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4 Democratic Campaign Song.
AR fluid Lang SyHe."

,AR-".9uid Lang Syne."
Come rally round The nations flag,
And catch the nation's song,
Ring forth our party battle cry,
In chorus loud aud long.
.For Breckenridge and Lane, my boys"
Der valley, hill and plain,
The cry now echoes through the land,
"For Breekinridge and Lane"
We fight, It's true, a nighty host,
A host Of every hue;
But truth and right will nerve us on,
And bear us brsvely through.
For Breckenridge and Lane. my boys,
IN forum and in field,
Have met and yanquished better foes
To these they'll never yield.
Der Buena visia's blood stained soil
Der Mexico's domain,
Fame spreads her scroll; there, high inscribed,
Stand Breckenridge and Lane.
Brave Breckenridge aud Lane. my boys,
Who led mid shot and she'll,
And CALAMITY won victory,
Once more will lead Us well.
Our SO floats prOp1ly on the breeze,
Its motto waves on high
'fIhe Constitution aud the Law
By these we live or die"
Brave breckenridge and Lane. IN boys,
VIII yield that banner never;
Their stalwart arms will bear II up
Till hand aud heart shall sever.
The raIlying cry is heard afar:
New England's granite hills
The Western wilds-tbe sunny South
The air with chorus fills.
"For Breckenridge and Iane," my boys.
Let speech aud song now ring;
Democracy's two noble sons
Great victory will bring.
With traitors TO our fathers cause
For which they fought aud died
Witfsxtose deayiug ''equal rights"
We caepQt be allied.
Though party faction we dcplore,
No brother love We feel
For those who trample on the bond
Our faihefs blood did seal.
Then shout for Breckiuridge aud Lane
Come, join the rallying cry,
/. .The. Constitution Equal Rights ~
By these we live or die.
No Nor,heruprsyers DER Southern wrongs,
No sectioga distrust-
Wen drive an discord to the winds
Maketraitdrs bite The dust.
Hark hear the Eagle, az he sweeps
Through youder azure sky,
Scream out, ~ tones OF victory,
Our glorious battle-cry-
"For BTeckiuridgs and Lane, my boys"
And hill and dale again
Catch up the echo and repeat
For Breckenridge and Lane."
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Succession of
MELANCON.
BY G. S. ROUSSEAU, Auctioneer.

BY G. S. ROUSSEAU, Auctioneer.
WILL BESOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w on Thursday, August, 2, 1860,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the Bayou Ooula ho-
tel Parish OF lberville. by aud III pursuance to
an order Of theIIon. the Fourth Judicial Dr.
trict Court of Louisiana, in and Tor the parish
of Ascension, dated 22d June, 1860, rendered
in the matter oi the above succession, the lol'
lowing described property, TO wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying
aud situated in the parish Of lbe-rIile, on the
RIGHT bank Of the river Mississippi, at about
one hundred and forty srpeutH IRON the mar
riu of said river Mississippi, measuring Two
arpents and The one half Of al arpent h"nt to-
wards the Mississippi river, by twenty ar
pen,s in depth, bounded III front by land oil
Jean Bite. Gaudin, above by land at Pruden
Babin. and below by land OF Paul ilebeit, 10
cether with ali the buildings and improve
meutS. If ANY exist.
TERMS Four hundred dollars CASH on
the day Of sale, and the balance Of the price
remaining in one and two years from the day
Of sale. Purchaser TO furnish good secured
notes with interest at eight per cent from ina
,urltv. and mortgage reserved and vendors
p~riyilege with the clause dc non GLiendndO-
"A 4 notes 70 b. made PAYABLE TO the order o
Divide Braud, administra'o'.
q. :. ROUSSEAU,
Auctioncer.
Iberville, June Goth, 1860. jcSe
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SheriT's Sale.

