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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

A REVOLUTIONARY ANEcDoTE.-The venerable ex-editor, J. T. Buckingham, in one of his recent "Reminiscences of Bos- ton" for the Boston Gazette, says:
 On the evening of the 18th of April, l775, man who was afterwards one of our wealthy citizens, and then a true Wing was cleaning horse in the stable between Marlboro and Hawley streets, the spot l believe now occupied with livery stables ) when he was visited by one of the grooms from the stables belonging to the Province House, and Tory, of course. Alter the customary salutations and inquiries fol news, the Tory groom said to the Whlg (supposing him to be Tory that he hac just overheard conversation between Gen Gage and other officers, and added "There will be hell to pay tomorrow. Without affecting any surprise, the Whis requested his acquaintance to take hi currycomb and finish dressing the horse while he, the Whig, would step out for few moments on an errand. The othe complied and the Whig made the best o his way to the house of Paul Revere, il Charter street, and told him what he ha( heard. MT. Revere said, "You are tn, third person that has brought us the same information within a few minutes. Sa, not word to any one, but return to you work and keep profound silence" Tn. next morning by sunrise the Britisl detachment was on it's way 10 Lexington but information of their approach was ther before them. They expected to find Sam Adams and John Hancock, but the 'bird had flown"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
zDES ARC HOTEL ARRIVALS q UP TO O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
 2TJ. F. AND w. R. WEIGH, PRoPRIEToRs.]

U. M. King, Brownsville; J. c. Anderson. Jpseph Evans, county; E. l.. Graham, Va;
 ames McCauley, Searcy; Geo. Carroll & La n, Lewisburg; Col. Geo. Conger, Ohio; W
 Boyer, D. Heatherly, Ia; R. S, Can't, w.
 D. Williams, Brownsville; s. F. Burgess (Arham, Tippah, Miss; c. A. Stewart, Nash Nile, Tenn; James Cavendish, William Cav ghdish, county; D. D. Boss, Walnut Plain; J. E. Gibbons, S. R. Anston, c. s. Anston, A. Dose, La Grange, Tenn; T. A. Burfoot, La lar, Miss; J. c. Kennedy, J. s. Kennedy, sounty; c. Paddock, Jacksonport; F. E. Button, "a; P. A. Fennerty, Pine Bluff; B. F. Pittman. 4unty; J. M. Dowdle, Conway; A. M. Rein nhrdt, Hickory Plain; Dr. J. A. Baker, Rich nond; Col. J. T. Haralson, Pleasant Grove! G. T. R. A. McNail, Tenn; N. B. Tucker: Clarendon.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

-Georgia is probably the lightest taxed State in the Union. Its State tax is only twoA thirds of mill on the dollar. A man owning s1O,oOo of property pays only $6 62 taxes. Georgia is one of the most aourishing States, also, rapidly rising in manufactures as well as agriculture.
 MAINE ELEcTroN.-A dispatch from Port land, Maine, of Sept 18th says Returns from eighty additional towns indicate that Governor MorrilPs majority will reach over ten thou- sand The Republicans have elected thirty out of thirty one Senators, ,and nearly three-fourths of the Representatives.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

IMPROVING THE STEAMBOAT LANDING. &c sCol. w. w. Wair, who has charge of the i'm proving of the steamboat landing, is making Erapid strides in grading, erecting wharf, &c. sAlthough we disagree with the committee as
 Sto the plan they have adopted, still we are sgratiied to witness the industry and energy (which has been exhibited, recently, by the FBoard of Aldermen. The force should be Adoubled, and the streets graded, before winter scommences. We have the means on hand Rand all necessary improvements should be Smade without delay.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
WASHING THE BLAcKMooR WH1rE.-

WASHING THE BLAcKMooR WH1TE.-- John Bull is guilty of many very absurd things, but what surpasses all other absurdities is his attempt to transform Jamaica negroes into Zouaves and Tur- cos. The English tried the experiment of black regiment in 1872. The ne- groes were driven into the action, but at the first fire broke and fled. The French Turcos are not negroes. There may possibly be two or three Philippians or Congos in the corps, but with hardly an exception, the mass is made up of Alger- ines, Arabs. Moors and the other inhabi- tanst of northern Africa, who are all of Caucasian race. Let John Bull bring his Jamaica darkies into the field and let the French Turcos have a shy at them and see what the result would be.-[New Y ork Day. Book.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
Private Entertainment, BY ENRY JACKS SON

