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Southern shield., 1858-03-13
Great Bargain in Real Estate
 Improved Land For Sale.

THE whole tract contains 32O acres-90 of which is cleared and in cultivation. and about 20 deadened, which can easily be put in next spring. There are good comfort able log buildings on the premises, with necessary out-houses. cstern, &c. In point of fertility the land is equal to any of the table lands in the State;-is situate about l5 miles west of Helena, in healthy section of country. A great bargain is offered.- For terms-apply to
 Q. K. UNDERWOOD. Oct. 10, 1857. N
Southern shield., 1858-03-13

GUARDIANS NOTIGE.-GEoRGR PORTER, as Guardian of Harlow Royal, having filed his first annual settlement account at the January term of lhe Probate Court of Phillips county 1858.
 Notice is hereby given to all persons interested file their exceptions. if any they have, on or be- fore the secoHd day of the Apri. term of said Court, or they may be forever barred from except ing to said accoUnt'or any item thereof.
 March l3 1858. E. Il. COW LEY, Clerk.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
4oetrg < Uarittits.
From the Louisville Journal. THOSE DARK EYES.

THOSE DARK EYES.
 BY CARLOS FRANCIS TURNER. When dawn awakens the eastern skies, And rowing zephyrs kiss the sea, I crave glance from those dark eyes That should have opened with love for me. But chilling clouds obscure their rays, No smiling dawn awakes for me, To cheer me OCT life's devious ways, An oarless bark upon the sea. When sunset gilds the western skies, And shadows deepen OCT the lea, I sigh alone for those dark eyes
 That should have sunk to sleep with me. But they are yelled, my light is gone, And sombrous night-shades gather fast, While through the vale I Pm borne alone, An autumn leaf upon the blast. When stars from out midnight skies Hume with love the slumbering sea, In dreams I sigh for those dark eyes That should have lit the night for me. But they have shone on me their last, Llfe's ruffied wave to gild 10 more, Which now in darkness rushes fast To break upon an unknown shore.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
M, P E. A F T.

NNTOULD most respectsully announce to
 w his friends, as well as the public gen. eralIy, that he has just received direct iron New York beautiful and we'll selected stoc.. of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap D' Etes, Linens, &c.,, &c.,, which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevailing fashions of the day, fully guaran- teeing satisfaction both in regard-to fit and workmanship, or no sale.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
NEW FIRM.

THE subscribers having purchased the stock of Clothing and Fixtures, at No. 255 Main street, of J6nn WiIdberger and J. C.. Ward would most respectfully announce to their friends and the travelling community, that they have formed CO., partnership un- der the firm and style of JOS. KELLER & CO.,, for thepurpose of carrying on Cloth ing and Furnishing business, where they will be pleased to see their old customers and purchasers generally.
 JOS. KELLER.
 GEORGE SHMALZRIED. Memphis, Jan. 29, 1858.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13

GUARDIANS NOTICE.-DAN1EL D. McKIY- zIE, as Guardian of Danl NJ. Brickey, having filed his final settlement account at the January term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1858. E otice Is hereby given, to all persons Interested 4n said settlement account, to come forward and fore the second day of the April term of said Court, or they may be forever barred from except ing to said account or any item thereof.
 March 13, 1858. [. Il. COWLEY. Clerk.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
AD2IIEIsTRATRIX'8 NOTICE.- SARAH

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.- SARAH c. ROPER, as Admiritratrix of the estate of John L. Roper, dec'd., having filed her final settlement account at the January term of the Probate Coafs of Phillips county, 1858.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement accoanC, to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore tic second day of the April term of said Court, or they may be forever barred from except ing to said account or any item thereof.
 March l3, 1858. |. II. COWLEY, Clerk
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
Manufactured Tinygare,

GENERAL MA CHINE
 A c EN CY.
 AM AGENT for the sale of Steam En- 1 zines, of all sizes and patterns.
 Also for the sale of Saw Mills;
 (" '' E. Carver Gin;
 Clark's Corn Mill;
 Chapman's COTTON PRESS. Particular attention is directed to this Press.
 Also Agent for the sale of Fees Cotton Seed Huller. Having secured the exclusive right for Phillips of this wonderful machine, l am prepared to fill all orders here and elsewhere, at short notice, and on reasona- ble terms. It will hull per day 16,0O0 t5s rough seed, making about 200 bushels clean seed,-to the planter worth the same as corn. It can be attached to gin gear. Address, J. H. BARTON, Feb. 20. Box 84, Helena, Ark
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
NOTlCE.

