i B S A II C:
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iJ^BtXITE HIVE?. U- 8. MAIL LINE.
§§T SEMI- W E E K L Y
■ #fc‘ ra0M napoleon to jaCksonport.
< raK,, ,f . . p ,r. W. Coi.es. Master.
^^KvfunV.E’-..'."m. m
Sffemphis & White River Packets.
T B I - WEEKLY.
..Peter Fi.evivo. Master.
,VML ..J. Riley .Tom s, Mn«t»r.
^•FRANCIS. No. 2-- • Wit.... .Wood. Master.
■ i MnTir Z&:
j. IF. Dorr, General Advertising
JKd./, Jen> Orleans. La., is our duly
f^mhorized. agent in that city.
■r®- Extra copies of the “Citizen,
|K, Cents each, or Fifty Cents per dozen.
-,-* * <■ :
i R. McPherson, County Surveyor.—
/ friend, McPherson, has received his
^mission, and is now busily engaged in the
(charge of the duties of his office. His card
L four columns calls upon all persons wishing
services to address him at Brownsville;
!g|Eaine county, Arkansas
-4-#-*
■Prilled.—learn Hiat Samuel Jones
J killed a man known as Georgia Smith, at At
i |a#fta on Saturday last. Jones has been ar
relted and committed to jail.
■A Requisition Promptly Respond
gp T0—Aurest and Release of Col.
\f. W. Wair.—It is well known to the
jfclblic that onr fellow-citizen. Col. W. W.
W\ir, was arrested on the 16tli ult., by
a j requisition from Governor Harris,
of Tennessee, upon Governor Conway,
1H Arkansas. Tile affidavits upon, which
tbi- requisition was based, we learn, were
HBtde by several citizens of the city of
i'Memphis, and charged Col. II air with
a forgery which was said to have been
; ^Hirpelrated by him some three years
NHce.at Memphis, Tennessee. Col. W.
left here on the 20th, in charge of an of
ficer.-t*}T. Oldtiarn, Esq., who delivered
him to Robert L. Smith, Sheriff of Shel
| by county, Tcnn. Sheriff Smith inform
ed .he Colonel that there was no charge
| against him—that there was no bill
> of indictment ever found and that the
requisition by Gov. Harris was pre
dicated upon the affidavits, he presuming,
course, that the Colonel had been in
Iricted and a true bill found, and that up
Hp> that the' affidavits were made by the
parties. Col. Wair, doubtless, finding
he.! the whole arrangement to have him
s-iirested ns a fugitive from justice, was to
^piahle certain parties, (who come over
HBhin Memphis to aid in his arrest) to ob
Hk it several negroes which he held as ad
^Hpmistrator of the estate of the late Win.
f- Terr, concluded to try the force of law
Mkon those who were so anxious to injure
reputation, and accordingly coinmen
HH 'I suit against them for heavy damages.
Colonel found a host of friends among
K, good people ct Memphis, and iiis most
m accusers are said to have made
IHjerusetvcs “scarce,” and uuite hard
I riND. We learn that the Colonel will,
KSBfc a few days, make a full publication in
BRiierence to this whole affair, which we
have very good reason to presume, will
e all the facts in reference to the ob
JB’ s of those who have so shrewdly con
H|.ed at destroying his reputation, if not
h:. life.
K Col. Wair has resiJed in our comma
fsH:/ near two years—has often visited
PBpcuiphis in that time—but no attempt
ffHBi- ever made to even accuse him of the
M-rge preferred recently. We are in
■fflfti ,ed to the opinion that his accusers will
m 'it themselves out of this difficulty, which
H,y have brought upon themselves, long
^HCore the law will let them loose. We
I 12 rejoiced nt the Colonel's triumph, and
ill await with some anxiety his own
.lenient in the premises.
Man Drowned.—On the last trip ol
Return from White river, a young mar
to came aboard at Augusta, Ark., foi
3 purpose of working his passage tothi;
V. fell overboard when the boat was
ar Des Arc, and was drowned. His
me was unknown, but lie is supposes,
have been a resident of Augusta.
[Memphis Bulletin.
RIVER NEWS, &c.
1’i?”Tha U. S. mail packet Sain. Hale
pt . C. W. Coles, passed up yesterday morn
bound for Jacksonport. Capt. W. Gibbe
lished us with late papers. The Hale wil
own on Monday, bound for Napoleon,
jlf' The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt
org. Bateman, passed up Tuesday and re
■ ■ 1 Thursday evening. Henry E. Green
clerk, has our thanks for late papers.
The New Orleans packet Europa, Capt
■y, passed down Thursday morning,
-iy* The Memphis and White river packel
utcis, No. 2, Capt. Will Wood, has re
"d her trips, and is due here from Mein
■ "u Sunday evening. _
5S” The Admiral, Capt. Pete Flcinins
"d up Thursday evening, and is due froi
this morning, bound for Memphis. '1
vood, her elerk, h^s our thanks for lat
• ,'crs.
r?" The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, leavt
diis this evening, and itf due here Mor
atlernoon. She will pass dawn on her ri
< ip to Memphis, on Tuesday night.
The steamer Wm. Campbell is due thl
• ng from Memphis.
1 Slei>ge?s Nervous Tonic has now b<
u one of the standing remedies for Chil:
i ver; as all who use it speak in th
t terms of the powerful elect it has i
‘iling disease, marKed by periodicity
> those convalescing from attacks of ft
has no superior.
Hoarhounu Pectoral is conceded b
be the best preparation ever before intri
for colds, coughs, croup and eonsiun]
and should be in the hands of every fam
• children take it with impunity.
Sec advertisement. ' fmavSJ
White River Freights Received by
Messrs. Johnson & Peay, on their
Wharf Boat at Rapoleoa, Ark., up
to October 22, 1838.
Batesville—Htrsch Sc Adler 212;
G N Smith 2; E C Boiler 4; Allen. Law
fence & Co., 35; HCSmitli 7; Burr &• Co..
6S; Cook Sc Thom is 15; T Soward 2; S
Houp2; (345).. . .Pocahontas— L Han
over Sc Co.. 1; Harrison Sc Co.. 1; (2.). . . .
