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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
A THREE YEAR OLD.-Thc Rom


A THREE YEAR OLD.-Thc Rome
Sentinel relates that three year old girl
accompanied her father upon visit to
her grandparent in the country, where
blessing is invoked BY the white hair
ed patriarch before each meal. The
custom was one with which our little
friend had not been made familiar at
home, and ofinterest end curious watch
'ulness. But when the family gathered
around the board the second time after
the commencement Of her visit, she was
prepared for The preliminary religious
ceremony, and observing that her father
did not seem duly conscious Of the ap.
preaching solemnity, sher called him to
order BY saying, with stearn gravity,
BE still, papa-grandpapas going
to talk to his plate, pretty soon!'
A CALIFORNIA WoNDER.-.At the
store of Messrs Eryine & Co, on Front
street, may be seen fleece, finely dress
ed aud in the most splendid order, weigh.
ing forty two pounds, and believed to
be one Of the largest, if not the very
largest, ever taken from asheep on this
side of the continent. If it can be beat
We shall cheerfully concede the fact
whenever made known. The ram from
which this fleece was taken weighed when
sheared two hundred and fifty pounds,
and at the end Of the present month
will probablp 50 upwards Of two hun
dred and sixty. lie is the property of
Mr. Benjamin Flint, and was raised in
the vicinity of San Juan, in the north
ern part of Monterey county.-Son
Francisco Times, Amysst 3d.
New EDITION OF A ToAsT.-Jones
was not tipsy the other night, when it
became his duty at the proper stage Of
the proceedings. to give the regular toast
to woman, for he said 50 afterwards. lie
proceeded:
"Oh Woman in our hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard TO please
But--but-seen oft, familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then embrace
The Supreme Court Of Indiana has
made "a decision that "the published 4
terms Of Newspaper publishers without
special contract contravenihg the pub
lishcd terms, the publisher can charge
and receive according to the terms 50
published. Il is not necessary to prove
what the work cost Or was worth; the
publishers have right to fix the esti-
mate value Of their columns, and if SO
fixed, no other question need be asked,
but the price thus charged can be recov-
cred" s
m Would you be exempt from un.
easlness, s,do nothing you know or suspec,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

~ Would you be exempt from IN.
easlness, do nothing you know or suspec,
to be wrong.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

HEIGHT OF EDIFIcEs-The highest
edi6ces in the world are the following.
The Pyramid Of Giseh, Egypt lfeet) 543
Cathedral at Cologne sol
Minister at Ulm 481
Cathedral at Antwerp 476
Minister at Strasbourg 466
Pyramid Of Cheops, Egypt 462
St. Stephens Church, Vienna Az
St. Peters at Rome 40
Pyramid Ccphranes, Egypt 426
st. Martin at Landshut 42O
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
]. 4. q GRAHAM,

IL 4. 4 GRAHAM,
NJoTARY PUDLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
lN AN1NT, Toledo Tama county lows. AL
business entrusted TO his care will receive
prompt atteDfjes. [aPril 3n, 1860 -nl-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

How THE DEMOCRATS INTEND TO
CARRY MIINNEsoTA.-J. G. Pratt, in .
communication to the st. Paul Times,
says: II was at yellow Medicine du.
ring the recent payment Of the Upper
Sioux. About one hundred Of the red
men were sheared, and dressed in the
apparel Of white men. Previous to tho
operation, Superintendent Cullen I'd.
dressed them through an interpreter,
and stated that he wished to have them
vote. at the next election and tote the
Democratic ticEet."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

Walker. tAe fllibustsr has Joined ~
Sons Of Malta, hoping 70 eosvsst tleo
to his mani6sst dsstisy theory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
Kosta, Iowa County IOvva.

