Batesville, AR
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"Batesville was the seat of justice for
Independence County. It was near the practical head of navigation
on the White River, the largest community in north central
Arkansas, and growing. Town lots increased in value 300% during
1836 in spite of the reduced corn crop in the area caused by heavy rains
during the growing season. Batesville had jockey club and
September 29 was announced as the opening day of its regular fall meet."
Source: Stokes, Allen D., "Arkansas in 1836," Phillips
County Historical Quarterly. June, 1964. Vol.2, #4, p.30.

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