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, 1866-11-24

An Oil Refinery Destroyed by Fire.
On C,T1, Pennsylvania, November :3.-Shirk
McFadden : Co: s refinery was destroyed by flrr
this morning. Lose. $4,000, rattial1y insured.
, 1866-11-24
Unsuccessful attempt to OBJ
tain a New Trial for
the Fenian S!iyen.
Tile Feeling IN Canada East in Re.
gard to the Approach
ing Trials.


BE Atlantic Cablc-RG Gmor thnf m Aus
Trim L"uu " i'll @0aa lie rsnccd Oh tac
m1rLct-Eeutun Arms SeIzed-Ia t'Eu*slnn
Nnvnf officer to Visit the United Statcs-
Tie London toet On the Relations Between
England mud the United %smsc--SHspcn-
sipn ot I'm Irish Contructor-Tnc French
Frers on the Mexican Question.
LONDON, November s2.-TAe United Statca
stcsmer Fro1ic left Southampton yesterday to join
tic squadron at Lfbson.
LoSDoS, November ea-It Is reported that the
steamship G7eat Eastern WILL begin to make regu-
lat trips between New York and Brest carly ii
Malch.
LONDON. November 2s.-Therc is a 1uroor 10
the effect that an Austrian lonn of s2ve1nl millions
Of pounds sterling will soon be placed in the
market
LONDON, November = =, p. MA large quantity
Of arms designed for the use Of Fenians was
seizcd upon Liverpool bound steamer Mt Cork.
vienna, November a2a---Admiral Ceihkof1, Of
the Russian navy, left Vienna yesterday for the
United statcs. Hc will 60 direct 10 New York.
Losnos, November g, q p. m.-1hc Paris cor1es-
pondcnt Of the London FDsf Gays that the rela-
uons between England and the United States will
soon be critical.
LosDos, Friday noon. November IA schoon-
er was seized to-day by the Government authorl-
ties nj Cork on suspicion Of having Feniap arms.
uacan. an Irish contractor. has suspended pay
meEt- Ills liabilities arc estimated at a million
sterling, bnt his asscts arc considered good.
FAE1s, November 23.-La France his morn.
Ing editot1a1y admits that The departure OF Maxi
milan ftom Mr1ieo is likely to take placc at auy
moment, 1t has not alrcndy becn accomplished,
Le Tempe sa,u that the French will quit
MEXICO speedily and altogether The M2niteur
maintains silence on the Mexican question.
, 1866-11-24

For sale by all Booksellers. Sent, postpaid On 70.
celpt Of price by the Publishers,
TICkN0R g. FIELDS, Boston.
, 1866-11-24

FROM EUROPE.
Adyices TO- Last Evening by At
1antic Gable.
Rumor that an Austrian Loan will
Soon be Placed on the
London Market.
Seizure Of Vessel and Arms Re-
longing to tile Fcnians.
The London Post Predicts SpeB-
dy Trouble with the Uni
ted States.
Opinions of the French Press
on The Mexican
Question.
Fiye'Twenties Closed in Lon.
don at, 70 81.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Runlor that the President Has
Abandoned His Recon-
struotion Policy.
Items i'll Relation to the Financial
Policy of the Government.
Mr.. Johnson's New Plan for a
Coup d'Eta:.
Important French Dispatches in
Relation to Mexico.
rR0M CANADA.
Unsuccessful attempt to OBJ
tain a New Trial for
the Fenian S!iyen.
Tile Feeling IN Canada East in Re-
gard to the Approach
iny Trials.
, 1866-11-24

The Doctors reputation II tsa1y physician in New
YORK. and his superiority In ThEpo Lun aod Chronic
Diseases vii! render It superduocs to recommend bis
new method Of treatment By Of his Owl new in.
struments. or Inhalation and Fukuf31tion Both in.
strumens are not only approved by the leading ply
caus Of this country and Europe hut we'll spoken
Of In the Ktdfo7l and Surgical Reporter, Of Phxde.
phta, October 3d. 1s> the leading medical Journal
This continent DR.. 5. never shows Testimonials, As
other advertising physicians are used to do, and he
feel. noEe sosrT. thai speciality practitioner he IL
bound TO- advertise. But the profession, aud the people
In general will soon Be convinced that he differs from
others and atlass city references disposal tor
this purpose.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS Octoi

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.
 Capt. smith, the commander at Bren- ham, Texas, who was charged with con niving at the burning of the town, has issued an order for the disarming of all the inhabitants of the .neighborhood, and, in fact, declared martial law. IT
 He states that the outages upon the freedmen are on the increase, and that he intends to render every assistance to the Bureau agent, in order that jus tice may be done the freedmen, and the guilty parties brought to justice.
 General Kiddoo has issued an order to the sub-Assistant Commissioners in Texas, to make tours in their respective districts, and to exhort the negroes to work for monthly wages, and to a faithful fulfllment of their contracts, and those working for portion of the crops, to diligence in securing the re- suits of the summers labor.
 There were six deaths from yellow fever yesterday, and nine from chol- era. ..--....
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
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VTASEEBN gsyCE.


