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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21
Departures.

TARGET PRIzEs.-Recollect that the
grand target excursion Of the various
military companies of this county takes
place on Saturday next. The public
spirited people of Gold Hill who have
silver goblets, gold watches, boots,
hats, or other articles to contribute as
prizes to be shot for on that interesting
occasion, we hope will donate them to
our own local military company, the
Sweeny Guard, who will thankfully re-
ccive and properly appreciate them.
PESuAysuIp.-In another column SEQ
the advertisement OF Mr.. Thompson,
teacher of the Spencerian system Of
~penmanship. Plain and ornamental
penmanship taught every week day and
evening, ut Schaefer's Hall, Gold
Hill. \ rare chance is offered
for those who also desire to learn
the most perfect system Of bookkeeping,
as well as acquire u good easy hand
writing. For further particulars and
terms sec his advertisement.
Who FoUXD THAT DRgss "A lady's
black silk dress was lost last Saturday,
on the road between Virginia and Silver
City. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the aforesaid dress
ut this office, or ut the Office Of the
Daily Safeguard, Virginia.
To THE SIcK.-Read DR.. StephcnSon's
advertisement in another column. lie
pays particular attention to the success
full treatment Of diseases of the human
system and especially of women and
children.
SAALL-pox.-There are said I be two or
three new cases OF the above disease nj
Virginia, but their whereabouts are
carefully kept from the knowledge Of
the Board of Health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21

80 . . 1 have been = great sufferer from Dy g..
pepsIa. and had TO abandon breathing. Inc
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV, J, y. CATH0RS, Rochester, Y. T."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals,


BY WELLS, FARGO AMI co.'s LINE.
John China, Miss Schuyler, II S Wright,
John Schneider, Mrs Gauntz, Mrs A Fogg,
Geo Atwood. D Wilson, Ed Saunders, WB
Thornburg, Thos Eagar, Miss China, Henry
Sing, Miss China, Sol WAGNER, Jas Klop.
stein, Mr. Hale, r Wilson, Mrs II F Beatty,
Mrs Marstin, L Laden, Miss Hill, S D Cor
don, Miss Gaynor, Mr. Leeper, C Woodbury.,
J Hickey, Master Dodge, E Griffin, G W Os-
mond, F Wilson, P Mcdonald. Mr. Hitler, N
o Arlington, w II Daniels. Mr. Curtis, E G
Mcclellan, Il Stinson, Mr. Bell, Mr. Booth, A
Alt, r Biggs, Mr. Hillyer.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AMI co.'s
Sam Ten Eyck, Mrs Babcock and daugh-
ter, W A Killing, Dennis Hare, Miss Boule,
Mrs Whittemore, Jerry Long. Mr. Vogan, J
Daitt, Daniel Grant, G W 0smault, w II
Kinney, Mr. Leeper, Z d Montague, n o
Arlington, c Gartrell, Mrs Hannah, Mark
Lovely, Mrs Zottman, Andy johnson, 7 W
Lovelady, J Binsley, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Beal.
w ) Brossu, W Fair.
ny WOODRUFF " ENNoR $ LINE.
P p Redican, H S Dunn. John McCanna,
+ A Hyde, Phil Tremble, D II Brown, John
Tang, J Buchard, A II Fish, Sam Spey,
Frank Wilson.
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AlISCELLAN E0uS.

MANUFACTURE ALL THE LIQUORS
wv and Cordials of modern times, and would
especially call the attention orthc public TO their
LACOUR'S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21
moo 1INIMR

- rsrfor,ns more cures In shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has ever been invented 80 u'cihl
aud enicacious In curing -
RUrUNkrIsh,.. s9ht LnHo"''
ryr,Srs Eau ACHE,
spp .ISs SwELLlSGs.
FRYsu Gers on WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring al external APP
p~llcAtion. No, u,psrs
II |, an indispensable and valuable remedy ~ .,
case, Of OF SPAWN, SplInt. Ring-Bone, Winu'uai
II should be kept In every house. camp and stable
Accidents will occur. Promptness Is efficacy.
All genuIne Is wrapped IN steel-plnte engravlngs
ist, and the private US. stamp OF DEHAs BARSE'
q Co. over the top. -uh
An effort has been made to counterfeit u win :
che.n Stone ulntc label, Look cloSei
Sold by ali druggists and stores In every town anu
mining camp on the Pscins coast. dr2-iS2ot'p'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21
PlIEAS.

