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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-16
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Athe Wonderful Revelations
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09


 A SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-A cor respondent of the Richmond Examiner, writes from Accomac county, Va, as follows:
 T have seen nowhere an account of the phenomenon which appeared in this county on the 10th ult., and which I believe to be without precedent. On that day, while the ground was thickly covered with snow, and a fierce fall oi hail in progress, the whole Eastern Shore was visited by one of the sevcresi thunder storms that has ever been seen in this country. The lightning struck in various quarters, and so great was the consternation of the people al the spectacle, that many thought tho end of the world was certainly ap- preaching.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

A GENERATION OF PROSPERITY Ex- pEcTED.-The San Antonio (Texas) Ex- press, speaking of dry seasons and crops, has the following A
 There is tradition among the old settlers of this frontier that the seasons of prosperity in agriculture are period ical. According to the tradition, there is ten years drought out of every forty years. The section has just passed through more than ten years of unusual severe drought. We are about to enter thirty years of prosperity. Our farm CTS should be "setting their house fin order,' fitting up their fences, prepara- tory to the fine crops to come.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Produce Merchants
 31OFrOnt St., Memphis, Tenn.

TT will be seen by the above announcement, l that we have established branch of our house in New Orleans, under the management of Mir. W. s. PICKETT. m old an experienced cotton merchant in the New Orleans trade thereby offering to our customers the advant- ages of either market for the sale of cotton and purchase of supplies.
 jan5- WORMELEY. JOY & co.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
What is the Use

What is the use of removing ydur.-
 Ifyou do not intend to tarry? What is the use of your wooipg maid, N
 you do not intend to marryi What is the use of your buying coat,
 If you never intend to wear it? What is the use ofa dwelling for two,
 If you never intend to share it What is the use of your buying book,
 If you never intend to read it And what is the use of cradle to rock,
 If you never intend to need it?
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
Steam SaW-Mill.
SyR0NG X SHELBY

fINAkE pleasure in informing the public that l they have put in running osder, the steam Saw and Grist Mill on Mrs. Qaarles place on White river, four miles below Dss Der or grind at all times, and will he pleased to receive orders, and promptly fill tho same.
 Terms-CAsH.
 mars STRONG & SHELBY.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
Fertilizers.

s.No man of comrhon sense," says Hon. w. Newton, in his letter to the Farmer of last month, s'can suppose it possible to cultivate proitably, poor land with hired labor; and under our new system fertilizers must be used to a much greater extent than formerly"
 Nothing can be trucr than that to farm profitably, under the changed cir cumstances which surrounds us, we must enrich our lands. We cannot af- ford to make half crops. We cannot take four barrels of corn where the same labor will give eight, or ten bush- els of wheat, where we may as well have thirty. Wemust cconomize labor by contracting our surface cultivation, and by enriching what we do cultivate, that it may approximate at least its maximum of production.
 To do this, the portable fertilizers of the market must and will be used, even more largely than ever before. Those that are we'll and honestly manufac- tured, and good natural guanos, have an intrinsic value which cannot be overlooked, and they have the taking quality of giving us on poor lands the crops that belong to fertility, and of cheating sus into the belief that ..our barren fields have become, by magic, rich. They will be used. therefore, more and more, and to the prudent and judicious, will be- the instrument of improvement and wealth.-[A American Farmer
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
WITHOUT EsEsARDyOyAVg-C

