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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

EXPLOSION OK THs HARLEM RALRoAD-Yester-
day lasrzolu llo1i l2 o'clock, tie III way tran from
its Pla1s arrrsd below Hsris Corner The s-isyvive
upon the boiler lew ogt owing 20 the great pressure o. steam
Ie train vas stored having enough Steam % pfrr
t er Tie sur-eef o. ooE cr the psccs Flich had
iI- --- a1l frll7 succesled ir finding them lie then
-r.v LT.l t4- .l ls pace Gld nIulet-l ~ SCI
m , Esi 81 st..-l wa r4isel Or -iel' pressure %
move .ta .~l.- tie Albany u,rlnr express ull arrived
Irsr Lsr fastened BE f0 laint nrr pushed i-Il % sea-
f tes gle a0y tIsil sTc-st Of -95a Tie % iraga
- iAs eI.gssa passed W % AeF. AsiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The Erw-YORK STATE DELEGATION At TIE PIrrs
Braqg CONVENTION At meeting Of the New York state
Is,or held nc Firemcn's Ha Pttsburgh on the morning
~ me 2tt first following officers appointed on per
anprt ORGANIZATION, President Nqorten. JOAN Cccmane
VICE Pendent Hsi1r-Cen H. a. Banum; Secretaries Ad
infant Henry W. Benton Prof r. A. Hutton.
on motion Of MojoTGen Bsrnnm. II ves moved thar the
pscg ~ m 01o- and sailors OF New York state now pres
rt m he cv shan be presented and accepted members o.
tho DELEGATION and be invited Join the delegates at Their
held1uarters IN Firpwcns Hall
on motion Of Brig ten Love MOTOR Gen Barlow was ap
ro.tel % represent New York State az ne primary meens
or TEMPORARY orgsriglon II the general Convention
Gen Rush c. Hawkins moved TIE following resolution;
Perf That the New York del gate 20 the Committee on
euporarv Organization be instructed to throw bis influence
I'm favor OF an officer Of lower grade enlisted man for
ter porarv Chairman of the Convention motion by ten
Bar1um that Chairman appoint Committee 70 set
mos for the various permanent Committees " the Conyen
o7 was adopad The Chair appointed TIE following named
officers Gen. Rush c. Hawkins, Gen. II. y Blrnum uen'
Brown Co. a. u. Rice
Tae meeting thea adjourned until q. NJ, Goth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

PRIVATE SURBTYSHIP. One OF the' evidences OF
procre Is the recent innovation upon The system OF pir9
slrfyfp There something aJhoTert IN taxing tie hlu
ret fancs which suhSst between men and man ana
rakrg chem nstrumenta in bringing kindred ana friends
into obligations which though voluntarily gwen yet nnceas
ng worry ana sometimes bring rretreFabe ruin upon those
who Weld o their generous impulse This formerly neees
stv Is no longer The Fidelity Insurance Company mas
beao established the purpose OF obVang TINS Tea
ture ~ business relations OF men Inc incumb't o
situation " fdnciary nature on payment OF suHu pre-
mimi obtain from the Company the bond heretofore required
10 De given friends the incumbent is r leyed nom deel
re on friend and tho friend IS called upon 20 incunher
bis estate with an uncertain aud indefinite obigaton-lOo
server.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

A GENERAL HREsrED on CHARGE OF NEGROES. -
LIEUT.. R-TTs BELIEVED NOT TO BE DEAD.
INV ORLEANS, Friday, Sept - le66
Cen NJ X LAWYER late Of tho Union army, has
been arrested /. Baton Rouge on the charge Of some
negroes Of assault and battery and bound over u tie
Second DistCe Court.
III J1-tf0HP arit Norm LOutsi0Hid1 says the skee-
ton found in tie Nichoches road is not that If Lieut.
Br-ts of the Fredncns Bureau. l. Is now thought be- Is
Lot dead and pc police making efforts IN trace in
CotOIsales 800 bales Low Milllng al 30 QJnci weeks
rrcc-ts JOB lcs pro.Gs 2Gi3 bales last week e4nors
45I2 bales. strk e2 % basr. Bank sterling. So New
y rk exchanged 0i discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
TERRIBLE SHIPWRECKS.
UFFEcrS OF a GALE OFF NEWFOUNDLAND,
One Hundred and FIFTY Dead Bodies Found in
One Place.

P9nr Al RAzQ~E. y. p. Friday Sept % lsiea
There vas fearful gale Of wind o. Saturday last On the
eastern coast Of Newfoundland, and great many ~r2cks
have been reported. French frga'e was lost at -
Porf and several coasters wrecked Over 10 dead
be- fe-e picked up at ST. Pierre Sunday which were
s. FOX e different vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
Doliiit1l Notites.

The Executive COanitses of he eysuh Assn6y Dis.
-t Lusn Associltio1 vii SATURDAY EfEAlAg >ey-
~ AZ - 5c Il bl1sdEsy sne Twenty d A. Tor
crcalLat0n. ~ H. S4A''AAAi f'''.NN-'-
FEEDEEIcz OLzsTzAD, SeeTs.lry
Twentieth Assembly District Union Association.-An
eetns viii b held a head3a5Iters
between Ssh ard to st % ms Sal
EVESISG september - At a osl9ct. - --, - ID,
ALsx BARI Secretary. JAMES W CDL'rh ffctl1ent.
T,yeDf, arst Assembly District Union Associaiion-A
ser - s Association b heii bas Hesd Hotel corner
l0d. an % ave-, THIS (SA1UkpAIl EsESisy q q ooeA
JgHg Ncar0s. -4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

In the XLth numbered Eesry Saturday, just issued
we have fresh lustants Of two serial Stories by Miss Talok
s-a7 au Edmund Yates respectively three admirable essays
oue bv Edward Dicev che German campagD aud one
translation from the French; and brilliant lyric by Agenon
sr1brfne Ttolst os contents 5retl i4l usual but we
1is none OF .le excellence which las caatcrzal Every
y1t.rf.y since its enlargement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
BP0OKLYV AEES.

