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Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
E. GATEWOOD, ATTORNEY AT

J LAW, Des Arc, Prairie county, Arkansas. Will practice in the counties of Prairie, Ar kansas, Monroe, St. Francis. Jackson, White, Conway, and Pope. He will give prompt at tention to all business entrusted to him. QcY" OFFICE-OyER TOWN HALL, (Frith's New Building first door. feb13-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20

IT w. MARTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, J Des Arc, Prairie county, Arkansas; Will practice in the counties of Prairie, Arkansas, Monroe, St. Francis, Jackson and White. G5g' Prompt attention given to the collection of claims; also, the locating, selling and pay ing taxes on land GgS7" Office on Lyon street.
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Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20

DR. W. F. WALSH, having located al
 lJ Des Arc, offers his PROFESSIONAL SER VICES to the public. 0g5| Calls promptly at tended to-. may29, 1S58-1yh
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. B. F. DINWIDDIE, having per
 U manently located at Lake Bluff, Prairie county, Arkansas, tenders his professional services to the public, in all the branches of his profession. jan9, f858-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
HATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One square (l0 lines of this size type) for one insertion, $1; eacb additional insertion, 50 cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20

DR. T. SANDERS, late of Memphis,
 D having settled in the town of Des Arc, tenders his professional services to the citi zens of said town and vicinity; and, from a long experience in the healing art in the West, hatters himself that lie will share their pat ronage. G1g7 OFFICE on Buena Vista street. Residence on Woodruff street. dec5-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20

DR. VIM. BETHEL, will continue
 l , the Practice of Medicine in Des Arc, and vicinity. From his long experience in his profession, and having resided in Arkansas during the past fourteen years, he hopes to re- ceive share of the public patronage. - Rgg5~ Office at BETHEL & WATrs's Drug Store. Residence in the building formerly occupied as the :. Erwin House." may22-tf
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a AdministratOF's NOtiee

Ttae Decsmaer TERN. 1851. q ~ County Court q
n shelby County Tssu8slEe. tne ua.ers-nrt % 4 out
ietfsrz q aduni5ration th- cstste q I-oA As
I RUrf. cecsasad AL pefsrn1 iIdeo-el % s9ia rsias
ufT 3 n fsrari ard sstl he sauei srd ~ sons
havlr- cams a-sirs- SD es.e'e II present. tnell q
re c9-riy prlbs.c1. within tas tl1e- prescri-- y
7. AZ os11rziss they VII ae cerred
isaiI-disssn NEETOS FORD, AaninissTstor.
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Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
kME
r A L R o A d /.
CHANGE oF sCHEDuLE.

I ON and sfter WEDNESDAY, February a 1881. tbs
" rrainf On this rosd VIII run as fogFs (3undays
enoeptef D
he Nal nd Passenger Tain VII leave Pan0a daily a
A. ~. and STRIVE AZ Memphis a. 10 A. n
EeturninE, leaves Memphis Al r ~ and strives ai
fania AZ p n.
T- Frrizht snd Acoounolstiou Traln leaves Memphis
daily $50 A. NJ and strives 6 Panoia a.
Reiurulug leaves Psn0a a. % n, and arrives ai
Memphis at 8 p ~
Persona iraVelilz on the Hsi Train can spend ave
hours IN Msnphis and retrru on me sans DAY.
Passsurer Irain mases direct conuecion 81 Memphis
the Memphis and Chsrlest8u Rairoad z1lnE Hast
the Msmphis and Ohio Railroad going Esrth-
The Frsisht and Aooommodstion runs n oonaeetinl
with Stages snd fr1m the following pia1es Oekiand
Prestou and Gren.da. here making coHnection via
Stages thF0ugh CErr1ton and LeKingtcn thence % hs
uorthern terni o. the Mississippi Centra Railroad oi
Canton. I1ck son sud \ sw Oricans-
Througl TisFets for Grsuada can be obtained at ~
Nrmphis Depot
Ths much ths shortest route and passengers iesv-
Memphis By the moruluE train arrive AZ Grenada le
sams evening, having daylight The Ehoie vsY-
N. ". EEWBLI.
a-a-sa- -sfn-sH
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MEMPHIS WHOLEsALE

