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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
NOTICE.

The Share hCltsrs and owners q Lots, fo Dakota
City, n. T, are hereby notified that they Can nov oh
tain DEEDS, IN Ree-sinple, thsrefcr, 10 ali Lots includ
cd In the 800 scres, which was sntered by me accord
ing to laF, on the 10th ofJuly, by virtue q 10y otnce
IS MAYOR Of DAkata Cry. and the tide obtained nom
the Government for the same.
The expense u ths Deeds 10 Lots Will b one dollar,
each.
All Lots not colled for IT. the expiration Of six
months, from the time OF entry, will DO toid at pub
lo auction, - The EiEhost bidder.
Dsl ota CITY, Sept II, 1859. eS
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sew STAGE LIVE.

ukvfvO TAWFN q CONTACT YDoM NEeEHs
III n &W. uounctt a. convey the y. n men from oia
PLATTE River near % rlstte, ~ bahdtn, ] st
uuv prepared d carry paesrnEors 90 this ruute
rsrscna t~tavsilaF thfuugh tis region VII nud thh
iinb o. cheap END pleasant ono, Running ~ 90 N
connection with tha Mcseta h...elt who'n Inc ~
touds tuu che Platte rvUr, VIA dchrssfa UtY, rSuR
ana direot oa,aauuloHi lpn VI thus opened rom miuaN
a'te 90 haufas. through thumirest rortiou ~ Nehre1ks
MS hthe nuartat. cheapest sad hogt route ICON 04A-
ia Nnj coUNUu nLuFrs % DAKOTA aud SIOUX
uTIY.
ro,uu oncs,,ed In his route ee a. hilova q
ou,sha CITY vtd psudvuo % Platte river, and va
a1tstoFsi tufcnUo, port Calhoun, d. soto, cumiuF
city trkamA pNcatur, Hhtkbifd, Omsdl &C. Dakota
TINE TABLE.
trum Omaha rio BeilVvuot Platte river. dhOnoc by
pcuuttts uu0 Co hebrusta city every Thursday and
sg1iby morning returning same days.
W m umahart u Stratnen Noruuoo and Port Calhoun
o. puS4J9, houdAy aud Friday mornlnas, r]oturuIuF
"Wednesday and Saturdays.
trum Ou,rha vtt Saratoga Florence, Fort Calhoun.
pos0to, cunning CITY Nskumth, Decatur, Blachhirdt
Omhdl 30 Dakota. Monday mornings, returning imme
oiatclys ni a. D. JOHNSON.
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pN~
-.-~1t BLUrrs TRIo RAaorSo sSIrEsI
,-,r OF ruE NorpAEEIL A%BRoApl T.
1Sl -s,lsueu Of Council BiuGs who are
-,uss the " Three Gentlemen Of Vero-
1. d 70 respects, bat 20 foT'snsta rs to
% .-,,.nen OF leisure enthusiastically
-, ,a,rss ioto the byPerborean rsg'en
p' ,,,,A Of this place, about three weeks
IN grand style Que Of these worthless
=. bs7or OF presiding over the destIni'a
,ors sheet called the NonPH'1sli an
-. Ne Honor" himself. They we're 60
p ,h,nos With 3 rush, but nsnased after
~r,e 70 " Inlaud Navigation, II Vids Belle
~. platform to bring up standing o. At 6
..r.d Strike in-ths-Reo Camp. Here
P..,,,,asd to remain until next day, and
: ,te meantime 10y Ia more ballast. iney
.,,,urss 70 .kurds, as usual, making the
.. Interesting by sundry drinks' Tho
Id. Of nigh, we're f%slllng fast" and the
r, trio we're etill Engaged Il ''tsking
,,eE. - and groBiug slightly o5h7tou5 10 tue
,.~rsl affairs Of this mundsne sphere
~, uN,ppsrefI" grew interesting, Informing
~. s,apders.by that there WAS 8 paper pub
,.a. At Council B!uFs that was the best pa
~ ,,,, wss EVER 90; -, and that he was The
r., AMER considerable display Of me
III. viedog, intelligence, and whiss5'osns7
,,,,cs the depisens Of those paris concluded
,t,, ,b.v we're Z" soft snsPs," and agreed to
"nroo,ee" Accordingly the "kurds' we're
,4;snrned. and g proposition made that Is II
r,,, GOOD night for catching snipssr they
all should 20 cut sAd get a bag foit.
yonparell-"Cs,oh 5nlpes at nishtf "eii'
b,v, heard Of suas things before. How aye
os,ob 'smi'
D,D;gsn-"Jus, take a 5ag, hold the mouth
orsn end close to tire ground, whie another
NAV holds 9 lights the balance Of the CROWD
Graduates around, soares up the sniPes, they
az TO the light and will run into the bag
Council Bluffs Msyor-"It's 3 now idea 70
zoo. Ivgu!d lihe 20 see The fan any how
N,0parsa-"Certlinly, Mayor, we will 50
mi se the fuu."
prnigsn-"Be-t place 80 see the fun VIII Oe
near he bag
Dsniren. No. 2.-"s'pusv you bold tho bug
an}'e, the Mayor hold the light We con
inst drive n suIps enough IN tEeaty minutes,
to eli tie bag foil"
N,sgar,r-o TAst's . whack! Harral
sgy.r!'
-as ,sy tara acoa-din y. 7-operiy placed
With BAG aud rret snb distinctions how 60
rt9evrs~. ovl re rg. nee q the craea -
r..,se "a, su,r snip Hat, .hc7 ovt # ,H,
reach Of tie Nayor's t.a,n!ue.ion .h,y made
tracks lor the house, lsavi-g the et,.OT hold
ius tha bag while tho municipal fupsdonary
give him light on The subject.
They svsitsd the advecs Of sniPe for near
y two hours, vhen his HOGor smeit n
m,ce. and sitter mature deiiberatiop, con-
culei Inst II they did not succsai IN bts-
g'1E sn.p3, they ~ least su1eesded 10 begging
tbon5eigo- for this season et least.
Tlg editor could not sec the "ssn, eur
Informant said he could not see a hole in a
laddsr"-but msgnsoimously, promissd to
stand the 'liquoIings, % If they did not allow
the thing to spread. The opiaon current IN
that section now, ia that Council Bluffs nota
bles ere not sharp" enough to out a dog
il two.
Is the EonpAreil-man holding the bag for
Republican snipes In IOwai We psuss, etc.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
nag-Ye IKE plums IS well os apy BODY I

