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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-12

plete line OF prices.
My stock OF Fancy Articles designed specially for the ho
dry trade Ga portion only being above cassed
Ia four departments, foliows
Frst-French German ami English Fancy Goods cmbra,
n Dressing Cases, Scotch Wood
work, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes tine Writing Desks,
&C.
sccond-Germnn and American Wood and Tin Toys and
Cutlery.
1hirdErtracts for the handkerchief, put mp In elegant
Paris made boxcs Hair Oils Fancy Soaps and articles for
the toilet.
Fourth-Jewery, consisting of vast assortment oil Sets
Brooches, Fardrops. Rings, sleeve Buttons, &c.
discount be deducted purchases DESIGNED Tor Sab
bail school festivas fairs other charitable purposes
Orders arc respectfully solicited and viii be promptly and
'"'"''''' ''e'"''' CHESTER BuLLOCK. b0i Broadway
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

PERsosAL.-We have noticed quite num- Der of A.izonians upon our streets during the past week. Among them are Mir. Jno. D. Cusenbary of Wickenburg, and Mir Bull of Hsrdyville. Mir. B. is an old California typo. and the quondam editor of the Placer county Herald. He informs Us that this !. his fir. visit to California since his departure for Ari- zona over six years ago, and that he is now bound eastward on yisit.-SaH Berndndino (Cdlyornia) Guardian, July 3lst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
Lumber, a. Greatly Reduced Prices
GOOD TIMES COME AGAIN! RE-OPENING
 OF THE pR E 6 corr n O D SEE

Messrs. Chambers Reeve wish to sH-oH to the public that they have leased renovated htf and running this large venerable and t1 commodiouf hotel, for the accommodation Of x2N while under their charge. shall be kept in the hes possible manner.
 The souse contains sever. good rooms suitable fof fam ies also, excellent sleeping accommodations fcs sAgss persona
 BAR win be kept in the house or the accommodations of wishing patroaixe nu wttA II will he o secondary importance time and attention shall b, mainly devoted ts the work of keeping good hotel IF Bill, must be settled when dne
 n. T. CHAMBERS,
 K REEVE Prescott August lf. ls6a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

SrERLISo.-We are sorry to learn that Cha's Borger the only gentleman here capable of run. hing the Sterling mill and ,chlorination works. has quit. In all probability, work will cease un- til the arrival of some one from San Francisco capable of filling Mir. Bs place.
 PREscoTr HorEL-Our citizens will we know. be pleased to learn that this hotel is once more open for the accommodation of the public The gentlemen having charge of it, Messrs. Chambers & Reeve, understand their business and are de- termined to keep 1t in good style. Patronize them.
 THE Elysisa Club gave dance Thursday night last, which was well attended and gave great satisfaction to those who attended and took part in it. We thank the Club for their kind invita- ton to attend, and regret that circumstances prevented us from SO doing.
 FRoN CAMP AT ToLL-GArE.-N. P. Pierce. A. J. Akin and others arrived from this camp during tbe week, and say everything was lovely out there. few nights ago, select party Of citi- zens convened at the Suffers store, 10 hold "camp meeting" but as the spirit moved ihem to sing little too lond, the commanding officer had the meeting adjourned, through the ins;ru- mentality of the officer of the day and squad of men, who persuaded the worshippers 10 ad. journ to the guard house. which they did
 SEE new advertisements of Henderson & Co. They offer for sale, cheap, choice wines, liquors, etc.
 AR. BssHFeRD. Of this place, received by the last mail several documents which xere In the mail when captured by the Indians a few weeks ago. The documents received by hn were got from Pima Indians. who said they took them them from Apaches CD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
Ae,r Adrertisemeats.
WILLOW GREEK sAw-MILL

Prom the increased facilities foF making lumber ihs location Of the above named mill Banning creek d. being situate In the midst Of good timber the country aotds enabled to ofer 10 my patrons and the public,
 Lumber. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
 TO VII; Clear Lumber, per M si the Mil Thy dollars, '" at the ysrt ih iowa Sixty " Other qualities, in proportion. Terms-Cash delivery tn gold coin, it's equivalent in eurency.
 Competition being the He of trade say 10 tkr public with your rc-ey and will not Quhbe As to rzne Recoliect that up the Of the starting Of this mill year ago ycu had psy from s60 sl00 per fo' the lumber yoa honght JOHN A. RUSH Prescott August lt lS6s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
BORN.

