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Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11

THE undersigned have now completed
 their stock of Goods for the fall and win ter trade of 1S58.-embracing good assort- ment of Shoes and Boots, Ready Made Cloth ing, Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys Casinets, Cassmeres, Jeans, Domestics, Calicoes, Mo rinos' Deains in short general assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Hard ware, Saddlery, Queens and Glassware, Sta tionary, Nails, Iron, Steel, Castings, Tobacco, and general assortment of Furniture and ! Nafrasses, and general assortment of popu- lar Patent and other Medicines, Glass, Sash. Stoneware, Tools of almost every description commonly used in this country, Yankee No tions, &c, in short we have large stock, and as great variety is usually found in any Dry Goods and Furniture store in Arkansas to which we invite the attention of cash buy CTS, and all those who are able, willing, and will pay at the end of the year, as we intend to give good bargains, and warrant every ar ticle we sell to be strictly what we repre- sent it.
 oct9 McLAREN, QUIsENBEARY & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
Jackson House for Sale.

fyyHE undersigned is desirous to sell the above House. which Is situated in Des Arc. The house is brick building contah- ing twelve rooms-connected herewith is a frame dining room, 45 feet long, 16 feet wide. Also, connected is an office with good Bar and back room-each IS feet square. There is, also. another tenement disconnected from the main building. suitable for Barber Shop it is now occupied as a Silver-smith shop. There is in all sixteen rooms. There Is good Livery Stable within 30 yards of the premises.
 am not anxious to sell because the business will not pay, but on account of my health being bad, cannot give my personal attention 10 the House. venture the assertion that this tavern has cleared more money for the amount invested than any other business in the State It is situated within 100 yards of the Steamboat Landing, immediately on the main street. The U. S. Mail Stage Office is kept at this House.
 TnRMs-One-thir cash balance in one and two years, with d lien on the property until the last payment is made.
 Gy- if not sold by the 1st day of January next, this property will be for rent or lease. G5Y~ For further information address me at Des Are. M. M. ERWIN. nov. 13, 1S58-t.1.l.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
Books and Stationery.
Brick-Laying, Mastering, Sc

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
 | .citizens of Des Arc, and adjacent country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line. such as BRICK-LAYING, PLASTER ING. CISTERN-FINiSHlNG Sc. From his experience, he guarantees entire satisfaction
 spr3-i J. A. OWEN.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11

DR. SLEDGE's NERVOUS TONIC has now be- come one of the standing remedies for Chils and Fever; as all who use it speak in the highest terms of the powerful effect it has in controlling disease, marked by periodicity- and to those convalescing from attacks of fe- yer 1t has no superior.
 The hoAnHoUNp PEcToRAL is conceded by al 70 Dc the best preparation ever before intro eaoed for colds, coughs, eroup and consump- t,oa, and should be in the hands of every fami- ly, az children taAe it with imPanity.
 t$ S'f advertisement. Gnaysl
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11

ADMINISTRATION PAPERS IN ST LOUIS. We learn from the St. Louis News that a new Democratic paper is 10 be star ted in Missouri, to support the Admins traton. Hons James $. Green, Trusten Polk and J. S. Phelps indorse the new naDpr
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
RIVER NEWS, &c.

