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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

From Mgxico.- A passenger on the Mo
aes Taylor, which arrived at New York, on
the 9Th, from Asplnwall, says the John l..
stephens, on her down trip, put into Mar.
zanilo. where She took on board GUAREz,
the fugitive President Of Mexico, together
with his cabinet. On arrival at A'pinwall
the whole party took passage for New Or
leans intending to proceed thence to Vera
Cruz, which, at last accounts, April 18th
still held out for the Guarez Government.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

CfscfssATI, April 20.
The Newpor, Court Martial convened
this morning a, / A. W., Gen. Jsssup pre-
siding.
Gen. Twiggs objected 10 Col. Fauntleroy
sitting in the court, on account III form.
or differences. The latter said that
that the difference had long been discarded,
but asked permission 10 withdraw, which
was granted.
The remainder Of the day was occupied In
examining testimony.
Adjourned tlI . A. NJ, on the 3Oth.
when they will probably conclude their la
bors.
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Tue Scientific Association assembled OF
Baltimore, on the 2sth.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF pRAI * RIB COUNTY.
BHowNsvrLLE, ARKANSAS,
 Noyembar I5 1S12

To THE EDIToR OF THE DEs ARG CirI- SzEN-SIR: You will please give place in the columns of your paper for the following Re- port. in relation to the financial condition of Prairie County, as many citizens are Gesirous to know something about what is going on in the county.
 On an examination of the County Court Record. I find that there remained in the County Treasury on the 14th day of October, 1857. subject to be used for ordinary expenses of the county, the sum of four hundred dollars and oae cent, and the amount of receipts into the County. Treasury, for the current year,
 eading the 14th October, 1S5S. were $3 2s4 E9S, making in the aggregate S3,62l 99, (say $362i 99) It appears, from the record, that $ the amount of county scrip issued for county expenses, during said year and up to the l3th # November, 1858, to be 3,277 p; this amount deducted leaves balance in the treasury, De- tober l3, 1858, subject to appropriation by 4 the County Court of S347 77 cents.
 # INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.
 It appears from the Record of the County ~Court of Prairie county, that there remained < in the hands of the Internal Improvement Comm ssioner the 14th day of October, l8a7, S $5,l23 and 43 cents, and the amount Of re- ceipts from the State Treasury, together with E interest for the current year ending 2oth day of October 1858, was Sl,3SS. making the to- s ldI amount SO.oll anu po Ctutss ah4eftAs SAN penditures for building bridges and commis sion and per diem, &c., for said current year,
 ending 25th October, 1858, s2,09i and % cents deducted from the above amount of debits
 leaves balance due the county in the hands oi the commissioner, of Si,4I and 29 cents
 subject to be usedby the county for internal improvement purposes.
 COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
 It appears from settlement made by the
 Common School Commissioner with th' County Court at the April term, 1858, of sai(
 Court, that there was at that time, in tht
 hands of said Commissioner, S4,552 and Al
 cents, and that said Commissioner receivet
 from the April term of the Court. 1858 to e5tl
 of October 1858, of said common school fund
 Sl67 and 56 cents; and is further appears iron "a settlement made by the Sheriff with tn Court, that Ihere remains in his hands, tAa
 has not yet been paid to the Commissioner Q said fund, $40, making the aggregate amour
 If this fund ot1 itrta et @ 25s % s5 e5 and q 1 aas, ts M | ROGERS
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27


 WAsHIveros, November l7.--It ls understood that the President will sa hls message recommend Congress Go provide for the construction of railsosd through the Territories, to connect California with the Atlantic States, leaving il 10 the States on either side to make the connection en. tirely across the continent. The pFaeliea. biIity of the Fl Paso route having been demonstrated by the successful operations of the Overland Mall Company. Texas has already provided loT road to Fl Paso. and will dc more if necessary. California would doubtless make provision 10 caaneci at its Southern limits. Such views. and others considered as pertinent. viii doabs- less be submitted In the Presidents mes sage. The Presiden, has no preference of route beyond what facts demonstrate as the one most practicable - CoTEesron- dent New York Herald.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
A Word to the Afflicted.