Jacksonport—-Win Gibbs 3; Sir Europe
5; A Oakes 1; W G Merriweiher 14;
Watson Sc Camp 137; Robinson ScGidei
31; Poole, Pulliam Sc Co., 73, J M Green
20; Jas Robinson 3; B N 45; Jno Rob
inson 3; E Mitchell 1; W M Mathews 5;
J S Franer 7; M B McCoy 6; M Gilchrist
2; R L Mitchell 30; P H Redman 31;
Jones &: Burnes 128; L S Bobo23; PHal
deuaan 9; (576). . . .Augusta—Moore Sc
Purcell 4; B T Bland 5; R Stoker 4; J F
Leech 18; J R Jilks 6; Hough Sc Erwin
122; Franks and Eastburn 5; (164) ....
Powhatan—T A Upson 1; (1) ....
Lake Bluff—E J Atkins 19; JnoJones
15; H Reynolds 12; (46)... .Dies Arc—
J J Dunn 28; Chidester Sc Reesides 2; J
Sc D Jobe 86; W W Garner 5; Harvey Sc
Matthews 2; G W Vnden 25; H Jackson
13; It Hawkins 5; J Winfrey 5; J T Har
alson 2; T A Maulsbv 53; M Ivertley 33;
Willbanks & Steel 40; J O Wilson 36;
(331) . . . .Clarendon—B F Kerr 35; J
H Dial 9; W B Weeks 10; W Granbery
108; (162)... .Aberdeen—A Rodesky
31; W D Hawley 2; (33)_Crockett’s
Bluff—E Inman 20; (20) . . . .Cascoe—
Watkins Sc Co., 65; Jeffrey Sc Co.. 65; J
Hagle 4; Jeffrey Sc Co.; 35; (169) ....
Elgin—J M Green80; (80.). . . .GnAN.n
Glaize—IV H OwenS; S A Waddell 15;
Allen Sc Jenkins 100; (123.)... .St.
Charles—Elliott Sc Co., 5; Belknap Sc
'Rowson 79; (84)... .Evening Shades
—J W Shaver & Son 31. (31) (It.
.
MARKETS, &C,
Citizen Office, 1)es Arc, )
Saturday, Nov. 13, 1858. j
Cotton.— A. Stewart Bro:.;-. received 73
bales, 67 of which they bought at cts.
Geo. W. Vnden received 100 hales, 70 of
which he bought at 13010 3-10cts.
Frith & Jackson received 13 bales, all of
which they bought at 1OJ01O4 cents.
DES ARC PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED -WEEKLY.
Bagging... 16 @ 18
Bale Rope. 8 @ 9J
Beeswax. per )b.. 15 @ 20
Bricks, per . 6 50 0 0 00
Brooms per dozen... 2.50 @ 3 00
Buckets, painted, per dozen •• • 2 75 ® 3 00
Butter, per lb.. 20 ® 25
Bar Iron. 54® 6
Bar Soap, per. lb. 7;® 0
Castings. 54® 6J
Copperas, per lb. 5 0 10
(V!l'.-e—Itio.. 13 ® 14
Chocolate • ••. ’’ 10 ® 124
Candles—TalioW per lb-•*•••• 15 ® 17
Star. 25 0 28
Cotton. lp
Cotton Yarns. 104® 124
Cordage—Manilla. 16 ® 25
Chickens, pernio/.. 1 25 0 1 oO
Corn Meal, per hush. 75 @ 85
Drugs and Dye Stuffs -
Alum, per lb. 8 @ 15
Brimstone.. 0 @ 10
Camphor.. 7;> @ 80
Madder. 20 ® 25
Indigo. 1 50 ® 2 00
Logwood.. 6@ 10
Soda, (B. C.). 8® 15
Saleratus. 6J® 124
Eggs, per doz. 10 ® 12.;
Flour, perbbl. 6 00 @ 6 50
Flour, per 100 lbs, in sacks-•• 3 50 ® 0 00
Feathers per-lb.. 50 ® 55
Beef Hides “ u . 10 ® 11
Fruits—
Apples per bush, dried. 1 00 ® 0 00
Peaches “ “. 1 00 ® 0 00
Raisins, per box. 5 00 @ 5 50
Furs and Peltries—
Otter per skin. 1 50 0 2 00
Raccoon, per skin. 10 ® 35
ink “ “ . 15 ® 40
Wildcat “ “ . 10 @ 15
Pox, “ “ . 10 ® 25
Bear, “ “ . 1 00 ® 2 00
Deerskin, per lb.. 124® 14
Grain—Wheat per bush. 00 ® 0 00
Corn,. 70 @ 80
Gunpowder
Hazard, per keg. 7 50 ® 8 50
Lime- per bill. 2 25 ® 0 00
Lead—Bar, per lb. 94® 10
Ginger per ib. 11 ® 15
German Steel.... 20 ® 25
A B “ . 10 ® 00
Cast “ .. 25 0 30
Hollow nan-, pei gat. a1 vy w
Meats—Bacon.
Canv. Homs, per lb.. 125® 13)
Plain do “ “ . 00 ® 00
Shoulders, “ .. 00
Middlings “ 00 TO 12;
Beef per lb.. 4i© 5
Paints and Oils—
Linseed Oil, per gal. 1 25 (-1 1 50
Sperm Oil “ . 0 00 @ 0 00
Lard Oil. “ “. 1 35 @ 1 50
Whit.-Lead, per keg. 2 50 TO 3 00
Spanish Brown, per lb. . 10 00 00
Venitiaii lied " “ . 15 @ 20
lied Lead par lb. 15 @ 20
Potatoc.,, per barrel. 0 00 TO 0 00
Nails—lOd. 5 TOD 5.
8d,—6d,—4d,—5d.. 55® "
Molasses, per gal.. 40 1-4 5'
Sugar—Brown, per lb.. 9 TO 11
Loaf, por lb.. 10i' a OO
Crushed “ . 10;® 00
Pepper, per lb.. 161® 20
Rice-...... of® 7
’ Salt—
Liverpool fine, per sack.... 1 00 @ 0 00
<■ coarse, “ •••■ 1 40 @ 00
Starch—Pearl.. 10 ® 1»
Spice,. 20 (4) 25
Tobacco—common. 15 ® 20
Honey Dew.. 30® 00
“ Nectar Leaf. 50 TO 00
“ Fine Virginia. 75 @ 1 00
’ Tea, per lb..■» • •• 8o TO 1 00
Tallow, per lb.. 8 @ 9
. Whisky, per gal.. 28 @ 30
Memphis Marker.
