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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
SPAIN.

The new Constitution proclaimed by the
Queen making the Senate hereditary, and re.tdetDgth.
franchise to very small body Of electors, determined
only by high property qualification has caused general OK
cltemcnt 4.
The Queen has accepted Rosas' resignation
a. Vice President of the Council 80.
Latest advices state that the petitions of the
populations requesting to be allowed 10 meet Tor electoral
purposes have been refused The editors 81 ths papers
charged with seitious libel have been acquitted by ae
Jury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Grown, shipIcy & Co... Circular.

LIVERPOOL Friday, Dec. 10, 49,
We hare 20 report an extremely dull ard depressed car
Ton nsFEet, siLee TIC eepcrEe Of the lat steiner.
Tie prospect Of he crop reaching 900 90 bales combined
with tie csrn1aree q heavy ad f0ods rhou
country, which make he sewing Of Winter Wsz.r iupos
nbe have created much holders and up
10 as eveni1z CoTTos forced of decline OF faiiy
u 4 ID. To-day, there rather s,eadiEees wth les
tu1s.y saes the buzI.ss Icing abodt 500 bales
ransy the decline Of IA y pound 40 the better ci~a>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Ilayre Market.

HAVRt, Dc. Y, IHH.s
Yesterday elcscd without sny movement IN COrros
la HIpss some transactions have taken places In sd.on
TO the reported before 500 dry La Plata tsksn,
part Of them higher rate.
Cocoa In deuald izo ceroens Carthagsna were cold
last evening at % fsepes foI o. kiivr. 80 80.
New-Yosk FLoVR holds sycry good POSITION We ie<sa
that afternoon several small Ots cold very
good prices Holders wl sell 70 deliver except very
kish rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

many an the plan Of the East India Company in Lon
don TO govern aud direct colonization in thai depen
Gency .
The Senators are to have life salaries OF
10OOO france and the members OF the Legss;ars
corps 1000 francs year
kbd-el. RAIDER is still in France. When he
rrtires 10 Broussa il il ruored that Of loooo
francs annually win Be slsw ed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
TotnlLors Of Bark Kingston.

PM ADrLFHut, Jan. = I.3J.
Bark Kingston. from Turks Island for Phila-
dclphia with a cargo OF salt, wa. wrecked on Tuesday
uight last Uh Hattcras Shoals. All hands saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
PORTUGAL.

Fears are entertained that the next dividend
on public debt, will not be forthcoming
Active preparations are making for the cleo
ton The result is likely to be favorable to Govern
mort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Wright. Candy & Co.'s Circular.

Pev Paetecl LtvERPooL, Tuesday, Dec ~ lss1
CoTroS-cur market for this staple eossa ~ss yrSxy
rith srest ,T'ssssFi'y m yees saes being es.ln,'eS
the slsices per Pacific, which dd not dder from tsD
previously 10 HAND cur market ccntnaed dull With m9
sales but without disposition the part OF holders to ueko
terdsy mornus advising the maintenance OF high Eanss
prices m tire American markets. ard reporting soae soAg
injury 20 TIE cops from the ELECTS OF stors AZ the >Qt
This news has tended 90 strengthen our markell ho<s
OF and the large amount OF Ccon already disposa
Of in Amenca that ty not be able % their ~
er..i from thence. least tor time COME beow a.
our present eantuey and herrfosc show les, Gspen
sisted ospSwhs BY speculative opeous The day closed
an Improvement Of n = u oa the miadlins qualities. n.
dry the enquiry continues aud improvement noticed ycs
terdsy July alH.aned The market olosns steadily Of de
QuctsrOrs given below !.
The sales for the three day. are estimated AZ rgl
ns.c. Sse \ ktP Am,Issn BOA. Evg,s sss.s
NSnS,y sSs eco 30 .s SSSS s sS 40
PR.cEs TO-DAY. - .. ~
Fair Orleans. La - Ordinary Mobile "a did
MiodPs .Oreans5 sl6d q - Fair Atlantic r,.s}ie -
Ordinary otleaus "a IS d. Mdding Atlsatic.. tLe :
MMdhns Noble $40 lisa n i.
Import Tor sane time Is abort p COO balcs
In Manchester they ha,es guiet steady roarket WITH
more disposition 10 buy bat sti AZ low ratrs FOR YARNS
the aud for the has almost ceased but sst
hdis there il moderate inqairy al lower prices
Our GRuN market Saturday aud yesterday WAS ae-
cdedly lower, many OF tie reoent speculative pareses
beins pressed for sale. -
Az ioiays market there was good attendance of the
,radc with amount Of business DONG, tho marAet
CLOSING with better feeling. -
IN WHF NJ considerable transactions took place al Tew
7lOp 70 ia, and sweet FLOUR compounded SiSd1si
h There is but te INDIAN Coss on the spot 70 aise
e O sa,' rssreeiiay wacnr CANDY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Arrival Of Southern Mails.

