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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
$CHNA-RP$

which alulera,ed compo inds intended to sell in
California against my genuine article
NV object il to announce that | have recently es
tablished ma AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state and Oregon with my schnapps
and that hereafter viii always keep said agency
supplied with large sock So that respectable drug
gists and liquor dealers throughout Caliierna
can always supply themselves at areguIar price,
merely enough over the New York price 10 cover
cost of freight and charges; thus avoiding complain nj
as herstoflro OF occasional scarcity and extreme
high price
ills now many years sinca first imported these
schnapps from the celebrated old disiery at schei'
dum Holland, In which am Interested u is now
concedrd that no Gin was ever imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps In re-
gard to PURITY, HEALrHFU LNESS, and EA-
QUl-ITE AROMA or hayor. This claim ana Tor
prpof point TO their universal popularity and The i'm
mense and increasing consumption by all classes
north aud SOUTH east and west. comprising the lem
perance people, mshical faculty &c, to such an ex-
tent tha. my esllbiishment, packing The enormous
quantity of 600 bottles per day, IS barely able 10 Ill
us orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. MOT ana
Deck, of New York, and others, who all testify thal
thpV arp aa
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13

BE- -"You haYe considerable float
ing population in this village, haven't
you ;" asked a stranger of one of the
citizens of village on the Missis-
sippi.
"Wcll. yes, rather,' was the re-
ply. "About half the year the wa
ter is up to the windows Of the sec
ond story
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13
MISCELLA
To the Citizens of California.
r. a TT TO NJ!

n AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers Of
h New York, Boston and San Francisco, are extern
sivey engaged IN putting up In square bottles nnder
various titles cheap limitations OF my long established
and renowned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13

psB he Russian Government has
given orders In France and England
for ninc-of- battle ships, four frlgatcs,
two corvettes, two galliotts and four
transports, all screw steamers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable az Il remedy against BAD WAIEk,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. DEBlli-
TY &c They also certify that they foIpd my
Srbnapps to he free from ArnYlic Alcohol or Fusll
oil an exceedingly hGrtlul ingredient, found IN all
common Gin, which Or. Mott describes as 'tetld.
acrd and aslhmacal and producing rreparabe e.
fects upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear OF the Sc
cond or heavier Essential Oil of juniper, also dan
Serous component, produced by the over distilation
pracced TO increase the quantity IN making ordinary
Gin"
Tuese statements are made with view to invite
counnri son i'm California between the genuine w ole s
chnunns md the various brands Of bogus limitations
mixed docored up, or sweeened Gin; in square
black bottles Limitation OF my style OF 0otles) under
different names and labels whether marked London
Germany, Holland Scnedam Schnapps' NC, III mn
mite variey-conh lent that the trial will result in
California lust as it has long since done in all the
Older states, in repudiatmg all the bogus onwholo-
some limitations referred tonnd the complete triumph
of my pure Schedam Schnnpps.
desire briefly la notice two facts when nave iately
added largely TO the use oi Wofe's Schnapps in the
CITY of New York and elsewhere. lst. Pure French
Brandy it l. now almost impossible 10 ootan-nearly
all tht. brandy imported from France helnS American
raw spirits sent there, made into bandy ana shipped
back again 2d. Many people are abandoning the
uao of American whis&ey, brandy aud gin, since it
has been discovered tnat SIRNCllSlN Il, deally
poison is in at the west in dStll'ihg hereoy III
creasing the yield of Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, win say To all VINO desire who'e-
some agreeable tonic aud sinuentgiye fair trialto
" IL y e S
Scieidarn Aromatic ScIamapps.
UDOLPnO WOLEE, ! ole Importer,
n6-3m % Beaver street, New York.
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fAdvertisement.1
$500 RFWARD-T

