SV. ifffA.IttR, Kdltorv
.. DES ABC, Aftt., M ASCII 23,1867.
HOW IT CAN HE' DONE!
Many prawnim >have expended their
■tiinn and brain*. in attempting to tind
out how—in httv present sjtiiniion—
*nntfii'pr| lauds. e;m by rujUivjnteil with
hjtrcef.q «ud>,profit; nm«*ouditi4ii bct
'teretfpitvtd sMnartfiTrttupfoVed. lienee*
'Vi!. shc‘U»ii;| luTiyles pppu tfip uevrssity
of foreign i niitnniti<iu; Hear* sad <juin-'
pitiful of the nejfro because ha wont
• r 3f-b. >ren iflsr^y I'KrfprartTealWTy
■ot irtrel^ii.hrbur,‘iitvelyh ajrninst the
troc.dnpiu, Vnf never propose to danlibtn
■ft'ork tficmscfvc*. Nbiv. fft^ srei>et.i»
in this' word WrntU. Tlir’ prosperity
•MiVI well doin-rVif thij eouOffv depend*
entirely iip^u tire MrtVnir nl'm of her
i*i(ns. Jt is true, many Very ra iny, hanc
been unused to labor,haveabounded in
plenty; hut now, when tJiy time of:
plenty not, they aan work if they
will, i'ew iip-ii, miifvree.iaU their a\V 11
Jpowctu, -1111.11.1 udpiyse ciauni-UHiecs
arise to test tlieni. If thev are rfally'
in earnest, possessing (he tntd elements
of manhood, dlifiviiiftles will' only, tend
to develop their hidden resources, ntul
call into rtetioh'tltcir sHimhefinir ener-'
ybesv• Poiifte* have no ehanns for us
now, let them alone and <ro to work
lor ourselves, is the better policy;
uve.ry man can do something, if he will
but make the effort. He can oaVreome
ulistncles. and nccoiup'li-hnwt'iiy ihiiifse
which at, first seem impossible. l.ct
him go to work ami toil On, not dis
eoiiviifX(»<l at every adverse wind that
blows, and spam theinonii ty,in* before
him will become but mole-hills, ovor
which by can easily step.
We of the siuitli.Jiavv been .too'lonp
a leisure loving people, the time .has
conic when we must tlirpw aside this,
love of case, awake frijni our sleep and
work! 'Work for bread for oiiiaelvcs
0 and elifldreiil TTiaf we camfio Ibis a-mi
Mtn rm i- reriam ; uir rm'rris no sin 11
Word :is t'nit. to tTfeTnio heart anil in
vincible will. Then with rti', il' the la
bor system of the present is faulty, am!
foreign aid tilitfidt tie had. let us try
our last, be«t ehanre. nrnsKLVEs; bring
to onr aid » firm determination to do
our besl, and the petty annoyances ami
minor (lillieuifies in our way. will van-,
inti like mistebaforc the morning sun
. skiu.eu >J , #tt»4..
' * THE HE *
The Union js gone,pilot the Union
of to-day, but the Union <U yoreg.ia
which we all N'orth and Sou{|i alike
delighted. There was a li,ijye when
purity of principle und.lovc)>f iiherlv
bound together the sections m a cpm
mou love, ami begot (he hope Hint tins'
grand governpi'etit, purchased with
Mood, and niafT: hdly by robimon inter
est would be perpetual. Tut now
alas! the proud legacy Iieipi'eallied u
by our fathers is none. There has
sprung up a party whose brtfilh, like
the exhalations of liio Til mo us Upas
tree, is poison.: and that party, greed)
for spoil and panting for power, have
with their poi.uimnts touch stung to
death tiie purity of our government,
blackened its once unstained escutch
eon, and made it a byword for the na
tionsof thr earth, llv them (be eon
Ktituliou am! it; guaranteed' liberties is
flung like a bauble away, Worthless
and disregarded. Friip/ple, honesty
and humanity are as nought when
when weighed in the balance with
their fiercu passions. The Union is
gone : its principles are lost, its sacred,
guarantees are no more. In its stead
there stands before the world a liuudc
seript governiWrit. whose every v.«ni.
is tyranny, am! eVefiy art a stain upon
its cliaraeter ami nit the.' Sfatbstgou
have plead, andlhe press has rutigy,ut
its strong npfwal for Union in vain.
Fy the arts of the Tfiarty bbrn of Adams
anil nursed by !tlrfTh, the breach has
been widened and we have been tniide
two people; two in interest, two in
feeling, and t wo in fact. There exists
no hoinogoneousnoss between us. .\o
two people on earth arc tnoro unlike :
none less likely to tigrea upon lire ad
ministration of. government. Again
wo say,tliu Union Ip gone, lost In the
fog of;fanaticism aud prejudice. The
few who in places of power raise Their
voices against unjust UMirptdiou of
pow er and iutthority arc unheeded, as
the major power moves madly to the
aeeomplisliment of Unit object that for
twenty years |ias ^een their darlings"
i. e., the suhvqrsjon of oug jiou fi*r
me grutinculion 01 die other.
IH£!'\V o bavo.i'cvctMd'/iut'dligenai' o}‘
tl*e in,Higinnyitt of otliocrs, to Uie vari
ous dUtriots umUrdUe, now military
bid. The, dUIrht «f Arkansan ami
31isaU*j)tyi 1*> fab be oouijuaiidud Try'
t«« u. ii, 0. C'. Old. This appointment
will probably give more guttural satis-1
fat lion, than auy that, could luiviHlt'ti/f
Hindu. Although we bitterly opposp
the ineitsuretUsi.pUeeia-uthorilo.5n the
hand*.of the military, iti» » law, and
under these eireujusigaireis ur« U'O gfhj
that lie who is to rut*. r>vor us, beat'll'
the reputation ofa gentleman J Al.lenst
his former arts have Jjeeu tempered
wllTi humanity aud i|ty«i«U':ition, aud if
we judge by Ujo past,bis fut ure..course
wjll4.be us mild ami cun-i.-tent. us auy
eptjld expect.
CONSOLIDATION (^NATIONAL
ITIES.
The Memphis Jhillcun.says the ten
dency towards tl(C crushing put ol' the
Hbe’rties of the people in Kufopo, is
strikingly manifested in the ease of the
Cretan war. A brave little colony of
Christina?, deseoiidauts of the flneieut
Greeks, have been struggling for
months ngUliist the despotlsib of the
Turks, whose motto is, that a "Chri,
♦iart is u dog," and*' yet ndt oflt» great
Christian power of Ejirope bos hud
the man’fines* to iutdrfere. Even the
Turk mtUf bo permitted to “eonsoli
dato his nationality,'’ not only at the
expense of civil liberty, hut at the ex
penseop' eiuxwietteo aud religion. 1
"tVunlil ti tB« puw.r 1 tie gilii* gio u»,
To See oui teJ s as itbus, see u-',
IV.'
te* - • •* v-a* ■ ■>» ~M»I>||I ml
COMMlN'ir'ATKP.
THE SAME OLD SUBJECT. M
KnlJghtened minds, virtuous jtem
■“N
'
fur-srotFIs oT darkness aiM blackness
bang over our future. Uuvhig lost our
place in the so-called Federal Union.