Kosta, Iowa County Iowa.
!. formerly Hewitt House, on the east side o.
Honey creek.
The undersigned having leased the ab;vt
" property for q term Of years. fatters himself
IT that his arrangements and accommodation
io,,are such that all those giving him call once
Surwill do 30 again. His time and attention will
prd,e devoted to making all customers comforta-
ChAle. On the first day of May, will have
fantbmpletcd large and commodous barn into
eassJ.ich all vehicles, can be driven for protec-
Ordi1 1n and security. N. n. ADAMS.
HHAJKos.a. March 18th 1859. n21-ly.
~ rniA
taksnk GEORGE RAINEs,
al' USTICE OF THE PEICE,
tor. General Agent.
k-r the transaction Of any business entrust-
is care.
psedo, Tama Co., Iowa.
N. G. TING,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
e epetaI AgeQf.
THE COLLECTION OF MONIES
PAYMENT OF TAXES.
Toledo. Tama County, Io,cd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

@ Whenever man gets desperate
and rails against his hard luck, you can
safely place him in the category with the
fellow who made bear trap and put his
foot in it to sec how it worked. He lost
his foot and fell to "cussin" the trap
Your railer against the hard luck makes
his own trap, is the first to fall into it,
and condemns the hacdiwork Of his own
invention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

rM- Charles Dickens is under engage.
mcnts to give sixty Readings" accord
ing to pre-arranged programme, a VI.
rious. points in the United States, for the
very reasonable remuneration Of S25,.
600 cash at the start, and one,fourth Of
the net profits of the exhibition.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

~ The New York and Eric railroad
which has cost $40, 900, 900, il nov !
bankrupt corporation. Il i in To
hands Of receiver. The value 81 the
road is estimated It from I'll, 900, 900 =
$50, 100000. The are some other roads
which will sooner or latsr 50 the sans
way Of the Erie.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

n@- The "big tunnel" on the Coving.
ton and Ohio Railroad, in Grssnbsier
county, Va, is 400 feet long. and 700
feet below the surface Of the earth. Il
is 800 longer than the Blue Ridge tun-
mel. The width is twenty seven feet,
to accommodate = double track, and the
height is % feet.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

WIscoNs1N.-Carl Schurs has declined
the Republican nomination for Lieut..
Governor Of Wisconsin. He says hs
has no other ambition than to Be- pri.
yate in the Republican ranks, and waats
to be in . position to nsks elective
fight in the great contest Of 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
GErEa GnEsT rErEE..
KTAyETG HILL.
Steam Saw and Grist Hill,
 AND HUNDRED ACRES OF .I.0nd Hor Sage.

THE STEAM SAW AND GRIsT MILLs, sitH- ! ated in Union Township, White county. heretofore known as the JACKSON & TARyER MILLS. together with 1900 acres of Land, 400 acres ef which are covered with pine tim bef, contiguous tAereto5 will be sold, on rea- sonable terms
 These Mills are situated twenty miles west of Des Are twenty miles north of Browns vile. twenty miles south of Searey. and twea- ty miles east Of Springfield. or ths line of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad. The mills are In good order. and are among the best in the State.
 ALso--a tract of Land containing 320 acres, tRe9ty acres of which are cleared, with good dwelling and oat-hodses, and fine well of wa fer ia the yard.
 LtNEwIsE--a tract of Land containing 160 acres, with good dwelling and well of water on tAe premises.
 LtEEwsa-another tract of Land contain ing l60 acres.
 These LANDS are among the hest in the county having been seiected at an early day. and Ire situated in q good aeigAborhood
 e5 For further information, address the undersigned at Stony Point, White county, Arkansas.
 FRANCIS M. YARBRoUGH.
 FebI3. Is58-ly
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
Returning to Slavery.

