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The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

DIspATcHEs DIRECT FOR EtRoPE. We leaIn that Senor Moncada, Spanih Consul for the States of North Caroline, Souh Carolina, and Georgia, has dispatched specid messengers to lis Government in Madrid, as Nell as to the Governor General of Cuba, givinl the full ac- counts of the great rout of the 2st inst. He has also made arrangements to hye the latest news of the war from Southern aurce, regu- larIy telegraphed to Madrid immd lately upon the arrival of the steamer at Livfpool. This would imply that Her Catholic MDesty's GoV- emment is not far behind Englanl and Francs in anxiety concerning the issue oi the Waf'- Charleston Mercury.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

oMANAssAs. .''-The Rev, L. \. Ware of Richmond, Va. in portion ofhisPrayer open ing the proceedings of the Confferate Con grsss on the 25th; refersins F. sti ra sfrSNs as crlpJt ~ tb bo ,gonl9 SO inpres the hearts se'7n' o,la ..@s wiih sense of hi providence ol sile pSoPis inc name mManissas' should aIwsys aLT remind them of it's sciptural sig "iTc.tion. which was: "God hatl made us to forget ali our trouble"
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

CerroE LoAN.--Hon. E. H. English will address the citizens of Prairie County, at Brownsville on the 10th of August, on the sub iect of the s'cotton loan to the Confederate Statss.n Let Prairie county show her patri- otism by subscribing freely. The plan is to get the contributions and give the bonds of the Confederacy with per cent, payable in 20 years. Every provision is made for sus- tainihg those that are in debt to contribute to this cause. Lend willing hand, all of yoa.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
Agricultural Prosperity.

The eventful summer of 1861 IS alrea- dy on the wane. A few more days will usher in the mellow hazy days ot South ern Autumn--by many considered the most genial period of the year. Then, we trust, that the hopes and cares incidental to the farmers peaceful pursuits will find full frution in teeming barns, and full gin houses. With plenty thus secured, we have nothing To fear, but will continue to labor for the freedom and independence of the South, trusting in a just God who has thus far given every evidence that he IS watching over us, and sustaining us, and resolving never 10 sheath the sword until our independence is fully established.
 The farmer may not expect to find such remuneration for his labor this season as in the Fall of 1860. Then the general prosperity of the country rendered higher prices than will this year be obtained, a matter of course. Then there was no war and no blockade, and market for Agri- cultural products, both at home and abroad; besides, we were ourselves the customers of the great North and West, of the Old Confederacy, who have by aiding in the election of Lincoln, cut themselves off from all intercourse with us. Nor can they again expect us, either in peace or war, to become, to any great extent, customers for their manufactured articles, or for such articles of Northern produce, as hay, but ter, fish, cheese, beef, pork, lumber, &c., It is enly reasonable to suppose that be- ing rendered self-reliant, and more indus trous by the stern necessity which has overaken us, and possessing every facil- ty in the matter of climate soil, and abun- dant labor, we will henceforth, depend upon ourselves for many of the necessa- ries, as we'll as luxuFies of life, which we have been accustomed b depends for en- tirely upon the industry and prodsstlon of our enemies.
 Let our people, and our farmers espe cially, in view of the evil period which may not be averted, practice economy, be be patient, save everything that is worth saving, and which will benefit man or beast, for the war may be long one, and above all be not mislead by the blind guides of the press, that the locust may not be- come a burdensome visitor, remember the old adage, "after wal comes famine.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

GY Gen. Hard ee has rented the St. Charles Hotel, Pocahontas, and converted it into military hospital. Dr. l. E. Nagle has been appointed Surgeon, and Dr. P. H. Eckols As sistant,
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

Gy We are without the official returns Of the election on Saturday last, for member to the Convention, but the election of 5. F. FoRp, Esq, by respectable majority is gen. erallY admitted.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

R]7y- The removal of our office to new To- cation on the East side of Lyon Street, will prevent our issuing any paper next week. Extras containing the telegraphic news will be issued every day.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

Day Book makes sport lees chronicle their de- .es say, "Our boys made at" or -four forces im- md the rebels suffered a Day. Rock says, eff we
 whenwe retreat, the
 se rebelswhen WIG don't
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

e The foliowtss bill has passed the Con- federate Congress:
 A bill permitting solSers to se0d letters without the prepayment ol postageNssostae ee to be collected at the office ofaestinatoiis Tb z bill also contors the same privilege on ,rsg = bers of Congress. Tfr;1
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
1ns A tie in Virginia.