Memphis Bulletin Office, }
Thursday November 11. <i
Cotton—The market yesterday was not >
active as on the previous day, yet the transuc
, tions foot up 1,122 bales, at prices the same a
j those of Monday, and we consequently coi
tinue quotations. The sales were 9 bales a
• 10c ; 6 at 9J ; 12 at 10; 0 at 101; 16 at 10^
e 274 at 10J; 103 at 10J; 542 at 11 ; 105 at 11J
and 4 at 11.J. After closing our report o
Tuedsay 460 bales were sold, 4-18 of whir
3 were sold at 11 cents, and 12 at llj. Th,i.
■ added to the other transactions of the da;
- 3,838 bales, makes a total 4,288—probably tli
heaviest business ever transacted in any or
day since Memphis has been a cotton markei
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS.
Inferior... 7 TO 75
Ordinary. 8 <5> 8^
Good Ordinary. 9 TO >15
s Low Middling.16 (“ 10i
e Middling..... lOTOqllOJ
Good Middling...1056011
Middling Fair..llJTOlll
Fair.llj|TOU|
Good Fair.11-jTOllJ
Good and Fair.lli@12
Sew Orleans Market.
1- New Orleans, November 10.—Sales 1
Cotton to-day 9.000 bales; all qualities hai
slightly declined. Sales at 11 ^c." Sugar qui
at5J@6c. Flour—declining tendency- Poi
firm—has advanced Jc.; sales at $!8 50. Mi
lasses 27Jc.
Citizen Office S'or ,**nle.
OTHER business claiming our attention
mak-iit ucce-sary that we should dispose
| of the Citizen Office. The paper lias been
published near four years, and has a paving
j patronage. > The subscription list, advertising,
job work, he., is inferior tO;po establishment
j in the State, for the length of time the office
| lias been established. Possession given on the
j Ft day of January 1859.
(gg* l’ersons wishing to purchase are invi
! ted to call and examine the material, tec.—
Those at a distance will address the under
signed. -J. C. MORRILL,
Des Arc. Ark.
Also, a half interest in the building
1 and premises occupied as the •• Citizen Print
ing Office,® will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept£p. J. C. MORRILL.
(gjS®Editors of newspapers please notice.
Sale" o f
IN
BIIF”
rpHE undersigned will commence the sale
X of Lots in
B U F F A L O Cl T Y
ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN
JANUARY, 1S59,
TO TE5E KIUEfF.ST KEDDIJlt.
TERMS—One-fourth cash; bafancc on a
credit of twelve months, without security, ex
cept such .as the lots afford.
Buffalo City is situated on the South side of
White Rivcavs.'v■-.nty miles by land -end one
Uimili-e.lanilti't.vn mi!"- by water r !>■nv l!.i‘ •
villa, Arkansas, at the foot of the ButiaIff
Shoals, eleven miles above the month of (he
North Fork, and one mile above the month of
the Buffalo Fork of White River, at tb Wy!
of reliable navigation on White River, about
two hundred nuil fifty miles by land from St.
Louis, one hundred and twenty from Little
Rock, ,two hundred' miles from Memphis, one
hundred and fifty miles from Fort Smith,
ninetv-five miles from Jacksonport. and one
hundred and forty miles from J)es Arc. Buf
falo City is accessible for good size steam
boats most of the. year, and small boats of
very light draught nearly or quite all the year.
By a glance at a map of Arkansas/ per
sons can see at once the destiny of Buffalo
City, situated as it is, at the foot of the Buffa
lo Shoals, the head of reliable navigation on
White river, surrounded by a very, large ex
tent of fertile settled country, commanding an
immense wagon trade west and north-west,
from one hundred and twenty-five to one hun
dred and seventy-five miles, and on the north
one hundred miles, and on the south and south
west, from fifty to seventy-five miles. This
vast extent of high, healthy country is unsur
passed in fertility in the west. Uninterrupted
by speculators, lands are very cheap, produ
cing wheat, corn, oats, tobacco, etc., equal to
any part of the United States; a+id for the
raising, of hogs, cattle, horses, mules, sheep,
etc., is scarcely to lm equalled anywhere, the
truth of which is fully demonstrated from the
fact that emigration, of the most substantial
and desirable character, has been pouring
into -this region of country for the last few
years by thousands, from every part of the
Union, and from information received, the
emigration will continue unprecedented in
almost any part of ihe globe The wants of
this vast country, so rapidly settling up,makes
it absolutely necessary that a trading point be
established at the most accessible point nearest
and most convenient to the masses on the
beautiful and eve navigable White river,
Buffalo City being-situated at the foot of the
Buffalo Shoals, the h *:id of reliable naviga
tion on White river, is the place selected by
nature itself for a trading point for that im
mense country. Nature lias said to naviga
tors, here is the great Buffalo Shoals: thus far
you shall go up this beautiful stream and no
farther; hence Buffalo City took its name.
, Had this natural site for a city been judiciously
laid off in lots and sold some years ago, as the
present proprietor will do immediately, it
would unquestionably have been a place by
this time of no small note. The undersigned,
having become sole proprietor of the grounds
and buildings by purchase, in part from Win.
Byers, of Batesville, and m part of the estate
of Win. TunstaU, of .Tucksonport, Arkansas,
and further, in part by entry in the United
^States Government Band-Office, at a heavy
outlay of money, is determined to lay it off
immediately in real city styles fronting the
river in convenient size lots and blocks, with
wide front row, as well as*wide streets and
alleys; also, squares for public buildings
and promenades, etc., etc. The river being
straight, the banks having a gradual descent,
not subject to cave, with deep water close up
to the shore, with the beautiful level rich
grounds all above overflow, combined with the
beautiful scenery partly surrounding the town,
and pure spring water gushing out near et
hand, and never-failing cold pure healthy well
water to he had in any part of the town, with
fine woods convenient, combined with many
advantages and conveniences, with the health
fulness of tile place, makes, beyond a doubt,
the prospects at this point for a city, in fact,
far superior to any oilier point in all this re
gion of country, and inferior tono point or
White river, or any other in the State of Ar
kansas.
