DES ARC, AKA., APRIL 20,1867.
■- .LJL. ■■1-1— iJu.,AUJL.UL -UL.J-111 :
cm rcka i
Cui b<>ua ? is Ilia first question asked
by most people : or, in other words Syifl
it pay t This Is trqly a utilitarian age |
in whloh wo live ;• everything must-be
rigidly submitted to the ertioihle raTled
•money making. Evcpy pvQppsUjon
submitted to tlip public experiences
two difficulties; one is, thwt the'propo
UTlWltiTTd'lto’t"e'titifiuStc Iftira’xs, or T"
was not igMillni lii''f*aM*ing it, and
therefore 1 will Qpposy it. The other
obstacle is IWh—cilihona, or will it
pay? Can 1 make ahV tnOiiey out a( the
thing—if 1 can't see money in it. hnd
that very sOon. T will hare ndtbfng to
dowifhit. It, does seem thrtt the peo
ple of Dei Are. very nearly fall hi that
class, wc read about, who htitirtg eyes
•o« not, and lursrfog ears hour not; but
■hut than-eves, grit thoir teeth, and gh
it blind. Now lei us »cO bow near
facts will saurtibir ont- tMt-elncnt. A
few years ap> a railroad ptyyyyt fas
gotten up, to couucK't Littto Rook with
Memphis, and err the rqpte was located
tlic citizens of J)e,s Ayr. wury asked to
take stock,ip the jroad, and have 4 tun
through Rc‘s Arc';'; tbp citizens qf Los
Are failed, and ftUibi>pr|;ly refused to
aid In theentcvprjsc ; live result was, ibc
rillroad was located |q;fij;qs^ White
river at Derails Bluff, Ag,iin we
stood idle and Tel the tatrOaml I'UTten
railroad be tackled abo'Vc us on tlic
rPvcr; ahd list summdi- dii effort' was
made to nrouSo an interest aroopg tlic
people, on the 1-bad from Res Are to
Ravdanisllo and ffoH Smith, with a
•imilar (Mo. 1 ' -11' ■
Wcffcrtrh tliat tliivcars slopped ruu
nilijfoh Hit? MeViljihU and Little Rock
railroad a few days ago ■ wc have heard i
differ*.it reasons and farte Offered irbv
operations on said road IhtVc hcen StiS
'rVMMilddlLsiAiiftlk. i'.Jk Luii_* ■. ahlVL.
that the country between White aid!
St. Francis ’^iver, thrbugh which thp '
line of railroad rujjs.’ls too low and
h*ggy, *"d subjoct for several mouths
annually to a-beavy overflow, ret(«iring >
iu> immense amount of the heaviest j
kind of trestling; recent high water i
has demonstrated the impracticability !
of eojoatrijctiug and keeping up a rail-;
road through that part of the ouuutry. 1
And now an effort should be made
lo open up tt mail route-idisvot from
Pcs Arc to Little Rock, a distance of
4S or 50.miles, over, a lcvch high and j
dry country, wUii no serious .or in>-;
porliint.obstacles ^o oppose easy ami J
ready Iransportttion of the majUs. Wc |
have the flues)* site fotja city oit W’httc j
river or any other river in the Wv>t;
and no town or <?ity in Arkansas lots |
improved so rapjdjy, or incrcasod in
population and business so much, syicr i
the close of the war as Dgs Arp, The j
truth is, the baud of nature lias .formed ’
and fashioned this place for, a great j'
city, and to this it is bound to attain !
sooner or later. We way fc,Ul our;
arms and gradually pass away on the j
great current of events and not realize !
the true acstmy of Pcs Are ; but, so
sure as the pure, clear waves of-White
river roU 041 to tho great father of riv
ers, so sure will Lea Arc spread and -
rise into a great city, the pride and i
glory of Arkansas.
We have done much do-furtherance :
of the progress and development, of I
our yourig. City, j Look at the,' number !
of business bouses Utat^avc hePfl buUt,!
refitted and openod With heavy stock*
of goods and merchandise of every
kind; our churches have bepu repaired,
a large and commodious warehouse has [
been built; and the telegraph office, 1
wjth its countless advantages, has been j
established in our town. Yet, there
are ihaby other enterprises of innnedi- j
ate interest and vast Importance to the. [
early growth and healthy development j
ofIjcs Arc. We lipoid bridges over.
Bayous' WaftpnsaWand Pep . Are; we
heed a £oofl,‘ high, safe road from Pcs
Are ovtr into the Cotton Plant region,
and In aid of this latter pro ject tbn re
rant Legislnture grouted us- a charter I
and chartered privileges todnill-d said i
road. Let us nbwr coase oalr efforts i
till these pr*mavy olvfeefct tind works i
' arc aedentplishetpand these will pave 1
the way to other and more gigantic I
enterprises. Then 1st ws h* up sad do-!
log, sod aid in pushing every lutulable 1
tnori hho 6KV9UHOB. "reTBCvenwitio *
riucct omnfi.r
r--* I
DESTITUTION. ]
At no ttrflC since flic war Tins povcrly
been so keenly felt, and the ' impover
ished condition of many sections in
the South been made so maul test as
now. ifcotwithstandtiig the great aid
that lias been given by the various 50-,
ficlie*. the suficniig Is still great. In1
Alabama and Georgia many famttiys j
are without meat, and fanners say ITiey .
cannot make a crop for want 01 sup
plies. This is time, though perhaps in ;
a less degree, at) through the oltfer
States. Mitch aid and the most rigid 1
economy Will bo required that they
mty get through the present seftsort.
EUBOPEAN wail
Matters oij the other side the world
are progressing rapidly toward a wart
that will probably involve the whole ;
of Europe. Austria. Prussia und 1
France are involved, mid south Ger
many U putliug on a warlike: fare.
Bisinark .ii using every, evoftion to 1
consolidate the German Confederation, i
establish tilt empire, and Wy his splen-1
did geilifr* Streep all before him. Ills i
diplomatic stteeessos have been great, 1
and unless Napoleon is quite alive to 1
the situation he wiH for oneo be cheat
ed not of the lion's Share In the spoil.
—-- m • mm 1
•ST The Heconstmetlon scheme is iu
fall blast la Tjotilslsita. The objection
able ofBecrs have all keen removed and
othera appointed in their stood, and
registration has eoimfaeueed. Most of
♦he spplisSuts for the high position of
rjtiren", loyal eitiren*. are negroes.