 ~ WASHINGTON, October 1. Tie President has appointed Francis X. Hall Register of the Land Office and James McGuire Receiver of Public Moneys, both at Monroe. Louisiana. g By decision of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, coffee is held to be liable to tax of one cent per pound when roasted, and to 2 similar tax when ground.
 A letter from Nevada to Postmaster General Randall relates to the discov- cry ofa mountain of pure rock salt, without any mixture The mountain is several tltonsaild feet high. sV ge The counsel of Mr. Davis were to have had an interview with Judge Un- derwood this week, but failed for some reason not made public. It is stated however, on good authority, that Judge Underwood had stated that he shall be tried in November.
 Intelligence from Mexico confirms the report of the safety of Marquis DeMonthalm, the French Minister, who had been reported shot by the Liberals
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. October (

NEW YORK, October 4.
 The Headquarters of Santa Anna continue to be thronged with visitors, mostly applicants for permission to en- ter the service of the Mexican Re- public.
 Geo. ". Bickley, President of the K. G. G's, has offered his sword and sym- pathies to the cause. Gen. Sweeney had a long interview with the old chieftain, yesterday, on the subject of Fcnian enlistments.
 AdhereHts of Ortega, the rival claim ants to the honor of delivering the Re- public, exhibit Q bitter hatred of Santa Anna. They claim that he is 2 spy of the French Government, and that they have the documents to prove it.
 Ortega will leave the city soon for MeXlco.
 An official letter from tie Mexican Legation has been issued. in consc- quence ofan attenpt'of several parties in New York to put spurious bonds on the market, which have a tendency to injure the Liberal cause. There is but one authorized agent in this country for the Republic, andshe acts under the instructions and approval of the Mexi- can Minister, Scnor Romero.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
RIVER NEWS, Go.

.s.
 gGsrThe Des Arc, Capt. Ashford, is now one of the most punctual, reliable boats on White river. messengers and shippers would do well to nnte the fact. Commanded by Cact. Billy Ashford, with J. s, Sullivan and -Chas. Smithers in the office. Bill Wilds and Jim Kinman at the wheel, she has all to make her popular that conduce to popularity. The Des Arc is now "a regular mail boat and will deliver the mails regularly throughout the season.
 nas-The J, D. Perry, Capt. Baird, passed up yesterday, and will be down tomorrow on her return to Memphis. Than Captain Baird, there is not more accommodating man to be found anybody wishing to travel, we recommend to them the Perry.
 ges.Our old friend Major Green, Express and Mail Agent on board steamer Des Arc, has our thanks for full file oflate papers.
 asaa The Commercial, Capt. Davis, passed up on Thursday. and returned on Saturday morning. Her clerk, has our thanks for late papers, She will be up again on Thursday.
 gsaaMr. Vernard, the clever Mail Agent, on the Commercial, has our thanks for late papers. nea iflaa0 ''!g
 nea, The J. s, McCune is due to-day from St. Louis. 5,'f Hi 5ns Ha 91as .a4 ts -4@o
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
Memaa,sals Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY .J. ssLAIss ALLEN.

a DAILY AVALANCHE OFFICE, l 2
 Thursday, Oct. ,, 1866. [
 CorToN.--7The market yesterday openeddull and quiet, with a decline of one cent. The New York dispatches reportsthat market dull, with more sellers -than buyers. at 42@ 44c. The latest news from Liverpool report that market firm at l5d The decline in the New York market has had corresponding effect upon the marke: here. Holders are offering freely, but are asking rates above buyers views. Transactions during the day were confinedrto small sales. We learn of sales of middling at 365 sS7M37!, strict middling at 38, 3S2@ and low middling at 35M352c. During the safSernoon there was little doing. Holders and buyers seemed inclined to hold off until the market becomes more settled. The market closed quiet with middipg at 37!, strict miGdl.ng. at 3IIQJ374. strict mid ding at 38@3o, aild low middling at 35Qs36c.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
SPECIAL NOTECE. BULLS CEDR0N BITTERS.
Read MT. Edwards Statement.
LouIsvILLE, KY, April p, 18l