fB- The U. 5. mall packeC odH. hdle, Capt. c. w. Coles, passed up yesterday morn ing, bound for JacEsonport. Capt. w. Globes furnished us with late papers. The Hale will be down on Monday, bound for Napoleon.
 f5Y~ The U. S. Mail packet Fortune: Capt. Morg. Bateman, passed up Tuesday and re- turned Thursday morning. Henry E. Green, her clerk, has our thanks for late papers.
 N5y~ The Admiral, Capt. Pete Fleming, passed up Sunday morning, and down again on Tuesday bound for Memphis The Admi- ral will be due again on Monday evening T. J. Wood, her clerk, has our thanks for late Memphis and New Orleans papers.
 Eq5" The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, passed mp Wednesday evening, bound for Augusta on White river, and West Point on Little Red river, and down again on yesterday bound for Memphis. J. P Booker, her clerk, furnished us with files of Memphis papers.
 0gY~ The Evansville, Capt. Baird, passed up Monday evening, and down again on Wednes- day bound for Memphis. Her clerk has our thanks for late papers.
 R1yr The John Briggs, Capt. Cobb, passed down Tuesday morning, bound for New Or leans.
 G5s5@ The steamer Return arrived from White river on Saturday morning with the biggest trip of the season, including about three hundred passengers and two hundred bales of cotton -T Memphis Avalanche, 9th instant.
 THREATENED LYNcn LAW IN LA- RUE COUNTY, KY, - The Louisville Courier of the 20th inst, says;
 We understand tbat for several days paststhe most intense excitement has pre- vailed in Llrue, county, in consequence of the confession of startling tragedy. John, slave, the property of Berry Gun diff who was arrested about one year since, charged with the murder of Miss Mary Shaler, has confessed lis partlcipa- ton in tbe crime, and duplicates several other persons.
 This Miss Shaler was originally re- sident of Bardstown, but al the time of the murder was temporarily living in La rue county, with Mrs. Murphy. The ne- gro has been twice tried, but each time ,hp iures failed to agree. A few days .fac. the negro was induced to make clran breast of the horrible affair, being threatened with yucbing-persons telling iiu that the Taylor county mob was com- aC 10 hang hun.
 IL says that four other persons were l@nn9ctrd with hun in the affair, he being yn,le tool, and receiving two hundred dollars The persons charged are Mrs. Murphy, her daughter, aged sixteen years, James McCavocll and William l'jakrvll. These parties were all imme' datey arrested. Great excitement exls- led throughout the community, and so ex- asDerated were the citizens that 1t was wl,h much diff .uity the officers could pre- vent the crowd from lynching the accused E. fact, Pickrell was at one time swung pl
 The circumstances that lead to the mur' dsr are said to be owing to the fact that Mss Shaler was supposed to have con siderable sum Of money. It IS generally believed, however, that the true cause was that Plckre!l's brother was about 10 marry iae unfortunate young woman, concerning whose virtue there were serious reports. lis brother and McGavock, q brother-in- law had her murdered to prevent the marriage.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
DLED :

In New Orleans. at the residence of his mother, on Wednesday, the 27th of November. Mir. JOHN w. McConD, formerally of Mem phis, Tenn.
 We knew the deceased from his youth and was one of our most intimate associates as our lots were cast in the same branch of bu- siness-that of printing. As friend he was kind and liberal-and as aprinter he had but few, if any equals, in the South. He belong ed up to the time of his death, to the Memi his Typographical Union, No. II, and with the members of which, he always bore an envia- ble position as printer of the most refined taste. May the sod rest gently on his grave, and flowers of intending sweetness ever bloom and beautify his last resting place. GEORGE.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
MEMPHIs COTTON QUOTATIONS.
New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS December 4.-Sales of Cot ton to-day, 5000 bales, and market generally unchanged. Corn had advanced 5c sales al 75c Other articles generally unchanged.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11

MAURY ON THE CABLE.-ln a recent lecture at Chicago, on the Submarine Telegraph Lieut.. Maury is reported to have said: Experiments are now ma. king by scientific men on both sides ot the Atlantic with view to the layng down of another ocean telegraph, and the lecturer, as surely as he expected to live two or three years, expected to hear the jctjng of the Greenwich clock in the Observatory at Washington"
 Prof. Maury is a man whose opinion on any scientifc subject is entitled to great weight. We hope his present anticipa- tons iu regard to an inter-con,inental tel eeraph are not too sanguine.
 The failure of Fields cable he atlrib- ales mainly to errors in it's construction. l! is loo large and heavy. Its conducting power is much lessened by the outer iron wire coating, which, intended only for protection, operates as a negative couduc- LOT, retarding the flow of the internal current. His plan is to dispense with tnis incumhrance altogether, using but *nsie wire and covering 1t solely with a non-conducting substance.
 The fact that this enterprise IS by nc means despaired of, but is receiving con- atant and careful attention among our abiest scientific men, will tend somewhat 10 console the public for the disappolnt lment they have suffered, and 10 relieve The despondency Tn regard to this enter prise, into which so many were falling
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
Arkansas EsOteI,

