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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
DIES ARC SAL00N!!

ITO! every one, that would have something l l. good for the inner man! Old Peach and Honey the finest Whiskey, Brandy, Wine and Bitters of every kind fitted up and accommo- dated to the taste of the
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

There cometh glad tidings of joy 10 all To young and to old, to great and to small; The beauty which once was so precious and
 rare, Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

WE print on the very best paper, and shall spare neither pains or labor in the mechanical execution of our work.
 Call on us, and see that we will do what we say.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

MATTRASSES-CO SHUCK & HAIR.
 Together with a large lot of useful Goods, which I will sell low for CASH.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
BLACK RIVER.
CURRANT RIVER.

Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay ...s... Doniphan .............
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
LANDINGS AND DISTANCES

On White River and Tributarie
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

Mir. GEO. ". VApES and Mir. HECK B KEN DALI, always on hand to dispose, but not to be disposed of.
 Des Arc, Ark, March 16, 1866.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02


An important action VS. broughs up in tAs supreme
Court before Judge Lott yesterday tnsoviss ths qnes
zion Of the right Of any person 20 onssrucs wharf
pier 30 ~ 10 interfere wRhrhe public usscsspsoG The
suit brought by abs fios CosmtoDss sgaisss Jsmes
Nesmh and oihsrs, owners % me property known a.
ard based on the act Of 1857 which imposes tine OF
s2s day, 80 long a the obstructi0n coAtfnhes
on being notified % remove the mDa II was claimed
by the defence thaA Tho Pilot, Oommiseonsn have
Jurisdiction them the wharves being private prop
ery madc by the various scts b the Lcgkiature;
that chs Plot CemmsOnen wesS Apppiused with juris
dctcn over the port Of New York bpt thas the phrase
port Of New York does mot include tho shores Of Brook
Iyn This position 10 shown BY the action Of tho fham
her Of Conmerce In Tsfa&ne 70 recognise hs discharge
Of veses on the Brooklyn side unsss by the ccnsen, Of
In Ill the old charters Of the city OF New York Il dis
upctly stated that all che sxtesUr line Of the city or
water front dedicated public but 10 the city
OF Brooklyn this water front wm secured 10 private
owners. tfA haMthA8M 4fe
For the Pilot Commissioners "a argued that abe
vaterS of the North and East nverh inciuoing nosn
shorea the properly OF The people o. the sh.s 9.
New YORK and cannot BE- sltnssed, ana thss me rlot
Commissioners have jursdicuon IRON spayten Dnyvli
river and thai the port Of New York includes brookn
The Court considered the question one o. great I'M
porance 70 the people Of the state and me parties nm
medaiey interested and one which resuireo more de
Liberation than could be given BY judge sitting NJ
s.sru ana Thought IL bess 70 put on 70 tne 0snera
Term. The case was Dismissed. 10 ts
~ .t. . G~urr Calendar This Day.
Crncur cerRr. lpooKLyx-Nos los, lis lag, ss, w.
p2 p3 i2t, f40 1877. Ns w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
r HE CURT S .
United STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Inpsrtast 20 Cigar Iusporters.
Before Judge Smailcy.