At ,be Point of Rocks near Prescott, July 10. Co iae vie of J. S Curi.s 6 son.
 In M.eE Valley. July 10, to the wife of J. J. Buekman, daGga;er.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
SEVENTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
 OF THE MECHANICS INSTIrUE,
 OF THE City of San Francisco, HM be Opened 10 th PuHic q, II 4. N SFsembv l4, 1869.

The Boart of Nan&gsr fhai the Seventh In. dusfrisl Exhibition viii open sbgvs tn ihc ri==-sss ExhibOa Baiding erected rnsn sguare 10 the city oi San Franesco and pains vn bc spared b mnke complete to all i,s dstAa
 Tbe baiiding is wcathef-prco well vcufAsei, and lighted gai nigap by lo ets provided with tables 0F srki6aors kDa has line of shaRg eo feet bong provided with Deceasary Fueys and n@yse steam power b exhibit working mAehireSy, sad cover sra of % ooa feet
 Tue ~ iclegrspa wires VII bs connected buidng where also viii be Inc Poeensc- and ExTres S;s5=s.zs sss<=< sSs s=s. every evening and afternoon and the visitor will hnd ample rr yisioa ior hs cssnfsrs ir every i-arSeaiaf.
 The vari0ns Hotels maAing extensive prcrasatoos accommodate modrrafc dugiag the Er. hihtoa sud hs Bszafd a aanzger- ~iil troagh agcnt extend all information to s,raager seeking eommoailcns during their stay a the city a that period
 There charge exhibitors gercept ticket of sdrns son aud exhibitors zoGed that applications space bs received before August 2s space cannot be dehniieiy assigned
 Articles usended ioF exhibition must be sn the buildne hy sepssbcs lssA and article fo comTptiton unless In position by that sirne
 Rniss and KsEalstigss Cirrrass and Blanks win h< forwarded appcadou the .f the MeehAnic . Institute 29 Post street San Francisco by addressing ]. h tsfIiHoEI CoTysfudiaE 5cc-v-zTy, address
 Articles frsa tho aoaatEy nasl l- s==ss-A distinctly. "For the SeTenth Industrial Exhibiton fraacisn CalisnrniA Carr J. f. Gillmore. Corresponding s-<-s tAry." ly5iA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

| The first and most heslthful Tonic ever introduced into the United States is still the leading article. and more of this sold than of all other so-called Tonics or Bitters.
 For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR A BENDEIA Sole Agents. 409 and ili Clay Street, San frsneirec, California
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-03