lH hA aa AAAJudsJ hH " o>AS NAPOLE EON, ARK A N s X s FTyHE subscribers would respectfully inform \ their friends, and the public generally, that they are well prepared, in every respect, to accommodate and provide them with the best deIicacies the market afordS.
 Thankful for past fayors, they still hope to receive portion of patronage in future. The convenience of the honse to the
 STEAMBOAT LANDING Has long made it, and will continue to make it, great resort for travellers
 careful porter is always in attendance on the arrival of steamboatS and stages, who will attend to the transportation of baggage to or from the house.
 N1S~ The BAR connected with the Arkan- sas Hotel is always supplied with the most CHOICE BRANDS OF LIQUORS, CIGARS, etc, to which they invite the attention of the lovers of pure Wines and Liquors.
 RANDOLPH S GRACIE,
 October 30, 1S5S-Gm Proprietors.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
Me ;asphis Market.
AVALANCHE OFFICE,

CorrJN-The bushes of the las week has been large, at prices quite gratifying to plan ters. There has been bu- little variation in prices from those of the previous week, with a decided tendency to advance. About 2OoO bales were sold on Saturday, at the standard of our quotations.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
Hardware.

a JUST RECEIVED, a full and complete R assortment of Shelf HARDWARE, Car E4A penter's Tools, Cross-cut Saws. Log, Trace, Lock, Lift, and Halter Chains, Build. ing Hardware, Castings, Nails; also general assortment of
 Ir 6 n am q St @ 6 l. Also. Spades, shavels, Fire Shovels and Tongs Andirons. Steeyards, Hoes, Rakes, Forks Grass and Grain Scythes, Wood Saws. Smooth. ing Irons, We'll Pulleys. Gate Hinges, Horse Shoe Naiis, Broad. Hand, and Chopping Axes Shingling and Plasterers' Hatchets. Shot Guns and many other articles in the above line. toe tedious to ennmerate-which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
 oct9 McLAsEE, QrisEyHERRr & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
MARKETS, &C.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, ]

CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARc,}
 Saturday, Dec II, 1858. CoTToN.-A. Stewart & Bro's', received l31 bales, 115 of which they bought at 9t9lo4cts. Geo. w. vaden received 123 bales, 72 of which he bought at 94@l0acts: Firth & Jackson received 10 bales.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-11
C;ncinuafi ETarket

CINCINNATI, December 4.-Whisky, 22c. Hogs dull, owing to large receipts. Pork closed buoyant; sales at ST 50. Lard, lOS6lIc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

STEAMBOAT H. d. NEWCoMB SUEK,-As the
fine steamboat 3. D. Eetssomb was passing
Island Twenty-ons, Of Monday morning at 8
O'Clock, on her way from Cairo to New Or
leans. she struck, ran sgound and her stern
swung round. in doing which il struck heavy
log. br which It was completely shattered,
giving rapid admission to The water The
boat began to sink quickly and great alarm
prevailed fer a time among those or board ;
fortunately, however, while The stern sunk in
deep water, the bow and the forward portion Of
the boat were left high and dry, BY which
means The passengers and even all escaped, and
the baggage Of the former, being forward, was
also saved. Tie number Of passengers was
very great among the freight was 2 large
numbsr Of horses and mules, all Of which were
saved except about fifty, which, being hitched
up aft, were Drowned. During the occurrence
Of The accident The steamer C~haspion came IN
sight, and Fastening TO the scene Of misfortune
all on board Der spared no effort to render as
sistance TO those on board the Nsv5Om5.
The K,t5eomB was owned in Louisville, by
BEEEDIcT CARTER, Capt. 7. L. McGILL, and
others; The latter gentleman was IN eommaha
at the time Of the occurrence. The share he
held be bought Of Capt. SFoTs, Of the EdiPse,
ab5ut four OF hge months ago. The NsuoOmb
had just been repaired and generally renovated
at Mound City, a. an expense Of five thousand
dollars. Tie trip she wss making when
wrecked, was the FIRST one since her repairs.
The boat was worth forty-hve thousand dol
lsrs,iand vas insured, principally, if not alto
gelher, 10 Louisville oHces, for thirty thousand
dollars
The boat lies on the bar where she struck
her stern is sunk until tie water covers tn
ladies' cabin floor forward he water cover
up to fret deck. It is the opinion Of Der off
GERS, and Of those Of the Champion that sh
will break her back and be a total loss. It i
3 natter Of cOhgrstulation that. among 8
many passengers, not a single life should hsv
been forfeited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27
T-ooI 10 Y0Ur interest

