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Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
Pennsylvania Politics.

HARRISBURG, PA, Sept. 2S.-The ex. ecutive Committee of the Constitutions Union party met yesterday. Resolutions were passed declaring it to be inexpedien for the Bell and Everett party to nominate a candidate for the Governorship of this State. A committee was appointed, au- thorIzed to modify or change the electoral ticket. It was recommended that Union State Mass Convention be held by the citizens of Pennsylvania who are opposed to the election of Lincoln The conven- ton to be held as soon after the October election as practicable.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
DIES ARC WEEKLY CgTg BBgye
Tnr R1rr nr RArr1rsnAnr Cup

THE BIrE OF RATTLEsNAKE CURED IN Two HouRs.-The following accoun, of remarkably rapid cure for the bite of rattlesnake, is from MT. Jas. $. D. Ia tenn, residing near and we'll known in our city:
 A carpenter, while engaged, few days ago. in pulling down an old house, and in removing some of the rotten timbers near the ground, was bitten by raulesnake. In few moments his finger was swollen 10 four times it's natural size, and red streak commenced running up his hand and wrist. A deadly languor came upon him, and his vision grew dim, clearly in- dicating that the subtle poison rapidly was approaching the citadel of life, But a remedy was tried, merely by way of ex- pertinent, which, to the surprise of all present, acted like a charm, the compo- nent parts of which were onion, tobacco and salt, of equal parts, made into a poullice and applied to the wound, ,.and at the same time a cord was bound tightly around the wrist. In two hours afterwards he had so far recovered as to be able 10 resume his work,
 l knew an old negro who cured boy that had been bitten by mad-dog, by the same application.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 28, P. M.
 SrToN.-The market closed quiet, the SSissf 1ons to-day amount to $500 bales at 104@ Ies Ior New Orleans Middlings. The sales or tnoa week amount to 33,000 bales. The IeGelt of the past week amount to 46,220 paIes Aainst 5000 bales during the same time year. The exports of this week alnountt ,25o bales the exports of the sea- so son alnes to 44,5o0 bales. The stock at tnls port Fot %sunts to 77,0oO bales. The Flour marRet marx ciH firm at $6 10@6 20. The corn marhs saaa losed dull at 70@80c. Coffee cIosea ,s1s nrm t134@154c. The sales of the MeeK alhounr S2 900 bags. The imports of tne WeeAs amy to 9,250 bags. The stock at atocH sIlS .t PGIds fhis to 9,25o bags The stock a' oa snds noo Pyh amounts to 18,o00 bags year.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
M MermpRl Market.
MEMPHIS AvA ,,,r or,,cr

Saturday !sllnohn !slamhar SafiS6o 9a is6oo {
 CorToN.-The demad D', oniy H' rooJ rooJeyate yesterday, owing partl gsba ga0 O styin@encv of the money market, and hsn aa,ss s' were gnV son- fined to about 600 bales. OfsSIiieo' n"nbor we find SIT bales reported O. tfii boons mJ' of tbe Merchants Exchange, as i,lAyT" T 16 at ios -4 at 10s-24 at 11-3S at lSs .t J J1fHI-94 at 114-8 at 105-14 t 1O4-.ha 1i94 at 114-6 at 10a-2 at 6-4 at 1O5-46,t iOI-i4 at 10s-15 at 1O-64 a11-8 at OaNo at13I at l12-s at 6-32 t Ils-97 t16@1o at 11-6 at 12. Prices continue unclaned' and we repeat former qptations:
 MEMPHIS coToN QUOTATIONS. Low MiddIing 9t@ss! Good Mid...lt @1, Middling. 10 @Os Mid. Fair. .11a@1f Strict Mid. ..109nO4l
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
B r T Fl L E c R PHI
Arrival of the Overland Mail

FoRT SMITH, ARK, Sept. 2S.-The Overland mail from San Francisco with dates to the Eth inst, passed here to-day, en route for St. Louis. The telegraph line to the Atlantic States was to have been opened for business to Los Angeles on the 20th inst.
 The Indians continue their'depredations Tn Western Texas and New Mexico.
 Persons suspected of incendiarism are leaving Northern Texas in great numbers. It is supposed their destination is Kansas or Missouri.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