Mail facilities must and will no doubt soor
be extended by steamboat up While river from
Jacksonport to JJumuo City, (it alt cany Having
been extended from Jacksonport up lilac!,
river to Pocahontas.) When this is done il
furnishes transportation for freight and pas
sengers out to the Mississippi? river the yeai
round, justifying at once the establishment oj
various stage lines from Buffalo City to th(
, interior, north and north-west, west, south am
> south-west. These thing; are no fiction, bv.
j tlie conclusions of those best acquainted will
the country ; wren of sound mind ami judgment
Two boats are now preparing (b run fron
Jacksonport to Buffalo City, connecting will
the regular-New Orleans^ Memphis and Na
pole on jackets.
To persons desiring to settle in Buffab
City, we say don’t pay any attention to thos
who would try to discourage you, who stain
out as living monuments” of a “ masterly in
activity,” to denounce everything as “ visions
ry” that seems new to their sleepy intellects
and who war upon the moving spirit of th
day, and would, if they could, strangle ever;
enterprise, lock the wheels of advance!..-nt t
a “stand still,” and block up all avenues o
trade and commerce. They but thereby urov
their utter ignorance of the facte and novel
opmenta of the present age, •• and their ow
unfitness for the times.”
A good site, also $300 worth of lota will b
given for the immediate establishment of
good Saw-Mill.and a good site and $500 wort
u of lots will be given for the establishment of
- first class Flouring Mill, at Buffalo City. ,
3 better location for such business cannot b
- found anywhere.
t The sale of Lots is to he made in good fait
; and without reserve. Lots can bo had at pri
!, vate sale.
n For further particulars, address, for th
li present, “Agent Bueeai.0 Citv Lots, Be lit
;. lo City,” or the undersigned.
JOHN H. QUISENBERRY,
e oct30-ts JJes Arc, Arkansas.
. *** Memphis Avalanche, New Orleans Pic
ayune, St. Louis Republican. Louisville Joui
nal, Batesville Balance, Little Rock Gazetl
and Democrat, and True Democrat, Jacksor
port Peoples’ Advocate, and Fort Smith Hei
I iald, will copy to amount of $20 and forwai
account to this oiiice for collection, with
copy of the first issue containing the abot
advertisement.
J ORDANBO D EMEft,
SHAVING, HAIR-CUTTING,
4 IIAIKrD REUSING SALOO>
e —ALSO—
* SHAMPOOING AND HAIR-DYIN(
>- DUENA VISTA Street, west of Nuclei
iJ House, Dm Arc, Arkansas. cctl6-ly
J . & I). JOBE,
T>F.\LKRS IN f
r»irt ••isooo.v,
BOOTS, SHOIX HATS hml ( IPS,
Ready-Made Cloth ivg,
Hardware, Qv.eensware, Wooden-Ware,
CUTLERY, SADDLERY, .
* DrinRs. Mod.ioin.os, oto.
ETAYE on*hand ovorv article usually kept
11 in Dry Good Stores, which will lie sold
for casli or to punctual customers on the usual
time. Please call and examine our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Store one door east of Wn-ller Jt. Vaughan’s.
Dr.s Arc. Ark., October 30, lXjS.—ly
JfittS. B a. !.Y,
Fancy Dross Goods
AND
j JVEXXjXjXJhXIESIT STORE,
DES ARC, ARKANSAS.
Respectfully informs the Ladies of
, Des Arc. and adjacent country, that she
| lias just Opened an assortment, of JFAY’tf'Y
•i.OODS CVl) lttlLMNLUY, next duor
to tire Jackion House, which she offers low'
for cash. oct'23-tf
MANTUA MAKIjR^ “
ittllti m. K. LYONS .
1J(rOTJLD respectfully inform the Indies
Vy of Des Arc and vicinity that she is pre
pared to .execute all \york in her line of busi
ness, and would be pleased to see all wishing
work in her lino .at t!i- residence of Mr. John
Jackson, on Erwin street. octlfi-tit
500 PORK HOGS.
T WILL have in Des Arc, between the 1.0th
.L and 25th .days of December next, live hun
dred head-of the very best corn fed pork hogs
that North-Western Arkansas can afford.-—
"*PersonsdeSii to engi ge at the market pi ice
in this section of country, would do well to
send in their orders early and close a contract,
thereby securing their pork of the very best
quality. Tile drove will stop at Atlanta and
Hickory Plain, to (ill engagements (hat may
be made for those sections of country. Gold
or Silver only \fin be received in payment for
pork on deliveiv.
j OcUd-tit JOHN H. QUISENRERRY.
NAPO L E ON, AlllvAH 3 A hi.
rSIHE subscribers would respectfully inform
I their friends, and the public generally,
that they are well prepared, in every respect,
to accommodate and provide them with the
best delicacies the market a (Totals.
Thankful for past favors, they still hope to
receive a portion of patronage in future. The
convenience of the house to the
STEAMBOAT LANDING
lias long made it. and will continue to make
it, a great resort for travelers.
A careful pos er is always in attendance on
the arrival of steamboats and stages, who will
attend to the transportation of baggage to or
from the house.
The BAR connected with the Arkan
sas Hotel is always supplied with the most
CHOICE BRANDS OF LIQUORS, CIGARS,
etc., to which they invite the attention of the
lovers of pure Wines and Liquors.
. RANDOLPH & GRACHS,
October 30, lS5S.-4)in Proprietors.
Great Bargain in Improved
L A. 1ST T>!
Sax fEimdred at id Forty Acres!
rpHE undersigned hns GiO acres choice
1 upland!four and a-hali’ miles nrn-th-wo'st
from Dcs Arc. Arkansas, do acres'cleared,
log cabins, stables, smoke-house,'well, etc.—
Price, $5 peracre. Terms—One-fourth cashj
balance in one and two years.