nRopuCERs Eko viIsh 70 dispose Of POULTRT,
BuTrKR, EGGS LAID, BACON. CORN,
RAJ Dried FRUIf, FEATHERS. VENISOS. fohK,
O. anything. In short, that Is msrkttsb e, Utl and It
grestiy 10 tier advantage 70 send such Produce TO my
care. a. I have established an agency for the sale q eve
rythiBE raj e or farms, IN large or small quantities,
either tn this vicinity OF elsewhere.
Psrscns as IA tsnoe Wha VIII 10 try The memphis
markst. nsy rey up-n having any article thy may wish
70 scn. except c3ttoa, sod By ne At the be { rates tfEt
czu be SECURED IN the city NJ general soq1alntance
among tn Consumers Of Ell kinds OF Produes here, my
att utlon 10 the uArsef, ny experience IN the Grooery
ard Pro1uce bu mess. ~ war ant me saying thaf no one
"a difpace Of such articles tobetffr Advantage tksn ny
ST
n c~oauscsio1 anh TIE sale O County p aores, I VII
aiso sttea - 81 kf,1s q purchases for he s19ply q ny
cosntU frien5a. p n. sPiCER,
sepI5.Nsm General Agent, 50 FEoat Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

EEw OaLEANs, O-tober 2s.-sAles Of Cstton to-day,
$3.50 bales with 4 am market. Steamers news had 10
eject On the market. Sales for three Gays 1850 bales.
Receipts for three days 30 200 bales. Reesipts ahead Of
last year IcT,6Oo bales. Flour duII, superhns IS %,
New York hay sibH.
: CrNo1xNAII, october %. - Flour dull, - 6o@S.
whisky isKc. Wstttn Mess POrt SIS 80. Shoulders
sHa6He. Bacon 6k@sH.
NEW YORK, October 2s.-COttsn closed With a decllE-
ing tendency; sales , OO bHes Nisdhns UplSni I2Ke
Mess PORK sr7. Lard arm, sK9fo1ze. sugar qule;
sa7c. Cons nrm and quiet At IoeIIH. Flsur, dsegtn-
ing tendency, 81 2c@4 IS, Ohio IS 2565 IS, Southern
s5e5 IS, western white wheat 81 II. Corn declining
tendency, $685.. Panama RaurOai sI2sA. Paeiac
Mai Company sIOs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

The above described lands. bslonsisg 70 the estate Of
Moses Collins, decossed, Is divided into two farms, one
living two nj Is southwest OF New Albany. In Pontotoc
county. oosfaining 6.2i5 Ercs with epen land = 1n1ent
for twenty hsnds 70 cultivate. The'other lies two mi Is
northwest Of New Albany, IN Tlppah county, MisEissip-
pi. containing 2 500 acres. with open lEnd subcient for
sixty or seventy hAuas. Said lands are IL 4 high state
Of cultivation, and win be sid In quantities 20 ssit
purchasers. az there Is some Of Il net connected 70 the
farms.
Also. ct the Fane time and Dlsee, we viii sell IS brad
Of Fsrm Mules. seine sto- 4 Horses and Cattle. Two Jen-
nets. and two hne Jacks, one Of which Is the finest IN
North Mississippi A large quantity Of Pork and Stock
Hogs. Corn and Fsdder, and 3 great many ether a~riicies,
TOO tediOusto enEmeTAie-
Also, a Turnpike across Bis Greek, for the term Of
about twenty months The terms OF sale viii b. two
yeaE time On the lands, and enc yesr on al other prop
erty. Nose and approved security viii be required q
purchasers. Any person wishing TO purchase the laAds
can see them b. calling on the undersigned, who viii
show the lands, and have the power 10 ell privately.
r.. ". COLLINS,
I. r. COLLINS,
se-1g-wfd Vrrcufrrs q Nores Collins. DrCd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