Before Judge smaiey
George " Fabr aoatsa Hirs~ Barney This was an
action 70 recover the OF ell5 49, alleged have been
exsctsd from the plaintiff cargo Of cigars by de-
fsndant while Collector Of the port The alleged exAc,on
pal un6sr protest. and appeal taken 20 the Secretary
Of the Treasury u accordance with the provisions Of the
statute There was question raised which was sob
United 70 the Jury - 70 the tssnssyi N connection with
Tho service Of the appeal e ne 2. .ae ~
and addressed Il 70 the Secretary and supposed that
had been mailed in the ORDINARY course d business To
@ he AS 40 reply Il
regard % inc sctos Of hs 9gpssssM rns :, , nes
market here over $40 thousand and not oyer go
thousand snail pay OF eighty cents ponnd an. OF
over 20 thousand Che importer :hsl psy pou ,s
T.. :Ses SSs custom s' ass.s sss:s
boxes &C. increasing the invoice price, and upon these
additional charges estimating the dutsbls valss Of the
goods 70 the ansunt, with intsrssA a $40 y, the
amount claimed 70 have been illegally enacted and now
souahS 70 DO recovered The acon Of the appraisers
the legal question st isss and dsced ~, favor
plaintiff BY The Court ruling IN compliance with no
Of the goods SHAH be- sssinsssd snly on sstvalus
Wholesale price Of the geods ~ ne markc wne pur
chased The question q Act = ssns service o. app.
jury that body, after short aheeqccs me int0 court
with verdict for he plaintiff for the whole amount
Shit nv nm Ex-Drcmber 81 Csugress Asaisss
che City Tor Danases fer Personal Injurfes.
Before Jodge Nelson
In December Of 1857 william p Eheeaeid. sx-menber
OF Congress from Rhode Island while crossing the lower
end Of the Cy Hall Park hit h right foot against some
Woscon above the level Of aad broke bis
thigh bone Upon the trial Of the case 10 the United
States Circuit Court, before Judge Nelson and jury
appeared in evidence that the stump over which NJ
ShsGed claims " have faen dia1aDt about four
tsen nchss from ihe curb OF the Sidewalks and Wa about
inches high and four inches Diameter - the top
The jury upon second trial Of the CASE give the PLAIN.
Nn vcrdics for $40 00 From Ibis Judgment tho Coun-
sei 70 the Corporation appealed 10 the United btates
Supreme Court, where the fully argued last
Tuesday by Mr. Richard OGormAn on the part Of tho
CITY, PLAINTIFF in error and by Mr. Shefheld HID own
behalf. Decision reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
ntlrR of sIaAxsrs,
70 rae rprros or rn. nnv ro~x nnAIp.

I, 70 rBs Eprros on rnE sew rosx HxRALp.
,.,t....ss WsworA jar. "A, 1897
Thinnlpg line Addressed 70 you might Be the means
Of renewing, II noe satieyins, The minds Of asxions
f,esds or relatives Of person giving his nse II ASrsn
taer or twenty who first made h8 Appearance "A this
agency on mo 2th Of Novsmbss iass ara ~ho ded a.
Az 10 Information Hthered concerning biz family IL
that his father either formerly wAs Or o. present "A con
nccfed with the Nrw YosK HxRArD Office Particulars
concerning deceased, 40 hr ~ kno~n wilf b. eady
given any Of the friends mqping by alet,er addressed
20 the undersigned al wewoks, Seminole Nation, ~
dian Territory, caro- ef Geerge Rcynesds United states
y HAYES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
j'tw ICOAgrvvIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIFIc MALL sgRAsspp, cphPAEYs
II THROUGH LINE

CARHTInG uRtfkD. sTAyt,S NAIL.
- -. VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. r
ss,sr. esvs ps p North river font Of Canal street. at
tfsSsssI ~ kisiHS sfz n, captain w. O. rurser, con
necunF Win xyNIANA- CxptAln Sutton. 80 rfA
Febvunyy hhAHEkNY cHAuNCEY, Captain A. a..
ca ssrrsss.ag 80 ssg.as ays.y
ccnne gt!ua via eoL1Ex AoE. Captain LspiqSs mo
shueparnr8 sUuch q wapulcC those 81 LIST and list
Rnna9a wnh steamers for eouth Pschc pprls
M 80 Isn ior Csntrs American ports, and those % LIST
D.Istots % Ilth each month connects with tbe
seas hne ffeEu fn1nr1afo Australia and New Zealand
steamer ~ hyvQh il 1871, will connect with tho com
Isnys NetnNv Co1 ora DO, 10 cave sNn francisco foe
foknhame and Hong Kong on April 3 1867.
~, ~ Esnas ssEeas Anowcd saeh sdu'k nsdeses and
ros passage hsksts ana an nsrhss information apply al
New ycrk y. n 1Any Assnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

TArvrox, Feb !. 1897.
Tho Dighton wooIlen mills ut Dighton, owned by WIN.
Cobb and others totally destroyed by nre a
clock TIL. morning Loss $40 900; insured for sbsal
asQQ0o. The lire originated In ths boiler room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
saooxlYn LAW COURTS.
D uitea .,sases cemmi..fsner's Csurs.

rnited Ssnses Csmmissfsner's Csurt.
1ao .arUperi Before Comnissiencf Newton ~
"a re gs1,ss Nases 70 7sho~, Dvseias q Lepd~ Tho
evidence N the case OF Triton, DeveIia Lsvan Who
bsve been on ,ds for some months before Comm sssonsr
Nswiou has been concluded and yesterday tho argu.
men,s were commenced; 70 tncre prospect "
conclusion beng reached one OF these days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