Mid been reduced to a Terri+wv^ or a
SsiiaftW
more. Rut Is it (be part of noble, va>
WtW women, thus to
tolemporary aiTvcrses Is it the
foA-t oriTiic pafnof'sm tenfold ountrnm
andjwJtj.and glpoinily brood over the
mi»h»pe.t|iat wo uow ratn't bel[i ? There j
in u better,and brighter day,hi the £u
luie,.that Vro long will Jooiu up wit,b
a glorious Hood of liglt, that will break
upon from fhu.faraju of
.Jupiter,ijt WQ>wtii but act our part no
bly and promptly. We. have bon*
uiu*di, we ran bene much Fore. I\Y,e
have lost our property, lost bur p!t)ftC
hi at wrtiwwtmee* greet .and ■rcspgalc.d,
Jost wHJiufc it but ift’.taHft',V6ibd lm« give
MU us, muLvetwu suseisriuh if tve will
but properly employ the renounces jiow
within our roach. .JVe have minds, we
have ii soil; wl‘ iluwT artvbition, we have
energies, aiut let.,us put them forth and
resolve, that "sink or audit), live or die*
survive or perish,” we v id. like *ieii..j
do our part, or nobly fall in thonttuupl
to accomplish'the e»d,: And tim utirwt
gVPUt duty that wo’>we to ourselves,
WtldilliiiTWr that aiie to miner alter ns, is
1®edimale a>.ul train the youth* ojf our,
people. Tltis we can do, thin -tve oneiu,
to do, and il we fail to do Tin-, we are
unworthy the name of true patriots,,
timyyj'lb v to IrC railed the sons of the j
noble sires; that first achieved the fi efs
doui and iinle.prculeuce tlvat were once
ours. '
"iiRUiihtiftird minds and vir»oo*r«l
maufiues'can neveV lie Inner eiitdavodi”
is,a leiliKia. I’orli vns of the (.’aiieasbin i
HI* A tnsL.s ......... ‘ 1!1V. .. 1
’ .. > ■*» uiiuhih ji.ii ;
>'ri tie. world.-havo kWIi overpowered
(bra little, but like the slffbuldering
dclo'is.of tho volcano, that is TfplionvoJ:
by internal beat, they will rise itfgaiii iin
newness of life mul vigor,' Wind Ls the!
trim measure of naan; it hs the gftat I
lever pow er that moves Hie world; it
is tlio time nlchymy tbilt tTfinforms all
it loneliest & is Oiodlilte tti if* poten
cy : amt it is tin’s grcslbiftortOe jfent that1
we are licglrPfftijj.to educate iuhI drvMU"
op’, Tt ibis' M't'sfsl,ali’i' huin.au nsfWi- 1
VV'fMt tire srelosihg sight of. Strange;1
if aught can seem strange. that we will
remain sfi ItveoWigihly stupid to our !
own bust it.lerc.il,'bv -ulferibg our bms
ai>d girl# lo grow up to manhood and
womanhood, imeducalod ; or,at Jiast. so
imperfyctly cduciUed, 111i \ct,suc!f is
.the shameful fact. JVe.know our duly,
and slo it uot; wc wilfully pervert our
un-atis and energies : wc would con- i
dvintt siirti fn fly‘a ml wickedness in any I
oilier propie ; v. c can see tlio moat that '
is in their cyev. lmt fail to lind tlio beam
in our u\vh. Tin*, Ptmte one will smv,
‘ You have said and written enough or. ‘
the subject of education, and why don’t '
you fgllptvi* do something?’’’ Wc an
swer, wjsy don t vor, like men, do sonth
lliiii” ? Why don't yon talk, or act. nr
write iu favor of ;a cause j oip dare libt
gainsay?
Many men will pend money enough 1
at bard tables, and iu saloons, in one
year, to Tituld up school houses, and ed
ucate.all the indigent, children in the1
country; and risk men to subscribe
something fork) school bouse, and they
will scarcely deign to talk to you—
even, answer yob waggishly and uti
icouthly. Much men us Wiese are ready
to say that they doVt like to see so ma
ny pieces iu the papers about schools
and education. To such, in all kind
ness wc would say, that if they contin
ue. to read the papers, they will from
time to time, see somet htngon this sub
ject, tor we .regard it as the most Im
portant. a„ well as essential topic, that
•ever Hilda a place1n a newspaper, ami
education Is a favorite theme with pro
prietors and editors of newspapers.
^ A.
Repudiation Foreshadowed.
Horace (JrecTey says lie is tins owjiov
t>f a (rOvenntientTn<bte-lin other words,
t\ trrrcni«ickj on the lace of which 'lie
rcinU u* follows*: \
I ki riti» Statki*- or AvKiiirx.~*/niia note Is *
a hyrui for. all dtjbtr, pu^c aud private,
oxceet thities ou import* Kiuriuttyrest on the
pnhlic dc1»t, and in ihrthuArfnfiltr fnr V*.'S. SU
j>< r r, nt Twi »ty Yearn Hand.*. rcUobatnJbie at
tho pleasure ul.iUc Lulled siutos after five1
i'vT’
*‘Aftfl yM, feiys Mi*, (ivcoley, ‘‘It
fakes ono hmitlroil ?nnl set . :t ikvlhru .>t
siuh grriubHuks tuj>nreli«s*tirrmo hun
dred dollar Government hiynl,'' and he
j enquire* ••hourllHMsV t)Oi s llie <iov
ertime lit rntiise to- tii Id Hi ho stipulation
printed oil tli« buck of its notes ?" The
siui|de.,iup-\vi'r to Mr. Gtieeioy's .querlpS'.
is that the Government Jpu partly re
pMdTatcd its olifflffilions, anil it has set
a pm rdetif which inf^ht* result to the
repudiation of *11 of ttio'Niitloiml debt
icoulrwetri! during ithunrir. Tim due
; tn.pi' preqijhe4 kiMiV iiadieals to-day,
'that no laws.lire binding except such
1 tvs itrr't'd'ahtea h‘v what they call leg i ti
trate goverh will tlml advocate#
heytOWter in ill i applieattonnM nnU of
C ongress, and thp -example; which the
Government sets how in repudiuUug
its legal teiidernromises U ill bequoteu
and followed as a precedent for the
repudiation of its bonded debt, tine
form of. promise, or obligation of debt,
I U uii more btmling than the other, and
. a, Pypsltfean Johnson presages, the
I bond Cjlnjitr,(fv of the North will ho
1 eoiite trs oilfoii* to tlie people us t he
t slave ulij'iipcM of the South ever who,
I and a party will rise up—ri-e and throw
oil' the burden which, it will not be
ditlleultto convince them, w.tsuucoit
- a t i t u t i oil all y i m i>t >S I'd.
, t or all tikis no pit the BatlicaU have,
laid the foundation, and they .ire now
hdftiijf iifi material which an adverse
West will tumble lo the- ground and it
might he. the very Government itself
.In the ruins. Might iv|e suggest lo If. I
' U. (bat be turn Ids thoughts m the di- j
ruction indicated, and give hi- readers ;
the result.iff,lii* nogihilioMs.—(St. l.ouls I
, i'iqu'4.
-Trumbull's policy toward tie'
Southern States rests on the old boardin'’!
house (til#, concocted by the godly thrill :
I of a. bust who was a genuine descendant'
of I he t'ilgrim : "hind out what they |
don't like, and feed 'em tluit,"
»
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Arkansas. .
The following joint resolutions, report
idee to the two Houses
Kansas, have, no
' “dented. Thujf
t all conservB
n of all tfl
Arkansas sel
■oil, of diguifii*]
.st against the vi<P
lence of usurpation : ^
St’INSTITUTE FOR SENATE POINT RESOLU
TION, NO. 1(6.