WHERE WE'RE The Police Some OF our
citizens, resident in that direction, ccuPiaia
that the poles are rarely seen near the corner
of Second and Adams streets On Monday
night, at that spot, some three or -four women,
aad about FIVE and twenty mcn, were guilty Of
the most outrageous blackguaIdism there, al
though parties Of both sexes were passing from
tine to time. The language Of The abandoned
women was especially obscene and vile to the
lowest degree, and the flth that flowed from
their lips was sbrieksd out as loudly as fem
mime lungs could yell. During all this dis
graceful disturbance not q policeman appeared
nor was a single arrest made Citizens dwell
ing IN that portion Of the city will fee
pleased if the police will manifest a little zeal
and ensrgy-.bsy are sure those qualities are
greatly wanted to be put in exercise
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

SIDEWALKS in many plseesin the city The
sidewalks have become diispidsted, and the
City Marshal has notified property holders to
The notice has been disregsrded, and the nut
sanoe has become daily worse. We Tow 10.
form such property holders, that Marshal
UNDERWOOD, BY the direct orders of Council,
will proceed ss the law directs, against those
who permit The nuissnces to exist. It will save
them expense ard trouble to be on hand in
time. Winter is at hand, with tie rain and
mud, and our sidewalks must be put into good
repair in preparation for that season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

The THEATEE.-The presence Of the great
artist, MURDooH, at the Gaisty, has been .
signal for full ard oveThowing houses His
preservation Of " Hamlet . on Monday night,
was greatly admired 10 this character MUIR
DocH gives the proceeds CT arduous labor
there is polish, finish, elegance, and, we may
says Ingenuity, but the gushing impulses Of
genius are absent. Il is in the " Mirsbles, .
"Dick Dsshslls,' and other characters of tbs
legitimate comedy, that MURDOCH shows hiI
genius. Here be has a controlling power thai
commands applause. He performs again this
evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27
CLERKS SALE OF TOWN LOTS,
The Union Inn in Raleigh!

nv virtue Of . decreetai CnieT made By the Circuit
ID Court OF Shelby county At its September Term, 1855,
An the case II Joe. r. Hamilton and wife, and others Va.
n l. Smith and others I viii sell 70 the highest bidder,
Al Eubic outcry, IN front q the court house door, IN
Raleigh, on MONDAY the SIN DAY OF Deoemoer next,
fbrss iots Known snd desig zstea on the plan Of the toEn
OF Raleigh a. lots Nos I and 2 IN block X" and No.
1 IN block y % heretofon oocuptte by Hrs Ann Smhh5
deceased. and knsWn ss ths Union I'm
TEHms-Oue-thi-d cash. the residue on q ereiit Of one
40 tWo years IN equsl instruments. Bond With sFprev-
Cd security required fer he ceferG payments m Aen
r.sined untl he entrs purchase n0neg i PAID.
O5tober Ie, 1858. y L hlE"AhI' VET
ALsO-A the same tine and place, the eominislfs-
tor viii sell afpub1c sale, fhe STICK OF hoTs1s hogs ano
cattle. farming uteusls, housebold and kifcsen furnaufs
belonging 70 the estate q Ann smith, deoea-eo- derm'
m.ds knozn On the day OF sale
In IN above is od=rei Tie be { stand and oppoItnnlg
for psrson wishing - engsEe n The hotel business. ne
tots are spacious. with 81 the necessary stables. bousesi
~. t~oe21-tdsl K0Bf- Z. sEIFH Admir-.
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2 Acres of Land
ron SAFE