Charge Of Mutiny ON Beard . ship-Csrtsss

s.,- C.~.~.~
e. Case. 4. Il i
before commissioner osoorn.
rs United &a'' o. cAar's' Aeny' cAsr's Se1ss.
"wa"s Weoes' Ae"ss a. ."'.sos' 1877" -
znso"'o cArsasan Tho defendant, are charge WIN
American schooner Albert Irea' vn,e on INC so,ss'
pars Tor he government and NJ Charles Dcnohos for
-. ss......,. -
samuel B. Kssns. sworn lam masssr Of the schooper
A,hert rrsat tho last wss "a the Wes Indies anS
back % New YORK; =. ,sa Dsesnssr AND 60. s.e,
JanaAY ~ 1901. me sCnoonst OcTnss ~ ~. A.
PENDANTS; they wers the Grew Chass. keuywas .ss
mate Sss ~ pA ccocs = me ~ sfsr
5000 ted tbs watch thas ths Dnsai shcsla be isesd
:. four me mate yas not q sSek s:cs ~ ,as,
The mase wss called and ordslsa ban Y re- ss NAM W.
aasns.n 20 oe roefed sook We wness momw sw
and TOLD him = lover me ~ sna 80 ~ we = .h al
s DONE and that 20 SuM die charge * The tssss.
hinssf; .d, II asn nases q ses vessss myss,5 ana
no enc shan epey yoSs sespea ,s re, .as
what the men Do and know M 9n,anessi Il ioIa D,
INN one W WE usuoI - wvus9 ~ ~ ~
would have 70 sivc up sAe vsssss q pSnsed = ms
darsd p Iss!s. o. in.erieIe VIII ns @ep went below
w nssss ~ tS.s "a shs 49, "a ~ ~
vessel; va wore then forty iles seathas & Cape Hsp
open, and about one h9ndrsa ap9 MY OF ilxy mnss
sss . ne AZ noe snsvs, n1s vsne forward ma aid
NO, Dc ~; the other men vere Ill deck, standing
around told the men 70 lower away ne 81! sAd they
wo9a NOT 90 sery cursed me, ssc easo me ~ ono
fooi ~ tus aoi0nuAns wcro ~ 49, -
ebey my orders; asked Thomas u no knew sny,nin
ABOUT NE muslny Nc 40, 49, -. ~ ~. 49,
osp1ve9 my Au.noIty ,Dr snrsys, - ny y na -
nr oc,sck % sn ~, a 10 sha. wen osrs,h. 4,
commena tne anp 49, sS Ss 4; s.. nc s,s', ~
mile from Long Descn, wrS 1t y ~ ss ..s sss
ave mile. from nee D % rSuna ,S ~ mann
ne,ng sse sescI ..os 70 49, -. - - NJ ,s ~ -,
~ ~ ,o~srsa ~ sne Ss !, ~ khasI "a
MeAS sniR; tne aA's n,"s ~ 49,. ~ E 49,. 1919
swescd ~Hsru UP 81, sno oOeyeu, .no vess.' roo.o
a. 3D. Y I'll "a oo..,.1 n,;, ~. \. " W wy
1rssf frh,s 60. ynsd IL. vitrsss ~b
- - ss.ns"p 80 - - W $50, rcans n, nm.
~ - 80 49, a. - srA r~sS scac~ unas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02


TyOopER TNsrTrtTE.-DR HEBBARD LECTURES
" shis evening sSkn; Hair BAungy Dresa Asw Corps
nrisnt sihc nssAsss = lsfs,bs rssH back~Ssss RASH
mana Hs~ ssss fhsa Hsw smell sweet How do
snen strong. Quality and quantity Of esthng Dccessasy
Bathns tn 0me. The nssscf; tic tnnnsDcs Value of
. - LIZ. 100 oln.
71R0FERsOR AGAssIzS LECTURES
delivered t invitaaos % he Nov Yosh Association for
the Advancemento OF ScleDcs and ArA la 1911
Tue cctlsse snslung 81 ~ lecssfe. yin ~ delivered
the large hall Of the Coopsv InStituts - folovs-
pa r.yudss 49, esssjvts The osoccsAi FORMATION OF
Iscsdsy. YES IL. he River ~ BASIN ana rren,Ar~."
Tnesdsy. Feb. KTh Ancient ssAcez IN tho Trepics
II Mondsy Fsb Bsrhs Aquatic Animals Of the Amazon
yednesdny, Feb Thu LAsd AninAis Of south Amer
Tuesday. Feb 2s'Ihs xoaleys ana Native Inhssi.ns
Commencing ~ 3 O'Clock each evening" ,
Price eta Nkes for the whole couren Five posr~ The
number VIII ~ limited 70 the capacity THE hall
TleheHs b otfAinsa a tho fonovtng plxorshhau,
prnegist IL broadway; Hcfcman Co. Druggisss under
Nahas Hstri ppAetDn On. s<S Brosowsy; scrbn.r
1850 Fsssssul stress Gssyei Mssa D,usss. u z,
farx ruw Amxriean News Company Is Nass." s,rsa
the rooms u The association, Cooper Insttu4A seDno
door on wl3IttU III fn"If3 10 lNA- GN . &
The tickets already subscribed 800 numher, will 10 de-
Dvered Immediately 70 the subscribers In person
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
''' POr.rTIcAL.

