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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-02

SPRING WORK coming on and every s thinking and
perhaps asking: WHAT shall do WHEN shall do Il! HOW
shall do Farmer als with Farmer; Gardener talks with
Gardener and every is gathering every lem Of n'omaon
possible II may be well to cal the attention Of all to source
Of information tbs, at least have not yet f,und
We refer to the AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, old
PRACTICAL RELIABLE JOURNAL edited by practical woRKrse
MEN which filed with just such information is wanted
by every FARMER every GARDENER, in shor BY every
Culvaior of the SMALLEST PLOT Of GROUND, well as
the lai ige Farmer.
The April number ready contains useful HINTS
SUGGESTIONS, and DIRECTIONS for SPRING WORK.
than you would gather In days TALK and ten days TRAVEL
1t Ia just the Thing you want
Look below a: the Table Of Conteus Of single number.
In the CALENDAR OPERATIONS tha is the Catalogue OF
Work to be done Field Orchard Vegetable Garden Flower
Garden House. Hot House. Apary, e.c) you will find
several hundred hn,s which win aid gresty in planning
wok doing IL This Calendar alone fills four large double
quao cages the information gives this worth
more to every culvaor than the of tbs work for awhoe
year, (s1).
The American Aerieuturs has now entered upon lie sne
ten rolue contains In every monthly number 81
large double qusto pages filed with original practical articles
UPON every department of Rural Labor and also adapted TO the
Of those having the little plots in cities and villages well
q farmers
The Aereuu. contains large number of be,utif useful
instructive eDaynss and in this respect alone suPsses In
beauty and utility any similar work ever Issued.
TERxs-$l year In advance.
Delivered in New-York or Brooklyn, 81 y.
NB-Subcribes calling the office viii be presented
with few parcels of seed which the Editor distributing
his readers.
'ORANGE JUDD, Publisher and Proprietor,
NJ 10 yU.tor Eul Nau -XorL
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YNHE LONDON BUILDER An illustrated
Il monthly journal for the Architect Engineer Inventor
Constructor and Artist conducted George Goodwin Presid ont
OF the London Royal institute Of Architects Co. &s The
volume begins January and the January and February numbers
contain nineteen excellent Building and Archec
ura Novelties. Price 81 per year Single copies sixty
WILMER ROGERS No 70 Nassau-s. n. Y. Agents for
America.
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brooklyn Mercantile Library.

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REGULAR NOMINATIONS,
THURSDAY, HUI 81 fiy''iSP %PSiL 5, 1850.
Polls held st Nc. I54 Adautie-st.
Open from 8 20 IL = m. and 4 10 Up M.
For President;
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Merchant No. "a Rernsep-st--So. 1o5 Wan-st.
For SicePresident;
SPENCER D. C. VAN BOKKELEN,
Msrehsut No. HSrrisonst.--No. so Brosd-It
For Corresponding Secretary:
90 sTEPHEN W. CAREY,
Ship Broker No. "A Sidney plAce.-No.el 81 southss.
For Recording Secreary
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CetA, No 81 PienepOns-No. IS vesey st., with hessrF.
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For Treasurer:
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For Directors - -
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paHWIS O. EATON, Professor, Packer Institute:
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laDiieSt mn.
(ha,les J. Shepard Jas l.. Butler Charles L. Caldwell
NORMAN d. SAMPSON,
CZAR DUNNING tcou,,;,,.s
ADDISON DOUGHERTY, NVN"0''
A. r. VIELE,
Tenth Ward Brooklyn
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Alderman,
DENNIS GaRGAN.
For Supervisor,
SAMUEL SMITH.
Eleventh Ward, Bco osklyn-The RepublioAn, Elee,o,s
Of this ard are requested meet Headqusrte Una HAIL
corner Myftleav. and Adephi ct. on MONDAY hNEHINO
a. n o,cloek By order REUBEN lSDELL, President.
A r. CAMPBELL, Secretary
RepubIicans of the 10th Ward, Brooklyn :
AKOI1sEi AROUSE! AROUSE! The hour OF victorJ Is AZ
hxrdi Come one come ell the Mass NJ eng st the Rep s
ear hesdouarters No g3 boeTum st this MONDAY LN
MING Apnkd Al hslfpast O'Clock Republicans! Raj
b kaly Rally Eminent speakers viii address the meet
- - s. g. BROAD, Chairman
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SPRING WORK
SPRING WORK on
THE FARM,
THE FARM, n
THE GARDEN
THE GARDEN, 10
rHR ORCHARD,
THE ORCHARD, On
THE LAWN,
THE LAWN,
AROUND THE HOUSE,
AROUND TIE HOUSE,
IN THE HOUSE,
IN THE HOUSE.
WHAT TO DO,
WHAT TO DO.
WHEN TO DO 1T,
= WHEN TO DO IT.
HOW TO DOIT
HOW TO DO 1T.
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CIRCULATION
OF
THE NEW-YORK SUN.