Whereas, The present government of
tbmMate of Arkansas was duly and prop
crtwkirganisod under the proclamation of
President Lincoln, of Dccenibcr.ti, lbtiS,
and has becu peaceably «eiftyc*ced dn ^
all the people, and *hksfrtfoained Nitd-Ts
avow in Mat! form- «wd> i^u miiww 'OM'l -irtk*
parts ofJhc, Statp, in all its departing yta,
wiA*rc».y imv Hboffy*; ind property Are
fuliy audHp^ply, Jiroteetod iu the pPWMtt?
yf all ity iuhalitauts.; and nhtrarn, the
present goveriitucnt of. (In;. ,^tatv has ne-'
.yejpjp 1 the Amendment to the.Cpystitution
of the United Stales., providing for the
abolition of slavery, anti has eOplorrutypiSv
taws thertilo !dra!l■rJsfidefs ; nh'dl'VAe|<|U.v
the *tuue'i*li1u OotlfnvMity with' the Consti.
tutioh,1 *bit*s •and' treaties of rht United
tiiutos, a»d. hirvthototijiD'boim itibognized
ill varfous-waiyle by 'the dilVcrenfc dtffjift
uientsoi' the He acrid lioyerw one tit t fettd1
itAcmys, the groat majority of the peo)4»'
<d'this Stijto gro sutialiyd therewith^ .aud
desire ud change, ;un.t the ConstlfutMa of
flic'State provides 'for llie mode of its own
Amendment, aiV? no law has been pas?pd
csWiri'g a convenlion fat its altefAtionami
ifHwas tiuaiithorincd' nskcmblleS1 of' any'
pertinn'Of the piertple; for the purpose of
cblihgmijfthia snaie/nvi^ iberitaMy lead’to'
discord and vinriuHoa, to the manifest dis
turbance uijtUo.public peace ami .prosper,
ity (.therefore, to Hip pud that the truo jio
piitiuir of the State ,of Aitkatpia^rznap. ho
well’define^,and qndeisfoyd, mpl iho.r(pepTr
jde warned against any course of auiioy.,
which "may he subversive of the present,
coitrfitiem of internal harmony, gnutl order
wad sochvity; 11
lit'ili'iMnftid til/ 4jtr (>V>irrirP -1 •n r;i
6b/ •>/ thii >>/ Arlnum«.«, 'That the
existing (lovernnnent^f the "state is herd
J>y yeciareil to b. rejmbliuan. in form, iu
conformity wish the )Junstitut'u>n,.kiw.s and
treaties of Ure United-States, and us such,
is,the,(.rue and proper government of the
Plate—u member ot the Federal Union—
and entitled Ui.its due representation iu
the Senate and" Hit mat' of Heprcsentativrs
of Hi# United States; with all the rights
and nrivile'-es of ntKdr States
Hr. it furl far ■rrsnlihii, '1 hat tho present
■UiOntmtiieati of the h-tatic, cannot ha prop
«r!y;.<!haejted,.sav«: in tie manner pointed
out iu its own Constitution, or by a con
veutiun caiUvhamdvr authority of law.
. Mr it fur thou rryUml, That all unau
tlimked elfw ts of portion* of the citizen*,
vidunt.urilj :i$icuibkd for the purpose of
cnaugfujj the Constitution nud form of
Covelfitucji!: tend to anarchy,' civil atrife,
nud the suhVerblHl of uTl' fa'.v and order,
and it :s the duty of'till good citizens to
discount- \ rtr.d hy all wytituafe means.
oppn. it such efforts.
Jir it fttriJi'-r rcrtihiif, That in opposi
tion to web efforts, the State of Arkato.es
relies upop the Constitutional duty of, the
Government of the United Suites, in all
its departments—legislative, judicial and
excentivd- —to guarantee unto the ,State a
republican forf i f got''! nVncnt, and pro
tection against dmiicstli* violence.
Jir it furthrr-irfnt.-.t. That our ITii
ted Stales Senators be instructed,, and our
Representatives in Ciingr*..- he re'[Uc4tod.
to lay these resolutions bi-f-re tho l’resi
dout and Congress'of tlm I'nited States,
and that a copy ho-sent to e.arhoflho Gov
ernors of tho several Stain* of t.he Union,
with the request that the saute be present
ed to their several LcgW,^uros.
J'.< it furtfa-r rrtoli t il, That each copy
fit those rcsn'lutuhi.t to be laid 'before Con
gress and tbe President, or to he trans
mitted to the several States, be signed by
the Speaker of the Him e of Representa
tives, and tho President of tho Senate.—
Tut Sl’Al'B Lx UsL.v ri at.—We learn
by private letters,Irma Little Rook that
this body will probably. t*of ,adjourn liefore
some time iu April.'. U appears, that the
Radicals of the State have cabled 4 eonven
tion to timet at Little Rock on the lid of
April, fad‘that the members of th# Logis
lutufo deem it their duty th remain iu ses
sion to oeunteraet any influence said con
vention way exert on tho government at
Washington. *
Now, with nil due defiUranee for the
better judgiueut of those intelligent and
patriutio geutleiui u, and for their superior
advantages of judging, we thipk they are
pursuing the wrong course ii» this matter.'
Hotter, in bur opinion, let tJio*e disorgSu
i/.ers meet without molestation, or notice,
and not give them the notoriety or impor
tance whit-h they efave; by any umligni
fbi COnkmtiftn with them.
Wltat iiiflmlnoa van they have that flic
inouibers ef onr heni-lattrre ofttild' hinder?
.We certainly have no grounds from the'
an^;eejf.’!‘W the 1 'iw.-udeiit, to suppose
that they could influence him ; aim we
have great deal less reason to suppose the
Logtshdufe jjould have any influence on
Congress.
n o’, not riavprig .ill the Tight* bofirc us,
may tak3 a one sided viyw of the matter,
hut !ir/» tnr* nfnrrv ImM time tiv nvnmae
ourself, mu'o'we know thAt ne are but
giving OxtAcssion to tint opinion of nmev
oi the mcwt iirtoUiircnt and inopt prudent
wen of our Community.—(iiamburg
X itncs.
.Tons Rr.ir.iir irk Tril l ami.- In iris
late speech at lloohditle, John Rright,
jitter refcrWnjj tei India. ctmlinucil :
IVfhd rpi’ak pf another country,
which, though geographically not bo
far front us aslndut, is ..(ill VtuhappTh
partly in 11 to*'cT.tu.Tiiion of a forolrn,
and eVdn -of a link rite country. 1 nl
Unheto Ireland, j J iear. henr.j 'Rliefr
is a party in tup laud whjt U spoaks of
justice to IfcifUil its j f it, tyen; luerelt
a catch fillraAc for flic popular car in
that country, and as if it had mi wean
ing. Notvi l hold that to itusMin in a
country it toivcigM mid u hostilebhliivh.
and Uiat t liureli iw liu-ing tvitlii.n its
borders but a very small minority ot
the people—1 say tlmt this is ah act Of
Jkeinsticn such it* I believe utatosmau
*> ii i I * or misstatesmaii'liip ha* never ygt
committed in any other country—
[rlicersl-—and I sav, further, tlmt to
maintain laws which are adverse folhe
national division of the lend where ihu
whole soil hits litern emit!srnted. us it
lias been within the two hundred,
years, is to pgi'hgtuate the exclusion or
the people from flip possession of their
Own suir, and to create and nrake per
petual pauperism and discontent. If
that were done in Roland, in Hungary,
in 1 ciretla — if it bad been done there
under the iutinence of a edmpwrifijr
.1 lovernnteuts—I believe there is not in
single utaji or w until a in i-uglaud who
would not have been ready to condemn
such a state of tilings. I Have raised
my voice on many occasions— I believe
on every titling oeea-iou—egain-t a
state of tilings w hich i- absolutely de
structive of ooUt<.'Ht and lovnltv in Ire-1
laud."
The Dej iresition in Business—Whet
is the Cause?
-7XTT- riirrciit 01 :r northern sTPea'm on
ttttf :i the genial rays of tlie morning
sun lmve not descended.
I lie sluggishness is not confined to
imo. section, nor to one intercut. It is
universal. Tlie harbors of the North
ern cities am UHli'd'-With idle ships.—
.Northern and Knstvrn dock curds liave
rensed to echo with tlie sound of Amer
■JeQii tiU)ifiilirybulhKng
iVfiifie* oT I,Vim Tune turnGii
•tMwit* their ■ ■hftwt,.-nnrd'w*aT!'7iTt!‘dTi7rr
♦Mnnloyiucnf for the other .half.' The
1 Milts of N'Tv 'Kurlhod vti'e becoming
WUK while’ llie stock* <yf lmsdlil and 1111
.sahgihlc. gtMide iud,male The UfahnsWens
,/>.f the, tuauufae^urinir interest. Wages
ol wimtWgAjcn are being reduced, and
■Ihditutuds Of them at theTlast arc being
turns'll out of employment.