This is one of the best tracts of high, dry
land to be found west of White river. En
tered under the United States Government. If
not sold by lb ■ Kkh •vf December next, it will
be for rent for the coming year.
For particulars apply to the undersigned.
JOHN H. Q,U,lb UN BERRY,
October 15, 1358.—1m lies Arc, Ark.
Brick-Laying, Plastering, &c.
rpHE undersigned respectfully informs the
.L ’citizens of lies Arc, and adjacent count' y,
that he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his
line, such as RRiCIv-LAYING. PLASTER
ING. CISTERN-FINISHING, &c. From his
experience, lie guarantees entire satisfaction.
apr3-tf J. A. OWEN.
G. LARES-. J. H. QUISEXBERRY. J. M’LAREN.
McLaren, Quisenberry & Go.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE ABf» FA1VCV BiltY OOODS
Ready-made Clothing.
Shoes. Roots.
Hats. Qticensware,
Hardware. Stationery,
Me d'.-incs.'SadiRery,
Trunks, Leather.
Jewelry, Notions,
Iron, Nails,
Castings. Paints,
All kinds of. Furniture,
Mattrasses,
Sirn vv-cut'ers. Glass. Sashes. &.C.
1 RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r»ES ARC, ARKANSAS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT MCLAREN, QUISENBERRY & CO'S.
FOR
Pall and Winter of If 53.
THE undersigned have now completed
their stock of Goods for the fall and win
i ter trade of 1SS8—embracing a good assort
■ meat of Shoes and Boots, Keadv-Made Cloth
ing, Blankets, Kerseys, Liuseys Casinets,
i Cassimeros, Jeans, Domestics, Calicoes, Mo
• rinos’ Detains; in short* general assortment
1 of -staple and S'aucy Woods, Hard
- ware, Saddlery, Queens and Glassware, Sta
- tionary, Nails, Iron, Steel, Castings,Tobacco,
, and a general assortment of Furniture and
) Matrasses, and a general assortment of poptl
' lar Patent and other Medicines, Glass, Sash,
> Stoneware, Tools of almost every description
! commonly used in this country, Yankee Jv'o
i tions, &c., in short we have a large stock, ’an<j
- as great variety as is usually found in any
i Dry Goods and Furniture store in Arkansas;
to which we invite the attention of cash.buy
e ers, and all those who are able, willing, and
a will pay at the end of the year, as we intend
l to give good bargains, arid warrant every ar
a tide we sell to be strictly what wc repre
t sent it.
3 OCt9 McQAREN, QuiSKXnEBKY & Co.
; BOOTS AND SHOES:
|J'l Just roceived, and on hand, tw<
„ ll thousand* dollars’ worth of Boot
- and Shoes; embracing almost every
***- kind that could be desired. for Gen
• tlemen, Ladies, Misses, Boys, and Children
at prices to suit every one.
oct9 McLaren, Quisenherry & Co.
Hard-Ware.
c F\ JUST RECEIVED, a full and cnmplet
* H a-'sortm-ntor S!..*tt HARDWARE, Oar
* C3 penter’s Tools, Cross-cut Saws. Log
_ Trace, Lock," Lift, and Halter Chains, Build
a ing Hardware, Castings, Nails j also a genera
e assortment of
2 ir ® m fflui ”4 ® a I o
Also, Spades, ShaveU, Fire-Shovels and Tong!
Andirons, Steelyards, Hoes, Rakes, Forks
Grass and Grain Scythes, Wood-Saws, Smooth
ing Irons, Well Pulleys, Gate-Hinges, Horse
Shoe Nails, Broad, Hand, ami Chopping Axe!
Shingling and Plasterers’ Hatchets, Shot Gun
, and many other articles in the above line, to
■* tpdioiis to enumerate—which will be sold a
s cheap as the cheapest.
1 oct9 McLaren, Qoisevberry A Co.
C. C. C Vf I TJ 33 C TI ILL,
it ■%& .
DEALER 0 VARIETY
„ - yl
iBISSf Ul®,
P I A N O S , C A R P E T S ,
Oil Cloth. Wall Paper, Upholstery and Curtain Goods
novG-lv 264 MJJN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
mm i.i mwjrjormrerr*- rvswTgrvrrv't i Wfiff TTum.m1 *m*n«*rT"'rvRrirr’"vvrwarfvwtfcvuw: *:• -^yeac.'iwmiwuafciiiiiiHiii i i •
G. W. VADEN,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
AND
Commission Merchant.
Drs Arc, Arkansas:
WHOEKSAEK .A liKTAIT,
7TVA A * r > \sy ,f<\ r t '}ffc 'fi >' AWN |
l-ajj^P (it Q 'O '=&) y*b <*; ut ’-i I
-AT.SO
DRAY. E’R IN PRODUCE. TAGGING1,
HOPE AND PLANTATION SUP
PLIES G K N E R V L I, Y .
j alyl 1-tf
FRESH IT.OUt
J)A BBLS. extra superfine FI.OUR,
F 15 bids, superfine uto
for sale low by (nngl t] G. IV. VAPEN.
I»AC<W.
•>AAA LBS. C. S. BACON,
<>’) UUU '^s. Slnwldefs,
1000 lbs. lliiins,
just received and for sain by
’ ;"'-r|1 G. W. VADF.N.
Rasgiug an«l Ropt*.
YAIlD.S India BAGGING,
tji xe v j <7 * (jo pieces Hclnp Raggihg,
40 pieces Hemp .tPhTgihg,
7b coils do Rope,
2.o I do do dp,
3 bales Twine, for sale low bv
aagldi _ G. W. VADEN.
1 'OF F £1 ad,
1 l 1A Sacks best !UO COFFEE,
I'm" 2 pockets Java do
2 - do Jamaica do.
2 ilo (,'uba ■ do'
Just received and for rale by
and | G.~ IV. VADF.N.
SUGAR.
1 f\ HHtls. choice sUc \R,
1. V/ 100 choice Tostcffl Loaf
100 do do common,
2 bills Crushed
' 2 do Powdered,
for sale low fox; cash by
and I G. v. v \ nry
I»<CKI.ES.
