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Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
RIVER NEVIS, Sc.


 Gz" White river is near bank full, and still rising.
 G The U. S. mail packet Sam. Hale, Capt. c. ". Coles, passed up this morning, bound for Jacksonport Her officers furnished us with late papers. The Hale will be down on Monday, bound for Napoleon.
 Cg3' The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt. Morg. Bateman, passed up Monday night, and returned Thursday morning.
 Gg The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, passed up Monday evening, bound for Augusta, West Point and Searcy Landing, and returned on Tuesday night. The Return, leaves Memphis to- morrow evening, and is due here Monday afternoon.
 g-y- The Memphis packet Evansville, Capt. A. Baird, passed up yesterday evening, and is due from Jacksonport tomorrow evening, bound for Memphis. She landed heavy freight at our wharf. We noticed 639 pack ages for A. Stewart & Bros. Her clerk. Newberry Gibson, has our thanks for files of late papers.
 Drg~ The Medora, Capt. Jas. Timms, passed down Wednesday evening, from Black river, with a full freight, bound for Memphis. GY~ The Admiral, Capt. Pete Fleming, passed up last Friday evening, bound for Au- gusta, West Point and Searcy Landing, and returned Sunday morning. She is due again from Memphis this evening ! H. Smorzka, her clerk, furnished us with files of late pa pers
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

SALE OF LANDS FOR NoN-PAYMENr OF TAxEs.-We publish gratutously, the ( List of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots in Prairie county" The why and wherefore of attempt ing to hide this list as it were under bushel, from the eyes of the people of the Northern portion of the county, wetrustwill be account ed for by those who had the control of pub fishing it to the world. As we have before remarked, the mass of population, and the largest amount of taxable property is in the Northern portion of the county; and there seems to exist determination to disregard the will and rights of the majority in ref erence to the publication of the tax list and the proper taking of the census. Had the population of Prairie county been properly enumerated, in the taking of the late census, we would have been entitled to two Repre- sentatives, instead of one, at the next meeting of our State Legislature. Will the voters of Prairie county permit these impositions to be practiced without holding those whe are guilty responsible?
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

geBT An old man in Williamson county, Tenn, who is now eighty five years of age, says he never took chew of tobacco, though making millions of ofpounds of 1t, in his life; never smoked cigar or pipe, and never had on pair of boots.
 The Milledgeville (Ga. Recorder says --"Now Georgia can match Tennessee, and Baldwin county can show the man. A country neighbor of ours, now nearly eighty years old, never wore pair Of boots, { but always shoes, never took a chew of tobacco, never smoked a pipe or cigar, nor has he ever had drop of spir- sts in his mouth, (although he served two campaigns in the army, and he has the past year more'than made comfortable support by his labor
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
A word to the Addicted.

The NERVOUS ToNIc is now regarded by all scientific men to be superior to any prepara- tion ever before presented to suffering humani- ty, as by it's corroborating influence on the systemthe susceptibility to disease is lessened, and to those pre-disposed to repeated attacks of chills, fever and ague, or any kind of fever this remedy should by all means be used, and to those residing in miasmatic districts where diseases of this character are always inciient 'to the climate they should never be without it.
 CHOLERA, DrARRHEA, BLOODY FLUx, ETC, ETc.-There is no disease that prostrates hu- man beings in so short time and that renders the system so unconscious of the remedies when applied as these; and it therefore be- hooves all persons who value their lives dearer than anything else remember that '' de- lays are dangerous.n As soon as you feel the slightest symptom of disease call for bottle of Sledge's Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, one dose of which if takens in time will relieve you. Remember, this is no cunningly devised humbug. as we have the evidence to prove the fact All we ask is a fair trial. For coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, etc., use Dr. Sledge's Hoarhound Pectoral. All the above are for sale at the Drug Stores and apon enquiry may be found in all the towns and villages. See advertisement. sep4
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
NEWS ITEMS, Sc.

