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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
BY J. c. MORRILL,.
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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.

 WYE have recently built large addition h tt manufacturing department with all the mo- dern machinery for the manufacture of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding; Mantels, Door and Window Frames, Castings, Cornice, Brackets, Newel Posts, Turning and Scroll Work, of every style. We have on hand large stock of Lumber of all kinds, Flooring, White Pine and Poplar Weather-bo boarding, Sheeting shin gles, Fencing, and large lot of Cedar Posts. Our manufacturing department is under the supervision of an experienced foreman. and we fiatter ourselves that as to price, quality, style and durability we can compete with any siTnl- lar establishment in the United States. Or ders promptly filled.
 WHIPPLE, REID SS co. Flaming Mill, near the Bayou on Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
 Sept. 5, 1S60--1y.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
Personal Appearance of the Secession
 Leaders

The Wilmington Journal thus describes General Beauregard and Jefferson Davis.
 Gen. Beauregard hns not single An |glo.Saxon feature. The whole tone of his countenance and attitude would lead one to expect him to speak in some of the languages of continental Europe. It is u French face, but of the style of Cavaignac or Lamoricere. It is of the solid type of Frenchmen.
 MT. Davis looks young for his age, which is we'll over fifty. He might be preacher, for any fre-cating expression about him. But for the square and straightly opened eyes and habilually clos ed mouth firm as iron, no one would sus- pecl MT. Davis of being the civil and mil ltary leader of great national movement.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26

e@5- In Virginia, Gen. Butler consd- CTS negroes contraband, and when they seek refuge in his camp he puts them to work Tn the cntrenchments. In Illinois, Col. Prentiss makes the same use of Southern white men. He has number of the Camp Jackson, Mo-. soldiers, whom he captured whilst they were on their way South, and requires them to work on the levees at Cairo, and they are besides, treated to all sorts of indignities. A day of retribulion will soon oyertakc the Illinois leader.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
 LEVIN HARRISON, P. M

FoRr SMITH.--Arrives Mondays and Thurs Jays at 3 p. m. Leaves Tuesdays and Satur- days at 10 p. m
 EASTERN MAIL.-Arrives by river Tues days and Thursdays at a. m. Leaves Thurs days and Saturdays at a. m.
 SAM HALE.-Capt. C. w. Coes-arrives at Des Are on Tuesdays, from Napoleon, and touches hele for her downward mails on Thurs days, from Jacksonport.
 KANAwHA VALLEY-Capt. D. E. Price arrives at Des Arc from Memphis on Thurs days, and touches here again on Saturdays for her downward mails, from Jacksonport. x
 SEARcY- Arrives Tuesdays at 6 p. m.- Leaves Mondays at a. m.
 BRowNsvILLE. Arrives Saturdays at D.. m. Leaves Fridays at a. m
 COTTON PLANT.--Arrives Saturdays at II a. m. Leaves same days at 12 D. m.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26

OUR WORK is well done. and our rates 'f charges as LOW as the LOWEST.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
STRAYED!

nN or about the 18th day of April, 1Sol, { } from the subscriber, living at Des Arc, Arkansas, small brown or dark bay MAKE; I think there is not white spot on her, sup posed to be about years old, with brand on her left shoulder, supposed to be r. k. Any person knowing where said mare IS would confer great favor by letting me know by leaving word at the Citizen oillce.
 MaY26.lm V. n. w ILoVN.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
ARKANSAS OFFICIALS.


 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Henry M. Rector, Governor. William R. Miller, Auditor Public Accounts. John I. Stirman, Secretary of State. Oliver Basham, State Treasurer. J. F. Ritchie, Land Attorney and S. Collector. John M Harrell, Solicitor General.
 JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
 Supreme Court. E. H. English. Chief Justice. F. F. W. ts,nep,,u, Compton, Associate Justices. J. l.. Hollowel, Attorney General. Luke E. Barber, Clerk and Reporter.
 Federal Count. David Pingo, Judge.
 Eastern District. - -, District Attorney. J. G. Halliburton. Marshal. Richard Searcy, Clerk.
 Western District. Granville Wilcox, District Attorney. James M. Brown, Marshall. John B. Ogden, Clerk.
 Chancery Court at Latile Rock. U M. Rose. Chancellor. Gorden N. Peay, Clerk and Receiver.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BUE-
 MA VISTA STREET FOR SALE.

