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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
N OFFICE

ITO ALL persons in any manner inter.
 ested in the estate of Martha T. Shnford deceased, take notice: that the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Martha T. Shu- ford, deceased will apply to the Honorable Probate Court of Prairie County, Arkansas at the July Term thereof, which will be be- gun and.hed at the Court House in said coun- ty, on the second Monday in July, A. D. '6l for an order to sell the following described lands, belonging to said estate. viz: s. N w. ] of Sec. 29, T. 4, N. R., 6 w.
 GEORGE TRAVIS, Adm'r. May 30 1m
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
STR.R YED

EROM the subscriber, in Des Arc, about N the 4th of May last, sorrel horse pony, with large white blaze in the face, one white hind foot, saddle spots on each side of his back bone, back of his weathers, his tail re- sembes that of flax nfane and tail, marked with an upper bit in the right ear not far from the point. Any person finding said pony will be rewarded by writing to or returning him to Ben. Blakeney, near Des Arc.
 June 12-tf. N. w. WANSLEE.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
TO THE PUBLIC.


 In as much as we have heard of vari. .ous msrepresentations and islanders being circulated in regard to the manner ir which a certain negro, named Jim, was dealt with by the Vigilance Committee at Austin, Prairie county, Ark, we deem il due 10 ourselves and the community we represented, ho make public state. ment of the facts in the case.
 We learned fresa members of the Vg- ilance Committee, at Stony Point, that some of the negroes under examination there implicated certain negroes in this neighborhood, aud aa Saturday we had two negroes arrested, one named Jim, belonging to Wm gaokson, and boy Sanco tha, MT. Jackson had hired. They were carried 10 the Masonic Hall, and Jim was first examined. He denied all knowledge of tue conspifaeyor or Of the boy who was said to have come oeer 10 MT. Jackson's. Jim was sent into an adjacent room and Sanco brought in-Sanco stated that boy named Henry, belonging to MT. Thomas, near Stony Point, came to MT. Wm, Jackson's, and sent sosne wo. men that were at the we'll for Jitn-Jim went out. but soon came back and told him that there was a man out there who want td 10 see him. They went out and the three went down into the new ground, where the boy Henry told them the pur- pose of his coming, and that the negroes were 10 rise and kill the white people, commencing at Searcy, Stony Point and Hickory Plain, simultaneously.
 The boy come back on Friday night following, and they had another talk, and promised to return the following Tuesday night. but failed 10 do so. This was eic- i'ed without any punishment being in- ficted. We then gave him some thirty or forty stripes, to see if he had concealed anything. He protested that he had told all he knew.
 Jim and Sanco were placed under guard, composed of good citizens, until Sunday morning, and care taken that they should have no means of communication One Sunday morning Jim was re-exam- ined. He said as others had told on him he would tell all he knew about 1t. His tale corresponded with Sai co.'s, in all the material points. but told much more than Sanco. He told US the names Of the ne- groes at Hickory Plain engaged in 1t, and who was their Captain and leaders, which we learned afterwards to be correct-con- clusively proving his guilt, and that he was fully posted in the details of the plot.
 He IS negro of superior intelligence and much better acquainted than Sanco. We adhered to the rules governing ex' aminations in courts. and avoided all lead ing questions, so that neither negro could guess at what we had heard or what the other had told. Jim received during his examination four or five stripes The examination was conducted by one member, who was selected by the com mlt1ee in the presence of the rest. Ate mature delberation. the committee de termined that they were only accessory and that they should be punished witt stripes. James received one hundred, anl
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
MASONIC NOTICE.

rTvHE REGULAR CORPORATIONS A
 | of Des Arc Chapter No 5. R. A.X2g M., have been changed from the frst/VN Wednesday night to the second Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. M., in each month. By order of the chapter. -
 April 5-3m. Secretary.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
VALUABLE RESIDENCE

FOR SALE OR R E N T. MINE ROOMS, LARGE CIsTERN, IN WELL. SMOKE HOUSE, STABLE, &c., on Buena Vista street, opposite the Public Square, in Des Arc, If not sold by the 10th of August, may be rented by respectable ten ant, (who will board a gentleman and lady) either for residence, boarding house or tav- ern For particulars, address
 JOHN H. QUISENBERRY. June 14, l86l-1m. se
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
NOTICE.

