igno-raw mus psrty?' Mr..
Fillmore being the candidate for the Presidency
of that party, maintained dignifed silence. But
another American gentleman broke the solemn
stiffness with the remark: "Your ordship is mis-
taken: it is not the ignorazus but the know moth.
ing psrty'-and was about to expstiate on the
the wonderfully high and pure objects of the party,
but the old lord was satisfied and interrupted him
with: eyes; well thought it was something Of
that kindi" We are credibly informed that several
know nothngs to whom this story has been rela
ted, with all the condiments, as Tom Corwin wonld
say, insist that it is not at all funny Gin. Com.