J if 5 uuA. uanon
10 dnz. 1 gal do
10 doz I gal do
augH G. W. VADEN.
SUW DRIES.
Q/A KITS No. 1 Mackerel,
/£/\J ’20-1 bills No. 2,
12 doz boxes Cove Oysters,
,12 doz Salmon,
10 d.oz assorted Preserves,
5 bills Molasses,
5 do , Syrup,
Just received and l'or sale by
angl 1 G.'W. VADEN.
Waits, Iron. Castings, &.C.
TA KEGS NAILS, m-oried/ “
r-2 *9 2000 lbs. Iron do
200 pieces Castings, do
r a1 K< , i iicepahs, &<•., br
augll C. W. VADEN.
Tofoacco am! Cigars.
< ~ BOXES TOBACCO, assorted
•**•*•• : 100 Papers Smoking Tobacco,
5000 Cigars, assorted, Cor sale low by
angl I _____ G W. VADEN. ‘
Bmulriea!
boxes window glass,
'w'- 1000 lights do Sash,
100 lbs. Putty,
10 kegs Powder,
to half kegs Powder,
10 <]r. kegs do — ,
40 hags Shot, assorted
10 M Percussion Caps*
500 llis. Bar Dead,
Candb’s, Soap, Tubs, Buckets, Churns. Can
dies, Almonds. Pickes, Brown’s Axes, Wash
Boards. &c. &c.. just received and for sale by
angl 1 (i. W. VADEN. ‘
Salt! Balt!
4JAff| SACKS conrse SALT.
sG/vyly 50 sacks find do for sale by
augll _ G. W. VADEN.
A G ENERAL assortment of Hardware
and Quceiisware. for sale low by
augll ' G. W. VA DEN.
LiQUoRS.
r) CASKS fine Bit ANDY,
a) 10 bids, common do
15 hbls. Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
S cables Wine, assorted,
H.t i.urmiuu jimrji j
30 hall' bids, do Jo
Just received and fur sale bv
augfd G. W. VADEN.
flfobicincB—lliciiiciuca.
JUST received,a general assortment of pop
ular patent and ather kinds'nf Medicines,
usually called for. for family use, together with
inrushes, Perfumery,
and many little articles under this iiead ; all
of which we will self us cheap jm can he had
elsewhere by retail, and warrant all to be fresh
and genuine.
octV McLaren, Qvisknusrrv & Co.
Clocks, Je.jveUX) anti Xolions.
Wi; have just received a lot of one-day
ami eight-day Clocks—also an assort
ment of Breast-Pins, Ear-Kings, Finger-Ring!!,
Watch-Guards, Keys,
Gold 3?ojas.
Beads, Accordions, Fiddle-, ami Yankee No
tions, in great variety. Call and see.
oct'J McLaren, Qdi eniierrw & Co.
Hats and Honiwts.
T\TE have just receiver! a tfeneral as
\V sortment of Hats and Bonnets, and
for sale by
octi) McLaren, Quisenbbrry &. Co.
Hooks and Stationery.
/fSif)>|i08T received, a general msort
oC BOOKS and STATION
.Ik-dL-aW EUV—full in every department
usually required in this country; for sale
i cheap.by
oct'J McLaren, Quisenherry &. Co.
Quccnsware and Glassware.
JUST RECEIVED, a general!assortment of
Glassware, Queenswsre, and Stoneware,
and for said by
, OCl9 ' -\!' !.'e I Q ’ HUY &. Co.
1 Lauderdale Factory Agency.
JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Lauder
dale Factory, in Alabama, ten bales of
, OarmVonrgw,
, and a lot of N p n n C’ otton . for sale.
■ oc‘9 McLaren. Qcisenhurry & Co.
, yni COTTON AND OXN A5U ItCfS
, A LWAYS on hand, a full supply. of Spin
3 /X Cotton and Osrmbnrgs, for sale at manu
s facturers’ prices, adding freight and edmmis
51011.
oct9 M.-Liitry, Qvisi.NutuRt k Co.
A. STEWART. ( W.M. STI VVAllT. S H. STEWART.
I)«ff Arc. ) Memphis. ( Dus Arc.
A. Stewart &. Bro’s.,
i^SGROCERSO
AND
COMMISSION MEROIIANTS,
Dm Arc, Arkansas,
G. W. NIMAN’S
Thrashing nftic-liini'H and Witcol
Film.
fTUlE undersigned have received from 111"
S manufacturer a large lol of bin PUF
MII'M WHEAT FANS AND ROUiU.l:
GF,AHED THRASHERS.
TJifsc machines can be attached to yoi»r
mill or gin power at a trilling expense, and for
good work, durability and cheapness, have do
superiors. A. STF, WAKT A. PRO’S.
N. II. —Wo have sold the1-" Thrashers end
Wheal Funs in this ami adjoining counties,
mid in every oldie they have given entire satis
faction. I’len-g tail and examine. For sale
at reduced price:), hv'
apill-tf A.' STEWART & PRO’S.
rdSTSNfiS.
A LARGE LOT, WfU assorted, In storm,add
. ’for safe by
fehti] \ s.'FAV \ RT N HR O’
IKON AN» NTIi
Of THOUSAND I.BS. assorted Iron, for
* >».) sale low be
_ febli] A. STEWART & DUO’S.
rOQIv ANt> HE iTING STOVS1S.
WE have in store and for sale. Small, Me
dium and Large Size Cook-Stoves—all
complete. A r.so,
XN Araorthient of Heating Stoves. Call and
examine the quality and'prices.
febll]- A. STEWARTS. BRO’S.
sai.tj
<•> (T A SKS.i Coarse, and t25 sk». Fine; in
Ov/1 " store and for sale by
I'ubd-l A. STEWART h DUO’S.
MANlLjJsA k-GUTTON HOPE,
A SSQliTED SIZES, tromjt'oltjndi duw
r\. etet-, for sale by
febflj A. STE WART & BRO’S.
Tobacco. Snuff aixl t'igars.
t
20.000 Cigar* assorted Brands.
For sale v.- y low by
fob i i-tf]' a! stew a rt &. i! art’s.
CarjM>i*|ef’s 1’onb &, Hardware.