LAT HE o L D s T N D.. ONE MILE WEST OF DIES ARC,
 con the .Matn Road to Fort Smith.) HAVING erected large and AA commodlous Building, he is now TQA- better prepared, than even heretofore, to ac- commodate the public with entertainment.
 GyF" His rates of charges are reasonable and his ACCOMMODATIONS are inferior to none
 Gg" He has excellent Stables, and necessary shelters for wagons, carriages, Sc.
 jun2g-1y
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23, I6og.
 CoTToN.-The sales of to-day amount to 2.3O0 bales; New Orleans middlings 11@11l The sales of the week amount to 25,500 bales. The receipts of the week amount to 38,5oo bales against 28,500 bales the same time last year. The exports of the week, amount to l4.00O bales. The total exports since the 1st of September, amount to 29,000 bales. The receipts ahead of last year at this port amount to 26,000 bales. The stock in port amounts to TOO bales against Il 900 bales the same time last year.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
By Gro w. VApEN.

a@EMPHIS-Per @ E. M. Ryland-1 chest, l
 mdse, A E Bulls; 1 pkge mdse, casks s7son, c W vaden.
 .eaEMPHIS-Per ea Tennessee Belle-25 bbls 'G W Walden; pkgs mdse, H w Robin ns Atlanta; 3 bxs mdse, F Gates, Hickory yGaNpolNNATI-Per Medora-1 bx mdse,
 MVssSes, Springfield
 Sfr rnroLEON-Per Fortune-47 bxs mdse. .ds-soa Bro, Richmond; 5 bbIs whisky, Hen C Coats, Richmond; bx mdse. Carter ;Brn eoauley, Searcy; bxs mdse, S W Sorrel
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

9T IF you want a pair of fine BooTs or SHOES, or wish to purchase French Calf-Sklns, Side. Leather, Oak-Tanned Sole-Leather, or Findings of any description, call at Messrs. o,BRrEN and HcLr's Shop, at the sign of the RIG BOOT, on Buena Vista street.
 II See their Advertisement, in another column of the :. Citizen" mar2o-fJ
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
MARKETS, &c.
Trade of Des Arc, &c., from September
 1st., 1858 to September 1st., 1859. '

The continued increase, agriculturally
 of this section of the White river valley and the country adjacent. has added heavily, during the past commercial year
 to the trade and business of Des Arc, With population of between twelve and fourteen hundred, the estimates below will show that our people have contributed their full share in the way of business. About one half of the cotton from this sec- ton, last season, was shipped to New Orleans and the other half to Memphis. But little of the trade of Arkansas river has been enjoyed by our merchants during the past season--,hat stream having af- forded frequen, navigation for steamers which has enabled merchants and others to receive most of their freights. With a semi-weekly line of mail steamers from Jacksonport to Napoleon-a tri-weekly line from Memphis to West Point, on Little Red river via. Augusta, and not less than three boats in the New Orleans trade, White river presents an opportunity to the farmer and merchant, at all seasons of the year to go to and return from mar ket. It is the only stream in the State that furnishes constant navigation through
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 24, 1859. CoTfoN. demand was active yester- day, especially for the better qualities, which were sold,-we heard of the following; 30 at |, 5 at 8s, at gs, 12 at 10s, 413 at II, 32 at 11s, 113' at III, 29 at H, at 1ls.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
ut the entire year.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, Wednesday, September 28. 1859. }

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK. c. W. Vaden received IT bales cotton, l3 of which he bought at 1o@1oac.
 A. Stewart & Bro's., received 39 bales cot ton, IS of which they bought at 10s@104c.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
BROWNSVILLE, ARK, T 0Q 10E0

