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Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

- The Boston Atlas says ''We have seen a letter from Geo. F. Bickley, K. c. e. dated at Richmond, August Srd, addressed to large manufacturer of arms in this State, giving an order for arms in large quantities to q .ssered at Matamoras, opposite Browns
 in Texas, by the 1st of October, 1860, and offering to pay for them in cash on deliy- .sry at that place.n
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
3 3 3 3 3 THE CITIZEN
 TO BE
Fl N L A R C. F D!

We have made arrangementst 10 enlarge the Citizen, and shall in the course of three weeks present sheet, in size, inferior to none in the State.
 rS The first edition of our enlarged paper will be circulated in every county in Arkansas, and in every State in the Union. Advertisers will find great advantage in sending in their favors in time for our en- larged edition. We shall issue at least three thousand copies.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
in these discussions:
Assistant Electors.

Hon. B. c. TorTEN and Col. R. S.. CAN'T have been appointed Assistant Electors, on the BRECKENRIDGE & LANE ticket for Prairie county.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

OREGoN.-The official tables of the recent Congressional election in Oregon have been published, The total vote of the State cast for Congressman was II, ,161; the majority of George K. Shelf, the Democratic nominee, over Logan, Republican was l03.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
Leaves Memphis Every SATURDAY. Memphis, White and Littie "'
 River Packet,
 s. H. FUCKERS,

NICK JONES, Master. .CAp. HANA'' 7 fSG5Ir~aA - THIS light drauss .HS. sssssasss:sssa steamer, having been suv aI, oughly repaired, will make regular "r"sts wr,d. trips from Memphis to Des Arc ana AusS, scv Or on White river; and West Point ana oea'S, ay.ry Little Red river. Leaves Mempnlss e.srs .sr; Saturday evening, after the arrival or nsrnr tue , and arrives at Des Arc on Monday eEsadlS T,a.dsy On return trips passes Des Arc on i''''' night. IL, unop
 tW Shippers and conslgnees may ', rs,y s1ysi1ss ua the regularity of this packet, and all ,v vJ, ari entrusted to their care will be prohP"' faithfully attended to. ,.a
 For freight or passage apply on ooAiu'
 sep12-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
M O T IC E.

HAVING withdrawn from the ilrln 0 Anderson & Gair, I take this methS0l. .S \ returning my thanks to our friends ana I public for the liberal patronage extended :. us, and beg leave to solicit contlnuan,IIs ., the same to my former partner, and woula is commend him to the favorable conslaeIass 'r
 of the public, feeling confident that they sSn %r loose nothing by my withdrawal from the sIp lD
 Sept. 12, 1860-4t. lSAAo uAl~
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

DISSOLUTION THE partnership heretofore existing of'
 tween c. M. Anderson and Isaac Gall dissolved by mutual consent. G. M. Anaelsul is alone authorized to settle the business or a' M firm, assuming all of the liabilities odoT oI N' same. G. M. ANDn"'' Des Arc, Sept 6. ISAAC GAlh'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

GI "KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoprr
 DOUGLAS CANNOT GET SINGLE s-' THAT THE UNION, AND THAT HE IS Ruxy,.'ttt IN PLY TO DIVIDE THE DEMOCRACY. AMI 'Ms N SIN. VENT THE ELECTION or A DEMocRATrr D D. FRI DENT p REsI-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

RESOLVED, 4th. That fusion of the Breck- inridge and Lane Democracy with any other party known to us, whether it be the Bell or Douglas faction, or any other, would in our opinion, be ruinous compromise of the just rights of the South, and relinquishment of the principles so long maintained and contend ed for by the Democratic party.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

s.The Constitution and the equality of States these are the symbols of everlasting union. Let these be the rallying cries of the people," BRECKENRIDGE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14
The Advent Of Spring.