NEW YORK, Sept. 27,-Tle Washing. ton correspondent of the WorA in tele. graphic dispatch to that pape. says :- Our Government Y" has ordere seven. teen thousand stand of arms ope for. warded to Fort Moultrie.
 Hons. Wm. L. Yancey and salet Gushing are to address the people of Ian. gor, Me, on the 2nd of October.
 MT. Ten Broeck's horse Umpire ws sixth in the St. Leger race.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
Death of Gen. Wm. Walker

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-The Brit ish steamship Gladiator, which arrived below yesterday, from Honduras, has been quarantined.
 Ten shots were fired upon Walker, amid cheers. His body was decently buried by foreigners. The natives would not take part in the burial. Col. Rudler has been sentenced to four years impris- onment.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
Hol Wm. L. Yancey at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l, 10 P. M.- Hon. Vm. L. Yancey arrived here to-day. An l1inense and enthusiastic crowd headedAy the Marine Band" serena. ded him this evening. In response tc frequent calls, MT. Yancey appeared and made hanlsome reply. He spoke most eloquenlly, aed advocated disunion in the event of Llncdn's election. He said the Union was Tn he hands of the Northern anti Llncolntes,who could prevent dis union by a fuslonfor LincoIn's defeat.- MT. Yancey coneuded by saying that if the Northern sectIonl majority disregaded the checks and limitations of the Constitu- ton, Southern freenn would plant the banner of equality upo the mountains of Georgia, and entrenchehemselves in a Southern Confectionery ; bt he hoped that a timely fusion would aert such dire evils.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

FINE Messrs. Robinson & Branch have our thanks for bottle of their |" Super for Old Bourbon Whisky" It is not only ex- cellent for family and medical purposes, but tastes we'll without sugar or water. friend of ours who is an acknowledged judge of the article, says he must secure at least dozen bottles, which he intends to reserve for a camp hunt, or a trip to the Pigeon Roost thi: {.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
RIVER NEWS, Sc.

n5Y" The U. s. Mail packet Kanawha Val ley, Capt. D. B. Price, passed up yesterday morning, bound for Jacksonport. She will be down tomorrow morning, bound for Napo- leon. Arthur Harris, her clerk, has our thanks for late papers,
 RwThe U. S. Mail packet Medora, Capt. Timms, is due from Napoleon on Friday morning, and returns again on Monday morn- ing on her down trip. Capt. W. Globes, her clerk, has our thanks for many favors.
 Ry- The Masonic Gem, Capt. Pillsburg, passed up Wednesday night, bound for Jack sonport, and returned, bound for Memphis, on Friday morning. J. P. Mcdonald, her clerk, furnished us with Memphis, Louisville and St. Louis papers.
 EY- The Frontier City, Capt. Houston, passed up Friday morning, bound for Augusta and West Point, and returned, bound for Memphis, on Saturday evening. H. c. Ben ham, her clerk, furnished us with late New Orleans, Louisville and Memphis papers.
 N~ The Hazel Dell, Capt. Rees, passed up Monday morning. H. B. Smithson, her clerk, furnished us with late Memphis papers.
 RV~ Capt. Sam. Taylor, left on the U s. Mail packet Medora, on Monday morning, bound for New Orleans. He will return about the 20th inst, with his New Orleans and White river packet Carrier, which has been secured for this trade the coming season Capt. Taylor is an experienced boatman, and gentleman who is "known all along shore,' as we'll as on the river, from New Orleans tc the upper regions of White and Black rivers including every navigable inlet to White river.
 IMPROVEMENT OF LITTLE RED RIvER.-oi Saturday last, 29th ult., the contract for i'm proving the navigation of Little Red River wa to have been let out to the lowest bidder Searcy, White county. The improvement are the removal of snags and logs from tn mouth to West Point, and the removal of loos rocks, &c., from West Point to Searcy land ing. Col. Critz, the Internal Improvement Commissioner of White county, in compan. with other gentlemen, recently made an exam ination of the river from the mouth to Wes Point They found at the shoalest places no less than forty inches water. We repeat, a we have often heretofore asserted, that Lltti Red River is navigable at all seasons ot tn year as far up as West Point.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

rI@J. H. QUIsENBERRy, ot Des Arc' who was a candidate for the Legislature in Prairie county at the last election, has been appointed and will take the stump m few days, as an elector for Douglas and Johnson in Arkansas.
 Mir. Quisenberry though gentleman of great energy and determination of char acter and one of the most fluent and per severing speakers we know, seems doom- cd to fail.
 The most invulnerable animal of which we ever heard has only nine lives. But MT. Quisenberry, not to be deterred, "goes in" now, if we have been correctly ln' formed, the ninth time for office, Look out, this time, Q; look out Douglas aa0 JOhnsOu !-[OId Line Democrat
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
MARKETS, &C.
 CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, Wednesday, Oct 3, 1860.

