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The purchasers will themselves 10 be put possession
at their expense and will be required the
and conditions Of the sale win teen days from The day
in delay ornegect their the
perty adudcate1 them will be sold for their
risk without the fomaiies Of legal default and without my
further notice.
of the purchasers. fe25 % z m2t9
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SOUTHERN NIANUFAC TORY
UPHOLSTER Y A N D UR n 1T U R E {.
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NEW OPERA HOUSE-CoRNER OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse streets.
Madcmoiselle Adelina Patti.

SATURDAY NIGHT March Q, 1851
Third night of MeyerheerS OPERA in three acts, THE
IARDoN OF PLOERMEI.-Mlle A. Patti in the pai Of
Dionol ah f
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Gallery, so cents.
Rs-Doors open at g. To commence att.
&H-N seats secured unless paid for. ms
VARIETIES yrlEATER. GRAv1ER STREET
Mr.. CHARLES BASS. Stage Director
VI. uf1o. 1. Acting Manager
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH o. 1851
Twentieth time of the most successful drama presented
TO the New Orleans public JEANNE DEANS or, THEHEART
OF MID LOTHIAN-David Deans Mr.. Chas Bass Geor-
de Robertson. Mr. A; IL Davenport; Duke of Argyle, Mr.
Mark Smith Rttclif Mr.. NJ. W Ietngwel; FRrbrother Mr.
Geo Jordan Laird ODumbledke Mr. Chas Morton Queen
Caroline Miss Annie Graham Jeanne Deans, Miss Charlotte
Thompson Ehie Deans Miss Fannie Brown Meg. Murdock
Mrs Chapman Malge Wiidire, Mrs. W. H. Leighton
To with the fnrce called SLAsGR AND CRASiIER
AFTER Which, HIGHLAND FLING-by Mile Francis
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to
ocaon from u 90 to S. co. Paquette and Dress Circles
Seats Reserved during the day S Quadoon Gallery
!oses 80 oens Coloed Gallery 25 cents White Gallery Csc
H- Once open daily from o'clock A. ~ to O'Clock
P NJ where Seats and Boxes may days in ad
OF the day of performance.
R Doors open at hAlfpast o'clock performance
mi W. B. CHIPPEND ALE, Treasurer
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PRICE OF ADMISSION-nress Circle Laiticed Boxes Par.
qnette Second Gallery 81 So Pit Boxes and Pit, ST. Third
Gallery, 50 cents.
RsHDoors open at 6. To commence att
&H-No seats secured unless paid for. ms
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Ra-Hollana Council of Royal and Select
MASTERS No. l. meets tho FOu RT THURSDAY of every
month the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No2 Odd
Fellows HALL First District
d. l. G., NJ r. A. Bartlette, p. c.. W; Bruno de Lucas
Treasurer Funeaux Recorders H j. stansbury Captain
of the Guards j. c. Wood Conductor A. oHergeld Steward
Peter Mopsen Sentinel, ael2 "
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E-DudIey Lodge No. sc, F'.. and A.. M...-
Regular CornnGneation of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRDAY EVENING at O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
Perddo streets Members Of the Craft are fraernaJ invited
70 o osI H. Stewart W. M; s. u Outlet w.
Fl, f. Hall; j. w; Thaddeus D. vAnHorn, Treas ;
j. W Searer Secretary; r. L. Moore 5. d. Henry B. Robin
son, J. D.. Jas. B. SEQ, Tyler asiy
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DRNgyN,S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN.
ID GER Is an Invaluable Family Medicine at this Of
preventive and for he Rarshea Dyssnter
er complaints o children known and prescribed BY the
Medical Faculty. Prepared only by FREp'k BROWN and
FIFTH AND GHEsTNUT STREETS, PH1IADEI1P HIA:
respectable Druggists In the United States
aud JNO. WRIGHT / co., New Orleans. JOS en-
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gNREsERvED SALE OF OITY PROPERTY ON LONG
CREDIT, WITHOUT ENDORSERS.
TEN STRIPS OF GROUND the reserves, on Felicity
Road for and risk of former purchasers.
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NOTICE.