" ls sA'ss ,sl !. V N a.ss A Rs s1 sEO tAE4t E. And not to bs Paid for unless per 10 :, :. feotly Satisfactory!
 i00 Magic Cased Gold Watches 900 To ao0 100 Ladies Watches Enameled l0O,to 3,)0 200 Gold Hunting Chrouometer
 Watches o5o,o aeo 200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 to o5o 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches l50 to 200 300 Gold Hunting American Watchesl0o to 25o 800 Silver Hunting Levers 30 to I.O 500 Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to o5o 800 Gold Ladies' Watshcs 50 to o5o 1000 Gold Hunting Lcpines 50 to 7:, 1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 50 to 100 ,, 500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to 5o 5,000 Assorted Watches all kinds 10 to 75
 HaF Every patron obtains Watch by this arrangement. costing but Sl0, while it may be worth Sloo. No Nopartiaiity shown aFysa
 Messrs, J, HICkLlNG X co, I49 Broad way, New York City, wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Ger tlhcales naming the articles are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles named on their certificate, upon payment of Ten Dollars. whetherit he Watch worth ST50 or one worth less The return of any of our certificates entities yon to the article named thereon. upon payment irrespective of its worth, and as no article valued less than $10 is named on any certificate it will at once be seen that this is
 40 Lottery, bm straght .forscord 1egit;,aafe
 Transaction, srhieh may be participated
 m eeen by he most fasfidious!
 A single Certificate will be sent by mail post paid, upon receipt of 9 cts, five for Sl. eleven for S2, thirty-thrce and elegant pre- mium for S5, sixty-six and more valuable premium for Slo, one hundred and most su- perb Watch for Sl5. To Agents or those wishing employment this is rare opportuni- y, It ls legitimately conducted business, duly authorized by the Government, and opcn to the most careful scrutiny Try us,
 Address J. HICKIAING N CO. deco-Sm li9 Broadway, New York.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

THE WHEAT PROSPECTS. From every portion of the country, we get very tavor- able accounts of the wheat crop. A con siderably greater breadth of land was sown this last fall than for several years pre- yious, and with Ba continuation of good seasons, such as all true churchmen regu- larly pray..for, the yield will be something nearer the amount requisite to supply the county than it was last season. But even with the most propitious season, from this time forward, there will be much less raised than the county can consume. Our farmers did not put in enough wheat, and reserved too much land for cotton They will learn by experience however, and bitter experience it will be to the farmer who relies upon cotton another year [Columbia Herald and Gazette.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

WAGES OF LABoRERs.-The report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for January contains an elaborate compila- tion of the statistics of the wages of farm labor throughout the country. II is hased on the orieinal return from ev- cry State in the Union, every county being represented in portion ofthem. It also includes the territories. The average rate of wages for white labor without board, is made BPS per month :; S15,50 per month with board. The av- craze rate ot freedmen's labor is SIG :: with board furnished, S9,75. The high est rates is in California, which is S45. Massachusetts pays the next highest, S3S. The average rate for the Eastern States is S33,00; in the middle States, S3O,5O. qfa da4
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
AN APPORTIONMENTl

subject tthe following regulations.
 Certificates of the various articles. without regard toehoice or value are first nut into en- veiopes Saled up and mixed and. when or dercd, alf taken out by q Blindfolaed boy and sent y mail, thus giving all a fair chance, On receip of the Certificate. you will see what you Ire to have, and then it is at your option to 9nd the dollar and take the article or not. Pfrchasers may thus obtain Piano. Melodeon,l Sewing Machine, fold Watch. Diamond ling, or any set of Jcwelry on our List for 0re Dollar
 NO BLA NKS.
 SEND 25IENTS FOR X CERTIFICATE.
 In all tratsactons by mail we shall cbarge for forwarding the certificates, paving postage and doing tbc business D cents each. which must be enclosed when the certificate is sent for Five Greifcqtes will be sent for Sl. eleven for Si thirty for s, sixty five for Slo. and l00 for ;l5.
 AGENTS~tWe want agents in every town and county in the country. and those ine as such will De allowed ten ee,its on ,pxssy Certificate oTlertd by them ,,rovids remittance amounts to Sl ArentshWsA ,y t iect p cents ttr every certificate and IeSnir IS cents to us ether in cash or postage stamps. AgentS remttipg at once SEQ. will be entitled to a beautiful Silver Hunting Case Patent Lever Watch, and also 2G0 certificates.
 Please wliie sour Name, Town County and State, plainly, aud address all orders to
 WHICH AND GOLD IfWElRY COMPANY decl -lln .ib Liberty Street Vow Nnrl,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

 T. DEAN of Dean X McGinnis N. Y. Dean X Hale, Cincinnati JNO. D. ADAMS, of Little Rock, Ark. T. GAFF, off. X J ", Calf, Aurora, Indiana.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
.,c lries
-suo AND Dip no On White River and Tr1p ares
WHITE T.. ; FER.