baltimore, Saturday, Jan |, ls51
Three full mails from New-Oreans, bringing
dates a. late due from all points a. the SOUTH SrrVed
heretOdsy The papers contain no news oil nportsnea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

j
LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, De,. l5-N0Da-rho ss.cs of
Corros the as four days. including to-day up 10 nooa,
have been s,0cs bales The quotations aretsr Orleans
iot, uadny., iSi, fair uplsnds Isl Inidnss ~
Prices have advanced l. Spectators have bses
FLouR-Wesern Canal and Ohio Is quoted at "a v Dbl.
COas-Yelow, 81. JARD, CO.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Arrival OF the Southern Mail-Navai-Fatai
Accident.
baltimore md Ohio Railroad.

WHITING Va, Saturday, Jan /, lsS5.
The first train of cars over the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad with fun Western mails arrived mere =.
orsrtr p.s; ten o'clock last night having accomplished
the distance IN altseu hours and fifteen minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Indigo Works Destroyed by Fire.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. ?, IS5I.
The indigo works at Cranston, X. L., owned ~
POM = Kendall. were destroyed by hrc Tuesday
nigft M Kendalls lost i about 5000 Insured at
The Roger Williams Office, in tbs city Tor $500 and AZ
he FrsnkIin Office, Worcester. for 5000 The build
ing wac owned by Welcome Fenner and insured TOT
500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

NEw-oHLEANs Saturday, 'a- !. ISL
Later dates from the Rio Grande have beca
received We learn frora Br0vn,,ils, 18th Ultima
tnthe e'vu war We. raging in the Sat. Of T.maulpa.
o0Vefner VAraerAS ~Rh nine nense-, Of "a. Legs
aSfe' Lis s1nerenH had been made Prisoae-, by the
insurgents, and carried 70 Tzm2ico, While TIC sas.
had declared se4uicsecnee IN the new pro,;.s,,,I
Goverrncn, Of Mexico.
The war steamer State of Mexico. which
secretly lei BrszOs for Ve-s Cruz and national war
schooner had beth joined the insurgents. which IA.
considered death blow 70 the maritime force Of III
Government the Gulf OF Mexico The Civ Of
hatsmorss SILL holds out The ConinAadsnt il for,i
flying sn8 bsrreadng, and every preparation Is max.
ing Ter determined resistance TO The insaryentS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Arrival OF steamship South Carolinn, at
CknrIesfou.

CHARLESTON Saturday, Jan ], l'9J
The new steamship South Carolina arrived
here or Thursday, from NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Late and Important from the Rio Grsnae-
Governor Cardenas Captured By thc la-
suryents-runaulipas Acauieseed Tor the
Provisional Geyernmeut-Two War Nes-
eeis Joined the Re v aiuiioaist TN ataiaoras
stiii Heldias Out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Eleven Days Later from Havana-ArfNM"
the Isabel-The small Pex Rasins-Tne
Ruptre City sailed for New.York-Msr.
kets, &c.
CHAaLEsroS, Jan . 1s53
The l.. s. Mail steamship Isabel arrived
here Lac, night having left Havana on the morning AMI
Kew Yves, the evening Of the 3oth ult
The small pox was raging frightfuIy at Ha-
vana-
The L. S. Mail steamship Empire City, from
rsx.oriesns sailed for New-York on the 3oth-
The q. S. sloop-ofwar Cyane was still at
Havana
u.v.x. Dec 1e-Busness In Sugars IL small, and
the s,ock INSIGNIFICANT Contracts have been she ns
SMEAR. AZ 40 for Cucurnchos, 70 ia Tor broNI.
a. for YeIloxs and ela for Whites. Tue supplies o.
new Nolasses are az 3ls G3t. The denana 10,
,essels now l. small in consequence Of me h1iDea
amount Of produce at market aen ~ nc" az,
cin,ted Freights-We quote TO Cowes, tsnouh, aai
a market 20, TO Liverpool f2 81 A.lasses 30l.
Sterling Exchange on London, liz premium new
York and Boston, par ana y discount
H1T.yzls Monday, Dec 27.-Ou- market l. bare OF
Sugar The weather Is changeable, and grinding nas
stopped few boxes OF new have arrived VI ,ne
new crop Of bolAsses, two earsoes nave osen 91s'
Matched and q few others are loading AZ nal. Ne
ceipt are very light, and no Fregts are Offering some
ves sells have lett for Gull ports. - 49,,
KEY WEST, Thursday, Dec ~, lo.A
We have no disasters 20 report. brig harp
ssed for Boston 2sth with the cargo Of bris Florna
Arrival OF the Southern Mnil-Saval-Fatsi
Accident.
B.LrrxoRr January 2 1853.
The mail is through from New-Orieans, but
there il nothing Of interest in the pspers.
The 8 .loOpofwar, Albany has arrived at Pensacola
from Boston. NIL
Philp Brunnan over by the cars 81 the fnua,
f,on the body He died while being conveyed 10 the
Iuhrnsry. lie has a family in Philadelphia
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