GEN. WALKER CATHOLIC. We learn, on the authority ofthe Mobile Mer- cury, of the lst inst, that Gen. Walker was received into the bosom of the Catho- lie Church in that city on the day previous. The announcement that the ceremony of initiation was 10 take place, drew together large concourse.
 LARGE CRop-Mr Joseph Bond, a planter of Banker county, Southwestern Georgia, sold his cotton crop few days since consisting of ,, 200 bales, to MT. T. R. Bloom, of Macon, for the sum of one hundyed thousand dollars. This is, per haps, the largest crop ofcotton ever raised in Georgia.
 gy~ North Carolina, writes cores pondent, Is making great headway in her Common Schools No Southern State has made such rapid strides towards edu- eating the whole people as this State has. In no way could the old North State do more honor to herself and her history, than in promoting the cause of free edu- cation; and we are right glad to see the new and warm interest she IS manlfestlng in the advancement of learning.
 SOUTHERN BANK OF ALABAmA.-The books of subscription of this bank for the purpose of increasing the capital stock to the amount of S250000, in accordance with the amended charter, will be open. ed the Eth of March next at Mobile. Stockholders are to have. the exclusive privilege for the first five days. The Reg isfer says the new stock will be quickly taken.
 gSy@In the Terre Haute, Ind, jail they have most ingenious rascal, who manu- l faclured a silver key from a half dollar, with which he could unlock the cells, and he had worked his way to the outer door, when he was detected and baulked in his | intentions.
 rg The sum of Sl2 1000 has been sub. scrbed to enable the Virginia State Agri- cultural Society to purchase the ian grounds at Richmond. MORE AFRIcANs.-It Is reported that two cargoes of slaves, from Africa, are of the coast of Georgia, endeavoring to effect | lanQlng
 EG5 The most extensive arrangements are being made for the celebation of the foriieth anniversary of the institution o Old Fellowship in the United States, tc take place in the city of New York, or the 26ih of April.
 esyThe Mayor of Columbus, { Ga. has issued an order to the police to arres any one found chewing tobacco or smok' ing and spittng on the siePsof the church es in that city.
 YucArAN.-The war of races in Yuca- tan has ended, and an amnesty has been granted the Indian population. A mum Der of persons have been banished th' country in consequence of their particlpa ton in the revolution.
 eD-A bill prohibiting emancipation has been introduced into tho Legislature of Missouri.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

gGy- PRENTICE of the Journal is still roaming through the northern States lec- turing to the people at fifty cents per head and holding close communion with his Black Republican brethren. Though he delights in abusing Southern politi- cians he seems lo- be initiating a disln- guished Jire-eater of old, who in the days of Job, was constantly " going to and fro in the earth and walking up and down in 1t. t."-T Nashville Union.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
Correspondence of the Boston Journal. Sturgeon and his $1O,O0O Offer. .WhO
 is the Speculatorl
NEw YoRK. FehruarY 1.

NEW YoRK, February 1, 1859,
 The news by the last steamer tells us that Rev. Mir. Sturgeon has had an offer of ten thousand dollars to preach cer- tain number of nights in the Academy of Music in this city. The true state of the case is probably this: Rev. MT. Corey, of the Eighleen!h-sireet Baptist Church is now in Europe. It was known before he left that it was his intention to induce Mir Sturgeon to exchange rulpits with him, or at least 10 visit New York aud preach in the Academy of Music, and allow Mir. Corey 10 fill his place in the home-fied ofth modern Whitfield How many persons are concerned in this move ment are unknown. But rumor has 1t that MT. Corey is 10 fill the Academy of Music at so much per head, and to make up the round sum of Sl0,000 to pay the star preacher. MT. Corey has had some experience as speculator. He built a church on Twelfth street, which was sold 10 the Jews.
 - He built an elegant one after the order of the Madeline at Paris, in the aris,o- CfdliC VUiliOH Oi tHdt dfiStOCidtiC Stltet, the Fifth avenue. This was sold to the Episcopalians. His congregation, not large, now occupy the church built by the Episcopalians on Eighteenth street. And no one has learned that he has made much money or gained much influence by all these speculations. Now, following in the wake of Messrs Barnum and LII. man, he has gone abroad in search of the great star of the old world, and intends 10 show him up to the good people of this new world. Should Sturgeon visit Amer ica as Minister of the Gospel, he will be received with open arms. But if he should come as paid star, preaching as Grisi and Mario sing and play, as Piccolo- mins attracts, for immense sums of money, the public gape and stare, and the gold hung around his neck. the $l0,000 blaz- ing on his forehead would sink the min ister and soil his fair fame beyond re- demption.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