n Memphis to mouth White Riv- miles.l ef
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

SALT YOUR CHIMNEYs.--In building a chimney put quantity of salt into the mortar with which the intercourscs of brick are to belaid. The effect will be that there will never be any accumula- tion of soot in that chimney. The phi losophy is thus stated The salt in the portion of the mortar which is exposed absorbs moisture every damp day. The soot thus becoming damp falls down the fire place. Our readers should remember or preserve this little piece of valuable information.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

We feel grateful 10 our many friends for the liberal patronage received siacc our com mcnccmcnt in Dcs Arc, and want no better reference to give new customers, than those who have tried us.
 We will make liberal cash advances on cot ton for shipment, or store
 A fair barter of goods for any kind of country produce nov17-Cm
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

WHAT HIGH CULTURE WILL Do.-The South Carolinian relates an instance in which the wife of one of the chancel- lors in Marlboro district set apart a quartehof an acre of the vegetable gar den ful lotion, and cultivated it with the house domestics. She made in spite of the unfavorable season, nine hum dred and eighteh pounds of cotton, or an average of nearly three bales to the acre.
 What better illustration could be of- fered that the true policy of our plant CTS is to make up for the scarcity of la Dor by high culture. A proper appli- cation of artificial manures will make our thin and impoverished lands equal to garden in productiveness.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
BLACK RIVER.
CITRRANT RIVER

Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay ,. Doniphan
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

J EstEF
 money will be refunded
 the stock comprises. amongst other articles. Splendid Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches Kings set with Diamonds, Rubies. Pearls Garnet and other Stones, (solitaire and in e,us'ers' Ladies set of Jewelry, comprising Pins and Ear Rings of the most fashionsble styles, set in Precious Stones of every variety. together with large assortment of Gold an,l Enanclled and Pearl Sets. Gold Studs and SieevtButtons of the most beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins, and an endless yafietJ oi Bracelets, Chains, Musical Boxes, Head Presses, Combs, Charms, Sc.
 In consequence of the great starnation of trade in the Manufacturing districts of France. and hNgland, large quantity of valuable Jewery, originally intended for the European market, thas been sent of for sale in this country, ana must be sold at any sacrifice Under these circumstances the s.WATCu <. GOLD JEWELRY CO.," have resolved mo,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09
GREAT WATCH SALE '

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, Giting rery Patron Handsome and Re- hobde lidtch .fcr Me dow Price
 of Tea DoHors.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-09

of every kind. MOhair Lustres, Fine Alpaca Lsastres, DOrible Width High COSOred SaxOny plalds. all Wool SlxOny Pi:lids, Extra Fine Plaid
 POpIins. Fine
 Paris rsopIins,
 BOn Jour
 Plaid. Paris Chene FOp.ins, Paris silk Poplins, all Wool Delaines, OGyarf0us COlors and lual- fsies, a Large Assort- meRt Of Sacanes,
 Shawss, Cioaks,
 Sontags, Nubias, Esreakfast Capes, EsaI- morals, KEOOp-Skirts. Cor sets, Ribbons, Chambrays. Fine Ginghains, Linseys. Etc. A FINE SELECTION OF LADIES. HATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
FROM NEW LISBON.
New LISBON, July 10, 1867.

NEW LISBON. July IU, 1901.
EDITOR OF THE STATEsMAN:-At a con-
vention of the Democracy and other white
men of Columbiana county, held at the
Court House some days since, Fisher A.
Blocksom and Thomas s. Hamilton were
enthusiastically nominated as, candidates
for the Legislature, Andrew j. Cowan for
Sheriff, Wilson Shannon Smith for Treasur-
er, John Willard for Commissioner, Jacob
Boston for Coroner and William Henry for
Infirmsry Director. Never since the Dem
ocrats failed to carry the county by from
800 to 1000 majority in 1854 through Know
Nothingism, have they had a ticket that
commanded the respect and will receive
the support of as many late Republicans as
will this ticket. Old Columbiana county
may therefore be reckoned among those
which will do their part at the election in
October towards redeeming the State from
the rule of the destrovers. The Democracy,
and white men and women generally, are
opposed to negro equality, and therefore
will oppose, with all their might, the black
manhood suffrage amendment proposed by
the late Radical Legislature, to our white
manhood suffrage State Constitution. =,
Push on the Democratic conservative
column. A glorious victory awaits us in
all the large Northern States at the coming
elections. Pennsy lvania will be Maryland
ICED, New York Connecttcuttsed, and ONO
Kentuckyized, and general readiness IN
augurated for the purpose of "Ieconstruct-
ing'' the present Radical Congress of usur-
pers in 1868. Yours truly. ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17

