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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
GROCERIES.

Hurrah for Pixies Peak (!
ALL who ipt4nc going to Pixies Peak next Spring
IA had better come to he
"HNsrkeye STORE"
To get their ottat All kinds OF Groceries and Pro-
visions nav there be foand 10 abundance, Tor cash
AFresh Lot Of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS
Neu Orleans sugar. IS p .uuds for enc 'o.sr.
o Prime, Crushei,
Louisiana Clarified, Pcwffred.
Belcber's !" Clarified.
NoLAssEs AND eYRUPs
Belcher's Golden syrup NO Moissses (new crop,
Pine Apple Syrup holasses.
cOYFERs.
Prime BIO, Yresn Boasted.
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS
Im,eris, oolons.
Young Hyson.
FLOUR.
Johnton's Buckwhes, DO.
FISH.
Picked Herring NO u Codash,
Nackerel, No White Fish.
SALT.
@ A Salt Salt BY the barrel.
SOAP
White O Soap, Castle Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale for burnirg,) Elephant.
FRUIT.
sulians Raisins dust recd) Zaute Currsnts,
Valencia do Crtron
Mr. DO Prunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn ard no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE of.sl kin,s
FAsKHAVEN OYSTERS, ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be AZ good q
can be found Is the city.
All Goods 70 q reasonable amount DELIVERED
FREE OF CHAEGE, within the city limits.
Jans-dAwtf &. N. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03

OIL.
whale (for burnirg) Elephant.
FRUIT.
sulians Rasins dust recd) zarte Currsnts.
Valencia do C'tron
Mr. DO Prunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE of.an kinks.
FAgKHAVEN OYSTER ), always fresh
All articles sold are warranted to be az good q
| can be found is the city.
All Goods 70 reasonable amount DELIVERED
FREE or CHAEOE, within the city limits.
JanadAwtf en-. SHIPMAN.
WUPPERMANN T. HALL,
aRoOHR9,
NORTHWEST COR. BRADY AND FIFTH sTs.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March |. 1859. mchs
q X % e IL X Il II s.
ANOTHER LARGE
" ell Ao0orted Stool.
resh groceries
just Receired
And for sale at the lowest possible figure, At
W'UPPER.M.a.H.N'S H.1LES.
This stock consists OF
Fresh Sugars
OF ALL KINDS,
pELOHsR's RRFINED sue ARHOUsB NOLAssRs
GOLD RUPs,
w MOLASSES,
Rio, HARAoArso, LAouYRA AND o. G. JAVA
Co frees,
Ratstsis,
.1ackerel
Herring,
ETMits,
Candles,
Soap,
Oils,
Rice.
Starch,
" GOD . N W are
| CHEESE SALT, &C., &C.,
All OF which will be closed out at At Wholesale or
| Retail at remarkably low figures. ask that the
public viii call and my goods and prices be.
fore purchasing else where.
wUpPERMANN & HALL.
BRADY STREET STORE,
Mchs Corner Brady and 5sh Sta.
I'LL Goods Helirered Free /!
WUPPERMANN Il HALL.
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL Ass oRTNENT OF GROCERIES,
| n a'd Provisions at Wholesale and Retail
Fresh Sugars at Reduced Prices.
u0zAssEs AND syPUps
Teas Of all kinds; Coffees, Pine Old Jave and Mocha
pssr,ed Sac x.cc.,or, Wern;ca,., 1Mocs
sp, res w. e'o new hsisns' fss Dates Prunes
C~''~"" A1e"'P ava Fs0I SeeOS,
,.u,.. ,.. r,,.,.. o
oHolcR WINES, LIQUORS AND uaAps
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.VsT2r q n n AR
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@ Q ,,a - ;, II I II -
Low PRICES,
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OF
| AL A1nCA0 OK eood0s
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