Having sold my stock of Clothing and Fixtures to MessrS. Keller and Shmalzried, on the 29th January, 1858, take pleasure in recommending the new firm to the pat rons and travelling public of that stand Myself and J. c. Ward can be found at the old corner of Union and Shelby streets, where we will be pleased to see those in debted to us, and wait on those wishing to purchase in our line.
 J. WILDBERGER, 'Efrm." Feb. 20. 1858.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13

WEATHER aWIsDoM.-Dutchman- Goot morgeK Patrick, how you tug
 lrishman-Good mornin' t'ye, John, think ye will we get iny rain?
 Dutchman-I thinks not; we never has much rain in ferry try times.
 Irishman-An'ye're right there; and thin, whenever it gets in the way of rainin,' not a bit O dhry weather will we get as long as the wet spell howlds
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
NEW TIN SHOP IN HELENA
Take Particular Notice.

WISH everybody in this city, or in this whole section of country, who wants any thing in my line of business--which is TIN MING in all its ''yariations"-to give me a call. have now on hand and will continue to keep good stock of material and every description of
 Manufactured TinyyaFe, which 1 am determined to sell as low as the same article can be had in Memphis or New Orleans. Stove Pipe and other Sheet Iron Work made to order. Also Guttering done in good style, with conimendable dispatch, and upon reasonable terms. Give me a call. RICHARD MOORE.
 IShop on Rightor street, 2d door east of Hargrayes & Kinsey's stable.
 Sept. 26, 1856.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
PMEE.HN & FAEeEe1S, Proprietors.

MANUFACTURERS of Wagons, Draws, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Flows, Harrows, &c., Also of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Monldings, Castings, Brackets, Sc.
 We are prepared to fill orders for any of the above articles, having a large stock of manufactured work on hand which we will sell as low as can be purchased elsewhere. Our stock of wagons is very large and we are anxious to sell. ISept. IF, 1856.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
No.OOo-~O~~~-OOO-~Ooo

TRUTH FITLY SPOKEN. N.-The Rich mond Dispatch says: ''There is no aristocracy in the world so pretentious and exclusive as bran new aristoc- racy, one which has just had the ple- beian mud washed from its face, and sits above salt for the first time.
Southern shield., 1858-03-13
1N :E " " GOODS. GREAT BARGAINS!
 AT THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION!
Ladies General Furnishing EEANTEE-EA ENTERTAINMENT! 299.. MAIN sTEaEET.. ..299
 Mennhis. Tenn.