A o Of s2s acres OF Land and q second lot -
% OF 200 acres. tbs former lot situated three go
snd a bali miles northwest o. Raleigh. and the -
latter a~cillning Dr.. Gamers land o. Big Greek, -
In shelby county are fer sale. The so sores has 40
acres Improved, and has upon Il q coed building, e aoies
wells, &C al IN god ~oondition The 200 acrrs Is unim-
prov d land Of nne quality,
Parties wishing % purchsse vii address THORNTON
p. ANDERSON, Raleigh, OF apply on tbe Premis-s- II
no sale is eject q BY tn 18th OF Daoemher, the Who'll
vii be put ct auction This is q zee opportunity % Sc
cure ~eIcelent property On very advantageous terms.
s.rl- dTfuzmH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27

RHEUmArIsn-A CASE OF THREE MoErHs'
STANDING CURED-GEo. W. HENDERSON, Of
Pittsburgh, SAYS: After suffering for three
months with Rheumatism, a part Of the time
SO severely as to oOufRe ne to my bed, Ihsvs
been entirely cured BY using BGRHAvE's HOL-
LAKD BrTTEEA I have had enc attack since,
but found almost instantaneous relief in the
same medicine. 1t is in my opinion, a sure
remedy for IIheunstism.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-27
CAUTION no TBE PUBLIC,

After several years experiment. IN the nRnufscture Of
Gin, fortunately suneeeded, In the year ISIS IN making
Hdisosvery in rs mauuiaeture, By which Il vas deprived
Of is scrld and lnhammatory properties, and rendered
perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory Is al seheid.m, Holland. After sew
ersl months rsae-isn vhst tits 10 give Il, I introduced
1t 10 TIE American public under tha title o. "WOLFR'S
sCHBIDAN AROMATIC sCHSAPPS seheidsm is
tie nane Of the place IN Holland where the Gin Il man
ufsc.urstj Aromatic, {" derives lie name from the Italian
Juniper berry with which d is favored; and the word
" SehnspPs is the Gsrmsn for drink oogue, dram
Tolfe's seheidsm Aromaue drink. No soslsr bad ny
SehnspPs been introduced to the American pubir, and
received with appreciation. tsEn fhe nquor-mixsrs n
New Yo-k, Boston ard Pbnadslphla started In pursuit
viii their mixed ard poisonous stuh, under various
names. In several instances ny labels have been 80 per
fectly Initiated, with only The addition o. = few letters,
70 plead . technical a~voidance o. the Law and 80 care
fully prepared As to Impose On careless purchasers I
understand slarge quantity has been purchased By the
merchants o. New OdeanB, on q count Of the ~ehespness
u the stud Two D5nssper d. Z for the oesrts, and
One DslaT snd ten cents q deEsn for the Plnt,. bei1g The
wholesale price in New York. II Is nothing but Amcri-
can whisky Favored nth the Oh Of Juniper. and rsiue-
eI thirty pr cent. brl0w rroof. AusTehant WIS partici-
psi-s f. directly in the fraai, By seIins The spurious ar
tiee. Is as much en- offender As the principal, Who planned
the imposition.
Ihsps every r~eGpectsbls citizen who values The b asa
o. the e-mmunlty in which he live, Will aid ne in fer
reting o8t, and exposing TIE unscrupulous merchsnt Eho,
Tor the s.ksof few cents, viii putin Jeopardy the lives
Of the community in which he lives. such men shosli
bsnsned 10 the puory % pubic ezeerEtion.
UdOIPhO wolfe,
Sole Iaportsr, Nos. IS. % ard y Beaver street.
ne ,ousvtor r,spset,ble arnsi IN New Orjesrs IN the
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Ial.r frsm santa Re

ST. LOUIS, October 2s News from Santa Re q th'
ah has been received. he sroond battle with the Mar.
vs,ols Indians is ~connrnei Their Estnt has suspended
relations VITA hen, AMI says that they have $4,000
sheep ard eco hsrsss, and II destroyed, be predicts
second FLORIDA var.