mAN NUFAGVOhI.
- KELIY Woaif respectfuiiy l7t1rm bis friends IN
W. the pebble generally hat be mauuiactures daic
AZ tls stand dne ant iaree nent u eTerthin
10 Ets lus NEich be win sell H l5T they eau Be bough
rus uher, else and warranted give genera satsfac
tiou- 6ivu hin ern, ~ yuu can sst tnen zood .no
i',ss ..,s-s,s q raa aa-.-s po.. s.rSzi sa, N
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8nil0lng DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGS, md ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
w AsSRInnu

TAKES this method Of informing the citenso of Mem.
Il phs tnat he has permanently iCcatei himself Acre
% carry the above business and assures those Ehr
may favor him vita their patronage tha an work
trusted 70 him vii have his strict PERSONAL ArI-
TION. IN the selection and preparation of the material
well the faithful execution % the ork No exer-
ton viii Be spared on bis part to give ss- fsrt0u and
perfcrr the work horoughly anc e the Esms tine e.
suit tht ssSte Of the most tiii1us.
His lobS experience warrants him IN ssgng that his
o0Htracts En he compiled With @ the entire aisfacio
Of those gh0 may 1ztrcnlEe him They may $50 rest
assured ths any w0rk Undsrisksn b. him wiz BE- prompt
" conducted.
For qualifications he bsgs leave % refer 20 the follow
ms persons. Capt. c. b. Church. Capt r. N-weu, u r.
". Peoey Capt. J. Goalee Capt. AlEeo. Mr.. q Phu1ar
SHOP-aack cf Shelton's Drag store r1rla-ffv
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MEMPHIS AND NAPOLEON PACKET,
For NannERnn

DANIEL BOoNE,-...-...-..A- s. HANCOCK. Master.
" P. X A1srAGuE, Cert.
Through tc Gaines Landing every Thursday.
THIS hne passenger and freight packet tz--eR \
Il viii Leave as above en THURSDAY. ~ -
the 24th mat, az o'ciock r. ~. and
VIII cOutiuao 10 run reguisrly. Harlng -
been bought expressly for the above trade wiz leave
Memphis every Mguday a. o'ciock. sni Ihursia7 q
o'ciock- P. NJ Returung. viii laave Nsp1Iccn every
Tufstay ant Saturday 81 o'cock Al way business
strictly attended 10. " v. H0DGE & Co.
decl3-U Arsrfs IS ~ no Row.
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NEW CITY DIRECTORY
IRS1-,S2

BY ]. b. NJ o 5 Z ! E y.
tHE suhscfIher is-noW engsged preparing FOR puhli-
cation, and VII issue y the middle y Nogeuiber
next conrlets sud fuu nIRsCIORT OF dENPHIS.
II win n sdditisn 70 the usual ccHtius 0f D ec-ory
contain history q thr cmerr and trads q Memphis
By one has deVot I4-y yesrs u bis lie = ne com
uercal dpartent % several o. city pzPers besdeI
other matters of interest," 70 he Business naa.
Our ctizs1s I'll Be called upon - few csgs fer CARDS
Is a nte1dfd Pat TIA DiTecfory shA cop1c favor
sbiy with ttoee o. tie principal cites.
crdsrs for csIds left e eithsr o. tbs city prirtrl
oncee WI b artu1ted 70. sIfs.u
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NNTlCE.

nR J.. X SLEDGE has rstgraei from New York,
" after 81 % nine moarhs uni has Effected
Eons as-o1niins cures al thzt q = He has taken an
oF.e al NJ q M1a-se sfr=st be gam snl Second
Frrsets viz the pra-t o. aeccne, where
hs sale hts csi=hrsts1 C1u10lh3s Al calls at
tel1ef o. dsv ai-ht- As he intend locsti1g pc-a
ns1tr II M-rphis anl from The Errst he has
ha1El zee treat neat - ts vzTiou ezsaE he thinks
D. sh1u'i have 5lrzI pstr1nas from The citizens o.
Hsnplis~ CAT isns-dly
% No. orc. HrLn.
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JACOB BEC8TOLD,

