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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

An persons having claims agains, me indi.
vidually, and a. guardian, sfe notified 10 pre-.
ssnt them tr payment At my residence mar
sifiis Miss. Immediately. Az rsfsons In
dshlsd n me srv required 10 rome hrsarl and
pay ~. or they will he sued.
norlf.lm-pd JONATHAN uhR.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Are prepared tttisily hr the abb,e diseases
nnl complaints and We N atl confidence rive
" q heatit recommendation II afma the womb
with strength power and vigorous action II
ntoi'c' The whole female ystem 10 renewed
action and af n sure Female Regulator n hns
40 equal Only one bottle Il required To icst
Ne Ihlfinall HhlIo.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
Dror,Eoo1o .t Co.'s
Hing Of GhiIIs

Is decidedly the most powerfully effective chill
and fever medicine ever offered In the South.
II viii cure cases of six months standing with.
out ever affecting the head. II makes rapid
aud permanent cures, because Il uproots the
foundation Of the disease aud leaves The systcm
IN the vlgor of health and buoyancy. Cures
all firms of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
FAIR wARNINGil

All persons indebted IN rs m our old husi.
ness are urgently requested 10 settle m their
claims Al once. We have been liberal AMI In
dulgrnt with our debtors not even asking them
Cor money until they had the benefit Of two
crops since the close n The var Now " AK
them 10 meet ne Ia the ame spirit and uie
their u,mos, efforts 10 pay ua We arr COM
PEELED to pay our oWu deh,s, and " ts unrsa-
sonahlc In men 10 expect us to walt always on
them. Most uf these claims are IN snail
amounts and their payment vunld canse but
little inconvenience 10 the debtor while The
aggregate amount woaii he II great benefit 10
US. We ,rus, no one will forre upon ua The
necessity ~ making the money upon thsss
claims but We certainly shall bring fuii upon
rvEaf etas not satisfactorily arranged by The
10th January, 1861. TAp nponhrs, sad siis.
sui sfsphsH None can complain ansf this
warning. tisll.iml MORRIS SPAIN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

tay mlley h 0ll itlly htbmd
s,db ptous tle sIsh hf itt pho
laampls w. phamlplrm 10 H0
nfm N We ahpson lvwailh anl
.s.s ta vafh tIil iall ~ ItHlt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
To Fortune Huntersl

Having msA suaagh ernins ard milling.
an prepared to ell = sogl huEais in Nilis and
Farms. have tee god ftsaistiana near the
iuSu q Paasls - ais o. re. Ala, huf
s,asi steam sac and Girls, Alls-tvoportahls
sni nae Stationary and une muley-whieh can
h hourht low ~ applying a~n 10 me Al
r.sois Ikurs 4 FtEHrSER
Ase oas Feffy asruss he rsll.hsishie liver
81 he is~n " fssois. ks5atf ILL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Bingham, at his gallery of art, No,
2lS Main street, opposite the Wor-
sham House, is turning out all the
best styles Of pictures known 10 art,
lie never fail to please, and when
you go to Memphis give him a call
and sec for yourselves.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

The National Publishing Company
of Cincinnati announce they will soon
have ready for the press a work by
Hon, Alexander II. Stevens, entitled
"A History of the Late War between
the States, tracing its origin, causes
and results.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Notice is hereby given N I'll parties Indebted
10 the firms uf s \. smith 4 Co. and Smith 4
FLOYD b. cutns forward and settle by the 18Th Of
February. 1891. Or The claims vii BE- pl,eti 10
hanis Of an oaicsf for collection The aiisniion
or or r~rpiitfs 10 this noure l. particularly
desired ~ Ne will be prompt 10 at On the
,bovs notice. SMITH 4 FLOYD
SIS SMITH co
ian2o.lm.ri na,ss'ille VIZ"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

BE sure to read the prospectus of
the Memphis Public Lcdgr to be
found in another column, The fact
that the Ledger comes to us daily,
with several hours later news than
the morning papers, is m induccmcnt
to subscribe for il.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