E liftvo just received 'an assortment
of the above articles, among which
cgn be found Saws, Chisels, Planes. Hatehei i,
Braces/Augers, Auger Bills. Wrenches. Butts,
Screws, Locks, Latches, Ktiiyes and Forks,
Pocket Cutlet y, Draw Knives, &c., for sale at
reduced prices by
aug29 A, STF.WART 4 BRO’S.t
y'ftNlTUf,^ WE HAVE FOR SALE a
large lot of Low and High
Post Bedsteads, Safes, Splil
and Cane-bottomed Chairs,
1 Rocfters, Chihli en’s Cribs..-, c.
febfi] A. .STEWART BRO’S.
Leadi ota and Tiirjvcntine,
A I.WAYS ou band and for sale, by
,/T.febl Ilf] A. STEWART & BRO’S.
il.lnut, Cement 4, Flash1 a- Paris,
CONSTANTLY in store, and for sale by
f] A. STEWART 4 PRO’S.
AXES, TRACKS & EfiOER
6} A DOZEN Axes, various Brands.
fC‘\J tflt)pair Trace Chains.
40 do/.. Hoes, S‘ac! and Iron.
Log Chains and Hog Skin Collars.
For sale very low by
febl-l-tfj A. STEWART4 BUG’S.
mEjH ~
1 A O KEOS cut Nails, assorted sizes.
I. * M * 1bU lbs. Horse-Shoe Nalls, do.
ion lbs; Wrought N ill , ass’d, sizes, fob sale, ■
febii] A. STEWART 4 BRO’S.
NOTICE !
PERSONS having busier<» in the’ hands of
the late Edwin M. Williams, Attorney at
Law, will address the undersigned in relation
thereto,a« we have all hi*' Liiw and Equity
bd'sini’s., in our bands for the purpose of clos
in;,'up tae sumo. A-uiress
WILLIAMS ft WILLIAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
oct'S3-8m. Little Hook, Ark.
mwlmiWivi'
FALL & WINTER
Gr o O 70 S !
FRITH & JACKSON,
. AT TI|P.1R,0L1> OTA NO>
O N lie E IV A V* S T A 8 'I' It E E T.,
DES ARC, ARKANSAS,
Respectfully inform ,th«ir ow custo
mer# anil the public »r nerully, that they
| are in receipt of a large ami complete stock of
; Fall and Winter Goods*
selected eJrpn -<dv for thl market. Their
( stock con* M* in partof the following articles :
! Slack ami+’:iricy fassimereif,
Cotton Stripe#,
Brown Domestic#.
; " Bleached Domestic^,
Jaconet#. t
Swiss Muslins,
Calicoes,
Fancy Silk”,
Black do
French Corsets,
Hoop Skirts,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Heady-made Clothing,
Cents'* ah'd Side Saddles,
Hardware and Qnemswire, al! kinds,
J3oubte-bb! Shot Gods.
Collar# and Tiace Chains,
Powder, Lmid and Shot,
Painted Buckets,
Paint ed Tubs,
Churns,
Well Buckets,
Broom# and Axes
Also—A complete assortment* of Drugs
Book# and Stationery, and many other article:
usually kept in a ury good# store, which W(
are anxious to sell 1st a small advance fo
cash or to punctual customers, 99 th« usu*
I credit.
j Please call and examine. oct2-tf
FURNITUBE! FURNITURE
(*\ JUS'F KECKIV ED, a gan-^, '
uL, eral assortment uf good1-. «w-.rSo
• y> and common FURNI- • J—"—
TURE, purchased in Cincinnati; also,
Double and Single Hatreswt,
LUOKLYG.GLASSES, *S;c.
ChII and #»e.
oc.lt Me Larin, Quxsc.xnnaAV X Co.
Leo vug MfpmpUin Every XtJ bJPA'« .
Keinpldv, IVhite and LitheKrd
iliver Packet,
A B M I It A li r
PETER fjjEMJNff.*.. Master,
T. J. W oud... ...... ..■.».rOldhi'k.
, THIS superior light
4-1 side wheel S tea me:,
having been p'.iii'llasrd expressly for (lie While
river trade. Wtll mike weekly trip* to lie.
Uc anil Augusta, on White river; and'We t
Point and Searcv *m Little Red river. Leayes
MernWlls eVCrv T’ltr-dtry evening after the nr.
rival at Ore ear.*, and arrive.) at Des A'c on
Thursday evening. On return tryps passes
Den \ic every Saturday morning.
Having superior iiecomwOdatinti* for
freight end ivisaengers, iho officer* of tk s
iiont. respectfully solicit the patronage ul tne
public.
For freight or passage apply on board fir to
W. W. HODGE. Agent,
novfi-tf Meniplii--.
Lr.ivb Memphis Every WAX UiLDAV.
afcntl»l»ii, Wfiitc and S.slflt H**d
lElVer Pack**,
HKTXTm:n :
,1. It. JONES, Master- • -J. J’. JkMlKur., Clerk,
r*, .'"1 THIS 8 p! e tfd ft! light
‘M1•Ua.'lf&ujrHt steMnW, having Un
dergone thorough repair*,1 has edwtrtitneed
making regular weekly trip from AR i.ipliis to
i) • . An: and Atigfisb, ■oh White rlveij And
West Priluf ftnd Edircjr on Little Red river.
Leaves Memphis every Saturday evening, after
tne arrival uf the earn, amj aimet at Del
Air on Monday evening. On return trip*
pa«..f« l)e« A5'c on/Xk»vfd*y might. ■
Cjf-, Whippet:i and con.ad mine. may r,|lypipon
tlie i egufarity pi' this packet, arid ad on-tug
, ; l.e -.'.1 to ir ra; Will 1 . •**rps } .11.il
faithfully t.’tended to.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HARM ST E .YD fc'GOJUV «r
DUVAL, AI.OEO V (
OCl-i'Jtt . -Agee tv, .■Meitlpilf*;
,Loav> Memphis. Every FRIDAY.
tlrclifftr iBemphls am! While
Pitci- Packet
AT. B-'i'icitris .Vv. 2;
WILL. WOOD,.. Master.