RaS-We Ike plums as well Os any body in
the world, and a good many Of them. while
We return thanks to the person who olsndes-
timely strewed the foor Of our Office with them
on Pndsy, while vo we're at thinner, We must
ssy we 10 not appreciate tbsiE noags opsranSi
Of presentation. To stand on the outside Of
the building and hurI 10 pIums By the apron
full, Is not IN accordance With well known
rcls. Of etiquette Hany heneVOlenuy To-
oiiaed. feel di5pobs4 e remember Gs ard euI
apostle, We wish them to present thingg per-
oonGiiy and leoenty, and get q regular poF,
instead Of outrsgpg our taste and their own
sense Of pEopristy by sostterng them over the
aoor.
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SoIEETIEIo ANERIcAI.-This valuable jour.
nal comes to hand regularly. We scarce
know what We should do without t. Con
tanning as isdoss sll the inventions and In
proyments Of the day It il . v-'-sh'a and vel
come visitor. Published ~ Nlau b Co.,
NsW Yok At 50 co o year. Subscribe fr
I'll
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

THLszs Judge Collier presented us with
some vsry hns melOns oG Saturday last FOR
which We return thanks to him and 10 that 9th
or good looking 'ohap," that accompanied
him. They we're the finest we have had this
sesson. Long may they yibFate!
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

EDItoR RETUAEED-Tho Editor Of ta0
Hs'7'i has TcsuTued, to this city from O yisi.
to lodisna. where be has been for the last
three NJ four weeks.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
ST. J0HNS GRlST MILL
NOTICE.

