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J0HT HALLUM.
A TTOREET At law, and General Collector foi
n west TenDessee Once Jefferson street, Pest
OEce Buldl-g Eeps
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FIVE CHILDREN AT ONE BIRTH.-On the
morning Of Monday last. a woman named
Elspet Gordon, residing in Rothes, gave birth
to three male and two female children. The
three boys were born alive and lived till
the following morning; but the two girls were
stinborn. The births were premature, being
/ in the sixth month but what is very extraor-
dinary, all were full grown for the period Of
CESSATION; nor is this the most surprising cir
cumstance in the case. one Of the boys having
actually two front teeth when be came into the
world Dr.. Dawson, Of Rothes, attended the
woman, who, We are happy to say, is doing
I G,r,I %
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THIS Roaa rms from Wheeling 70 Baltimore, C5Ts
missl and 70 Fashington, 900 ues,) ard presents
The fullest advantages both freight End passengei
line It through Wild and romantic regions of IN
Neshenes; and being solty constructed, completely
equipped and carefully mEnsgd l. one Of ths most at
trcfive and safest Railroads IN the Uuted States n
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus snd Tanesvilleti
Theetns unitss this road with al portions Of The Wss
THE oELY FIrnousH TTczETs FRoM HEMPHn
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NArIOEAL NE.
raOPoLIs, sold By THIS rOsd, which runs rset =
Washington without the delay Of passing thr0ugh salt
more Il Is also the only linz BY which bsggsgs eaa b
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
Le-By the NAIL ROUTE from Memphis, taks the mai
steamers running daily for Louisville oa11ecrng thart
with mail steamers JedersouTe Railroad Tor Cncin
Little Miami Railroad Tor Columbus. oonneetng therf
with Central Ohio Railroad. through hsEsrk and lanes
VILE 70 Wheelng. By the express train o. this route
the time from CncinnEt % Baltimore and 20 Washingto1
Tss surs 70 ask for tietst5 By the Baltimore and Oh
T-5@P,sss1rs-s from Memphis soing Rast thrsaEh 81
Is ssn buy TarouEh Tcksts By ths Baltimore and Ohio
Raroad is route lays through Vincsunes, terra Haute,
Tnffsnapolls etc 70 Wheeling over the Ohio and
Wi-sissuni and oouunectinE Roads These connections
.ra al dacs and the time from St Louis to Baltmors
on washington but about a. hours. through Tickets
y ths -51s nay BE- hsd Of the Agent under the PAN
tsrs House. the foOwing rates Prom St. Louis to
salsimcrs SIS; % Washingtoa s26.
Al Whcelnz the passenger takes the superior cars of
a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which leave three tlues
daily for Baltimore, Washington, Phiadelphis and New
Tork Through In rs or n hours intending stoDpazas
For safety spe regularity. beauty Of he country and
general COMFORT This read s second 70 the Union
FREIGHTS. - Tais company possesses TIE lsrsest
squfpcut Of any Railroad 10 thr United States and
prepared 70 % Immense business iu transpcrtation
The road makes Immediate c0unection Al the wharves and
the streets of Baltimore with The Railroad 70 PhiAde
phia and New York, steamers ef Ericsson and BALTfi
MORE STEAMSHIP lines. b. Canal and Sea 70 NV
York and By kerchsnts and Miners Line Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, &C. Fo
DartcuGrs freight tari copies OF which nay
n the ForWsrnF Houses IN the west OF J. B. RaRD
seosfvins and sorWardins AEsnt A Eheeling.
WM. s. WOODSTDE,
Master Of Trsnsp0rtation. Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS a'loving the holders 70 stop a
any point, and resume their Et pleasure nay b
purchassd At the Company's Once. No. IS, genersoE
street doors Esst Of the Commercial Hote Memphis
i MnlIN
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PROF. REMINGPo
NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS,

Has ths psasurs 10 alnounce 70 his friends and the
sublic rensraly thst he has bsn Appointed bY Mosrs
stodart Morris Of New YORK. ksent for the sale q
He is nov opening At tasir store en- Madison street.
sv doors from the Union BaAf, large srsok .nina WI
Be- sold st FeD York priee nr~cssJ
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DIXON 8 HELs