Mn. EDrroR Permit me to announce my. sclf as candidate for Sheriff, at the cleo tion to be held in August, 1865 subject to the decision of the Democratic County Conven' tion, should one be held
 '''"' W. E. RAULSTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

e<We invite attention to ssLetter from Buffalo City," It was written by A. G. Coch. Fran, Postmaster at that place.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

e~ ssThe Cadets of Temperance" nave or xganized in Des Arc. They are known as E" Prairie Section"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

Fourth Quarterly Meeting, Methodist Episcopal Church, South-Des Arc Station.
 The Fourth Quarterly meeting for this sta 'tion, will commence on Saturday next, octo- nber 1st, at Watkins Chapel.
 J. F. CARR, s. P.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

-"Old Bullion'' once said, "Douglas can never be President, sir {! His coat tail is too near the ground, sir! !'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
By ]. H. OuIsENREnRy

..lNAPoLEON Per Fortune-12 hhds,
 's'e, bbi, F bxs mdse, II Quisenberry.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

ALCoHoI p Y the barrel, or less quantity always on ID hand at the City Drug Store. aprill5- D. P. BLACK x. Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, emorac,eg y"
wi Lors on IRA and STaAtS. lt9rH sat Dur
Sis IN rULL VIEW Of tbs Hios bS'o"h ana n>"A"-
A. J BLEEcKsR, SON 4 Co. vii .el. oa WED ssssY.
De- Is a, " o'clock Aerchsnts EschsnS TIE sapesf
vel built MInsou block Of Gocuud on I'm AL ssasu OF
ID. juscou ~ the M-oabs Dam road sni 1911 Aud Sh.
en- n.cpt "a Lots beautifully s.gs,ed bot seoa ts~ HS
u kivrr lsnes Il Nathaniel JSrss Toe hssss
adaeted hor e.b-maas dsncs OF to pablo stnas'ss
beii a. ntsy built. and in plsts order As> LA
on .u.b.st Of shsv ifsth-t Tire indispstsde
u be accommodating Mao a. the aAessa 70 sra
No Pie a. NHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

Scta.ry by lsbsT woodN1w Music. Nix Robert Soepe
Dances BY NJ IS H-urar5e.
To oonclude with th- aoshable Farce, called
BArSlNG.
Ia Witch Mr. Sloan. Mr. youss Nj Moore Mr.. Floyd, Mr..
Levsls hrt AL Mia NAiOoi and Mrs Floyd VII, appear
IN RrHEARSAL-A Ee~ Connie Dusiry written expressly
Tor III. Theatre, In whh Mr BrOsshAm AID Mr. Wseot viii
epfe~r
Door open Of 7o'oloCi; 10 clmmeuoe Al u oelocL
Place, usy BE- secured week In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

NOTICE.
This b-snfu Comedy ony p--,entsd for Few nish
owiDg the r~perso:s which being made oT the speedy
production u an - -
ORIGINAL THREE ACT COMEDY
BY Tom rayI,, entitled
TBE ELECTION
in c1tiy bssutfrl Eve act play,
THE NIfES SECRET
Circle Seats may 10 secured week In a-rsocs.
without charge.
Doors at 7; 70 commence st9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

VNALLACKs THEATER.
w HOUSES CROWDED TO THE CEILING
Pronounce the entire and Grand Success
NEW PLAY.
TONIGHT.
Akp EVERY Evening UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Tbe with the Drama IN a; eniied
FAST MEN
OLDEN TINE.
This play 10 tai nom comedy entitled Rochester BY TIE
oehr.iea Mohor'A which In Loooo, m frat psoduo-
tou over Successive nights hss been carefully
revised snd adopted the requirements OF the present
stage. .
CHARLFS IL (Kus o. Enssuo) NJ LEN ERh
JOHN WiLMUr AL OF R,cnes;eTl.. LESTER WALLACk
la hich be y ~ sing the OF
" Salon the Censrmsn."
0eors- vDlsrs Duke Of brogehain
Lycafgus Muadl, ,-D Of Ie gsnls Dosbery Mr. Blake
Amer Squeak, Parish beadie. W.oot
etefStuouse
Jeremiah TIN bis
Dunst1ble oliDg PLAYER r.oyo
Bsssun Valet 10 RoObes.e M Sloan
TIE Caurteo OF Loyolsuge nh Iioey
syi, G0dep HeiT-s ward Of Siaryemouse Miss Cannon
Ben BARNARD d The Horps Miss Tree
L. NJ. A.tn haS NsnNl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21
Redl 9slaie for 6aie.