Spring has commenced, and will be greet.
ed joyfully by every class in the communi.
ty. The winter has been dull one in the
West, Notwithstanding the high price of pro-
duce, and business men have felt it tscvercly,
but now every indication goes to show IL
busy and prosperous season right ahead Of
US. In this section Of country, at least one
third more wheat will be marketed at very
much better prices than farmers received
last year or the previous year. The coun-
try is bare Of goods, and must have them,
and much more money WILDE stirring than
most people have any idea Of
This is poll ical year also, and conse-
qusntly will be a busy one. Illinois is one
of the doubtful States, and both parties will
strain every nerve to carry it. This will
put money in circulation Of which all in
terests will have the benefit There is evc-
ry indication that if hard work will do it,
the largest crop the West ever saw will be
harvested the coming fall. Every acre will
be made to tell, and no stone will be un-
turned to add to the actual wealth of the
country, which, after all, consists only in
the products Of labor. .'...
LIT us all be of good cheer, therefore, and
look only to the bright side Of the question.
Avoid croakers, and bid the blue devils av-
aunt; with hard work, economy. prudence,
and faith, we will all be so rich by next
winter that we won't know what to do with
our money y.-ROrIf0yd Nrus. 80.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

New YORK Ledger.
The disastrous fire which occurred in
New York, Jan. goth, burnt up large
amount Of property for BONNER, of the
Ledger. Hear what he says about it:
When but an apprentice in the old Cour-
ant office. in Hartford. about twenty years
ago. the first 'jobwork" on which we were
amployed was in printing the policies of the
Etna Insurance Company, Of that city
We knew the leading men connected with
the company-knew them to be good and
responsible men; and when VIC came to New
York, and had some insurance to do, we
thought of the old Etna, and at the time of
our recent fire were insured in it to the
amount of $4,000. How did they act then?
just as we expected they would. AS soon
as we acquainted them with our loss, thu
agent In this city, j. "A. Alexander, Of 81
Wall street, at once proposed to send up
his check for the amount. Is it any won
der that such company is successful? Or
our dealings with other companies We mean
to speak hereafter. ~ a-. -
Major MOTLEY is Agent for the lEtna at
McGregor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14
Senator Hammer.

| senator MANNER. u. 4 Is
In the local columns of the Dubuqtis
Hcrald Of a late date there was notice ot
speech made by Senator Hammer in rid:-
cule of the Code. The Des Moines corrc-
spondent of the Dubuque Times contradic.s
the report and thus handsomely speaks o.
the Senator from Clayton. .~..----
Mr.. Hammer never made speech on the
resolution referred to, such resolution being
confined to the House, and it requires muci,
more gnllibility than most men possess, to
believe this latter fiction of the brain of the
gentleman from Des Noinss," who states
that the House and Mr.. Hammer were Sc
convulscd with laughter that he was com.
PEELED to take his seat. Mr.. Hammer, in
the Sen; te, mdae a speech, in which he rec
commended the immediate adoption Of tbs
Code. He spoke in the highest terms 0:
the gen lenan Of the commission selected
by the General Assembly Of 1858 to pre-.
pare the Acts, which they have since stb.
mlttcd to the present General Assembly
He made no significant motions with his
thumb over his left shoulder, while doing
so; but spoke earnestly, truthfully, and TO
the point. He is not in the habit. in the Sen.
ate, of indulging in any such pantomimc as
that attributed to him by the 'gentlemaa,
from Des Moines;" but on the contrary, is q
man Of much dignity Of character on the
floor Of the Senate, a personal friend Of one
of the Commissioners, and consistent adj
vocatc of an immediate adoption Of the new
Code
In the vinton Eagle, also Republican
paper, we find the following notice Of two
prominent Democratic Senators and person
al friends of ours:
Senator Coolbaugh, of Dcs Moines, sec.
ing the determination of the majority &c
elect to-day, was willing to acquicsce. Mr.
Coolbaugh is an old Senator, and one of the
most influential members Of the minority.
He is never guilty of delaying legislation
by tactious opposition, and is therefore more
respected by, and wields more influence
with the majority, than almost any other
Democrat on the floor Senator Hammer.
of Clayton, is another Democrat of the same
kind He is always anxious to expedite
the business Of the Senate. ...s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