STATE OF L0UlSIANA-PARIsH OF
~ lBERviLLE-6TH JUDICIAL DIST. Court.
Louis Petit rs. F. P. Patureau-No. 1924.
BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale issued
in the above entitled and numbered cause, from
the Hen'ble. the aforesaid Court and to the d.
rected, | have seized and will offer at public sale
to the highest and last bidder, on
SATURDA Y, An of AUGUST merit,
1860, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House of
this parish, in the town of Plsquemine, on ~
months credit, without benefit OF appraisemeni,
all the right, title, interest and claim of the de-
PENDANT, +. p. Patureau. in and 10 the following
described and mortgased property, to wit:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, or
Town Lots, situated in the said parish Of lber-
vile in the town of Plaquemine, one of which
said lots measuring fifty beet front on Main street
by one hundred feet IN depth. bounded On the
side towards the Mississippi river, BY a 10; now
belonging TO Augustus Talbot, Esq, on the oPpo-
site side by an alley dividing said lot from the
Court house lot, and called Alley Of ThemIs,''
and in the rear by the lot Of grouud hereinafter
described. Tn other OF said lois measuring SIX
" feet front on Seminary street by one hundred
and fIty-tour feet in depth--all these measure
ments being English OF American measure-this
last lot being bounded on the side towards the
Bayou P%laquemiue by lots belonging 10 August
Durand, Augustus Tslbo; and the lot first above
described, on the opposite side by a lot be-
longing 10 the vendor, Louis Petit, and ia the
rear by Themis Alley, together with all the
Bindings, Fences, improvements and APpurte-
nanees. now on said lots and thereto belonging
Terms Of Sale
The purchaser will be required 50 inrnish ms
bond with good and sufficient ioInt security pay
able in twelve months from the day Of sale. bear
ing interest at the rate OF S per cent per annuu
from date till paid. Special mortgage 10 be re
tanned OH the property sold.
THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
Iuly IL. lSGO.
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IeHfe de Sheriff.

ETATUE Ia LOUlSIANE-PARoIssE
II p'IBERvhLE-CoUR DU Gene DIsTRIcT.
Louis Petit rs. f. p. Patureau-No. 1872.
En- ,ertu dun writ de saisie Ell vente a moi
sdfesse par rHoI.ble. la susdiie Cour dams la
eause ci-dessUs intiiu!ee et nnmerotce, J al sal
sic ct J exposerai en- vente publiqae au plus OF.
frant Ell deTnieT encherIsseur.
SAMEDT h 4 AOUT prsch0ia,
1850, a 10 heures, A NJ, a la maison de Couf de
celte paroisse dams la vile de Plaquenine, a IL
mois de credit ct sans benetice d'ey a~luation, tous
les droiis. tiires. inieTets Ell preientions de FerdI-
nand p. Paiureau, en- et aux propr etes ci-apTes
decrites ct hypo,hequees. %sayOlr:
DEUX TEERAINS on LOTS DE TERRE
silue dams la dite paToisse dlherviIle dams la Vile
de Plsquemine-un des dts lots mesnrant en-
ananis pieIs de face sur la rue du Maine avec
une proiondeur de cent pieds, borne du cote YER
lie feuve par lot appaEtenant a A. Talbot, de Tau
ire cote par une ale, appellee "Themis Alley" lie
di,isant du lot de la mai>on lie Cour. et EN- arriere
par le lot ci-apres decrit. L'autTe lot mesuIant
soixante pieds de face sur la rue Seminary. avec
une prOtondcur de cent cInquante quatre pIedsr
mesare Americana. &c DIT lot FL borne du cote
vers lie Bayou Plaquemine PAL lots apparteGant a
Auguste DuTand. Augustus Talbot ct lie lot CT
Gessus premierement decrit, de Tautre cote par
| lot appartenant a Louis Petit, ct EN- arriere pa
Them. Alley, u~insiqne touies les Batisses, Bar
rierrs, AmelioIations ct AppaItenances qui Sc
iieusent sur les dts terIains ct y superintendent
Conditions.
L'acquereur fourniIa son bon on obligation
avec caution en- soiido payable dams douZe moi:
du jour de Ia vente, portant interet a raison de
pour cent par an ct assure par hypotheque spe
ciale sur les prophecies vendues.
I THE0. BLANCHARD, ShGrif.
lie IiJuillet. 1850.
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AARYLAsD.-The Washington COrstitu-
ton of the 10th inst, saws