Ts following table shows tbs number copies ofTHE NEW
YORK SUN printed and c cqlsssd each day during The nssA
of March 1890 and the number Of readers esatns hss
readers ia eaehp paper priuted .f. NtIH VI.
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THE NORTH American REVIEW.
Il No. CLXXXVlI-FoR APRIL, 1850.

CONTENTS.
ARTICLE L-Wiiam BeckfoId
Il.-Mony aud Credit.
ul.--Apne w hitney's Poems
IV.-The Letters and Times Of Basil Of Ceserea
V.-Nichoss Hours with the Lvangelists.
VI-The Law of Divorce.
VIL-United :afss Coast Survey.
vIlI-Ihe Life Of John Collins Warren.
N.-Darwin on the Origin Of Species.
X-Recent French Literature.
XI.--Issac Disrseh
XII.-Womans Rights q, to Labor and Property
xIlI.-Criica Notices
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW is published quarterly,
seay 800 pages each, dollars ys,
by CROSBY, NICHOLS, LEE 4 Co,
No. III Washingtonst, Boston
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DRADSTREET's BOOK OF COMMERCIAL
REPORTs-The 6st edition of January IL, 1860 having
exhausted have issued our I'd edition GATED FEB
containing a. Reports Of the Bsnker Merchants Maaa
urers Of l2O Of the most i'm portant cities OF the United
British Provinces Terms, 300 per snnum which
entities purchaser the present volume and one yone IN
Jolly weekly sheet Of corrections and inquiries o. our
' j. N. BRADsTREET * SON.
Couplers and Publishers No. 237 Broadway n. Y.
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IVISON, PHINNEY C CO.,
Nos. As and so WALKER-ST., HEw-y0RK.

IA Illustrated Record and Remeabrsncer Of Intellectual
obserVsiln Noe TO nov ready Price % or IS
Nc. AZ Esaast., New-YoIk Agent. for UHiled States.
TXTEMPORANEOU DISCOURSES-By the
H Rev E. CHAPLIN, D. d., reported delivered sad re-
yssd and corrected By the author Fin: Series vol limo.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
New Orleans Market.

NEW OKLEAN93 OtPV. t' IT HIs
 CoTToN- weekly statement The mar ket closed firm the sales of to-day amount to 1 800 bales, at 10s@105c. The sales of the week amount to 12, ,000 bales. Receipts of the week amount to 25 1000 bales, against 33,000 bales during the same time last year. The exports of the week amount to 6,75O bales. The stock of cotton at this port amounts to 92.000 bales, Mixed corn is selling at 63c. Provision market closed firm, Cofee-Mar- ket closed firm. The sales of the past week IA to 15l, Imports of the week amount to 3 65o bags. The stock in port amounts to 8 .16O bags against 8,235 bags at the same time last year. Tobacco closed firm the prices are stiffer but the quotations remain unchanged,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12