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Stewart & Bros., received 64 bales, 32 of which they bought at 94@10c.
 Robinson & Branch received 12 bales, which they bought at yl@sac.
 W. B. Crocker & Co.,, received 19 bales, which they bought at 9a@10c.
 McLaren & Jackson received 3 bales, which they bought at 9sc.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
SIGN OF THE BIG

FRANCIS HoLr, BOOT AND SHOE MANU- FACTURER, dealer in FRENCH CALF SKINS, srpE-LEATHER, OAK-TANNED SoLE-LEATH- ER, and FINDINGS of every description, at the ssOd Stand," sign of the F'BAG BooT,' one door East of J. A. Jennings & Co.,, Buena Vista street, Des Arc.
 Call and have your work done, md make your purchases at the "oldest established house.v Satisfaction guaranteed.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
DIES ARC HOTEL ARRIVALS
 UP TO 12 O'CLOCK, YESTERDAY.
[R. W. NEwBy, PROPRIETOR

G. F. Bancum, searcy; W. M. Harville,
 Ii; Ii; B. Rlakemore, West Point; N. Allen, J. ". Powell, N. C.; J. w. Huffman, Texas : Esquire Tidwell, Stony Point; M. s. Hyne- more, Little Rock H. L. Mitchell, Napoleon ; ' w. Davis, Hickory Plain; W. L. Brim, SCsckson, Tenn; E. c. Mebane, Tenn.;J J. w, SG9onbs, J. D. Randall, Ky.;J. B. Littlepage, vest Point; Hon. E. W. Can't, Washington,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

W Our distinguished representative. Hon. E. w. Can't, passed through this plac on yesterday, EN ROUTE for Memphis He brAgs us the most gratifying assurances of the ste- cess of our ticket in South Arkansas.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

GTr The pigeons are now on their annual tramp to this region. Immense numbers of them s' have been taken" by our sportsmen, and the sound of guns heard in every direc- tion indicate that C the war has begun.'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
White River Township Breckinrias
 and Lane Club.

JNO. s. PEARSON, President. J. E. GLENN, 1st Vice-President. w. w. WAIR, 2d "
 D. w. MUNROE, Secretary.
 J. J. E E. DGtHATEW0oD,} Secretaries. VIM. BETHEL, Treasurer. EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-GEo.A A. MclvER GEORGE W. GLENN, A. o. EDWARDS, SIM HORNE, M. M. ERWIN.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
MAEHTED.

On the 20th ult., by Elder J. M. Cox, Mir. JOHN F. WHlTLocE and Miss ELIZABETH JONES, all of this vicinity.
 On Wednesday evening last, by the same, Mir. WILLIAM H. CLIFF, of St. Francis coun- ty, and Miss SARAH A. BALLow, of Jackson county.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

ARTISAN WELL.-There has been no meet ing of the Board of Mayor Aldermen, as yet, to change the location of this We'll. We are satisfied that large majority of our people are in favor of placing it on the Public Square. Will the authorities "permit" the people to vote upon it?
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
Appointment by the Secretary of the
 Interior.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Mr. Wm. J. Delano, formerly Superintendent of the lOhio, Indiana and Illinois Telegraph sompany, has been appointed to a clerk skp in the census Bureau.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

dgy- The Fort Smith Herald learns from a passenger on the Overland stage, direct from Texas, that Rev, Wm. Bully of the M. E. Church, was hung on the 18th ut. for being implicated in the late burning in Texas, and
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

EV- The Fort Smith Herald, of the 22d inst, says that William Owen, the horse thief arrested at that place, is still alive and is likely to recover.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

THE CONFEDERATION AT FoRT SMlTH.- It is estimated that the value of the buildings destroyed at Fort Smith on the 22th ult., was about $113,000, and in addition to which the following losses were sustained on merchan- disc, furniture, etc Sutton & Spring, dealers in dry goods, groceries, etc, loss S35,OOO, no insurance; Walton & Bourne, dry goods, sl5,- , 900, insured for $10,0o0; A. Hamilton Cline, s drugs, S20,0o0, no insurance; Bennett & Foss, @'dry goods, etc., S15,0O0, insured 1000; Times printing office, s5,00o, no insurance; G. W. Sisson, $2,0oO, no insurance; J. B. Gridley, s1,500, insured $l 200; Col. Springs law office, S1,500, no insurance. Also the post-ofice, including 4,000 letters and the last California mail for Memphis. The entire loss by this disastrous confagration is fully S200,OOo. The origin of the fire is unknown, but supposed to be the work of an incendiary,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
Cincinati Market.