TT ~ PATTY .-rORLORN HOPE. ALL, WILLSG
~ Join phase send And address 70 has"ng A.,
ia East thirteenth srcei. THO H. JOMLiSsvS frrsN
cf.fi FRENCH ADvERTIs NEVIS. "
IINB JErNE PARIsIEYNR. CoNsAIssANT PAR 4
u iacnpeGt "a langee, desire douner oes icons ra
dresser Nv 1xs tsrck stsst -e N-hk@ a. IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

lSUcKoo CLOCKs. wH0LEsALE AND RETAIL
" FRANKFIELD CO., paientees aud sole maBufsctn-
yrrx Ladies wa.rber With Lnckst for nkcnssses
bcdss gree, variety Of hns Watches, French Clocks Jew
- - A, FRANKF1ELD = Coz .
- Sinth corner ~ r0uveent See and 30 Eighth
avenue corner OF TveDty-sirth sroet rr5N ff n
---A- A4l - -
L,OR SALE AT A sACRrFTGE--ELEGANr DIAuOSD
1T Of kArrings and Bvoash also gold Hussrnx watch
AID 0nAce sHtt 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
FINE ARTS.

NyAsBys LIFE OF ANDREW JOHNSON, q PIC;
IN lures Dehis0 sasplsd ny NE American News Com
psny. Single copies IN ns "a N s..., .,,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

4 ucrroN srocK I A. ,,~r r1 e
"A Monday February q = l03l seck a 70 ss1a ssrss
nss sl s,s IGSs ps Heu %RfR AnssoSsssk ;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

NfADAME Ia MARS, THE GREAT cLArRvOYArr
uons promptly answered y 6Tsss stssS bsiwsss V,ssps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

II ppsoE RIVER AND. HARLRM RAILROADS
III Trains for Albany and Troy, with Northern
Rad Thirtah street Tenth Sand 10 A. M snd
s1rth street and FOURTH Avenue. g ia and fIsr IN
Sleeping cars attached 10 % and II r. trains On go
r. NJ Htsahcd sleeping every day except
ing saturdays which through ogdensburg r.
vi. q. Railroad. without chs ngca ll1@t ~ IL
Sunday train Hudson River koaf New York 10 Pourf
kecrNe and resurn leaving New York AZ 80 A. NJ on
Harlem Road FORTY second street Merton aud return,
leaving New York a 9A.M. ~ teHN. 81
WI. H. vASDERBILT vIee-rresident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02
ANTHOLOGY.

A rACf-xIss WELLINGTON TELLS or BUSINESS
~, mcft socs iacs ssd nunssra soz Bowesr opposite
4 TcARis MADAME ROSS MEDICAL ann BusF-
ness clsir.oyant has removed 70 lp Wet Fifteses y
street near Sfrth where The and
tells The name ~ the uer1n you WIN marry, Hrwarp 81 "
tersB rteenders who NY 70 initiate her. Lucky numbers
MADAME WALTERS, DiSrYN0rTsHEO cLsi Rvor
ssfs sss. ns@s sf. sos sg NJ csn ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

DY HENRY ". LEEDS q MINER. ss
ID HENRY. II. LEEDS AuCTT0NEER
On saturday febrnaryS al II O'Clock. in front Of Gales
No rs Liberty street, tr~ - Mea8E
HORSES, SLEIGH, HARNESS ROBES, BELLS, &C,
khe property ~ q gentleman leaving for Europe
A PAIR OF BAY MAREs-IJJs hands high, yesrs old,
hseA % - sound and kind In al harness. worry stylish
and very fast. N@
SLRIGH--Pour seats. eliy built and In order
HARNBSS-slser plate mounted made 70 order BY
Gibson. m XII lNf Isl .tE
WOLF AND FOX ROBEs-Two ssinss OF Bells, nearly
Can hs aeen an Inc morning OF nale y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