*’ nn~ if rP**' ' 1 •*
■"t—1 *1 111!
tar u on. A. II. (iarlnmt, Senator I
elect from this Slate, i* about to tile a
bill of injunction in tbe Supreme
Court agnius^ tip qnfon
reconstruction this
bring tlie ettsc Pf'W beH®th||
nal, it is propo
appeal from
prcme onre
to have the constitutionality
measure fairly tested.
The Late Mexican News.
Ji
which tiiv liberal sympthizers iu this
country have iudigcrcclly published,
.cvnfijnj 01 4il tkv ppiilioir1 lyhich we
«•«.*•» »l>:.!We !'Xi.rc,«edJ tluHJU*
TmmtrfTi wTIT rptTx'iif down nTT opposi
but then the1 Writer gob* fori Ha savlhot
several roada.for the escape of K4xi
miHiui aroatjll left oly n, and.tli*ii, tl*r
people of Gpcrctaro aid liim jihpcall#'
with supplies. This scarcely coifippus
Vitti our ftfcVions hUrWIgem-e derived
from tlie siimtMLberaE’boorco as this
lettiy, that the Emporor was lie tag
starved out. and was anxious to tljrow
down his arms, but that the Liberals
would not penult 'him. The Writer
further says, .‘'the besieging army ore
u\*i roEi'iiug for.lppdjl a,|d lire (contest
turns on the ipiesttpn, wlycEnftpy^afl
be stavvrd.out first r Ilere js a ubn
fevaloir fori a beWpgtbg nrfhy. ‘ Tn1 the
first, place, i* is liot’a “helicon#” army
at ail, as it appears! ha ttEercl have been
noli
rofcdi
0«d i.
the Liberals, to whtihi the whttlcedifri
tcy outside of aEv-ciljr Is often, ore -starv
ing, iyiaxinulliinya being supp.liedtT.ith
provisions! .’ ,
We fttkv the trite dfote of the case To
bo, that Ills Mi nil detached corps of
vogobondswlioare.in the neighborhood
of QuyiTtaru. so for from hemming iu
MaxVmillian, would,be very glad if lie
Wbtllfl avail himself Of one or The roads
“left open,” and leave Northern Btfeff
co a prep to their depredations.
Another vpry imporfoutitciu of news
is given us by this iudiserpet letter wri
ter.1 lie tells us that Escobedo, the big
gnu WTtlie Liiiernls, mid the ebmiUftnn
en-iu-eliiet of the besieging army. Is in
rojpppfqut for Els position ! Titero can
be go surer indication. (hat things are
going tvjjong w.un an iiiipy than this
charge Ut’’Inoompeteit^y "against the
Comn iambngVionoiaU. We all reeol
luct liow ofton this change was made
against. il)elpad,ers. of the Northern ar
mies In our late war, when those armies
were oenig ueaien, aim niTven miner
•ml thither ifr EeC and Stonewall Jack
son. The Northern journals are aglow
just now over another piyce of intelli
gence. Mr. Sgwqual has interposed his j
good offices w'Uh'Ul<r Liberal*, at the j
request or tbe Austrian" ftorernrtiout as
rt "would.*pe*»-in .‘favor of merdy to
MaxiiuilUaiii iu case he should, he cap
t ii red.
The NeW Torts Herald, commenting!
upon this act- of grace on tire port of |
(he Secretary of State, heads its article, i
“Closing Scenes of the Mexican Km-1
pi re,” Unfortunate!y fpr the JJjerald,
like tjie bov in the ruble, it , has been!
frying wrtlf! sd often tvhbn Ibei-e .
was no wolf, that no one pat's '
tuition to it. IPlio simple explanation j
ofthis mutter dy, tlmt the Emperor!
Francis Joseph, of .A ustria, hearing of
the atrocious tuurucr of prisoners some
time ngb, by the sO-ralled LibrrrriS, at
Zacatecas, became alarmed for the safe
ty of his brother, and supposing that in
the uncertainties of war, lie might pos
sibly fall into the hands of the miscre
ants. and supposing further, these lhis
oreauts to be in sympathy with the en
lightened and humane government of
til# Uuited Sttat9«, !«, mu,U tUv „]>pli*A
tion referred to, to Mr, Sqiruril. It Is
nm because we care a straw as to what
particular government may establish it
self in Mexico, that we advocate Hie
claims of Maximilian, it is simply that
the much abused Mexican people may
have a government of some kind or
other. The people of that country have
been trying in vain, for half a contort,
to give permanence to republican iu
sUtufipns. XUe mijlitary J^re stopped
In between tiicm iniu their object, and
hare kepMhe eoutttrj' a continued prey
to vice and disorder/until tliey hare
sunk into uu abyss of despair, from j
which Maximilian promises to raise
them.
In tbe name pf humanity tlicse disor
der should be-put ait Pud to. WO re
ghrd the . Uni ted States gorernmeht as
aiding and abutting these disorders by
the open sympathy winch it expresses
fpr the Liberals. There is but one
tiling which can at all excuse its rOnrsc.
if it really designs, iu ease Maximilian j
should be driven out ofMexiA, to
take military possession of the country
itself, and hold jf.iinpl it can lie an
nexed to thesh United States, we ‘shall
have mailing further to object, lint if
it does not design to do this, it wiiLbe
guilty of a criui« against human nature
if, through i W mean*, the military vag
abond* who have so tong dominated
and plundered that fine country, again
get control of it.—[MWnphis Bulletin.
One of the Beauties of War-*A Hor
rible Piotnre.
As a sample of Yankee inhumanity.
(bc.Luiro Democrat thus discourses on
the removal of the Federal dead iu that
citv: *
The contractors allege (What is prnb-;
Hilly true) that the contract unrter
which they are laboring, make* no pro-1
vision fgr refilling,the grave, on,- tor the ]
removal of the putrid flesh and liquid
corruption that may ooze through or
become attached to the debeis of the !
old coffin*.
Under no obligations to perform j
flue additional twin disagreeable labor.1
flicy peremptorily refuse to perform i
it.
I’artles who havo visited the grave
yard where theetrtitwto.ramo.now pp-i
orating. describe the Beene Af most hor
rible, loathsome and sickening. Many .
of tlic voffiYt* fall to piece* while being
raised out) Iff the graves, and their pu-1
arid contents become, necessarily, neat-'
)anid. Ploughed flesh, hair, fragments,
of clothing and Hisses of stinking pu
tridity fall here and there, and are suf
ftred to remain, 'flic graves are left
VnWrting, some of them containing por
tions of rotten ooffiin*; and the whole
scene is ositirclv too hoyrible fpr de
scription. |
Russian America.