The NERVOUS ToNIC is now regarded by all scientific men to be superior to any prepara- tion ever before presented to suffering humani- ty, as by its corroborating influence on the system the susceptibility to disease is lessened, and to those pre-disposed to repeated attacks of chiils, fever and ague, or any kind or fever ? sAis remedy should by ali means be used, and to those residing in miasmatic districts where diseases of this character are always incl1en' to the climate they should never be without it. CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, BLOODY FLUx, ETC. ETc.-Ihere is no disease that prostrates hu
 man beings in so short time and that render! the system so unconscious of the remedies
 when applied as. these; and it therefore be
 hooyes all persons who value their live sleareT than anything else remember that {. de lays are dangerous" As soon as you feel thi slightest symptom Of disease call for botti
 of Sledge's Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, on dose of which if taken in time will relieu you. Remember, this is no cunningly devise humbus, as we have the evidence to prove tn fact All we ask is fair trial. For coughs colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption. etc. use pr. Sledga,s Hoarhound Pectoral. All th
 above are for sale at the Drug Stores and upo
 enquiry sGay be found in all the towns an !, villages. See advertisement. sep4
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27

SUDDEN DEATH-JURY or INQUEST. A passenger, who came aboard at Jacksonport, and gave his name to the clerk of the steamer
 Audubon as THoA4s LAWNS, and seemed to be crazy or drunk, vas found dead in his ~tate-room on board that boat yesterday nor hing at our landing. A Jury of Inquest was .summoned by H. P. Vaughan, Esq, who upon
 examining the body of the deceased, discovered that his skull had been broken. Several wit nesses were examined, one of whom testified that he believed the deceased to be the person syho drew pistol on Joseph Pistole at Jack
 sonport on Monday or Tuesday last, and that aPistoIe knocked him down with chair. The sjury rendered thelr verdict in accordance with fhe testimony, and the remains of the deceased nyere taken charge of and inferred by Esquire Vaughan. The deceased had pair of saddle bags containing few articles of clothing In ghis vest pocket note was found dated Nov. s20, 1858 given by w. w. Metcalf for some fS60, payable to Latney Amos. The deceased 'had the appearance of being 35 or 40 years of
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
RIVER NEWS, &n.

C1g- The U. S. ssail packet Sam. Hais, Capt. c. W. Coles, passed uP yesterday mera- ing, bound for Jacksonport. Capt. W. Globes furnished us with late papers. she Hale wiz be down on Monday, bound for Napoleon.
 cy- The U. s. Mali packet Fortune, Capt Morg. BatemaR, passed uP Tuesday and re- turned Thursday evening. Henry F. Greens her clerk, has our thanks for late papers. The Fortune had in tow the hull of Capt. Morg. Bateman's new boat, the Mary Patter- son, which was built at the new backyard, near Grand Glalze. This boat is to be conn pleted without delay, and will soon take her place among the crafts on White river.
 GqT Capt. Jim Booker, clerk of the Mem phis packet Return, furnished us with late papers on Monday evening.
 f5- The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, leaves Memphis this evening, and Is due here Mon- day afternoon. She will pass down on her re- turn trip to Memphis, on Tuesday night.
 G1yTThe Admiral passed up Thursd ay eyen- ing, bound for Augusta and West Point, and will leave Memphis again next Tuesday, her regu- ' with Memphis, Louisville and New Orleans papers.
 ns5- The New Orleans and White rivei packet Audubon, Capt. D. B. Price, passed up Sunday night, and down again yesterday .evening, bound for New Orleans. Capt Price has our thanks for papers. The Auda bon is an excellent boat, we'll suited to thu trade, and Capt. Price we trust, will be libe rally patronized by shippers and traveller l throughout the White river valley and it tributaries. He is we'll known as superio business man, and an excellent boatman.
 G15" The Pocahontas, Capt. Riley, passei up last Saturday, bound for Black river
 RJs The John Briggs, Capt. Cobb, passe up on Thursday morning. Her clerk fur nished us with late papers.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
< ssg- Extra copies of the CITIZEN, Eve Cents each, or Fifty Gents per dozen.

PRAIRIE ClRcUIT CouRT. = Our Circuit Court has been in session at Brownsviiie, a,,ring the week, Hon. J, J. CLENDENIN presd;ng. His Honor's charge to the Grand Jnrv was replete with interest. The only Hem overlooked, to our mind, was that of not instrnctina them tn be more cautious as to the testimony upon which they predicate their in dictments. There are class of men who Nave no permanent abiding place in our coun- 4v that are certain to visit Brownsville during Court week and they are justas certain ':to go Before the grand jury'' and indct somebody either from malice, or for the sake of E'lleep- inc up court business" Not a few of this class, We learn, were "not forthcoming" at the previous and present term of the court We hardly think this rowing class of bipeds have found any countenance from the present grand jury, which is composed of the follow ing gentlemen:
 Jas. I. Hunt; John Tyler; Thomas Gray; J. c. A. Skillern; s. W. Jackson: Geo. A. McIver; Abram Jenkins; Robert Hudson; B. q. Morgan; w. c. Hazen; C. s. Devall; Martin Weatherford; Dickson Chaflin; B. M. Barnes; Nathan Byrd; John Cochran.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
 AT McLAREN, QUIskNBEnRY A COTS F0a
 Fall and Winter of 1888.