'.tjisl this gi niiVal depress inn exfends
to onr o_H.ii rif y.umt tt4> like a weighty
oppression upon our niorchauts,-our
MMnhfftrtnrctV. ont boatmen and our
TueclumiifS.' does not need neither to be
demonstrated or asserted i it is it ttiVt
palpable to.a,ll.,, Wc. had no trade with
the South la.-t fall, and we have, little
prospect of a Trane' with ilio South this
sfiviag-: and the N'nrfflwelstt'ni produce
whii h ought to bn coming to Kl. t.ohis
«u;--hiptuei|J. to the Smith ;•< niaini On
(he thrills of tlie producers,, uubpught
inld mini-fared. _
Wlntt is' the cansii of this? The
• Northnrii States are hies sod with abun
dant, •and the Southern .Stales are
in sore need of food ami elolliftlg.
There ought to be large shipments of
lM'ovi»ton*nnd goods cfcMt-hirftllv going
cot from the North to Tift South, iiul
1K> such Iilo’ cmcnt U»kysplace. WliV?
Tiiefe -niaj- be several. causes, for this
oppressive inertia : but tlie chief rniise
is IHCpidTcy Tj-f disorder anil disaster
thill reigns in ttfmgrcs-s. Nothing, bs
populap there except sottve remorseless
scheme of vengenr.ee xml .prescription
against a people who are absolute)v
SuflVrttig fiir file want of the necessaries
of life. Measure after measure- of pep
•se^.ulip", each one eteeeding tlie last
in. cruelty, are devised for their punish
ment: and. as if their condition were
not already sufflriehtlv abject and
Cheerless, it is- proposed to deprive
them of. m civyl privileges, and sub
ject them to the harassment of .1 *\ ,-tem
of military satrapies, to- tigtingwibfc
‘lit Til’»■ f ov\n p)-‘ of t ... ...! • . 1
their IxXonnf Va vitro—woe lo.tlji*
coinim red— i.s tliv sole motto of Con
gress. notwithstanding the victim's of
this unremitting persecutii,iii ore rhe
eotuvfrym'en and the kinsmen, u 1 their
fierseeutohi*.
J>0Holutiell and demy lnxmtl over :t
MiijvJ. of tins n ipipual tei ritovv—s de ii
liitlou and dreg) w hirh ( Yneresn labor®
to make more dhmal by h buitih legis
lation. The people of'ftTc South arc
crowding itrfti Texas, or fleeing to
Mexico, Ilroxi! and Venezurhr, to , - ,p
theblight aud the proseription of their
vindictive masters. U is a reproduc
tion of the weavers and hire-makers of
the Netherlands fleeing from Alva and
i’hilip II: of the Huguenot* Urciiu
IVwui (lie t'lvurh Kings; oti the lr\'k
fleeing iu de,pair from TnglUli perse
cutions. All these oppressions iu other’
countries h:\ve rcsultetl ill disaster and
loss to the persecuting power. Is it
any wonder that the same eruelti . are
yielding the same harvest ot crippled
trade, depressed industry gild calami) v.
with ll’s?—[St. I.ottis Dispatch.
Put This and That Together,
M c clip tiio following heartrending ar
count el destitution uud suffering iu Nor fir
Alabama, from llu Journal and Me. te:i.p r
OfMiupn, Gu:
Pisirtuss T» Noutii Alabama.—It
is stated that on the 9th 6f Del ruarv, a
public meeting was eajle 1 at (V'nlre. Ain ,
to discuss the ways and minus of providing
rel ef. The county has a papulation ol
17,009 citizens, of whutu 8.0UI) whites,
aud d,.»UU lilacks, wero reported wiilagi;
loud, and without moans to purcbohe sup
plies v> pot in crops the present spring.—
It was concluded by the meeting ui make
an appeal to thy tunic fortunate people
ot the States further North, and the Horn
Ii. J. Stin’sifer. and ('ol ,tohn l!. Walden,
two of the oldest aud most influenfial oiTi
r.un.s of the comity. were selected to pro
ceeil North and solicit aid.
Now read the following account of what
look place in tiio House oflUpresoatativus
at Washington, ou the 14th ilist., on the
.passage of a joint resolution fruiu the Sen
ate, proposing to appropriate a million of
dollars for the reliol of the destitute of the
South :
In the House, on the Setlhfe joint res
olution to npproprititd a million dollars for
the destitute of the Smith. Mr. Duller pro
posed to substitute the game amount to ret
tleye the widows and children of Ihiio*
soldiers starved at. Andtraonriile null oth
er Confederate prisons.
1.L was thus that a member of Congress
from Massachusetts sought to throw odium
upon the measure ami deteat it; in face,
ton, ol the recorded fact—•recorded bv j'i
M. Stunton^tho South-halm* gowuinry 'tf
war—that the tytal uugtaliy of Suutlrftn
stiliRor.- iit Northern prisons exceeded
that of Northern sold ers in Southyi it pris
on*. by thirty thousand, although tho
number of Southern prisoners was heft
tln.n tliol .*4' V,...* 1....... A
rule.wo have abstained from bestowing
epithets, but tor'ilv the tsfubiwjiwf ul
'‘Beast auotns to have been wi ll earned
by tUo .'l.ifsadiustiU t««tuUyj. ^[BUUc,
I . t tie —
Cotton Accounted l'ytt.— A corn's*
pondent of a Northern fXfter, tvfiiisisr
from t‘otmnfcn.-. Mississippi, piles the
fitlluwiup account of the manner in
which itoli^n raptured.liipn tho Con
federates tpward> the ,close.. of .the w ar
v.'n's bomcHuibs accounted for. lie
sin's:
There were four than send hates of
euCtou captured from Ihe.taiulod rates,
here in stopy^^tiarded by pp iWral troops,
After jJ'was nearly all stolen by officer's
’iii eoniniaud, ami sold on private ue
eonut. the warehouse or cotton sited s'
were tired : IIm» cotton was reported
hurtled, and tho tu count wu* closed by
Uic , tpmd entry in ^bstCK^t "I." (Lo-it
aecdipil.) This vrus a favorite way pi
tioeohnljny for (tovermiuhil proper! i,
and enriehe.il many a thief in blue who
•aui truly say linn loyally und patriuU
istu i aid him w e.ll.
-Jft is affirifled in defence m tlio
.military hill that if is but temporary In
its 'operation, and Is intended to he
preparatory to rivll port rninent. Hut
tho.authority lo suspcud i veiulrmparan
lily, tlic coiutitutioual rights of any
portion' of the people,implies the pt»w -
it to tilfetiate tiirm Itlioyietlnr. An
our liberties, eamraiileell as they are
by the Constitution, to lie held by the
permit ol a . t'onpro." I". If fon^ress
eau subject ten citizens to military
doinlnatton. it can subject the iVhole
nation, and tMHf’Jft'ople Is ou the totul
to despotism winch will tamely Submit
to the arbitrary government of aav
[ urtiou of its eiti. u-.- Nat. Im.
Robert E. Leo pjtd Game Chickens.
| Some ol Gen. tire’s admiring friends
est evidence of their
ment for tlieir Inte
be to |i|-esaMmini^
1 they n rote hiHa
,tur him on his flflt
-lit imatiug MiatBe
'oincthing of u
, lulled “Geiiernl’^mfl
! t’ollege President received it in the
j proper spirit, and. probably stirred
j with the memories when he too wore
spurs, replied in the lull-ow ing spirited
. manner:
Uv’>ilHUSsrtWiJrox. Va., J.tn. 25. ISO".