4 BEAUTIFUL FARM RESIDENCE on
n RONKONA0MA LAKE., Long ISLAND, D ssr~., n
prime order House x9 so.y ~i'h extension good ia
Ssru new 25A29. large Gsrc-n; Ssrs ans tif IN.
Very hes,Ay location Cheap ior cash KING rrbuos otor
livery FAMILY a HOME The HOME
II STEAD IMPROVEMENT COMPANY are erecting
T,nt, Z. bH aud tGE-l mostly Cat Sr- iofG
cosrs $50 - S5Oso FOR sac Fay ynen,. Fat View
Nh IA Rail-. a. q. ut.r aid sr5wiug rapidly For plans
tpri, 70 CHARLES X MILLER, Is Wils-sst, Room NJ 4
TOR SALE-Near Madison -squsra, the brown
..ors s,st Ep,islbssernen; HOUSE No IS sss 81
Win The LOT on hich sauos nearly ~ fee, ffoc; with
ifbo Furniture, which bsrisous 4nd nfaty Apply
20 NELL BROS Co. Nc - Exchange psee, c: % HOMER
MORGAN, No. hEs-st
nor SALE-One rev, hrst-cl,.s, f0qr-story,
hirh $50 r trosn stone frost hOJsE vel locs;et a.
-. "a az ti,s.d with a. Lclsru aPso' sa'a;s rss-.
$50. Apply % he prsG"r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

EUGENE THOMSON Auctoneer aud Broker
IL Nc = wilian ,ys sni eel. sroChs ano ooHp, "
BtossfS Board INSURANCE. STOCK a. Ptvste 49, ft'oe
u S.ckf urr,, Apt, AiJn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

HkNEY II LEkDs Aac1ooe~f, ssIcsFo m no . tstsss.
HENRY IA. LEEDS Il Co.. will SEQ ~
i i AUCTION on FRIDAY, 0ct q, a. u oesres eS 81
LIE. No = S,-..n between Pine and Cedar 81 sar-fs en-
ctu Of MODERN PICTURES By tae hrss fr-aoh Arss go
received aad bsfofe IN rns county !,
call the attention " me Ar Paenc -
" IN. received FROM PANS oirse tfsS ne ssss
Of the .rs,. hy th.r agent Among Aem viii De sssa ns
kn ucrk. Of V-ron Theodot F.cre Coa.arier hussss
Eus lie Pov.-ovin p L-rneus. kavssses hai 1uSeet y
Ps6s,r ] Mur, Va F.lsus Dawn Mcaaut. ana sthsr o.
,cn.I reri rsny ~hch from TIE late Eh ee
and warranted orsin,s Thee p,e;ur-s are VI hsh ~s~
80, .ne com p,us ouy wois moders ffrucs soss>
are cor 70 10 by be ayr; Of the artist 70 test tas ms
and really merit The spPrec.oa o. she plole w
-. Te-y al, o. or exhibition sslsrs - shove -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

ORIG, OF TIE mISsssor, sNNG CONAN
rs ~ G'-suwichS OF ~ lS>s
DIVIDEND-Tc Board of Directors OF the
fMrse.ota Miro, C have declared ,eni sao - divideos
FOUR DOLLARS sa.s b-!ss PEI eeu' 90 a- e,psI
90 the 1853 2ayassr 49,
TUESDAY the ffs, csy IL Nov, Tho usnser esss
I'll be sosed frota .h until s.i- is of " s-moe
s J. w. BARRY Ssrets'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21
A. ~ nss viz. Assaoees<.
ny BANGS. MERWIN, IL Co., Trade 6Als