The popular impression of Hie eom
parntivr worthlessness of Uie Iius-ian
possessions ou this Roptineut is not
slowed, it seems, by souib of our piost
intelligent military officers. Quarter-1
master Genera* Meigs snya that “liei
can conceive of no greater boon to our
nacific State*,” than tli* acquisition of
that Territory would lie. He says that
lie "should value ttnssia-Ambrica with
its flshcrics and rivers, beyond the hot
plain* of Mexico, or the idiuitatioiis or
Cuba.”
-Commodore ttogqrs says of the south
ern pari of the Kussian possessions,
lhat’*'we should get a strip of shore
much like Norway, which supplies Eu
rope with immense quantities of tim
ber."
--The Southern Holtcf Association
of New York lias distributed
and Mill have SM.tiOO on hand.
What is Said of the renian Inter :
With tfce president.
iw
domisA
loll ftn
ConstflJ
arliainr
s. Ampri?
, to Us ■ ovuy .edurtoons
etc is rf.wdn to believe
that Mr. Seward lms rejected or dis
countenanced the English proposals for ;
an adjustment of pending differences ; j
aud it is even said that, with a facetious
vulgarity, he. lias proposed as n sub-j
Arbitration the question wheth
er ifieTSngllsh Government was justl-1
fled in recognizing the Southern Con-1
federates as belligerents, fttfrd
ley's offers expressed the ■eirrneiit de-;
sis* of oil slsss— in England to enltt-t
vafe Um good will of thw, American :
pedpl<*> CveA-ut WA cost wfd eBttflTljera- !
We sacrifice of national vanity, fiord j
.Uussell.had demonstrated tile lawless- '
ness of tlte English,proceedings in the i
’Mite'of the AtAbariiA, httf Ttis successor
‘thought that. As the Americans still ;
believed themselves to havo bean '
wronged, it was expedient ai>d srouer-1
(Vna’fo abandon a strictly tec’llftrealjlis
ts Motion. l ime, however, which oc
.din^i'ily dull* tiyc edge of public and
private resentment, lias not taught Mr.
SswMed gobd feeling or good breeding.
Although Ue sometime since declared
tUiVno cause of dispute remained bp- j
tween the tTfitfcil- Sfqtes aud France,'
be stfll tinnts itfletfirtiliW tti resent In j
the cue of England', »' proceeding
which was simultaagomily adopted |t|'1
tWrRIklTMl And French GoyenimirnU. |
Hi|* nselbss to attempt concH infirm in :
the .face of ostentatious rudeness. .1
\ etjLprd.Stanjey’a overture will.not i
Hadi* Been WA'!tit'Id if ft satisfies anv j
Burupdtowfr eotiAHeneo In England limit 1
^rqsponsilJUitJT fotv juilirlendiy getsf-j
lions rests exclusively on the Ameri
can Government. That the ’secretary
of State acts in harmony with the
I’vcshlmit, pay be, inferred front the
report, of a late interview between Mr.
dAIniaon and a Fen’lBn depntatfofi.—
[The represt iltali ves of the freebooters
allowed, in their.deiuand for a reeog
liltioh of the nemgerent right * of the
Irish UeptiWin; a eonftilt'nee in the
Frcsidoiit’s sympathy Which, if it had
ivot been justified by the result, uijglit
hfivd men g.'tiled irilpWamVE msteadof
contemptuous rwprnof, they obtained
an iiasurauee Unit the obje it deserves
and refcelvts the anxious attention of
Gb’Vdj-iitVii'iit. Nidttier party1 thought
it rreccssarv lo remember that the wAr
that yras to[b,q .recognized ;l|ad not even
ostensibly commenced. The attacks
on pdrtcc’HSfrttcliSr'iiiitf tliv riotous hs
sembtage. in the h u)i glriro r hoori of Glib
lin. hnil not. bn. nil itHuirLtnl nt Wtivhinur
ton when the President .undertook to
consider tlie grant.' or belligerent rights
'to prospective pirates. It is gait} .that
fcn titter abandonment nr human sym
pathy j* too painful a stierlHee 'forthe
most resolute of misanthropes or of
eriluuial#. Tin; President aud liis
fn iurlpat minister have becwiic, not
Wholly hi,-,their otvit fmilt, universally
unpopular: but th«utrh tlie Ift do uses tie
polioy is condemned Uv the, .great ma
jority of their countrymen, o.ne unfail
ing appeal still remains to tlie National
dislike of Knglaiid. The Fenians are
tlie favorites in Congress, and on un
i«jvil dispatch lias never failed lo excite
popular approval in America; The
President and Mr. Seward himself can.
except t'V overt acts of hostility, !
scarcely outbid tlie act for atmlishi;;g
neutral duties whi Mi was unanimously
passed by tbe late House of Uuprcseni
utives. Air. Seward failed to attract
attention wbeh be addressed to the
Kngllsh Government liis wonderful de
mand for nn opportunity of revising
the sentences of the Fenian prisoners
in Canada ; and Mr. Johnson's formal
advice to the English Government to
grant an ginn^StV to the Fenian pris
oners was overlooked among the more
tinpalafabib portions of his message.
It is not curtain whether Mr. Seward !
will now succeed in stimuiatiug tlie
jailed appetite (Of Ids country niuu.
The American Ch'.^uns.—The Airier-;
lean Government have not received!
with anything like cord'mUtv,'flic pro- i
posaisbf Lord Htanlev for nil arbitra
tion on the Alabama claim#. They oh- I
ject to our'firsj proposition, that tli'o j
precise point^ to tie submitted for do- j
vision to an arbitrator should be first!
definitely agreed to.by the Americans ■
and ourselves. , .
Air. Seward actually makes a counter
prtjprfshiyn, that the first question to
bb referred ’should be •‘whether the
English Government wore justified in >
lecugni/ingthovobul states as bellig
erentsj'" j
This, of cynr.se,.Is a proposal so mon
strous thiittt is inipoSsilrlr to entertain
ft. Although, however, on Mhe surface
tbe relation* between tbo two govern
ment# »rc not apparency, sjpdi as we
could s^isli; nevertheless, il is certain,
that tlie Cabinet at Washington neither
design nor Is in n .position to assume an
attitude of hostility- By leaving the
pending questions to the wearing in
fluence of time and tjie industrious
Bring away of diplomatists, we may be 1
certain that uitinuitejy the mattci-s ln
iliaciisviun will be satisfactorily settled.
—[iLondon O w 1.