M v 1 >f,ai: jfju; I am niurU obliged
! to you Tor rtf■' sentiment of esteem ex-1
A'">f V‘I> '/f letfch«nfb/18tlU4fyt
jTiim'fili ffi^-e^gtsittfffl Jttt TM tWritef
| iiMuhM'iipiUB AJiuyupsTui'Uieiu VH»
giuia. for their Jiind remembrance. I
need ttW'ttWnte you that the memory
I Of tfn-WtifVM^tdifrged to flml army is',
(itimri-breE hvW.coiirt thatfhnir v/dlTnrr
and jirolpcyj^y twill sd.puvh be to file av
I iJitii’JWtfMv
1 -iiotlld. he tda.ro recejvc a pair of
yolrr friivlt, irbWi'fun offer'to send
i mu. and wiiilri value' rhem #4'a mart
I qf ) opr friendship, -but do mot think
Utey youjibbe. U'mprpmHvdi with safety
uurinif tins lueTeinuni wcatlieik . , |
With srul-VTa^UHUtfWf yddr lmppi
I ness, l WtuShl Vt-rv- i Kptfibfhlll-.
J -,ii ni w-ff-g. W;.M sritRitB.tL«K.';,l|
j.f : Ji ss-.-sT-^UiO Ea.UOUSir ps ^ • i|
i i *'it tils.-^t s 1.0 ii isi'liiniiF'. wiai W-. In it. pow
......
Sout^i
prevuloiic*. W' lertsfiW’ in that Motion,—
Now ■»,* /kMiUtip itml niWgtit without j
. fear of ,M,a i.,vpuii ooHlrwdieiiqn. that
ej'iiue of tyery hire'and grade, from!
'inui-di r-rtd Vafte. dtnv-U to petty livrey,
!>>'. i« tifOrMptitValeii't in any XorHiern '
iSVttie. Una ill any of tltuitea proscribed j
>outkeru t»tat«s. and tjbe /statist bin of1
Lwrac in b'.li.-.vUuiu will pt;pveitnot
.only at pry sent, init for many .years of]
• the paift.1 'fleiit-iVtVieh' is rtb real (Gan- i
1 dation tiir the (Ciunnsl subterfuge ol
tbo Uiidiijulf. iui.i tint might a* well ac-1
I Unqw iudge il. at ogee, that fUie.onlytj
retbson iyliv ttil'v sutifcct the 'Ss-.utb to.!
1 r rtiititn/t' ifesfiBnki'ii is that the North 1
I iuaaus1 to sat k'lMat fin'd rtriltTtd'fhe eliiv
I wiri>t|H Soiti,ii,.tiud beiuiht bytkis rcl*-,
I . . .' .11.11 V It
Tiic JTaaorssl pf Liberty.
’i'bi: |'oH,iowiiig U from tiro (Marion 1
j (Ohio} D.ymocj^.;
'i'l’iiiu i:i tie* funeral rites be said.
iilj ;CluWlUo« ef8
diod y^Ds^oyifffc’j *. •'!
i _ A op-tie-s iiJ.'.b.-,rty—h >ijt in, lielploss
ileyjiue—iij :U last dead. and nothing
nctTm'iff! rxWpf'loVensitfu 1I1 f bodv to
! »Tix>- tt.rtlT. f #
! ■'•<>1*1 toKthr Or.ar Ain v tinier—-Uir ail-1
j miter (>i thy J,ii|tuju Administration—
V ,!ie fllfcgCMfftjL .. , ■
Acini lor Romljti, Ihr tyrant, of X’i
plr-, th-ifli- iMVJ* throw cfiAlS tipou the
cortfit l
timid Tn aoervuvinitr 11mitmry and for
-.Usluii and .-tmit.u-n IV,and,. lint they
( may In* piyl-ht riryrs !
\tl y io'nv dtf.tv ■ of tlu> I-'oderntum, ,
not r,d IditlfiWI’r-d' hy dniPi-htnid law','
iHii'-'id timiutbroJa^XH i'e^ioii ns Inourn
1 1» it, 1 iylyf.
1 ■■ Uytnlyi tiy|i, vWK ■»: -
A nation's' id
]!;i>cr<y>t J tl,..- Styyl.ui' rfviT !*'
R■ ■' Ch » 4j—4
l-if" ltd'll ntiubTarnf s ii'i Vexf York
1 are prepnrimr to :'t lArt-pripiiUiorii to
-l'yy v tij/iun l^ritysli lymnimv • This is
1 otio of ’lip most yttVcneil menus to
wound'1 iri'T' lWfdi'i. Atrfiouirli the
; t'isinjf in MeWisd neve. i- iio iliudd pre
• fnilure. ri might '! ■ iiotli r to aid it at
■ Uus lime tium to suin'!' I i(e lrisb.pesiple
, to Uc y ye,\'^ 11 v 111 <v-1 au-J sid/icrtPil to
.t):'biihiity,".•:ny of' tuo Ilritt’ ii (iuv
■cfhirtViVF.1
, If that Uh^niid Ini‘tin* rnnftnsloii of
: tljo Irish- )i-o|dr. every irishman
- ilirou.ylioitl tlyt piohe . ought fo strike
‘no enemy somewhere to disable him.
tf flip time inis come, lot there tie war
i'i earn, - A 'Ido v.euyv in,:.-,due to mil
lion's of on frames should tie h-t. loose.
| nor should 'it ho uAffsffed iitYfil Great 1
1 lieitaiu svtt uuriuti. lie destroyed.—[St.
i.'- i., 1 uni.,. ’
'-,i s-.r******^ .
to£T >>.•', !Vo lte ocyiittiryujoii to u
strict scrutiny of the eliahieter of those1
men wliA elkmor hYAst' violpntlv for
•harsh inoRMii-es to 6hu South, ’They
are, w UU type exeepUcms. tl|u tawiitnur
svropliiyits wlio yjdo^i/i-yl the South
in the day'of its powe}-. or the ftrn-o fa
mi Kirs \\ tio fiavn hrftnfhed V-pirgeanee
and Testriu-tion-for years, with,* miui
map'S furv. ulnl luol'e than. a madman's
; iWy- liuL flie most truculent, pf to-day
were the most servile , of yesterday.—
! Th$ ludiv is kuifol-miy a cowhid, The
• tyrant, stripped of his powev, is uai-i
(I'amtlyTi slave ; I'dhttai man who would |
, coiuyul y> ipiiujse a itswiless; rule on I
another is one v»lu> has .not, t|ic mint-!
J iioticf lu'rotcaih to resist ft in his own 1
iMfMfne Yai.'lirt.
——Ill C,on!rrensional jinrlaner it is I
j x/nUumauvUii loTmduee an ulilip* peu- ,
. p.u: ;o.a;p;;bu[,« tb.e mi.-deids of pi few
1 vftiinmt to entire communities ; to bin
I /on forth ik-ivdioita! rtmbN-ak-t of’law
; te.smess us evide'iiSus -of a UniivPrstil re- 1
IfhoHimi* tuuiper ; fy aotn-elni the fnnu- i
I iti' JiyWe 1'i'Oufj ip'.thn iewrly Bytetiyil-i
ir.tioh .to (lie tthvi-Vnintuit’of the "Teat {
^ of ttie pt--rpje ■ to ef-lis-lrtte'tlioir i
1 wiiWiwupwt r« dbi«y ttdic obli<r(U#inu*io 1
i Wl o’ tMiVewimrttt, 1/y - reciin jtrw tiup
j.i-liy-ir ir»n{e; .iuthUuiiipp, and «<mdinp -
. nous Sr lit , i \ \', - to Too ’l-f-la,. as an ind i -
1 c?rfxc1:i of ;i to jiet control of
4w»r\ftftf>iuli KofUn mi-tit iff die :!mcr-i
I 11; c MlllMUl •
, i ni-in the tli«> -tv«uk, the baevj slan- |
i lU-i-ip-, $1- UiiMiott-iuiltupttwr. ili-uiu- •
I srojj'l-y Id wTtn-b thy so-i-y'.fotl states
men ot’t'lir Rltdn ;i!s tile (li-Ut'-Jtlll'd. Mb
ii-.t’UV most flttiMriott* terd#r Whose |
ekiytrorif bi !»••*» vj'ileqt, wluifO'Jiu-ts !