PLEAS.
LYox's MAdSEcrIc Issrcr POWDER is sure and Ger
tain death 10 everything OF the Insect s~pecle-Fleas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,
III KILLS INSTANTLY.
81 What is peculiarly surprising IN regard 10 this ar
tIcIe il. that Notwithstanding itsinstant death 70 ~
sact: Il ia perfectly harmless 10 mankind and do
n,esiic Animals, 1t can b inhaled or eaten with I'm
punity. il bear the testimony OF eminent disin'er
es'ed from POISON.
No article has evergreen such positive satiNaction
In It's use. - s.,ux and
readily uscd-dlrections ompah each hAsA. DC
III. genuine has the signature Of B. LYON. and tht
nriv.ts stamD or DENAs BARNES 4 Co. Every
n,ina sIse on ibis kind Is All Imitation or counterfeit
Iny druggist WIN procure the genuine II you insls'
you will have no other.
Sold by druggists And dealers ohthe rA''ne coas'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the
lsnguld brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
%rcstorer. IN
The public may rest assured that In no case viii
the p%erfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIT
rgRs he departed from. Every bottle bears theyde-
si,niiS Of our signature on a Itss! plate engraving,
or Il cannot BE- genuine.
Ann person pretesdisg 10 sell PLANTATION BIT,
rrRs in.bulk or Iv The gallon, 10 a sielndler and
inpostor. Belcare Of reflsd 6ottlef. See that our
Pirate Stamp 10 USHuTILATED ortr every eoT..
'u'" "' p. II, DRAKE &c CO.,
New York, sole Projectors.
REDINGTOS g. Co.,
AID and AIS Front street Snn Frnncisco.
Agents for Cdi0ornis and Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21

Agrclt French physician says: more than hal
OF the diseases In tho world m from neglect 10
fortlfy the system gainstchanges OF climate, wealth
er and food. The great secret OF health IL TO keep
the condition OF the Stomach and blood regular and
uniform, so that change from Heat to Cold. from
Dry to Damp, ETC., cannot upset the machinery OF
tho body, and breed disease"
Now, II is . fact, positive and well.known, that
there Is no such bulwark and asslstantfor the Stom-
lch As .HHrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-21

80 Thou wilt send me two bottles NOR
OF thy Plantation Bltters. My wife hasbeen great!
benefited by their use n,
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BITTERs.
Important Certificates.

"s - lowe much to you. for verify believe
the Plantation Blttsrs have saved my lie. ~,
INV II uAI6nNfED. Madrid. N w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-28
Joseph ErgaaScr,

NAHuFAsTuRER AND pElLkR IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
South East Corner 1f the Public Square
JASPER, IND,
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~ bvis county und vicinity for their pssi
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he can make il to the interest OF persons in
want Of any thing in his line 10 deel with
him. ss his motto is"sma ] profits md quick
salee." MAY 15,'
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me0.e.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16


The Expedition 20 South America-GnribnI-
iisn Prisoners In R0me-GeEcrul La Mar
mora on National Duty.
telegram firm Florence, dated the 31st OF January
SAYS in the Chamber OF Deputies COMM asked
PERMISSION nterpelae the govern tho prepa-
ratons which being made for sending forces
to South America. General Menabrea replied that he
did not admit that BIO obliged to reply relative TO
the measures which the government conceived to be
necessary Jar the protection Of Italian intse IS foreign
co nies and therefore must to such time as
he CONCEIVE cd oppJrtuue all explanation tac
pursud The Chamber. being consulted, refused
thorize tho Interpolation.
In letter friend IN Italy, dated C2prera January
q, General Garbaidi wrics:--
Our wounded Rome are dying from unworthy treat
Be the wounds serious or slight VITA ca they
enter the hospitals there they do rhts Is tho norna
ton which receive from many respectable persons,
who, besides draw very sad picture OF tue privaLons
and the brutal Insults 10 which unhappy brothers In
subjected IN the capital ot tue Jesutca world.
English mother, winch beg you TO PUBLISH aud could
also send many utners, which prove the Christian
CHARITY OF that nest OF scorpions ~hca lay noqrbes
in ncr bosom Ever yours, u GARIBALDL
General La harmora uas addressed 10 his cnstueuis
POI ucai manifesto, in whicn he explains with frank
ness his opinion as TO tue line Of conduct which ltmy
ought 10 folloS. After hayin. declared that tue
OF nations Is to 10 counted bv centuries and
not by years, that great care must be taken 10 old
comp omsng matters By TOO great precipitation that 1t
Is VI uden 10 wait till tine shalt have achieved ne
gon OF questions whcn tao impatience of parties Low
seeks 10 decide by violence, the General conciudes
these terms:Let as learn 10 govern sJives with
liberty aud introduce toe sane iuo adm
tions. olhersiso credit will remain for US either
abroad or At home We snail have characteristic OF
great nation but the name tho charges and tho embar
rassmenJs WI hoat the prosperity honor sp endor and
power; and stall DO refused IN Euroncau society the
pos which conquered bai ely ago and which Is
already almost contested Tor US al the present moment
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ROME.