81 AGREE, opposite Brsy's Station, adjoin.
o. ing south Side or Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-03

The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was firm-Uplsnds 11z9lIEd
Orleans IL 912i. There was no change
at noon, and closed firm with Uplands.
on spot, III ( F.; SfiOat, l2@l2!i I; Orleans,
III Sales 1900 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
bat steady plands 29fc. The demand
was fair and prices firm, at noon. Al
1870 pm. the demand was good and uri-
ces tending upwards-Uplsnds 29lG295e
and at the close the demand was active
at full pTices-L9w MiGdlings PSI; IN.
lands 29l9292s; Mobile 293e; 0rlesns
SOC Good Mi0dlings 303e.
In New O-lesns at 1870 a N. holders
were asking an advance and buyers eau.
tious- Middlings 2S@2S}c, and at 2:I5
pm. the market was firm, with q fair
-Middlings 2S92S3c. Sales $500
bales.
Our market was active and prices adj
vaEced from t94c. Many holders were
asking fully he above u quotations, but
al The sales, amounting 70 probably 1900
beles, were made upon q basis Of 272(G
IS for MiddiIngs, and more could have
been found at the same rates. We
quote:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-03
BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of West Tennessee. In t1e mat
ter Of A. +. Tuck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of tie above named Bankrpn, .
Take notice that a general meeting Of ~
creditors OF said Bankrupt win be held az I've
once of 7. j. Latham, ESQ. Register, IN H.
city of Memphis, in said district. on the lSte
day OF February, A. D., 1se9. at 10 O'clock q m
for the purpose OF declaring q drsg and final
dividend. Aa4
/ also give notice that have fled nv a,.,
accounts as assignee OF The estate of said 'RtrL-
r8pt in said Court, and that on the l5fb 5ov n
March, 1859, 1 shall apply to said Court for ,ha
settlement of my accounts, and for a d.scbargs
from all liability as assignee OF said esfasa IN
accordance with the provisions OF the 2Sfb &C.
ton of the act Of Congress, entitled A ACT 70
establish a uniform system of bankrnnfcv
Throughout the United States" apnrava3
March 2 1867. u
WIN. Y. CIRQDE, ASSIGNEE.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, January q. 1858. is9s
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49,"
All A No. l short paper presented by
customers is taken al from 9 to y pei
cent.
In City Bonds there are no trsnssc-
lions except in a small way. An coca
sionsl Bond is Suffered and taken at 524G
5Sc, but the orders on hand, which are
large and limited generally to $50, cannot
be filled.
We hardly know what quotations to
give our City Scrip. There is q wide diff
ference OF opinion regarding it. Dealers
sell to taxpayers st 75960c, but are not
disposed to buy at over 20 to 72c. Most
of them are supplied. The delinquent
tax lists sre, we learn, made out, and
will be presented st the February term
of Court, which will meet in 3 few days.
In view of this some small tax. payers
have been paying up, but the large ones
are generally holding back. The dispo-
sition which governs the latter may be
inferred from the fact that Scrip has
been offered to one or two of them at
SOC, payable in 8 to months, and was
refused, one party largely indebted to
the city declaring that he would yet buy
st Coz. Whether this is so or not the
taxes must be paid, and that at nc dis
tant dsy. Weknow that the intention
of our city authorities upon this point is
to collect all debts due the city, in short
metre, for only in this way can they sus-
tain the city Government.
County Warrants are firm, but the
buying rates are irregular. Parties upon
the street offer 75c, while brokers are
bidding bat 7Se, and sell at 77@SOc.
There is none offering except in q small
way.
Police Scrip is firm. Buying at ESQ
So. Selling at 97@9Sc.
Governments opened in New York to-
day with considerable bidding at buyers
option and prices unsettled. At noon
they were dull and unsettled, and closed
S little irmer and fairly active
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4 0N@-N 6@Gn
Sterling Exchange was steady at lO9.
for 60 dsy bills. Gold carrying at z pei
cent, with large " short " interest. Gold
opened at 1850, fell to and closed al
l354c.
Stocks, at the opening, were unsettled
and irregular. at , pm. the market
generally had a downward tendency,
and at the close was active, as follows
Wells & Fargo Elk, -; American Ex.,
AZ; Adams Elk; - U. s. Elk, -;
Merchants Union Elk, Isl; Quicksilver,
% Canton, So; Pacific Mail, 1854; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 80; New York
Central, 1919; Erie, -; Hudson, 1850 f;
Reading, 964; Chicago & Alton, l52; pre-
ferred, 1872; Toledo, w. & +. W., Is /;
preferred, ~; st. Paul, 66l ; preferred,
SIG Fl. Wayne, 1903; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, 49, Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igen Southern, 81 Illinois Central,
1881; Cleveland d Pittsburg, SO Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1913; Rock Island, l3l /;
Chicago q Northwestern, S4g preferred,
925.
Tennessee Bonds were quoted at 673@
6S3 for old 673@67B for new, with no
sales Of either reported.
The offerings Of Gold in this market
were larger than usual, and sales were
made to dealers ct l3439l55o.
We take the following from the Little
Rock Go-stte Of the 18th ult., in refer
encs to the late bank collapse in that
city:
Onita an svoitauent oceurrad in finsu-
ciai circles yesterday over the closing Of
the National Bank In this city, and the
suspension Of payments.
Col. Henry Page, State Treasurer, has
addressed US the following note, which
explains Itself:
TREASURY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
Little Rock, January y, 1868.
EHtors Gazette:
have the honor to inform the citizens
Of Arkansas that prior to the suspension
Of the Merchants National Bank ali in
dcDtedness to the State of Arkansas was
amply secured from loss.
HENRY PAGE, Treasurer.
The following telegrsphie dispatch to
Mr.. CLARK, cashier, has also been handed
Us for publication
WASHINGTON. d. c., January Is, 1863.
Chss. A. Clark, Cashier:
All depositors shall be paid If / have
to do it individually. You can use my
steamboat stocks, lands, mail pay, and
property in Kansas to purchase stock
from my friends il dissatisfied. This is
an awful blow on me, from which l sui
fer terribly. Pay dep0sitOrs when you
can, ia notes, bonds or anything the bank
has. How much. will it take in cash?
lSigEed) ALEX. MCDONALD.
the liabilities Of the bank, that is tie
amount due to individual and govern.
nent depOsitOrs is S425, 600; Of that
amount about SI75 600 is due to individ-
uals. Tie cashier Of the bank is conf
lent Of being able 20 resume payments
within fourteen days. 1t is certainly to
be hoped that his expectation will be
realized, for 10 many instances it is the
depOsitOr's all, and failing to get il, will
in some c8ses caUee permanent and in
many temporary endorsements. We
omitted to state that the assets Of the
bank exceeds its Liabilities S35 coo, but il
IL quite probable that q portion of this
amount could not be made available at
present. We shall not speculate on this
point nOw bat will await further devei-
Opaent.
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Monday, the 18th Day Of april, A.B, 1853