UcrIoN NOTICES Roth, AUTHORITARIAN
"A extraordinary onportunsH for the
trade over es6 worth q elegant and scnisel
Furniture Il pubnr sstcs thi tsausday) mornn& FeD-
pian 1hh tss1 seer 0iIth svssue consisting Of ani-
ncsnt ossweod pianefosa ss2si and Cover, Al Iodern
three eesstfg ra suIta yi1 he richest dsscE
PAntnss By eminsnt Arsta Velvet Rrssss and ngssin
Capst; FSseWooA 1taSereA style Of Lons XIV. se,A
bauk uslust fxbla 0u6et snd Dining OhSrs
nstcA Oval ana rsT Nirror black walnut suis osvsrse
with hatrcoh and nrau reps: baek walnut rosewood
Beistesds Ana Bu2Saoa Spring and Nair SofIs
and Reeks Gaso GseA Ohkna and 6vsr Ware. Cailerv.
AZ H-Kplfsbs rHen In attendance TO cart pack and
hin roos for pusehasersat reasonable charge I -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

JAMES 4. wOTf0N Hatye. General Agent IN Eurcp<
NyATrOvAB STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. N 81
ssfsAxsRs WEEKLY rs \ Nv ilIsaERrooL CALLING AT
,.-.... L.. /, ! egEEssT2ME.a gIen, Il !,
: DENMARK, CAPssin Thoneou, saturday. Februnry
VIRGINIA. Captain pr0Wse, Saturday, Januaryi6 VI
s4ELvEIlA Captain Tkempson. saturday. January ~.
EroLAfD calssn Grace. Saturday, March 2 Fl
Cshdn pAse~gA e1Q0; stearage, 90. sCfM y q .
ssrss. Esssss .istss. . srme parties from Liverpool
rkropsh passage 70 Pari. Antwerp hamburg Brrmsn.
a., ~ low ntes. 8En@MT TtsMTELN MN M&M1W. 4.
Crest Britain or on the cnuunen. hTrN s.A 0 III
FOR freight and cabin passage apply a. the once Of the
for asersgr tickets q the passage once 81 the com
pAny n BroaAway and 10 Pearl street. FULTON. =
~ y 1900 F.W. j. HURST. Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

Il. TAKING PAssENGERS 70 1870 as
LONDON. HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BHENBN.
., tins elowins payable Ia gold iis sauivsent in
~ v.4
For Tie arst cabin, Sis; second cabin, 50; serags
To. Be followed by The steamship hermann, W. n.
wenke. master. February y W
Fer freight or passage apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

sTroa .CNARJEeToN, O.. o.. TBn rl.oHrpA rokr
.aa ne ssush I'D Ssssh~sS Z. ne e.. Ssd.ls
Rsr a Eaa rscr n Saturday PehraAry 3ncense.ti1k
chArieslsn With the ssAuer DiCTATQR fer ais flo!d
porsa Passss tickets and bs Of lading Issued 70 all
The psspsi ponts on ~ sosih csscisn nsro.A and ecl
eSswheel stssnship QUAKER slTy WIN follow % sssu
Ssr passage &C., sp Esy{s q AxARy "a v., .r..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

the Aames On the Queen Of Texas,
in attempting to drive back the hid
eous tide Of ruin, by throwing in .
portion Of the rosf Of the burnirS
building, los, his balance, and vas
prccipi,.,.d backward. and down
vard.. = distance Of shirty'hve feet
falling smonss, the timber and lum'
Der below, thereby receiving serious
but net fatal injuries.
The damage sustained !, eons'd
crshlc but our citizen. should he
thankful /, Is n. more and taking
warning thcrcfrom should immediate
" make provisions to meet the next
conaarrs,ion. with more ccrtsintie'
Of speedy triumph over its desol'
ting hillows.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