THE interest of Thomas McCarley in the | firms of R. c, Me Carley Co.,, and of Me Carley, Brown & Go. has ceased, and the under signed is the only authorized agent to settle that part of the business of the two firms:
 apfl7-tf K. C. McCAhLEf.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
TO ALI INTERESTED.

DURING MY ABSENCE. MY BOOKS, lD Notes, Accounts. &c., will be found at W. B. Crocker & Co.'S, who are fully au- thorsed to settle any of my business.
 LEVIN HARRISON. DEs ARC, June IS, 1S61-tf.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-10
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OPENING OF VOLUME XXI.

Departments of the Conledera.ed States
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Amnssfl1enis.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-HERRMANN.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRMANN.
IA ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Second Night of the
THE COMIC PROGRAMME.
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Reserved Seats rs cents extra Orchestra Stsls s1.
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SATURDAY, TWO PERFORMANCES.
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NO RESERVED SEATS NO RESERVED SEATS
Dors open la Matinee 10 at l2t precisely
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The sale Of Matinee tickets 80 cents eachj viii
Friday at the Academy OF Music, Sibes Brcusngs and
ALL THE MUSIC STORES
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RARNUM's AMERICAN
Y MUSEUM
1 SATURDAY . w. Sept. %, 1861,

SATURDAY, Sept e. 1867.
o.,,, q, GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY
Tn ,ha sEIF vi FeBBrr6hb DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
~ "' A1 AAh1sooN ct O'clock,
"esen u "nen VII ne prodaeed the domestic drama
fhE ShoSs OF GOLD,
which full OF thrilling interest ana s.o An. t.,.,,
THE TWO BUZzARns -s' 'a'e0
which has never failed to shs saiisns. ID,
THE LAST DAY OF THEIR REPRESENTATIONS
VINO VIII not see nleIn once moref Remenber
LADIES, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
tnas tns enables 20 enjoy those
formances and return home before dak RemsmSsr ,s III
In addition to all this to be seen at ali hou,s without .,3
charge,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMJs.
OR RIVER HORSE,
FROM THE RIVER NILE. III EGYPT
the extraordinary creature e. whole snosl hin aav
THE GREAT BEHEMDfH Of TIE SCRfPTUPES
which 10 50 graphically sscribed IN the book Of Jcb
He l. stfictly su
AMPHI3tOU5 A.IaAL.
living under water of 1t, will 0at top water,
WALK ON THE BOTTOM on A RIVER,
under water and may be st the Museuin Ia the
ARTIFICIAL RIVER, SWIMMING AND WALKING
ffocking in hs native stream, tie historic Nile. he a.
sALAAMA HIS ARAB KEEPER,
who IL himself curiosity speeu Of that historic tribe q
men. Also DAY and EVENING. to be seen
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SNAKES AQUARiA, HAPPY FAMILY, SO
Miss DAWRON, DOUBLE-N0iCED VOCALIST.
Mile. MATILDA TDEDT.
The talented young ki0linfst, &c-
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DAY SCHOOL BELLA new Singing Book

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Rounds Caohes Duets Trio. Qusetts sd Choruses,
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Music The Elements Easy and progressive,
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1y tunes AID words embrace such ETY. Of lively,
G-ai.c sud soul lg and sentiments that no trouble
be experienced In inducing all beginners to on with zeal
ipaeqahng skill IN Of the mos. beauty
n hppnesyrdns and orderproducrg exercises Of school
s ln'mPciy Of Elements in variety and adaptation Of
nus and In excellence and number Of It's original Sc
ed and adapted claims by much to excel ell compeors-
twill found 10 be the beet book issued FOR Semi aries
Academies and Public Schools few sample Of the Ee-
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Il piled by Horace Waters author Of Sabbath School
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Militarp Notices.