DIXON s HELM.
A TTORNETs Al Law AsWpnis, T5nnessee. one
"a sauth SIDE q Court Square, doors East o. ne
River sank 1ani1-dE
EDWARD PTCKETT, JF.,
A TTORNEY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn Once, 1eneT
~ .nl -.re-- rnlaEaE the Post Oroe BuLldlnE.
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A TORN SIS AT Law, Charl slo1, Mss VII prao-
n tce n th= f10Eig cuuuties q NCrth ASsissippii
TsllshEtchie. PEno q, Tslobus Czrron, Sluf0vsr; !;
the Fe1eal Court Poltotoc, and The SuBreme Court
At jackson Prompt 1tentoa vii be qai5 70 TIE Csee-
tion q Claims PLACED in their hands
EEFEREHCEs - WEtssH, Graft Benton. Holly
Springs, Ms; ". 2. Stasrns oxford, Mss
Fisher. jackson, Mss Watt, Noble h kobey, Or
leans. La spi5-3z1
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THC0000C C0"

A TTORNET AT Law, Memphis Tenn ono On
n Esin street IN greenlsv's Building, brtEesn Union
and GEvsso STREETS novs-sfv
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CAUTION! !!

gEIHB renuf highly C0NCFN7R rkD bEhaANh'a
4 HOLLAND BIrTEAS is put up n han Eilt coillea
only and alled 81 dollar for jingle aotis Ine
.rear demand hs truly cslsbra ed nedlet has ~
against purchasing -
a. ser RCgRHAvE's HGLLkND BrfrBRS, naanu-
faatured By B-namia Page r. Co. q PittfourEh.
enf 80 th.t their nsms Is o. he iabs svsry tot
tis BENJAMIN PA6E il. \ Co,
Nanafnctur1ng PharmsoeutiEt and Ch mists.
augl RitisbuTgh, "a.
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DO respectfully info n the Ell iEens % Mem -
] phis ard ths surrounding county that am nj
pared with ih- ne essay scrtrFs and fixtures III
% Move Rat Lower and 81 siEhfen Buildings 3L-aA
% al cescr ptods Persons waning Work dune that
Toe VIII and u 70 their interest call on 81 ny
pluoe Of rss nee, of han and Overten streets
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTH.
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y VIZ NEOSnEa
A TOREKT AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn References
"A Nessrs- ward a gones. Philips & white, Lamb,
Young B. 90. McClsnahsn, Trousdale Dill Milton
Putnam Nnes Over Esq n. Avery, Esq.. Memphis
OHoe up sta!rs a. the corner OF Main and Madison
streets next docr 70 the Gsyoso Savings Institution
nrf7-ffv
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hidrvn und-r ten years o. sg9.....--.......... 50
eerVaafs o. al AZ u
A ibsral deduciipn viii b mate n tn above rates
Ubru fami-s remain moRth nr during ths seaael-
REFEREN- Es-Gen. Hinton Jackson, Mss- Joseph
Cox ESQ. sslma Ala D. D. VS.. JacEson. kiss.
Irhn = LsDsly. Selma Ala. Ne 3 40 Prince,
Tuscaloosa Ala Drs ". q. q 3 Nsusum, Tus-
cumbia Ala. n G-HHway, G. P F1atr Esq q D.
small q Memphis, Tenn A. Loonry. 80. Co
lumnis. TN THOS. T. KILLER.
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Master Of TTansportation. Baltimore
THROUGH TICKETS, aIovinE the holders 70 stop a.
any point and resume their At pleasure may b.
purehassd at the Company'5 Once No. IS, JsnersoD
street doors sast Of the Commercial Hote Memphis
lune25-Iv WI M0RIN. Arent.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

TBElEtsst sne By fS- the most important improve
ment IN Photography Is the recently patented pic
sure known as tie SPHEREOTTPE, which Is not only
and unlk any Of its precessors bat greatly
perior - AL The Sphereotype Is proof against TInIE
AIR and WATER and for richness Of tone warmth ol
expression and distinctness has equalln fact the
iusion Is such that the picture, image, suspend
ed IN air, entirely independent Of the back ground
For This picture have the exclusive right for Mem
phis Specimens can Be In Gallery, where pic
ures are also taken In ne var0us style By Artist
PROP. REMINGTON,
Eho combinfs the Chemist with the Artist Whick sns
bies him 4. an tines 70 BrOdues superior Plstures
RH. CLARK 4 CO.,
dncl-tl Ne. I Clarkls Marble Block-
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BEoKE JATL.-On the night Of the 18th inst
three prisoners, 7. Watson, T. S Bowen and
J s. McDonough, escaped from the Jail in this
place. The Sheriff has offered a reward oI
s2O0 for their apprshsnsion.-HaeoE Star
MAJ p.
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House- Mover and Raiser