The Share Holder aud owners Of bts In DHkota
City, n. T., are hereby notified that they can now Oh
tain Deeds IN fee simple therefor, UPon application 20
the Undersigned: the site Of said city having been en-
tered o. tbs U, g. Land Ufice, and title obtained
rom Government
The expense of entoriug said Town, and making
hs-,ts u the lots thprgin, will be Que dollar Per lot.
Thds- 7. Collier, Trustee.
Uscota CITY, August IS 80.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

JOsFrU HCLLEAE. WILLIAM a. CRAWFORD,
HOLMAN e CRAWFORD,
Auornrv5 nj Lato and General Laaa AgHlfs,
DAKOTA CITY, II. q.
WILL dive stri5t attention 20 al bg,nssa ea.rgHc1
w e. them On tns r0urr7 Of tine T~grfitHfyt au1 g. tas
D1utirs Of liarHsou, Woodbury. aud MougnH. i'~af
5eaiiau Of Government Lands iu the riauE CITY rud
Coaacl Uiu8 land Districts, iowa; huy and soil Land
WGInsuts. Ray taxes. make inyeEtuuuts of Nr'tslu
ratios ~ ]lDtsrest. IuyestisHta tilca aui attonI 10 Cd
other bIsinsss pertaining tu a Land br1a'Ttst
FIFEE 10
bon. A. Hail, Ac0sauQug, IGWnr
" W. u ~ Cobb, Erlf9ufg, AIlbnuhr
" J. y. Kinney, NehruskH city
H DIS. .l.slo,. AishEaaf
" u. G.. I[sIl, Burlington lnH7t
" ia. walker, DOS M0iuesi lose,
Fuoh & Croker
LCIFr Ii Hr0tsu,
Oassf7y Is CLARK, ti9uE CITY nl
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q Coz
BANNERS 4 LAND AGENTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
c. MoNELL JJ, MDNELL, JUN.
NV. VAN y%oarEANp, AffaHvtr AT law.
NOErLB g co, WILL ATTEND TO n CoLLEC.
III ton OF debts and payment faxes ~ tho EASTERN
states, Iowa, Nebraska ans hnrsus: lands entered tug
each or ON dino. Land Warrants bought and sold.
MONEY invested on Real Eatatn Security,
Bs!ishlc Information Will d. Furnished TO amy invrat
lnE through ne. in regard g Woatoru Lands, oontom.
plated Railroads, Village Silar, ~.
ANY business entrusted % our caro-, viii be attended
Co With promptucsa and hocuraey.
E-ErERENCRsi
Chns. A. Macy, PRECEDENT Park Bank, New York.
ueorgs Cornvsl, President Highland Bank New
Rurgh.
z W, rar1uztan, President Quaasiek Bank, New
.urEh.
W, A.. Davies, President Merchants Bank rokeepuie.
T. J. oakley, Cashier Merchants Egehangc Bank, Sov
orb. 1-aN
A.. p. Helasv, Vice prosidout, Bank ofNaw Y0rk.
J. n. Warren, praE.deut Bank ofTruy.
III. Eamsdsl, President N. Y, A Erie Railroad,
hon. cyrus y. smith, Bro0klyn. New York.
Alien & Co, Bankers, Fort Des hopes,
j.. x Neudoyer, 81. Louis,
Mark ", lizard, Governor VI Nebraska.
R.0Hlmore, Receiver Of Land Office, omaha
GA. Parker, Register OF Land Omce, Omaha
JsSss Lowe, Mayor Of Omaha.
Us. Norton, Editor Nebraska Cty News.
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Wl0LWONTWS BOOK gTORE.

IUsr RECEIVED, A ETH SELECTED STOCK OF
- ro0Efr Stationery az- "-psr Hanqing5, STANDARD
Literature Childrrn.s Books Bibles, PrayUr Books and
SCHOOL BOOKS
in TU1t vtriety,
Stationery q gyy,y description, and th0 Dsatquality
A particularly choice gssJrtmeut of Letter aud Note
falgrsI Envelopes and EeEinUars sta~ti1ncry-Drlftins
Paper, Tracing Cloth, Mathematical Instruments. Ma.
er Cosors, Oopyiog Presses Copying Ink, &c. 30. &c.
PAPER HANGING BORDERS
AID WINDOW 0~uHfAIss,
The most beautiful styles ever oaeraiia TO Fsstor
any whore else. 81
Omaha dtg-uOl
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
PUBLIC LAND SALES.