The French Position at Civita yccchia-Pnpal
Observation-Disclosures Tactics-t!enersl
Hooker la the city.
A correspondents OF Rome IN announcing the arrival
OF storos from France at Cvita vscchia remarks
that .hc Fronch government having evidently the In
tention. not only OF making Jivta Vecch imprsgna-
BILE fortress for their permanent occupation but also
abundant depot Of warko mdtsrii whatever
they may choose TO dverge thence upon the Italian ter
ritory.
In imitation " the Pope and the Emperor Of the
French who have granted rewards and decorations TO
their officers aud troops engaged in tho Garbadn
paign, The er.King OF Naples has shown his sympathy
FOR the defenders Of the Holy See by distributing the
decorations Of his various orders literally among them
and the Duke OF Modena following The same impulse,
has sent the honorary distinctions At his disposal 70 the
Ponthcai generals aud superior ofhcers
The completion OF the iorl6cauons OF MonS Aven-
tine and Janiculus and OF che Castle OF st. Angelo Is
forward also Of the works around the garden
Of tho Vatican Tho Pon,inca police has redoubsd is
wa,crulness at the passage Of sne Toer between Orts
The Tnfa ca,toiea, warned by words OF disapproba.
ton In the olcal journal Of Rome. has promptly
trscted it, programme for Parliamentary csmpaxo By
Catholic candidates the approaching Italian elections,
and declares Itself TO be more than sysr disposed TO
1ne correspondent OF the London Pos, wrihng from
Rome the 18th OF January says Among the recent
avaa in Rome Ihavs 70 nen on that Of the celebrated
American federal General known W "1ghiing Joe
Hookern The General, who b . line, martial looking
person. we'd bore Tuesday With his wife. she 10
IN delicate heath, but General Hooker himself Ia recov.
erna frvm his attack oil paralysis or q year ago
A letter from Ronlo the Corrssp sldarce Ttdlnsne
saysCsrdinai Autonsih In his private conversaons,
expresses GrIn bslief IN an approaching war He says
tbt the great works which the Ffs5cb are executing
are ty 20 ans intended to shoer Rome from colp
a alE II carbaidI but 90 guarantee against 40 AZ
.: the regular Itsan army. IN The war snich 10
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cred guests from all parts OF Bohemia assembled at the
Casino The banquet proper went OIL undisurbed, but
Whine the speeches were going great mob had COL
iected and began to make Itself o nuisance by scat
music and outcries Of all kinds Finally stones we're
thrown into The banquet and the military bad TO
be called out to clear tue Streets the police being unable
10 elect any thing Tho German theatre OF Prague was
then similarly bese the windows broken and the repre-
sentation disturbed. The military again dispersed the
mob The speeches the Casino came 10 their natural
end and so the dav came to close.
The German organs Of Bohemia and Vienna are furi.
GUS nj this conduct OF the Czechs The middle CLASS ana
working class organs OF this city thunder agans' tne
Czechs. The middle class organs CAL she Czechs the
Fenlans OF Austria ana the Czech leaders the " Con
nells OF the empire The freSse saysE England iouno
out way 10 put down O'Connel, and we Will nna OUT
way TO PIT down the Czech leaders" The frsYe does
not canvass tue further question, whether England
ever derived any advantage from puL1ng down oeon'
nell.
But what gives significance TO those manifestations 0!
CzecDs and Croaan dsafecti0n is that they are aiea
one with the other; thai while represents west
Slavic discomfort the other represents South slavic dis
content that both West Slavs and south Savs are
paited back by the oic and unofficial pr ss
OF st. Petersburg and Moscow Both cold up before the
eyes OF Austria the spectre of Pansavsm following
huscoyite nsp aud hence IL Is that riot Ia
Prague sends thrill through every part Of the empire
and echoes more strongly than IN vienna.
Suicide Is idemc in Vienna The evenings journals
report the suicide of Baron Sabarh last night by poi
Cause: the failure OF luciier match speculation.
The Baron formerly Under Secretary OF tue Prussan
tonsula ia Bel grade He forty Ave years o. age
and leaves a widow, who is absent frog, Vienna
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C NERAL HENS.
Utah ia out Of debt