CINCINNATI Jan. %. 1859
Butter-w R. Merchants fair prime, in hrkins lSc
and fair Ohio and Indiana 9alSc, Choice West
Reserve Dairy rns 2 2c for best yelOw-scarce.
Beans-Prms small white p 60 lbs, 81 25Cal 40
Cheese-Prime medium and largeW s@llOc Best
brands English dairy, ll9I2c.
Codee-Rio common and prime, ll1 G1l2kc
Csndes-PreEsed TalOW 2kl3ci Star a. Is and l6 OF
lsc9l9G2Oc. a
Crsnbenes-Small and large bbls per bbl ss 0Nll 0.
Flour-ordnary and good superhne p Dbl s. Sc d 5,4
choice red and extra white wheat s5659S5 IS.
Dried FruIts-Apples choice p 25 1bs 2O09
S2S7 Peaches, unpeeled p 80 lbs sS2O634O.
Grsn-wheat prime red and white sIl2a$l.25- Oats
arrival 6666c; Corn, prime yellow and white sG9sSe Prime
Rye and Barley OOa7Se.
Molssses-Pdme n. o., large and small lots. $50.
ofs-Linssed, large and small lots SGs5e; Lard No.
No. l. s0G9Oc
ProvisiOns-City brands pork q bbl. $-Ssls q
sy brands barrel lard -9nhe 90 do keg lard l2scSSe
bacon shoulders and ribbed Sides T9se; hams plain and
sugSr-eured csnvssed exc9ilke:
Rice-Far to prime 4l<a4sSe p b.
sugsr-Ccmmon low fair and fair 6-5KGf-e; good fair
prime and choice, TI<azE97ke.
seeds-Fax p 55 los, and prime 81 506l65 Tim
city = As lbs fair and prime S96S2O5 Clover 2 g lbs
In sacks and bbls., s. IS &C 95
Eastern ExehAnge-3<61i 2 cent premium buying and
selling rates,
~ We allow selling here for New York Exchange
there buying rates for drafts on
Boston Phlade phis and Baltimore, have sell
STRAIGHT, DEMING co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
DR.. AMOS & SON,

A RE THE ONLY YPHYSICIANSIN
"A the State who members the Royal College OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted from O'Clock
the morning until night, IN every state and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of upwards
Of thirty years extensive practice IN Europe and America
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31

Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing that they
have invented mporan. instrument for the
the above Diseases II has been subjected BY the
eminent physicians in London, Paris Philadelphia
New York it has been declared the only useful nsr4
ment invented for the OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits of youth Pcs
SlOty mail or express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31

Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

MORNING. LEADER UFFICE,
Saturday, Jan. q. 1858 )
FLoUR-The market exhibits considerable activity and
hrmnes Sales reported follows 50 bbls good super
fine at S. 300 bbls extra $50 bbs S5 50 bb
do, at same; and 81 bbls- double extra at $3.50.
WHEAT-0ne carload red sold at 81 30 on track.
Nothing doing in other grain
EGGS-Quiet at l3Gllc.
HOGS-ssI in e small way at S6a5I{e.
BUTTKR-Sales at Is lI7e for packed 70 nice roll
LARD-Sns country rendered lie without soak
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURsGvIvE MEDICINE
For COstiveness;
For the Cure of DE-. pepsia;
For Jaundice;
For the Cure of Indigestion;
For Headache;
For the Cure of Dyssntery;
For Foul Stomach
FOTthe Cure Of ETyspelas;
For the Piles;
For the Cure of Scrofnla
For all Scrofulous COMPLAINTS;
For the Cure of Rheumatism!
For Diseases Of the Skin;
For the Cure of Liver COMPLAINTS;
For DrOpsy;
For the Cure of letter. HumOTs, and Salt Rheum
For Worms;
For the Cure of Gout;
For Dinner Pill;
For the Cure Of Neuralgia;
For Purifying the Blood
They are sugarcoated that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and they the best aperient in the
world for all lhe purposes Of family physic.
Price 25e. per Box; Six Boxes for 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
HltsfEIIaneons.
Notice.
HATTERSLEY

II HATTERSLEY would respect
LIE fully inform his friends and the public thaL nc ~ t
removed his Gun Store to No. l02 Superior @
door 10 Gorham Aplins, where may be i2ena ii "a "a G
sssortmenf Of Rifles Shot Guns Revolyers PISTOLS,
der Shot Caps, &c, &c. u Repairing qonS TTs ant
nth 4 1eC9losLh-o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
5tGufs, &1.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. L. Marvin,

No AZ South Side Public Square, nearly opp
site the Old Court House,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31