We find in the report of the North Car olina ssHouse of Commons" for January 3, the following proceedings:
 The bill for the relief Of Emily Hooper, Of Llberia, was then read
 Mir. Norwood ssated that Emily was the daughter Of man who helf station of consequence in the republic q Liberia. He came 70 this state. purchased her free- don1, and carried her to Liberia. Her pa- rents being dead, she is most anxious 10 return 10 the service of her former mis- tress at Chapel Hili. The bill was to permit her 10 do SO
 Mr- Brnhury thought there was Con- ssitttional objection to ensasing a free African at present in Liberia. II he thought there was not, he would De in fa- vor ofthe biii.
 Mf. Norwood replied that she was at present a tree woman, who voluntarily wanted 10 return 10 slavery, but who would become the pfoperty of lie State by re- turning here. To removeihis, and vest jn 2 Il the person of her former mistress, was the object of the bill
 MT. Benbufy still thought tl.at the act of Congress, as well as the Constitution, pro. hibIied such measure.
 MT. Kerr would vote in favor of the bill, as no act Of Congress referred to shis case. She was not of pure African blood. nor q native Of Afflca, and m returning 10 slavery Tn this State, she did not come within the acts Of Congress prohibiting the slave trade. He considered this case as giving high testimony in favor of the institution oi slavery in this State, when woman. af.er experiencing the benefits Of liberty, begspermisslon 10 return as the slave Of her former mistress.
 The bill passed is second reading.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
RhsGm atisza Cured WITHOUT FAIL. BY nR. T. McGoWWs SARSAPARTI4LA

And H@dlGdla Of T0Gaaho FFEHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and | HEALTH RESTORER, prepared from FRESH ROOT, the cnly kind worthy the confidence of physicians or the public, old Imported root being inert. The eemponen5s of this medicine are highly extoiled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Sir Wm. Fordyce, Bsodie, Bell, etc, for the CURE OF RHEU WATISM. Scrofua. White Swelling, Syphilis. Neuralgia, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Complaints, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, etc. l. makes the skin clear and snooth-an object Of interest with the ladies. r removes mercury, oF any impurities of the bloed or system, and should be used in the spring to purify the blood and prevent sick hess. Price Sl bottle.
 HscsOEyg's Essence Tar-A certain cure Ter Bowel Complaints, as Diarfhea, Dys- eEterY. Flax, etc
 Rzc&eEg D0gggood and Iron "A Permaaent cure for Chiiis, Ague Cake, Night Sveats, Debility, Dyspepsia, etc. ESe6t0gym's Golden Pec1oras- For the relief of Coughs, Colds, CoHsump- lions, etc.
 McEcTEn's Stomach Bitters-A pleasant lngigoFating Tonic. to be used before meals in Dyspepsia. DebiIity etc.
 McGOW MS OINTMENT-NeVeT known 10 fail curing Old Sores, Cancers, Chronic Sore Eyes, etc.
 The above prepared ard sold in Memphis by
 H. s. HUGHES.
 Druggist, No. 543 Main street. Sold in Des Are. Arkansas, by
 BLACK S PERKINS. oct5-ly Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
Three Hundred Town Lots
 AT PRIVATE SALE.

Hfa E1eS aAg'Cs s&FAfs3a&fSS. HERE Is a rare oppo taaisy oaerea to per- sons desiring te get q pleasant home in she most Arriving and pfosperous town on White river. The location of the town is beaWtiful. It is supported by strong bacl. country. and is the centre af an extensive trade. An industrious, enterprislng population Is al- ready crowding into '. and property is rapidly advancing Now is the time to buy if Yoa want RARG AfNS
 Our Lots are situatea in the most desfra- ble portion of the town, hoth For BHsiness and fer Family Resi5eaces. We oifse them on EAsv TERMS, and any num- Der to snit purchasers
 fs The urgent and Increasing demand for here, induces us 10 offer third in- terest in the above property to any responsi bic party, wh9wili advance capital for improving vacant Lots.
 F For particulars, apply to
 SMITH & CATLIN, Propsiefors,
 febi3-tfl Des Arc Ark. (oAice--0ver Firth & Jaeksop's stoge.)
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
WHITE RIVER.