Tho 4 of the battle heft tn tbe foo
 tion, fatin l.d" 9Oso,e"'R to Richmondm v lnIss 1hs
 9a,ifaX nat % press of this ls.+ 'lts as well as
 Snna tnv s tTimes and the ,,ns I of Consress-s the blNthlrsuSo ost detrimental to m uis in nth the
 likely Rove most States in Europe anu nf ,f t the est of NUn'l5'e,oon ntageous to the calse eoreien same rb adva"ss7 In the view ol lp,q7 lpadow Confe$ $te 9I'tlie eclipse with dqfb t..ii fn1 nin- nationft will +Sse of our arms It 1la tb her here the brat PresVfeSS Srancia condition o3n is ne to roasll Effect our h"p will enable the feoels +ho eO and tire, and IL wn nnrhaps abroad,npon Vne It rais, home an" o4fon and tobacco t'nqs |, t' secrrl of their coel1. .;gns. while thee can s p carry enew eaniP ryTl be inspired sieh i,esa o@' oo aon, that they WIZ for their indeendenet; no,,yaa ,,o u to struggle ao defeats whch ava h
 even ;ter the te'u, at Manassas vii cost sn .,i
 th an The disaster roijIions of dolaFs mo,
 eh en, one hundred fhis'lpn' tpa war tan woul couns the object or en9 tbjs terrible blul to aell 'o necessary had no. a.d 'A of short wa
 aaFf 9er fbe made And laSrsc rrssccaperate energ aft after which the nas'Un ;n tRe lost grohd, we Slor' ,yooS speedily resala ar and tedios eonti' : pgooahos ssiu exhaust our end the stgnation
 Wnicn Sba distrssS unless what's coone
 every tna 9i and military tbe rmy ppo to VIII hOlis. hoG and prepare 'O' , sso~sase s,,Sfss of these o fafs shs h at The kno"'or o cannot fail to do oopentwlu prC og and Ffa"GTsh The British G9ys. t,on it ocopsd be ,ir ltJ" ol, tO the po7i thasr3Ssstssrss If '
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
EyD The Circuit Court for Prairie County meets at Brownsville on Monday next.

G A. J. Thomas, Esq, of Hickory Plain, has our thanks for the fine Indian Peaches sent us
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
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IJnfon ana American
 Sage all your lVgs, nd send them to mar ealize three cents a ot this excellent advice Der.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

North brtUaaaS5lt ta ar charge over thepirit of it's
 dream. Before that time it was almost ready
 to recognise the independence of tie rebellibus |
 States. It will now assume the sane attitude, and probable soon sehd out oher ships of -far Ito break the blockade, for which we fear 1t | wilt be only too easily to find a4seFcnse. ltts true the English, as people; sysAathjse with ! the Northern States, as do the AYladiaus; for thev are anti-slayery in sentimA Aenbut the cot ion lords of Manchester andy thrnaiority of tha fepdal aristocracy of the %vhe couhty- | inc rk5litical clements which rsueohn Bnll--
 ,uiJ1 raioice at the calamity whichhas befaIen
 ne for it will facilitate their Iteration for
 the double purpose of getting cotto1 and break
 t,'@ ;,,o ,,, inc rebubic of the Unitd States of M0o,fb America-the great political am con-
 .,orcial rival of the British Empires Tht
 aa++on interest of England care little what bo
 comes of this country, provided 1t ,an get thr
 stanle upon which it lives moves and has it being. The nobility, in common flth all th nrivileqed orders and crowned headof Europe : Fool, mon our institutions with evil eye The example of sef-governmentl natiol
 ae thirtv-two millions, in which ghere is m N caste, and in which the tundamehH pflnclpa , ;s Islibertv. fraternity, equality" Ns hithert u otandipg menace and reproach tohe despot .e fem which holds hundreds of millts in bond .' nra By the failure of this repubf the men ,,i aoe and reproach are remsved,sad by tn 1' rednction of the United States fro first rat 55ss to second class Power, there Euld be on o eotapetitoT the less for the supremacy or th . seas The British aristocracy md all th q potentates of Europe, will, therfore, gloa $ over the misfortune which haslappened u q whatever their diplomatic representatives ma 1t say to the contrary. o Il Such, then are the sad resultsof the lnil'
 ence of foolish and fanatical ress, and n the equally foolishN and fanatica men who h the people have unfortunately set to represe Ie them in Congress, overriding tn military Jnd d ment of General Scott, and tb common sen rsl of tha President aud ariyigs tba ssRashiine " government to destruction, lie gailroad trf !, D. on which are half dozeniruken madmI e. with loaded pistols in thei lads, who ct . i- spire to force the enginee ,It the pefilNAoe
 instant death to go ahead alu speed, Es matter what trains may be betting or wha fe obstacles may be in the way. gRder such cir or cumstances, what could belxpected but [ "a, disaster at home and loss of pEtige and pow IFS CT abroad? The lesson admistered to us he severe one. Let us profit ! it before It l C. too late.-- New York Herak
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
DIES ARC, ARKANSAS:

WEDNESDAY. :. AUGUST IA, 1881.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
ipf a 5 l.
he Senator
5f the Senate fo,


 dbf pa of the Senate for M
 bag; and sl President of the SaI
 i, the ninet en.h day of FebruarysN ~. hadred and gixty-two, open all the NJ tiiicSestes and the N btes for President and M President shall th 4sn be counted, as directJ said Coastitntion SEC. 4. ft-~ Fesiaent of the ConfeaHa States shall pc %Aaugurated on the twqtsS second day of Feo luary, eighteen hundred aa sixty-two. !. si
 l SEC. 5. be It prther enacted, that inass the State or shia shall adopt and rifs 1 the Constltut,on pr the permanent goyerts ment of the Cohio crate States of Amerieab4 fore the eies,ioa& e Tn this act provided for shl shall be ehtl.ipu D elect sixteen membpn < the House or effsentatives: and the Ststo, , North CaIoltho' like case, ten members h5 State of len',sssE, in like case, eleven; ua I the State oi All hsas, in like case, four mem " hers; the same Ing upon the basis one men; Der for every niFy thousand representadv ,,, population, anu De additional member for |, fraction over ontaaf of the ratio afofeaie | in each of saia otes, under the census o,us ss United otates' fsn in eighteen hundreds s4 os sixty, ana DeilI 'e same basis of resressut,i t ton fixed Tor seien original Stats in ,sl l. Constitution rt .Pefaanent government 'e SEC. 6 Bstfurthetsnacfed tbst tha rnles and priiplesl shall Ss obTsfSedd m ed ss41 ss H- rIIo narnnsr oPrssidential Eleetors < ;, Y States aforesaAs in the other savan oai'..s s' v "" States. 'D' as ss' Approved R q, 1851.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
son of old Yach., is Louisiana regimeat. It Ae Sth ut. A

W~ \
 ton correspondent g taXin a great quan-
 bfAS their respective Jan 1Aaition of things. Ithin A the defeat of he lerthroV miles of it's d t hicnItt Z FgSAe Cove n, ie of llkin@ z. .e osSthrow this staining itself. P'nSnt is h- 'ny do'l we can give h.s.
 rashin 7''e Sncfln-
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

s?TsgentlsiA< \ s3~ cart 'rennssa;sss s;s.rsS We .,.OItss.d4 Mtoes R' injustice this "a give ls lt sH saHri5tS my m 0t N 1.s W wolf of the North aSdS asd x e'iS psfns.nGsn fnsnsnt hsTs soSe ,o Donld IL dla M access to our to kedEirect questl,oprs righti& Una that of s suniversau gover,ah been tlsh.,tt ant broc] that srs 6aas tIgsss the h prosperity o, T sFsta sgalnl !,,E Xas Government err did 'F box E6 5l lsss'orthy is. of s.a1gls gls''si, s,ps ,F's ern clFacy @ .yy,,sh who this strpgglsa any ensnt or prlvlle.g6mree
 est faAm the governllsd overaticed this
 woaot that hat' the charge
 from 6sd ni,s t St' 'seeIisved efss i'l by some. |
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

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n TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas, on the LIST day
L of uns, A. d., 1860, H "A. Hart and Mary ).
Hart, his wife, executed unto Austin Cor0in -
Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying u
said Trustee the land in lin Oh county, Iowa,
described - follows, to-wit: The northeast
quarter Of section No. eighteen lls,l - township
NO. eighty-one [Si north Of range No. SIX ~
east Of the 9TH p. A.. which said conys sance
for the purpose of securing the payment Of nine
Hart. da ted the LIST day Of June, ", 1860, and
one Of which WAS payable - follows,
to-wit: for the sum Of fifty dollar,
change on Nes York City, ana with interest u
the rate oa tsR q a the notes val s.
found il the Deed Of Trust, recorded on page sol,
book -" of Clinton county records.
And now, SAID described note having be-
come due and payable, and the said ID. A.
Hart having failed to pay tls same, Austin
Corbin, Trustee aforesaid, - hereby give
this pu bile notice that, by vii,ue Of the pow.
or which is in me vested BY said iced Of Trust
will, on Saturday, the 18th day of July, A.
ID. 1861, At the hour of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon of idday, 1T tho Court House door, in the
City of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at public auction, the parcel Of land above
described, or SO much thereof - shall b neces
sasy 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said not,
with the interest thereon the day Of SALE t0geth
Or with I'll the costs and expenses attending saic
sale, costs OF this notice and IRustee'sfees.
Dated the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1861.
AUSTIN COKBIN,
jne6-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
LEGAL.