We have private assurances that
throughout the State the Squatter-Sov-
ereigntyites are losing all of their in
luential men. Maryland will vote for
Breckenridge and Lane.
The st. Paul MINES otian saws that
when all VI the Democratic papers in
Minnesota have taken their position,
they will stand eleven for Breckenridge
and Lane and four for Douglas and
Johnson.
MAINE.-The Bangor Democrat de-
clarcS for Breckenridge and Lane, and
adds
If there is anything in the future GER
tain, it is the fact that these nominees
will receive the electoral vote of every
Southern State, together with Califor-
MA and Oregon, making one hundred
and twenty seven in all. Nor will the
tide stop there. In New Jersey, to-day,
no candidates stand so high in the pop
ular favor as the gallant young states
man Of kentucky and the valiant old
soldier of Oregon. This is no exaggcr.
alton, but an irresistible conclusion,
drawn from the tone of the press of that
State D.
Pennsylvania they will also carry by
a decided plurality. unless two or more
of the different shades of the Opp sition
combine. Under these circumstances,
it is clear to every one that Breckin
ridge and Lane are now far in advance
of all other candidates, and it it is also
clear that they can only be defeated b.
coalitions which will disgust every true
and loyal Democrat in the land.
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Succession Oe
MELANCON.

OIlbhI
Par &. s. ROUSSEAU, E%ncanteur-
SEIA VENDU A L'ENCAN PUBLIC,
Jcudi lie 2 AOut, 1860, a IL heures,
A. NJ. arHotel du Bayou Goula, ParoiSSe d.
beryiIle. en- vertu dun ordre de lHon. Cour
du Gu ,rrieme District de la Louisiana en- ct
pour Ia ~parcisse d Ascension, date lie % Jun,
1860, rendu dans la susd'te successIon-la
propristee ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia
paroisse d'Iberville sur la rive droite du ileuve
Mls,iss ppi, a environ cent q%uarante arpents
du dit iicuve Mississippi, mesurant dcux ar
penis ct drmie de face vers lie tieuye MIss'sS'l-
ri. sur vngt arpents dc prOlondeur, borne en-
aysut par terre dc Jan Bite. Gaudin, tn haut
oar trrre dc Prudent Bsbin ct EN- has par terre
de Paul llebert, ensemble avec les 6atisSes y
appm tenant, 81 il Ell existant.
Conditions-Quatre cents piastres Compliant
le Jour de la vente ct Ia balance du prix dc
Rehabilitation en- un ct deux ans du jour de Ia
yente. LAcqnereur fournira SEES blliets ct ur
bon caution, avec interet a hut pour n tapre'
Gcheancc; hyPotheque speciale sera reserves
sur la d te proproprietee avec privilege dt
yrndeur ella clause de non otienGndO les DIT
bile,s serout fait payable a rordre de OVID
| Braud, administrator.
G. S. ROUSSEAU,
Encanteur.
| Iberyiile, 26 JUN, 1860. Jr9o
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Notice.

Succession of the late CAMILLE LOUIS
LANDRY.
WHEREAS: Joseph yolsey Hebert, residing
w in the parish OF l~bervilIe, has been APP
pointed administrator Of the said succession, by
the Honorable the SIKH Judicial District Court
OF the State OF Louisiana .
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
said succession 10 present their accounts OF claims
10 hun or TO his Atiarney, Rodolpbe Rousseau,
as soon as possible; aud 10 all the debtors OF SAID
succ .ssion to settle their accounts Immediately
iyI4 JOSEPH v. HEBERT.
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State Of LORisidna-Pdrish Of I6srrHe-
9Th .Judicial District C0urt.
In matter of the Estate of Alexis
-Gauthier, decd.
WHEREAS: Elizabeth .. Levereti, in her
w own right as partner in the community
which existed between her and her late husband,
Trasimond Roth. deceased, and a. Natural Tu-
,rix, duly qualified OF their minor children, God
frey I. Roth, John b. Roth. and Coralie 5. Roth
has this day petitioned this Court for the homo
LOCATION of her Final Account OF administrator
of the Estate of Alexis Gauthier. decd. filed by
her said deceased husband, on the 18th day oil
February, 1860, in his capacity Of Testemenia-
~ Executor
Notice is hereby given TO all whom II may
concern 10 show cause within thirty days from
the date Of the publication hereof, why the SAID
Final Account OF administration should not be
homologated and made the judgment OF this
Court, and the Estate Of said Trasimond Roth
be discharged from any further liabilities IN the
premises.
Clerks office, June nth, 1850.
ieI6 NJ. A. ESTEvAN, Clerk.
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Cnccessinn de E. GanX.