8A correspondent of the New
Yol-k llcriVil Ims l>cen eliciting the !
opinion of ox-C'onfedvrate generals I
resident in Mobile on tlip political sit -1
nation. Buckner, of Kentucky, told
him : “I think llgit, the endurance of]
w rone, that wo cannot avoid is verv *
different from making ourselves par-f
ties with 'dithers to ott'ret wrong. To j
iHldy.tJjat to Urn present eqnjsrge^oy: j
( pngfe.ts has deprived us of .our eon-1
stitutional lights ; we ought to endure •
it ns a patient people, and abide a time 1
when conservatism will restore ua to ’
uur loriuer condition of tilings." On j
the question of ne^ffo suffrage, the
(ieueral said the South must cheerfully !
accept it. and use (ho negro at (lie1
polls, teaching Utem fhelr interests ate"!
Identical with those of the whites* that 1
they must leqtiiiolidate the popple,j
and send U> the Jit ate Con vent ion men |
yyhb triify'expi'esst the sentiment of the
people, which is opposed to disfran
chising such men as J,co, Xleauregui'd I
and Johnson, who were elevated to the !
position they tilled hr the voice of the i
people, ’ 1
intelligent London Cqrrbanoud
tnt Of the New VorV Herald writing*;
on the Bfh of March «autci |
"J am incliHed to tjjink if we get
things settled in America, and arrange
our differences with England before !
the end of this year, that the ufcxt Eu- (
rypenit mania for speculation may turn !
toward tfie United States, very likely j
to the purchase of Koiittidrn lands and ;
grand plauSof emigration, lnuuother
yearaoiueOnyg must Ik done with Ute 1
YtUit accumulation of money no w IVfng j
idle here and on the Uoiiilwertt.1 lhioi
United States is io higli favor. If; we }
hayp no serious .mishap lids will in.
epease. The lavish ekppndithr'e of I
Americans in •Pnwtt and else where,
backed as it ig in un>1t easijsdiy uuwpps-1
tioned uud rapidh acquired wealth. is j
making a sohious ljhpi'esfdbn'itpoh' Eu
ropeans,"
-—-- The Treasury Ih'iiartment is
thoroughly Investigating the condition
of tiie National hanks. A Hoard «>f In-*
speetors has issm organized to look
into the affairs of our National banks
in the '•outh and South-nett.
11 - *•
I, A rT E S T
11Y
on
Convention at Brownsville, yesterday,
nominated David Newer, as a candidate
for Congress, from this District.
KEW OltLEiKS.
' ifr# Orlia/)/, Ap'riJ —Cfl^tofi f(nsc?
TleX FaTeaf i’JSWl LaTSS; low middling,*
25}(a!2(1, Sugar and Molasses unchanged;
nothing doing.! !' ' :
axciiiUTi.
Cincinnati, April 18 — Flour, triple!
brands, #1301,6. Cora, 87c. Sacked oats
atgai|y. at 66 in bulk. Whiskey, #2 26.;
Bacon, clear, 12c. J.ard, 12}o i. j
ST. I.OILS.
St. fid it is, April 18.—Tdour quiet and j
unchanged. Corn Grm and unchanged--r
Baeqn, lower; clear.sides, }2}o. Lard,
{•I&I'tI0- S’lift capture of Puebla, by
lfarfeiio Dioae, iaoonGrmcd. The capture
wus celebrated by the besiegers of Vero
Drue, and, it' is said, by United States
mcn-of-war. Kneohedo‘s force was report
ed tb nnndier 30,000 mfetr, and the Tmpd
rihls 13.000. It is repotted tfch't1 Maxi
iiilliMi solicited a enspen'jii.in of hostilities,
pfeparatd^’tOji'n adjustment of terms.—
Escobcda referred him to Juarez orders,
which were tq accept no cap.ituIa.tion, save
.at discretion, and then to conduct Maxi
milian to Sgn Louis, as a prisoner. Esco. ,
hedq issued a circular instructing that all
foreign men captured, fighting against the
Itepublie, would be executed. Maximil
ian ordered 200 UepubHcaiis shot, without
previous orders, from his headquarters.
1.0X1)03.
l.undun, April 18.—It i*.thought that
it is not unlikely that England, may be 1
drawn into the approaching contest be
twopn‘Branch and Prussia. Lord-Stanley i
has been appealed- to by the l'fiUSlan
L HUU1CV IU IUUUIC IIIU 1'UIVII viuvenniiuiu
to Withdraw (Votii negotiations with Trance
for cession of the Dutehy.
It is thought that on this occasion tho
Foreign Secretiry may depart from the
policy of uoii-intcrreution in Continental
affairs.
From French journals it appears that
the Imperial Cabinet lias abandoned its
designs on Luxembourg, ami Prussia
seems determined not to permit the
Dutehy to be separated from Germany
It is thought Lord T.yott will succeed
Fail Cowly as Minister to Paris
lhe Herald's Dublin correspondence
indicates another and more extensive Fe
nian Tiding, The British (’otiimnmler in
chief is forced to keep fully prepared for
actual exertion.
WASlllMttTO.H.
IPujAuiproM, April 18.—A case of in
terest was tried yesterday in the Supreme
Court before Judge Mhsou. It involves
the validity of n judgment rendered in the
District Court of Now Orleans, by a
Judge wlio had taken’the oath to support
the constitution Of the Confederate States, .
who rendered judgment in question in
1802, after military law had been pro
daimeA, and after Judge pvabody, by au-[■
thority of the President, had eutared upon b
tho duties of bis office. .Mason directed :
verdict for plaintiff subject to opinion of
tho general term, thus sustaining judg
ment rendered at New Orleans. ; !
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' NEW VOUK.
AW Yvrk, April 18;—t\»tton dull,
S0f®2Tc Gold lit!
" * ‘ , ul ’i.