~'~ S44A kI@A~SS @A SAA~A' WE are now receiving and opening one of the largest and most magnificent stocks of FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS ever brought to this city, Also, a very select assortment of Rich Dress Goods, entirely new Silks, Cashmeres, De- Lanes, Marines, and a large variety of all styles for Street, Travelling, and Evening Dresses.
 We call particular attention to our
 MILLINERY DEPARTMENT! consisting of Chenille, Moss and Uncut Vel vet, Satin, Silk, Grecan, Italian, and En- glish Bonnets; Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Bridal Veils and Wreaths; $j ,000 worth of fine French Embroderies, Reai Thread, Nal tese and Gimpure Laces, all styles of Embroidered Velvet & Cloth
 CL KS, Ladies' Cloth and Velvet for Cloaks, Dress Caps, Head Dresses, Ladies' and Misses Corsets, Kid Gloves, Furs, Trimmings of all descriptions, for Cloaks and Dresses, &c., &c.
 \. B.-Embroidering and Stamping done; Cloaks and Dresses made to order, in a few hours, at cheapest prices.
 Ladies, please call before purchasing CY0rders from the country promptly attended to.
 N. STILLMAN S CO,
 No. 299 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 7, 1857.
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Notes Stolen.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscriber had his pocket book, containing
the following described promissory notes. stolen
on The 2ith day Of November, A ID 1857, while
travelling on the railroad east of Chicago TO wit:
One note against Clement Heart and William
Heart for Sloo dated Sept 24th, 1856, payable in
one year from date.
One note against William Heart for $G5, dated
September gath, 1856, payable in one year from
date, and payment OF $50 endorsed Nov, LIST,
1857.
One note against Caleb Barber, for sl2 date d
sept 10th. 1855, payable IN one year from date.
One note against Nathan Busby and J. iiotry
dated Nov. i2th, 1857, for SIS, payable July lst,
1853
All Of said notes are made payable to Jacob
stockslager OF bearer or to Jacob StoCksager or
order, and bear intetest from date. Al persons
are cautioned not to purchase any one of said
notes As they are my properly. And the above
named persons are cautioned not TO pay aay thing
upon them until they are otherwise directed b.
NE OF hy s. A. Bissell my attorney, who has my
instructions in the premises
JACOB STOCkSLAGER.
Upton, Dec. 5th, 1857. 4Stf
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THEATRE-Have you been to the
theatre; if not, 80 to night and see the
beautiful play of IH0oMAR, the Barba-
rian, to conclude with the comedy of
Rough Diamond This is to be the
last performance of the Star Dramatic
Company, and if you want a good quar-
tcrs worth Of fun, do not fail to attend.
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS,
From the Advertising House Of
W. s. SPENCER 4 Co,
NORTHWESTERN FARMER

FOR 1855.
| L Farmers, Gardeners Fruit Growers. and
! Housewives
{, Fed PREMIUMS.
- 81 varieties of the choicest and rarest
seeds for free distribution among Sub.
| scrhsrs.
EIoWER sEEDsFoR THE LADIES.
L In addition to the above, several choice
varieties of FLOWER SsEps viii be sent
TO every LADY subscriber. or TO the wife
CT every subscriber.
4 CENTS HAVE EXTRA SEEDS.
IA Agents get several extra varieties of
seeds and ! Volume of the paper for eve
ny 10 subscribers.
THE FARMER CONTAINS
L 40 10 80 large pages monthly,
10 TO IL 6ne En- Cravings monthly,
Is neatly bound and covered monthly,
Each number makes book monthly,
Has more correspondents than any other,
Is devoted to Al! departments OF Agricu-
ture.
HoHT'csSaLga.SaEs1E,m monthly Agricultural, Jour
nal in this country aesotcs 50 much spsce
to all Kinds OF Fruits. ] he Editor is :
practical ffalt grower Of over twenty
years standing in The West assisted b. Il
large number of the oldest aaC mos. eEpe.
rlenced fruit growers in different locali-
ties--many of whom were among tue first
settlers Of WISCONSIN ILLINOIS and Iowa
This Department within itself, is peculiar
" the II orticultural Journal for the Whole
West--cmbraeGg "a it does the most
reliable informo;Ioa from men who havr
gea,hered their knowledge from practca'
observation and experience in our midst
I AIDES DEPARTMENT.
IL Each namber has Department devoted
to Household Affairs edited ny Lady
assisted by large number Of lady CORES.
pondcnts. In i: may DE found Hundreds
OF practical hints, Receipts, &c, upon ev-
cry department, Of Household work.
yyyHAT We MEAN To DO.
w Make the Farmer wha: its name
would imply--a paper peculiarly adGptrI
to the ia. meTs OF The whole A0rthscsl
1t has larger Number and range OF cor.
respondents thaa any other muutiy Az
ricu:ural paper. 1t also contains more
reading aside from the advertisements,
ana more than three times the number o:
EasTarmgs. Try il and see.
TERMS: siugle Copy, 81, Five Copies, $3.50; Ten
Copies s.; Twenty Copics,S Is; and extra copy to
the Agent for every ten subscribers.
Nov, reader, send for specimen copg and Prospectus
and get up Cluh among your ne shbors In the Pros
pectEs will Le found full catalogue Of Seeds how dis
tbutsd AGENTS and subscribers notices o!the Farmer,
Sc. MILLER & BRAY TON
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. Ia. 1857. SeiS
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Agents for the Advertiser.

