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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31

hi SENSIBLE ADyIcE.--We take the fol-
lowing from the Corpus Christi Advertiser:
The most ridiculous thing man can do
is to sit down, shut one eye, draw his.
hat down over the other, place his elbows
upon his knees, clasp his jaws with his
hands, and brood over his imaginary or real
troubles. Success in life depends upon
the effort made to achieveit; and he who
grows faint and blue, falls behind in the
race. Work! That is the word. If you
are q young man, work. II middle.aged,
work. II old, work. Work with your
hands, Four head and your heart. II you
live to the age Of Methuselah, you can
always And something useful to occupy
your tine. There is nothing in Gods
universe designed to lay still and grow red
with rust. Don't sit down and imagine
that You are the particular object Of the
worlds contempt. Some one has truly
said, that pulling your finger out Of water
YOU might az we'll look forsa hole, as to
imagine that the world will miss you when
You die. Coin, then, on your own indi-
yiduality, and do the best you can. Set
your mark moderately high and climb for
it. Don't set it higher nor any further OFT
than your gun will shoot. Many q sports
man has lost his game by not property
estimating distances and forgetting the
range Of his gun. Weigh well J our capaci-
ty to do and learn, and If you have
nisgiyings in regard to your fitness and
chances for the Presidency, persuade your
self that it is not at all impossible for
your to succeed in some more humble
sphere BY exercise Of little good sense
in this respect, there can hardly be failure.
Honest toll yields contentment and trne
happiness. There isa field upon this green
earth for every man, woman and child to
operate in, and muscle and brains thrive
best when they are in motion. So when
you get blue, and feel as though you had
run against wall and could never scale It
ask yourself about how long it will take in
your present state Of mind, to become 9
nuisance. Unless yours is an old chronic
case, ten chances to one this question viii
have . salutary effect, and cause . favorable
reaction. Instead Of whining at fate pu,
your physical and mental machinery in
motion, and push ahead and up the grade
| Work more and despond less. Pin . rec
ant on your coat collar. Such q symbo
may tend to prevent your drifting into thu
worthless list, where, perchance, you nigh
lbe designated ssthou sluggard."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31

n Registration in Rapidcs up y
Monday evening; Whites oe4, paw
$500
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31

authorized by the Legislature were not TO
be sold at less than eighty cents on the
dollar, but in the present unsettled state Of
affairs, it is not probable that they would
bring over IS to 70 cents. What is meant
by saying "there was a possibility that
General Sheridan would indorse these
bonds " is not very clear. He certainly
has not the powerto indorse them for In
Gle SAM, and if he had, and should use it,
the Radicals would soon revoke his per.
pro. II be indorses them as private
individual, although he may have very
anice little pile" to fall back on, his name
would hardly gilt edge . four millions Of
paper. Even his guarantee that they
should be considered fully legal and bind
ing on the State, would not create much
confidence in these days, when there are SO
many "slips between the cup and the lip
The fact is we have very little improve.
ment IN the levee system 10 hope for at
present, cur planters and Others directly
interested have not the requisite means to
rebuild them, and having been deprived Of
all legal existence by the hell-bent Con
gress, our State cannot command the con
fdence Of capitalists 50 as to borrow the
money.
We have been having weather suitable
for a salamauder, % degrees in the shade
land very little relief at night. The cit,
continues healthy, for which we are thank
full, and if We are spared an epidemic, W,
can stand the balance.
/ Yours Truly,
TIN. LINKINWATER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31

" We would earnestly remind
large number of our patrons, that they
are now running over six months into
a new years subscription of the DEM
ecRAT, and have so far failed or for
gotten to call at the Office and plank
down the dough. All such we hope
will take the gentle hint and come and
see us.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31

TIN. LINKIN WATER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31

people, and calls for retribution in
tones too plain to be disregarded.
Since these things are the only fruits
that can be traced directly to the Black
Republican party whose organization
was to usher in a golden age on this
side Of the Atlantic, it is very natural
that the people should chafe under its
supremacy and seek q ruler under the
agis of some other party. If the Black
Republican party, after succeeding in
dissolving a Union which was said to
be indissoluble, cannot gather up its
scattered fragments and unite them
again after more than two years OLA
borious exertion, then the people have
right to demand that the work of re-
organization be transferred to more
capable hands. Ifpeace and harmony
cannot be restored to an afflicted land
by the party now in power, then some
other party must be sought out which
| is competent to the undertaking.
In this opinion the Conservative
masses are united, and are maturing
their plans for future action. No dis,
sensions disturb their counsels, and
they take fresh hope as every day wit
nesses some new legislative abortion al
the hands of the dominant party, which
tends to bring it into further contempt
and disfavor with the people. They
have patience to await consummatlor
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