% Our Juvenile friends and the
public generally must not forget that
Dan Rice and his gigantic Hippodrome
will be here on Saturday. 1t is no
lone Horse Show" now. Dan has re-
gained his former strength. and CRATE.
full to the citizens Of this city, he de-
sires to give them slight evidince Of
his regard in complimentary benefit,
forthe benefit ofthe town. The proceeds
of the day performance, will be for the
city to dispose Of. We would suggest
that the full lengths of some Of the
most distinguished, remarkable militia
ry characters, at present in, and about
the Capital be obtained to adorn the
walls Of that elegant structure demon
mated the city Hall, situated on the
left side Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06
ANOTHER BoTrLE OF ScHsAprs.-

ANOTHER BOTTLE OF ScHNAPPs.-
The Hon. P. K. W, member
from New Orleans was slightly indis-
posed in this city short time since,
ard his physician recommended the
moderate use of that invigorating cor.
dial the Aromatic Schnedham Schnap-
ps A sable gentleman-part Of the
personable property Of DR.. B. F. H
was the Hon. p. KS messenger to
Bogel's on Lafayet;ee street, and he
piled to and fro with commendable
regularity. Every second morning a
bottle Of this pleasant medicine was
placed to the debit Of the Hon. P. X.
What is remarkable about it, is
that after the Hon. gentleman left town
that the demand for a bottle Of
Schnapps every morning did not stop
until the supply run out, and it was
then found that the man" through
sympathy had fallen into the same
disease with his master, and was using
Schnapps to an alarming extent with
out physicians prescription. -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

r-The Grand Lodge Of Virginia
lately passed resolutions appropriating
two hundred dollars annually, for five
years, to the Monumental Masonic
Temple to the memory of Washing
ton proposed to be erected in Fred
ericksburg, in which statue Of thu
illustrious man is to be placed, clothed
in Masonic Regalia and inviting the
Grand Lodges Of the Union to partici-
pate 10 this great wo k, aud to call the
attention Of their subordinate Lodges
to the hjec,.-Raleigh Register.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06
The Infant Drummer.

This musical Prodigy Jaw e his first
performance atthe City Hall last night.
To say the room was crowded. is to
give but q faint picture Of the jam OF
heads and bodies to hear and see him.
Its folly to pause q moment to
wonder at any thing nowadays, but
one must be arrested who comes with.
in hearing distance Of his music, Mu-
sic from a drum And that drum in
the hands Of mere child! II is even
so-quavers semi-quavers and semi
demi-quavers alto, basso. contrillo, all
ratified out from beneath the drum
sticks Of this pr odigy with marvellous
correctness ano subduing effect.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

IT Has Nor YET BEEN INTERpIcr.
Ep.-Parry T. Co., have just now open
ed from the firm of Jinkins & Co., .
very varied assortment Of Tea. It is
put up in pounds-halfs and quarters.
in Jinkins & Co., original Metallic
packs. Jinkins & Co., refrain from
giving fancifa! Names to their teas
trusting that their Customers will be
satisfied with simply superior article.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

Warm practice.-Physicians in
India raises blisters with red hot iron,
and dresses them with cayenne pep
per. If such treatment don't make a
man smart" We don't know anything
that would. One oftheir favorite ca
thartics is made Of pills ofgunpowder
twelve are given to dose. A min
ute after they are down. a coal Of fire
is administered, when a movement in
the particles take place. that either
eradicates the disease or the patient.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

IA correspondent complains Of
the vulgar and indecsnt language used
at some of our theatres and thinks the
managers would better please the pub
lie by pruning their pieces more care.
fully. We enterely agree with him,
and do not understand why audiences
tolerate indecencies on the stage. which
a man would be kicked for using in 3
drawing room.-N Y. Mirror.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