JUSTICES CoURTs IN WHITE RIVER TowN- sHIp.-The several Justices of the Peace, in White River township, hold their respective courts in Des Arc, as follows:
 II. P. VAUGHAN, Esq, 1st Friday each month. w. L. DEwoopY, Esq, 2d < s' SIMEON HORNE. Esq, 4th ss "
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
MARKETS, &c.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, ,
 Friday. Feb. IS, 1859. {
LOTION KEcErpTs FOR PAST WEEK

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK. Geo. W. Walden received bales, which he bought at 9@l0acts.
 A. Stewart X Bro's., received bales, which they bought at 10@10ats.
 Firth & Jackson received,23 bales. F of which they bought at 9@loa cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
DIES ARC VyBBXaoY GgTJBBJJs
MARRxED.

On the 10th inst, by Rev. J. M, oliphant, Mir. TBOMASJ. J. PEOPLES to Miss FRAN CISL. REYNOLDS, all of White county Ar kansas.
 On Wednesday evening last, at West Point, White county, Arkansas, by Rev. J. M oliphant, Mir. HENRY M. MAXWELL to Miss KATE P. TAYLOR, of Searcy.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
Des Arc Station-M Methodist Episcopal
 Church South.

JOHN F. CARR, Preacher in Charge. Divine service will be held at Watkins Chapel, every Sunday morning (except the 2d and 4th) at Il o'clock. Also, every Sunday night
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

HE DouGLAs AND FITcH CoRREsPoN- DENoE.-lt is quite probable that the late s, correspondence" between Senators Doug sias and Fitch, says the Alexandria Va. Gazetie' will go far to break up the GUS tom oi oolruding such things before the public The roar of laughter and ridi. cule which has greeted the affair, from one end ot the country to the other, must have the effect of deterring others from a like experiment upon the patience of the
 intelligent people of the country.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
New orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Monday, Feb. 14.~-Sales of Cotton to-day 5000 bales, and market gener- ally unchanged Sugar dull at decline of 5c. Corn steady at soc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

FOR SAIEi

yTE offer for sale, the following de- w scribed Land, viz:
 NE. of sec. 30. T. N, R. w 16o acres. lying in Pulaski county.
 N. ". sec. 1e, T,5 N, R. IS w, 16o acres' lying in Conway county e<s& N. E. sec fl, T. 10 N, R, M, 16O acres- NE. sec. 22, T. 10 N, R. w, loo acres, lying in Jackson county.
 N. ". ! sec. q. T. g N, R. 5 ", 160 acres. S.W. l sec. 4, T. 9N, R. W, l6o acres, lying in White county.
 G5z- The above Land we will sell on very ressenable terms. Persons wishing to buy, will apply in person or by letter to us at Des Arc, Arkansas creo~r
 octy-tf. Fkbl Il @ J AZ hooN.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
Nrw nnLEANs cLAssrrIcArIoN.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS APPEAL OFFICE, Tuesday. February, 10.