$500 REwARD-TO THE PUBLIC.-Within
few weeks parties who have been disappointed in extons
from have origined evil reports
my medicines and myself s OF which
without any foundation whatever in truth These
d 10 the effect that receive and do send med
icine for IT. that EXTRACT CASSABs ISDcA danger
on. and poisonous that am not mye but in reality
miscr and know not what else that Is vile and uu
worthy These SANDERS have gained wide circulation. owing
ing short spicy paragraphs in which individuals DETAINED
and 20 this method Of mailing them wicked
lis dsnssns TO my feelings and injurious interest, Of
The invalid portion Of the public, offer REwAsD FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS 20 vho will bring forward sufficient
proof that the ISLANDERS above alluded de
mruts character and the claims make upon public
hdenee, enbody SHADOW OF TRUTH Any who will
show TO the satisfaction Of respectable and unpreudced par
es that have, in Of dealings the incest
boundaries honor the smallest degree violated the prn
cpe OF justice shs receive the above for which
sbundany responsible easily BE- a-ansd By inquiry
Any person impressed BY the SANDERS Of which complsn will
Re convinced Of their injustice by writing to
II. JAMES NJ. D..
Known The Retired PHI scan,"
No 10 Grsnd-st., Jersey City. ~ J.
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A Boy ACCIDENTALLY DROwsED.-Coroner Con
merry held an inquest at No. lao Troy street, on the
body Of Hiram Kensey a lad 10 years and months
DID, who was drowned while st play ON some lumber
at the fsot Of Troy street n r., with James Taggart,
in consequence of falling overheard. Young Tasgart
heard his companion scream when he fell into the wa
ter bat, being nab to render any aid, he ran and
informed Mrs. Kenuey. The body was not recovered
til life was extinct.
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I'm p CooDAIp far

DIX. H. UUUDhLE IUr IT NY years ms UcFUUu
hmseto the Investigation Of the location symptoms
snd effects Of Cdtcrrh disease which has received but little
attention from medical and which has been by
brh authority ineurdbe.
The which has attended the application Of Dr. Coon
AEs remedies mpes him TO adopt the most wides
dums to advertise the public Of the entire durability Of the
disease and him In saying that in al its phases aud
forms II il within the reach Of dial Office No.
Se5 Broadway, N. Y. Hours, 8 g. m. till p. IA.
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CH,Rsy or BlG.NY.-A man named Patrick Damn,
whose family resides at No. lii East rWen'y,ni''
street, was brought before Justice Brennan at the
Ess,, Market Court yesterday charged with bgany.
His family consists of wife aud four children On
the I'd :pst. he WAS married at the Parsonage OF 81.
Pa,rick's Cathedral, by the Rev. Mr.. S,ar, to one
Mary Morrisey. Dunn was committed for tria.
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IAdxerti.ement.1

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-An excellent
bill of entertainment has been prepared for TONIGHT at This
popular place Of amusement The beautiful Drama entitled
The QUEEN THE ABRUZzi will be performed with Mr..
Foster Mr. G. L. Fox. Mrs II. p Nichols aud the whole
Company the cast Ths will be followed by Mr. Fox's
new Paptomme of THE MAGIC HANDS and the musical
Drama of THE LADY LAKE will conclude the bill.
Sin ging and Dancing between the Pieces.
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T.npKRryG WITH WITyEss.-The examination IN
the ease of the man Shepherd arrested some days ago.
charged with tsupe,ir with witness, was continued
yesterday before Ju',ice Dawson at the Jefferson
Market Police Court but the evidence adduced was OF
an unreliable character. The accused will probably
be discharged there to be scarcely enough in
the case TO hold him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

ANOTHER SHoPLIFrER.-Oh Lawrence yester-
day morning arrested woman giving her name as
Catbs,ine McKenna whom he detected in the at of
stealing piece of silk valued at s55 from the store OF
Hol,on e. Boyle, No. 40 Eighth avenue. Justice
Dayi,on committed the accused for trial.
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ADVERTISEMENT

To CLERGYMEN.-TO touch the hearts Of your
people you should properly understand the principles Of Hsmsa
Nature and 10 understand this you should become scqca
with Phrenoogy Call upon Prof fowler, No 9s Broadway
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fAdyertisemcut.l
respectfully solicit the attention of

BEEBE & Co. respectfully solicit the attention Of
the public to the Fall and Winter Fashion for Gepenens
DREs HATS Issued also to their improved way Of vena
ting Moeskn Hats and rendering them soft and the
bead tho Felt Hat. This novel and useful improvement
only 20 be to be appreciated.
BEEBE l. Co, No. 16 Broadway.
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tAdyeltisemeut,1
BRADY's GALLERY, No. 1859 Broadway.