A Vai.UAKIiK WoHK —Coiut Bmaiark
recently presented a p,s*r but faithful sec
retary with « portfolio bound like a book
ip which wore deposited live thousand
thalers. On mooting his secretary the I
next day the Count asked him if lie had i
perused the vftlhmC. ‘i'e's, your High- i
ness,’ said the secretary, ‘and11 atn so cap
tivated by its eontt’iirtf tltit I am Waiting )
the nppearanoc of the second volume with ,
feelings of the greatest interest:’ The,
Count smiled, but mid nothing. A ' few
days afterward the secretary received a
second portfolio, hound and filled like the
first, and on the title page of which was 1
.1... iTi.:.. I
two volumes/
"■m-B".*'!'!. .1 ' U'-g-UW"
IV© TICK. i
Till] partnership heretofore existing be-|
fwefcn 0ff J; and Dr. J. W. lU'U
llfi was, un tlie 1 lih duj of April, 1607, dis
solved, by the death yjfDr. J. J. Lam*. AH ■
persons indebted to said firm, will please
L-ome fbrvMfd and settle; 'and nil having j
claims against the fWHn, will present them for
Ertttieineuf tti i U ’ •' * ‘ ) ■ ■1
J, W. liL’lLN^Y. Surviving Partner, j
of the firm of Lajjk & Biknjy. |
‘tiles Are, Ark.. April
~ DR. J. W. BURNEY,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
on ■ J
SlllUilfiON.
BFTNfl permanently located in Dos \rc,
Arkansas, ©filers M* services *• riseratlti- {
sens of the town and «nirounduigcountry, in f
lUe various branches yf his profession. aprSJO j
4. B,
W A T UII M A K E H
l> nil , HI • s . !
,f t; , -ASV
.TEWELEI:,
RimmsTirxE. - arkakio.
HASkui hard, a niee#tock of Watch- C
cp, i " ks, Jo yry 1 i v add FktYcy
Articles. Also, win repair Watches,JmJm
Clocks, Jewelry, Muscat Instrument*. etc.
In connection with the above, I have a
PHOTOGRAPH <.AUJ:in\
Where anv Kind of a Picture can be taken.
ap»*»>-r.m J r. F!£PltK***EIt
3>Jc>t±o©
rchftttd of
titir suilro
MILL,
At Taylor's Bond Arkansas ;
WE ARE PREPARED TO FCRMSU
LDJHKFK OF ai DPIESSIOSS.
At prices In suit the times, and to pay th«
liigRcs^WartcrJ pt iSf' tyv all kjtrnJ# of j y .
Delivered at fho ahovoyilnva. ReraonaSaving
claims ilu) lain lion »f; Hi rone .C
swiff. will,hint it to facie iutacSat to call on
.is,
COW6ILta, KNOTT *<JO.
Taylor's Rend, 1 April 'WttfaJ**
*»• —-*■$» «»tr? t?"tH • > *it",'jrr f
WALKER BROS. O. II. Jl lt.VH. C. U. JIYSRf.
wxatfb'i rr.-3. & oo.,
w holes ala; i>£ alirji in
.iiv£ ir>.ijbl¥A&rd1t£ii& or
4
Jttcn’s and gugsT CLrthtafl.
AMD GOODS.
AKT» >IlMiefs OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
LAfES AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
‘BOOTS* SHOES AMD IT ATS,
j
No. 22lf Mien FtTeet, 1
MEMPHIS, rri5X^S%
-C'*-r- ' tell If r.| ,
Na. 210 North Tlritd gt.., Tuttadklpma, P».
aprillO-dm
vh{(;im\ norsM.
(Fornirr!)’ Hardwick Uoum,)
NO’S. Cl. 63 Atm 68.
AU tSlS STUKET,
irairrsrc, ranrspass.
WILUAitS & GLOVER. Propri#t;r».
1.T IU If A tvIWjr irAVE, formerly of Jseksnn.
* . Tvun , is with us, aiivl would be pleased
to syc bis fricuus. apv'JU-Cm
A 1 S A liU AI>F:
IIf.WK « newt ami cMMfbrtifole JSf-fto rraf
dence. which 1 desire to-dispose of; and.
if I can,do .50, Ijj first of May, will, give a
pvfedt btfrgVtYi. Necessity for money is Itio
inducement. Apply (o II.'P, Vwoghan, or
myeelft
JOHN BARNETT.
Pcs Arc. \vk , April '2d,
::XI1 K so 1* u ERf rARilti/’
ABF. VU VI Ft LEY (UijrtfftM Monthly of
!•» pages, quarto, devoted tq the interests
of the Farmer, the Fruit Grower, the Garden
er, the RtocK Kui-er, the IniHttftbH and Manu
facturer, while every ilo«w»eke«pn» will dndit, \
L think, an inv,..!uab>y companion. ^uhscrip- !
[ton price $2 00 per annum; t\ Apransk.
I itkve engaged the ahftit pens in the j
Son?b to assist me, and am determined to
make Tur. Fm<mk|; a Me-shipz to the South in !
this hour of her distress ami need.
V W P! ML Li PR,
Formerly of Edward's Depet, Mis*.
THE TIME OF THE END !
THE PROPHECIES
EXPLAINED."
* • > *" ■ ’ s .i -it •<: > • ;• IL-*
ANEW AND INTERKcvUNG WORK
Jl$T I*L’$l.L&llEMt bt
»d. SAMUEL TARYER.
This work muis at the UNFOLDING
OF TRUTH ; discusww freely
Nebuchadnezzar's Dream,
• »<a»«
Daniel’s Vision,
AND OTHER FBOFHZCXZS,
Arguing from them, when the END OF
KM FI UR SHALL BE. Every body
ihootJ have a c-«py.
Fur dale at J, ^ Jtaq<>
3tokk.
BissoirTios. 1
rniiE copartnership heretofore existing be
X tween It. G. Gn.i. and .Yr>n?c O. Gill, un
ler the style of GIl.L & BUO., is th i> a.j
liwolved by mutual and R. G. Gill
s authorized to wiud up the business of.the
irizi. U G. ftfLL.
jm h mix.
Ill's ArevArk., April 1, 1S07.—»prl3-lm
SPRING GOODS!
SPUING GOODS!!
rases aj:o ststth
VT|pW OPENING ANh JTST RE(T,!VKD,
IN ft targe find’ sptamtid assortment of
DRY aOOD 8,
\ ' * ! f • II llli'v i M • .
\otlous. LadlM’ and
Unta, Boots nnd Shoos, 1
({nrcntwiirr, IIA r <1 -
wart, llutianmur*.
BMCEMBfi&NS SWllIS
OF EVF.ltY JJliSCKH’TlO.N,
At*
HOMS, (illl I CO'S,
(OLD STAND OF GILL <& BBO.)
It i» unr iutipiUou •<? please every
ant. We will sell our Moods at a v«rv
small advance upon cost; bwt in order I
to bo convinced, nuuc npd examine for
yourselvtu. It ia no trouble for u* to,
show Moods.
THOM IS. CUM. I t o.
I>e. Are, \rl,.. April FI. I
—a
HULSST & 2AP.F.IQ,
HOUSE
Glazing and
(At C. A. Jndion’i C*rp«tterShop,)
Den Arc, Arkamu)^*
»prUHb» ...