CORNER Of CHICKASAW AND IACKSjlN-SfS. =,
HT0nnRIadE, Eonn--
nEALER in Ale, Po-ter Ciiar znd " ines of al kina
manufactured b The most oelehrated est mo- Z
IN the United States. For sale, wholesale CT aeizI
Prom nv long eDrfence Ia the business twelve TzTs Il
which has besn IN the city o. N-uphisi "a -rr ae
With the Euarsnfy have had from ny ca cu7'7nc1
fb.+ nv e1erfious have ben arpIe-irfei 5v Hen.
i-iVso dawiv JACns BECHTOLD.
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REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET
For LOuiEviIIe.

ne speBdid LoE-Pressnre Ohio snd HissilsiDpi MAJ
stelmrr
hhbh--.-....--....G v. TRIPLEfr. haster
WILL iesve Memphis every FRIDAY k
w EVENING At o'ciack. poe lively y -
taking frsight anf parsengsrs for sn stt Z ~
way iAndiugi. arriving AZ rnuisVilie in a-aalHlaA
time for tbs Aon1sy Mlrning Nail Boefs % Clrcnnaii
and thence b. raroed % All Etstsrn towns aaf fe &
which Thrash tickets win BE- Given
Also uakes cios- coun-cii1ld With the Tiucis csurl
Raiiroad and Nal Boats q N0und CITY ana Cairo o.
St Louis. At Faiucah win TIE daily nacEal Ins fl-
Nashvilie and r-unessss river
The South=rueri is IN splendid ruunlng order havlaa
heen thorouEhly reparer refurnishe &c. Hef oreers
are an experienced boatueu Who viH pav every ata-
ton n the safety comfort and pes-ure u their pasn-
ssrs- For plan Of cabin see
JAS r. SMITH Agent
No. 20 H1fbY a Hunt's Rock.
"A. T. LATALLETTg 8 CO.
deci 5lE Front Row
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DEN'rISTRY
AO!eIs---A0teIs.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

TIE undsrsigned has ihe pleasure 70 announce 81
the propri,t0r and has taken chErre u that pop
ular and vel kn0En heusa, the oOHnEH0IAL A..-.A
HOTEL Memphls. Tenn. TIE once ls under toe charge
q M. ~ NJ TYLER late proprietor Of the BronjoH
n usr, Grand RsDds Mich, one Of the most thorough
sud scc= 7sh- business IN the South assisted By
Nr. JOHN c. hcALIsTER formerly Of Jackson, Ni-s.i
Book epsr and Cashier. In that department., M
McAnster has no superior. NJ. J. BRADLEI, late
Eafchrz Miss Is Assistant Clerk and general eoec-
tor The catering depsrtmeut IL under the suoerne-
deuce Of Mr.. WILLIAM ROGAN, late Of Yi1tsburE,
Mss long asd well known A. Conieetionsr and for
vicksbu z. sHoe Il 70 say that % his depsrnent NJ
Rogan has no superisr. hr. CHARLES FAIRbROIhsss
tor afletn Superintendent Of the dining ~ ms O.
ome OF the frst Hotels In the United States VII
D. his Assistant The house krepnz department under
The charge Of Ms s. A. TYLER q most elegant and
accomplished lady The Conn ercial Hotel Is situatd on
jefferson street. and fronting the Great Father of Wa
tsrs surrounded ny the largest and heave oomnis-
sion produce and Dry gods hoHses IN the city. BaeE
add Omuibusses viii a. s tines and At an henrs, both
day and night BE- ready % travellers and pass
rs q ard from the river and Railroad Depots- Ihe
Railroad Ticket once and the TELEGRAPH Once frs both
Kept the Commercial Hotel The proprietor beng thus
surroundei By able oompsent corps Of assis
tauts aters himself that h give very general sat
isfsctOu. In word, hs VIII bury up the cakes az
hand round the rolls He viii give the ham and ne
lamb the Jelly aud the IN the true MoN Nacktsn STYLE
al th- best IN the world He icts very ibrs share
Of pablo pstro1sge- g HiTCHELL,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel, Memphis I5nn
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For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastl
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s. No IlabHities 70 Banks or others, due or
not due
& No losses adjusted and due
7 Amount Of losses, either unadiusied or ss Oes IS
8 Adjusted and pet due,
q Tossse IA Suspense waiting futhsr proof
incaied in last answer above =
IN an sher rfs-as AGAINST the Company. 1,soi Y
n me rule Of the Company Il not 70 esc-ed $1,000 10
ssv one risk subject to loss BY sir gle nre
y me nnounf Insured IN city or village depends
anon fs sizeEsnsrally al the des raoe Ttsks 70 oe
b.ds subject 70 the rule last above named
n The AMOUNT insured any block SeLends upon
- aIze and ooustrsciion subject 70 the ule shove
referred To-
IA me Act OF Incorporation, WITH smen1u enfs5 te-
e'nF'i''s' 'A'' '''' G. B. BowERs, s s-staTT.
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nRoWN 8 FRAAER,
v. q. WEaTHERF0RD,
EnMAaD PICHETT, &c.
Nledical NNtiee.