CorToN-Tha market was without anima- tion yesterday as operators were waiting for news of the steamer, now due; there was tolerable inquiry, however, and good Cottons aold at fuller rates, but low Cottons continue to be decidedly out of favor. The sales were: 10 bales at 6ac, ? st T, 32 ats, 6 at S4, 21 at Sa, B at 8f, 34 at 9, at 9s. 3l at 94, at 99, 61at 9g, ? at 101, 6 at 10s, 135 at 10a 33 at Il, ? at It, AS at H., 26 at 71la, POP at 12, IT at l2f. Total 583 bales, of which 35S bales sold under and oo5 at and over 1 cents
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

eGg- J. " Dorr, General .fdUertising .Hgent, .New Orleans, La., IS our duly authorised agent tn that cify.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

eey~ Extra copies of the "CirIzEN, Five Gents each, or Fifty Gents per dozen.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
TlTED 2

Al his residence in Des Are, on Tuesday morning last, of Pneumonia Mir. STEPHEN RED, in the S5th year of his age.
 The deceased was one of our oldest citizens, having resided here during the past eleven years. He was a native of Calhoun county, Illinois. INDExEDl
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

TIE ALBANY DIsEAsE-ITs CURE An Albany correspondent of the New
 York Evening Post says, on the Sd of
 February: "The State Medical Society IS sllll in session. An interesting paper on the Albany Disease was presented.
 The learned doctor called it Diptherlte, and stated that there had been 2,000 cases here and l76 deaths. A false membrane Gls formed into the throat, which gradually extends downwards, abstracts breathing, and sufocates the patient, local treatment 'ls only palliative. Quinine is valua he 'remedy, and Labaraque's solution 10 des- troy the membrane.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

of
 IN Prairie County Arkansas on the second Monday nNrch A D. looher charged thereon nd much of each tract lot shall pay ythetax penaIya andco ots thereon, towit
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

HauderdaHe Factory Agency. TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Lauder J dale Factory, in Alabama, ten bales of
 o9nRg0urE@, and lot of spun Cotton, for sale. ianS G. & J. McLAREN & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18
and 225 at and over II cents.
MrMpHIs corroN QUOTATIONS.
WANTED,

A SITUATION in prieate family, or in "A a school of high grade, by a young lady of Collegiate attachments, who is capable of teaching the solid and ornamental branches of learning, together with music on the plano. Address w. UhNEh,
 feb At. Batesville, Arkansas.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-18

n0 Sacks best RIO COFFEE, 'lUU 2 pockets Java do
 do Jamaica do
 ? do Cuba do Just received and for sale by augi4 c. W.. NADEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

nrendstnffe nnd Provislens.

! The Cincinna Caste Of the l9ti instant says;
the Florr continues drag heavily The sales Sat
uray s4e4 20 for saperene. and 81 6o4 so FOR
buyers equally esA From lev York reports slight
II better bur The only effect here hss keep St. OF the
the advance not heng sufficient shippers We
have change - notice in WAeat Corn was slightly snr
with sales al Iie- Oats declined to There was lar
Bacoa, slight concessions from the
50 40 for Sides round Bulk Sides gho sold az &c,
ose Mess Pork was in MODERATE request wh sales o. ~ boIs
bic there
dispatch. dated he evening ofthe sth, Flour WAS
heavy s45a the hest grades OF suPene, With sales at
81 3 Is and $780, Wheat firm at 5csl for Red, and
81 9Go Cor Whites and Corn at 7oc for Mixed and Yellow
At ST. Louis, the l0h the receipts Of heA;i were Light
which caused Of e93e bushei, and saei we're
made se9sse for common fair Pan, 9e95c for fair
TO good, and sI.Osz /. 10 for choice.
The CSurer 18th The Flour market
continues extremely d sn holders unwngtO accept tbs
prices; and consequently. there transactions
We quote for Extra There transactors
in Wheat hat We continue qsos sCs9Oc prime Red
and White
TIE Louisville journal Of ls, says Of the Provision
ket during the past week
The total sales Of Ness have only 80 bs $3.50
to S4he price charged yesterday for filling small
orders demand has continued 20 prevail for Bacon and
the sales preiv heavy for the The largest
have hecn Shoulders packed
and the remainder loose 800 20 Shoulders at 7c
packed Hams At luc loose and 2JO0 same on
p COO tieres Stages Hams at I9e a. casks Clear Sides
6s C. and 100 casks lie, and . casks These sal
altogether the trade. Besides, there we
or mostly 10 small lots Of les CASKS aud erees
ard cured Hams ic for the former and
&c about - Clear sides at se and
ribbed and with the backbone out At lee
pees yesterday packages included In Lard thre we're tao
cOnserase sales fill Eastern orers, including 500 trrcer
Oc and s65 erces city kettleTendered a
iOIsc About kegs have fiji Southern orders
al a. &C :Or prime country, and lec for CITY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