THE undersigned have naw oompsasea
 their stock ag Goods fer the fssl an8 *sA- ter trade Of lsss--eaaEae. .a9 good ese@et. meat of Shoes aud Boots, Ready Mnas faesas. ing. Blankets, keueyss lsas#Ts G~sAusass Casslmeres. Jeans, Damsssiets Gaaseesss Ha- rinos' Delmsns iB short a general mssufsasens of staple and Eansy s.a@ds. hafs- ware. Saa4iagy, Queens aad aiass@ArM. saa. tionary, Nalls. Irsn, Steel, EaMsaxA. faAMHees and a general assoftmest 8f F@FessaFe aasa Natrasses, am& general aseaFtmeNt af papwe lar Patent ah4 asAsf Msa.e&@as. tsAaas. M#s#. ssomeaxaFe. Taa3s af AisAasf sssf8 &ase A&se eenamnnfY ased im tnss ea#NsHN, NAAKee #me tians. Sc. ln ssaft M~ aase large ssee& AH# as sFwat NaretE aa ts as@Ms88 fs0H# H 6A8 DrK Goods sod f sfm EMEs *s@FH AFka4sAa ta matgM aN laNsse tMa ass#M4 @s H8aM s@s egs. sad A5l HMase mA@ aa# @etss a@ mt5 r4s aa sha aaa af eAH Naas sN mF AaM fa gA#8 K Na aa. A 8M#s#8 aN Mf tels Me se ta s~ wsa* mMM me sect &
 es8 MNeas#s #sNs a8 A &M
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
Arrivals at the Jackson House,

UP TO FRIDAY EVENING NOV. 2T, '5s.
 D " Barnes, A P Shuford, B Cornelius. " Horney. Mississippi J R Brimms ( Hill. | W Adams, Mir Williams, Mir Arnold. W A Gordon. MT Hart, James Down, J smith, J c Davie, Frank Kntley, M Tedweii, W H Montgomery, D H Henderson, W s bensoni George Sausman, ReinhaFdt, Simeon Horne, Thos $ Drew, Ben Biakeuey, $ catAnl w A Gordon, A B Hope, Harals0n, Haral- son, II Stephenson and lady, Henry Best. wick, Arkansas s M0EEy, California; M BethsIl, II Loving, " ? slalwooAs 4 poston. S 4 poSton. Thos BarssS, M haussnF s ] sherrell, r 4 Hall, A 4 Hsll, " 0giese9 and family, Miss Eliza Hays, Henry hsys as. lany. Tennesseei Ar keas.fiek and saass ' ' ' Gleen. Georgia; " E F.nehisy, \ 0s Vi \ Psrga.ou, x C; TAos GgsaE and ssgvaets
 R If caalk and laly, Batilefs
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
ANornfa OVERLAND na1I

WAsHIsaroS, Nos. 23 3-The master General has issuea ardefa weekly mail from New Orleans. fa meet with the regular coaches of sae Diego and San Antonio lne go El r when it will then be transferred la E Memphis Overland MaA Cor Sau Fa risco
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
sLAYEnN eAr4nnNM.

WAsutvoroS. Nov. 2L~The com. mander of the sloop-of.waf Dala was la. formed by the commander of the EFmssh steamer Conflict that the latter had cap. tured three sIavers on the African coast. and that the British squadron had espsarea nine during the last SIX months.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
MAalELnn...

WAsHfaeros, Nov 2I-l ney General decides thai Iee be the seat ot government Gmas ritoFial existence of Kansas
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
neonN.rllte. AsN Ngs V. -

BR0WN8FlEEEs AHN N@E- -@- 0"77- J. C. MoRRffA. Eso,
 DEAR Sfas-T have yoar uats of ths AasH. requesting copy of the remarks made hw mH. in the Circuit Court Of thls county. aa Mon day last, on the occasion of pFaseHtsnE ta that tribunal. resolutions adopted hy tbe Prairie county Bar. touching the deaths af Msssfs. TURNER and WILLIAMS. and cannot rafaae Ge comply with your wishes.
 Speaking without preparation. I eaa only give on the substance of what sad. ] fhiuk the manuscript herewith delivered presents substantially my remarks.
 l have the honor Co be
 your ob't sery't.
 Rs GANTT
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
New Orleans W