That being the first day OF the April Term o
said Court, and between the hours on said day
| for judicial sales, at the front door OF the Court
house, in ire town OF Lake Nulsgs, In sad
highest bidder, for cash, The fOilowicg de-
/ scribed lands. tO-Wis: The undivided one
half interest OF fro cIt1pal section 81. contain
| ing So acres of al OF sections 30, 10 and Is,
containing 1870 acres Of east half Of section J..
/ c~ontainiDgS $50 acrss: of fractional west nall or
| section 70, OF wesg half OF section 20, OF east
half OF fractional section ., OF southeast nac.
1 tional quarter Of section ~, and east cuOn
! part Of section q. containing 81 U-iD acres,
| all in township - south, OF n one west OF
| ton 5, ef east fractional part OF section e. or
/ northeast fractional part O. section 7. 10 town
4 ship IA south OF rang9 one west, CONTAINING 70
L acres OF east halt G section =, Of east n2AI or
| section p, OF east half OF section Il, IN town
| ship i3 south. of range two west containing
I SO acres OF west hall or east half OF section
Z. of west hair OF southeast quarter ana norm
= t4uarter Of section IS, in Township sCuLnt
cas- 1Es two west. coufGiDing 40 ceres OF
OF "a al section 4, OF northeast fractional
quarter = %aStiOnal quarter Of section ., IN
southwest }. 7ta, or range oue west, contain
township Il so. Sc. 10 satisfy the several
ing lOl 80 100 aci mentiOGed IN said decree
amounts OF money scmplainaHts, aEnOnnt-
fourd 70 be due 10 sal seou5 nrty tho1sana
IN the aggregate to fuEiher dirse 5 that
dollars. And said decree advertisements
notice of said sale be given b d n Memphis
in one oaily newspaper PUBLISH one weekly
In The Stale o. tennessee. aud IN qloImerl
pager published ia Little Rock IN IA %sSnz
by fourteen successive daily publication. SS
lays excluded, and IN the latter bv four wee
pooncatlons the last OF each publication % be
least Thirty days 6efore the cay OF sale.
[. v. FRY, Commissioner.
Lase Nlage ARK, Ja1uary I, 1909. jaa
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
Tor sale.

