Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-25
BUFFALO CITY.

BUrrAro C1yY.-The Little Rock "True sDemocrat'' says: ''The indefatigabe John Ii. Q lisenbury has an advertisement Tn another column worth the attention of business men. Whatever Mir. O. pHts his shoulderto, IS bound to move. and we have all confidence that Buf- sfalo Citv will become city in fact and of note. The situation of the proposed city with Reference to navigation, and proximity to oth- CT points, as we'll as rich back country, Is Admirably calculated to become great busl- ness centre.
 The Batesvilie Balance, says: ''We were Hipleased to meet our old friend, John H. Quis genberry in town, on Friday last. MT. Qulsen- berry was on his return from Buffalo City, where he had been engaged in laying oil hls new town. From our knowledge of his lIoer- ality and enterprise, we fell justified in saying that he has displayed liberal hand in laying of Buffalo City, We hope the enterprise may prove eminenty successful, and amply remu' nerate MT. O. for his time and trouble. Don't sforget to attend the sale on the I'd Monday III 8January."
 ~ "Mr. Quisenbury is well known as a gentle anan of untiring energy and perseverance, ana tInuch business experience. We nave no douot < but he will make Buffalo City not only a i9source of profit to himself, but point Of con siderable commercial importance, as his ad- vertsement and liberal proposition must at. tract the attention of the enterprising publlc.1'
 The Brownsville Echo, says: "Don't fail to read the sale of lots in Buffalo City, Arkansas, on White river, 70 miles by land, above Bates vile. From what we learn of this locality. the region of country around, &c., money in- s vested in Buffalo City lots, would, we think; be safe investment. The man who has taken the matter in hand-Mr. Quisenberry-is a man of so much energy, that everything is set . in motion by his touch. true history oi \ Des Arc, will show forth this stubborn fact s Buffalo City will be place of some note. Try it, you enterprising men,"
 The Little Rock Gazette S Democrat, says; The attention of our readers is directed tc I the advertisement headed ''Sale of Lots ir { Buffalo City.n Buffalo City is situated at tht head of steam navigation on White River, anc \ will, in all propability, within few years
 become a great commercial centre, command
 ing the larger portion of the trade of a coun. try of marvellous wealth, either as regards it:
 minerals or it's fruitful soil; and in Mr Quis
 enberry we have sufficient guarantee, tha
 Buffalo city will soon take her position
 among the cities of the State.
 N We take pleasure in laying before our read eers the following truthful statement from th
 Des Arc Citizen: "We direct special attention
 to the advertisement of our townsman, Johl
 Il. Qnisenberry, Esq, for the sale of lots il < Buffalo Clty. He has become the sole propri ls etor of this admirable location, and we know 4 from demonstration during the past fou 2 years, that he possesses the energy and tn practical experience to build up not only
 town, but city at the above point No citi
 zen of DeS Arc has contr buted as much to
 wards her onward progress as MT. Quisenber ". He has built residences, business house
 and contributed liberaIly in aiding to cree
 our public edifees. It is most fortunate fo
 the people of the North and North -wester
 portion of Arkansas that this lna0ni6cent eff
 Tor building up commercial point has falle e into the hands of gentleman who is deter
 minSd to lay it off on a magnificent scale
 lis liberal offers for establishing Saw an Grist Mill, are in consonance win the poIic
 which aetuates liberal mind-wishing t
 contribute to the comfort and benefit of others
 as we'll as to enJoy profit and advantage him
 self We agaln solicit careful per4sal- Q
 his advertisement. which demonstrates be yond a doubt that BUFFALO Clry is compell
 e to be the commercial emporium of North westeFn Arkansas" rnr1 -