1t amt worth while for us to tell
our readers that it showed last Fri
day night, but it did, and just exact
ly six inches deep at that, for we
measured it. The boys and girls had
a nice time snow-balling one another
and catching falls, swccthearts and
bad colds. Snow again.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Eight thousand soldiers have been
sen. TO guard the plains, and the
Indians with ten thousand superior
arms to make the fight even.
New pet name for young ladies'
Chignonct,e.
Why was Eve created For
Adams ErPrsss company.
Tobacco i much talked about. u
= In everybody mon,h.
Whisky = silAborn. whisky
drinkup ought 10 have bccu.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Rcnd the "ChOngc of Firm notice
of Ballcniinc " Wall, At Sarlis.
They are dealers In staple and G,ncy
dry goods aud always keep Il large
and well selected stock on hand, and
at the lowest prices,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

aentlAuY A swial fwdy u
announced ~ mme m NJ lialesyllle.
Wah " tuip hcw siGfe, 90
Tuesday evening nest A pleasant
time may b. anticipated
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

nnroa W NJ WIlhefaon 4 Co.,
Wholesale and retail druggists, $40
Main street Memphis, keep constant
u on hand everything In their lInc'
and sell al the lowest figures II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. G. 4, llclhel have
opened Il school for boys and girls at
pope's Station They oro teachers Of
experience and ability and should be
literally pntruniscl, Sec card
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Ts ammst fh Yrfnm msh m
aa.isg mmaI8a ssl, sI5B 6,e
ni lflaw Hampl sNl ta iial
tg llts lei.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
FOR CHILDREN AND INFANTS

Il is a superb preparation, and mothers who use
Il are perfectly delighted with Us wonderful
effects. Large bottles 81.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

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tl rha cmHin1 H8l HmaHl
.Ufi M WHtHlWr e
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Why ia pair q skates ike an
sfIle They have oooasioned The
m 4 nan.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

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SMUT 0IIHa HHN.u pfN# in btIi AUD .tD.
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hlniNI HslffaN'inn UNtull Ne%hHtBtioh,
thlufHall II NftDu Aiok ttt1tfhfa lf Whllf
ealmmine IN NE heal
tto8ulai NtHtt1iil1n Toe If appetite.
vfftut tJmtina ttlnme itltaeef
tlrtmiluh ~ Womb NplaeabYi,
.utuian hiHatb. Kidney lI.eotts
Wakthihta, talit fbtett
tataa III F4If NU.uI.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
NOTICE

The undersigned Is nos prepared to DO
all kinds Of wott on wagons, buggics, car.
riagrs, &C., in the noa,e., and most durable
style, at his shop In Batesvills.
4 large lot Of assorted material, and ready
10 hll Ill orders.
jan6.if. A. j. BR0WDER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
Look Out,
Tic Nations in Mourning, and n,
joke.

The Nations in Mourning, aud no
JOKE.
An persons indebted 10 the undersigned will
come forward and pay up Immediately, Or ihsy
will h. mcd. IN my absence call upon u. II.
simpson, Esl- NJ Batcsvillc Who u duly 40.
,horfcd To settle and t,c,ip, ft the same
Iail.imld : 7. LESTER.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
We, The undersigned Physicians have adopt.
"a ,he following rate u chafFes.
Visit and prescription, one mile AMI
undrr@daY on
Same services NJ uirht..s.sssss.s...s....,... 3 Oh
For each additional uils-day ...........- 90
" I" niFht.....,..- 2 %
Medicine always extra.
Ofirr prescription ..,.... .-......,..ss 2 on
utsis'rical eases natural .s..............l5 %
Surgical eases lac t%usiomary1
Generalization s..4. %
Attendance o. detention, day uf night 90 d
tts. Accounts dus when made.
when medical services arr rendered b fred
men who have eon,faftsd their employers vii
be required 10 become their surety.
Ms PHILLIPS
g p LESTER
] DAVIDSON,
J. v WRIGHT,
& MARTIN.
Pshols Jan ip.ln ri YOrNG.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

Az HoSoRABLE FEELING-Nerc
Is, says the National biopigaccr, a
kind Of outburst of the moro Q
spectacle of Republican journals
against the unfortunate action Of
Generals Griffin and Sheridan in pro-
hibiting a public ceremonial burial a
the remains of General Albert Sid
ney Johnston. Forgctfulness Is ever
invoked by calm and we'll balanced
minds, even for the worst of men, at
the threshold Of the grave. Who
docs not remember the pomp and
circumstance with which r%ufians.
STEPPED in crime, were buried during
the period Of mobs against foreign
ers, and particularly CatholicsY Even
the bloody Chester respected the
funeral procession Of one he had
caused to be murdered.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

oHi TnEH Harry DAzr.-
How dew long to Sc them happy dasc agin.
Them dare when The sun didn't rise aiore
breakfast.
Them dalc when a man married l25 Ms. Of
woman,
And less nor % lbs. Of close, awl told;
Them dale when pollyticks was the exception
and honesty the rule,
Them dare when everybody was smart and,
yourself the only hlc,
Them daze when e~verybody's wifi. wasn't c,er-
nally ringing In your years.
'ohl dear, do get me a bottle Of English Fc-
male Bittcr.h
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16