~ may evENIsa Ok q, ST s. oesck.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF ss'e AID " ases
so.ks o. Am-rio4n 40 GENERA History 'oyes sas if"Hs
OF i.seAneoas L;er.r. Catalogues may b. ast - ~
pas.tiol ~
o. q, ssd - 81 81 oolocs
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of vALUAsLs end sCte's
"a, sbr ~ok.os vsiiys rej.c' iec.eins nAnJ hs, ss -
p~,bly f.tr.ed sod richly bound 60 se,e ssd essse
sal. in Ar.bc Persian Iii DO Saasn snd s<1et OnsAtAi
ana Eor.ru l.. UsEes Aoi al, ssortrn NJ Of Ans'sAs
Publications. &c Cstslozl-s r~sfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

NIBLG's GAEDEN.
IL GREATEST SUCCESS OK RECORD.
Mr. aud Mrs 8ARNEY WILLIAMS.
THOUSANDS nSbBLK TO OBTAIN ADMISSION.
SAME BILL REpkAfED
FRIDAY EVENING, o.. a. 1888.
BORN TO GOOD LUCK,
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE,
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS IA Ten Cdsractsrs
Aud rliE LATEST FROM NEW YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

NEw-YORK ACADEMY for YOUNG LA
~ DiEs ~ 81 nr.s-'L = ssAA rnnap'saL -
Fstnuas enc D'.-'s, az svp--d IN the city Aesdsm.f
yer oumsnsss s~yr - Fs,'is omitted ~ any asr- IN
supction 70 s,-aisi ". shss q, r<oporsors.~ ts.-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21
SalsS b axnSa.

UCTION SALE OF % JERSEY CUT
~ BUILDING LOrs-wssin four b sks Of The Fe'ry ~
d.ir,b ff ew.dgs ss>ctoss str-~ts se-e,<
md ,,@r d p-s ls nu 4. L,ts Pots Of ss 10 Lss
Warren steabea ssd Piss-Os Eir'sd ~ ana sea- No
q, Broadway sesesy p, IeuAs Ga dsaa -
No,-,ss. ian "a ran4e de~5s vii BE- sv-a- ths ss sfn
,.I. pIsc- on ne pr-m..s w.r-nst, nem A,to.t",
FRIDAY Oct q q, 2 ecock q gue.s rosy utfsh
-. a. Ill til. Mace .sDe hoar - SCOTS Er,sst @ Ne
H.,.r.,.y,. -. J,,,s, Civ DAVID >Orr Aeot sases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21
Honses ana farms Wdnteh.

A FARM WANTED-Of 20 10 30 acres, within
"A Two hoais Of ne ely - boat should
wi able bui rot expensive h-tit upon l.: p-eGt SGnted
Feb l. 1860 Comuunioaious must state ul ?>culSrs snd
lowest nj E cash Acaess Ia a. g. BCs s5 Post Once.
EARM WANTED-For Agricultural purposes,
IN be vicinity Of this CITY. Address Its.iu siuaoa i,
obsrsctf and inpoveen' With iosest cs.h pace, bt
No. IS Nev-York z. st Offce.
E'ARM WANTED.-About tea acres of choice
LAND IN tee psishborsood OF foaksrs OF toldh'n mast
Of vii hod cash customer BY spPsss JOSEPH MCGUIRE
No l6 Nssssu-st
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

Mr.. CROFT, the first of the above sign
ers is one of the oldest citizens OF St. Paul;
we'll known to all our citizens.
VIM. H. SHELLEY is another old set
tier equally as we'll known
III. HOFFMAN is the Book-keeper
Of, and partner in the saw alill Of Wetse!
& Co., just below Dayton's bluff, near Pigs
Eye.
Z. RHOADES is the Engineer Of tn.
saw mill, and is we'll known in the Fourth
Ward as the 1olmer Engineer Of John r:
Twins saw mill in Upper Town.
All four are men Of responsibility and
veracity, who will compare equally in those
points with the Mr.. George l.. Becker in
the past, but who are now infinitely above
the George L: Becker of the present, in
all the attributes which dignity, manhood
or honor confer upon an individual.
Fellow-cit;zens of Foreign Birth-go to
the Polls and vote for know Nothing
Becker, but never 'uore utter an objection;
to a candidate for any Office, offered by any
party, on the ground fhis former member
ship with the Dark Lantern Order!!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
From the Minnesotian
GEO. L.. BECKER
II A KNOW NOTHING. r.