from Key West and Punta Rosa Florida The Narva was
stl graphing fer the cable but owing TO the prevailing
storm could succeed In finding the lost end The st
pleasant day would enable them to accomplish the de-
sired object
Monsieur A. Leon, who away from Ma'anzas, carry
ing with him Of his employers money, was found
secreted on the American steamer Hend1ck HUDSON;
bound for Philadelphia, and brought ashore ana
lodged in jail The missing money was all recovered
Cuban married couple residing in the country committed
suicide the Sth inst The Of the act is unknown
The st. JdgO de Cuba Journal Of the Sd inst, speaks IN
glowing terms Of the trials made in Antigua Island with
the apparatus invented by Mr. Fryer for increasing the
yield OF sugar cane into sugar The quality IS SUPERIOR
drought is prevailing In the eastern portion of the island
great scarcity Of vegetables was felt in consequence
18th inst from BaTacOa, ,eOmmandedby by Capt Drnkwater.
Her captain and mate both died there OF yellow fever.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE
GOV. BRowNLoW AND THE FRANCHISE EXTEN-
SION


GOV. BROwNLOw AND THE FRANCHISE EXrEN-
SION.
BIZ TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-GOv. Brownlow las
written letter to citizen here in which he denies that
ever asserted before the late election in Tennessee that
the Radicals carried the State he would advocate the
Acknowledgement of all whites disqualified lie says
that the present Registry law is acceptable OHM
RADICAL CHARTER NOMINATIONs-A FREEMAN
NoMINATED-RAlLROAD MATTERS.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 16.-A full Radical ticket
for Aldermen and Councilmen, embracing one cOored
man, was nominated last night. A Convention to nom-
mate Radical candidate for Mayor meets tomorrow
Col Alden will be nominated, but independent cand
dates will run.
Col. Jones, Superintendent Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad, will be dropped, and f. ii. Ewing, Jr
elected his place. Col Jones will be superintendent OF
the Nashville and North hWesern Railroad. Gov BroWn
low has taken possession of the Memphis ana ONO
Railroad, and appointed F. W. Squirting Receiver. The
road failed TO meet their obligations 70 the state
The candidates for Directors Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad defeated by the exclusion OF
the votes Of the Charleston and Georgia Railroad ana
Banking Company, have organized, and elected u W.
Cole President They demanded Of Burns the posses &
sion OF the road but the demand declined, ana the
question now goes 10 the courts
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

1ovnav Aug le-Noon-eonsols are weak at o4s.
American securities are generally in better demand
United States FveTwenty bonds, 73s; Erie shares 400
Illinois Cenfrals rs; Atlantic and Great Western,2lt
Afornoon-Consos for money, 9s; United states rive
TUentv bonds 73 Eric Railway shares 46; Illinois Cen
tral Railway shares IS; Atlantic and Great Western Con-
sOlidated bonds, 2lt.
Fvening-Consols for money 94s United States Five
Twenty bonds 1885, Railway shares, 45s Illinois Cen
tral Railway shares, 7s4 Atlantic and Great western
Consolidated bonds, 2t
FRANKFORT August -Evening-United States Five
twenty bonds closed here this evening at W for the issue
Of 1862.
IIvERPooL Aug 16-Noon.-Cotton-The Brokers Cir
.r in its weekly review Of the cotton market gives as
the sales Of the week ending last evening 900 bales Of
which 1900 were for export and 1900 for speculation
The market has been frmer and more active and an ad
vance in prices fully 3D. per has been established on
all American descriptions The total stock OF cotton IN
port and shpboard according to the best estimates
Ioots up bales including $4,000 imported nom e
United States The market to-day opens quiet at the
closing quotations Of last evening" with probable day
sale of OOOO bales; Mddlng Upands at loSd, Middng
Orleans 1fId Corn 9s3 for Wheat, 1878 for White
California Barley, 81. oats, 81 Peas, 426 Cheese,
BIO Beef 1906. Lard, 49i9 Pork, 1916 Baeon a.
ROsin-eommon T6: middling, 49, Tallow, Ai9 Pot
ashes 81. Spirits Turpentine, S2i9 Petroieum-spis'
sd refined, ia. Clover Seed, Az.
Afternoon.-Cotton is frmer the sales to-day VIII
reach 1900 bales Mddlng Upands, 1OId; Middhng Or
leans llld BreadstuGs without change In the Pro
vision market Lard has advanced TO 50 and Beer 10 l9
Cheese has declined 5O9 Pork and Bacon are without
change. No change has taken place in the PrOduce
market
Evening-CottOn is firm sales to-day 1900 bales
Mddlng Uplands letd; Mlddng Orleans, llsd. The ad
vices from Manchester favorable. Wheat, l3 o. Tor
fair new Delaware. Corn, 1913. for New. Barley, ST.
Oats 81. Peas, sac Flour-Extra Western State, S4
No southern IN market here. Cheese 500. Beet 100
Lard bOt. Pork 7si6. Bacon, a.. Rosin-COmmon 76;
Mddlng, 1871. Tallow, a4I9. Pot Ashes, 3D. spnts OF
Turpentine 32S PeroleuLn-spirits, std Refined, a.
Clover Seed, AZ.
LONDON Aug le--NooD.-No IL Dutch Standard Sugar
26f6. Oils-Whale, &92; Sperm Rll6. Linseed $50 lO
Scotch Pig-iron, JSi. I4nseed Cake, al05 Calcutta
Lnseed CSC Petroleum closed at Antwerp last evening
As francs for Standard White.
AfterBOOn.we have changes to report In our mar
hets since the report.
Evenng-No. "a Dutch Standard Sugar, 2'6; Oils
Whale a32 Sperm, a116 Lnseed $50 10. Scotch Pig
Iron, tSl. Lnseed Cakes s105i. Calcutta Hnseed CSC
ANTWERP, August 16-EveDing.-The petroleum market
closed quiet at 4s francs per barrel for Standard White
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
VIRGINIA.
TIE NEw-YoRK FREIGHT MONOPOLY.