- - - g55fEszs1 k-S
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1883 Passenger Train leave Cleveland astolloE
II3O h Cincinnati Express stopping az Bere1 Grafton
Gali0n Gtiead, CarGingt0n, Ashley Delaware
and WOrthingtOn.
STA NJ Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping at all sta.
tlors between Cleveland and Galli)n, ana al
Cardington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave messengers at all stations south OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Sb.lhv eanduekv Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanssyille, &c
CrssIna pittShurgb ct Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
0-' for ESTest Upper Sandusky, DelphOs, Lima, It
Wayne I.apOrts. Chicago, &c. west, and East
for Mansheld, Wooster, Masslllon, ~
aIion and Peefontsne Railroad Line, for Maroon Belle
fontaiue Sidney UniOn, munciet indianapolis
TeTrs Haute, ,VinCsnnes, Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo, St. Louis, sc -,
Re sysv Havton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield, o.,
TlaytOn Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond In
dianapoiis. TeTre Haute, st Louis, &c; and a.
Cincinnati with the Ohio 4 MISSISSIPPI kali
road for Louisville, and all points on the ONO
Colurbus IitlIe Miami and Columbus, and Xsna Rail-
road, for Xenia, Dayton, lndi1naPons. ,leIfe
Haute. st Louis, Morrow. L0yeland- and Clll-
ciunati and with the OHIO and mlssis ~ pl h4li-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo St Louis and all points on the Ninio rlser
Colurns Csntr Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZanesEle,
Wheeling, sc; Columbus, P1Qua AM lnulana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana- &C
~ For Tickets to all points and lniermaon SpP5 az
Tie Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street, OF AZ the Pa
ssnger Station q, -rr,-,, ;...nd.ot
f,Iavalsnd Nov IN ISg9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31

Great of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen and
emineht peTsonages have lent their tC certify the
PARALLEL usefulness of these remedies but here
will permit the insertion of them. The Agents below
furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given with also full descrDtons of the above complaints
and the treatment that shon be followed for their cure
De not he put off by unprncpled dealers with other prep
aTations they make lroft Demand AYERS and
take others The sick N2nt the best aid there for
them and they shOu d have it.
All our remedies for sale bv
WAI FISK and GAYLORD Z HAMMOND, and all
Dealers in Medicine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31


Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention exeIu-
svey this peculiar class Of malaes and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to render fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
PATENTS and others daily arriving in town from al
parts OF the country for the express purpose MY Of consul
tdtions he their eIerlons have been Cr by the
signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced
i-qung into the Of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
ger0us and uveteate) they have always ntertansd n
possibility their prevention and removal and hksw1sa
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced to OF the
following Ignorance, neglect rthe bsd effects
unsklful and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
son have succeeded discovering in the selection OF
their remedies safe eecnal and cautious course omit
ing all combination Of medies VIII ch bear equivoca
character well those whose premature njudicous
application might be productive Ol bad consequences the
bands of private individuals In short the audable end OF
their remedies is the leSsening of great Of human
misery by the alevatlon reef and Of those
gTisv0us sictons that reality the secret foe of LIE
which, hlls theT extensively surround aloud
fer our skill and infeTft their determination
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr. AMOS 4 SON, corner Main and Guay-sts.
Buffalo N. Y. ansd&Wlv265
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeaCissg szGchi1le,
Only S35 and S5O.
q

THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested in Family Sewing Machines, are
invited te call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest improvement, tpatent
granted 18th of August 1 and Is acknowledged by all
good Judges to be THE Family Sewing Machine that hRs
long been wanted has the advantages OF all the old
patents without their complicated machnerdOes Just
good work and be sold great deal cheaper, while lis
durability and simplicity will commend itself TO al
1t sews from ordinarr spools without re-windng
1t ses coarse and fine work with equal facility, and has
a very elastic stitch that w1linot nip although every fourth
stitch be cut -
Each Machine is warranted perfect oGer, and full and
explicit directions accompany each Machine; and II IS so
SIMPLE that operation be learned thoroughly In one
hour.
runs very easily while there is room to work on
than any Machine in the market -
This Machins makes beautiful Embroidery Sti CHI also
gathers nicely
As this is the first opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
nave had of buying this Machine they cordially invited
20 call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCk
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
~ rare chance offered to speculatOrs fishing to
buT County Rights Mr. North has seyenywO Counties
sell in this State An letters addressed to him VIII re-
ceive prompt attention. - - ,-
oc4 I6 General Agent for state Of Ono
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
AMosT SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.