THE IMPERIAL PHoToGRAPH
lie made Only at this establishment.
LiFE.SIzE PHoToGRAPHs.
finished crayon oil coor The most extensive collections
of specimen Photographs in the United States exhibition
Strangers in the city are invited 10 pay II visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

ARHy.r % A SUPPOSED MURDERER ss's,u'y
morning Mr.. Carpenter, Deputy SuPerintendea' Oh
Police, received information By TELEGRAPH ina
cho, who is supposed to be the murderer OF rHVe'0n
The Italian oresp.grinder, in the Five Points On
wedr esday, bad been arrested at Middetowo, Conn.
Telecr.phic dispatches bad been sent 70 addleto"n
and 70 Hartford TO have him arrested, he having
s,,r.ed for Hartford Immediately after the afrsy lie
will be returned to the city to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
resolution at meeting OF september 1857,
The ing reuburements made By the Commissioners
of Emigration the Supentendns of Poor In the several
counties of State of New York for support aud relief OF
on igrrnts from NAV l. 1855, 70 September ], 1855;
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TIE ALLEGED communicative ice Goa
nelly yesterday afternoon discharged, for want of ev-
ience, Robsr; Constan:ioe, Jack Cape, Frederick
subach, William Co1zers and James Ellsworth,
who with John Capet, were arrested on charge OF
being cOunterfei,ers-a report Of which appeared in
yesterdays TRIBUNE. The magistrate held Cape.
for examir atior.
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Advertisement.



fnt the csrd Of action BARSUms MUSEUM.
Thousands Of people visit and present with sts every
real mother Mrs ANDERSON IL with it, and beside II is
fulIength wax figure Of Mrs. CUNNINGHAM.
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Srlclpr.-A married woman, named Juia l. Cot
81. w,. taken 70 the New.York Hospital At . clock
.. M yesterday who had taken arsenic on account OF
~. death Of child She died a, ii clock last nighS.
She was native of Ireland, 80 years OF age and
,esided i'm Pearl street.
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IAdyNtisement
and beautiful atyles of

GAS, GAs-SOme new and beautiful styles Of
Gs.FI,ures out for the Fall tade also, Ps,~n.
Gas Purifier that will the Call NJ
great manufacturing depot, Nc. SIG Broadway.
ARCHER WlRxER Ca
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IAdvertisernent.l
EXAMINE Your ScAIFs

An incor.c. Scale will the very out Of an Ape
rently prosperous business"
Test your Scales thoroughly and II found incorrect sow
them aside ard buy OF FAaBASK celebrated SCALES the
universally seknowlejsed standard for correct weight
Warehouse, No. lac Broadway Newton.
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Advertisement

the Oldest and approved article having been before
the pablo the ast The genuine be obtained Of
}. 8. sArsDHRs, Store only .. Ne. 7As.os Hspss.
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The shove the third payment TO counties since July 1857
Aggregate amount reimbursed this year. S6l2 3 Al.
GEO w. WHEELER, Treasurer.
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lAdvertisepent
G. p. OUACKENBos's COLLEGIATE
\ Adyer.iaerlspt,l

corner l4h.s and ehav is bpen with strong corps
experienced Teachers Pupil received at any
Parents will do well 10 call.
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...,ched two more were found IN her pocket, and on
GOOD bill. Having stated she lived 10 Brooklyn, 40
VS.. sent over snd given in charge 70 the Cap"In Of
The Fifh D.s.ric.
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TAdysrtisement.y

C.. OsCANYAN has commenced at No. S5 East
2ehst manufacture Of TURKISH FIG PASTE, of quality
superior to any ever before seen in this country.
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TAdVeYtisefnent

EDWARD Fl. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor of the
sc.lpe and Operating and ting Surgeon No. a
Office hours from to 8, ! 70 8, and 70 EVENING"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE Fourth AvESUE.-Since
the removal Of the New Haven Railroad Depot from
Canal street to Twenty-seventh street and Fouith
avenue, visible improvement has taken place in that
neighborhood. The traffic has very much increased
and active preparations are being made for the con-
venience of travellers. Corner groceries are dsap-
pearing and humble tenements are giving place to
spacious hotels tina. the whole character Of
the district will have been changed, and uuques-
tionably for the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

man TIA. i. rot 50 engineer and s'f 'sins o'"e'
The deceased VS. IS years Of age and a native OF
this ely.
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COUNTERFEIT BnLs.-Yes.erday a. o'clock p. n,
an elderly woman who had released some clothes at
the pawn Office corner of Roosevelt and Pearl Streets
presented in payment a counterfeit 50 bill on The
Hudson Bank to Mr.. Adolpbus, the proprietor. He
took her to the Fourth Ward Gtstion On being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