TIE NEwYORK FREIGHT MONOPOLY.
RICHMOND, Aug. 16.-The Atlantic Coast Mail
steamship Company having secured the monopoly OF
rreights between this city aud by the purchase
OF the Old Dominion Line project on foot TO establish
an opposition the capital OF which will be principally
owned In this city.
REBUILDING THE MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 16.-The Gazette
learns that the for rebuilding the Manassas Gap
Railroad TO Mount Jackson in the Valley OF Virginia
has been awarded to Messrs. Placde Clarke OF Bat
more at an estimated cost Of 100000 The contract Is
given out by the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
paBy, tn present owners.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
MARINE NIELLIGENCE.

IJvFRpoe1 Aug l6-Noon.-Tne Inman steamship CITY
of Boston which arrived here yesterday from
reports that on the ius when one day out ran down
aud snnk the American schooner Silva from Faya oouu
10 Boston, No lives were lost The crew OF the shN"
were brought TO this port.
QUEENSTOWN, August lC.-The National Lines s'eanl
~, TIolvctia Cant Thompson which left N9wYOrk on
me sd Of August arrived here to-day, on the way 10
Liverpool The steamship Persia, Capt Lott from New
York August T. has arrived at this port on her way 10
Liverpool. ,,,-
GLASGOW, August l6-Eyening.-The Anchor I-l'c 3
steamship Coumbia Capt Ca1nahan, nom NeW-ioIA on
thc Sd inst. arrived here late tins afternoon
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
NEW-YoRK, SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1867

nished are quite variant What is certain is that
the Perry and Wood machines were the two best per-
formers on the occasion. The awards of the jury;
medal to Woods prize mower silver to PerTys,
bronze to McComicks The reaping trial was com
menced Saturday, the day following, at the same
exceedingly abOmnable variety, so that reapers eX-
hibitors and jurymen were driven from the grouhni
and the trial adjourned to this week Tuesday ana
1nitf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE PUBLH HEALTH.

FEARFUL RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER IN
GALVESTON.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-A dispatch 10 L"e
Commercial from Galveston, Texas, reports tho yeo"
fever raging terribly in that place Iwehty ueas"s
cd m ,he 18th 81 on the 18TH and 20 on the lih inst
There were over 1000 eases Of fever in tho city On tho
18th the hospitals were filed to overhowns with pa
ents and the managers calling for extra help to
nurse the sick. The Internal Revenue Office had been
closed. an the employees being down with the fever
G,1yrsrox, Aug. iG-The nyages OF yellow fever In
this city continue increase There were buras here
vas erJa
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
KENTUCKY.