Superintendent Of rran-porsa,s'r ! MI I nh
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Wtekman County, Tenn.
R0RTY MILES WEST OF coLuMBIA.

wv - man NoAnNga CMAs
FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA
Change Of Prop ietO-'h'p and Management
TT1HIs eel b-std wstri E-Pse fsvnE besn psr-
Il chased o. the .u0scriber, hts bsen thor.uEhy
ss4 and renovasd VII Be- 0peasd for he rsoeJtion q
viit0ra on the
Tw mite 9TH OF May
Tae ats prop i-0rs havi1E dsnosed q thsr n
tr-s W The sprinEs the subserber, aSslstss b hrs
sr. I'll sssdne ths entire nsnsE-Deut n the sstso
ishm-nt snd nsith pains VII Be pzrsd 70
rnf-r Besver Dan o. the pleasant and cofort
a5l- vaferfnz-p a - IN the Southwest
ACCON SOD ATOMS, &C.-The huiid nEa have au
psosd in lent rs7air nd many iupUVsm-1fa
sddsd 20 that -FOUR HUEDHBD visitors b. aocou-
yi Be a5u danily suppd and VII be equal 70 ia9se q
ars--c'ass hotsis.
THz zWATERt-THs waters st Rssvrr Dan ernHist q
VI 70 Grey Rrd ard Blsck suDsur Chayosate O wen
b. snsyss 70 ts me strouEsst 10 the srats and ne best
u Freesfore ard Lfmss'o-s
MBDi AL A ArTESDAECE-Tts subscriber who has
hen - zoe "a tsn ves-s. enEnged The prFetios o.
msrdd 81 All hours - visitors vao chance % nssd
his services physc'aa
MANS or ACCESS TO BEAVER DAM-Thsrs ars
'h-ee r0utas 70 thess springs, al Or ghch 10 1e
pair ills Of coaches vii run frcm Co umbia thr
tines Eeek and leugers viii . throuGh frsu that
aaoe daF- md pass - the rosda n
h sfats Arrsngsmrnts have ben made Al Brift's
Lansing fhe Tennessee river b. whica vis tors
achinE from that drecton vu and ready ocaEsTHnos
70 the Springs.
AMUsENENTs, AC-visltors VII asd st Reavsr Dam
. laTfs BAN Rom in-Piu ATeTss &C ans truut
the p'ace ard der In abI1daneg
nay Be fond Ia the imufdiats vicinity
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ARKANSAS NEWS.

MAILs IN AEEAEsAs.-TAs postmaster at
Napoleon has addressed thr following letter to
the editor Of the Napoleon PlGH,sr:
PosT OFFICE, NAPOLEON, ARK HsyI4 '5s
r. h. TUcKER- Dear Sir; Having taken
upon myself the srduols duty Of corrseting
the many abuses TO which the press and the
people Of the Eastern portion Of the State Of
! Arkansas are subjected, bY failure of post
masters to do their duties, ] hope you will give
this communication publicity through your
columns.
There is, as the Local Mail Agent at this
place will readily attest, large, and might
say nearly all The mail MISTER for this STATE,
bagged and labelled for Little Rock By the post
masters at the distributing Offices on the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio rivers
Nov, sir, know that these bags contain a
large amount Of mail matter for counties east
and south Of Little Rock, from the fact that
upon openii z the mail from Little Rock daily,
there are newspapers and letters from the
North, South and East, TO Offices situate in the
eastern portion Of the State, that have been
sent to Little Rock In the way I say.
Even letters for this delivery from New York,
Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore ard other
cities, are sent in this way. This should be
corrected, and as the press is the oHly medium
through which it can be done, I do hope that
they will lend me their aid in putting down this
worst Of evils.
-H.raH
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nEsSClutI0u.