Ia We are compelled to issue the AID.
vERrIsER, this week, on small sheet,
as owning to late disaster on the NJ. M.
Railroad, and the detention of freight,
our supply has not reached us.
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%-Judge Tuthill will take pleasure
in receiving Florence Money, at par, for
the next sixty days, from those who are
indebted to him.
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Send For It.
The most superbly illustrated Maya
zine ever published in America, is the
December number of the CosMopoLITAs
ART JOURNAL, containing over sizty
splendid Engra0inys, and giving full par
ticulars of the benefits of the Cosnopol-
itan Art Association, t'co aoi'ars gear;
single copies Gt7y certs. Specimen cop
les will be sent to al persons who wish TO
subscribe on reeei pit uffye postage stamps
Us cents.
See advertisement headed "BriUidnt
Prospectus in this paper.
Address
G. l.. DERBY, Act'y, G. A. A.
SIS Broadway, New-York
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All that we have above our necessities
we should consider as held by US in the
nature OF trustees for the need of the re.
all destitute. Few, like the charitable
and distinguished DR.. Hcbcrton, are ga
iraid Of dying shamJuUy rich
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In proportion rs mn are real coin,
and not countcrfeias. they scorn to enjoy
credit for what they have not. paint
me- said Cromwell, "wriukles and ALL J"
Even on canvass the great hero despised
falschood.
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Railway Bridge between England and
E.anCe.