Succession de F. Gaux.
TTENDU, que Laurent Cheri a ce jour pre-
"A sente une petition en- cette cour a renel
sobteuir de letires CONNIE Curateur de Ia sue
c.ssion vacant de leu T. Gaux-
Avis est par lie preseat dome q toas eeux que
celia concerne de deduire sous DIX JouIs He "a -
LATE de ce present les raisons pour lesqueIles II
ne se-ait pas fait droit a la dite petition.
Iberville, Juiu 81, 1870.
;soa NJ. 4. ESrEVAN. Grefier.
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In matter of the Estate of +. Gaux.
WI HEREAS. Laurent Cheri has this day Pc
w ,i,ioued this Court for letters OF CURATOR
shin of the vacant Estate Of +. Gaux-
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may con-
corn ,o show cause within ten days from the
dale of the publication hereof why the prayer oil
petitioner shouIt not be granted.
Iberville, June -, 1850.
% NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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Etal della Lomisian Paroisse d IbcrrtHe-
Cour da 6eme District Judioaire.
Dams la Succession de feu Alexis eau
thier.
A TTENDU, qu'Elizabeth B. L%everett, en- son
n propre droit CONNIE ePeuse sursivante de Ia
communaute qa'existait entire ellie ct le dit leu
Trasimond Roth, e. comme Tutriee Batureile de
leurs enians miueurs, Godfrey I. Roth. John B.
Roth ct Coralie S. Roth, q ce jour presente sa pc
tition en- cetie eour pour obtenir lhomologalion
du Compte Final de administration de la sue
eessien de feu Alexis Gauthier, esliasse en- eette
cour pour son dill epoux lie l3me. oar de Fevrier
1860, en- sa capacite d'Executeur Tesiauaeataire
Avis est par lie present donne a toux ceux que
celia concerne de deduiYe sous trente jours de la
date de ce present les raisons rour lesquelles le
dit Compile Final ne serait pas honolognf ct fsit
lie jugement de cette Cour, ct Ia Succession de
dit Trasimond Roth decharge de toute response
bilite en- cette %affaire.
Bureau du Grefier, JUN II, 1850.
iei6 VI. A. ESTEvAS, GIefier.
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JOHN TILAWO, Jr.,
Worker i'm Tin, Copper, Sheet
Iron. &c.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
N IbervllIe and West Baton Rouge that he has
located himself permanently in Plaquemine, for
the purpose of carrying on The above business,
By q pnnctual attention 10 all work entrusted 10
him, and executing it in a proper AMI workman
like manner, and at moderate rates, he trusts that
he will receive a portion of the patronage OF our
citizens. shop in the rear OF the building own
ed by Emile DegeIos, corner of Main and Levee
streets. jy:4-ly
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A
Fame Dress N
Executes all Descriptions Of Fashionable
Work.

MAD. DURAND presents her eomplimsnts 70
T\ lhs ladies Of iberv,lle, and informs thsm that
he has returned To Piaquemine, and hss n-eoar'
uenced her occupation Of FANCY Z IA.
KING, &c. &C.. and trusts to receive . sensSsi ~
,i. liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon b.
he, residence for the present is the house atpe
corner Of Bank and Pipkin streets, fvrnAN
pied BY MI. 81. Dizier.
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State of Louisiana-Parish Of DerrilIe-6h
District Court.
In matter of the Estate Of Camille l..
Landry.
WHEREAS, Joseph yOsy Hebert, has this
w day peiitioned this Court for letters oil
Landry, decd
Notice is hereby given TO all whom IT may con-
Germ 10 show cause within ten days from the
date of the publication hereof, Why The prayer oil
said petitioner should not be granted.
Clerks office, June 81, 1850.
ga NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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STATE of Louisiana, Parish of AberriHe--
SirM District Court.
In matter of the Estate of Widow Jean
Bite. Lessard.
VTHEREAS: Jean Leessrd has this day filed
w in the Clerks office OF this Court his FL
nal Tableau Of Distribution Of the Estate OF Wo.
Jean BsptisIe Lessard in his capacity oil Admin
istrstor-
Notice is hereby given TO all whom 1t may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof, why said Final Tableau should
not be honologsted and made a judgment OF this
Court and the administrator bond cancelled and
anuulled.
Iberyille, June %, 1860.
je3o A.. A. tSrEVAN' Gren'er:
Etat de la Louisiane-Paroisse d'Ibervilie-
Cour du Sixieme District.
Dams la Succession de feue We. Jean
Baptiste Lessard.
A TTENDU, que Jean LessaTd a ce JonT en-
n liasss en- ceite Cour son TableHu FINAL de DIS
. ,ribution de la succession de feue We. Jean Bite
Lessard, en- sa capac'te d admini>traieur-
Avis est par lie present donne a toux ceux que
| celia c~oncerne de deduire sous tente JoLTs de Ia
date de ce present les raisons pour lesqneiies u
dir Tablean ne serait pas homologue ct fat u
ugement de cette Cour ct lie cauiionnement az
cette Cour annulle.
Bureau du Grefier, JUN %, 1860.
ESQ NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Greffier.
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reate de Succession,
DU CUE. DISTRICT, ia