A TToRFET At Law, General CoiectinE and Lano
"a aecurs for TIE Eo-Ibsru and EasteIa Counties o.
AFksusnz DEs ARC, AK
saff1e- -Frrrfr
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Baltimore and Ohio
l8lE
R a Il R O A ID

rUHIs Roa4 runs from Whseling 20 Baltimore, Cs7s
uiles aud % Washlngt0n, 900 milss) and presents
he fullest sfvantaEes both f-ght and passenger
Inc Il through wfd and romantic regions o. the
Alszheues; and BENG soliey CONSTRUCTED completely
aple and carefully managed, Is one q the a.
tretve and Railroads IN the Uniief States ne
Central Ohio Ra1road from Columbus snd Zanesvuetr
Wheeng unites this road with an portions Of The Wss
and Southwest.
THE 0FLy ruRoUsa TIczETs PROM Hg,fPHrs.
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOWS 70 the NArIoNAL ME-
TROFOLIs are sold By this road. which direct
Washington without the delay of passing thro1Eh bat
10 is also the only ne By which baggage can b
checked 10 Washington from the Ohio river.
Es-By the MAIL AouTE MN Memphis, take the nal
steamers, running daily Tor L0uisVe connecting thee
with mail steamers or Jersouve Railroad f0r oincin-
natl where they arrive 70 connect With the
Little Miami Rair1af for Columbus, connect ns thers
with Centra Ohio Rarad, through Newark and lanes
Vile 20 Kheeliug By the express train of this route
the sine fvm Cincinnati to Baltimore and 70 Washington
Be sur % ask FOR ticksts By the BAtiors and ohis
Rsilroad Rsuts
rs-Passenge7s from Memphis going East thrsagh st
LOUIS bEy Through Tcets BY tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad This route lays through Vinceunes Terra Hsute
Intianzp1ls ETC., 20 Wheeling the Ohio and
Hissssirui nd connecting Roads These connections
z-v an direct and the time St Louis Batirnors
washington is bat shout % hours Through Tickets
b THIS route may Be had of the Agent under the Plan
ers House, at the following rates From ST. Louis q
Baltimore s25; % Wsshingion e2s-
At Whcelinz the passcngr takes The superior
h Baltimore and ONO Railroad which leave three times
daily i1r Baltimore, Weshnstul, Phtladelphia and NeE
YORK. Through in Is ~ hours including stoppsges.
F1r ssfetv sped regularity, beauty of he country, and
-sneal cf5rt this Rad Is second % IN the Union
FREIGHTS. - This company possesses the largest
equipment OF any Railroad "a the United States, and d.
prepared do immense business i1 tran sportat01
me r1ad makes Immediate connection a. the Tharves and
he streets q Baltimore With the kalroad 20 Philde.
puia and New T0rk, steamers sf Ericsson and 8ALrIi
MORE STEAMsaIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nov
Tork and by n Herchsnts and ainers' Line Boston
steamers 20 Norfolk Charleston, Savannah, sc FCi
particulars freight tar1 copies of which may be hsc
n the Forwarding Houses in the west J. B. FsRD
Receiving and Forwarding Agent at Wheeling.
wM. s. WOODSIDB,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders to stop a
any point and resume thsir seats 81 pleasure may b,
prr-h .rd a. the Compauy's Once No. IS Icderso-
street. doors East OF the Commercial Hotel Memphis
i1le25-Iy WN- NORM. AEsnt.
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rr,HE seeond sssssn inCORONA FEMALE COLLEGE,
st o., nth rishou1inCo county. Mss, VII open tht
FfaS WEDNESDAY N FEBRUART, uDder the i'm
isrls-six.wim I. B. CASTOR, President.
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Transportation.
IEMPHiS AND CHARLEST0N
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.