Ty H. HUBBARD, and all others inter Il !. ested, shall. proceed to take the dePo' sitions of sundry witnesses before Henry Lln- thicum, J. F., at the Ebenezer Church, Rlcn- land township, in St. Francis county, Arkan- sas, on the 27th day of August, 1881, to De on rat the 4th day of September, 1861, in my be- . half, to enable him to decide whether u ,s you to to the N E of s W ], and the \ v the s E l of Sec. 10, towaship Y ", at which time and p'aae oe mayiAEfsnd, if VI 1 see proper, ard eoas azami zsm ny witness sy and if the tahing of said dlposiecns is not completea on sald day, ssAlg be soiltlnaed from day to day until comFlefeds this e3fh day of July, ls6l. RgBEKT VELgIf,
 by 6. ". MABHAsT, Agent.
 August 1d IAAf Y 2t
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
aert E. Hives.

1cas1 " ss99e Il o'clock P. M. on
 uepaftAd this ga ias&) after very short Monday last (l2t# f. ROBERT E. RIyEs, ba PaiafHi itineA e ty. North Carolina lase of ChashafF sa great and good man I5uly may t xAS ne whose superior intel has passed wit fiitsgF ty coupled with his disn- eel anda Ucnevolenef made hmthe centre of efessr largo eiFcIe Qg devoted friends, one whose 'RIyart was efef 0pen to the cry of distress, and evshose pride 1t Mas to dry the widows tear
 and bind the oruhans broken reed;'' to know him well was to love him, and although he ] had only been resident of Prairie county
 siFce a5Ssueh vas the appreciation ofhis mor- { al worth, that in him county may truly be 1 said to mourn the loss of her best and most
 useful citizen. a church one of her pillars, 1 and neighborhood it's idol. But alas! what l shall we say of the family who mourn the un-
 timely severance of that golden chord that
 bosnd the tender husband to devoted wife; l the kind Father to affectionate children, lan-
 fails us. We could sincerly commend them
 and the fate of the bl ave son and brother who
 has gone forth to meet his country's foe in
 deadly conflict, to the care of :" Him who
 tempers the wintry winds to the shorn Lambs."
 ss Col. RIvEs was born in Chatham County,
 North Carolina on the 24th of May, 1872,
 and was consequently 49 years, two months,
 and IS days old He had been called by the
 citizens of his native county to i'll various DO.
 sitions of honor and profit was Sheriff two
 consecutive terms; was honored with seat il
 the Senate of his State, and occupied an envi
 able position among her gifted politicians un
 til he left for the west. After stopping on i year in Mississippi be selelected Arkansas fo his future home Rps alas for hopes of man
 ssHe cometh forth as flower, is cut down. H aae.h also as a shadow and continueth not {; , fsr to-day beneath the silent clod at Walter' fnaDel lies all that is mortal of him to who's e.oepence legislators were wont to listen wit : rleasore and pYofit, to whose social virtue f nds eyer delighted to pay homage.
 z August, 1861. J. 5. w.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28

are willing, if necessary, to expend onr las dollar. f"N 0"' rus nesoived, That we have unlimited conf ,b enee Ill oonfederte Government, we believe +ho,, ,n 'uthorlty Vise and prudent, and that our independence.
 ts htesoiVed, That blieving thus, we win malsg ,,.'i, 'oals as our a'lilties will warrant. sd 'uI mouiu Iespectfully lrge upon all to step for. ward Tn this our day of need and maintain onr um1seelhment. m se cheerpur soldiers. and show to or ha. e, that w VIII maintain our rights, o' become bankruptand perish in the attempt
 on motion the following gentlemen were ap- pointed Ill respective townships, as Agents TOT the Confederate loan, 10 solicit subscrin- tions therefor.
 Prairie, Johnson ( Ford. c.,o,;n c-, A A Plttman; Pigeo, Roost, Col q Ioo;: 0o' White River, F Ford; Center W,1;a Nichols; Wattensas, D Wm c Haze, uy.ae us ilton, Wm J Hood Rich Woods n, ita% M Raney Clear Lake, ST Fleming. Tanr. M Thos H Belcher. 'sreoA' Dr. W. C. Hazen ws appointed Chairman Central committee of Townships for :" os scriptions, of the Confderate States , and di rected to furnish the Agents with nacoss.ru blanks. Agents are dincted to return all snb. i scriptions to him.
 On motion the Des Ar Citizen and Confed crate Banner were reqested to publish tba proceedings of this meeng. On motion the meeting adjourned.
 FA. TERRY, Chm. T. I, z G' NAVE, NAVE, secrtaries,
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NOTICE.
August IA, 1861. .--3t.