THE East half of LOT No $, Block 25, on Buena Vista street. in Des Arc, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The building was formerly occupied by J. w Wallace, as a Family Grocery. The location is one of the best in town. For terms, &c., apply to
 ian 1s-f1 J. C. MORRILL,.
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Tar AoxE4 Etxc.-A French write. TIM. i

THE AoSET 6txc.-A French writer thus
speaks Of Baron James BotbehiId.
Monsieur de RothehiId, in an iudeiatisa-
Ole worker. he rises early, looks after
his own affairs himself. He receives VS.
itors after he has prepared the day. work
for bis myrmfdOnsi on certain points he is
unbsnding, bot he is good man, though
not easily moved. He has the perSpica-
city Of q man who has made the largest
fortune in Europe. His views on financial
matters are always sound; be has genius
for foreseeing events. His judgement of
men is unerring, aud c0nseqneutlv he
knows With whom and how so deal. Nolh-
ing turns him aside from purpose he has
once formed; his views are always clear.
and foreihly expressed The hours devO-
ted by him 70 work are occupied until the
last minute He then wifhdraws himself
entirely from business, aud resorts to the
pleasures OF life.
the house Of Rn:hsehild, consisting of
the Baron James, Charles. Lionel and other
brothers and cousins. is undoubtedly the
most royal and powerful of the reigniug
European families. They have absorbed
most OF the gold and silver of the world,
and no nation can GO to war in Europe
without their sovereign permission. They
lent the emperor of Russia forty millions
for the Crimean war; they lent the British
Government seventy-tive millions: Turkey,
Austria, Sardinia, Prussia, and Egypt, have
nil looked to their pockets for the sinews
Of war. The emperor of Austria, at last
accounts was trying TO obtain fresh
supply from this exhaustible fountain, add
even the great Napoleon is eager to propri-
ate the branch Of tue house in his empire.
It is said that the great banker has been
offered the sovereignty of Jerusalem, but
having all the srcpters of Europe in his
coat pocket, he magaidcently dis.lains tue
proposition.
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NV OELslSs, 18th Anruri

NV OELsGSG, 18th August, 1850
d. J. C. ARA; Sir: eheeuully comply Snh
the rogue Of yonr agent. and report to you
ths etfecIs have realized with your SaTsapariI5
lave cured With it. IN my TEaetiee, most q u,
complains for which II is reeoznmended and hs,t
found it, ELECTS truly wonderful In the cure Of Toe
mi GHh ASTenTiEl DiEeaeE- One Of FAY patients
lI yPbIliIie ulcPrs IL his throat Wiki NeIs zoo.
snaliFs his palate and the top Of bis mouth Yous
asrila, steadily taken cured him IN Eve UetkI
Another was N;taeked by secondary symptoms in his
nose and the liberation hEd eaten away consiiers-
bic part Of It. - that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill hiEl Bot Il Yielded I,
my administration Of oGr SaTSaparila; the uIcess
heAle1i ana he e veil again, not Of course without
s-Iiis Jis1igutation Vf his face A woman who hAG
Teen treated for the sane disorder BY mercury W.
suffering from this poison In Ter bone5 They had
6eeoEns 80 sensitive to the weather. that on a darF
day sac suffered exerueiatnE plin In her joints aEd
bonss she too, was cured entirely by your SarsA
naTina in few WeekS- ] kuDW from IFS far7aula
which your asent EaTe me- that this preparation
from your laboratory must be great remedy; con
s~luen1ly. these truly remarkable results With
have not surprised me.
EEateTuaTfy ytsIifa C. TLARlNTRR Me
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4aiIg gntenioenfrt.
THE LAND WE love.
81 FINlgz Johssox.