EnALADELPHlA.
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway faiiv ans reViv .s-,-ss .-s -,..,--
a throlgh b autlful anf nss nv -9rf-. -er. =,
Iayslers non me hiassslDs Vareya route thrae f1
area mics shorter md pos-essnz greater Dispatch and
cont1rt tnen any othsr % ~ r tsT and NORTH
TINS AND FaRE REDUCED -Usse- fbs r-s.ert
sehedue Of N Post orc separtrnt 10 DELAYS are rr
mitted, and q saving -I cied n "a hours
Passing throuEh slave Territ1rv srlts s.-tt- ls -
forded Tor the canVeJancs of Servants
Al Dalton Ca, a chorce % Route g. ,-.
tlnuous railway through GaorEia. soufh Cs-ar1a snf
horth Carona % hehm nt or b. the Glrat Me.rsl5II
Line tArough East Tennassee anf Vfr4rir L, r--
vile. Lynehburs, Rlchuanis and 10 81 Of de osslratsI
sac ExPRsss NAIL TRAIN lsavss Ns-usl, ssrv
a. Z 30 - .storpinE AZ e ststilns
TIE ACCOMM0DATfOE TRAIN ieagrs Wa---rl4
DAILY teroeVt Sundaysl az 400. p ST. flr Juctisn
Eith ue hiasi-silpi C-n-ral and I-nue7sre Celt-1l
kalro,d sonervlie and i1teru1~d sfs sf1 idns
TRAINS COSEECT-At Grand Juuc- ION With tie
Mississippi Central Railroad % Holly sgrnEs. Cz.-d
Grenada. Canton Jacksau, etc sni win tle .ss.s-
sippi and Tennessee Central RalToai % s1Vas Jazsl
Al P0eshontas. win tn weekly iins Of 0sa-bss 70
Ripley, Poutotac, A5-rieen, and Cli1mncg Nfss
A. Iura. win dsilT lire OF fou--horse C-s-haz
thrsugh A5er. eea- Columbus &c 70 tas n5rl-ra -r-
minus OF the Mob j. ard OEi1 Raiiroad
rhr0uzh tcksts z5sd untn ussd -vith fha u-re-s a.
stopping AZ any point desired s. Va a. tha GETEn ~
TICKET OFFIcE, Commercial Hste and q. TIE 4 adlso1
Street Station.
Zach PASSENGER Fin be asvei one huud-st 111n1s Of
haEEsga; 10 article win BE- carried a. BAL gaze that I
not inedent % 10 peron q he pass-nEr ease 81
lo.s ne ooupany VI h9f taeisVes re7o1z'is flr 90
Eegroess when traveiing alone. mast have q re-r1t
IAN nE tae Bolnt % Wien hey 60 s1f s1c7nv
tnat tney s-e % travel by rar al or 1tsy WI nat BE-
carried No tictet VII be ssf tlsr. nor VII ttay b.
receiyed on the unless th@ir owner or s-us b. --s
snt or known % the Ticset Agent C11Iuct- 1r 5lhsr
Person % vouoa for genuinezess % ps-rit.
eeueral 8upeIiut-lfslt.
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.NeNficP.