4 CoEGREGATIoN DIsTUFnED 81 LUSAIIG The
Memphis 4rgps says the EOrshippers at the Caths-
dgal in thai city we're msWhat disturbed in their
devotional exercises on Sunday, the llIh inst by
sn insane man named JoEs AcCABE. who visited
the residence Of the priest before the morning
vice began, and sftersaTd5 the church i,self An
officer was sent for, bot by the time he arrived The
inssns man had moved Gwsy. Abont eleven O'Clock
o. night, however, oiser; HAYSE fSuEi him IN
tie street IN search of the jail He said that be
had revealed the secrets Of Masonry, aud that the
members of the Order we're pursuing him and cu-
dssVoring TO take his life. one, like the vultures
that fed on PRoNETHE"us' was .gnaWing at his Vi
isis, and another, vampire like was suGocatine him
by sucking his breath. The poor man, was locked
up for the night, and next morning sent to the hos.
pitsl, where, having escaped from his imaginary
tOrmsntors it is probable that he is 10 happy con-
dillon of mind, for, sccording to the poet,
There is joy in being mad
rrvhE nlyk nn0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15
Enrrossing CIerk.SennIe.

WeaTe authorized to announced FRANZ Han. of Mcnn,
a candidate for Engr5sling Clerk Of the Senate.
aug2I-tt~.
We au;horzai to FRIEc H. Paul. Of Memphis
candidate for Assistant CLERK Of the Senate.
aus3 I'd.
Eese suthorzsj and reltsteG JoS g. HuETTa
Of Lewis county, ,Rddatc s Assis CLERK Of e
ate in the neat Legislature. sep ID
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

THE DRAMA AND ITS yOTAgIEs Within the pres
ent month there will be less than eleven rsgulsr
theatres open in New York city, besides numerous
concert rooms, German and American
Mas EtIzA LOGAN, said oy the s. Louis RsprII-
csSto BE- the best representative of dramatic her ines
GOE on the American stage, commenced an engage
ment ST Woods Theatre il s. Louis, on the l2th
inst.
Ars ADAH IsAAcs MENKES is in Few York,
and is aSoGt to sPPear upon the boards of the Ola
BOWery.
Ar J. Z. RoDEETs is ct the Walnut Theatre,
Philadelphia.
W. ". AlLEy, The manager of the Old Memphis
Theatre, hes eecamped wittout rsy ing his Cou,ps-
ny and sundry other psrsons
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

FIRST PAsk-The London Strikes; The Harvest
IN Europe; Terrible Calamity il HOboken Sui
eide Of 3 HOtsl Proprietor in New York; The Fire
in 81. Louis; Dsfalcadoh; No Frost
FOURTH PAaE-Hsrd Times among the Western
Preachers Twins Born in the Cars; A Noble No
ther; Expected Restoration of Bishop Undertook ;
RpigrRm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

TIE DEMocRATIc JCBuKE.-Hsn. EuIAH HisF.
and Hon. LINN Born, Of Kentucky. aad Hon. AK.
EREw JonSsoS, Hon A. o. P. NIcHoLsJx and Gen.
6. J. Pillow. Of this State, have promised the
COMMITTEES Of Invitstioa to be present at the GRAxp
DENooE4TIo JUBtftE ia this CRY On the LIST of De-
Ober Many other distinguished gentlemen are e1-
pscted from the surrounding States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