From mouth White rlver 10
 Richards .................
 Cut Off. ...--
 Wild Goose Bayou ..........
 Prairie Landing. ......
 La Grew
 tx Bows. ............. Scrub Grass. s.................
 Foot Little Island ............. Head ss !" ..........,.
 Foot Big Island. ............ Big Creek .................. Indian Bay.
 Head Big Island ...........
 St. Charles. Y. Anderson's Blui i..........
 aEaddox's Bay ............. Crockett's Bluff ............. Adams Bluff H............. Caseoe .............. Aberdeen. l Mrs. Hatch's h's................ Walnut Ridge. ..-........ Clarendon ...........
 Warsaw .............. Crooked Point Cut Off. Miller's Bluff. ] Arlsapola ..>..........-..... DevaIl'a Bluff ..............
 Surrounded Hill.
 I3Gena Vista ................
 Hidden Bluff ................
 Little HiIl............
 John Wright's. . Wattensaw ................
 Foot Trinble Island .........
 Head " [" ........
 Capt. Taylor's ...............
 DEs \ AKc................
 Arch. Ifutehins .........s.
 McCarthy's or Lost Hlil. ......
 Pryor's Woodward. ...........
 Peach Orchard Bluff. ....... Nigger HI. ............... Mouth Little Red river. ...... Gregory's Landing ........ l Gray's Bend l Augusta Chambers .................. TayIor's Bay .......... Wlikinson's ................ Cola's T.anding
 Book Roe ......-...:....... Dudley's Dread. ............. | Petty Glaize. ................ Mill Greek. l. Grand Glaize .......... Little Island. ............... Village Creek ............. Reeds Bar. ar.............,.. Newport. t.................... l. Elizabeth .................. ] Jacllsonport. ................. ? Mcclure e's .............. i9 Hardin Hulsey's ............ ] Morgan Magpus's. 's........... ? Batesville. ...................li ID ID North Fork .................IlV.s. IlVs Buffalo City,. dsI ls Tolbert's Ferry ............ ~ ~ Dehuque ..-........... .....' 1s' so Forsythe ................... ~ ~ Mouth Bull ................ ~
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
LITTLE RED RrvER.

From Mouth to
 Esquire Lindsey's.. Philip Crises. Goslin's.. Knights .......... Mat. Bowden's .... Harrison Brown's... Granny Aiken's... Judge McDaniel's. Joseph Wright's ... Mrs. Aiken's. John Terry's ...... West Point. -. Kelly's ........... Mosier's :. Kinder & Hutchins', Mark Young's.. ... John Cooks. 's....... Kim Harris's. ... Alexander Crawford's, William Lowry's.... A. Vanmeire's-. Prospect Bluff. ...... T, Young's. ........ Daniel Cooks. .... Colonel Psince's.... Buckley's Gin ..... ssarey Landing. ...
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
M Q di c a l " otic . i,

s. NELSON, having located at flick - ogg Plain. tenders his professional ser wee so tile ptalsc. wisbiag to receive . por- fion of the public patronage--psaetisin en- hfelY on pare Bo4&Nfc principles. combined nlth water; treating diseases on the latest and most improved style; using no narcotics nor poisons giving nothing but what acts isi harmony with the laws of nature and animal life will treat Dropsies, chronic inaamasa- tion of the Liver, RheumatIsm. sersfasa. anI all Female diseases except canceroas affections. and warrant complete restoration. also make Female Bitter, which will care air female diseases, by using at the same time an astriagept elgsfes. twe or three times day. and also taking shower-bati every other morning, and ra5biHg down with course towels of aesh brush. If these Bitters do no good, fh~ patient has oaiT to return the bottle, and will ssfand the money
 aS ] keep on hand a plenty Of pure, geeaiae pzyes, for my customers.
 ma-ee-ly
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04

- When Mrs. chapone was asked why slra was 50 scrupulous in coming early so church, she replied: Because t is no part Of my religion to disturb the religion of others
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
Siarer Eg.a re!

Si5ceF E5'age! Pitchers, Gobletts, Cups, Spoons, Knives, Forks, Tamblers, Napkin Rings, Ladies, su- gar Shells, of all kinds and prices. Guns. Rides, Canes. Clocks, Mathematical Instruments, Dental Instruments. All kinds o1 engraving execgted with neasHess and dis patch.
 Watches and Clocks repaired. All kinds of JewelFY Repaired
 Our harse is tolerabIv well Known; ofir node of doing business is not unknown. We have lived here since t94i and have been bHsi " eudsavoriag to buiiG p an establishment lo sp1 the wants of the community and we think we eaR guarantee as good bargains as can be had in larger lSets and we think we can better accommodate oEr customers than those ie aaF business who live at distance; vel have here
 HOME MARKET. We are on the spot aiways ready to rectify errors and to make good all our promises.
 J. E. MERRTMAN $ co,
 No. 253 Main Street, oct 23-tf Memphis, Tenn
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
crRRAnr RIyTR.

Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay .....-........' Doniphan. n..............-."'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
BLACK RIVER.

Jacksonport to
 Mouth Strawberry. ........., Powhatan .................. Pocahontas. ..................
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
n. ". RFsK

T.. E. RISK,
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 5torf5 Grdtes, Sheet 1rou, i1ire, HsvgTs. .cASTi~cs. COPPER. &c Manufacturer of Plain and Japanncd Tin Ware, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, &c., EssT sspE og MAIN STREET, NEXT DooR TO GaosyExoR's FUFSrruRE Rooas,
 A MPHIs, TENN. cT-Jobbing, of every description. promptly VI tsT1sa ts. ssYso ly
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
% LANDINGS AND DISTAKeES
 Oasg White River and Tribusaria

From Memphis to Mouth of Whits Rl, 175 miles; from Napoleon to Moua White River, 20 miles.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
NERV OUS MIG,

For the cure of CHILLs and FEVER, and as preventive to all FeveFs.
 ESr. sEedge's Ez0aTEi0Esnd PeftO- raE for the vari0ns affections of the THROAT and L ETyGs. such IS Coughs. Colds, Group, Bfonchitis, Asthma. and Incipient Consunp- tioH.
 Ear. sEedge's Cholera or Dsar- FEsGea STrWD. for the various affections of tae howeis, Bloody Flax, Diarrhaa. Dysente fy. Cholera GFogbus. and for Children when teething Is ehis particularly adapted.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
.g. EsEgET

DEALER IN foreion ano Charlton iflarbtr, MONUAfEN ToMBs. HEAD AND FOOT STONES. sc. Ar Tt1@ OLD ssTANo. ADAMS ss-rssgzr, Between Main and Front Row,J
 MEMPHIS. TENN. A LARGE variety alxays on hand We "A have drawings of all the latest nasteras. which may be seen by calling on us Also, Iron Railing Of every pattern fa1nissed to order.
 REFER TO T5tas 2 Co SsYatton. Goealeft E co. H. z. Walker, Banks S Walker, $. Fosikes < Go Williamson < Hancock sep30 "
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
MEMPHIS ADVERTIsEMEN Nrs.
Look Gut fer the American
 ElAa has1 annTE.

( t5l1.FJ I lrE lAAL AILOSI N0 SIIA-sg
 NO. { PosteGIce Building, JEFFERSON STREET. MEMPHIS TENN. UTHE undersigned subscribers, having made
 1 arrangements which will enable them at all times to be in rereipt of Pure Drugs, Medi- cines. perfnmerv. Fancy Articles. Brushes, Combs, Toilet Articles, Females, Hair Oils, Colognes. etc. etc in fact everything asaaiiy kent by Druggists will be found with us. As we devote our personal attention and are thus enabled to insure every thing correct, every thing sold by IS warranted as represented, or subject to be returned at our expense.
 pHYSECTANS.- -MERCHA ANTS-PLAA- TIERS. and others, wishing Pure Drugs, would do well to give us 2 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04

P. s. have also used vuur Acs,e mad;.;' and one botrle of PectoFal far courhs < colds; and 1 do most honestly believe q there is no preparation for the Chilis ses Coughs and Colds, equal to it, in use. '. may use this in the form Of a cer.iiicase if, see proper. Send the medicine soon.
 fmagI5l Yours tnuiy, JoHx swor,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
HOTELS, LIVERY STABLES, &C.
ArAanSaS Hotel.

 N X POL EON, ARKANSAS FEsEiE subscribers wouid respectfully inform l. their friends, and the public generally, that theY are we'll prepared, n every respect, 70 accommodate and preejde them with the best deiicacies the market affords.
 ThaHkful for past fsvors. ehey still hope ta receive portion of patronage in future. The convenience of the house ta he
 STEAMBOAT LANDING Has long made it, and will continue to make it. great resort for travelees.
 \ careful porter $ always in attendance on the arrival of steaAboats and stages, who will attend to The transportation of baggage to or from the hnuse.
 ~ The BAR connected with the ArlSaa- sas Hotei 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 & GRACIE,
 October go, 1858 .-6n PF0prietors.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
GoopYEAR, KNAPP $ CO.