,rRUSTEES SALE-WHEsEAs, ON the &c
/ day Of April, A. u. 1854, Joseph tilton ano
Kowsna .Tilten, his wife ,executsd unto Abnsr u
vison - Trustee, certain deed Of trust,
20 said Trustee the land in scott county, lowa des
cribed - follows, so-wit: The north half Of ths
south east quarter Of section twenty 70 IN town
chip No. seventy nine 1871 north otrange three
81 east Of the fifth r. n which said csnvey
ance Vas made By the said Joseph Tllton, to-
the purpose Of securing the payment O. certsiI
promissOry note and the interest thereon, slgLoC
By said Joseph Tilton, dated tho I'D day q
April, A. D.. 81, for the sum Of four hundred
and eighty ($4SO) dollars, payable TO tho order o.
kyal y. Clifford, one year after the date thereof
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said Joseph Tiiton hav
ing failed to pay the same, save and excepting
the sum Of two hundred and forty S24o( dollars
l, Abner Dawson, Trustee - aforesaid, DO hereb,
give this public notice, that BY virtue Of the Powe
which il in me vested By said Deed Of Trust
and ct the request Of said Clifford, will. Q,
We dnesday the II III day OF July, - tn
hour Of Two o'clock, in the afternoon
Of aid day, 1t the Court House doc
in tho City Of Davenport, expose an
offer fr sale It public suction, the parcel Of lsnt
above described, or thereof - shall be ne
esary . satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
and the Interest thereon TO the day Of ogethe
with eli the costs and expenses attending ssis
sale, cos u Of this notice and trustce'sfees.
Dated the 2vth day Of June, a. v 1861.
ABNEk DAWSON,
ine2ll Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
Davenport, lows, July I'd, lsel-dtd

FTVRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the Let day
i Of June, A. u 1850, H. A. Hart and MARY
J. Hart, his wife, executed unto Austin Cosbin
a. Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying q
said Trustee the land in Clinton county, Iowa
described - follows, t0-wit Tho s0ush-vssl
quarter Of section seventeen In in township No
eighty -one ISL north Of range number six Is,
cas-, Of the 5th prineipsl meridian which ssid
conveyance was made BY the said H. 4. and
Mary J. Hart,f the purpose Of securing the pay
msnt Of nine certain prom:ssory notes, sigped 81
said II. A. Hart dated the lst day OF juno, A. D.,
1850, and one Of which Was paysbls -
follows, to-wis: for the sum Of fifty
dollars. due in one year from data, payable
with exchange on New York City, and with inter
est 1t the rate Of ton per cent. per amman SITTER
maturity. full description Of al the notes
will be found in the Deed II Trust, recorded on
page 303, book -" Of Clinton county records.
And now, said described note haviag become
dus and payable and thesaid 3. 4. Hart having
failed TO pay the same, !, Austin Cosbin
Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this pub-
lie notice, that ~ virtue Of The power which IN
me vested by said Dsed Of Trust, will, On Set
urday, the 18th day Of Jaly, =. p. 1851, -
the hour of nine s'olo:k . the forenoon q ssas'
day, ct the Court House door II The city q Dsv-
export, expose md oGsr for sale, - pablie 60
ton. the parcel Of land above dssedbeds o. %
much thereof - shall BE- necessary 70 satisfy
and nay the amount Of said note, with the IN
tsrest d srson 70 the day Of sale, t6gethes With
I'll the costs and expenses attending said 81"
costa Of this notice and Trustse's fess.
Dated shs 18th dsy 81 ys.s, =: 2: ~.
~, ,e6-dtsl 1Ie.sso.
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SSIONEES' SALE. IN PURSUANCE

a SSIGNkES' SALE. IN PURSUANCE
IA Of On order Of the District Court Of the
County of Scott and State Of Iowa, the under
signed Assignees' Of Cook 1 Sargent snd Sargent
b Dixwell, aud Of the individual members Of said
firms. will offer for sale ct public auction, the ~
sets Of said firms and individusls, consisting OF
notes, accounts, judgments and real and personal
property; list Of the eame can be seen at the Of
day Of sale. The sale will take place Ct the door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Davsnpst,
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, on tho third
day Of August, A. D. 1861, commencing 81 ten
o'clock A. II.
Terms Of sale cash.
GEORGE L. DAVENPORT,
J. WILSON DkURY,
Assignees'.