THE arm sf FLnURGOY, COOPER d LEAKB, !.
this day dissolved 5y mutual con ent, the name q
-'- JNO a FLOURNoT,
N 7. COOPER,
.,fa-.- p " IFAKE
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GIN the death o. Mr Bailey N c-ia ratro r1 g
- have been u cnsssd - company who bay- re-
1oasled tie entire prrmiss bui nuubsr of Epa-
tous rnoua Be ides other improvements necus-
{ sary for h 1uf0rt Of vi sitars.
with reEard % The ra'ive Dr0pertieH o. Bal =
-D-nEs, their acacy Be o f1ir snd sstsfscto-
useesssry ~ tns % he prop iotors % wuf
- q heir virtues suo8 it 70 AZ hogevFr that Il -
FeneIaly d not univ-r all conesd thst for the curs
2 the = icvi1E dissssss. Barley sprinss
nassed oy any i1 ne 20 d Wh= sEs lings II ter
Scraf1la Dropsey. DFEDe ST. FEMALE D. rsss vel
all Fsnsreal and Cutaassus Diseases % sVery ssor-
ton.
Wsrn aud Cold Baths viii b f1rnishsd for tbs visi-
tors
Ne s-risEs are opsn summer ard winter sni tie
-ondteuce tken ls fhst there ave- less
than hfty vistoFs prrsent- Theg ocataf Lsudr-
dale eounty Alabama, nine N e- from Forrua and are
Gov most sc1 ssh q al sections regusr line %
stage, s0d hs b vii run TWICE DAY fro1 u cuE-
pa u b spri couneetag Win thc hey pass
ruaeumbis ch vay.
Ths lseaiity th- Springs unsu-passed bsiBs In
pleasssi and healthy e-Enirys vi. ens eshing and
hunt M grounds
isrE- Livery Stable has rreetet 81 ne Springs
snf rverJ descvDi zen o. vehiees slWays b I'D
Tsn-uin Aieya uard Tables and ssery de- e-ipf i0z
q srus-uI NJ nay Be- four on thf prsmisea
C5t iiau snd DanriuE Partes giE.n regularly suring
he vel
Bsrt o. Muac b a. teeu engaged for ne srason.
No Hsrt E b. snsr-d On tss o. n groDristnrS
rend-r vi.ifo-s com'orishie sud abe
sr91ff Us C0NNFa 4 CO.
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The RETIRED PHFsIcIAN.o-It appears
that Or James, the "Tetired physician, whose
sands of life have nearly run out, (" has retired
and run out from the scene Of his labors, leaY-
ing behind him disconsolats police and an IN
healed world. Not even ais famous Cannibis
Indica, or East Indian Hemp, which had saved
his ouly daughter from the grave was able TO
arrest the mysterious prowess by which bis
shadow grew lcss and lees, until be entirely
disappeared. His sands Of life" be has, how
ever, converted into sands Of gold, and the pos
s7ssion Of one hundred thousand dollars con-
soles him for his compulsory fight from the
gaieties Of New York. The "Tetired physi-
cian" is not the only masquerade in which the
/ departed Brown-bis real name-has figured.
| he was also n. Monsett, who taught people
| TO change mercury into gold be was Prof. Jas.
/ I Horne, who sdvertises that be will show
/ anybody the way TO make 81 900 a year, If no;
I more, upon the receipt OF a certain sum il
postage stamps, which, coming duly 10 hand
/ the applicants are sent recipe for the manu-
fsetuTe OF artificial honey, and the right to sci
l it in any county which the dupe may select
/ the two costing five dollars. The enterprising
i Brown is also Madame Julie Melville, who hai
/ lately received from France some splendid cos
I metics These facts have Just been brought Z
/ light by the New York police, who are now il
eager pursuit Of the retired and retiring phy
sicisn. It appears that there was no CaHaibi
Indlca In the medicine of Brown, but merell
a compound Of liquorice, slippery elm decoc
tion aud honey, costing sixteen cents, bottl
and all, and for which be charged two dollars
His Regulating and Purifying Pill, and Ex
celsior Ointment Of India, }" were made on To
same principle, and sold for as many dollars a
| they cost him cents. The most magnificent o
his cosmetics, 3 The Mix Of Roses and Elk
tract Of Elder Blossoms" :" turns out to hav
been a mixture Of msgnesia and alcohol, cost
Ing hin about eight eeuis-price two dollars
bottle l. remains TO be seen under what ns'
Disguise the retired physician" will make hi
next appearance before the public.
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A CUEIous BIoGRAPHIcAL ASEcDoTE-
Chancellor Egertoh, Lord EIesmsTe, was SOD
10 servant maid, named Sparks, who had lived
with his father, Sir Richard EgerEon, Of ri +
ley. His mother had been 90 neglected by her
sedueer, that she was reduced to beg for sup
port. A neighboring gentleman, friend to
Sir Richard, saw her asking aims, followed BY
her child. He admired it's beauty. and saw 10
il the evident features Of the Knight. He i'm
mediately went to Sir Richard, and laid before
him the disgrsee Of suffering his own offspring,
illegitimate as 1t was, to wander from door to
door. He was affected with the report, adopted
the child, and, by proper education, laid the
foundation Of it's future fortune.
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STRIEERs.-A large number Of factory ope.
ratives are on = strike at Olneyville, R. l., for
restoration Of wages to the rates paid before
tie panic.
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MEMPHIS AID CHARLRSTON