THE Reconstruction Bill as it is called
the Union Destruction Act as it is and will
have to be-which we give a full synopsis
of in another column, which passed Con-
gress on Saturday, sounds more like a
Turkish Firman sent out to govern the
Christians in Crete, or Russian Ukase to
govern Poland and Hungary than the act
of Congress protesting to aid Republi-
can people. 1t is stride towards despot-
ism which, if even attempted to be exer-
cised by England towards Ireland, would
create an outbreak that would send the
rulers into retirement as eternal as it is
Infamous. Yet in Republican America, it
is the act of party that now rules the
Republic, and is acquiesced in by the great
majority of that party retained in power
to restore the Union from its threatened
disruption.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
Ia H VOm9

Radical friend, are you the man who pro-
claimed few years ago that, whenever
the Republican party favored Negro Suf-
frage you would leave the party and vote
and act with the Opposition? .t
Are you the man who charged your
neighbor with lying, because he claimed
that the Republican party would eventu-
ally make that the issue, and called your
GoD to witness if it ever did that you
would end your connection with it for
ever?
Yes, you are. Your neighbors and
friends believed you sincere. -.....r
By this line Of argument you induced
some of them to vote with you. The time,
you referred to, has arrived. What do you
propose to do? If your love of country
predominates over your political preju-
dice, the time has come when you will
prove the sincerity of your words by noble
and magnanimous action. We bide our
time and await results
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
HOW You Does, nr. Lindsay I?

Truly NAV it be said the times are mo-
mentous! How sad the change-how
awful the future! In days not long since
gone VIC 1vrrc greabnrd prosperous COM
munity of States. The white race as a
race were then, as they should be now, the
governing power in all the States. But
the destroying tide of black Republican
ism has swept and is sweeping still over
the land like mighty bosom of destruc-
ton! The rule of fanaticism would bring
still further woe, and will if not stayed end
only in total ruin One of the immortal
fathers of this party of woe, Wendell Phil
lips, has said that nothing less will do for
radicalism than to have black man for
the Vice Presidency; and in the South the
negro population, are hurried on to the
belief that the niog ger element will soon be-
come a controlling power in the Presiden-
tial vote. One free Niger is reported to
have lately said, in Virginia, that the
blacks could give the casting vote for de
election of whom dey would" and that
many colored gentlemen in the South were
qualified ior~>'' de high position OBJ de Vice
President, and dat it was de solemn duty
OBJ de blacks to elect him or nobodyr y A
nigger calling himself 6 Mr.. Lindsay"
lately said. in crowd of his nigger as
sociates. in Virginia, that he ''nuver would
rest, till in desc times ofde big revolution, he
could 90 into any gentleman's parlor and be
cordially entertained ard addressed as Mr..
Lindsdyl' How you does, Mr.. Lindsay !?
Sarvanr, sar, Mr.. johnson! How you
doas Dinah? How's oil Mr.. jenkins?
White men of free Ohio, can you, will
you remain Indifferent to the perils that
crowd around us! By the glorious memo
ries of our sires, by our present hopes of
peace and promise of the future, resolve to
overthrow the tiends who have brought us
to the very verge of annihilation. We can
if we will save our country from future
war and total ruin. Let us do it! Believe
nothing that Abolitionists tell you, for
they have falsified all their promises, and
whether designedly or otherwise. have
brought us to what you see! Resolve then
to be true-to be free-and work with a
will, and Ohio will throw off the pail OF
darkness that covers her now with Egyp-
tian night. --.. -......ir- w.
| July 10, 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
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