ASSIyERsAET or LHE BATTLE OF MosTEKT The
Thirteenth Anniversary Of the BATTLE OF MONTEREY
will be celebrated on the 2lst by reunion Of the
surviving members Of The First Regiment Tonnes
zee Volunteers at GoEenor WM. b. CAMPBELL's
near Lebanon Governor CAMPBELL is prepared,
and desires to give his cid fsllow-soldiers a warm
welcome, and eKpects a gOOdly number present on
that occasion Let every soldier Of the Gallant
First bear this in mind, and respond in person to
the invitation.
Surviving members of the Volunteer Regiment
who were engaged in the Florida VAS are also in
Vitsd to attend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

DTO "CoNE Dowx." -Tuesdqy morning We an
nouneed. by authority, that Mr.. W. II. CLEMoSs,
toe independent candidate for Mayor, did not m
tend 10 bow the knee to King Csucus; that he
would not be off the track until four o'clock Of the
Afternoon Ct the day Of the election. Yesterday
mornings papers announced, by authority, his
withdrawal, snd The Banner suggests that the pub
hcAiions of the TWO announcements in parallel
columns would make good reading matter" 1t
Wss unknd in the Banner thus TO twit the dead lion
shout HE incous,sncy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

10 yIT, wish 10 la heal;hy aud strong? Then 90 At
Cus- ahl get SUMS Of AIcLean's Cordial. II will
strengthen AID Rylg0Tat- Your whole system. causing
healthy ami pure circulation Of blood flow through
every vein, aud III, rich, Tcsy bloom OF health u
mount to your cheek again
Every bottle il warranted 70 give gat{sg.gsisR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

THE ORIENTAL TAIishAs, NAGrRAL WEtTHEE IsDcAToR,
gross spontaneously upon the great Of Arsa is in
earuPtble VIII remain in and last eentnry
# yin ioree in any climate throughout year. the various
changes 81 he seeofAs, ssrstoar hoars IL ddgsAees and
perfectly reisb is The discovery Of LorIs ulGNIS, Of
Columbia, Tenn and k Obtained for 81 OF A. sTEKToH.
General Agent Nashville Tenn secured by mall by tie
discoEerer for 81 current money.
lane 80 -dtwk4n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

Tar CoTToN cRoP.-The Memphis Appeal Of Il Z
lsth inst, says sin oar OVID neighborhood there
is complaint Of ret and boil worm on the part Of
some planters, while others consider that nothing
serious hiss lyei occurred, and say that the plant,
o. present, is suffering no more than ordinary,
taOugh certainly more than was anticipated some
weeks ago. 1t appears certain that the new crop,
% far received is inferior to the early receipts
last year"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

Tbs BAsNER or PEscE appears this week in
new dress and upon geod paper, which gives it
greatly improved appearance. We chronicle with
pleasure this evdonse Of the prosperity of this able
and digniasd oTgsn Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church in Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15

CAUrfaN.-BeRaTs q druggists or dealers who slay
try "a ptlm upon you some Bttec Sarssl aTa FASH.
whi'h they ran buy cheap, by saNiae il "a just as
go0d. Avoid s.lch men. Ask 81 ssEeas's Strength
eains Cordial and ttks naRia= else u Is sse only
remedy that will PurjES The Ilp,l thoroughly, and at
the same time stT1EstE'g the sYstsaa.
One tattt pGiniil takeH every morning fasting, +
certain E4E7ntivs GS 81 oleI9r. Chi!s aud Fever,
Yett9w Fe'f q sny pTer.tnt disease. II il put up
ia lar;,e lottha
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15
Common CnnneII.

We authorized announce ". &. CHEATHAM osndi-
date for Coun-uau in the Fifth WsTd sursS ts
We authorized Bnnounce 4 HARRIS candidate for
Councilman the First Ward. sur9s ts
We authorized to JOHN JELLTBTT as candi-
dae for Councilman for the Fu Ward at the ensuing cleo.
ton. sug2l-td
We authorized 10 jas B. as can
diae for election be Office Councilman from the Filth
Ward. s-oII-,j