:li.CD. Harshaw,
11RP8*
' .« !■> •><■ .lmmyn/ ’ .'i
;a sniMontt'i ••;«»*'*«:« ■< I -an>•::
JJEY*00»$,
EOBOoSb ROOKS,
'Jiff ir !>*#
, KfFO.p KTC.
H.caoar Psa^ik, Appil 6,Wf—fm
A ». poa. ■ ,i ..xbyu-s * *W8».
% R. POE & GO.,
»»©eaE2it»
iltl'n nil / . 'H«ti-.xl V- .M ■ 1 i
'[itilri'i ,il >li!vr r KMWrM «lil -I i- 1 ’ill ■■
«•»«»««« p«wh»»t,,
West Prii.it.
i* . l.itn ir»- - Hi-. VI >!••!. ” it-c •!•
It).I ItlHSM lii >«l I
■
IV^jhaTp on hand •full eypply of »l\ Jtiads
ot CijrOCerle*.Md. ,.w<f«Jd. picked. IP
have our friends and the public generally to
call and pee us. Our aiock is large, atjd.we
shall 'keep all articles ujualfy^ound in a first
cfltUs dre'etrr Houb'e. hare on katld, and
it^bdS ’ dll’'-I rj -uoii'i 'ii 'lull
' •* ■ Pf.oC^I, *»*«s •
» ii .1; l*AitD,)<'. i • ‘:>, *
■(* f j*f
' ■ ■" :,",tv
,! - i M«Aa«; ; ■
. e, jikau :...
ca
soar, ■ "
tyMJT.
GANDY.
. 4TUIHI, ,
., ; . ,. -.PICKLES.
Arid a rhylety of other articles too uuinerous
to picntion. ,
This1 Itilfekf ciVli prfhks p'aTif‘fit- ill Winds
of ceelrtffy precfae**, IIRIct, Pclipy, efc.,‘ in
Goods at cpeh prices. I "..■,/ |
:i.i; t. RtiR. PflS A GO.,
t ..... , R. Jl. J.’pE, Agent.j
.West Point, Ark.. Apjtjil flj tnf,7.
' ~ PH^rUltEM !
Pictures! 2 2
-AX „
m ART GALLERY,
>:***&.&** ft* hf V.n'/fi * H t*i ,
Situated ou Buena Tista St.,
*• «• y-Uff . T/i-m mi i ■ ;■ ,
§c» Jtt, ^thattsas,
i
Where Pictures of al| kinds arc made,
from email p^Uiiatufe po life size Plip
tograplip, at, d, colored with Indelible
Iidj, Qii^ or Water Colors, AH work
warranted perfect aqd durable,
. j, The subscriber hernia itspared ne pains,
or,expense it, making this GAl.I.AKV far q«f
pass an^ ru jthls j^errilor^and ^ayipg bgd
an experience of n^pny years in the ^ipdncss
6Y Pief\)fe making, with the aid pf a perfect
set of Apparatus, feet* confidep'f that he can
defy etfmiefltion In PKlt'ES of QUALITY.
u ...
mui ussmi,
j*hf I dtii f? 12 «{n li p'liiii t*kinN‘j j
Haring reduced my prices, It plate* Pictures :
wlrliln khe resok *f ereiy man wetmaa and
tklld.»/• ->■' on it |
!ti«* . i» [J ? { f* • A | i | « , | ; . - , 'fj f f i J;[i
Just fifty pentads all the expense,
Of a Pietur* made ofybnt face.
And tot doubt* that sa®, if you quickly eome.
W ill b« made aud pul in a Uu««. !
Don't delay this opportunity, for jrnti may
nerer hare sp^pod admat*again. It takes
*a?.:?30* zx&zM': ;
Bltll’ n I.IT- l*»llil‘ : > » > All |
Of yourself or friepdsi end.you never will re-1
gret, it. "Rew*u»V*r the old inuet die., end 1
W-4Wt ■■8?i .1 - '
‘■Secure the shadow, r ,
mees,W'*
•i' ■u ’WfcioW hMw**tuinU.’’ • 1}!‘ i
rinlHRfipW-ofttlltl.TSdjOttiH.. 'end Views.
ef the town for sole at tile finitely:
1 shall keep eonetently heed « Urge |
Kfict'or ‘’-,f ■]
»*»#/ !<»?(, fiftll iiotl JuttT- i
<foi. ALBUMS, i. t" . j»> » j
'" ':i rmirts. ; *■ -1
i-l . * <• i| »-.f ::• •* ' i.: •'■ 1
*t mn i * t AJiD* CA^KS*
! * • ’ i .•> HCM ■ ■ nit of/ <T- ii .»
.tyui all articles »t*u<alij kept in a first class
4ALLEIIV.
I wiU jsUu furpieh Country Artist! with
Ap'hruljjy eu4 Photqgr%8l,‘o .fidftf?-, Appa
rent iL'hwaicels, etc., at Memphis prices,
l'icturae taken >« all kinds of wanllpfr,,
Old PIcturcocopied end made nuw add life
like.
Tlensegive jnc eenll,
I. L. CBOSS, Proprietor,
I>es Are, Ark , Afwil 6, 1SU7.
t ^oo^MMrmj i
, Garden Heeclw I
Wk )»ave on the waj ,a Urge lot of Lut»*
aret^'e *elt‘?tetl Garden Seed*, every ririetj.
fall ami get j*our nuAntlteikl*1
,:m ir\*/^ v MVrGKu^x.
tr- T*%r‘tiiVf W**?#*57! ’ ‘ -
plete run- I
w and
*St of P«H
he is pr«
Gum luro
M. JflETTER.
I.,, licnjamin,
Caritf *Ppi Or a&iawUl
3?^XPrrEi?.
TYAVIRe pertiaiMMiilt* looted in 6e» At.
11 wot) Id ioittrm rU* citiieuo uf 6o* Arc and
Tieinitr. that be in,ready, to do.au” kind °f
wrfrk’Whli Tlhe lin iMoft'WiliW. OrdnM for
Sign*, from.»dfrio«ii(\ .promptly attended to.
6«t Aim, Act, April iifrMfV..
BLAOKSKITHING !