II L will pay particular attention to the pur-
IL chase and entry of land in the Dakota
District, at the sale =! the Land Office 10 tbis
place, on tho 18th Of July next, having
had a large body Of the finest IaDds in The
District selected with a view to this sale.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
DAKOTA CITY.

chat the stock thnt WAS issued %chliup for
len IDl lots In Dakota Citv. N. A.. 10 each
hare has drawn nine (aG and, on presenta-
10 Dskota City, ths Decd Tor hc said nine lots
presented Within tbreo r81 months from date.
No Tho ten Tl0T. and rela.n tbe ccrte.
ii - -, ID. 49,,
honor I am holden 90 cRor and every person
that hold cargBoat.s tbet bove bse, strro5
or uucAeu ny mo LntH lhe sara siQoh DC eolls
fed iu foil out N NOT resented before tLs
.,,irat., a .sfI 1r,. viii r.t i.ll ,ry..ff
I'Npnhalo'e Tor 'A. I..a lN-t may 90 OF may
have been tualtIgtu Gy th9 donations Of luta
70 otbnra Jan, th, Iop.r.py vb{,b do,rti,oa
were pNHA mas tihhth9Noh'i uy Vote or VIC
company.
y NJ CROCKWELL
Dakota CITY N T.
April igL 1858.
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osAHA CITY, y, 7. DAKOTA CITY, n.
IMPORTANT
| N FOR ATISN


IL Q w "A 4 II n
HAVING removed hiH ofnco from - Vine street 20 -
il time street, saint Louis, Missouri, continues 20 b.
consulted ou on diseases Ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by n long course Of study and practical orpeHonao %
unlimited rXteut, Or. vs.. has now the Rrautcati1I si
presenting the uui0rtunats with remedies that have
neyor failed tocurr the mos, alarming cntss of
GONORRHUGA AND SYPHILIS.
Under bs treatment an Che hauors of yeBua. and
Impure Blood. r|crlf1lu, E8UUrUUH I.r.r-. Pains rno
Distress iu the NegIau7 OF Frurr-Hi1n, utHmmhLI4o OF
tur hi'a10F r"i b. ''rsr 95at'a'
lending this .lss 90 disease, Gre made 10 become o5
h1ruless q, ths simplest aiilnEs OF child,
SENIN4L WEAKEEEE.
DR. W lsyotes q rrsat part OF mr. riuo ~ rho treat
meat NJ chose ra-se caused bY O. seer-t bud solitary
habit which ruin the body ana mind. uu6taug the un-
arEuua.s iuoigiduail r either uuai1cts 7r society ZONE
~ $50 snI al1 ucI-arla!y ercots pr5aucoo these
rary laDits ot yc=.=- aie.
w-gAEELss-DF BACH AND LuN3s,
f.IF'thu.n ,f tLy Heart Dyspepsia, Aervaosuesa Do
rauy.Yeut rs tho Digestive f%unC.ions, symptoms o
The teoyfal Effects on the hna
orc much o. be dreaded, Was Zoe. Of M9mory, Confusion
Of idoss, depression = 7r.ritr, Eyl P-rebodingr Aver
sion % lcc'elY s1.fui-trusl Imtity, 30, ere among
! tI-tVHr E|r-IusnI such p8reUus. before contemplating
lsarlsss, sh .uIi -lIHuif e rlFFie'nu ~ experience ana
rili ag1 be q. once restored 10 heolh and haIpiness
FEVEE q AGg cUREDf WARRANTED!
Aulg.yan containing a foo s1srasol 70 o WHITE,
| 20 y. lalat LHuis. Missouri Viii meet "ilu prompt At
fgna.n eul msil1n- n.aarfej seets rom obear7a-
F5. s.-i-tsst s.--s-r observed ir Al ot-ls
qasDnrl nrsrt fa rIaer. ae Pine att0ot between
] FJ.HU ant q 'H r...t-r -niHt louis 80. WHISKY
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KLINE g CLARK,

LETI EIMT. D. ~. cLTRA
kline a. CLARK,
ATTDHEET2 AND COUNCILLORS At LAW ANh
"A General Land Agents, Fort Calhoun, NebrHsfH Ter
ritoTy-Wil practice iu tho several saarts NJ western
Iowa and Nebraska. Lands entered for settlers and dis
taut dealers. for CASH or ON time. Taxes paid, titles oE-
amlnOd, and real estate bought and F1l1on cgmmi'sI1n.
Notes ana bills collected, and RENTED % amy part ~
the United stRtes.-M9uov received 0u deposit Hui Dr..
forest all0wpi. Loans effected 0n good security, Land
warrants bought, sold md l1cate1. Choice collections Cf
government pl6tH kept posted 20 date.
I-ERERENCESi
Hon Josso D. Bright,
Hon. John Hickman, Washington, %. c.
Hyhsonth LGsele, Esl.
MesrrE. Walker s. ElrY, 202 H~rDalvay. n, Y.
" b. Douglass q Co, Philadelphia.
Hon. Nimr0d strickland, West Chester Pa.
Or. I. 2. C0nmHn, Phoenix, Pa.
Cassidy & Test, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Psgchol' woodward Banker. Chicego.
Hon. James Bradley, Lsporte, lud.
" ". n. Brown indianapolis, int.
Gov, - Z" !=ass- 9la=As, y g.
RIDDEN 81 White, NotrassG City, n 2. NJ
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J. D. NJ. CROCKWELL, NJ. D.,