WEAKLY REPLIEs.-The following is a s'take.
off" of the weakly "Rcplies Of Ionespcml-
cnts." which abound in the columns Of some
newspapers
REPL Es TO CoRREsPoNpEx1s-ENou
The Fourth Of July does not occur on
the 22nd. "t February, nor is it as you suppose.
commemorative Of anything in reference to
Union meetings Tor the preservation OF the
Union.
Manufacturers and spank.
HELLEs.-You Can keep them up BY elias.
fica
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

INFORMATION NWANTEr.-Nr. Powers. of James
vile, wisn Information regarding his daughter
lien a"ed IA wears who left his residence ON
the 24fh OF January last. and all inquiries since
have tailed to furnish any information in rela-
tim to her. he is rather III der size for her age,
dark hair, eye iull and eye she's large, and
iull face when she left home, she wore small
knitted h""d. woo'en shawl sclvagc red and
white, and body Of the shawl black and wLitc.
small paiA. caIic" dress. small brown and red
stripes, white stockings. She took no o,he r
clothes with her.
ANY information in relation to her will be
thankfully received. and all exprns es ia return
ing her will be promptly paid MluauIc &c Ners
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

E-A quaint cid gentleman, in speak.
ing Of the different allotments of men, by
which some become useful citizens and
others idle vagrants-by way of illustration
remarked, $50 nc slab Of marble becomes
useful doorstep, while another becomes q
living tomhS' stone" -s. ne sis aw 1sE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14
Democratic State Convention.
Tn" Dubuque Herald in speaking of this

Democratic State Convention.
Tn" Dubuque Herald in speaking of this
asscmblage, says: -. g. ....
A spirit Of enthusiasm seemed to per.
wade the Convention to degree that au.
gurs well for the prospects Of the Dcmoc.
racv in the State. That the Little Giant"
Of Illinois will be nominated for President;
and be elected by a triumphant majority,
appeared to be agreed upon by everybody
as fixed facts. and that the State Of Iowa
will cast for him her electoral vote, was con-
fidcntly predicted by the best informed men
in that body. ........
1t will be seen by the platform adopted,
that ;the Convention took broad National
ground on tn, disturbing questions of the
day. No narrow sectionalsm or fanatcisni
is known to tn. declaration of principles
enunciated. No manif: station Of fraternai
hatred. or disposition to stir up local preiu-
diccs, is seen thnre But the spirit of true
patriotism, concilation and union. brcathes
through the whole series of resolutions and
will find a response in the hearts Of the
masses Of our people.
The resolutions endorsing the course of
Judge Douglas, are positive and conclusive,
and are fair expression Of the sentiments
which, not only the Democracy of Iowa,
but the masses of the citizens Of Iowa, en-
tertan toward that distinguished statesman,
The resolutions instructing our delegates
to Charleston to labor and vote for his NOM
ination. will be right loyalty carried out by
the gentlemen appointed delegates.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

ARsrocRAcY.-l can respect the aristocracy
OF tamly-the consciousness Of blood tn It has
flowed through historical veins and thro5bcd
un:lcr bazon-d shields of renown. can re-
spect the aristocnacy- of talent, rising above all
social conditions in its spiendnr and power.
can respect the aristocracy Of enterprise that
bursts all obstacles, and itself fcars and holds
with - modest -rlfrxeriion. But Of all a,is.
tocracy, the aristocrac, of mere vulgar flaring
wealth. and nothing else, is the emptiest aud
vilest.-s. II .CHAPIN. ~ r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

rB-Hc who abstains from intoxicating
drinks is sure to be a temperate and sober
man; whilst he who drinks ever so modcr.
ately runs the risk Of creating an uncon-
trolablc appetite and becoming an irrc.
claimal,le drnnkard. "a gs3 i. ,-.,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

.Y-Mrs. Partington says that nothing
flespises her SO much as to see people who
profess to expect salvation 60 to church
without their purses when recollection u
70 be taken up.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

svThc most amusing man in the world
is Frcnchman in passion. ''By gar, you
call my wife woman two, tree, several
times once more, and will call you the
vatcl.-house, and blow out your brains like
4 candle ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-14

sY-Lord Bacon beautifully said: "If
man be gracious to strangers, it shows that
he is a citizen of the world, and that his
heart is no island cut off from the other
lands, but continent that Joins them.
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II m ; II 4 !
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MiQinfrn Waaren!
ubrma6 DER unb SeweIte