~ f Offer FOR sale one Of the most valuable
w cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississippi, wing thlee miles from The river. on
Lake Christmas, and southeast from ne town
OF Erentlksi ana Known as tie Polk Place.
Ire tract contains 200 acres, 500 f which ara
cleared. The place Is high aud wei drained.
Gnd has on n, a ane Steam Gin and SawmUn'
when cost Sl09O also, three new Carver Gin
Stands, OF eighty saws each.
Tne tue 20 the property Is perfect. and II
viii be s9ld at a great bargain, and good ume
given 10 make the payments.
jal4 7. a. NELSON z m
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IHOs. WICKERsHAM
BE. 3, Second Floor,
Ja4 POst0aice Building.

LsOR SALE.-Oue Of the finest FLANTA-
L TONS I'm the Mississippi Bottom. rituatel
50 miles below Memphis II Arkaussls. 2mDas
IRON b ods0c's landing, containing Z20 acres,
with 100 acres in a high state OF cultivation
with dwelling and al necessary OuthOuEes,
frame quarters for 30 hands, good gin and mill.
stables and cries, tcgstner with al tbe mulPf,
ttOcE and tools. There Is now 30 or 40 good
hsnos on the place that can be had by the
purchaser. a great bargain can be had by early
application on the premises, or OF PEtiCH q
street, Memphis, Tenn.
III A q H0nEEa
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sale

7 OFFER for sale on accommoda tlne terms
section OF good land in a high state OF cuItf-
walton. situated in DeSOIO county, Miss. five
miles southeast OF Senatobia Depot, and one
and one fourth miles north OF Como DeD0f-
Miss, together with stock and farmingimple-
ments complete. There Is a good Gin House
and Cotton Press in good repair ON the place.
An early application viii secure a bargain.
For full particulars address me at Senatobia
Depot, DeSoio county, Miss.
jas J. II. COOKE.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Klssinslppi sad 7ennessee RaIlrOsd.

mississippi ana tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Express, daily $40 pm. $50 pm
Sardis Accommodate, daily
except SunGay------.-"-S;O am. DO pm
Freight, daily except Il
..... ---.. ....-.--.5-lO pm. % AIN
Ticket Office Z3Ih Main street and al Depot.
Time through 10 New Orleans 234 hours. On
ni1usss Will calif0r passengers and cheek bag
gage in any part OF tae city, by leaving orders
at 2S5H Main street.
jasI A. 3. LIVERMORE, GenI Sup't.
aenDkis snd Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. r. time. 500 a.n. 3O0 pm
City lime. 4;s5 am.
slight Express, =. z. time. $40 pm. S.21 Am
City time. SD pm.
Ticket ofices Ne. 2S7X Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
BAN. {. JONES. 9snTsup't,
Memphis and Little ROck Railroad
To MADISON N LITTLE ROCK, Ark.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7 am.
Coming East-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:D Am. Arrive al
Memphis at l o'clock pm.
s. B. BEAUMONT,
oc2 General superintendent.
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All A No. l short paper presented by
customers is taken a. from g to y pei
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FCR SAFE.
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