WAodlN6 lONs bALIAMOhE5
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
FTNBTS Railway, fully and newly equipDed and passi1g
throlEh beautiful AMI healthy cruutry, clsrs %
travellers from the Mississippi Vseya routa throe hua-
comfort than any other y n ,sr and NORrH.
TTM8 AND FARE REDUCED -Under the present
ssheiue Of the Post once PePsrmsDt delays per-
mitted and 3 saving effected of "a hours-
Pa~sing through Slave rsrritofy ample security ls A.
forded FOR the conveysnce Of Servants
At Dalton Ga choice Of RoHtss Is ofsrs5-by cnr-
inuOus railway through Georgia, south Carolina aud
Scrth Carolina % Rchm nd. By thr Great Mefrusol-
Line through Btsf Tennessee and Vrania 70 HnoE-
ve LEnchburg Richmond, and 70 an Of he celebrates
THE ExPRs~s NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis dsIly
At TOO n .st0rping At al statiJns-
Lhs ACCnAAOOAIiON IkAlh leaVes Aempnis
DAILY texoept Sundaysl AZ i5 P NJ. for J1netiol
with e Mississippi Central and fenn~asee Central
aanroad somervfle and intsrmsdiate sta ions.
TRAINS CONNECr-At Grand Junction with ths
NlssssipPi Central Rafirrad TO Holly SprinEs Oxford
Grenada Canton JscksSn, etc ant with the Misssl-
pp and Tennessee Central Railroad 70 Bolivar Jsrkson,
At Poeasontas With tri weekly Ina Of Coaches 4
Ripley Pontotne Aberdeen. and Columbus, Mls8
At Iusa Eitn saly Inc Of folr-horse Coaches
through Absr sen, Columbus ete to the norhsrn isr-
minus Of the Mob r and Ohio Railroad
Through KITS good until used-Vtth The prvfsrr az
stapping At sny point desired d At the GEsERAL
Street station.
sach pssssuEer win Be a1s-ss ore hundred usu.. d
hagE ssi a-ticie viii BE- carried Eags that a
sot Incident % tn person Of he passenger IN ease al
loss the Company vii bold themselves responsible sor m
snount not ezoesding 3 co.
Negroes. When traveiing alone must have a r.---tt
aanng the point TO which hey are t. 20 and suecfn
that they travel By rair- ad or they viz not -
carried. No tcset VII he sold them win they -
resolved The unless th r or agrnt Be pre-
snt or known to the Ticket Agent Conuct0r or olhsr
person 70 vouch for gsnuinsaess Of permit
?. O. ARMS.
i General Superint-ndsnt.
/ 3 ATRT9
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c. P. GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The General
Assembly Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church is still 10 session in this place. Il net
on the 2Oth inst, and the Introductory sermon
was preached by the Rev. Carson P. Reed, Of
Tenn. former Moderator. The Rev. Felix
johnson, Of Ala was then chosen Moderat T,
and H. H. Harrison, Clerk, assisted by John
Frizzell.
The attendance Of ministers snd lay dele
gates is large, coming from many States in the
Unioa Many persons OF both sexes are, and
have been present, from distance, drawn
tbither to witness the deliberations Of This, the
highest iudicatory Of very large, important
and growing denomination. The Assembly
embraces much and varied talent; and the
earnest, thoughtful and intelligent appearance
of the members impresses a spectator very ia
VOTabiy.
The Assembly will adjourn, we suppose
during the present week, so that the DiDiste rs
can resume their labors in their respective
fields Of duty.
Since the Assembly met, divine service has
been held daily and nightly, and the attendance
has been large and the attention good. The
pulpits Of the Methodist, Baptist and Presby-
tsrian Churches as well as its own have been
ably filed by various msmbsrs Of the Assembly.
Haatsptls .fdv0cqte, May 27.
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y 4lINElIr
GRO = NGTsOE,