dNcIENATI, September 2S.
 FLoUR.-Th tales of to-day amounted to 2,000 bbls. as5(g5 10. Whisky--sales of ], 200 bbls. at i C. '
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

"A pretty girls sentimental religion if an agreeable fellow kisses you on one cheek, turn to him the other also.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
Wholesale Dry Goods,

yXTE are now prepared to supply Mer- w chants with their stocks of FALL AND WINTER GooDs, at prices which VIII pea. favorable comparison with bills purchased at any other market. Our Clothing was mana- factured especially for our trade. Our goods are all fresh and new and we can and will make it to the interest of Retail Merchants 10 deal with us.
 SOUTHWORTH, NANCE & CO.,
 163 Main St., Webster Block, \ sap5-tf Memphis, Tennessee.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03


 CORN AND PoRK-The Batesville Balance, Of the Fist ult., says: "The time has come for gathering the corn crop, and there is conside- rable speculation as to whatis likely to be the ruling price for the article during the fall and winter. We have heard of some being sold for 57a cents, and of some engaged at 50 cents The former price is lower than it can be ex- pected to rate at. It is believed, by most per sons who are posted upon such matters, that the price will not fall below 40 or 45c, and probably not exceed 60c.
 "There is an abundance of corn in this sec tlon of country to supply the demand for home consumption, but there will not be much fol exportation. It is thought there will be scarcity of pork, and that article will proba' ply command from 5A to cents f8 1b. No de- mite idea can yet be formed in regard to that however,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

| A MUSTANG PONY, of dark color, very | A near roan--with white face and white feet. He is a range horse about six years old.
 A liberal reward will be given for his delivery to me at Des Are, or at the livery stable of
 T. F. Greer & Bro.
 iune9tf J. E, GAIENoob.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
DTED,

Near Des Arc, on the 27th inst, MT. JOHN W. DANIELS.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

RR We learn from the Helena Shield that, some two weeks since, over one hundred emp ty morphine bottles were found in small shanty, near the new jail in that city. Dili- igent search and inquiry had been made as to where the bottles came from, but the mystery had not been solved. Not little excitement was created, from the fact that poison has been found in possession of slaves in Texas and other portions of the country.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me for the pur- "A chase of property in Des Are, must make prompt payments. ,N
 febl:tf s' '. SAA -iiNs
Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03

Featia and FataL Catastrophs-Sner.
 at Liues Lost-50 10 6, H,mar Beings CruShed-Sl50, ,00l worh o, Property Destroyed.
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DIEp-May oh, OF scarlet {. Yer, FANNY o,!y d,urh.
ter OF Peter aud Matilda Russell, years q mos
On the 9th inst at the Residence of her grandfather
lion. JOHN l.. Mason, in New York city M,nY a., Sc
cond daughter o! Thor as N. Mason, aged years.
months, and ~ days.
At Harding. III. May Sd, DR.. S. W. III>KLrY, native
Mercer State of Maine, aged 81 years, o congestion
Of the lungs.
During his residence he endearsd himself to those
whom he became connected vi h, by his gen,emanly
department and urbanity Of manners u vas gra-
duate of Bowdon OF class OF 30 lie was followed to
his last resting place by large numbers of his xdnrng
friends. Funeral obsequies we're rsrfermsd BY Rev W.
Bate he'sr and Wright
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CHILD DEowHED.-On Sunday evening
last, between s and 9 o'clock, a child three
years old, named Walter Olson, belonging
to Mrs. Barbara Olson, Cook on board the
canal boat Laura Ann. fell overheard, or
off the plank leading to the boat, laying
at the Madison st bridge in this city, and
was drowned The child Vas missed at 3
or 10 O clock, and search made at once,
but was not found until next morning
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a meeting of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club will be held at their club room,
on Monday evening next, May 18th. A
general attendance of the members is re-
quested. as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
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NEW SASH, Door AND BLIND FAcT"nY IN
Orr,wA.-A Hew establishment of this
kind pas recently opened by CUSHING Il
Co. north of Clancy ~ Cos. lumber yard,
near the railroad DEPOT. They are fur
nisled will. large amount OF the latest
and most improved macilenery, and claim
10 turn out better and at the SAME time
cheaper work than was ever before seen
in Ottawa. Builders will 10 We! to give
them a call
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THE CONFESSIONS or AN UNFORTUNATE MAN,
brought upol husei. the most obstinate nervous
affection. premature decay. &c, by indiscreion ana
Observation-Disclosures the benefit Of the afflicted,
and particularly addressed To young narre~ people,
and those contemplating marriage, pointing out the
they may be restored 10 perfect health. The au-
thor having himself been ed desires place in the
hands Of the unfortunate lie which they
fin relief, and also TO put stop the various ino-i
tons practiced upon the unwary. lie ill send his
periekce free of charge Address, VIM. j. Iornv. Box
1:,, o., New York. febll-6n
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OTTAW 4 WHOLESALE MARKET