". C. BARTON trlaubt itd Die @n,risc ,u
mad,n, eae er lsintn Stors pcn 100 nad 229
NainIrabr, otsrbob Der 9tsn, psrIrSi bat, po or
in ieper Saiion tin po0fdncises ANcrtimsnt Der
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Strpb. Dute, 6auben, jtcpipuBe, iranSSite Blu.
mtn uuo Sancsr; SpiBsn Sertba's unb Gaps,
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rIn,Slide Sptbeu- Wantiaas.
Damsn, rpsldpe Die BaptOrte btiuGtn l5nnsn
en- Store SOaRinOiae Ball &c. &H,aac
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s2ssirtbicbnfts SSrOffs
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Metntn SreunSen uno bsm geidmmten publi.
fum Die an;ctac, bas msine ncus
S@rterosSS sSStrfBTd1aft
Dem 9eiude icst often ftett. 9isielte IN ouss
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sertcn 9alte NIT ben teitcn Grfrilhuuacu i,S,r
Art, lepie aud init warmen uno ial,en Sprii,u
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Snieutin 6e6ler.
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Sas Odmpfi6iif ,,Ecanefc" perl6et 8i6mcup
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Tcrfrlt am Sametag Wiittds.
Der 6abrpreis in Der Gajiits, Rabl;.itru e,n.
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SIN Stesraae, ptnc Stcl, s5.
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8ciirncr, Die Ntittre6S unp Samstaas etu
petersburg 6ruejua tcnuBtn, treffsn ,,.ta nit
Der Norfrl!' pstsrSbura Sabn in erlfer.r Stapt
eln, "m NIT eem Dampftcpt wsiter asbrn ,u tSu.
men. 2idrts fur rieit 1uur fSnn,n am G.ttrs.
burg Depot SelSi't ptrrcn unS bstriat FER aau,.
6aRrpreis S;si&ia1s Hur $40.
xuolam H. 6e{n.T,r
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6ranj StauDt,
I6S Srcarit.aes, awiiben Ger G. uni. 7. Ctr.
sdt tn rs;tss anb wcbIalIOrres Eager ron
SiSdrrsn, H1utb-, 5taus unp S6nupftabaf
si9ner lsdbrfatipn unb s}myrrtatiun,
"a sr I'M GroS> upo &einpertaR Su Den bUsen Warfprs-
len abli6t Namentib ioltm lSieotrperduisr nit ssria
men bel Inn rOraipr$en, ebs lie ibr Sinaufc auStrps
maCpeH. g =
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8cine alts impertirtt
2Scine, SiqnDrs nmb Gt4arrcu.
Die nterthntn babtn Gin Comp tltdit ,rSTu,,
antr err 5rma
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN
unb werpen in ibrem @trrr, glc. 4 @r6aua,
botcl, pcarl Str., 8hmpne, ga.
Ilr BIZ 6Olss Gin tets re&basss Eager fatrtn ssn im-
rurtiIttn uno inldueiiben " '"'
Wsintn, 9iaucrS uur Gisarren,
TrnrCn porter, Gectds Qle.
SdrpineS u. {. NJ,
auf p6s griitt eitielbtu Die sluimstan br, er,us,
ane oeS 9sertn 9ublifumS btn;up,Iin M .rlaubtn rem
ltlbsn aber aud uslei bic }trhcrma sebtub eaG ;,etr
BET nnS sttau Irtfs ais S saranlirt n.rstn fam mn
Ha rem 2bsilt Der Stapt frs nS 6auS seliert mirs.
@ltr @t Jteeyer
GbaS. q. 8riden.
Bs- Dr.. Srideu erlau6t i4 ltincn 55rtnnesn bit
9Hitiss w MADDEN, bag ea5 titper sen ism bstrebtn,
Jtutr- une GtbtnS Seriiheunss fprtitstn mrs
Sstst Sfliet btTnsst f iee in b,m etsrs S,r ssrrtn
aftfetstf II. Sridea. T
Ma gsriHnHns.n aller art unb in BEN b,utp
@tleuHaItsn ptrotn Slist basbit en- ntsta,nstncnntu
sStStH 8srl4sruns (Sniuraueel psn6t man iitb an
Or. Sri6eH,
Np. Grtanae 6rttI r,erIifr
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Sefdnntmacbnnaeu.
E. J. PIC OF,
Nputbrfer.