1t is not with rejoicing, but rather with
melancholy feelings, that we give the fol-
lowing card of four Respectable Citizens
of St. Paul, fully corroborating Mr.. n. K.
tWR1oHT's statement published on Satur-
day, concerning the INITIATION and
MEMBERSHIP OF GEO L. BECKER,
in the old KNOW NOTHING LODGE
Of this city: Our sa'l feelings are induced
by a contemplation of all the falsehoods,
prevarications equivocations and lodging Of
every kind, in which man who has here
tofore claimed responsibility, like GEORGE
4. BECKER, has been most shamefully In
dulging during this election canvass, all to
escape the responsibility to which the for
eign born voters must hold him, as the
present head Of the Democratic party-and
their Chief Proscriber. Alas, how Fallen.
Fallen /! Fallen !! art thou o, Becker!
The undersigned feel called upon by the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
THE PROOF THE PRo0FIl

CERTIFICATE OF n X. WRIGHT, A ron-
MER WE'LL KNOWN RESPECTABLE Me-
CHAN1o OF ST. PAUL, WHO SAW GEO
L. BECKER INITIATED INTO THE KNOW
NOTHING ORDER.
STATE or MINNESOTA, Co. OF WAssoA:
I, N. K. Wright, Of the town of St. Nj
rvs, in the county aforesaid, do hereby
certify and state, that I am we'll acquain-
ted with George L. Becker the present
Democratic candidate for Governor; that
during the month of October, 1854, I was
resident Of the City of St. Paul, and
member Of the Know Nothing Order of
that place. And further state, that the
said George L. Becker was also, ut that
time, member Of the same Order that
the reason why know he was member
of that Order is THAT I WAS PRES
EMF AND SAW HIM INITIATED.
~ N. K. WRIGHT
| Dated October 9Th, 1859. r......
Signed in the presence Of Amos Coggs-
we'll, John Medworth, Lewis McKune
We,the undersigned, citizens Of the
county Of Waseca and State of Minuesota,
do hereby certify that We are we'll acquain-
ted n K. Wright, whose genuine sigma
ture appears to the foregoing statement,
and that the said Wright is man of truth
and veracity, and Of high standing among
his ncighbors; aud further, that he is now
Deputy. Sheriff Of said county. -.
Datsl this 9th day Of October, A. D. 1859.
j. 3. Hill, r.. ]. A. Wheelsr,.
John A Wheeler, John Bailey,
| - Chas A.. Hall, , W. Smith, ns.v
! G. P. Johnson Geo. R. Buchanan,
In 3a7sct~i Dan Daily STA; zsaI
a We do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is q true copy Ct the original, signed BY
n K. Wright. LEWIS McKUxE,
" AMOS CoGaswELL.
4 ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

Pigssare not dirty when they have any
encouragement obc clean. A correspond
Fent says: Our iszwashed every week in
warm water, and soap, aadlwell scrubbed
behind the cares and everywhere to it, grcst
Eesse and comfort. a highly econimical
Fil1saiarkcs Of my man about that part ofths
The work was that no scrubbed the pig on
washing day, because tae. soepsuds did
just as well for manure alter the pig had
done with then, and HIT saidhs, makes
The soap se,v. tkS.e ovSs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
N. N: SMITH.

Dealer In Real Ea5s5 eu
~ Office On River Street, opposi 18TH Ferry
..r>si SAINT CLOUD, N z
/ IL persons desiring to inves: in Lands OF
y Town Property in q part Of the country
1h,eh IL unsurpassed in soil, and rapidly filing
vita bona fde settlers, can find fay CRADLE op-
pas:unities by applying to the undersigned.
Property for sale in the towns of Hartford,
st. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
I'll the best paying towns in this part Of the
eountry. / res 1851 ~ +: N. N. SMITH
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

ST: ANTHONY BOOK STORE
.-- u HECFT -NG-AN..
wHoLEsALI AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS STATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
:: FISHING TACKLE, POCKET CUTLERY,
49,: FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, &c.
- Il Tires doors above the fremont Hotel.
liz .4s s5ov - .1s.t5aetr u 81. Anthony, Min.
June, 10, 1858. i r. ~. Il ,=zs, vollno13, |
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