Railway Bridge between England and
E.ance.
Mr.. Charles Boyd, of Barnes, Surrey,
England, has projected scheme of rail
way communication between England and
France by means Of the tubular bridge.
The English terminus of the bridge will
rest on Dover Cliffs. to give the necessa-
ry altitude above the level of the sea for
the free passage Of vessels of the largest
dimensions, and the bridge will be sup
ported across the Straits by towers rising
from the bed Of the channel at equal dis
tanccs apart-say Of 500 feet. The Freach
terminus will rest on Cape Grisnez, the
land approach to which will require to
be brought to the same elevation or level
as the English terminus. TIE viaduct
will be about 20 miles in length, and
could be traversed by trains in 20 minutes
at all seasons of the year. The greatest
depth Of the Straits is about Il fathoms,
aud IL. ordinary depth from l. to Ii
fathons, With chalk foundation; and
although the proposed bridge is of tubu-
lar tyr.aation, it would Be constructed
80 that the light Of day may ilumine it
in DAYTIME. and free current of fresh
air p;ryade it at all times The project
VS.. brought. some time ago, before the
Emporor OF the French, and. according
to Mr. Boyd, has every prospec, Of sue
cess.
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Very few people are truly wisc--bu.
great many, an immense majority, are
otherwise.
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ThE Proprietor Of ths AERCANTILE
GUIDE would respectfully cali be Attention
OF the Merchants. Farmers sud Mechanics residing
out OF this city to the moderate terms for yearly
subscription 70 the Casa<-bcing to mail subscri.
psfs en!y 90 esnfs per annum, making u the
cheapest family newspaper In the
UNITED = STATES.
The columns fthe Guide will contain Che .
al variety Of original sad spicy ar,ieses, writ.
not only TO please, but to instruct In regard
politics il will mAintsin IN independent tone. and
ON time TO time will advocate such measures as
tend to benefit che greatest number
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Davenport, iowa.
Invite The attention Of Farmers, Builders. Me-
ehanics, and consumers OF Lumber genera ily,
70 their extensive and nIelua4.ed selected stock
Of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
arnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Onar'"
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad +"
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated IN our selec-
tons and purchases.
TWO flint Class PL,usG N,tHisRs
.Woodworth's celebrated patent.) are now
running in our Mil, and our facilities ior man
syaeturing
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequsl'ei in he West. We are also EN-
tcnsively engaged in the Manufacture Il
SASH, DOORS, IND BINS.
We can do better by our customers than ey.
sr before, aud viii DO our best l., su, them.
COTES K DAVIES
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. p,
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FA r II FOR SAL 4.
r O6er for sale al my Town property. tns-tAar
i OF In lots 70 suit purcAsssra Asd also taru
three miles East ~ 1ipeon on Sugar Crssk, well
t.mbered. and well wstsred. one or the best Stock
farms In Iowa, over one hundred acres broke and
fenced, dwelling House snd good web c!~s-
ter, containing 450 acres.
For terms OF sale coll on the undersigned in
Upton. latf JOHN ii. STARR
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soUTHW0RTH's new sto-
ry, THE BRIrH or AN
EVENING, will be CON
menced in THE LEDGER
Oh the frst Of JANUARY,
n. u. Ne. I've have no
Agents authorized to receive
subscriptions for THE LED
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ways remit diree. to US, and
not send OF pay any money
to any Agents.
aga moral tone characterizes every article In THE
LLDaEh In Tact, the names OF its leading contr bu
tors are snhetent guarantee that 1t stands In marked
contrast to class Of weekly publications that have for
20 long time Hooded the country, but which forunae
~ toff oe morals u our people, ars almost extinc.
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THE LEDGER il every
where acknowtsi Lea TO he
the test family paper in the
.orsd--hence its estraerdi'
nary and uHheard of popu
lar.ty-
The Proprietor Ofthe LED
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LASS..20o Boxes of A. Il u. IL. Chambers
VI first quality city glass, assorted sizes
= J. l. G. 4. Myer.
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Grand Exhibition!
THE GREAT WESTERN
| CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment of
CASAD 4 GIL MORE.
Performance
every daye
eept Sunday
Doors open
att Cock
performance
commences
a, "a A. A Admission
free Caas-
rem alf pI!c,
No post ponemepi
account Of the weatn
CT. Never Was there
such an opportunity
since the days Of
solomon, 10 graf
ify the eyes
and M nd
with 80 little
money. Stacks IT
CuArs oil all styles aud mate
r,als; caIt I"ads of PAET ALooNs;
heaps of VESTS, and cords Of shirts
o, tor soGasuIay that would reach
TO the R9cny Mountains, that we might
IL al lc 10 tell you Of one half Of our al
mo Il endless variety % Fall aut winter
Goods in regard 10 prices there's no use
atalk ing We sell low that we are
Of Zen afgatd C-=tumars may IA II
tAatst steal car goods 10 not al.
10. ourselves 10 lie over ONE
By i'd le feaEs. friends; co me one
nd all, and you ,4all see " hat
Won shalt secr If youg eve 81 ght
isp DOR, d mt forget to bring your
spec tscies, for we win show You h c
hea ties of nature simered down in the
br - kettle of Art and science, and man
= manufactured into Ready Made q
Clothing, Of every grade style
and price We have Hats
10 please the the most ia
ST. lous, log ether
with CARS that wo'd
gracea climax.
s nirts With lin
en- b % SONS,
cellar :, and the
very latest
stye OF Calico
sarts Of the nos,
attrac i've patterns !!
L der garments,
Stocks! Crasats
Neck Ties.
Sus pend.
erst silk,
Liza en- and
Cot TOT
hose and
every thngin
Gentle men or
Boys Il rnsh- Goods Our clo-
hing, hats and Il caps are unsurpas-
sed for
'msterial style, make OF durability, and havinRl
,bou4ht our goods at the lowest wholesale pri
Ices we ara confident that can offer better bar
'gains than have even been made before in Cedari
County To all who wish to have their eiothiu q
'made 10 order we would invite to an eAamina-
ltlon OF our stock OF French. German and Anne
|riean cloths Of superior qualities and of every
ID color and price. 0f Cassimeres we have large
land splendil assot tmen', consisting Of French
land Anne rican Doeskins. both black aud fancy ::
(al-o fancy cas- tmeres of every sttle and price,
Ito suit. Our stock oi vestings is large and CON
Issts # all the latest STYLES of Nelveis silk Sa
|tins &c. and of the best quality. All the above
goods will be- made to order in style unsurpa.-
(sei in the west. 2-S~ Remember the place. i
doors East OF SNetland'5 orner.
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and In fact everything that may be called for In
his line.
Now IL the time TO buy your Goods in order TO
get the styles, and tis we'll known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether ysu
want 10 buy or not We want your opinion Of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods. tut
take pie 2sure in doing so. CHA'S SHETLAND