LOUISVILLE, KY, April p, 1863. Dn. JOHN BULL,,-Dear Sir,-Gratitude to you, as we'll as a sense of duty to the pubhc' requires that should give-yo statement, for public use, of the great benefit l have de rived from the use of your 'Cedron Bitters After military service of thirteen months, embracing the Pea Ridge campaign and battle was discharged from the service and came home to die. Dyspepsia liver complaint, and general debility were fast hurrying me to the grave, and every remedy prescribed by physi- clans seemed only to aggravate my diseases. About four weeks ago was fortunate enough to procure your .sCedron Bitters-" and by the use of them alone have been restored to per feet and robust health, can most earnestly recommend them as being all, and more than all, than they are represented to be- You are at liberty to make any use you wish of this statement.
 anI ags l am, respectfully,
 RICHARD EDWARDS. Fer Sale by Johnson & Davis, Des Arc Ark,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
COTTON ANgs GDg-D.
NEW YnRK. Octoher

NEW YORK, October ,. Gold, 149ls; exchange, nominal, at 7:}3, for sixty days; cotton, declining uplands, 39@40c; Orleans, 4l@ fc; flour, firm; pork, firmer, at S33 25@33 8 lard, quiet. n
 FLORENCE, October 4. | The treaty of peace between Italy and Austria has ben officially signed 4F LIyERPooL, October A. ! Cotton market quiet, WiJl the days sales of 10000 bales. hliddling upland, l5d. aalA 15M
 London, October i. There is no change ill the money mar kct. Consols, S9ls. U. s. Fivc-twen- ties, 7014. eg,' a2 sN NEW YORK, October }. The Saxonia has arrived with E90,000 in gold. asll,2NA- = A grand dinner is to be given here to General Wool the latter part of this month, when it is said a letter from President Johnson defining his future policy will be read.
 WASHINGTON. October D. Secretary Seward is again quite ill, having relapse it is said of the disease from which itwas hoped he had cntire- ly recovered. Frederick Seward has been appointed Acting Secretary of State.
 Mai. Gen. Torbitt has resigned. sssy,Ao NEW YORK, October ,. General Di ix will leave on the 27th for France. oAaHaN Nl
 The case of Joslyn ys. National Ex- press Company was in Court yesterday. A motion was made by the defendants s counsel to dissolve the'ini niuuction which had previously been granted in the case. Judge Barnard revoked his decision.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

hSg- We feel constrained to call the atten- tion of four neighbor over the way to the irregular manner of his charging for adver- tisinr. and at the same time, to remind him that an .agreementsentcredr into between an agent of the Sheriff of this county, and q representative printer from each office was not carried out according to the stip'tlations of the parties We have also been informed hv a patron of theirs that they advertised a column for him, with a special notice ot some three or four squares length extra, for the sum of forty dollars for one year, which IS less than one half of their published rates. Now we think that onr local patrons would have much just cause of complaint were VIC 50 work for those of another city below what VIC charge them. Ii may be asmistaken bus mess idea but it has always occurred to us that if my fav0rs of this kind are to be shown. they should be granted to dour next door patrons. who give us the most of our support. We do not believe that the time has yet comeifor a reduction of rates. but if they can sail with less wind we shall try to follow in the wake. We expect to live by our work and as long as strict application to business, and studious endeavor to perform our work well is remunerated by a just com pensation from our friends, so long will we be found at eur post. Newspapers do not feed OH the consciousness of duty well per formed, bntare affected by the bestowal or withdrawal, of patronage. It is a dollar snd cent matter. Ye are here 10 serve the people and the country, and we will do it to the utmost of our ability, so long as they will hold up our handsv ~ g
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
FRINGE EEsvvAEsD's EsLAND.

CHARLoTTETowN, P. E.I., Oct. 1.
 The cable across the straits of Nor connecting New Bruns- wick with this Island, was successfully laid by the steamer Medway on Tues day. The Medway and Terrible start ed immediately for England. .EIIs
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
sT.. LoGas.