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Mechanics and WorifnRmen Attend
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The Regiment is cuarteTed pleasant and heahin
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Col JAS. II. BULL.
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I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW BURLEsoUE.
AND EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
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drama opsrA' Ballet sE,vEN ts, eP!ls1'd SONS SIC
| with the following cat of cha seters;
Diavolae an I'D fayohe, formerly Of the Seven Sis.
teIs LIuIi hesue stoe
ssse smother Of the Seven Mis-. sa Stevens
Peabody. Yankee philharmonic. Mrs Lofty Housh
A'TsasS. E.sb lst .; S1y ss9s s AS a6S
poS. oS %tG oSi1 % foss AZ imported sS
alerwaId D Dah. ~ sques,renne. Miss lone Burke.
MO,''ss sferw.rd Ioe. s.llor Mi.s tIsnses
saPhuru. afssrward Haas. Dutch boy, ansrws,d ihs
Franlein pumprr neckel.. Mrs Msrlowe
Mephi'tOphies Afterwards young man abou. -,
Pluto Kna G si:: aci%:d caa.s SE''''''n
ever, Ia ever body. way. continually breaking out
Ia new place. with Union sOGs "Mr. Burnett
of ths Tbandersr fully iup,epaod with sae belief
ly have the bes. cuanco Of living to tight another
Jake Bsts Ns~Yors boy other than which no
Fred sRasr an ESs6 op formerly an oic.s the
Mickey IsGaa. one Of III. ;.ii anws.i;d si.S
M.esTs asfWsd sssiw an anmiis..sd xis Dul'A
As1andtT asrwmd Won Sly gentleman fTsa,onie
origin who has been spoiled by his appettehr Burnett
'n''"'' ono Of 'A' 'S''' '''' '' NJ w. E. nigs.rden
Ms Pluto the mother Of the Seven Sons as well .. the
maternal parent Of the Seven Sisters III trusted the
excellence the hrst rendition Of this character will
spoogiEe for It's second introductory g. Peters
THE MUSIC OF THIS OLA PODRlDA,
Including
A NEW OVERTURE,
and entre sc.ss, composed and arranged by
THOMAS BAKER.
THE EXQUISITE SCENERY
JAMES NJ ROBERTS
MINARD LEWIS.
THE NEW ANp I ELABosATE 3 M MACHINERY
NOVEL PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
By Mr. HENRY asd Assistants.
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THIs Saturday. NIGHT. Sept. "a
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"A 'T'''- '" H1ILON BROTHERS,
alone should crowd the house de Offer the celebrated
MADAME LOUISE r0URNAIRE,
TONY PASTOR, EToN STONE.
and q host Of others.
REMEMBEA THE GRAND MATINEE.
Commencing ct "a o'clock:
MONDAY NI0HT-BENEFir OF EATON STONE
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4 CHARLES sCRIBNER
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through his oruer pabhef, h. Rsdheld 10 become tho
AuleTicAn Publisher of
DEAN FRENCH
and has now in press from sdvsnce sheets.
COMMENTARY on THE EPlSTLEs TO THE SEVEN
CHUCHES IN ASA Revelation A. iii, by Richard Cbenevx
French ID ID. yui. i2fno
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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WINTER GARDEN.
W TONIGHT and EVERY NIGHT the bnli,n. and bean.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
win appear In the charming burlesqU- CINDERELLA, whic8
has been produced With mosic b the Conductor CHARLES
kOPPlTL including medley With solos f.p
every instrument, and brilliant scenery by Getz and
and startling efects The nc 10 sddiEion Mrs.
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