Tie Louisville Courier OF the 18th says; Up TO last
night we have received official reports from ~
counties, which show net gain for Gov Helm of
564i votes over Duvalls majority in 1863. Duvalps
majority in the State was 1894. There are 10
counties yet to hear from, and Notwithstanding the
diminished vote polled, Helms majority viii vary
but little from s. 900 both his cOmpetltoIsN
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
cOUTU CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. leone hundred and
sixtytwo persons registered to-day, OF whom e9
were whites, and 90 were blacks
CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. l6.-The number OF persons
registered to-day 762, Of whom 2l2 were whites ana
b5B were blacks
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

WmMINGToN, N. c., Aug. 16-The total num-
bcr of persons registered in the First Ward Of tins city
city for two days whites l23 blacks, $780, The place
Of registration was crowded to-day that large mum
ber OF voters were unable to register.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
CUBA.

or ,ppIING FOR THE LOST CADLE-CRIMINAL
NEWs-THR SUGAR YIELD--YELLoW FEVER.
BALTIMORE, August lG.-The steamship Lib
ery arrived at quarantine at five o'clock this morning
with advices from Havana to the l2th instant. The
steamer Emily arrived at Havana Oh the 18th instant,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
A JAPANEsE DELEGATION.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 16.-An official
delegation from Japan, with interpreter, arrived in
this city tonight, and VIII inspect the United states
Anory here, the Aes Works at Chiekopee, and other
manufacturing establishments in this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

COLLISION ON THE LAKES.

POINT DARIousIE, Ontario, Aug. l6.-The
propeller Congress OF Detroit coded with the pyYeler
Eust on Point Dalhousie pier today Tle East sustained
considerable damage ana is undergoing repairs here
Tho Congress was but slightly damaged and resumed her
trip to Ogdensburg. ,,,. t...
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
OBITUARY.
MRS. MARY wALBRIpGE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-AITs. Mary WalbfIda,
mother of Gen. Hiram Walbridge OF New-York' ule"
Yesterday after long and painful Illness at Ingeside
District OF Columbia She was among the oldest ani
most esteemed residents Of Washington anu ne us'S
leaves large circle Of mourning reati' 20 AL"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
MISSOURI.

TIE CASE OF THE REBEL BRIDGE-BURNERs.
ST. LoUIs, Aug. 1G.-The parties arrested at
St. Joseph for completely in the burning OF the Platte
River Bridge waived an examination yesterday, and
bound appear at the next term OF the Cri
nall D,lrf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

r1KCT1oNs FOR CoUNCHs-GENERAL.
., l-oASrtc rxrEeRAPR TIE TRrsuEE
MRIs, Aug 16-Eyening,-At the elections which
lave recently been held throughout the Empire Tor
members Of the CouncilsGenerab the Opposition
have made very heavy gains.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE NEWJFRANoN SHAKERS.

NEw-LEBANoN, Aug. 16.-'rhe NewLebanon
Shakers have resumed public worship ON Sundays, pro
lection being guaranteed by the citizens.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
ITALY.
ITALY.
IL. rp pANIcn.1nAIIAN CONVENTION.

TIE FRANCO-ITALIAN CONVENTION
FLORENCE, August l6-Evening-The Italian Gov
eminent is displeased with the visit to Rome Of the
Frencb General Dumant. and will soon ask for a
change in the treaty of last September
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

TIE REMOVAL OF JUDGE HoLT--MR. RiDDLH
AND SANFORD C0NoyER--A PLOT IN TIR
WASHINGTON JAIL.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
FRANCE.

THE FRENCH NOTE TO PRUssIA-OPINIoNs OF
THE OFFICIAL AND sEMI-oFFICIAL Press
PERsIGNYs sPEECH-TRIAL OF AGRICULTUR-
AL IMPLEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

NEW Goaps.---Stewart, Gwynne & Co. have just received and opened large and elegant stock of dry goods, which for variety, beauty a;,d exccl- Icnce. cannot be surpassed in this mar ket. Mr. r. II. Hayicy of this irm has just retarnei from the easf, where he bought this stock at the lowest figures, and those needing dry goods, staple or fancy, should not fail to call and ex- anime the splendid stock of Messrs. Stewart, Gwynnc X Co.
 In connection with the largest stock of Dry Goods over brought to this market, thsy have the greatest variety of Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Fur niture. Saddlery, etc. etc. Read their huge advertisement in th's issoe
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

Capt. F. J. Klein, we'll known in this section of country, was in our town not long since visiting his old friends and representing Elmwood Nursery, for which he is general agent. The Capt. desires us to say that he will visit Des Are again in a few weeks. when he will be pleased to see all of his friends and receive from them such orders as they may wish to give for fruit trees or flowers of any kind or variety. The gardens which he repre- sents are five miles from Memphis, and among the finest in the Southwest.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

DY direction of the County Court of Prairie ID County. hereby invite proposals. for building JAIL and COURTHOUSE, in the town of Brownsville. The bids will be opened on the 18th day of September. when the con- tract ~ill be awarded The right 10 reject any and all bids is reserved.
 Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of Can't < Bronaugh, in Brownsville. The contractor will be required to give full performance of the work.
 K S. GANTT,
 Commissioners of Public Buildings. sep7 bt
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28
UNFORTUNATE VICTIMS of disease