Nav 0aENANs. Nov g dav l3.as0 bales market ae Sales at tie.g fair and m8t Gfmer. Sales fag these day Receipts for three Gays ttne4 36.00o bales last year.
 NEw ORENANs, Nov. et ~~sa to-day l3,0a bales, with a 6rm prices generally unehssgea,
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27

lis rumored in Jackson that Senator Douglas will soon visit his plantation in Mis- sissippi, and also sisit Jackson.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27

eay- J. W Dorr, General .Advertising agsnf. .New sOrleans. Ld., IS our duly .aftori-et agent in that cty.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
TRIBUTE or RESPECT TO IN & B. TURNER AND HON E "
 LIAMS = PROCEEDINGS OF IT. BAR OF PRAIRIE CIRCUIT c0rH REMARKS OF R.s GANTT ksQ

Bnowxsvlttn. Aax., Nos Q. fe K. s. GANrr, EsQ..
 DrAu as--I would he mHsh rieHss ae obtain for publication a copy of Eaaf fH#sss made before the Great Coat af ffaf tHHs- ty on Monday last, su the aeeaelnH v ssesst ing 10 that tribunal reseiaisens saNHl~l sae Prairie county BaF. t0nehinR ths eeAAMs Messrs TrmxnR anA Wfttfkas
 Respectfully ke
 J c MORRILL,.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27
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 Mlnase m sailing z ts@ bread suIs provisions uuehdH
 0aHm
 ArnAu 1kHN writes another lantic { al He tioas that the ta ble.
 There had w in Asiatm Turkey
 l Madrid ioan difficulty maa suitable to the dignity ties are anticipated
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-27

        
  
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CarToN-~- There wae iu the market yesterday. k over anxious, as t@sv afe w steamers news. Good M
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-09
AONONA LAND C0NPlNT.
oNAvVA.