 HORSE THIEF ARREsTED,-On Thursday last, man calling himself William Owen, was arrested at the Nucleus House by officer Oldham, charged with stealing a horse at Fort Smith. Lewis Denton identified Owen as the thief, and the horse which Owen had in possession and had tried to sell, as the pro- perty of citizen of Fort Smith, MT, Dem ton was here in pursuit of the thief. Owen was committed to prison, and shortly after secured the service of lawyer. On Friday morning Owen was brought before Justice De- woody, who, after hearing the merits of the case, remanded the prisoner to the charge of the officer, to be conveyed to Sebastian coun- y for trial.
 On Saturday morning, about 2 o'clock, Mir. Denton was arrested on a warrant sworn out byJ B, Cooper, charging him (Denton) with having threatened the life of the prisoner, and was committed to prison, He was tried on Saturday morning before Justice Dewoody, and promptly acquitted Had our citizens known of the arrest of Denton he could have given any amoant of security for his appear ance, instead of being incarcerated-but his arrest having occurred at late hour, it was unknown, except to a few. Our people look upon MT. Denton's arrest, under the circum- stance, as an outrage.
 On Saturday morning, MT, Denton, with others, started to Fort Smith with the priso-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
Organization of a Breckinridge & Lane
 Club in Brownsville.

Pursuant to previous notice portion of the Democracy of of Prairie township met al the Court House for the purpose of organizing Breckinridge and Lane Club.
 On motion, Charles Hallum, Esq, was call ed to the chair, and Wm. T. Jones was re- quested to act as Secretary The chair ex- plained the object of the meeting.
 On motion, a committee of five. consisting of R. s. Can't, Wm, I. Jones, William J. Ro- gers, Wm. E. Raulston and E. w. Douglass, were appointed to frame a Constitution and draft Bylaws for the government of the Club.
 On motion the proceedings of this meeting were ordered to be published in the Prairie Democrat and Des Arc Citizen
 On motion, tue meeting adjourned, to meet at the Court House on Wednesday, September 9th, at 10 o'clock. CHAS. HALLUM, Chm.
 VIM. T. JONES, Sec'Y,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
Constitution of the Breckinridge and Lane Club of White River Town. ship, Prairie County, Ark.


 WHEREAS, contrariety of opiniop nrcv,ils among the people of this Confederacv in
 reference to the administration and ayecn- tion of the General Government. and fbero IS existing in the ranks of the National Dem. ocratic party division of sentimentinvoIv Ing great constitutional principles. and also as to their choice for the next President and Vice President of these United States. and It being essentially and virtually important that we, as members of the Democratic par- ty, who love this Union and desire the pre- servation of the Constitution in it's pristine purity and excellence, the maintenance of inc equality and sovereignty of each and every State Tn this Union, should act in unison and concert in the accomplishment of these objects, and believing that of all the eaDdi dates presented to the American people, that their doctrines and principles are pre.emi- nently embodied and most faithfully repre- sented in the lives, characters and persons of John c. Breckinridge, of Kentucky. for President, and Gen. Joseph Lane, of Oregon. for Vice President, therefore be it
 RESOLVED, by the Democracy of White Ri yer Township, that we do organize ourselves into an association, which shall be termed the Becklnridge and Lane Club of White River Township; and for the execution of business and our government, we do hereby enact the following regulations, to wit:
 That the officers of this club shall consist of President, two vice President's. Record ing and Corresponding Secretary, a Treasurer and an Executive Committee, composed of five members in addition to the officers of this club, all of which shall be elected by ballot. PREslDENT-It shall be the duty of the Pre- sldent to preside at the meetings of the club 1: preserve due order and decorum, and appoint all committees not elective
 Tp instance of the President shall perform the duties of said offce
 RECORDING SECRETARy-Shall keep faith ful record of the proceedings of the club, and at their request, shall furnish the same for publication.
 CORRESPONDING SEcRETARY-Shall be the organ of correspondence and intercourse of this club with other similar associations, emi- nent persons, and comply with other duties at the request of the. club or Executive Commit tee.
 TREAsURER-Dutys shall be to~receive and receipt for all moneys collected, and disburse the same by order of the club.
 TIE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE-Shall con- sist of five members of the club, not other- wise officers of the club, together with the officers of the club, any five of whom shall constitute quorum for the transaction of bus mess. Their duties shall be to solicit mem- bers, control the financial interest of the club, select and distribute appropriate campaign documents, and any business committed by the club to them, and report at each meeting their progress and doings.
 The TIME OF MEETING shall be on Thurs day night of each week.
 The expenses of the club shall be met by the and patriotic contributions of the members.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
Home Manufactory.