The ELECTRIC CLocK,-At ? o'clock yesterday thu
various clocks in the public Offices at the City Hal
were put in motion by aid of magnetic electricity
The apparatus worked well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

The CASE OF john SMIrH.-Yo sterday afternoon,
Mr. John McKeon, the'Untcd States Distict-Attor-
ney received on official communication from Attorney
General Black, stating that John Smiths sentence had
been conmutcd to teven years imprisonment in the
Penitentary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

CoRREcrlos-Polceman Boerman charged in
Tuesdays TRIBUNE with stealing watch At the
Quarantine some time ago, is from the Fifteenth Pre-
cinct, instead Of the Tenth as was inadvertently
stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

STEAMSHIP ILLNoIs.-The passengers by this vessel
on her late passage have instituted proceedings against
the Company for alleged l-treatment and bad pro-
visions furnished, in consequence Of which, it is
alleged, many took sick and some have died. Ex-
Judge c. Z. BrGsa is retained as their counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

BASE BALL-KHIcKERBoCKER VS.. EMPIRE.-The
match between these Clubs WAS played at Hoboken
yesterday and the result the success of the latter
Club they leading the of their opponents by
eleven runs. 1t was well-contested game, aud was
enjoyed by large crowd Of visitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

DEATH BIZ VIOLENCE OF CUsTON.HOUsE POR-
1rn.-On the night of the I'd inst, Michael Hickey,
then porter in the Custom-House, attended poiti.
cal meeting in the First avenue, between Eleventh
and TIVE fth streets and while there the politicians
got into row. and quite serious disturbance the
consequence. Hickey who was q very tall and ath.
letic man. struck some in the crowd and almost
immediately afteIward he received a severe stab 10
the chest from which wound the blood flowed so
copiously that he soon fell from exhaustion. About
midnight be was conveyed to the New.York Hospital,
where be fingered til yesterday morning and died.
Frequently before hi, death, Hickey told Dr. Dubois,
The attending House Surgeon, that he did not know
the person who stabbed him. and could not identify the
man who committed the deed if he should see him.
Messrs. Schell and Hart, Collector and Surveyor Of
the Port, are interesting themselves in behalf OF the
deceased or rather using all laudsbe efforts TO
ascertain who gave Hickey the fatal blow.
Coroner Connery was notified to hold an inquest
but was unable to proceed with the investigation 10
consequence Of the absence of material witnesses The
matter viii be proceeded with to-day.
NoRr TlcKKr-SwIsDLIsG.-Thou cases of ticket
swindHrg are constantly reported their number con-
tinues to increase If persons in the country would
read the daily reports on this subject, published for
their particular benefit and TO put them on their
guard, such impositcns would be avoided. But they
do not read and, they will not learn they must suf
fer. The police of the lower wards Of this city have
complaints made to them amos. daily from victims of
Understanding rsscalty. The police refer these
cases to the magistrates at the Tombs, but those
magistrates seldom consen. to hear the complaints.
The lste vigorous measures of Recorder Smith, how
ever have encouraged the police to ssnd these CON-
plants to hun. During the past week full twenty
eases Of .ck.t-swindlipg have been brought 20 the
Recorders notice. In nearly every one OF these in-
stances the culprit has been arrested, compelled to
hard over his l-gOttep P9ls, and bed 70 bail, while
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

Boy MIssIsG.-J p. Covert left Portage City, Wis.
consin on the 18th of August and has no. been heard
from since. His father in this city, or his uncle in 81.
Louis, would gladly hear from him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

The will Of the late Rufus w. Griswold has been
propounded for probate at the Sruogates office. 1t
Is to be contested, as divorce will be Get up. The
amount of property left by Mr. Griswod is said to be
considerable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