Ee7AAAa1All5 -A1HNAr4-r @2A~-
NEW Mail RoUTE.-It is said that, in the
recent lettings Of mail routes foT Arkansas, q
daily line of stages was established from Little
Rock via Batesvills aud Pocahontas to Iron
Mountain in Missouri.
/ THE CEoPs Within the last two weeks we
have had occasion to visit several portions Of
I Columbia and Ouachita counties, and we were
proud 10 observe that the farmers, the great
hulwsrk Of society. had not been idle, but were
q up and doing" The corn fields present quite
a green appearance; we are satisfied that there
( will be full crops Of corn made ia Columbia.
Ousehita and Union counties this year. There
will be at the least calculation two-tbird
Gotten crop made, besides an abundant yield Of
wheat, cate. potatoes, and fruits.
Our soil will produce equal tC Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee, louisiana. Georgia, or
Texas, with the exception Of their bottom lands
which, perhaps, may be a little better-Tery
little, however.
Now there is an idea prevalent in the Older
States that Texas is the garden spot Of the
the Union. This is a mistake. Texas is z
good country, but we think Arkansas as good
il not better. We resided 10 Texas, of and on
for eleven years, and We know all about it
One thing is certain, that Arkansas is vel
Watersd aud has good seasons, which is def.
cient in Texas, or at least in the Northern pOr
tlon of il. We have lived in Southern, East
ern, Western, and Northern Texas, aud w
know that we speak the truth in regard to hol
seasons and the facilities " getting water.
We would admonish p sons who leave th'
old States to seek a new nome to make South
eTn Arkansas their place Of destination. W
are convenient TO navigation, and, with a few
exceptions, our society cannot be excelled il
the world. Lands are UsYy lolS. You can bul
good lan,s from 81 50 to S3 90 per acre, Unim
proved. We invits sou to come along and Sc
that We speak the truth fully.-Magn Courier
large drove Of government cattle crosse
the river at this place on last Sunday, en- rout
for tah-Poi1haiaa -HdU., May 20.
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PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WAsaTNG1ON, MONTREAL
PORTLAND anf all Important , n 9,
NORTH AND GAzT

PORTLAND an al Importantly , 10 9.
NORTH a NJ ID EAST
At C1lcsg9, eoanssttng With Michigan Cs-trsl Cars
i-svng the sane apt for Ostro 4 Nia<ara Falls
70 hester uoa7y Erv 7 X iBo-tons and an Eastern
and Atlantic Cites Onlv tE1 changes % ears r.
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flur from Car5t5 New Tcrk rlle f-oz Caro- % New
York ~ hours Connects a. 5aniova With Ohl0 and
Nj gissiDsi Ra iroad from Is1ls YIncennes a.
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Lo1is Riilr1sd, Ind slapolis Lnu vile and Cincn-
zt; At rerasur, with main lire Express sor Galsna
and p1nlsith-the lat sr oonne-tirg With trains 70
sp-inEneld Naples Rrek Islsnf Buriisgton and Q1iny
Al trtins from Csrl oonnect at BanfoEsl with the
Oaio an Mississippi trains for 81 L01is an Cincn-
natl
rhe Illinois Central RaTroad Csuplny have afded 70
thsir Rol ing 81 twenty superb sttro sl-er lnz
o. which vii emfOrtsbiy berth afty passsn-
gers.
ThrOuEh Tickets.
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rocs % Cairo GEd tlsnes By RGilrodd 70 e ponf5
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nation espsc i7g the route nay BE- urei sppca-
ti' q TIE Comp AVS On e IS Ie street doors
east or the Commsrcial no,ri. Nemahis
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