properly known Seminal Weakness &c Can be promE
y cured from fifteen days two months by the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-31
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. C. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
Has for itself such renow1 for the OF every va
rety of Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely un
necessary for to recount the evidence OF its virtues
wherever has been employed As it has long been IN
constant Throughout this section need not do more
than the people its quality kept up 20 the best It
ever has been, and that be relied to do for their
relief all It has ever beenfOund do.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

War. Deed H 70
May l, 1850 War. Deed 1 10
June 4, 1851
: 81
Aug 2 1855
Aug ], 1881 War. Deed
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

LIFE
"Life is real-life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal.'
Life is no speculative venture with
those who feel its value and duties. It
has deeper purpose, and its path be-
comes distinct aud easy in proportion
as that is faithfully and earnestly pur-
sued. The rudest or most refined pur-
suit, if adapted to the wants and ca
pacities of the pursuer, has truth, a
beauty, and satisfaction. All ships
on the ocean are not steamers or pack
cts, but all are freight bearers, fitted to
their tasks, and the smallest shallop
nobly fulfls its mission while it pushes
on towards its destined port, and shifts
its course because larger crafts career
to other points Of the compass. Let a
man right himself oa the ocean of
time let him learn whether he is by
nature ship or shallop-a coaster
or an ocean steamer and then,
freighting himself according to his ca
pacity and the market whittier his voy-
age is designed to bring him, let him
hoist all sail to the breeze, riding with
wind and tide, if they move in his
course, but beating resolutely against
them if they are contrary. Have a
we'll chosen and defined purpose, and
pursue it faithfully, trusting in God,
and all will be we'll.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

Crandall where, in good time, the
desert bloomed as the rose.
Words appear as little things in them
selves, but have great power. The
magic Of kind words is wonderful
Try them, ye silent Peter Crandalls,
who have fretful wives and contentious
children. Try the effect of a little
wholesome praise to your tried, unhap-
Ply, overtaskcd companion, and see if
it doesn't brighten her pale face, as if
food of sunbeams had been poured
upon it. Try it with your child; aid
if you have in you the heart Of true
man, you will be so pleased with the ef-
feet that you will keep on trying until
you will scarcely recognize your own
household.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22
For the Journal.
JOY TO THE BRIDE.
BY KITTY CARROLL.

BY KITTY CARROLL.
Joy to the bride may sorrow fall
As lightly on her brow
As the bridal wreath encircling it,
In grace and beauty, now;
May all her cares in life be few,
Her rose possess no thorn,
Her husbands love sincere and true,
Her path in life adorn.
May all her friends be fond and true,
Her love devoid of fears,
Nor shadows dim her sunny eye.
Nor quench its light in tears.
For man she leaveth home and friends,
For far distant shore,
And well she knoweth she, perchance,
May never see them more.
Oh, she hath severed hottest ties,
For the strongest love of all,
And in her trusting womanhood
Heeds not what may befall
And may the love she fondly trusts
Hume lifes darksome way,
Until it perfects into bliss.
In realms of endless day.
Wilton, April sth, 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22
For the Journal
A LITTLE, WEARY BIRD AM J..

A LITTLE, WEARY BIRD AM !.
WRITTEN WHILE IN AFFLICTION.
A little, weary bird am
With chains and thorns around;
Ger blooming fields cannot fly,
For fast my wing is bound.
But may sit and sing all day
To Him who bound my wing;
lie knows that love awoke the lay,
And listens while I sing.
Dark clouds cannot cOnfinc the soul,
Earth's clouds it scars above,
And watts in air and sun beams bright
And basks in smiles and love.
Then checrfully, though chained, I'll sing,
Till this tired spirit is free,
Aud from earths storms itself shall wing
Away, my God, to thee.
PRAIRIE BIRD.
Summit, Iowa, April 18th, 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

a selfish grasplng OF whatever the heart
desired.
Suddenly the eyes of MIR. Crandall
were opened. Even while he was won
dering at the magical change produced
by few kind words, a full revelation
Of the truth came to his mind. A new
leaf in the book of his life was turned.
Thought turned once in the right d.
rection-Peter Crandall pondered this
new fact in his inner-life history-the
magic of words-and going back to
the very beginning, reviewing his own
conduct towards his wife and family,
almost day by day, up to the evening
when by the power of almost single
word, the whole scene changed, and
quite as suddenly as We see it, some
times in pantomime. lie saw his er-
ror-saw how unjust he had been; and
cold, and even cruel in his GOODNESS.
Very carefully did he guard himself
afterwards and very prompt was he in
observing all the little courtesies to-
wards his wife and children which are
so beautiful to see and so sweet in all
their influences.
The green things fourished again in
the heart Of his wife, and the flowers
bloomed there as of old. The children
learned to emulate the kind words, and
courteous Acknowledgements for all lit
tie services, that soon became a habit
with their father and mother; and into
kind words spoken, kind feelings soon
followed. 1t was the beginning Of a new
order Of things in the home Of Peter
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Musca.
tine, Iowa, April 18th, 1855.
Persons calling for advertised letters are
requested to give the date of the list.
On and after Nov. 1st. the Post Office
will be open on Sundays, from to 9 A. NJ.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