We are also M4xurAcrURERs of DOCTOR MFDGE'S CELEBRATED COMPOUND. to whom all orders must be addressed, known
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
MEMpHIs ADVERTEsEa Ea1E.Nrs

and if there was Chiii or Fsvsr, or
 t55a of one, fn my f miiy. l ncver ksaSr '. could cite yoa to nnmereas cases thai ! given out as hopeless. by able physicians la v Cho era and DiarfAea SyiGp have cursS sqsf ssf you have certificats from MT. Anderson ~ N is we'll known, that will surprise you Y. sss ing you a knowledge of the invaluable ers;ss' ~ tion your medicines are held in here. Tas Ts.as. give you many names here, of good and s'S' able men, who will certify sn oath vbs. s stated in J. r. Anderssu's cartisirsse where your Diar,hga STrap has ne-s,rs. mary ether cures tAat were sE1aIly as hop,,s as bis son.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
Yours, resQecttllIyF
 VI j. Ma.rrur-..

p. s. When you hfP your medicines i, l. swoDe. be sue and send hifn two n .ta a dozen bottles ss yonr Nesvons Tonic 'u'a
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04

STEAMER PHILADELFHIA.
 T. r. MARSH IL, Master Leaves every MONDAY at 6 F. M., for ST LOUIS. STR. J. II. LUCAS,
 JAMES O'NEIL, Master. Leaves every THURSDAY, at 6 P. IT, for ST LOUIS. STR. JNO. Fl. IICKEY.
 DANIEL ABLE Master Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. M., for ST LOUIS. CONNECTING also at Gaines Landing SJ with Messfs. Chidester, Reeside < Co.'S daily line oe four horse Post Coaches to Cam den Washington and Hot Springs. Arrives at VicksbRrg Sanday at 4. si.
 SCHEDULE OF FARE. From Memphis to Washington, AFk...S S22 co @ Hot Springs, Ark. 22 co Es Camden. Ark. IS % From Vicksburg to Washington, Ark. ? co Hot Springs, Ark. p co Camdsa..... Ark. IS o0 From Memphis to Dss Agc..-. Ark. $ 8 co <. Des Are to Fort Smith, Ark. 20 % For through tickets North or South, on either of the above Boats appIy on board or to
 TH0S. H. WILLIAMs & CO.
 Agents, No. 3 Towards Row,
 Memphis, Tennessee. oct23-6m
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-04
Rsgd He foLLowiag Csrt1scasss.

TUcR ERYIL1E, Gibson Co, Tenn,
 June 3, 1858. -- DR. SEEDGE Dear Sir: have sold all your Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup. I have used t myself, and also in my family several times. and can say for the truth, it is the best nedi- clue for the Flax have ever seen, for 1t has not failed to cure in every case in IS hours. l would not be without 1t in my family for ten dollars per bottle
 Yours, etc., D. V. TUCKER,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23

e@Ceux do nos paroissiens qui mont
pas encore eu poccasion dc rendre une
visite NJ. STEEL, daguerreotypiste
distingue, feront bicn de sc hater ct de
profiter des quelques jours que ce cele-
bre artistic encore 4 roster parmi nous;
une rohaHoc cofnme SctlleA Sc presente
rarement, car NJ. STEEL excclle en- eon
genre, Son sejonr Ia Fausse-Riviere
a etc plus long quill ne le supposait d'a-
bStd. N ombre de families, du plus
ieune au plus age, sont venues faire
faire leuus: portraits, qui sont dune res
semblance patfaite - LIE char daguer-
rien de NJ. STEEL est toajours en- face de
FEgAse, ct est accessible au public de
Q Ia. NJ. a h. P n. Prix moderes.
N. STEEL SC trouvera, le 20 avril,
avec son CHAR daguerrien, pres du ma
gasin de M POWELL, ALA Uorne- ahhe-
vreeil.