j. D. NJ. CROMWELL, NJ. D.,
Member Of The Lowa State Medical and Cbirur-
g'tat Society,
NTOULD say to his friends aud the public
w in general, that he will attend calls ia
the line of his profcse.3uj ani that he pledEos
10 all afflicted with
Rhsumstisu,
Liver Complaint,
Female Wosknoas,
Latent Consuuptlor,
And ether secret diseased,
An ameliorstion Of the complaint, or no charge
but the retainer fee, and no constitutional In
jury, as he practices on tho
PRLOSOPHIG iHDICITIONdL PLAN.
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I0GAL.


HTrfUCte.
r.rsrn Ha1s T-ssosY, hurs5ty,
Us sst-ar..,Eono.y wsn~s5ty, sn5 Fuesy,s =
-NlnIal tnS7IiL IN, SSs daye after, 1oP. y.
J y. hIl% XIV losves HoncSy, a. IL Ar
s1ggrGarisS 10 r. \ A.. q ss,.r
VAL sv eS-2 BATES, P n
b, os,, yuiy 2, 80.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

NEW sToRs AND NEW GOODS.
ZETGLER g. ECKHART,
TTAvE jess opened a Gus and complete as
Il sOrtment OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
G. L 0 7 H I N G I
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And everything that is usually kept in variety
stores in Dakota city
We are prepared to offer inducements to the
citizens Of
Dakota City,
onsdi,
Logan,
S. Johns,
Poncs City,
COviugton,
and 81 Nebraska, north Of the Omaha reserve.
We have such Goods IS you want and more
coming on srory boat, and We will sell at phi
oss IS low II not lower than tbs same Goods
can be bought for in Sioux City.
We have now on hand only a part Of ous
stock, and will have the bsIancs by the next
Boat 1t will vheo foil contain a full supply
! Tee.
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~ Agent l~rrr.Ia ... .at ..aE t-.-- .-as-L7
don vsa Of tus Couuy aoe rdsfI -f.-f ,r Ferubh4
,t9st Qmahs tL
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Exchange soii on hs Principal Cities N ErSogs
EE-Buy, sell al locAs Land VaIrantsTD1
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And DsoIeru In Exchange q cOin
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Asg-aV,g KoSNut Es,iscr Eotrttas. WlicE KouB.s .
KOUHT1E BROTHERS,
BANKERS AND REAL EST irE AGENTS,
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j. D. n. C~ROCKWELL,
Dakota City N r.

April igt 1853.
n. b. Persons Wishing thoir DECIDE Of tho
Company, II they viii forward their ceruh-
Gates to me, / will obtain them gratis.
no2b. 8m.
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Together with everything that tho ns@ds Of
tho e.Jzeas gi Ssbraszs demand. Try w.,
friends, and you will at once become convin-
asd tia, we can soil you Goods as cheap and
cheaper than any other establishment North Of
Onsts.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
The San Juan Affair.

NEW YORK. September 20.-The Washington correspondent of the Heraed says: II am authorized to say, that the sending of Gen. Scott to the Pacific coast is simply to prevent complications of the San Juan affair. It implies no censure upon Gen. Harney.
 The Administration does not apprehend any serious difficulty, and hopes that the British Government will be brought to see our undoubted right to the Island of San Juan. His Lordship is of opinion that the question in dispute will be satisfactori- ly arranged.
 The Mexican Minister has returned to Washington from New York. where he had been to confer with MT. McLane and Senor Lerdo, upon the matter of the treaty with Mexico. Senor Mata has re- ceived no intelligence from his Govern ment later than that brought by MT. McLane, and his advices with reference to the treaty are the same as those in pos session of our Government. They leave him no authority to settle points in dis pute. He hopes the two Governments may be each giving way little on the disputed question of protecting the routes agreed upon.
 The Mexican government is willing te concede the privilege to the United States of protecting by its forces the Tehuantepec and all routes from the Rio Grande to the Pacific, but only when Mexico canno give protection, and when Mexico call: upon the United States for protection.
 The Administration regards this as 2 privilege not worth the paper to write I on, much less the two to four millions ask ed from this country. The Administra. ton will make no treaty in this matter unless our Government, and not Mexico be allowed to determine where protection may be necessary, and where force is t' be used. Here is the difficulty. Mexico must yield, or no treaty on the subject vii be made.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
RIVER NEWS, &c.