ai oii.u 1expjfeiaW)- wlp+oj, misti'pi'c- j
■-< nt Itt< t.,' lire uid-'( ilist,: yl'tol ptl'eu
! slvc'-—fXat. 'rdt. ‘ 1
-*■— A tritei" t- l>I;fi!TS1,, ,f by the well '
known l).»n hho !i:t> Im i njrnvel
!'iu«r ■ lit Yl.e «iufh."rn States, tiu«l who!
i makes ttiA i.ilInM-imr stittonieW dblfu in- !
jUiut iAnte ntutr« hie ove.n oWcr
| -afJOb • ~ , ,t j,*,.,
I 'There iy a set at- hypler- in some tli»
! trlris xvl..i ■ trfttile the tip ;Voeh stianie
I tally lid selllnst ihnn ’ l>.v*m< ■ left elj-j
i.mt xi'wlhkI' »Lnn cnonuuns pribe —
in piui.ih*w |ivr>o*i* write
/or tin; UoLll.yi'u ami .mil is }
Itit-yi i iV hityV.cs'f p> have the Stwuli |
donilt.alpd by >i tniHffnA- they :
with at iwui-l . pAint Vwirr.b!* picture*
of .Mm apyjhuiti i\l el*.
•]y yuo _ iiiiipinn Ur.t s ame to my i
tniovvlP'T-e ,v tihat! solil ;t breast- .'
phnd ft’rte{'Pit for $3. it wa-- blade ip
Wnturtut:*, <>rmiU fot ctftleeji eent*. j
mini lift* man Ira# the oonv-pi.mleiit of
the l We t*o L'ribuu., u leailiug’ radical
.phjjer in the .'forth,'
-An'kifftni-'spiVikitt;; Uf 'he com.,
plftinta of hi* rdt.iwa that tip don't i
1'SMiel* fill the looul ilt uH |(i,*t ►hry ih -l
♦ire fo *e«, juptlf oV**vr,vi-. tUnt’it ,v>
oTitp 'tin. it- lau 11 ip pot simliii£ iu the '
diets: lie mV. we iluli t nfiPTu ;'jtT>liiJ»
a bil l irmter the eiilid is tveaned. a piar- j
ria^e after thif^hftiicviiionp is over, nr |
the depth of it’Lisp afflr hie willow i
umrriett.
■■■■■■ ■■ LJ! IU..HK
A Xoutiiern Question.—The Louis-!
villc .fouriml says very truly, that the
military desp ii is not as much
a Southern q kit isa Northern.
■^CiJOss to rc-isf
measure, and ronfM
Journal, they at t\n
t the Sonlli to oflBU
power. expecHiw
the JournnHiu
although 1W
Southern! doVsomethinjf, if not positive. |
ly. at least negatively-, in resisting,the
proposed usurpation.—[Ledger.
flcnenrl K. O. V. On?, has been
appointed to take eomiuaa><tp{4lwt«<r
Itnrv district, under the rYrYir>f or(*<rn-I
ureas, with headquarters at Vicksburg, i
,I4k! foil owing arc (iio appointments!
‘luLdc: Schofield. of the tirst, with
iMtaiUin.irinrs at Viiibm»mU Si^Woh
the second, with hesdqvqrters at f'o
lunibijs ; Tlipmns, of the third, bead* i
eV-MWitsStUttiCl^4; <Vrd. of, thu ,
fnritihJV Hcadqomjlcrs .at A'iek^hppg’;
jjjhfu\i«lpn, of,{he liltin' headquarters at
New Orleans. Gen. I’ope with head
quarters at Louisville, romiuands West
V frglnla, Temb sseo atid Kentucky.
HuT Some one says’tlmt 1lte 1
bojtled-i^ hero, allege.* as a setlort* :
ihisdemeanor against Uic President that
lif'hh'» returned' property to rPbejqwn-,
ers which bad boon seined bv Federal
oUieertt. without authority of taw. This
•is<j ,mi(Hlei^ettuor ohyvUh.h oertainlj
ihiller'was nevijr,guilty. Nothing Wt ;
th'o'feHr 'of a fstato's pmoil lias ‘ever in- i
diieeil him to rrtufh to'thf Wtffier ap\>,
thing tltkuu oonrtrnryfo Uw.
—-*-Tlie HfHrtrtrtnd'EiiWvnrrrl- satis-,
Ficil with, Weitera! 'HeHoflMd'fc assign-*
merit to that Military department. If 1
says :
“ff'tfie vlvf) 'auli.orijfes of our iState
must he shbotdiimfe to atid'b'fi'rruled.
thii unpiteasirvrottleei ing eotild not, have.
Ueeiii, cbnfddd to any one wh6 Would
command the district more tiytiieMiopo *
.and eontulenco pf qur people than ttuu. i
Rclmtleld. •
-Mr. Trumbull said ip tire Red- j
ate the other day tltuf the accumulation
of R142.0tW.0W) hi fire pul,lie trJasnrv.!
“is unjust to the people and dangerous •
to the )il»ertii)» of 1lm country.''
IVliat aqoijt ^teyetps' sword ami l«ir*>
oiiet bill for The government of. l/ie,
South? fs'hot that “daiigerolis to the.
liberties Of tho pooplu?”
-'ftiA Internal Yjevcnue llureau
has issued ffiktrnetimt*“tb the A ssessors
throughout the e.tfinttiu- to begin im
mediately the gssessfiieut.of tiirdnCoVne
Oyy. ’1 he tltne.qf ^sopssiuonf eliaU'jfed
from May to March, njjd the uniform
rath of five per ebnt.'is fikeiTilii all In-'
cunir*. wivn «ue Y!¥0vifetiW*tMTn«rs c\
... • ■ rl f> »/ Tfr^
-r»ovcnvtfr ttcuVms, of' fMor^la,
ti?U*!xrAphcd to Wnfrlin*#-ton fVidav tli'rit
tln-rc are sixty thou-ai|«l *| m-tLiut
whites atjd thirfy. thousand Macks hi -
HVt5 Sftmlife condition in (h.'or-.
ffi«. and matters Iri^nut!i VvmVfrnn,
litttyi ns had.
T!uTeus:i>,
Af flu* 'Tcwi.Mnoo of A, 8. Km in. on f ho 31st
inst., by J. h. Benton, Mr, Mhnii.»k
IjU<ti.am>, and Miss 11 gif MV a K'.'Ui-ttkh
wiwrir.
NUrrin^t is th* hiuding together. in n one
ness of ways and life, of liyo heat ti» Unit throb
in miisoula^et With 4II tut' (fit rn ostiums
of will* heart, we w.di our fricjid Motjrmr nud
Tds fair biicio, n nappy ypyago up <n,the sou
of life. }Jay its slyidos but ni:|kc its .stiu
sldne brfjjiitcr. Am time moves on, may mu
Btai 1orc“S(*iito, like a glory about them, and
tnnUediem realize Hint to love we.il is to be *
happy.
lUltJtmppy they ! the hfl|»pio«t oftneir hind,
Whom gentler stars unite, and in mre file
Their hearts, their fortune* aujl \%clv beings
blend.
rP 11K j, l S DK RS16 N I i D 11 A V l N < I y. 1
1 cngnr’.l H House or liuU'r
(ulnuieiiI. ori Buena Vl«ta s'trec:, near
the f'lrnnibimt Landing, for I he ht<*ntnt:i.nlA
tiun uf j TJ j
1 TRAVELERS AND BOARDERS, .,
By (ho Joy. week, or month, solicits the pat- 1
nmatr. of those visiting l)Cs Arc- Thu l*r»
»ill be as goad as lha market affords, and
term# uj.odorate.
Oivo me u tr 1^.1, nud 1 will endeavor to give
satisfaction.
BENJAMIN' UATLEV.