7 lfg ' 2fii ST. LorIs, October i.
 The steamers Lucy Brownand Lueil Ia, froiA Montana, have arrived at Saint Joseph, bringing Sll,0o0000 each in gold dust, as freight, and in possession of the passengers. ,.,...
 To-day was observed as thanksgiving day, over the disappearance of the cholera.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
tNASEEVHLEE.
NASHVILLE. Octohel

NASHVILLE, October i.
 There was q fire at Florence, Ala bana, on the 30th ult., which destroyed a number of dwellings and stores. Loss, S50,000. ,arvl.t.. r.. There were seven deaths from chole- "a in the last twenty-four hours. sw
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

SILVER MINE IN MIssIssIPPT.-Th Bran Republican learns that silver mine was dis covered in Franklin county several years since, but owing to the fact that the land be- longed to some heirs, and could not be pur- chased. the discoverers kept it profound secret until very recently They have now purchased an interest in the land, and will soon go to work to unearth the precious metal. One of the discoverers lives in Scott county.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

NEW Goops.-We call attention to the ad- rertisement of GILL S BRO. These gentlemen have now on hand one of the most complete stock of Falkland Winter Goods eyer offered to this market They would be glad to see vou, show their goods, and sell you such arti- cles as you need.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
-------------s--V=v CiF8cf.tsasaG5 Market.

.,ts,4a s CINCINNATI, October 1.
 Flour quiet, it $10 50 to siil; trade brands Sl2 10 ld. Wheat firns, at $2 75fto ? &. Corn unchanged. at Sic. Oats 45c. Pork, held firmly at S32 T5. Bulk Meats steady. at II! to l6lc. Lard lTc. Cotton firm, al fl. Gold l47. Hs5f}@k4 sn gfM
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

COLD WEATHER IS COMING !---Now is the time to secure supply of Winter Clothing Flannel, Balmorals, good Boots and Shoes, Jeans, Linseys, &c. all of which can be had at Arao3s 9a HAzEN X McPHERSON'S.
 Des Arc, October 5, 1886 -oct8-lm j9r
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
IFS "A O.:
OCTOBER 8, 1SGs.

TuAvKs.-MrJ, 4. Eddins, has our thanks for a nice lot of turnips. the first of the sea son. They were raised on his place two miles -oet of Des Are. t
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

Hse7ss. C. IT, Blood & Co.,, 361 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn. keep constantly on hand all kinds of oa, witch they offer cheap to the
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD,

slfs3 JNI93JGH Nt1T 9F'3 WNaH1H tfl97
 II He might furnish silvolume of certificates but the public have long sipceilearned to esti- mate such things at their true value. The safest plan is, for every one to test for himself the virtue of a new medicine. XXI gfs etf
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
nlgNQnY plAlN SlM2|aIe alld female INS STI1rfUTE.
FE1HTs. Institute ihcorporatedI f8Go hy the
 G Legislature of Arkansas, with the privi- leges of College, is situated at
HICKORY PALIN,

a , gie9E .g8aesB g9rtA Tn one of the most beautiful and healthy DOT tions of Prairie, county, fifteen miles west of Des Arc, and eighteen miles North of Browns vile Station, M and L. B. R. 'a Our course fof study embraces the Latin, Greek, and En- elislf Laneuages, Mathematics, Geography, History, Philosophy Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, Lpgic,. etc., aand. instru- Orthography, Penmansllip, Written Compo- ysition and Eiocution, receive special attention. } The 18th semi-annllal session, under Prof. W. A. Garner and Lady, as Principals, will commence July Sd, lS06
 Terms, as hcrciotnre, payable one-half in advance, and the balance at the close of the session. .o Tuition ranges from i1S to $25per session. Incidental Fee fifty ceuts.
 Music on Piano $15. Use of Instrument S5. Deductions made only in case of protracted sickness r E Board and Washing, (excl,isive of Lights, SIP per month.
 Communications. etc,,% for the Institute, should be directed to Oes Arc, Arkansas, with which, place we are in. daily communication.
 W L. MOORE,
 President Board of Trustees. A. J. THOMAS, Secretary.
 Hickory. Plain, Ark, Sept. :, l6G6.--2nl .4s UNITED SKATES
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
e l!s as aa 5Es s2 gD M
IN D YsS.P-E.PSIA

And it's attendant train of symptoms. 1t acts more like a charm than medicine. There is nothing in the range of Materia Medica that can for .a moment; ;bearfa comparison with 1t in this disease.
 A full account of this wonderful plant may be found iii the I ith edition of the U.-S. Dis pensatory, on pages 1887 and 1888. lalAiseries of experiments in which Dr. BULL has been for years cngagel,s has just been broughttoa a successful terminatioh and he is now enabled to offer to the public q combina- ton of, ,CEDR0N with other approved tonics, the whole preserved inflie best quality of cop per distilled Bourbon Whiskey, which he is confident has $. baig5 sa aAa has 8ea8G
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
DIES ARC MALE e. FEMALE A c a q e m ".