COUR DU CUE. DISTRICT, Ju-
y declare, Paroisse dI6eruiLie, Eat de Ia
Louisiana.
En- veTtu Fun ordre ou decret a moi adresse
mar rHon'ble. Cour dn Seine. District Judiciaire
de rEtat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour la parolsse
dIberyille, portant date lie 20 courant, Jex-
pose,ai en- vente p~ublique au plus oifrant ct der
nier encherisseur, pour du compiaat
Lnndi, lie 20 Juliet proclaim,
1850, a II heures A. NJ, a la maison de cour de
cette paroisse les prophecies CT aPres decrites APP
partenant ala
Succession de feue Augustine Favron,
ct a la communante qui existait entire ellie ct
son epoux survivanr Florestin Badesux. SAVIOR
UN MURCEAU DE TERRE mesurant douze
75-lOO acres siiue dams Ia parolsse d lbeIviile
dams la section fractionelle No. 81, Township D.
Range 10 Est, borne dun cote par terre de Ben
iamin CapdeviIle ct de Paulre cote par terre dc
Valrey Bsdeaux, 6ls.
TIiEO. BLANCHARD, sheriff.
Paroisse d'Iberville, lie 81 July, 1860.
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Succession Sale.

Iberviile, % JUN, 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
Comrades Fill no Glass for He

5s ss7,se, BY STEPHEN. c. FOSTER. il o Oh, comrades, fill no glass for me, fo Tosdrown my soul insliquid flame; Hs For if Ildrank, the toast should be-r i
 To blighted fortune, health and fame, Yet though long to quell the strife l0oe That passion holds against my clife,5 s8ag Still boon companions may we be; a But, comrades, fill no glass for me
 know breast that once was light,
 Whose patient sMferings need my care know a hearth that once was bright; sa But dropping hopes have nestled there. Then, while the tear drops nightly steal From wounded hearts thatI should hear, Though boon companions ye may be,
 Oh, comrades, fill no glass for me! r. When I was young felt the tide aag
 Of aspirations undefled;
 But manhood's years have won the pride
 My parents centered in their child. Then, by the mothers sacred tear,
 By all that memory should revere, 't9iI Though boon companions ye rnayb be, ss Oh, comrades, flino glass for me ua
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS.

ti eI,t8 GEN! e FORGE EWAsHlNGFVN.--seT a George Wasbiugtongwas born at Bride.
 Creek, Virginia, Feb, 22d, lz B. asA'
 the age Of nineteen, he was appointrc
 one of the Adjuant-Generals of Virginia
 In l75l. he joined the expedition of Gen
 Bradd6ok who was killed, when the Com,
 mand devolved on Washington.d whosf imasterly conduct at tle reirealss celebra fted in history Ole was soon sappointec
 C6mmander-in-e -ehief of the forcessof Vir ginia and in l75S led the expedition |,
 Fort Duquesne (Palsbug,) which repel, led the French from the western3fronter In l774,the was sent to the Coniinenla Congress, and in l775; he was appointed Commander chief of the Anne ricar army and served through the Revolution
 refusing 10 receive any pay, and only re disbursements of his expenses, In l 731
 he was appointed delegate 10 the Ma tional Convention for forming the Consti' tuition, and was chosen its President. In R17S9, he was unanimously elecied Pfesl, dent of theaUniled States for four years
 and unanimously re- electedin l793. He declined ia third election. and issued his farewell address, After MT. Adams in. Iauguration, ,sbe retired los Mount Nernop where she died, Dec. l1th, l799, in the
 sixly-eighth yearof 0bis age, His Virtue
 and patriotism. have won for him the ltn- Hperishable title, throughout the world, ol .sFaiher of his .Country."s .6assanai sa
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
MrILAnD rrLLMoRY.