Orr.wA Nav 5. 1850
FJnr-Winter wheat, e3a3.5" pr 100; spring"
extra. :2.75a3u"; Sprlm" W Tine ~
Co,n Nasi-kl.ooni- l0pr- 100
Uhcat-Winter l.0,'al.lU; spring. eoaa3c.
Corn-Ear. sc for IS lbs; shellcd dc Tor % IDS
O,tis- :S2a35c for 81 lbs.
RtrieY-5,.c for 30 lbs.
TIno.Ln .>e~i-@2.25.
Potdtoes-i0c p. bush.
E.'gS-.c.
Eatt-J--I5c.
Cdir SAtns-1c
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The EEGE-o JIM SrrcrLATIoS.-AbOut
how much. in these days. do the relub!i-
cans OF Ottawa " calculate thcir famous
political speculation LIST fall in the affair
Of the negro Jim. has Melted them in votes
1t is the sorcst point on which an Ottawa
republican can be approached. another
such pElilamthropc feat would redeem La
Sail. COUNTY T. the democracy.
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IMPORTANT To FFlIALLS.
Or. CEEESEMA PILLS

Prepared ~ IOgneii"e l. |h-e,ratn, Il, d, -Hets
u !. 't-y
The coIHuatior- OF ingredients .rs :Ie-e PHI. the
result lou- AMI extensive practice They mild
their operation. aI certain correcting all iGrcgU
larir-> Pai.fi N-u-rr'!ati"r> removing all oh>rUc
in tie side Tapitari-iI 81 tie heart. Nhe- all nervous
affections. Mysteries. fatigue - ia ts- back and
limbs &c. disturbed sleep. which r.Ses oa inlerrup
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Chees Pits invaluable. they vii bring
III monthly u-r! with T-cuLar'tv- Lairr- Tio
have been disappointed in tar g other pits
place confidence ia Br. Pals do
iI.g al hat :Lry Represent to DO
NOTICE
There = ta3 titan NJ. z r"'s = stan in 'bich
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closing 81 d crES--frs I CIE.-svAs, box 4f3I.
Post office. Sey Yorb Cry
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T. T. HCTCHINGS.
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Are iuinlIble for . against using pills while in
or ir that condition, the pro-
r, cta. ri the M-Ii-vs- - pri-tor assumes
The Pills roiltns :. sp"nsieity alter ths
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With UNPARALLELED success recommended. Directions
in every cast; and lie i, I. accompanying each box.
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ladies io have uS.d them - " B-Ask Tor Dr pu
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suffering from any ir--gu You the" ain phi you
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-, i-r.-,.e Of family = the belOE, sisy'
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selves SO. cautioned country
Sold hy ~
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Agents tor the North Western States, also dealers
Patent VI, dicaes generally.
sod ~ u. WALKER. Otto1ed,
J.. Y. GEIGtiS.
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NEW YORK MARKET

by Telegraph
NEW IoHK, Nav H.
Flour opened rather easier and clo.ed steady at
Yesterdays prices.
Wbeat-Aioderate safes; SI26 fair Chicago
spring; sl.2ral..O M'l. club
Barley dull ard heavy sales n 'hc.
Corn firm with good export demand Sales at
1Se mixed u estern. C round yellow
Oats quiet; 42a42c western and state.
Pork firm and quiet Sales Sl1"O old mess;
SIS new; *i4al4.lz new prime.