Pe» ..\ro{ .Vrk., March 28, ls67~6m
Dress and Bonne; Making. i
M, .A. BE UK bogs leave to inform
the Ladies of He. Arc, and jstirt ouuding
eomttry, that she is lio* prepared to do up j
Hal# buff fftohnets iti the moat fa.shionabln
stylo. Also, makes Bonaelsi. ttitu and makes I
DraMca.., Ha. just rffseiv*d Mockt.tor Hats!
And Bonnets, of the latest fashion.
• Pe» Are, March 2d, 1867,
J. C. JOVSOV,
A-ltorney at Law
' .1- l»v
Orf.YZRA L n'vt yf>. .1 Cl}XT.
,t
T-ff,: '
Office—At West Point mid Sonrcy,
Alt KANHAM. i
Wiit, ■prurtiee In the e.n'irfs'gf TYo»drn‘lL !
Jackson, White. lYairie. Motteio. and other ‘
incrntwiury, mount I
attention will be given to all cldyjiu*, imrusici
to my care, and particular attopliou to Und !
I'luuu a m this vicinity. ,uary f
*$£&> , .
HA Vtbv. ruMnj <ii^ ;Pvft«>tlre of
Mfdlilmi, cftf** Ijic afenTiet'ikin ik»;|
vurtou^ branches of his’ broli^llua, to’ l!iw t
citizens of lllfK-^V Y&lNl'K
iltVKOtlv 1'iAib. A** , jtnn.li 1H*I* marA It '
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Dean & llule, Cim uuiati. I
J.VO. J>. ADAMS,ofj.iulo IWk, Ark
T. t.AI'F, of T. \ J )\ . CalJ^ Aurora.
Infliafta.
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Dean, Adams & Gaff,
COTTON FACTORS
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GENERA i, FORWARDING.
Merchant,
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Groceries, djtwUwre, Furniture, xfcoty
BBS IRC, LKKA.VtVs.
Of Ulo fOliioV:
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FLO l if. SCO All.
eWBBB, —! PfUf.U'sr ;
lilCdi, • . i . illLVl.
*Xtt. tnWLKS,
llYFTIiHOS, :r VAIISSE'"
LO.VJ VII., . *lNSHF.i).0|lo
LARD OIL, TUnPENTINE,
STONE WARE, WootV-AY ARE,
tirnjxd, i.odds. '
HASPS. CHAINS,
AUGERS. FILES,
collars, saws;
tSHl-IW.RSi > ! IlAKlRS,
POCKET KNIVES, ROPE,
GLASS TABLE CUTLERY,
PETIT.1 ,'1*,\h’l'S',
RRIiFTEADS, IfcOL'SrlES,
BCREAL'S, ,•■:;• Cltllki.
TABLES . SAFES,
chuks, ■ ; • ,
VA'ITRASSESu-ctiTTO?, RHt'CK & HAIR.
TofAHluSl'Affli H ■TsrlrA'Ifjl of useful Goods,
which I will sell low for twsaJ 11
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,Mr. CfVi>..W. V* i>ifr. 1h:c^ TV Kkn
UXI.I. Hlwaj-8 oh, inuid ^ but KsH t*
bo «l;s|M|S,.vi i.f.
De» Arc, ,Uk., M*reb ir!, i$.cjk,.
Corn Men!.
JCST dril AW’. p«wnd*
(.oru Aleul, a uu’for sa^e Jiv
WArTA- •" ■“ ,l! SlAlS At.I.EN.
Bureau <>a ittfdUK. cSj ITcedmen
UllU ll»iA|i(1u;i< .I
. FOR MlKA*!»$J!S AIK isO'Afi. TERBITOW, f
V ^ . I OF As - : \ N,T CoM.lIMSIONKR, '
A/.\V Rot];, 1'.. jfarv/i Ol/i, lt‘G7.
Ci»clTXW |- ' ' i - -
■ fi ';•»/ (ri‘1 '
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*■ Aleuts. ofti|,jaj>n^rc3:i) &r* dlrccte-lto
hoi«l the (VecTi'nV'ii Within t(iciF respectiveju
risniictions. strictly- t«» thoir contracts. When
efLM* fieoi>ocn Ivave-tUi* phiuluti vn whereon
ihey.lrwye eont riveteU K>j Jabtuv the fact is
rep<vWtoil to tlie Airent oftfic fmreau, the ease
•r-j 11 It* £ ,<,(•> I i.n... tiliuii R ... i
llie failure to remain shuttle},bo found dUo to
|tbu*r, oro.j'^ur dp‘l,^tik;iv»i> cause the
AgCnt t>i tiic Bureau w 11F, if possible, retjuire
!rh\» retftPft oCJuch fr*nWnWlV> their employ
er, (India kg**) rh ptitps lintougfc the civil jm
t boiyi srs, yis vyiU.itt,.li-,< Hpif)io1U- prevent :ipfeyi
l.ition of the offeiisp. S-je Circular N>A ?!*k
hei<re#!df i*Wl, uV!Vih*u!nr.Vo. 2, current se
ries..
11. 11 ritun,.contracts properly witnessed
he lure local magistrates, or where good wit
nesses tevtiry r,;- certify that the contract has
hern read to and agreed to. by both parties,
will b * deemed ami held jfptj i by Agents of
this Bureau, and cv.u y cllort ou l|#cir part w ill
be made to enforce such.
LIT. The Stale laws having ■jSrovidcd for
icectving ilic testimony of ^podhprn in all
cases. every uii| will lie render*.- i. by Agents of
tfis Bureau,to the Civil authorities in" he ex
ci-titlou of equal laws. wU?re (Wctyaen arc
concerned. for. the.o.noth v>f nil i .utics,
1\. Agents of this Bureau >vijl. carefully
atol c.iirtcoil'dV endeavor to impress upon
intelligidit employers of f. eodmen-the simple
lax’t, that they, as Agents ot the finYrmniout,
arc promoting the inier^st of the laud owners
by the protection and security which they af
ford- lo Uic only agi huilfural labor iu the
Country, that, the land'of tire cotton planters
cauaot'ho cuUj.vatcU without the labor of the
fi eedm<‘*n, vrY.o arc not in large nutuber# or*
increasing, that the freed:ueu"c-iTV find other
land* on which’ ti> palmist,, and' that without
Vr‘ lAr care for the interests of freed labor, il
will mtilluish, and t!.c pressure oflo-tile in
tcrMsisf<ir its removal to other emthtVfrs may
yyt pioVa.il. Intelligent gontlotuen oiu’C coti
vinced «f the num^l l uolif epplVrred bv
eottiMh Cal‘action with sensible Agents of this
Bureau, prejmlioe against them t\\\ cease,
except autougsi the tgnPrentSR l unreflecting
, i B- 0. < ’.»v > It i>k Hive vet .Major
<»cut-pul. }'. <>*. .U n>j*
Ofli- ial : A.-'-isfanh t’onlnnssiou^r.
JUil \ T\ I.BB. lot Lic it, Bid L. S.’ Infantry,
Act'g Ass't Adj't Cien’l. , ,
MrCCLLOUllI, ^g’t H. K. F.and A. I.
for Bi airie a.iff Mhuruc Oihintlcs.
mar |£r»7ttt.
r\ (met : "
IS 11mij.ilA (jSIVF.N, That- l will apply at
I the next term of the Probate Court of
Prairie County, to be hoTden nn the 2d Mon
day Mt. April, 1S^7, for an order to sell tho
real estate of Matthias Sweezey.phKujikiod
MM. llfTNlmh'KS,
Adm’r TNthtr orMatthais fkveczcy, deoTF .
March 2, 18.ti7~it*
, Qu the Way ami iu Store !
I’iutvgajr ift.piip*.
St at CaiRUtf’.
,, -OVull lSuorfu'tjt, Kwpo,.
iVj'lJBl’, Spicy,
Wi*»U liim( m* ■
- .i ^W*l, ,«»•
XiU'jmakiuc,
... U^r^TU's,
sp* utvji Sn-uir.