one vfrtue remaiheth
Secure 10 the heart
liz = hive for the SPA
Chr fest on hare pTeaI'd-
Fog The hone Of cur childhood
ItD stream and ia dlOueFu.
Wheru - children We r0Ve,i
HhFoaghSuf it gay boWsrs.
euf keaTts may be liaTkEhsI
With shadows II sla,
AEa 1tst1Tfune mSS duRG-h
HgpeiS Ares while
ORr ha<k mAJ Be- sbIpWTeeced
On lies surfing Eea=
Sst, o bCtle % cur childhood.
We think SIN q tbSts
On msm0FyB pinion4
we visit the spot
Aud, entFeBelle4 By It, visions,
Past yesEa are forgot:
We clutch n the phantoms
We oBae dtd urESre-
Whipped up IN Beiusibt,,
We are children once more.
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Rev. Robert, Dick, F Isg5 g.. y 3 = or sE
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just I'tbfisked, an a Sealed EareEops,
on THg NATURE. TREATMENT. AND RADICAL.
CURE OF SBERMATORHHCEA. or Seminal Weak
mess SeHnal Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions, inducing impoteneJ, and Mental aud
Physical IneapAeity.
BY ROBr. J. CULTERWELL. 81. D.
-latEor Of the "G7Tosa RoaI de-
The WOrld-renaWned author, in this admirable Lee
tIrs clearly proves fron his II perisnee tIt th
awful consequences OF SeEabuse may be- efretuaIiy
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations. bouieS instru1ients rings or
eorills pointing Vut mode CT at oaee certain
and edecfuAl. by which eUeTJ sufferer. no matter
Nhht his condition NAV be. may hnselfehsap{y.
privately ard radieIHB. This lecture will move a
bOun u thousands and thOasAnds.
seat under seal to any address nos. ts1il on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing DR.
Gil. J. o KLINE, Ia BoEeEy :;eE York. Post ONCE
box +,asd. lang
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New Family Grocery,

VaHEsUBSCRIBERBEG LEAVE To ANNOUNCE
i that he Unopened Family Grocery aud Eoreigt,
I'TIslner store In the old Post once building ISs
Market street. near the corner Of Quincy IT.. and ~.
eita the generous patronage Of his friends and tie
public generally.
II viii be nay constant endeaVur to offer, at the
lowest prices. the best qualities the market affords
A superior article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hanh-
German Produce. sHeh PruneS, LentIes, Split
Peas. also all kinds Of Nuts. Oranges and Lem6nH
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
OF the different grades, wholesale aud retail at
q. W. REESSISG'S,
6ehl+-lyd Formerly With Alex. Ileyman.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial G onege!