q IL persons indebted % THRALL n CO., sor Light
"A ring Rods. requested 20 settle with hessrs.
Cloodveur Knapp & Co., Druggists. Nc Post once
Block Memphis, Tenn, into whose hands all notes ard
-'t..,5..i i.ns.il. .--Eam THaAIL a 90.
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Nashville and Memphis United
States N aii Packet,
CITY OF HVNVSEHERF

Leaves EVERY sATUBD AZ. At o'e'oer.
H NhANNR hzsfer.-..----..F p n TINsON GlerE
rTNHIs spl -Rdid FAST frelgh- md A. er---t
Il senser steamer vii c0ufiEus du- fL s-A
ring the sfason, an viii leave punctu- slrH3
aIlv above. 77=--7.i--z-7
Ihe ~ of Huntsviie connects With the Chata1oo-t
Railroad and Hose and Ohio 81 sr1lhaai With T.rfs-
vile packfts At Cairo with Uinois Central Ra-caf 70
All Esstern citea, and a. Memphis with the New Or
lean and Aeanph and Vic-sbIr- pacfsts For freight
or passage apply tn " v HODGE CO..
lan3l 30 AE.l-s. No s. nrnrt R,u-
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BIsMeIANAHAN, TRoUSDAIE s DILL 4 4 ~
PRI0E or sUBSCRIPTIOE.
advtnee, peT sunun----.------...... o.
DAILY RATES FOR ADVERTISING.

Az9efeE b. tas AgSeol sns Eagle end EpszirsT-
Fer ons square Of ten ues OF less insertonsl O.
For each asditio7al fasersi1l e g
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CFRCVL.RR.

MElIPH1ss JdundrJ l. leoo.
rTrHE Commercial crisis now unon the cosntry diriates
A dif-rcut cuurss 10 he pursued IN our business
W nave heretofore aimed a. STRICTLY CASH bu-
sINFss bHt time has been sztenoed 20 of our pa
tr5ns 10 nanfestsd disposition % patrouize us On
iris p-iucipe- -
Fr N this date shau sell EXCLUHiNELN EOh
CASH srf shall not DEPART it IN any instancs-
We shall be pleased to retain the patronage Of sui
frfeads on these tsrus-
Tt. rse5se 70 Us VII .oms forward and settle as 4
vii save rs the expense o. sendinS aooleetor
POPE 4 BROTHERS,
decsa On 2ss Main street. hemphis Tenn.
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.VesC arrangement.
Connecting with the white and
Arkansas River PacBxefs

NUHHUotHHb VIII tilt " Hllc uu q
Arkansas River Packets,
THROUGH I'd ALL POINTS on WHITE RIVER.
KATE FRISBEE ......J. F. Hicks, Captain.
DANIEL BOONE...... A. S. HANCOCK,
THESE splendid fast rul1g passuGs Steamers avr
Il entered into arraugsn st % remain psruanautfv
10 th% Ab0ve trade. Passengers and Shippers nay NV
on punctuaty In al thln-s c01dii either of thsze
boats-hspng BY strict sttent11 O. business b. rrvs
sstisfacti1n 10 ths public
The KATE FRlSBEE leaves Eeu1uhis evarv FRTD Az
MONDAY, a. n o'eock ~
Ine DANIEL 3 DONE irav-s Msu-uhis every M0NnA At
A. o'clooz p. ~ ReturuIns leaves vfctslurr -vs-v
FRIDAY a. ~ M.
AT tusiness aended o. and o1niracts made N b11rI
or al the once 0f A. 7 Lavaneif- q O.
". UODGE co Agents
65 Frort R-w
or LAvALLETEE A DAvIDsON. Agents.
tauIa p. z
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20 Inhn Rr0Wn- Rarber.