DICHARD FURLOW and all othefs con IL cerned are hereby notified, that ,n the 3Oth day of August next, commencing at io o'clock, A. M. of said day, shall proceed to take dispositions before R. N. Carley, J. P. in Richland township, St. Francis couny, Ar kansas. at Cotton PlAnt, to be read in @idence before the St,te Land Agent at JacHonport, on the 4th day of September, 1861, te contest the legal rightto my pre-empion ontne W l of the N E l, the s E l of the NV ana the N E l of the W of Sec. 24, township N, R w, at which time and place they can appear and examine my witnesses, ane also produce their own, if they see proper allowing me the same privilege.
 w. H. MONTGOMERY,
 by GEO. w. MABERRr, Agent. August IA. 1861-3
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
N c T.sLUR.

T H. FISHER, and all Others interested C shall proceed to take tie depcsitions ot sundry witnesses before Henry Linthicum, J. P. in Richland township, in St. Frahcis coun- ty, Arkensas, at the Ebenezer Church, in said township, on the 26th day If August, 1861, to be read before the Land Agent at Jacksonport, on the 4th day of September, 1861, in my behalf, to enable himito decide whether it is you or that has legal right to pre-emption to the N B4 of she N W b and the N. w I of the N E of Se:. P, town ship N, R3 w, at which time ard place you may attend, if you see proper, and cross-x- anime my witnesses, and produce your own, if any you have, allowing me theprivileg' to cross-examine the same.
 J. w. MORRIS,
 by GEO. w. MABERaY, Agent. | August IA 186l.-3t.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NOTICE
= A~A no RICHARD GILT. an,

Fl'O RlCHARD GILL, and all others IL concerned, shall proceed to take the de- positions of certain witnesses before R. N. Carley, J. P. in Richland township, St. Fran cis county, at Cotton Plant, in said township on the 26th day of August, to be read before the Land Agent at Jacksonport, Arkansas. or the 4tE day of September, 1861. to enable hin emption on the following feseribed land: Lots number IS, 19, 21 and 22l in she s W fri. ! of frl.. sec. 6, TAN, R3 ", at which time and nlace m you may appear and cross-examine my Witnesses t and produce your own, if any you have. ave- allowing me the same privilege, Given nndep nv hand this 12th day of July, 1861. u''0'' " w. E. WELCH,
 by GEO. W. MABERRY, Agent. l Auoust IA, 1S6l--St.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
Take Notice.

M II. Adams and atL others concerned ryHAI on Saturday the 14th day of Sept,
 186I at the office of H. P. Vaughan, J P, in the town of Des Arc, in the county of Prairie, in the State of Arkansas, between the hours of g o'clock A. M. and 6. o'clock P. M. of said day, shall proceed to take the dePo- sitions of witnesses, to be read in evidence before the Stata Land Agent at Jacksonport, Ark. ou 18th day of sept, tsel, resp9ctlng conflicting pre-emption claims, to The of the $. w of Sec g, iH township ! 5 h W. at which time and place yoa can pPear : MARY TARkINT)N.
 Des AAs. August 2s, ieol-Sw.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NOTICE

IT'S hereby given, that letters Testamentary,
 ware ] on the 2enl day of April granted to +na "ndersigned, upon the estate of Wm. B "HI,'a Nnw therefore, all persons having claims .osinst said estate, are required to exhibit the same to the ExeeutoB properly authentica cated within one year the date Of sucn lsssefs $ or they may be presladed rom any oenen. et .l II the estate; and that fl such claims pc nee ex, st hibited within two years rom tle oa'e oi suel le,aspS' lSaS frog IpgS suv beft from such estate ''"''''' va ROBERT E. RlVES, Ex'r. T,no T 1s6f w-sn
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NOlcEl