The Memphis Appeal Of the 9th
says:
A farmer named r. W. Light,
from Pamela, Mississippi, came to
town, and in his w~anderings fell into
the hands Of some Of the habitucs Of
Rotten row and concluded to spend
the night on the premises. lie passed
a few pleasant hours, but on search
ing his pockets foumd he was minus
some $3.50 in money. II is exceed
ingly strange that people will, otter
all the warning they receive through
the press, visit such places when they
are almost certain 10 be robbed or
beaten.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
JOHN REFS,

Tuf hAssn years commission merchant d
AuEusts, 0tgfEia, nOs
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

BsPWhat a contrast there is iii the conduct the founders of this Govern ment and the miserable faction that now control it's destiny. Soon after peace had been established with Great Britain, the American Congress passed the following resolutions:
 "REsoLvEp UNANIMOUSLY, That it be- and it is hereby, earnestly recommend ed to tlre Legislatures of the respective States, to provide for the restitution of all the estates, rights, and properties which have been confiscatcd belonging to real British subjects. *
 And it is hereby earnestly rccom- mended to the several States to recon slider and revise all their acts and laws regarding the premises, so as to, render the said laws or acts perfectly consist ent not only with justice and equality, but with that spirit of conciiation, which, on the return of the blessings of peace, should universally prevail" :"
 Our fathers were disposed to incul- cate peace, harmony and conciliation, but the fanatics who now .have posses sion of the Government cannot live without strife and discord. They care nothing for the councils of the states men and patriots who lived during the purcr and better days of the Republic. The party ill power drove out the South six years ago. They wagcd war to keep them out. They persuaded the l. or ha 4EoY- were fighting to get them back. This has now been. demonstrated to have been a most false prctcnse. They still have the power and they will not let the South come back. Instead of fol- lowing the example of their illustrious predecessors of the first Congress in doing all they can to heal, to restore, to bind up the people, they are determ- ined not only to keep out the Southern States, but to do all that cunning ma lignity can invent to harass, torment and destroy. They tramplc the Con- stitution under feet, Chat very Constitn- ton under which the Southern States, in every possible form, have expressed their willingness to abide. This decep- ton which the Radical revolutionists have practiced upon the whole Ameri- can people, must at some time be visit ed by severe storm of indignation, and this outrage upon all that virtuous men hold good, must meet with q stern rebuke from the American people.
 Memphis Avalanche,
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
THE FEVERISH STATE OF EU.
 ROPE

Europe is at present. in the widest state ot excitement and great political change is about to transpire on that continent Both Russia and Austria are about to bounce OH Turkey and enact over the dis graceful partition of Poland in another quarter, but Western Europe will not this time stand tanely by and see the work done without a struggle. Napoleon is one of the most far seeing statesmen in Europe and his plan of raising the French army to nearly it's present status i.svery significant, and proves that he is preparing fer great struggle. Russia, too, is working Her army is being reorganized, and her paid spies are flooding the territories of the Ottoman Porte, sewing sodition among his Christian subjects in order to make them declare in favor of her authority. The great powers are watching each other like so many blood hounds watching basket of meat, and the moment that one of them attempts to take q bite q general fight will ensue. The mcat has to be eaten, and that soon, or it will spoil, yet none of them dare touch 1t for fear of drawing on themselves the vengeance of the others
 It is feyersh state of excitement that Europe is in at present, The volcano Is moving, and may burst at any moment,- Russia has been making some heavy strikes, and unless she is checked will over-awe Europe with her mighty prow- ess If she but once plants her standard in Gonstantinople, her navy will threaten any port in the Mediterranean sea in case of war, and with her adhesive power of an- ncxation, 1t would not be long before her influence would extend over the entire continent In fact the nations of West ern Europe, in the course of hundred years, would only be permitted to exist by her authority. Napoleon sees this plainly, aud say what we wiR of the crafty statesman, lf;s policy is the enly one that can save the frea eadom of Western Europe from the potent cltsp of the Russian bear England is no longer what she used to be. Signs of decay in her greatness are visible, and are to be dated from her ter rife contest with the first Napoleon. She would either have to follow Nhen France leads or fall into the general cra.h which would occur if Russia gets the ascenaaney in Europe. Matters are coming to a crisis and it will reach that point where Eastern and Western Europe, like two enemies who have met for mortal conflict, will hug each other in last deadly contest of arms, and the Old World will emerge from the smoke of battle with free institutions, or the whole continent will be Russian = Napoleon the Great predicted this nearly fifty years ago, and the signs of the times would go to prove that he was as good in foreteling events as he was commander of armies. .--[ Memphis Appeal.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
CONsEAEE.E,S SALE.

M OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by yir- IN tue of sundry writs of execution issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Prairie county and to me directed as Constable of Prairie Township, in Prairie County. return able to the February Term, 1867. I will ex- pose to sale at public auction. 10 the highest and last bidder for cash, in front of the court house door, in the town of Brownsville, in the county of Prairie, on Monday the 18th day of February; l8G7 between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock F. NJ, of said day, the following described real estate, viz: The s s E of 20 3 \ 6 ", 80 acres. N " s E of 20 8 x 6 ". 10 acres $ " x f of 20 5 \ C W, 40 acres. " N E % 3 x ", 80 acres E j \ " % " ", 80 acres. NE $ p " 6 ", 10 acres. s E g. 3 \ W. go acres. NV B 3 6 " 10 acres. X E N " 32 N ", 10 acres. Levied on as the property of B. r, Mcintosh, by virtue of an execution in favor of J. R. Gray, as Admins trator, etc,
 ALsO-Lots l, 2, 3, 4 }, 6, B. and 10, block 76, Erwin survey, Des Are Lots and 2, block 76, Erwin survey, Des Arc. Lots ?, 3, 8, g. 10, T. and l2 block ,, Erwin survey, Des Are Lots I, 8, 9 and To- block 6, Erwin survey, Des Are. s and \ " 27, and 26 and " B4 x ", 800 acres. Lots I, ?, 3, , and 6, block 2, Watkins survey, Des Arc. Lots and 8, block 2, Watkins survey. Des Arc. Lot }, block l, Watkins survey, nes Arc. N ENE1 I \, , ", fl acres. Fr'l part of 10 1 \ 5W, 10 acres Levied on as the property of John Jackson, by virtue of an execution in favor of J, R. Gray, as Ad- miistrator of NJ. T. Cooper
 ALSO-T \ E 9, and " s E 24 and N N E 24, and S E s E of 13, and E A.SW 24, and s " S " 9, and S W 24, and $ } S J 23, T i N, 6 ", $40 acres. NJ arg \, 8 ", l60 acres MS of g, 2N, 8 W, so acres Levied on as the property of Jack son Cooper his undivided half of said land. by virtue of an execution in favor of J. R. Gray as Administrator of Mat. T. Cooper, de- ceased
 This i6th of January. 1867.
 Q T. WEBSTER, Constable of Prairie Township.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
! 2 5 } 5 B T H E CIT z E N
E N L A. R G F D!

We have made arrangements to en- large the CITIZEN, and shall next week present a sheet, in size, inferior to none in the State. We have procured sufficient material and of such quantity as to guarantee us in saying our typo graphical appearance will be unsur- passed.
 gs3y- The first edition of our enlarged paper will be circulated in every coun- fy in Arkansas. We intend printing at least two thousand copies for general ,distrbutien. Let all who would have ia first-class- at S2 50 per an- mum, or who would make their busi- ness Known throughout the State, send ua their cards and names immediately.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
REQUESTING THE C0NSTITU- TT0N,

X BemocratIc journal of the North says when Congress undertakes to overrule judgement of the Supreme Court they proclaim their intention to abolish the Constitution, and set up their own irresponsible will. The Constitution contains long list of restrictions upon the power of Con- gress. But what could be more nu@a- tory than for the Constitution to forbid Congress to do this or to do that, if Congress are themselves to be the sole and final judges whether their acts fall within the prohibitions To say that their acts shall be held valid in spite of the Supreme Court. is the practical form of saying that they shall prevail in spite of the Constitution. That instrument can have no restraining effect except by the refusal ofthe courts to administer unconstitutional laws. X written constitution limiting the .power of the Legislature is an abSurdi- ty, sham, if the judiciary is not at liberty to treat all laws in coufliet with il as void.
 Ess- Emerson Etheridge has bech sug-
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
M. P. VAUGHAN
M. P. VAUGHAN. Attorney at Law. lnR. wALsH's OLD orFIcE,) DIES ARC, ARKANSAS.