COMMISSIONERS OF ExcisE.-There was no meeting
Of the Board yesterday, Mr.. Holmes being the only
member present. The future meetings, until further
notice, will be held in the Common Pleas, part I'd,
while the other room is undergoing renovation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

A person named William Hopkins was accidentally
drowned on Wednesday night at Glen Cove. L. i by
falling from the gangplank Of steamboat Syph, which
was then on An excursion. The body was recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

VorE OF THANKS TO THE POLICE On Wednesday
the Deputy Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police
received the following highly complimentary letter from
the President of the Hudson County Bank in jersey
City relative the discovery and prompt suppression
of The counterfeit on that institution:
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notice, will be held in the Common Pleas, part I'd,
while the other room is undergoing renovation.
Tar ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL DErALcArIoS.-This
entapgled afsir up yesterday in another shape.
Mr. LAWYER who admitted to bail in the sun Of
IS 600 by Justice FlsDdresu, yesterday surren-
dersd by his suIeties. new commitment im-
xnedisely made out against him by Justice Dawson,
upon which he sent to prison. His counsel short.
~ sfsrw1d appeared before Judge Russell ard ap-
hed for writ of habeas corpus TO be directed to the
officers or keepers Of the prison attached to the Sec
opd District Police Office and commanding them to
produce Mr.. LAWYER before the Judge at his Cham
bers No. 25 Rhsmbers street, at o'clock In the after
noon Of the same day. Counsel also applied Tor a
writ of ytorar to review the proceeding had before
Justice Fsndreau, and to bring up the record The
following is the petition upon which Judge Russell
granted the writ of habeas corpus
PETITION OF JOHN d. LAwLER.
petition Of John NJ LswleI respectfully shows that ne
restrained Of his liberty At the prison attached
the Second District Police Office in the csst0dy Of Robert
oax ss the officer and keeper thereof that De 10 not
nittsd detained by virtue Of Judgment or de-
cree or execution specified In Section y Of Title L. Art Chsp
10 Pas Ill 1.-THE Revised Statutes OF the State Of New York
1hst the petense of such confinement restraint
eoor6ps 70 beat Of the knowledge and belief Of petit
fiou.r e alleged Of moneys by petitioner
coming his possession by virtue Of his a. cetf
,rspetors a the st. Nicholas Hotel In the City OF New
h,c charge set In certain sdsvs presented to James
u FsndTesu Of the Police Justices In the City OF New.
Yorh ftsched 10 The said Police Oce Whose warrant your
.etion.r va, srred and which dAvits your petitioner
Iormsd ana believes ore file At the said office or me ONCE
fths Czk Of the CpgEt seuoo of'hs keae M sap
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27

For Sale.
TUNHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
II the Caddo Place containing TWO thousand eight
hundred e. So0) about 900 acres cleared land and
uvial bottom. On the farm good and substantial two
story brick house, double brick Kitchen brick smoke house.
good double rOomed frame house, together with black
smith shop and wagon making shop, and negro quarters
sufficient to accommodate fifty sevenytve hands. There
is the place good cotton gin house, and and
Caddo river meanders through the whole length OF the
There well of failing and excellent water
in the house yard with milk house attached, and splen
did garden lot There several good springs the place.
and bold Chalybeate spring about 900 yards from
house. The Military Road the great western thorough
fare Texas by the house. This is Of the richest
and host desirable places in southwestern Arkansas 1t
is situate about four miles from Arkadepha, the county
town of Clark county
Also one thousand two hundre 2O0) in another
River, navgable stream partly bottom, and partly up
land with sixty seventy opened II attention OF
intending settle in Arkansas is invited to these
lands
Also one thousand and forty O40 acres, of superior
Black lands situated Clark county, Immediately on the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line and miles from water
navigation 400 acres of this tract cleared land.
Also nine hundred (9ou) acres lying in Clark county.
about half bottom, and half upands miles from water
navigation, and four miles from Rail Road lne One hum
dred (lo) acres OF this tract opened land
AlsO thousand three hundred and forty 340 acres,
living in Clark county, half rich bottom and OPEN
ed, and the balance good upland
Also, thousand eight hundred OsOO) acres lying in
Clark county, 100 opened mostly rich bottom ands
and not subject to inundatiOn.
All the above lands finely Timbered and Watered.
W. F. s BARKMAN,
Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Jan. 27, 1857. 19-tf