THE ENl)ER.tTOT«P.D WPttM Vespectf.ill/
tutnenoro to the citfoena of Dak Arc ami
■uirratladaOK eaut.tr/ that they ate prepared,
on phorl notice to execute tgith neatness and
dispatcV all hind* of VnrV Kt'lnn'fing to the
hUeOaMKh trad*. Mr. W. t. Smith, a eom
twtdhi FOfknian. eap bet foupd. at.all time* at
the shop on‘Woodruff St., north of IVucua
Vieta Street.
MORSE SIIO! l\C.
dons in a skillful manner. Aj]\indsof work
j‘!bTTitfWt‘flfc tRor# Warfuet & Edwards.
irkovi ofdsrs may left, and irceive prompt
I dkUuntiuu. |,Ap cuuiffccts fur liabilities subject
tot lie approval of Wm. M. Warper, be lore
j'VttW. ’ ‘ A. O. m-A'RD? & Cf>.
mar 30, 1367-0m.
jF’ox- Sale!
rale’ciRIRT jUltlS,-cheap
> for oaklt, also one I-Vifl Mil,I., Ap
ply; to t <•..
•TN'O. A. EJltTft.
Des Are* March 30, 1867—lm
"SSfG'-bebs"
-i ff} • n li'i ! ■ > , •*•,,- ;.(j ;•
-! * >i iiiH .MitwT 9*->ntr i- m(t
r.l t-.sin-sf w,.t—4T—r, ,
■ nt mil olui t!ii.i* itl -in ji*! i*: • ;
EASTERN PRICES!!
i 1
|
h* Wn»hl<r vwnOy ptiirliasbti- 'Melrtrcn
i ft Hurler*
,,(!rf or ■ - ■(••i,. -t -
ENTIRE STOCK
L i *
; ■ .nr a-OK
!:••'// :nost • (t Hi • ■ !
i)rj Goods, Boots, Shoos.
Huts, Joe.
eill . ai OSju »•/ »itii
Wf OfTKK IT AT
. -i} • I
Wlicilesa'o X*- ice si
For the next
Thirty Dayg,
foi l *hIT . ’ ■ i
lu tu'dUrlto make room for tli« largo
ttwt ui omaniKitoHib now on t.no
way. We say to the fwmiug commu
nity, if you want a bargain now is,
your time. Wo solicit an examination
of our whole slock, consisting of
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AID SHOES,
UillDH.MlG,
I'APW tUPEE-UE,\TS,
STOVES AND TRIMMINGS, j
FURNITURE,
TINWARE, WOODEN WARE, |
CASTINGS, ETC., ETC.
Oitfe ttb a call and examine for yourselves:
we try to keep nothing but what will stand
fce|>e<**»- SThWAUT. GVVYXNK $ CO.
.1
Dr. Bob’t B. Trosevaat4
TjVOR.MEB|I.V af Whito River Township.) j
r having permanently located at. Austin, '
will practise hi alllhctirhnchrs of his pro- j
fession. and lolioita tbo patronage yf the eiti- !
il l l ,
AUSTIN AND VICINITY.
Office and upii^pieeX Mr, Jju, Etiiiuerson's. ■
, Austin, Arkansas, March 2o, 18o7—mar&O
lui.iiia.' , L,ii; iJj iiiaau,. _:;!
Jw ©rriis .All^n, i
GENERAL. RECEIVING. FORWARDING'
. “t',"". .'
^-AJtD—
•1 h)n fJ** u *l j
Commission Merchant, !
AMD HA I. HR IK
Groceries, Hardware, Furniture, &o.,1
0E$ ARC , Al»K iVSAS.
—i—r—’ !
' .. ' j
M* stuck coa*ieu in part, of the follow
ing cfrrtiot**:hj- f
ifocos. r.'.uto. 1
KLOUK, Hl'ClAR.
CorEEB, MMLASSKS,
PIQK, MEAL,
SALT. CANDLES,
PARTI NflK, NAILS,
COAt.OJE, UMiKKDOIL,
LAHU (UL, , TCJiFENTINK,
RtoSe wjftt, WOOL WARE,
H!«Cur8, "I LOCKS.
U.VHFSi CHUN 8,
Aco^ipi, nu,s,
POtLASB, SAWS,
' HAWKS,
>(*OCgB*K5tlVKS, KOl'Ii,
OL,VSS CABLE Cl'TLERY. I
PETTY, FV1NW.
'BEiiSTTABS, i.ol’NOES,
KtlREAPS, ' i CRIBS,
UKJfKS, .SAILS,
CHAIRS.
\1 \TTI: \SSKS ...I'cTT'iN. SlIL'CK A li UR.
Together with a large lot o^'iiseftil OAods, I
wlifel) t wilt aell Inw for f ull.
Ur. IH<*. W. Va»ik atul Mr. Mmck B Kkn
DAU, alw*r*<m lian l to Ui*po>«, l»ui not to (
be tJi»j*oget1 of. ' ***_•
Dm Arc, Ark., March !rt, 18C«.
Biicon!
^| t ST receive*!. tfl.Oort jtijuntls No. 1 Bacon.
fw «M f.rr^trN* M
.i SIM# \bLF.V,
(iitctT »>k«i ntrjt Tio\
is Y til* r* ! {
MERCHANTS’ AND MJBUFACTUfttRE'
JEWELRY AS^yn.U'lOS.
m .nd !!)J Broadway, fctv Vo it tity.
Of Rosewood riftnol and Molodcons, Fine Oil
l’ainHngk. En^ravinjrf'. RiWH* Ware. Hold and
Silver Xtufau and illuRaut Jewelry, eonaiet
injr pf Piaiiiou.1 l’ina, Ujaiuond lfings. Gold
■nwacetef*. C<vrif. Fl0fentfti». Wo«Sir, Je*. La
ra, and Ladies' aela. Gold Feae wilh goktand
eilvor extension holders. Sleeve Hullutn. Eels
of Simla, Yqal and Neck. Chains, plain and
eliascit OoldVhnins. 4c , 4c., rained at
91^)00,000,
POR ONE DOLLAR
TUB .MERCHANTS « M ANUFAOIBRUR.S’
JEWKLItY ASSOCIATION
CaTHryeuT attention to the flet rtf It* being
the largest nod roost’popular Jewelry Associ
ation’ill the United tftaf<*s. 1*he business is.