YyNHE secosfd session of this School, wilhopen I on Monday the 9th of August, under the charge and direction of B. D. PERRY, who hopes by strict attention, to merit the patron age of town md surrounding country. Every attention will be paid to order, and especially to the Intellectual and moral culture of his pupils. All scholars considered regular from time of entrance, and no dednction for absence or withdrawal; or for sickness of shorter dti- ration than one week. > Terms per Session of Five Months. Orthography, Reading and Writing, $14 % The same with Primary Arithmetic,
 Geography and Grammar,. -$16 % The same with Higher Arithmetica
 Analysis, Philosophy, Physiology
 and Algebra, l1H+Ftlslt Slo UO The above. with Geometry, Rhetoric, ..t.t Languages, a~4 @sia $2o oo N. B.-Twenty-fve per cent. deducted for cash in advance, or twelve and half per cent. at middle of the session. jul21 -3m
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

To wIpows.-As my school is not quite full, I will tako five more orphan children. in ad- di,ion to inc five l have already. Tuition, pratisx q Those applying as suchs must be or nban Children, who are not able to pay their tuition. q" ID. D. | Ehh |:
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
NeW Orleans NaarE4et.

NEW ORLEANS, October f.
 Cotton dull and dropping :; sales of 400 bales low middling, nominal at 30 to 4-ic Receipts SS7 bales. Sterling Exchange 60 New York Exchange 2 discount. Gold 1463. Flour Sl2. Whisky $g 10. 9al
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

{ The following is the amount of cotton shipped during the past week3 &Aaf
 Stewart, Gwynnets ts Cos, IA bales. feEa is J. Sims Allen. bales. tf sa titN 3t28i"a
 Waltl& Co.,. $ bales. a eiies ihti B.sBlakeney 5,baies. sd Ea a9ea'
 Warner X Edwards, , bales. TT, 'oH 'a ta
 Total amount shipped 5 bales,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

7BusrNEss ,4-Everything about our town beginsto look like life. Business is imlprov- ing, and why shouldn't it2 when our mer- chants have invested so hcavilysfin goods. Men beginto move up and down street, as if tbere was something to do, wagons arc before our store doors almost constantly, being load ed with supplies for the adjoining country. and most pleasing to our business men, cotton has made it's appearance. already several wagon loads Of this valuable staple have rolled lee in, and the prospects are good for busy fall segSon,h .etteassg.s- sea ,s36 Nits1 F5A .tfHF,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

THE PIGEONS ARE CoMfNG.-Haxen 6 ntcpberson have the Powder and Shot, G. D's o,d Water Proof Caps. 2 oct8-3t
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

Igg-We call special attention to the fact. that McLaren and Hayley have on hand and are offering for sale, splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, bath Staple and Fancy. These ,or,,emen are old merchants, and from their thorough acquaintance with the wants of this asoct;on have been able to select stock fully ~, n,,ol to inc demand. Give them a call, and vou will find that their goods and prices com nare favorably with any. i- " .i2e
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

nea-Cotton planters would do well to call at HAzgN"& McpiERsoN' 's, and examine an article of extra, strong and heavy Burlaps for baling cotton, al B cents pcrsyard.H oets-3t
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
2EGUEARg S,g. N4DUES & WE8EEE
 BEyEEs PACKET, .y. a. McCTJN E.

JAS. II. DUFFER, ns- Master eSelrsEIk efr.sk -l THIS swift and elegant sz.:.i sEersll eamer will ply regularly during the season. between St. Louis and Jacksenport, stepping at all way landings Particular attention paid to orders sent for goods. ALLEN & GRAVES,
 ma,f7- Aecpis.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

aEx" Stoves, Tinware and Cutlery can be had in any quantity and of any quality by calling on G. II. Blood X Co.,, 3G1 Main Street. Memphis Tenn. .,.. 4Yve
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
JOHNSON & DAVIS,
 Wholesale & Retail DIR U UG:.G.I SITS,
 DIES ARG. ARKANSAS:

H EEP on hand q large assortment of Drugs.'
 IN Medicines. Paints, Oils, Perfumerv.| Patent Medicines, Wines Brandies. Whiskcy,' for medical purposes, which we will sell low fors cashs Prescriptions und orders filed nro,rrs'v..-
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