UNFORTUNATE VICTIMS of diseases arising from miasmatic calculations can be most certainly and speedily cured by Texas Tonic Syrup. an elegant pre- raration, purely vegetable, containing no poisons, pleasant tasting and more speedy in it's action than anything of the kind ever before presented to the public. The care bestowed upon it's preparation ensures it being always skilfully combined. and the testimony of thousands will convince the most skeptical of it's value. Mansfield & IIigbce, sole proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

MT. Cartwright, the confeetioner, in- forms us that in a short time he will be prepared to bake bread of all kinds and cake of every variety. He has or dered an oven sufficiently large and upon it's arrival he will fill all orders with bread of his own baking, or con- fections of any kind. In addition to this he will throughout the fall and winter keep an eating house, where the hungry can find meats and snbstan- tials at all times, and to suit all palates.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

Moores, smith < Co., No. 342 Main street, manufacture Saddles and liar ness of all kinds. and deal in Hardware Leather, Shoe Findings etc. This is one of the largest houses in the city, and their trade is such as enables them to offer rare inducements to small dealers.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

~usaThe National In,elligencer, of the 18th, says of the Presidents recent amncs- ty proclamation, that .' it places the great mass of the Southern people in an attitude to assert and maintain their rights and privileges, and if, waca finally passed upon by the Supreme Coart. obstrrctions are still interposed by unauthorzod agencies military or othaawisc revolutionary, it will again become the duty of the executive to interfere and carry into effect, at every hazard, the mandate of the judicial author ity' And this. the country may rely upon, will be done to the letter."
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore exist ing between Drs. J. ". BrRSEr, RoBr. E. TREzEvANr X s. C. ALLEN, under the style and firm of Burney. Treze- want x Allen, was dissolved on the ITth day of September. 1867. by mutual eon- sent. Either partner is authorized to settle the business of the firm.
 ]. W. BURNEY,
 ;. G. ALLEN,
 R0BT. E. TREZEyANT. scp9f-.t
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28
Agriealsurl Meeting at Dos Arc.

september Fl, iS6I.
 Pursuant to adjournment, the Agri- cultural and Mechanical Society of Prairie county, Arkansas, met at Des Arc, on the 2lst day of Sept, 1867
 The meeting was called to order by the President. ..
 The minutes of inc last nsecsiAe.were read aad adopted. "s'
 The Committee on Donations from Hickory Plain and Des Arc only havl ing reported, it was ascertained that Des Arc had raised tho largest amount of money for the benefit eft Sccieiy, in consequence of which, (according to previous resolutions,) the next annual fair will be held at that place.
 On motion, it was resolved that the next annual fair be held on the 3lst day of October, and on the lst and 2d days of November next.
 On motion, q Committee consisting of Maj. R. C. Laaford, Dr. Jno. $. Wil- Hams, and Dr..E. c. Bain, were ap- pointed for the purpose of distributing premiums.
 On motion, the editors and proprie- tors of the Dcs Arc Citizen and Ores. cent were made members of this Soci- ety free of charge.
 Ala account in favor of Aiessrs. Walt X Co. for stationery was presented by the Secretary, amounting to $3 10, and a draft ordered to be drawn on the Treasurer for the same.
 On motion, this meeting adjourned to meet in Des Arc ca tlsc l2th day of October next.
 ". l. MOORE, Pres't. R ~ McCApIEY Secf,efary
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

Mitchell, Hoffman < Co.,, No. 30S Main street and 36 Monroe street, manufacture all kinds of Furniture, and deal in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Look ing Glasses, etc. Their establishment is complete and their stock one of the largest in the city.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

John Newsom, Grocer and Commis- sion Merchant, No 1S2 Front street. From his long residence in Memphis and thorough acquaintance with the &business in which he is engaged, is pre- pared to do business on the square and in such manner as to merit patronage. See advertisement
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

Matthews X Alexander, Commission Merchants and Agents for sale Of Ag- ricultural Implements, Seeds, etc., No. 272 Second street. These gentlemen will supply the wants of agricultural ists at manufacturers prices, and at- tend with dispatch to all business en- trusted to them.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28

SeeHdvertisement of Perkins. Liy- ingston < Post, Importers and Dealers in Railroad and general Machinery Supplies, $50 Main street. They keep vIways on hand Saw Mills, Gins, Steam Engines, and and endless varie- ty of machinery, which they sell at reasonable rates.