ede Der 17tsn uno IainifraBe,
empNeb!t fein rsidbaItiats Eager olier in sein
5at ihiaaencsu arttel. pis au& Varfiimerisue
SsIen, Surfcn unb Jsdmms i,1rr Irt; Sartsn.
Dele. @las &C.; Giaarrsu, 8au6, Sau. unr
S6Hupftabnt uno pisie duetre arttsl pcI6r in
eteT5su Npottsfcn gepGbnii& asfltrt msrpsn.
5IuptiahliG mabt bsritib. aucs auf leiu,n
esruemten uno unfstlbarsn- y8irsiuia Norm
Silcf" aufmerffsn,.
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SIcmc QSirtbi;baft
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Sa9erb ter sal IN.
Dem pubittum Die er9sbsnitt Nn,eige, bas Der
uatsrSti3nete in isinem 6aule am altsn 0iartt.
Dem Gtlbmavtt 9e9enater, cine 9eirtb1halt nebli
ea9erbisr'SalUn srri6tst BAT, wcGslbi tr fiS
lreuen rirp, ieine GrsunOe unO bas @ubIisum Inn
NasemeineH init ben bsittn @stranttu 5eoitnrn
" tOnrsH. StSrente Miner.
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The German ADVERTISER,

Inc Gcrman Adv EK TISEN,
B, HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFfIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
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A. JUDsoN CRANE,
AcSutat uno DfsntliGsr WsrtdbtsaunaIt,
Sffss: lite Stra6s, iruii&ts Nain. u. 4antas.
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Gri'srid Bate traurist 5ti.rtass, sbaIsis .s
tbm duB'siit Gar niGt libel sina. Sstn Sahr
bsbd&te ibn am sBsi6nattsattno NIT ,fnsm
ltaitIidstn Gslesti6tnt. ium fdmu 3sid.n. ees
Ales pttcsr i'm altsn @tlsiit ft. Or nar ot,
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ftrttsR tam.
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% SoaTeerS
EOnntn bel lnteriei&ns!sm ltstS freuncli6e .3im.
mer uno quite 8Vf rbafttn. auh Itsbeu tipiat
3immsr an leri9e 3errsn gu ssrmittbsn bet
SSbn Marrbaultn, aat.,
am Neusn Wdrtt.
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SfciU sNySarfct ,YSOtcl

Gdr Der G. u. 0drfbauar.. 8i6mcnp, pa.
NieirS sei6madppu ciustri&tei. Sotel pire
benz rsisnosn Yublitum bsitsns .mpIsbl.n. Die
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quite 8cf uno iuucrfcmmrnbs 8cpieuuna.
Stabtlhcier II. oGuslcr.
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+. J. PICOT,
9lpotbefer,
Gde Der l7ten uub Manilra6e,
Gartsn, 6rii@ss SalptSe,
@las. psrI.Sasp, Otwars.,
6aar- Sitt S,ls
3aen' pinisI, 5irnisr,
anp Setm' Stifen,
8Isitsr- unc parfiimsri.n,
Surfsn, s0airsriartsu,
pcrtempnnaieS, StSrfr
u. |. 10. iine ;u ben billiSten prsiltn tsi Sbia,m
iu 4absn. - 9iscspte wsretn III i,etr 3,if
prompt unS r 6tis aufaefast.
YEAS T. WIDER
Sir9inii&tr unieblbarer sGurmi6ptsr,
Siesfs teriibmtsr 6ulttniprup,
9Ralh 5luis,
Or. 8oie's unb
Sa9ns's pattnt. Nrbi,intn.
w. 10. gum 8ufaui
Sci E. ]. PIC OF,
Gds Der II. unb Iainitraet.
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a&oT4JuoGpm 0Sartcrt.

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