Willard Fillmore was born al Summer Hill. Cayuga county, New York. Janua- ny 7lh, 1900, worked on . farm until he was fifteen, learned the trade of cloth fer, at nineteen commenced the study of
 law, teaching school to defray expenses, and in 1893, was admitted tothe bar. In 1899, was elected to the Legislature in 1852, to Congress; in 1886 re-elecled and also in 1858; in lS47, was elected comptroller of the State, and resigned 1t for the Vice. Presidency in l646 July 9th, 1850. on the death of President Tay- Tor, MT Fillmore became President. He resides in Buffalo, New York. x4
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
ZACHARY TAYLOR

Gen Taylor was born in Orange Coun- 4ttjyr ttjy E Virginia, November 24, l7Sl. He was reared n farmer in Kentucky. In 1908, entered the United States Army i; in 1914, commanded m expedition against the British and Indians, on Rock River i; in lS32, was engaged inthe Black Hawk War; in May, lS46, fought the battles of Palo Alto and Resacs de la Palma in September took Mon,erey; in February, 1917, fought the grea. battle of Buena Vista; March 4lh, l94S, he was inangu- rated President, and died in office, July 9th 1850.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
JAMES puoHANAN.

James Buchanan was born in Franklin counsy. Pennsylvania, April 23d, l79l He received a classical education, and studied law in Lancaster county, winch has since been his home. He was twice elected to the Legislature, and was in Congress from 1920 to 1880. In 1881, Jackson gave him the mission to Russia. On his return, he was elected 10 tue United States Senate. and twice re-elect- ed and in 1915, MT. Polk appointed him Secretary of State. In 1853. he was Minister 10 England. He returned m May, 1856. and was inaugurated Presl- dent, March 4lh, 1857.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
JAMES MONROE.

James Monroe was born in Westmore- land county, Va, April 2d, l759 He left William and Mary's College to jon the army, under Washington, and was en- gagged in the principal battles. In l7S0, He was elected to Congress, in l783 10 the Uuited States Senate, and in i794 he was appointed Minister to France. II I799, he was chosen Governor of Vrgi. mia, in 1903, again Minister to France
 afterwards Minister to London; in 1907
 became Secretary of State. In 1916, hs was elected President. In 1920, he wal feIelected. He died in New Yolk, Jal, 4th, 1881. s8 asas .aaia@
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
ANDREW JACKSON.

Andrew Jackson was born at Waxhaw South Carolina, March 18th, l767. Al thirteen, he joined the army, was wound ed and taken prisoner. In i7S6, he was admitted to the bar; in l796, elected to Congress from Tennessee, and III l79l io the Senate; from l79Gio 1904, was Judge of the Supreme Court of Tennessee; n 1874, Major, General, and captured Fen sacols. January S,h, 1915, he lought.she battle of New Orleans. In 1921, Gov ernor of Florida. In 1895, United States Senator from Tennessee, and il 1899, elected President, and in 1882 re. elected. He died June Sth, lS44.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-01
DIES A R e rrr Ma Iea A 6 a d 6 lll Y

T'HE fourth session of this School will open Il on Monday, the 18th inst, under the charge and direction of B, D Ensrs y, who hopes by strict attention to merit the patron age, not only Of the Town, but surrounding country. Every attention will be paid to or der, and especially to the intellectual and moral culture of his pupils All scholars considered regular from time Of entrance, and no deduction for withdrawal or absence, or sickness of shorter duration than one week. TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, OR | TWENTY WEEKS.
 Orthography and Reading ..........s Sf0 % The same with Writing, Geography, ~c Grammar aud Brithmetic.,..ss 12 % The same with Analysis, Philosophy,
 Physiology, Algebra, Geometry,Sc IA % Latin and Creek. ....ss.....i......'.. IA %
 ian11-tf. Y