TNO all whom it may I tion to the next Pr2nc'gf ! sna' FeH- county, at the October NJ ,sfs q ,oa, ss,p to be holden at BrownsvifE sns5eoi ioVi Prairie, in the State of Arr sai9 soF's5 es der to sell the following re- xol
 Lots number and 2. in tsstases 'fis Lots number II and 12, in bf@ nulh |, in the Watkins survey, og ' N ny 9o' N Vss Arc, in the county of Praisie. 2essf v a Arkansas, belonging to ths estaE sss@ St Ostenberg, deceased. esaA ses
 H. P. yAWGHAN.,
 Des Arc, August 28. fsEl.--1n N.'s1
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NOTTcE.

No all whom it may oncern: ! shatN ton to the next Pr, ,ate Court of ss county, at the October egm thereof, 166Nsr, an order to sell certain real estate. beIoss1 to the estate of Jane {ennedr, deceasen3 wit: Lots number Il and l2 ia block niss, ., In the Erwin survey of the town of Are, in the county>of Prairie, in the Sta.e Arkansas.
 HORACE P. VAUGHAN, Adm,r. Des Arc, August 2S, ls61-1m.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28

t merely waiting for battle tebe fought, s
 as to ge; arms. The oss of Churchill's Regiment was 4 killed and 153 wounded. \ Kings company from Browisville was ii the fgat. King and Hicks both sllghtl, ! woundd. Total loss of the company wa 1 Ii ght, nly six or seven killed and wounded
 Peason's company sufferd a severe loss havinsabout forty killed and wounded. The following is list of the killd and wounded 1 KILLED. Jas. M. Williamson, B. k Freeman. 2. T.. Tuck, Thos. L. Miles.
 WOUNDED.
 Johl s. Pearson struck or the leg with a spentball below the knee--Jight wound Wv. Wair touched win a ball on the back # the neck.
 U, Mclver wounded, witt two balls in the rlghtleg, near the body-hgh bone broken In two places-badly wounled
 D. F. Black scratched with ball on the leg. ' . V.P Harralson struck with spent ball on
 J; Strick Perry shot thrblgh the right arm hesh wound below the ebw.e IAos. V. Lee woundedI the left leg above tne Knee--left breast ab arm, and in the chek-all flesh wounds
 ". D. Anthony shot inthe breast. :, L |. Benton shot in ne right leg, below knee. peio" the F. M. Crawford shot inboth thighs. and in thellght arm--badly womded. Ernlel Davis shot in tIe left leg, below the knee. o' oeio" 'ne
 4; A. U. DunnawaY shoth the right shoulder ". 5. Fogg shot in th left leg, above the
 l. D: Harden shot in te right thigh.
 '. N. Haley shot in th left ancle.
 Levin Harrison shot il the left hip, through to Ihe hollow, very badEf not mortal.
 I. ". Isaac shot in th left groin, very bad. J; M. Jackson shot though the long Anger, in the left hand. l.. H. Johnson shot trough ti left arm iesh wound.
 H. Safever shot in Fl sefa
 5. A. McNeil wes a la rm.
 Alexandsr Mef eg, below the xfK
 s. I Maggan's
 ds h, Nicholson Joshua r. aa
 John & Pe ,s~ s,st II. N, pha sss slow the kse4 .et loo aheva VI T pesav E as,.aett 's7' e knee oboo,~ ,y;th v Rof S aratcls enssA "l'D ll 4ho 1oet hsnd T 1' ' n' saeppard wof n Hft left hip. <, T z z. e9ne Nso'sn ielinded n the left shoul- z, afs ,he cheek. neo. 2 f9pce scrAtc aound on the left leg.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
TAKE NOTICE