Utah Ia out of debt.
Jen Davis and his wife are to visit Natshea
sbad fishing has commenced on tn savaupSh
Roekand, Maine. has man iactured aud sent 70 mar
ksi shs last rear 900 barrels OF line
ssys an English parer.-"why do all would be wiss
people w TO look steraf Because the wHsst VI ~
nsn was . solemn un."
Over 600 hundred and hy.four barrels OF lsccy beer
and ole manufactured In buf1a and Erte county
In Is87-a considerable increase over is08
william Wells, Of Milton, W, veteran 81 The war 81
1872 died recently at the age Of eighty yssrs
He was IN the famous charge al LGndy's Lane
tho Columbus, Miss, Indz says u 10 rumorsd tsa
6ftses hundred freedmen 10 Iowndss county have
signed tnsir . colonization sohefas In Iabsra
A little girl happening 70 hear her mo,her epsesin2
Of going nic half mourning said :-"Why ara va goilg
ipto hall mourning, mamma; ms any of our rsatioaa
half desdr
The BeIls Lee Jourrai is the name Of q NEWSPAPER
published on board tho Nj sa.ss ,pi ateater Deue
Leo way wouldn't blu Of ters ensger "a ueil Tor a
Belle Lee iour0st
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AUS TRlA.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

International Negotiations with Hungary
Parliamentary md Omcinl Relations.
vienna, jan 80, 1868
Al the sitting Of the Hungarian delegation yesterday
Herr Ghiczy addressed OF interpretations the
representatives Of the government.
He asked why tho common Ministry Illegally styled
themselves Ministry OF the Empire; why equality OF
both countries 10 the formation OF the Ministry had
not been observed, and Why War Minister had been
included In the Cabinet although provision for that
post was made by the bill.
Herr Ksrkapoy, OF the Deak party, also put the
question with regard to the assumption OF the title OF
Ministry OF the Empire and asked when the latter will
enter into parliamentary relations with the Hungarian
delegation.
Count Ladisaus Tsaky then elected vice president
and Herrcn Rainier and Kerxapoiy secretaries Of the
delegation.
The President placing the confederation OF the budget
Tor common affairs upon The order of the for after
tomorrow, Herr Gbiezy stated he and his friends
would take part in the discussion OF the budget
until his questions had been answered.
Count Andrassy the Minister President Of the Hunga.
Tisn Cabinet declared that this would be wrong
inRsmuch time must be allowed The common Ministry
To Draparo liz reDiies
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very full at the bottom all round. and at the
top are almost plain All the styles OF evening
dresses are distinguished by great variety and
novelty OF form in trimming. which, we may add,
are more elegant than profuse.
Dresses Tor morning wear always have the skirts
gored, and silk dresses are often trimmed with
black lace or with bands of the silk plated. Two
very novel styles are coming into favor one 10 tho
tunic style, and the other in which the fronts
open in a slauting direction, the opening being
Continued, or rather initiated, to the bottom OF
skirt. As for evening dresses, deep fouaces at
the bottom OF skirts are becoming fashionable.
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preparing he recently said the French army will tight
alone against Italy. and shall keep our troop, 70
noo 10 respect the Roman population is TO say the
least, 70 singular admission from the Secretary OF
state OF his Holiness and you will perhaps be GLAD 70
mako note or IT, Let me add that bear from good
source that Cardinal Antonelii while speaking with
some persons we'll known In Rome for the great aiacrity
with which they everywhers repeat the news they re-
cevs SAID 70 have expressed himself nearly In these
terms Emperor Napoleon has lost all sympathy
Tor Italian unity ever the discovery OF the secret
treaty between Slgnor Rstazzi and Horr Bismarck. /"
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RUSSIA,
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Navai Expedition to The Waters of Greece.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 20, 1885,
Tho new St. Petersburg Gazette announces that all the
Russian menofwar available for service being equip.
ped for foreign expedition II 10 understood that the
Grand Duke Constantine will accompany this squadron
to the Preus 10 pay visit to his daughter the newly
married Queen OF the Greeks.
Conire Admiral Popow has been appointed TO the
mand OF the Russian squadron in Greek waters place
of Admiral BonakOH.
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SPAIN.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Law and Order-Nationni Finance ind Tax
utsOM.
MADRID Jan. 81, 1853.
The Senate has adopted without debate, bill reform
Ing the Law on the mantep OF pubic order.
The Prusan Minister has been accredited the Queen
representative Of tho North German Confederation.
Ia the budget just laid before the Cortes the
ment has asked Tor authorization TO improve the posi-
ton OF the railway Companies
10 the Chamber Of Deputies the Minister of Finance
brought in the budget which shows the expenditure
be 263, 296 crowns aud the 258, 200 479
The Minister asks authorization to effect reductions IN
several branches Of the expenditure
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ABYS siNlA.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