70 There is a plant in the Island
of Snmatra, the circumference Of whose
fully expanded flower is 9 feet 1: its
ncctarium is calculated to hold nine
plates the pistils are az large as a
cows horns; and the whole weight of
the blossom is computed to be fifteen
pounds!
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

On Laurel &rsa, 6etwsen Lafayette I Third.
DEGS respectfully TO inform bis friends
ID and the public generally, that he has
Just returned from New Orleans with .
splendid and we'll selected assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods, for gentle.
mems clothing-which he offers on the most
reasonable terms.
All he wants is cali before going else
where. mar 3O-3m.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

~ -
On the West end Of the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, there is rich
strip Of country called the Crosse
Tete. through which semi-navsga.
bic stream Of the same name runs
from somewhere in the Parish Of Point
Coupee to somewhere in the parish of
'Iberville. where il empties in the
Bayou Plaqumine. Along this stream
there are many new sugar plantations
opening. and the country il rapidly
increasing in wealth and importance.
The strip Of country (which we would
define hut do not know the boundaries)
is part and parcel Of the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, and is 90 mapped.
From the Mississippi river opposite
the town of Baton Rouge. it is but o
short distance to the stream, we have
been speaking Of, and road through
would open near transit to the Miss
issippi. From the fact Of there being
no road-the Legislature Of lS- in
its "acts" attached this strip of coun-
try, to Iberville, for the reason per-
haps, because the people living on the
Crosse Tete had to travel the length
and bredth, Of that parish and after
wandering about in lakes and qaag-
mires, come out into the river thrOus ID
that beautiful stream called the Pla-
quemine bayou. This can only be
done a few days in the year, and con-
sequently the. produce Of that region
principally sugar. has to find its way
to market at great deal Of delay and
expense. The act of the Legislature
temporarily attaching this part Of Wesi
Baton Rouge to Iberville. expressly
provides that when a ROAD shall be
built from the Bayou Crosse Tete to
the Mississippi river that the connec.
ton with Ibervi!le shall cease. That
road is now being built; an enterpris-
ing company with ample capital have
advanced very far towards the CON-
pletion Of Plank Road to the aforc.
| said country. 1t is not little surpris-
ing. that under these circumstances.
the member from Ibcryil!e IN the low
er House Of the Legislature, should
get up, and move to have the strip in
question fastened upon Iberville per,
mancntly. We ask all candid, reflect
ing men, if it would not be gross out
rage on the interests of West Baton
Rouge as we'll as Crosse Tete, for sucl'
an act to prevail in this Legislature
If there are any that do not think that
it would be, all they have to do is give
the matter moments investigation
and they will be satisfied.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

III You don't 90 to school. my SOD.
who teaches you what is right or
wrong!'
L amt teached finds it out
And bow do you find it OUT
BY observing that right WORKS for .
shilling day. while wrong lives on it.
Not much made by that witness.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

Larning. Larning-hrnipg-
larning,' is the cry Of father an' moth.
er-if my boy had the Earning, f"
what j. uius he'd be. In coorse. ye
ole fools, your 5oueAal would be swau
smoug the goslings; but it isn't .'larn-
ing half the world wants instead of
farming. BY which they mean sob
webs picked out Of dead mems brains,
they should get some discipline. Die.
Observation-Disclosures. that's
the only education | ever saw that
brought . boy to any good. What's
the use Of battering mans brains full
If Greek and Latin pothooks. that be
foreets before he DOTS his last round
jacks. to put on his 6rst long.tailcd
blue, if ye don't teach him the old
Spartan virtue Of obedience. hard liv-
ing. early rising. and them sort Of
classics? Wher's the use Of instruct
ing him in hexameters and pentame.
tiers. if you leave him ignorant Of the
value Of ! penny piece ! Whist hight
Of bletberin' stupidity it is to be film
boy = brains with the wisdom Of the
ancients, and then turn him out like
an omaN s4m, to pick up his victual'
among the moderns !-B!acksCood's
Magazine.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06


90 In looking over an old Ado
cate of "A we find the name Of John
3. Dawson for Congress. Where is
be now? Dead Immediately be-
low his announcement are the follow
ing names DR.. W. B. Scott, DR.. c. W.
Combs, Amasa Read, and James Nc
Calop candidates for the State Conven-
ton. Where are they now? Dead,
dead, dead, and the Convention in
which they labored to set, desolved-
the Constitution torn to peices, and not
a vestage left to tell that it ever was.
The book Of acts which grew out of it,
have all been mended and remended,
until they will no longe hold together
The Journal into which all were SC
ambitious to get their names, has been
bound in calf. and packed in the shelf
to keep company with other musty
records, and to be eaten up BY thu
worms. What a lesson is this to youns
gents on their first legs to political no
toriety.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06