EOuNnEp 1854
LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
TITHIs INSTITUTION ls.NOw In THE MOST
ring the hast has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
ereasing number Of students, representing nearly
every Stale in the Union
II now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
dsSirably located buildings In the city. The rooms
furnished
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly r the
various duties Of the Counting Room or to obtain
7hOrOAGh Efgeteal BEsi9sEg BHouton generally, are
In nSy IEtieIia by any similar tstab
FACULTY.
Z. X. LOS1ER,
Prineipa-Lectugrr the Science Of AecOunts Com
nieree, business Customs, etc.
I'M. PHILLIPS,
Professor oftbe Theory and Practice OF
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of B0lk-K eepinI,
sc. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and Ornamental PeumanshIn
5 I. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthiCs.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. ThOs Swami, Vim. II. KelEhier, Ess.,
Jacob Trast, Es1- VIM KnRbos Rsq.
Of standard Works, expressly for the use Of ,h. stS
dents.
zach student has de-k to himself aud i. .epa-
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can enter At any time.
IhetimsSsuEily requlrel tOeOuplstsths naIl eOune,
DtpIoNA Is awarded 10 all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornanented Circular, CON
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Raltiulore NJ.
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Dr ;. II. s. Claiming. Of New York City. vri,..;
u mast eheeEfulIy eOmPy will Ehe rn4ncst Of y5gr
agent In SHying ! have fOund your sarsapaTills
most excellent alterGtive In the numerous complaints
ior NfIicli ne employ SIIel remedy hut especially
ia Finale DiEcaAss OF the ScTOfuloEs Iiatliesls
have SuIed many thEsteTte case. OF LeUouTrhets hy
eSrgtiOa of the iieyEE. The liberation itself t.,
soon eHFssL Nothing within my knowledge e7rAl,
II fnr these female arrangements"
EslEard s. NarTos. Of SsWhury. Ala. writes: =
dangerous oraFia1i tllcF one Of the feEaalss n
nay family. which lIll de6ed all the remedies Ur
could emplOy. has at length been completely euTst
by your sIsxtTaet n Ssr>RparilIA- Our phyEi~iln
thought nothing but extiTpatiSn could AHori relief
hun he advised the trial Of yOur sarapaTila a. tLt
last reSoFt before cutting. and it proved efectaa
Aher taking your remedy eight weeks no EyIupisz
of the disease remAins,7
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- -f- HEAAIAfSf TIA. NuN.. lbdQs
nN and amer tile 25ll November, 1864 the Is<en-
" gar TnlIns VIII Be daily f1lIOEs:
Rirst-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago. st.
Louis, IndlRnaP olis, Dayton, Cineinnati Columbus
Wheeling, BenEood BaiiimOrgx and Washington City
Expires departs daily except sundays at 9s4j A. NJ
RndnrriTea In Baltimore at $50 A. connecting with
the earliest trains for the Eastern and Soutbt cities
Returning. Leave baltimore q; A. NJ. and arrives
90 BenWO0d At els r. n. and Wheeling at SsS5 p. NJ
making direct connection with the Western Express
train This train will only stop for Wsl and water
and mralins the paBssngers
SecUnl-TheGrrat Southwestern, st. Louis, C'nein-
natl Columbus. Wheeling. BsnWOod. Baltimore and
Washington City RxpTeSs leaves Wheeling; daily at
e5 p. ". arriving In BSltnrure At 2s35 z. ~.
Meeting with the afteTnupn trains the Eastern and
Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore T.
Ne RhdaTTives atBeRVSOd at 5:I5 A. 81 and v heelin
1t S:lS A. NJ making direct epnHsction with the great
Western Express traIEs- This train viii Ouly stop FOR
wood aud wafer and mealing the passensrIs.
freight train with passenger car attsrhed will
leave daily except Sundays, for TaftOn at {:lU ~
Returning, will arrive at SIS Il. II.
3" J.B- PORn, Agent,
M.P. S'HrH, Master Of transportation.
L. NJ CoLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. MOVES
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ayes CheTrYP ectoral
fVE Tue hAftD cERE OF
CouBhss Colds. Induenza, II0arSeneSs'
Group BrOuehiiist Enetptent Com
GumpttOIlS aud for the Relief
OF COnEumptIVe Patients
IN - g.
ofne niscnsrs