OBR1EN, having opened his BOOT sroRE opposite the Nucleus House, is now S..D,red S to do every description of work be- longing to the trade-frOm the PUMP-soLE ..r to the SCOTCH WALKING BOOT. Mate- .;,, and workmanship superior to any in this :. ,nv of the adjoining counties. REPAIR ING neatly executed.
 Having no other professional business to attend to but that of my trade, I shall be s,nnd at all times in the establishment.
 TERMS CASH. may5-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

HICKORY PLAIN MALE AND FEMALE INsrI- qvrE.-This institution opened on the 3d in- stapt under the charge of Prof. GARNER and lady. with the most fattering prospects. Be- tween fifty and sixty students were in attend ance during the first few days, and the number is steadily increasing. We congratulate the trustees on their good fortune in securing the services of Prof. GARNER and lady,and on the favorable prospects of the institution. The Institute building is a commodious structure, and board can be obtained near by on favora be terms.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
SIGN OF THE BIG l

Fs.Ncrs HoLT, BOOT AND SHOE MANU- FACTURER, dealer in FRENCH CALF-sK1Ns, s,ns-LEArHER, OAK-TANNED SoLE-LEArH- ,, and FINDINGS of every description, at the cold stand," sign of the ''BIG Boor,n one locr East of J. A. Jennings & Co.,, Buena Vista street, Des Arc.
 Call and have your work done, and make your purchases at the "oldest established 5ouse.o Satisfaction guaranteed.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
At Cost and Carriage.

r AM offering my entire stock of DRY l. GOODS at cost and ten per cent. Everybody is invited to call and see for themselves. My goods are inferior to none in this market, and my object in selling off at cost and carriage is to enable me to re- plenish with a stock which will be bought exclusively with cash.
 augl If LEVIN HARRISON.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

HoPE AND DEsPAIR.-The Buring- ton Sentinel, Douglas paper, says all that keeps the Breckinridge party together is hope. Well, thatis something, in fact not a bad thing, to live on. The Douglas par ty has not even that; but is reduced for breakfast, dinner and supper to single dish-despair.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
Cincinnati NTarket.

Flour opened active at an advance of 10c. per bbi, with sales at $5 2595 30, and closed buovant. and unsettled, Corn closed with an advancing tendency at 55G27c. Oats closed firm al 6666sc. Whisky is selling at 2o921c.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

DEs ARC STATIoN-METHoDlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SoUTH.-M c. NAMELY, Preacher in Charge. Divine service will be held at Wat kins Chapel, every Sunday morning. Also, avery Sunday night.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
OFFICERS PRAIRIE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
 ..1-.r G.,cI.r.t

OFFICERS PRAIRIE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
 AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY. B. r. FORD, President. A. o. EDWARDS, Vice President C.. A. McIFER, Treasurer, w. W. WAIR, Secretary. T. B. KENT, Corresponding Secretary.
 DIRECTORS. John H. Bulls, B. B. Allen, J. c. Davie, D. Harshaw, Sim Horn, s. R. Brown, B. M Barnes, c. c. Danley, A. F. Mccain, J. M. BIakeney, J. R. McNeil, J. H. Quisenberry.
 RING OFFICERS. R, E. REEVES, Herald. J. s. PEARSON, Ring Master. c. T. OLDHAM, Marshal.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

NEW GooDs.-Messrs. Hayley & Erwin are ,sSslvlng their large stock of Fall and Winter a0Oas' From the quantity they are receiving, ana the fine array their shelves are already 'Anloting, we have no hesitancy in recom- ~r'aolhg ~' purchasers to give them call. v ruelr Goods have been purchased in New IV'A at the lowest wholesale rates, This en- ' ''ieS them to give bargains, MT. Hayley se- i' i'''sd the stock, and from his long experience !" tue Des Are Dry Goods market, the firm "e confident they can fill all orders,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
Dwelling House for Sale.