A • £3^-1 Tills spit* n il i <1 I'gltl
4.1- .&hwjesJ.«lr®'«!»Jt *Me-Wbe»l Uenmci,
having been piny Ita vtl cjtjireaajjy for the While
river trade, wtll l—ive Memphis regularly
every* Friday evmti'rg, running to Des
Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, hnd hum medium
ports.
It will be tile emjnavor of the officers
of tin* boat to pTdaso1 HielV patrons in every
respect.
For freight or parage apply oin board, or to
UAIUliiTl .U) & LORE.
nrJ ' If Aeoitts tCf to nhl*.
White Rivet U. G. Mali lit?!
FROM JACKSONrOUT TO NAtd-.
LEON- TuBnc'E to JI x: H i’it i s,
M A K X till II Eli UjUA H W,E ,'J.l - '>,i,.EEEV IfU N -
NECTlQN FltiEM MEMPHIS TO ALT. POINTS
on w HiTi: ri vun:
Go u Si sting of1 !u loMowifte mx-wwiitd fast frbf*
s iiiag passenlreii Packets, » /
SAtl. HiUi, - - G- VV. fco».F.si Master.
FOfi6Tt-.\io>, - ■» Mi M. HA'ivEMA.syAU*M|.'
,i«;:r3a Mta
Connecting, a,t Napolpor. with Uw splendid
Memphis’ & NapoUorf U 8. Mail packets
Hi AT 13 I'KISSIKK, Cag. J* C. McManus.
$y.,fMUTgTjGfclfc Capt. U.
Tariff df Prices White River freight
and Passage.
From Memphis to Jaeksonport and all
J’uihtu IMow. h,
Pnmw. KrtreMs, per 100 ms. - - - jt 50
Whi'jki and Wilt bbls., per bbl. - * 1 23
Salt., per Mick - -- -- -- - Off
Flour, per bid. -------- W
Cotton Gins* each .----- H OP
Wheelbarrows, ea*h’ 25
Funning MilIL - 4 00
Straw Cutters 50
Corn She Up rtf ------ - 50 to 75
Pails, per iloz. ....... 25
Chairs in Bundles, each .... 25
Rockers ---------- 25 to 5<S
Sofas, each - - - - - - - - - $2 to $3
Divans.- - 1 50 to $2
Pianos n n:l
Redstrnds • - - - - - - - - $1 to Si -*•
Tsustfti'M BOc to $2
BUgglKS - -- -- -- -- fi CS>
Barouche* ami Carriages - - - - $7 to $10
Money, Jewelry and Other valuables,j per Cent
and b II lading to be signed for.
{iW Prtte® of Freight from Napoleon' to
Ties Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage
$5 00.
23?* Price of Freight from Pes Arc to
Memphis, 50 cents per 100 pound*] cotton $1
per hale. Passage $8.
Passage from Mem phi a to Indian Ray and
!:••• Aic. $8 ] Nigger Hill and Augusta, 70;
Grand Glai/.e and Jaeksonport, $10.
July 3.-U’.
l^OUSALl^r
YU E .offer for sale, ilie following de
yr scribed Land, viz! r
N. K. ! of sec. HO. T. 1 N. It. 4 IV. ICO
acres, lying in Pulaski cminty. r-,i
N. W. I sea. 10, T. 5 N.ll. 13 W, lGOaerbs,
lying in Conway county.
S. W. I see. d. T. 10 N. It. ft W. inn acres.
N. 1C. ( s».vt7, T. 1« N, It. 5 W, H>0 acres.
N. K. 1 ■ ■.*•.>,• T. to N, It. iilV, i.-.U acres,
lying in JaBkson county.
N.' W. * 21. T. ‘J X, R. f> IV, ion acres.
M. W. j we. 4, T 0 N, H. 8 W, 100 acres,'
. lying in White cOurlty. M :l ; *n» . ■
({fcjjATha shave Lund we will sell on very
reasonable terms. Persons wishing to-buy,
v1 -
».r" ™jVwhS"
’ L E si f N HAS % i S G M,
XJorU, «iSu.2."C. ■/X.x-Jatrmja.aBr'ira,
■ , rr.rvpi liX'S just received«gr»
kMf-tiSi:(re4v phd wijjl ifclec- i
V a -V. Oted Stock <>r ^
SPRING AND SUMMER
* STAFLE & FANCY GOOES,
£i?c«!*#*/-Made Ctot h i itg ,
Hats, Boots and Shoes of all kinds,
. and would respectfully solicit a call from pur*
chasers .before buying elsewhere.
His stock of S[uing .and Summer Goods U
full and coAiplete. apl7-tf
HATS.
A Labof. lot of HATS jubtreefcived, f1ft
^ *• and for sale low by
ap)7-tf Lfviji IIarpison. i
’ BOOTS. ”
rpHOSE in want of BOOTS will do jjtJ
j well to favor me with * caR bafarp^jf'
purchasing elsewhere.
ap17-tf Lfvin Harrison.
-1 r rtr - n TS ”T*r rz. VM"'—
SHOES.
Those who want sHOjte.u%»
would do well to call on the sub-*"* “
scriher before purchasing elsewhere. ' .T J
° apl|-tf ’ Levin liAafwbov. .
j Candles, Soap, Tobacco* &c.
TEST RECEIVED, a gcoiral awort
*J ingot of good and common Tobacco. Ci
| gars, SnniF, !*oap. Caudles, Buckets., Tubs,
' Brooms,Tea. Nails.Turpentine,Pepper,Bpit»> —
Starch, Sofia, Indigo, Madder. Shot. Lean,
5> Powdet, Cups, Flints, Lemon Syrup, Catsup,
3 Pepper Sauce. Pi«kle.s, Hope, Xutmegs, Stone- ,
ware, Wash-boards, S.* »*rs, Baskets, ffwrs* /
ping Paper. Titiat, Window Glass, Sash, Put
ty, Shut* Pegs, &Uj*r skautis. Glass Jaw- Beer j
bottles, Yeast Ponders.’ A:c.. Fbr snte’ns cheap /
as the ■cheap3 -On'ci edit, or IW cash,"By
ct'J .lit.Labi n QciaiNB) axv i: Od. /
*