or the Disease
This is 4 remedy 20 nhtSeFSliiy knoEn 10 FzTPh''
- the cure - tlrDat srii lang rSz7F.Hsais
tht u = nseleaa here 70 pabl the eVi1PncSs g -
EItueL lts uuriJHiIea sHeeTifbee fnF ep5sa' aHa
eolda- and tts truiy WondeEfnl eufes q vass5sail
cdne9f. have made Il knoE1 tdruuEholt the eiElfss
iat5olA % the eaTth- Few tie cumEsEaiiirSN -
even t4naiiiea atnopg them who have Dot rone tfr'
s9l eK be1tenee q ne tHeetE- uue living 3Thy ID
iheEF nait u ts1 victory ever TIE Esbile apd eah
!selfii5 atRs'5teEs q the thEuEt and iUpEs - AZ
knox the dFeadfal tat1lity o. thea dsgTdrrs And =
tnsJ know too, the eeet9 q tIts re1ssdyI Ne hfst
The virtues that Il id have vhen IakInS the Gers
ShiSh have Won % strongly nPan tie 6 sAasser 81
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. AVER & CO..
Lowell, Mass.
Fer sais by A. c. GooDk CO apd BY ~ I,Ta.'
Ets9- ArEll-ly-n'Ets-2El
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
-g.a ing Ran Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
.ysa - ing RAN Road.
"a
ON ANDAFTER lloNDAY, November ssth, lS6O,
~ Passenger TRIMS win leave BriigePsrt fol-
lows Sundays execpted)
IIsOo "A. 81 Anil Train, stopping at M stations ex
sept New Salisbury. Sumhiifville Prank
lin, East dorchester. Nouitrie- EOotstezn,
E4Tlyile- Maeedou+a, BedfOTi,. and New
SEA ~ burg arrives at pittshnFgh at 4:lO r. NJ,
Baltimore at 500 A. NJ. PHILADELPHIA at
~ Cleveland At 7s3N p d .ToielIo at 1910 A.
~. Detroit At 6:l5 A. A. and Chicago at
1000 p ~ Express Train. stopping At all stations
except Liverpool, Smiths Ferry: Indus
Irt.rr Try, BeAvEr, New Salisbury. East Rocl.-
ester. Eariville Macedonia. Bedford and
NeWburE; arrives at Pittsburgh Mt 2:4O
a. 81. baltimore At GOO p. NJ. PhtlGdeI-
Ihia At 500 r. ~ New York at lO=9O p
~: Cleveland At $40 A. NJ; Toledo at
FL 1890 p. 81. Detroit Rt 600 P. NJ. and
Chicago at lls0O T. II.
Roth these trains make close connections at Ceye
land and Pittsburgh tor the points indicated abOye
also Tor Erie. Dunkirk- BuiiabJ Rnl Niagara Fails
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A ". aud S:i5 p NJ, and
arrive At bridgeport at 60 P. u. and 5.25 a. NJ
Leave PittAbnrEh ut is40 A. NJ. and $40 p. ~, mn
arrive At nrhlEepurt Al 6=2s A. NJ and 6-eO p NJ.
ExcursiOn Tickets to Pittsburgh and return s3TS
any ether Fuute.
and Fast can he proenred At the Oics No. 81 Water
street next door To SpTigg House Wheeling Va and
at Bridgeport Station.
PIeiRht contracts will be made at lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and It's connections
to the Fast North, West and Northwest At OFFICE
81 Water street, orNCt Freight gent at Bridge
port Station. K. HAMILTON. Agent.
JOIN cHApMs Sse 1ssnt VA :
J.N.SIecuLLouGII. President. Dug i'O''' :"
p r. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't, --.r-- noTSS
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FFateTnaTiy y6ufs, CIV .LARlAIER. ME
RAeshlaffssl. q. IL -.
lNDEIEgDEyeE. I.re.tou q. Ya.ath lu.y. l.sl

A-GLEAsAAA-ASA- - Nfs- l-Ailu iHot
pE J. C. ATtE: Sir: hare baen aflIctsd Eiih
palnfni chronic RhelnutisHi Tor long time Wiki
batiel the skiIl q pbyaieiRns and Af1ek 70 ne II
spite OF all the rrnedies conld md, until tri'4
yoaf SaTsaFariil,- One hsltEe cured me in iUa
weeks and RESTORED my general health - much tkIi
ain far better than before Wa aftarlrd IthiHy
Il Eondetfnl medicine. . FREGM
jules y 6eteheil, Of st. Lo1is. Urites: Il have
been Afhleted ia- years With IN geafi0a Of ~ Lfr
which testrUyed my health tried eTeFJthinE AID
everything failed 70 relieve me; and have been
hFokeIl5aJUn man for some years from 10 oih',
eause than deTuH9sFitIIt n az LireT. Ny hsIeEsi
pastor the HeN. NJ EgPy. aslvtseI IN yU=r
Sars4parilia- beetuae he sad he kRsz you and any
thing yo1 rasae S.sHIsrtii trying. By the hle-sus
Of God Il has cured me and has ~ purified my Sloi
a TO make man Of me tesl yozns: sEAis.
The best that can he sid Of yOa Il not half EOoi
enough"
NeFfTTllf. CIHetT, TzloTE. EaldTpeEe5lE TceTIfioa
OzTiss dRd E2E50liatiol ef ne Bees.
great TaEietE Of HaseS have been ret-oTtsd 10 rs
where euTes N thee Formidable Complaints lave
suited trptu the I'VE q ibis remedy, bat spAes
here VII net admit them. sOIps Of them may Ls
bfuhd IN our American AlmsnFc. which the Akents
below FAMED aTO pleSI TO furnish gratis TO ali Uhs
call Cor them,
DyE.fria, Leart Df,east. IIts, EPi7lpsy. R.iqHaae