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From all quarters of the globe the good news of an abundant harvest of everything that is good and useful to the human rave, comes by telegral and mull, the cotton crop at the South will approximate nearly three million bales which will sell at about 20 cente per pound, and there is a great plenty of dust and vegetables. “Indeed the bountiful hand of providence has put due withheld from any portion of our country. All kinds of fruit and grain, in garden, field and vineyard will bless the efforts of the hinsbandman over wore, ‘The South vimose exhausted from devastation and drouth to revived again amidset the plentiful product of her curetilty-tilted lands, “while the evope In the West and in the North, everywhere, are unusually good. ‘The prospects of a wood harvust in Great Brifin are unusually gnthering. The vineyards of Orange are ladens with chuice grapes, Which are ripening ear lier than usual. ‘Dive golden grain and purple fruits of Gerneny and Mary are Uusually fie and abundant. In fact, from all parte of the gobs comes the time happy evidence of the good Line coming, the well iilled garners throughout the land will give impulse to trade, and the most fortunate results may be anticipated. Such blessings following funine Inimany party of the country, and discouragement from various causes throughout the whole land, will infuse fresh hope and energy. When the products of the South are thrown upon the market business will receive a new impetus, merchants will dofy their long faces, and their countenances will again assume the happy and cheer ful expression which they were in the quietand happy times of peace and plenty. We cannot hope that in a single year of plenty business will revive to its former health and strength, but it will have a salutary and healthful effec upon the condition of attire generally, and when these of another year come in and when the condition of the finances of our country becomes more pettled, of which there is greatee within the next twelve months—at the election of Seymour is almost a certain ly—then we may look for the return of prosperity and our land will be abun dantly blessed.— Louisville Courier. A club of ten for four months, at Pitty Counts, and re ceive the CITIZES free, een =—General Hindman nade @ spaceh weTywston, Arkantine 1st Thursday, and the result was forty eight meyroes eas tra Kautivala Joineil thi Peuiacraties puety and pledged themselves to mppurs Boy wwwur and Tair. —— A quart of whiskey evved an Tadi buy Thoin death , valueshake bite, Ah he ett ty te
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Des Arc Weekly Citizen
Des Arc, Arkansas, US
Tue, Aug 11, 1868
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