81 acre., opposite Brsy's station, adjoin.
% ing south side or Memphis AID Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
100 ACRES, known az the Giles Farm. on
10 east bank Of the Mississippi river, oppo-
site lower end OF Island No. 40 and 10 miles
north OF s. emphiB-D acres unusr cultivation,
and about ~ acres deadened.
OF on east sid OF Bayou GeyosO, 81 feet on
II Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
or on east side OF bayou. fronting 100 feet
- on Madison street, on which is q Board
Yard. subject 10 lease.
or, with Cotton sned. formerly Bsrnos'
II Cotton Shed, now used for a Wagon Nnrdl
fronting li2 feet on Madison street and Ia leei
on Court street, a few rods west OF Charleston
avenue. Clear OF he
OF on esst Size ut Bayou, fronting 2S5 feet
Il on north side OF Court street. on witch
stands Carroll, Walker q Co.'s Cotton Shed.
Subject 70 lease.
OF, fronting so feet on Charleston avenue.
Il on which stands the Grocery OF Thos. B'hfa-
honey, and extending 2OJ fset 10 Court street.
For terms inquire OF
THOS. WICRERsHAH,
Ne. 3, seecn Floor,
Ja4 POst0fice Building.
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FOR SALE.

5000 bash. BEGcE Seed Oats.
800 6JEs. ROSiHdGle aud LOu.sviUs
Cement.
100 Plaster.
IGO Cape and Utica Lime.
10000 Fire Brick and Tile.
100 Dolls. Early Goodrich aud
Pinkeye Potatoes.
JOINER & kIRKLEY,
JAG 30. 50 AenEoe Nc.
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JOIN REED

CARPENTER AND BUILDER No 90 Tans-.
II son Street, entrance in alley. SpecisI a.,
tenuon given 70 Stair Work. Houses sId We.
Tsndahs framed ready Tor shipping. In
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

MY patrons and all who wish to have their
M Pianos Snd Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me IN a superior workmanlike manner. will
please leave their orders at Clarks JewalTy
store, or at No; $50 Second street, and NOTst
Mr.. Kat.enbsch's music store, as l have no
connection whatever with that establishment.
II. g. HOLLENBERG.
Jal6 Piano and Orgsn Maker.
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&EMPHlS s ARKANSAS RIVER
ue
49, ~
PaCEoE Company.

| VNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
L BOaIs OF this LINE wlii leave aiemphi!
hereafter IHREETIME5A WEEK, as follows
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, a,
D O'Clock D.En.,
THOMAS II. ALLEN Reese P~ritchard, Mnstel
W. A. AID ELL-..-......R L. uainss, Master
Biatstteil, Master
AAA0C9 ttsu1Hr-,.t-s---s.s...s W 4. Berry, Master
LI1N4 Mckee Master
Connecting at LITTLE RO X with the Com.
pany's new and Hgut-drauSht packets for Fort
smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
N......-.-~~Jno ". Williams, Master
~ BUHEe. ...-...-...Jam BOWliu, Master
kOhf GlBSON .-..--.-.John NOOdburn. Master
FShT Rowland, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
Tor the JTeae, ana are particularly we'll adRpted
70 II. Passengers and freight will be mt
through by thIs line 10 al points on tue Arkan-
sSs rlVer without detention, and at reasonab-e
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river nom North or East Of Menu
PMS should have their goOus consigned To
e memphis and Arkansas River Packet Conn
pany," az Memphis. Merchandise shipped tom
New orleans should BE- consigned to Mep1Dbis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Name
leon, Ark. P
Freight received at any time at the Comma
hS . OAuee' JNC. u. "a PrCsidsnI,
7. A. khNDIG, Agent.
laIo SA Front street, Mosby block.
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Tuesday, the Second Bay Of March. 1859,
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Commissioners Sale OF arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance OF q decree OF the Circuit Court
i OF ChicOt county, In the STATE OF Arkansas,
on the Cbancery size thereof, rendered a. the
October Term, AID, 1858, CT said Court. in a
certain cause therein pending. wherein BsnOn
Maekii1 and George b. Macklin, Executors OF
Alexander W Eackiiu deceased, were cCm-
plainants, and Allen Goodwin sAdmiDistTator
of William =. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
i. Ferguson, Eunies GOdw1n and Allen God
win, IN rignt of his wife, heirs Of said William
$. Ferguson, deceased, were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioned appointed BY said
COurk IN said cause. VIII sell. On