4ne poloWmB ess&e -
we're handed - in thsil sEnde state
for publicatiou. We know vsey vail
that half the young. ladieein town. will
be on their heads to know who it is. :
but Of this more anon. Every body
knows the maxim from Ovid "CyedM-
Ia res amor est" and it may be safely
said that in modern days "a ofold such
cases do occur. The small god Cupi
is the same now, that he was when
Ovid sang. He gains nothing in wis
dom, by either age or experience.
The only perceptable difference is that
modern Painters and scufptors mistake
his anatomy. But this is q poetic
liscense." not justified by either an
cient prints or paintings. But with
regard to our "lines." We do not
wish any Of the fair daughters Of Eve,
to appropriate them to herself without
knowing that she is the individual re-
ferred to. This information can only
be had at the front Office Of the Comet.
o dear girl how can depart W
From Baton Rouge, and leave,
The girl love with all my heart,
And tell her MT | grieve.
This love know is worse than vain,
For she Will meier love me,
Yet how can | my love restrain,
For such girl as she.
blame her not, she's not to blame,
Her charms she showed its true
But she played not that ruthless game
That coqucts always do.
O cruel Fates do save my heart,
Do let me live in peace,
Let me to her my love impart
Aud then suspense will cease.
| O Cupid why do you pursue
A heart 50 young a. mine,
And with your darts thus pierce me through
Then leave me to repine.
You and the fates go hand in hand
At this tor1nenting game, .f
You set on FIRE then take stand
To watch the burning fame.
The Fates meanwhile are at their posts,
To turn your victim mad,
They drive him hence: o ruthless host,
THIS work is worse than bad.
A few days more. and III be home,
| Surrounded by the gay,
But Ill be sad wher'er roam
For hope has flown away.
I'm forced to say dear girl farewell,
| The Fates ! must obey,
They'v sain depart, cannot tell
Thee moreno more can say.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06
To Planters and others.

WOULD beg leave 10 call your atten.
i ton now, and at the opening Of the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance Of Dom.
estes, and every class Of negro wear, am
enabled to sell at low prices; am now re.
ceiving and will continue to receive week
ly through the season fresh supplies Of No.
Goods Of this class, oil ] AK il call
mar Coy W. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06
rA copy Of that very quaint bi

GA copy Of that very quaint bill
which some Of our readers may
have seen-lnade out by Mr.. Thomas
smsllcock against the Marquis Of Wa
terford lies for the first time Lefore US.
It 10 very curious price Of literature,
and was 60 much prised by his Lord.
chip. the marquis. that he had it
Trained and placed in his study.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06
NOTICE

AN adjourned melting of the Stcekhold-
II ems Of the Crosse Tete and Baton
Rouge Plank Road Co., will be held on the
9th Aprilnext. Cor the purpose of taking into
consideration matters Of interest to the com.
pany. fmar2al JAS. H. JOHNSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-06
A GREAT CHANCE
For those i0h0 aOish tn speculate. o,
.cho soish a good Hume cheap.
ARKANSAS LANDS

ARKANSAS LANDS
On credit Of Five years, at 81 IS per Acre.
TRANSFERABLE BEF ORE PAID.
THE Undersigned respectfully calls the
i attention Of every persen, DESTROYS OF
purchasing Lands, to the very liberal Offer
Of the State Of Arkansas. The genera!
Government gave to said State 100000
acres Of Land Tor Internal Improvement,
allowing the Governor Of the State to APP
point agents to select those lands from all
the lands owned by the general Govern
ment in the State. The Governor sppoin.
ted the best Judges Of land in the State to
select and locate the lands which has been
lone and located on the best cotton lands
IN the State. By act Of the Legislature
those lands which have not been sold, are
now offered at 81 Is cents per acre. on a
credit of one. two. three, four and five years
Bearing an interest OF per cent on each
instaIiment until paid. Allowing all per-
sons of age male or female, rich or poor 70
purchase without security The undersigned
has examined nearly all Of those land. and
has received at considerable trouble and
expense a full list of them; he has also
blank applications and notes gotten up in
proper form. for purchasing those lands
He offers his services as an ageat to pur-
chase any IF those lands which have not
been sold Persons wishing to purchase
those lands will please call At r. G. Hutch
ison, and Co.'S. livery stable and will show
the lands and give all information relative
to said lands. will remain here hut few
days. SAMUEL B. DICKINS.
Land Agent for purchase Arkansas STATE
Land. Baton Rouge, Ia. April { IN