HWO Rooms papered, entrance Hall, Ga1- ] Ter y, Kitchen, Servants Room, Dining Room, Pantry, three Lots, fine Well, Garden &c Is located in desirable part of town, buildings all new, good bargain and easy terms. Applyto J. H. QUISENBERRY,
 aug25-4t Real Estate Agent.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
s ARC HOTEL ARRIVALS 0F TO 12 O'CLOCK. YESTERDAY.

[R. W. NEwBY, pRoPREroR.1 RaelSII Lqsk, Richmond; Hall, Texas; Dr c Essap' Wattensaw; A Kohn, Evansville; J SpiSss county; Thomas Williams, Fort rs~.' Thomas P Wade, James L Barker, ID MA Iaggart, Pulaski; W Moon, Md; Poiatt." Wattensaw; Judge Turner, West II Bron. U McKissick, E c Mcdowell, Jas
 1'O@n, Memphis.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

white River Township Breckinridge
 and Lane Club.
 JNo. s. PEARSON, President. J. E. GLENN, 1st Viee-president. W. W. WAIR, 2d
 D. W. MUNRoE, Secretary.
 J. c. MORRILL,, Corresnop5inc J. E. GATRW0OD, Secretaries. VIM. BETHEL, Treasurer. EXECUTIVE CoMmITTEE.-GEo A. McrvEs GEORGE W. GLENN, A. o. EDwARDs, SIM. HORNE, M. M. ERWIN.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
FARM FOR SALE. Containing 44O Acres,
 40 ACRES UNDER FENCE

FENHE UNDERSIGNED will offer at public
 | sale,
 On Monday, the 18th October Next, On the premises, 3I miles south of Des Arc, eff not sold soon at private sale, , his fine tract of land, 440 acres, with 40 acres under fence. There is on the premises a good double log house, well finished, and conveniently arrang- ed also good smoke-house, negro cabin, stable, and other out-houses. A good well of water, convenient to the residence. A young orchard of Peach and Plum trees. The stock, consisting of cattle and hogs, will also be sold on the same day, together with yoke of oxen and wagon.
 This land is situated within one mile of Wants Steam Saw and Grist Mill, on White river.
 TERMs.-One-th third cash on the 1st January, 186l-balance in one and two years; purch- asers giving bond and approved security for the first payment, at which time possession will be given. A lien will be retained upon the land for the last two payments.
 aa22-tf JOSEPH EVANS
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Saturday evening a difficulty occurred between J, B. Cooper and M. M- Erwin, near the Charm Restaurant Cooper attacked Erwin, threatening him, and insisting that Erwin should take back language which he had used in reference to him. Erwin refused to do so. Cooper hourished a pistol M Erwin's face Erwin, who was unarmed, Fetreated into the house, where pistol was handed him, when he returned to the door, and ordered Cooper to lay down his pistol, which VooIe did, bat immediately attempted to pick
 It up, when Erwin commenced firing, two shots taking effect on Cooper's person, serious ly' but not dangerously wounding him. Cooper Was doing well last evening, MT. Erwin was
 tired before Justice Dewoody yesterday and
 acquitted.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
DisSOLNfiOas.

H'HE partnership heretofore existing be- I tween George McLaren, James McLar- en and s. N. Jackson, under the firm of G. X J. McLaren & Co.,, has been dissolved by the withdrawal of Mr. James McLaren from the the firm on the 18th July last.
 Rgr The business will be continued at the old stand under the style and firm of McLAx- FEN & JACKSON.
 ET The entire business of the old firm will be under the management of McLaren & Jack son, the only persons authorised to settle the same.
 0E- We beg leave to say to our customers that this change will not be at all detrimental to their interests. GEORGE McLAREN.
 JAMES McLAREN. augl5 In s. N. JACKSON,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-We hear of numbers Ol negroes running away from their masters, oa Friday morning the U. S. mail steamer Aledora left negro boy in charge of Deputy Sheriff Oldham, who was found stored away among the freight, He says his name is Allen, ana that he belongs to Wm. Sutton, near Pro- whence, La. He was committed to the coun- Ylail' Or Saturday Mir. A. J. Tagart arriv- 'u In town, in search of eleven negroes who 'duaway from four different plantations forty miles below Pine Bluff, on Arkansas river. luree belong to Dr. w. B. Lee, two to A. 0. Douglass, three to Thomas E, Douglas, and uree to Mrs. Owensby. These negroes are supposed to have been decoyed off by white man $500 reward is offered for the negroes ana So00 for the white man,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