An Ambassador to Exypt-KelIGi0ms Matters.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 80, 1885,
An Abyssinan ambassador has arrived al Cairo from
Prince KassA mission to the Coptic Patriarch rela
tive to the Incarnation Of successor to the Altoona
lately deceased.
Prince Kassa Is friendly TO the British.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16
A Russian Fleet for the
Waters of Greece.
Debate on the French Press Law and
Theirs Warming to the
Bonaparte Dynasty.
Discomfort and Divisions of
Race in Austria.
SCANDAL In HIGH LIFE In ENGLAND

The Cunard mail steamship Palmyra, which left
Liverpool At eleven A. NJ tho LIST and Queenstown on
tho I'd Of February arrived at early hour yesterday
morning, bringing special European correspondence
and Hes in detail OF cable dispatches dated to the
LIST Of February Tho mail report of tho Palmyra has
been anticipated its main features by tho advices
delivered by the French mail steamship ST. Laurent.
already published In tbs HERALD.
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Professions Of Peace Repeated

The Official ogrnal Of 81. PetTsbourg again severely
censures the reproduction by the Austrian
journals of articles host le 10 Russia The accusation
IT says, quite false which imputes the latter de-
sire not to maintain peace The government OF the Car
acted with SINGER ~ and diinerestedness when IL called
the attention oil the Powers to tho abnormal condition
Of the East and it had in view only the Of
tranquility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16
YACHTING.

The French imperial yacht Jsr6me- Napoleon has ief
Calais for Cherbourg to undergo some repairs. II |:
Afterwards to return to the first named to be at the
orders of Prince Napoleon
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Greek Reports from tho scat OF Warehouses
Of the Turks aud Retaliation.
Advices have beea received from Athens to January
IL.
The Athens Journals publish the following intelli-
Eence from Candida night attack made by the in
surgents at Kissamos they entered the Turkish lines.
killing and wounding many and capturing quantity Of
arms. Another skrmsh had taken place at Cacophora,
which ended advanaxeously for the CHRISTIANS On tbs
same day tho Spakiotss attacked the Turkish army.
Ins battle lasted the whole day. ana hOtly con.
tested. The turks loft hundred aud fifty killed aud
wounded on the field. The Turks have fred at the
cross on the Catholic church In the fortress OF keno
The French Consul has protested.
Foar Russian vessels have left the Pir@us for CANDIDA
to take on refugees.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-01

Quoted the late canvass in this Stata
Win distinguished ability; and it is
geheraily admitted that the success of
the Republican party in the recent con-
oesu IN Arkansas is greatly due to his
souhu judgment and sagacity. Hon.
alexander Mcdonald is native of
drehhsylvania, we think, from which
0tate ne moved to Kansas several wears
ago. Where he was well known as an in
Iglligent and enterprising business man.
= ne Is PRESIDENT of the Merchants Ma
si0lal Bank of Little Rock. and a skill
iul and successful banker. 9Mr. Mack y
as his friends call him. is considerable
uhaer forty years, and a gentleman Of
pltasiIg address aud of generous and
enlightened views.
me gentlemen thus elected to the ex
aztec positions of United States Sena-
tors are representative men. in whom
the Republicans of the State can confide
ana whose skill and management will
be actively and zealously employed i'm
the regeneration of the State of Arkan
sas- Being thoroughly loyal, and hav-
ing extensive influence at home and
abroad, they will doubtless be enabled
10 conferImportant and substantial bene
fits upon the State.
About the same age of General Clay
ton, and, like him, being vigorous and
practical men, the co-laborers and as
slstants in the work of placing the State
administration on footing and in a DO
sitlon OF active loyalty, and of rapid and
assured progress.