RY- The U. S. Mail packet Sam. Hale, Capt. Wm. F. Young, is due Friday morning, bound Tor Jacksonport. She will be down on Mon- May, bound for Napoleon. W. F. Briscoe, Der clerk, furnishes us with files of late papers. q fT- The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt. David B. Price, passed up yesterday morning. The Fortune will be down tomorrow, bound for Napoleon. B. Coles, her clerk, furnished us with full files of late papers.
 & GT- The Memphis, White and Little Red liver packet Tennessee Belle, Capt. s. Little 6eld, passed up on Saturday night, and re- tnrned on Monday morning. Her clerk, Capt. q. P. Booker, furnished us with late papers. The Belle is due from Memphis on Sunday. s c5Y- The Memphis and White river packet E. M. Ryland, Capt. Jno. B. Sheridan, is due Nom Memphis tomorrow. The Ryland will be down on Friday evening, bound for Mem- rhis. Her clerk furnished us with late papers. 87 G5Y- The Medora, Capt. Arlington, with a large in tow, passed up Saturday evening he will take her place in the Black river Nail line, on the 1st of October.
 GT Capt. Thomas L. Bailey, late of the
 leamer Europa, and we'll known as the com s 6ander of New Orleans and White river pack
 B, for number of years past, died in New
 1rleans on the 18th inst.
 GY- Thomas Scott, second clerk of tht 4eamer Mary Patterson, fell overheard ano
 eas drowned on the 18th inst, at Island 66 or Ae Mississippi river. Mr. Scott former Fl resided at Napoleon, and was clerk fol
 essrs. Randolph & Gracey, at the Arkansa
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
NEW PATENT.

TVhe undersigned having procured the exclu-
 u sive right of manufacturing and selling to the citizens of Prairie county Arkansas, the late improvement in blows, (known as Har- ris' twelve pointed shovel and turning plow,) would inform the planters of said county that he is prepared to receive and fill all orders, which will be done in regular turn, notifying the person ordering, as soon as ready
 This is no Yankee humbug for speculation, but was gotten up in the South by an expe- rienced workman, on scientific principles, to suit the wants of the cotton growing commu- nity, and five minutes examination Will satisfy the most creduIous, that it is the neatest, best and in the end, the cheapest blow ever of fered.
 They viii be put up at Atlanta, Prairie county, under the superintendence of an ex. perienced workman and no means or time VII be spared in making them neat and durable
 The advantages of this over all other plo@s to the farmer is, cheapness, time saved in go- ing to the shop, time saved in changing blows and the smiths bill. In this you have four distinct blows, all working perfect, (no sub stitute in either,) which yon can change, at pleasure on any part of your farm, no other tool being required but your clovis pin; first, you have small shovel. suited for all ordi- nary purposes of that tool, by adding one mould, either right or left, you have good turning nalf snovel TOT rluSinS anu hiiiihS anu place cutter before it and you have an excel lent new. ground blow; in the third place, put on both moulds and you have a large shovel, perfectly suited to breaking out the middles of cotton rows; and fourth, by reversing the moulds of the large shovel, you have good cotton sweep, all four working better than you can get any common smith to make of wrought iron. In addition you have, by adjusting the point, (which is made of the best of wrought blow steel five extra points and eleven extra ssharpenings, over other blows, which is said, by some of the most prominent planters, in North Mississippi, to be sufficient for five crops; and all this for $6 50-100, without cutter, or $7 5O-100 with cutter attached; these are shop prices. l will send them to to Brownsville or Hickory Plain, in lots of 20 for S3 per lot or to Des Arc, at $6 per lot
 GgY" Terms invariably cash on delivery of the blow. C. A. HARMS.
 Atlanta, Sept, 21. 3m.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
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 bacon, 10 bbls molasses, 10 bbls do.
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