E= Whenever man call himself Democrat, and is loud-mouthed in villif- cation of the Administration, it may be set down for true that he is decapitated souatter, disappointed ofice-seeker, a defeated candidate, or a broken down po- Ii,ician, who hopes by general disruP- ton of parties to retrieve his ruined for tunes. "Combs' slab is made up oi just such men.-[Kepl paper
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

n NocKE's DEPoT,-Wm. B, Locke has our T -aiAs li for copies of Harper's Weekly, Frank us'l,e's wv Illustrated Newspaper, New York
 1sekiy' &c, These and other publications I'" Oe found at his Depot one door east of v;''n vi'i Harrison's Dry Goods Store on Buena .,' ,''a street. A new lot of Novels will be re- '@'sa In few days at Locke's Depot,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
RIVER NEWS, &c.

R1y~ The U. S. M. packet Sam Hale, Capt. Si Dougherty, passed up yesterday morning, bound for Jacksonport. She will be down to- morrow morning, bound for Napoleon. w. F. Briscoe, her clerk, has our thanks for late papers.
 n<FThe U. S. Mail Packet Medora, Capt. Timms, is due from Napoleon on Friday morning, and returns again on Monday morn ing on her down trip. Capt. Butler Coles, her clerk, has our thanks for his many favors.
 n5Sr The S. H, Tucker, Gin place of the A. W, Quarrier) Capt, N, D. Jones, passed up this morning, She is due From above on her return trip to Memphis, tomorrow morning. Her clerks, Cad, Hanks and Jim Parker, have our thanks for late papers,
 METhe Rose Douglass, Capt. J. L. Magln- his, passed up Saturday morning, and returned last evening. She is due from Memphis again next Monday evening, and will continue regu- larly in the trade.
 nSSy The Hazel Dell, Capt. Reese, passed up yesterday afternoon, and is due down to- morrow, bound for Memphis
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
MARKET s, &C.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, } Wednesday, Sept 12, 1860. ]

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR THE PAST WEEK. A. Stewart & Bros, received 9 bales, of which they bought at 10c.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12
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AGRICULTURAL
 AND FAIR

LIST OF PRE.llIU.HS to be .fwarded atthe Foarih Annual Faa oftte Prairie County .AgricuItural and .Mechaaicat Society, to be held at Des fire, .Arkan- Sas, on he 24th, 25th and 26h days Of October, 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-12

 THE Democracy of Prairie and adia- \ cent counties, are invited to attend a BRECKENRIDGE & LANE Ratification Meeting at Atlanta, Prairie County, Arkansas, on Saturday the 18th September, 1880. The time has arrived that every true man who loves his country, and believes in the principles of Equality as guarantied by the Constitution, should be found enlisted under the Democratic banner.
 Able and distinguished speakers will be in attendance.
 Allen A. Pittman, J. L. Bogard, w. c. Robinson, M. M. Erwin, James Robinson, J. E. Gatewood, ". L. Moore, J. c. Morrill,, Aser Pipkin, T. B. Lawrence, James M. Blakeney, T. B. Kent, Wm. Donnell, T. J. Woodson, R. S. Can't, ". " Wair, Wm. T. Jones, Wm. Greenslade, E. W. Douglass, J. c. Tarkinton, J. M. King, Levin Harrison, W. J. Rogers, B. F. Ford W. E. Raulston, Sim Horne, J, c. N. Hicks, J. s. Pearson. August 9, 1860.