and always has been conducted in the moot,
candid A mi honorable manner. Our rapidly
increasing trade is a sure guarantee of the
appreciation of our patrons for this method
of obtaining rich, elegant and costly good*.—
The sudden stagnation of trade in Europe,
owing to the late German war, and recent di
Wf^ous financial crisis in Europe, has caused
the failure of ft largo number of Jewelry
house? in London and Paris, obliging them to
sell their got ds at a great sacrifice, in somo
instances less tiV*n one third the cost of man
nfHctnriag. IYe!^#I»hly purchased scry
largely of these Baak."up‘ Goovia, at such ex
tremely low prices that can afford to semi
away finer goods, and give Lfitter chances to
dr>iw the most valuable prizes ’ban any other
establishment doing a similar business —
Ot7R Al.M IS TO PLEASE, and respect
fully solicit your patronage, as we are confi
dent, of giving the utmost satisfaction. Du
ring the past year wc have forwurded a num
ber of the most, valuable prizes tg all parts of
the country. Tho*6 Who patronize rid will re
ceive the full value of their money, a* no ar
ticle on our list is worth less than One Dollar,
retail, and there nre no Blanks. Parties tRal
kig with us may depend on having prompt
returns, aui ihc article drawn will be imme
diately sent to any address by return rhau or
express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prices from the Merchant* & Manu
facturers’ Jewelry Association, and have kind
ly allowed us to use their names :
Frederick I). Brown, Ksq.> Treasury De
partment, Washington, I). 0., Piano, value,
£150; Miss Anna L. Frost. Wavorly Terrace.
New York City, Ladies’ Gold Enameled and
Diamond Set Watch, value.■ $-'WU; Win. Em
mons, New Orleans. La., .Sewing Machine,
value, £75; George L. Davenport, Mobile,
Ain., Silver Tea Set, value : Miss Lucy
Oreutt, Albany, 111., Sewing Machine, value,
$65; Mrs. Mary J. Downing, Louisville, Ky.,
Gold WftKh, value, James B. Fowler,
Harrisbfitg, rn.,‘SilYrr ltumfng fnse Watch,
value, $75 ; Rev. Wru. Peyser, Milwaukee,
Wvs., Wheeler & Wlisan Sewing Machine, val
ue. £115$ JT. J. Bickford, San Francisco, Cal.,
Gold Lined Silver Tealiet, value, S’lOO, Ed
ward L. Hiue, St. Louis, Mo,,.MeIodeon, v*i
uc. $2m); Miss Helen L. stucuur, Detroit,
Mich.. Diamond duster Ring, Value, $225;
Horatio G. Frost. Chicago. 111., Large Oil i
Painting, value $300; Mrs Charlotte L. Hew
ins, Doniphan, Kausas. Whickering Grand Pi
ano, value, $700, and Music Hot. $*i5.
Many names could be placed on the Mat,
but wc publish no names without permission.
Our patrons are desired to send us IT. S. Cur
rency when convenient.
PARTIAL LIST OP ARTICLES TO BK SOLD•#0*
ONE DOLLAR EACH
without reganl to value and not to- be paid
for until you know what you aro to receive:
lOChickering Grand Pianos
worth $506-to $790
15 Elegant Rosewood Pianos 200-to 450
15 Elegant Meludeona. Rosewood
Case 1175 to 220
50 First (’hiss Sewing Much iocs 40 to oik)
75 Fine. Oil Paintings 30 to 100
150 Fine Steel Engravings framed 20 to 30
50 Music Btfxes 23 to 40
150 Revolving Patent Castors,
Silver 25 to 4<>
50 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 20 to 35
400 Pets of Tea nnd Table Spoon* 20 te 40
150 Gold limiting Case Watches
warranted 50 to 150
100 Diamond Rings, etuvfar un<&
Single stone 75 to 250
175 Gold Watches. 85 to 150
300 Ladies' Watches 00 to 109
300 Silver Watches 20 to 75
Diamond Pins. Brooches and1 Ear Drops,
Ladies’ Sets of Gold and Coral. Jot and Gobi,
Florentine. Mosaic, Lava, find Cameo; Sets
of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and
Chased Gold Kings. Oold*TliimWes, Lockets,
new Style Bolt Buckles, Gold Pens and Pen
cils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens withhold
and Silver Extension Holders, and a large as
sortment of Fine Silver Ware and Jewelry of
every description, of the best make and latest
styles.
A chance to obtain any of the above
articles for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing a
sealed envelope for 25cc*it*.
*#* Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for
$1 ; Eleven for $2; Thirty for $5 ; Sixty-five
for $10; Ono Hundred for $15.
Jgcnts Wantfd E*erj wjiorr.
Unequalled inducements offered to Ladies
and Geuts who, will act as such. Our descrip
tive Circulars will be sent on application.
Distribution* are made in tlie following
manner : Certificates naming eacn article and
its vaiue are placed iu seal envelopes which
are well mixed. One of these envelopes con
taining the Certificates or Orders for some ar
ticle. will be delivered at our office, or seut
by mail to any address, without regard to
choice, on receipt of 25 cents. *
On receiving tho Certificate the purchaser
will see what article it draws, ami its Tolue,
and can send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
article named. Purchasers of our Scaled En
velopes may. in this manner, obtain an arti
cle worth from one to fivo buudred dollars
Long letters unnecessary. Have the kind
ness to write plain direction*. Orders for
SEALED JENY KUlPKS must in every case be
accompanied with the cash, with the name of
the Person sending. and Town. Countv nt.ri
SfAfe, plainer written. letters shoaM bfc ad
dressed totlie Managers, as fallows:
j^cksoaN* coRNisa ^ co .
19S 3: 1*K> Broadway.
ap. 6, Ne# York.
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F. MITCHELL & BRO’S.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Ceramussioa Jlorcbauts,
AMD DEALERS Ilf
Uquew, Fruit, Flail, Prnilurr.
S. K. C*p. Second awl ihcauiut sis ,
M®- St. T.cmiM. 3To.
Dress and Bonnet Making.
A TliS, M. A. BIRK taps leave fo Ijjfnrra
A* 1 (lie Unties ol Bes Arc, nod iureomplim;
country, that she is notr prepared lo do tip
Hats and Bonnets in the must fushiuualde
»ly!« Also, makes Bonnets, outs and makes
Dresses, line j>l«t received Mocks for Hats
and Brunet r, of the latest fashion,
lies Are, March -M, ISCi',
I f JOHSUtt. UtBcr—West Point, Arkansas'
JXO. M. MOORE, Office—Searcy, Arkansas.
lossos A nooRti,
Attorneys at Law,
SOLICITORS IN CU.iSCRIiY,
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General Laud and Collecting Agents,
SEAiirv, ark’ waAS,
W at. jive prompt attention ta any business
in the counties of Independence, Jackson,
Woodruff, Monroe, Priirie, While. Conway
and Van