M. GR0s vBNOR, M. H. Adams, and aiI others concerned, that on Saturday stfh aav of Sept, 1861, at the office of yatgtan .P., in the town of Des Arc. .sas'fy of Prairie. in the State of Arkan- ls,saa M Hours of o'clock A. M., and .l,y Nj said day, I will proceed to rsifinr lof witnesses to be read in ev- 5ees e State Land Agent at Jack gp In the 18th day of Sept, lo6l
 sefs letting pre- emption claims to the
 and the N ] of s E of Sec y
 lyat which time and place you v anrs flvou think proper.
 :" "ppN# ff| JAMES M. COX. Des Arc, August 2S, 1861--3t.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
Proclamation by tn Goverror. THE STATE OF IRKANSAS.

Proclamation by th Gcverror.
 THE STATE OF IRKANSAS. 7 o the Sheriffs of Dallas, lot Spring, Saline, Conway, Prairie and ulaski counties. GREETING.
 WHEREAS, it appear that there is va w cancy in the office # Proscuting At orney for the fifth judiciI circuit, occasion- d by the resignation of l.. Hollowell. Now therefore, I, Henr M. Rector, Gov srnor of the State aforessd, by virtue or tue authority in me vested by aw, do hereby com mand you to open and hol an election n your said several counties, onthe 2bth day ot All gust. 1861, to fill said vacancy, according to the Statute in tch case made and provided. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have herenn.o
 set my hand and caused the seal Of the L. s.]State to be affixed to this writ at Litsie
 Rock, on the 8th day of August. A; U"
 1861. H. M. KECIOhF By the Governor:
 JOHN l. SHERMAN, Sec. of State.
 August IA, 1861--3w. -
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
J. c. MORRILL,, EDITOR.
DIES ARC. ARKANSAS: EDNESDAY. {. AUGUST 28, 1861.

NlTo OUR PATRONS Scarcity of printing
 Ihper, and the impossibility of procuring a
 |fesh supply, compels us to discontinue, for he present, our Semi Weekly. The "Week- ' Citizen" will continue to he issued, and
 'ur Semi Weekly subscribers furnished with :, until we resume the publication of the
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
NQTTCE

No all whom it may concern: shall peti ! ton to the next Probate Court of Prairi, county, at the October term thereof, 1861, fol an order to sell the following real estate, to Wit; The E of the N E I, and the E ] or the N E ], and the N E l of the $ E l ol section twenty two, (22) in TAN, R5 W,,ly- ing Tn said county of Prairie, in the State of Ark., and containing one hundred and twen- Waterfeld, deceased.
 H. P. VAUGHAN, Adm,r.
 Des Arc, August IS, 186l--1m. a
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
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 HEED :

Wants Lanaing, on the 10th inst, WILLIE, ae Wsltsr and Susan Want-aged years, opths and iftesn days.
 femphl Appeal please copy
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28

n~ Mess j. A. win ana Stewart | this place, who 1erA he hghs .tSpringfeld m the 10th ir t., lef ae I3ti :, and arrive, here on the 2 st, and t the following los of the NortheTn tro9e ne very lowest estl mate. Two taeusas lled and wounded and 500 taken pFisotf Vuf sFlAtH- Missourians wtn Cq aIs 1' ss fs sss 1 1000 killsd ana Wo9A Afe sta ssssee from u1g3l blt%eeh i% 1HA
 The niissoufians " arm az hrave s heroes wb ated , from ts field ~efe ass sd ssds
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28

N W we moved toward ga miles southwe of W ae 'ampfd. Our bees wi < V tsa.lAss e. e to I1neet the eieny, q loop e Y 'iield3to the number to mar ,, ssousana, ;.a l4 sl Y waspnally decided noon ',nsa 'yaq. 'nea ils' sSld on Friady after- rate er. "sss ' ,;s ;ssass a mara in foursepa- to saFFs ti,a q a1lis ' 'ck thit night, soas attack ,3e ssa v aaa Fegln asimsltaneels
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28

upon any battle HeIe' {,
 Your excellency WI State forces col SIS and men; that of uk upon the fela, w These facts aq ssE H words can, the eyq the dauntless cstlrae
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