, , Chewing 'fotyieco,,
binukiun'X'>haui-o.
S'l'ivc^Aiuijs. uJKlml
vv.-ii I}*# « KoyiJ lot
l5tt\v4iK,
„'V*?-F Cavil
AWWf* Wi»a :H‘M
1 i|^. -^V.liitc.
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SUUlcUi, Jj^.iug I’iins, ,
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ijlioyirl* nml Tuuvjij, I
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i . vicel nr kiU
,*to* baiTi'U, VivUos, I
I Itlllk. Jllysiis,
Civur -'jiili;.- uml
■ ,>'ti|i<>uil.ici;s.
,, ci'-yiai bcvt),
H i.lti' livmi-s,
liC'tt CoJatac-s,
!?Uj(;w--Cluvil lUui*.
4I.-Mlr~.l4 .■ y hi ftM ,»i't»iy. new
"'.vl* t’l inls. Dress Gno.U, IU»‘ty-U*4|UlirlU,,
U1fi , Jl^tf^ro,, 4ky. ;
Hiiam K M«Pk<n«a.
HukONv rkbIWy k| ‘‘G,
look uerjeiT; t
.. <4|U1hImu ftfutttlM.! , 1
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Wk a£w toi 0,& way V Ihift* b.f «f Xau
vlrctli » ^ulccicd ij.yidiii Hcv4»* every variety. ^
('.»ll and get your ptimdier*
H A XK V * Mi'VIfKAsU^. »
Dt* Arc, February 9, IVT*.
“ A.
,of ijnjwnf villp.fij] J <•* l “l
Clark <V I I.v«le.
A UC TIONEEB S
—AND—.
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ewmttwjian
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&»$&&£* AMS? •*
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Consignments respectfully solicited.
feb23-0iu
DissoLinrioflr,
'ITOit Tci&own fhat tire parimu-ship hereto
‘•tffB rxlfctil'rg bei#*%u 1.' t. tfVbss «s. J A.
KnufteUrux, hajft thi.j diryiMs n rii$*olved by
IMAitUAl & \
.T. A. ROUSFiAUX,
L. L. CROSS.
nmrO.
-.-5- JWfif- AtdUlON
conMifued fi3! fpRuid in Po* Arc,
li. tenders bis services to the cUl^ens -r*-u
erallv. Over thirty years exponent * •• i led
to a thorough qualification for his profession.1
fissures liipj that, he can give general • t --
faction. Ministers of the Gospel, and all
who have been disabled in the service of their
country, treated grnf is.
Pes Arc, Ark., February 2, 1860—6m
& cji o cyXn»
Vfl’Si Cl fU’S.viYl Her
aVI sAoolfct Mho Fi oVbyt»V*iii * lurch . ,-t
the Fii’st Monday in February. A rea
sonable number of scholars—boysunil girls
.•Solicited. Rates of Tuition .sj 00. >2 oOand
s:> Ol) pgr niynlii. Having had considerable
experiCrtee sne ^mirantees satisfaction
Pcs Arc, Feb. 2. lN.7-tf
ca. 5*.
A-ttOl‘.llcy fli f.MW,
(dr. walsii’.* old office.)
X>I7H AllC, ARKANSAS.
({AN at i;-W titnr< hr* fotuid nt his ofliee,
J ready to attend t" any business entrusted
to his care : but particularly to settle up ihe
business <»f W. ff. F»t"ck & Fro., V.eughan Si
Martin. II. (’. McCarley Sc Co., and the m inv
Rstates he+{ui R: Istjator v-f: av.<l tii'»c
.' it.n i iHTouiti, iim.'i
and settle without delay On the I t day r-f
February next. he. will sue on every claim re
maining in bis hands unpaid.
H. I*. VAUGHAN.
l>e? Vrr\ J %r\ \ in rp'. IS*\ _£*; ui ^
OVMirf 8TABLK.
T. F. O El E E IS & £5 El O <
DES ARC, ARKANSAS,
rs PRElMltflD accommodate tVr .i!>Ue
L with
Horses, Buggies, ('arrljjges. Etc.
Persons arriving at lies Art,by .is.
wi’.l be promptly conveyed u<inv jkuat in the
interior. ' [janIB-ly
£.. 1. 5*3 \!9 i»,g„
Formerly of llnduR's Sbarpvh.v vers. Parse it'.,
lirigudo, Missouri lniantry,
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WASTlStiS, tl ILliERSOA & (<).,
AVitoi.Ks vi.i;
^ t a p 1/ a a t\ f- ;t n t u
NO. 320 NORTH MAIN STKKIiT.
icLO-Ct ST. LOUIS, MO.
exoelsiou; Excipxoii: :
Dmrmura
Hah' .Exterminator! !
i
For Rcm&vinjr Sntjfrfluaus iiair.
3» the Indies especially, this invaluable de
pilatory recommends itsolf ,is being an alto .sr
indispensable article to female beauty, is
easily applied, does not burn or inisro the
skis, but acts directly ou the rum e I; is
warranted to remove stipe tl i,us hair from
-low tw-ejjcads, or bop. any part a* the bodv.
completely, lotaliy mid radically extirpatin -
the fame, leaving the skin soft”, snpmth and
naltlral This is the only article used hv the
Finch, and is the only real effectual depil.a
lory in oxisionee. p,i,.,, ctll|s «... .
agfe. sblt putt paid, to icy address, „a
ceift of an order, hv
11ERGEU, SUUTTS VX CO., Chemist*.
fobJMy 285 River St . Troy, N. V.
WHISKERS
• AND
MUQTAfit-IES ! •
Ti'MFfTJI) tire-lm H.tt,‘..»t fare
'■ “ itr frSvm Aflrc* WC- v •«,.»» fv yr.j,, , |,r
SPA’It INK’S RUST V l !’. A TKl Hr \ 1TM. \ |:: E
the most wonderful discovery in modern -
enci, acting upon the Heard and Hair in nn
almost miraculous manner. It has beeu tts,.,l
by the chips sd Pa.ii v and l.unbon with the
in "it flattering success. Names of . . pm
ehtsers will be registered, and if entire satia
faetion is not given in every instance the
mai*y wiii'lf » itrxl l i'a t« by
*: ’, - -
oiieulars and testimonials mailed (V . \ i
•bvss BERGER, SHUTT8 A CO.. Choi
N*. *.*#•> Ki\or StrveJ, Troy. * t^cn:
for the United States. • i\-i.j::-1 v.
There comet h glad tidings of joy to all.
i« young and to oil, to groat u»d sn ill;
The beauty which once was so precious and
rare,
li free for all, and all may be fair.
By the use of
eHAsmr.Airs
WMITELIQUID
enamel,
paratioijju pse.i >r giving the skitir.-. V
fill peart1like"tlTl'i. tthit i\ bftly fvdlud lti\> litl.i.
It Quickly removes T«a. fca'e,Wc*.|P;n.;dcs, j
Blotches, Moth Patches, NalLiwiie^s, .Irup
lious, and all impurities of thoskiu, kindly •
healing the same, leaving the skin white and
clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected
by the closest scrutiny, and being a v .stable 1
preparation is perfectly harmless It is tho |
only article of the kind used by the French, 1 ^
and is considered by the Parisian ms imlis- ^
peuMiblo ty*a perfect toilet. Upwards of
tl'klXhi Wittle'- wore sold duriiVg the p »«t yoai,
a Mulhcient guar .uto* yf, its tftff*}?- Price,
unit To cents. Sent uy mail, post-paid, ou L
rkcuhpt of an oHluki Jy 11 f
. Pi.ldli(did, i>ilLTTb Os L’liuiui.'t, .
feWtlMjr " ‘>A Itircf St , Troy. N V.
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Auburn. Gok*
1 )ROT>rCEl>
X bUlf.RU.fJ.
warranfed to
hwrn F ’%‘ -
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fhe haif.
^ 1. Be serin
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