rr.vrrc r,-oved from Shelby % Jsnersoa street
~ sI 1870 bs fourd n the C0mu1erci1l Hote
s-i,dzE vhsrs be VII - pleased 70 ~eeolae ~ o.s
Sctousrs snd 81 oths-s Who desire p-essant snAFe
- oois etssd ID II s-ps-h style, his razoEs snn
and rs employees skirful. "
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NOGlCe.
rr7E have dsoontinHed ladies' suction sales, ou
w wiz oontinus sell goods at a. vory low prices
a. usual iss =. BAkIHDs co
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d. %. WEICH.
Dissolution
TREADNEEE s VOLLINTINE,

A TFORNEYS At Law, sEuphis, Tenn. Ofloe, No,
Caumercial Hdfel. 1uB-dawly
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Garrlaat 8eposlt0rlss.
GREAT sOUTRWEsTERX
C.FRSON"S
PUMP SHOP,
on DeSoto Street,

On DeSoto Street,
BETwEEN UNIOE AND BEAL.
THE und-rsgnsd Won respectfully inform the ct-
customers living At distance IN the country flr their
past Dstronase his une or business Wnich hciness
has Hitherto been eandncd % e maluacnriag aua put
ting the Chalu-Pump alone and stll believing them
10 Be the bst pump IN use, when mde of materias
snd properly put up tsnd TIE nearest When not made
and put up,l however there plaeas where ne
sin Pump cansot be uaed als1 few Qrs ms yet living
OF the foadeu tins" no stil thlrk tfat there are
ether Pumps n use superior - the Cham Pump have
determined to sccom0date the taste s By vutns %
or shipping 10 oraer any sind 81 Pump that MS MAJ
ket can furnish have Therefore, employed an expert
euc orran lately from The East, who viii ltteni %
psttinz up and repairing al kins of Iron Pump Ne
s-in also 10 every kind Of PLUAsISG. al CT Whica
zsu warrants and when say Earra 9 mean Hhat ]
say and say what ! meen-
Ihave in thefast year attsche mach uery 20 num-
her of nv Ohain- Pumps with entire su0cess have
st.o u.ed iarze Raance- whteia Hand Chain-Pumps
uIth cqusi success. In case have used the weld
Lfuf-Chain q tarned Button which l. quite rleive,
bu; il faieth not away
aNULTUN IN PARyO"
Ihsve recsn'iy iavented a CHAIN FUNP-BOXs en-
h-.I to ooupi- -ta separate and distinct Chain Pumrs
,tsrd far dsubis tsneIaents. (sud double proe, t1
par1ns can draw water from this box 50 the time
hafnr no Interference with each other whatever being
bol it IN ths rartlion val fsnca. large
an urohn dos cat, chi ken. mouse 70 crawl from
yars u the ether I Norif refer ynn Cun-eruinE thf
Pump. to ?. G. Rinshan At J. b h'rri -lan 4 c. @;
P.sTam prepared 10 ship Pumps On orders IN short
uofs ur down. east OF west o. the Mississippi river
fa1Q6-div u. q.
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FDTl rOVNTY TRTsTEE..

w aT6 aTII0TII0I . aUI0llI' y IIlTlINM D y
CASTER, o. Fishsrviile, a. q caadidsts for Cou
Trustee OF She5T county AZ the ensuing March esoti
actr6-fauf4
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John HALLUM
DR. JOHNsON's INFIRMARY,


DR.. JAMES N. AEALEsAs -.
nFsP eCrFrIT ers his prefeesians q serves = N
n tfzsuE o. Herlrtis and is vlcinlty-
p resldrcs 3. ~ he q Ezin e1c bel stre7ts
oHoe CO "a side q Ezin, 5etEeen Madison 81o 1onf
wha-s he nay b soznd y a. hs--s 1rsss proess
ecgzssd. lnn-l-aly
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3@rofrsslonal dar0s.
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SHnTF & DIXON.

A TrORNETs AT Law AND SOLICITORS N CHAN
n CRAY, uphs- Tenn. VII pa tice their prnies-
al the Courts held IN the city - smphis anc the
sgpssns and Fa1-rsl Courts JACK Prompt ztteu
Eili he siEn al czims for @ ctan @gtruied 70
then one h-st door 70 the le.t up stalrs. 70 tie
W-sfkHr Sock Hafn street isn5-tf