{ IAN at all times be found at lis office. V ready to,attend 10 any business entrusted to hls care but particularly. 10 settle m tbo business of W il. Brock & Bro. Vanrban x Martin R. (. Mccarley & Co.,, and the m,pv Estates he is Administrator of; and those owing l'im on elhcr account. must pew como and settle without delay On the lst dav of February next, he will sne On every claim tr. maining in his hands unpaid ''''4 V
 h.p. VAUGHAN
 pes Arc' Jauuar! |. ls6G. In
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

FTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Take 1 notice that letters of administration, de Joais non, were granted me by the Prohate Court of Prairie county, at the January term thereof, 1867. on the estate of \. S Graves. deceased and all persons having claims against said cstale must present them, prop erly authenticated within ohe year from the date of the letters previously granted to R, G. Gill. the former administrators, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate {; and ii eei presented within two years from the date tAssrcef. they shall be Forever barred and prccludea from any benefit lH such estate.
 HORACE r. VAUGHAN.
 Aimihisirater. n. A~. r.i iSlt tu.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
NOTICE.

On Friday the 18th day Of Februa- ry next, at the town or Des Arc' | wIil sell to the highest bidder all the personal proper ty belonging to the estate of John c. Morrill, deceased, including one large Washington Hand Press, Type, etc; and one Proof Press, and all the fixtures thereunto belonging. On all sums of five dollars and over, credit un- til lst January 1868, the purchaser giving note with good security. Under five dollars cash will be required.
 ANN Y. MORRILL,.
 Admiaisiratrix. Des Arc. Feb. fst lS61-rds
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
AUCTION. AUCTE0N.!

On Friday, the 18th day of Februa- " negt, will sell at public auction in front of my office the entire remnant of the stock of goods formerly belonging to the firm of ". IT, Brock X Bro, consisting in part of Hand Saws, Augurs, Chisels, I}asps, Shing ling Hatchets, Hammers, Sausage grinders and Suffers, Butcher Knives, Scissors, Table and Tea Spoons. Sifters, Tacks, Coffin Screws, Gun Tubes, Fish Hooks and Lines, Awls and Awl Handles, Carry Combs, Shoe Brushes, Pepper and Spice. one No, heating Stove, and one complete sett of Timers Tools, etc. All sums under five dollars, cash; all sums of that amount and oyer on a credit until lst day of November 1867, purchaser giving note with undoubted security.
 At the same time and place will sell for cash, another small let of goods, consisting in pnrt of Starch, Soda, Tobacco, Putty, Hat and Hair Brushes, Pencils and Pen Holders, Matches, Toilet soaps, Quinine, one Show Case, two Stoves, ten punches Clothes Lines, one lot Wrapping Paper, twelve Wash Boards, etc, WORACE r. VAUGHAN,
 Des Arc, Feb lst 18G7-tds Auctoncer.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02


 vs.
 Edward C. JaIncs
 And now at this day came the said plain tiffs pro pri persona, and move the court here, for order of publication against the said defendant, and it appearing to the court that the writ of attachment issued in this case, was on the 15th dgg of Septentbcr, 186G duly levied upon fifty head of cattle, ithc property of the said defendant in the county of Woodruff, and that the said defendant has been served with process. IL is therefore. by the court ordered and adjudged. that the said defepdant be and appear before the Judge of our circuit court at a circuit coult to be held at the courthouse, in and for the county of Woodruff, 'enthe third MondaS~in April next. to4hen and there plead, answer or demur 10 the plaintiffs action, or that judgment will be then entered against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the same. And 1t is further ordered by the court, that this order be pub lished in some newspaper printed in the State of Arkansas, for two weeks successive ly, the last insertion to be at least four weeks next, before the said third Monday ill April
 \ true copy from the record.
 Attest WM. P, CAMPBELL, / jan262t Clerk.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
SCHOOL.

NTRs. S. c. RUSSELL Wilt open her lSI School at the Preshgterian Church oA the First Monday in February. req sonabe number of scholars-boys and girls solicited, Rates eff Tution S2 %, S2 50 and $3 % per month. Having had considerable experience she guarantees satisfaction
 Des Arc, Feb. ?, lS61-tf a.. iiia
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
DR. ALLEN

HAvTNG concluded to remain in -Des Arc' \ il tenders his services to theeitizens gen erally. Over thirty years experience, sadeu to A thorough qualification for his profession assures him that he can give general sats, faction. Ministers of@ the Gospel, and all who hove been disabled in the service of thelr country, treated gratis.
 Dcs Arc, Ark, February ?, l866-Gm