When We look around u'
and L.- 10 much eKsrtior made 10
,,o,;d. dwelling. and business
house. for small capitalist meoh.n
10. and other. whose busine" or IN
cl;n,,icn. drive or lead them to the
town. and cities, We can but feel ana
express our satisfaction at 'he e'''
dencc Of growth and prosperity 'an'
exhibited in the dcyelopmen, OF en-,
,erprizc and the enhancement OF real
.,,a,. by our capitalists and hua7
ci.r- but when We visit the con"f!'
and find large tract. OF land yea
whsle districts Of fertile eoan'ry'
upon which no, onl y no helds are
cleared. or HOSES erected, bat upon
which there is not tree desdened,
or A stick removed snd when Ne sec
one. two. aud three hundred acre
field, uncultivated, and growing np
in weed. and b.shes, the fences rot
ting and going to rack when thore
are so many thousand hungry aud
homeless lahorcr. IN thi. and foreign
countries Who Would be slaa
to receive even one half tue produce
they would WELD, IN return for their
labor upon them, could they but be
sheltered and fed IN the meantime,
We wonder and enquire What has be
come Of the en,crprIae " farmers
aad landholder, the main plllra- IN
the temple of agricultural aud com
mcrci.l prosperity Are they un'
mindful aud regardless Of their N
tefe,t,. or are they asleep at the post
Of duty' II !, time for them ID
awake. and take survey Of the sur
rounding, The tide ha. now ar
rived 10 the affairs OF lsudholdsr'
which. # tsAcu immediate sdysn
acc Of will ed them safely and
.peciii, to fortune. Il not to fame
The foilo.lng extract from an sd
drc,, to the capitalists owning frou
one hundred TO ore THOUSAND acre,
of land IL Dallas county, which ",
copy from the Herald will address
Itself aud apply with equal force e
the land owners Of Harrison
suppo<. these hand Gamers should ca
up - thousand acres Of their rich prHt
re into small farms, SAY Vi 20 or =
acre, each, put w snail PLAN oabri
on each oder them for rrnt or impur
English Asriculturi-t. and settle thcu
On these small farms 1t has s.eu ,us
.csi.d that II there had been one or w.
hundred just such small farm, on-rv,
during the pas, season they would al
have been readily disposed VI
Nov the Investment IN TIA. name
would not be large but who tan est
mate the ',lu. OF such Improvements Il
the country. and to the oNuer Of th
land la the hrs, place, instead oi ~
ing a burden 10 the owner. the land All,
improvements, would pay him hand
some per cent In the next place hi
land around those small farms is ~
creased in value. an lastly. our p0pu
lation il increased in ~ revenue
In conclusion wee would ask hos
much would these one Thousand ncr.
oi land be enhanced N yaluc by BEN
brought into cultivation and s.iil.r7"nt
We think n small estimate would Dee a
least ten fold While at The same i'm,
instead ol bslpg TAR upon the own.l
they would be source OF i~tg. rryrnu
Ia him ~ well a. Of material ,d,aning
70 Nj. ,onuGy The subject ~ one c
ilppurAuc. 10 the land owner. anl e.
equal importance to III. country ., larp,
We hive merely toachcd upon It ~,
leave ,he details Ia b. .ntsrsd upon b
Tia. reader
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There were other small leses sus
tanned by different parties, in the
line Of axes, buckets, etc.
Uncle Joe's large two story build
ing was three times uu FIRE but was
saved by Il" daring efforts of Mr.
Malone, Nj Geo Davis, and little
Indian boy VIZ Geo. Davis. in one
heroic attempt 10 save this building,
succeeded in extinguishing the fame,
but lost his footing, and fell from
his lofty station to the pavement b.
low but without sustaining any very
serious injury
\ freedman by the name Of Green
Bcry whilst mauiully battling with
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that subscribers time has expired
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r... i, is more trouble 10 collect
newspaper subscriptions than they are
vnrth
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ton Companion, = Bapsiss paper
published at Jefferson, Tsiss, will
he found in our advertising coluns,
Nj. morning. The Coupssios y
very large paper. containing thirty
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s1y- A young lady whom we can
recommend as being fully competent,
possessing good education aud cx-
ueriepce as a teacher, dcssss a stu
alton as private tutor, or assistant IN
an organized school, or viii take
chatgr Of school in the country.
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sx- Dr. 7 \ Hairs ady"r'iscs :
la,qe stock of new and desirable
good. The spring is opening, and
now T. the time to change Jour
pIunaac Go to Harris s, the yoapl
gentlemen in attendance will take
Measure IN seeing sou aud IN cxhlG-
1,r, ,boir wares aud merchandise
and gill give you good bargains.