H. S. COMPTON,
wholesale dealer in
Leather, Hides, Saddlery, HardUare, Shoe.
Findings, de-,
1872 Main Street, MuscA1IHE. Iowa:
November 18th, 1858.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-25
ner Kossnth Is in the Field Aga

nGy Kossuth Is in the Field Again, travelling through the discontented States of continental Europe, with trunk full of inhammatory proclamations, a passport de- signating him as "Mr. Clarke" an Amer can gentleman; said passport being fur nished by the French Government, by the way. Kossuth is unable to speak anything hut English at this time, and is apparently an excessively verdant traveller for pleas ure, entirely ignorant of European affairs and politics He is" emssary ol France" sent forth to incite to desertion and revolt the Hungarian sodiery ot Aus ,ria. Shouldn't be surprised ifthis danger ous and dishonorable masquerade got the great Hungarian humbug into hot water. He should be sensible enough to stay quietly in his sumptuous retreat and spend the money contributed by the gulled Amer ican public ito the cause of Hungarian in dependence"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-25
RIVER NEWS, &c.

TIE FLooD,-The Mississippi river, at Memphis, after raising to within seven and a half inches of high water mark, commenced falling on Friday last. The stock in the bot tom lands on the Mississippi and White rivers have suffered terribly, and numbers must have perished. At Providence, La., the water is re- ported three inches above the high-water mark of last year The levees have broken at various points on the Mississippi, attended with heavy destruction of property. White river, last evening, was again rising.
 Gy- The U. s. Mail packet Fortune, Capt. David B. Price, passed up Monday night, and returned yesterday morning. Her clerk far nished us with files oflate papers,
 GwT The U. S. Mail packet Medora, Captain James Timms, is due this morning, bound for Jacksonport and Batc$ville. She will be down on Monday, bound for Napoleon. Capt. W. Globes, her cl1rk, has our thanks for river favors. el ad r
 rg- The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, passed up Monday evening, bound for Augusta, West Point and searcy Landing, and returned on Wednesday morning. The Return leaves Memphis tomorrow evening, and is due here Monday afternoon. The Return has estab- lished character for punctuality that her of fcers have good reason to be proud of. Capt. Jim Booker, as usual, furnished us with flies oflate papers. H
 gy- Onthe up-trip of the steamer Return on Monday week, John Larkin, the third cook, fell overheard few miles aboyo Dcs Arc, and was drowned before aid could reach him.
 G5y- The New Orleans packet, Europa, Capt. T. L. Bailey, passed up Saturday night.
 GgY- The Oakland, Capt. Kennett, from Memphis, passed up Sunday night, bound for Buffalo City.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-25
v - TAT A R TEDs

In Fayette county, Tennessee, on the 17th inst, by Rev R. D. Shindef. MT. VILE HICKS, editor of the z Searcy Eagle" to Miss MATTE LIGHTLE.
 There now! One bachelor less in White county, sure. Neighbor Hicks, with his bride, were among the crowd of passengers on the Memphis packet Return, on Monday. Will, was the very picture of good humor and looked ard acted as though he expected to live always May good tuck attend the happy pair through the journey of life. We insist that certain :" peculiar articles' that have ornamented WilPs sanctum, shall be turned over to some one of the {" incorrigible" and < indomitable" old bachelors that perambulate about the town of Searcy and that thereby they may be en- couraged to < follow in the footsteps of their illustrious predecessors and ( take unto them selves better half" Widowers are includ- ed in the above reference to handing over ( certain articles of ornament"
 Near Hickory Plain, on Wednesday 18th inst, by David Robinson, Esq. Mir. JAMES K P. sPlPKIN to Miss OCTAVIA E. YAR- BER, all of PrairIe county