TYNE OBJECTS OF THIS ASSOCIATION arm
4 the prernotion Of OSAwA, Nanoaa Cs1aty, IN.
ferry On the Missouri river. -
The articles under which this Company i moorDs-
Tstcd are q follo.s: -
AONONA LAND COMPANY, and the priAcipal p,scs
Of doing .he business q ssid Company, shaihs 4 tAs
ARTICLE ID me- miuimun Capital ssoes Of MA
corporation, Is One HnnAre5 ard TWenay.fiye
Thsasana Dsllars. fall paid inI which msy b IN.
creased to double that amount, by majority vote
ARTICLE 5rd Said Capital Stock is div iaed into tvv
hundred and fifty shares 81 I'VE hundred dollars each.
ARTICLE 18th. The Indebtedness u this cespSsasisa
shall not 1t any one time exceed two and bali per
cent on the capital stock. t+@&#' 70 rs
ARTICLE 5th. The bushes Of this Corporations shall
be conducted By bard of D cctors, nine in number
tive VI whom shall be resfents Of Aenua County, Who
are elected BY ballot annually, tbs Second Nonzy In
October; but said buafd continue IN ctce unsii
board is elected and qualified In the election VI ef-
GERS, each siockholdcf IL entledo vote for every
share by him owned; provided that steckholdef shall
cast NJ any one election, than tenth Of the
whole number Of the votes Of the corposatiou. ms
Secretary shall give thirty days notice in At least
newspaper published in the county At annual eieetina
of said board. In Of vacancy in aaid board. The
members shsti proceed TO MI il BY the appointment Of
another Steckhoider Director. All ocers shall -
shareholders Shareholders may vote by proxy, pre-
vded such proxy be inse IN writing y the fsesesss
AnrIcLE sib. within ten days after the elesios 4
beard VI Directors, the ncmbcrs elect shall assemble
and elect President, Secretary and Treasuer. The
Secretary and Treasurer sall mot he men6ers Of the
ARTICLE 7th The President and Secretary shall
sign all convcyances. assignments and all bills Of sale
They shall sign and the Treasurer coanter-sieu Ill he
sues Of stock No issue, ssle conveyance Or sssgs-
Of Stock is binding upon the Corpsrafieo " re-
ogniEed such, unless due record u made ~ tho Sec
Rotary in hook Kept for that purpose. sha Be he
duty the President In his absence the Sscreeys
at the request Of ten stockholders made writing y
call meeting VI the Stockholdcr. Of said Coposapas
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eEsT ma very liner
Darlington, locking up ftus1 The paper, and
plancing over her specs TO Ike, who sat max
inc windmill out of the frames Of his slate,
0and believe ~ much as any rational per-
son ought to. have believed all about the
Deyi,uort boys, and the other wonderful
things, and all that has been said against
,en and tho story Of man climbing pole
and pulling it up artcr him, and the actor
that held himself out at arms length but
il Is beyond my belief that a cargo Of mo-
lasses could schanse hands," She passed
the paper from her right hand to her left, us
though it were hogshead Of molasses, and
then resumed her reading, with profound
idea that the editor, in making that state
mcnt, was humbuging her.
RS Judge Peters was one Of tho Judges
of the Superior Court of the State of Com
ueesicat. .sad vas not considered the best
authority in points Of law. Mr.. H-,a well
known practitioner, who has nervous
twitchiue Of the muscles of his face, was
nleadine before him in an Important case,
and the Judge, apparently not needing the
LAWYER. vas PLAYING with little dog which
had como up BY his side on the platform.
In tho course Of his remarks, the lawyer
stated the Law applying to one Of the impor-
tant points Of the case; the Judge stopped
playing with the dog, and, lifting up his
bead. said:
s.Why, Mr.. H. didn't knnw there
Was any such Law"
TO which H, while looking particu-
larly serious, and his facs beginning to
witch, Immediately replied, 81 didn't SUP
nose your Honor did,
Tho whole audience was convulsed with
suppressed laughter, considering It = psipa-
bic hit.
R-Nr. Hudsea boaght q whole township
of land, laid il out into large and convenient
farms, and, TO draw settlers, DO offered to
rive q farm to each Of his fr,onds who would
remove and take possession. he Vas anx-
ious to induce his friend, Mr.. Steele, to move
in upon this tract, and he offered him mile
sauare,which Steel declined, unless he could
have he mile square that hay N the centre
Of tho township. While this negotiation
Was in progress, they attended camp-meet-
ing together, when q rousing preacher de-
liyered thrilling sermon ON the words,
"Who shall ASCEND into the holy bill Z"
Steele was prodigiously ssirred by the dis
course, and when the minister came TO his
closing appeal, and demanded, in tones Of
nathetic entreaty, "Whe will go2" Steele
cried out with loud voice, 81 will, lwill!''
/" No YOU won't, . shouted Hudson, /" an-
less they will give you mile square IN the
centre Of the place r
Steele was iruly interested in the sermon,
and vas ready to think Of better country,
even . heavenly; but Hudson had an eye to
his town lots, and thought Of nothing beyond
or above.
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eli Bluff and Ne6rdsk0 Ferry Compo-
ny, are hereby modified to be a. Joliosss:
ARTICLE LIST. The Cospesstors and their successors
named in the original articles Of this Corporatoa shall
and b susd, plead and IS np,ssded nave perpetual
succsssion grsnt and b. their corporate name
and purchase and SELL hire and lease property, Real
Personal and mixed; In all lawful ways. May have
Corporate Seal, may sitter the same Al pleasure and
may make bylaws for the regulation Of their business
not inconsistent with the Constitution Of the United
ARTICLE 2d.-The Capitol Stock Of said Company,
shall DO seventy-nye thousand Dollars, TO BE- divided
INTO shares Of one Hundred Dollars each BE- subscb
ed for and transferred in the manner that the directors
ARTICLE ID. The corporate business Of said corpo-
ration shall be board Of Directors Of not
sas than nve, nor more than seven who shall stoc
holders; and from their number they shall choose
President and Treasurer who shall hold their once one
year, and until their SUCCESSORS shall be chooxen
ARTICLE 9Th. The said Corporation shall have the
exclusive power To- keep Ferry sndbuiid Toii-Bridge
scross the Missouri River. At point known the
the present psce crossing or At any other
point On said River, between the points, viz: MIDWAY
between the grade At or near the clone Tree Ferry
iandtng III Iowa, and the Ferry Landing At Florence
1t Bellevue. -- -
ARTICLE 9Th. 1t shall be the duty Of said Compa-
ny 70 procure and keep suitable Boats erec
and keep in repair substantial bridge for the safe and
peedy Of persons and property said
river, at all reasonable and s.. table times. ?
ARTICLE 9Th So murh Of the original articles q
conflict with these articles hereby repealed and IL
further declared that the Capital stock herein named
70 Be REGARDED - paid inbeing estimated value
the property Of the Company Provided that nothing
herein contained, shall contrayene the power II the
Directors to make assessments il necessary,
sudden emergencies and expenses a new boats or re.
pairs for ferry purposes. 3sss
Ek0s LOWE, HENRY B. Curtis,
2 H. DOWNS, SAM'L s. BAYLfss.
HEAHnAhT HEnN. by u. TOorIE, By
Jesse Williams his Atty. LA. Jsckson, his Atty
JESSE WILLIAM. JAMES A.. JACKSON.
SAM'L =. CCRTIS. "a J. HANscOM
Council Bluffs, August g. nl5-lw