Accidentally Pols9sED.-nrs. RJ-anIah Scully
residing u No. ~ baltic died Wsdreday ast from
be effects poison accident y taken II appears that some
four weeks e her husband Patrick sonny uact1red her
ia So a.fl 40 TIE CITY ps1slsary FltJCslive FOR
medical as rance Tae physician ate 1ef o Der ne
Sgbscq1s1;T she called 50 the sane place ana f pa ga
c5-s -a BED rlrC8 composed u % grains or taln-n
and IL rss q 0nuL1. Insed OF ElE as directed see
svr0e a. medicine aid died 0l4 Tie encols. Coroner
IrrcE vi -.Fes-l..ts TO c-le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
90 - LAw.-HsnIy 50. eagagod IN the

The FxcHg LAw.-Henry Sheite, engaged in the
-oeerv s az tie corner Of Tenth and South Fourh st
y n Va. last evening errestei D. Ccer oinous q he
t55 Precl- an charge Of selling beer without license
a VS. oc-et ~ 10 arswar Tlis l. Shetes second alleged
-er.s VII.r Touusenl 40 alcroneer. doing business
f- end Il r p was arrested TIRE evening Of the u
ia. bv ar 81 tie same Precinct while te vas IN the
- - -n~ boflst wire Jr sale lie 0rcer argued that
es feg of the law f1r a-ct0leefs % sell Fi-cs Or
~ b. - 01,1-itie- than Eve q 'Hs TIE yes
cId M bT Justice Daily. when tie defendant waived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
RrLIGEOUS.

MEETING a. -r. .1rucAv roAED OP FOREIGS Ms
s'..>--FIyAL ArI'vPSMENT.
special Oispat.o 81, Iar 81. y. fnhsre.
rf-.rf.-. t-. I-lsg sept o, 1870.
The Ameri-.l Beard adjourned t-is noon TO meet IN
Buffalo on the first Tuesday q oc.5ber 1851 Over 5000
people have been IN attendance upon the meeting more
than 1000 Of whom have been entertained by tae people
Of Ills md al dining towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

MfRDEn Union SOLDIERS.
kTW-O2LEA.5. 1Dt. -s.-Nafor Howell, commanding
tie Union rcs It jefferson, Texas reports that two sol
1~of the o. CoIo-ed Iltln'ry killed by Jack
PM irs DeDty- Marshal az Jefferson. The murdered
men were the victims Of blind, ieyangetu passion Phli.
lbs is a. large but warrant fox his arrest has been issued
n. INC owl HuLn-.-lea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The enterprise Of the METROPOLITAN NEWS Co..
uuder the Superintendent q Mr. james Bell selling news
papers e street By the e. deceased or disabled
soldiers working wen on RE rh.rllyc E-i.lcgd and viii
be introduced other city cars Each boy wears military
can and badge and can be readily distinguished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
TIL n-TCuESs COUNTY FAIR.

special Di-p7ch % The =. \. Tribune.
lJUGIsEEpsl, sep. 4.-ECWln IAofnes morse,
Hamlet won u prize gold medal At the great trot before
the Duchcss ,ouuty Agricultural Society THIS afternoon
az WGshlug,O- Hollow, IN 2:i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

Prepared OH Of Palm aud Mace.
PRESERVING. RESTORING
BFAUrfFYlNI rHE HAtR.
Ard the legbtul sad wond @ article TIE world ever rr'
tl-ei
Ladies VIII foi not only certain remedy 90 Ess'ose Dsfkea ara
Eellutv bat lt.h' article lr tie ioAe - Is
birby rt-ru with n lrte perfume inie setden on ne
irs.rant oltr Of che Oils of PAIN aud hlce.
TrF iENEL OF PERU.
BEAUr fEkFusE -
The De csrv Of dci.iu snd ~ wonfff it-tns
Hes iuegaed by anything OF M Kind kno~u IN es ~onss
and hove stamps tie tt glas aliIf g. fuliuunes
he ABOVE sale by t IIu. .is1 aut ferflmtu
PRICE 81 PER Bottle BACH
Sent BY exrrsss 3D. any address by tlo Proc ist0rs
T. W. WRIGHT Co., sole Propreora
No. 100 Liberty. rev- sork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
To lion and .leel ManuIacnrers.

The -oprs and suees Of the letters patent is'aed co
Henry Bes,emer d Robert Nshe Of England and to william
Kelly and others II this country for manufactured
IRON AND STEEL
nv ir processes m the states have o the purpos<
If sv an or a,ct Of claims ss patents consolidated their
lntes appointed uudenel Trustees and now PePeref
20 grant License. Manufacture AMI under The yaou. letters
psel ana O. furnish Information and orAlns da"-
Th great strength and t1ush1e.. aud peect h'qossy .. ts
CAST sIr ~ und the conptfatyo
chsrpess s production well the already enormous c0n-
SUMPTION Of H. are well known you 20 require CONNECT
Me process my witnessed the works OF Mc~ "h"S"'
Gr.sw0.d H0.ey. a. Troy. .--.---,t..-.
Further nfla1lton as and particulars o.. cost nHiuoo
he obtained tlp of the undersi3hed
NO. -' JOHN H. WlNSLOW Troy. n Y,
JOHN a GRlSNOLD, Troy, y l., lristses
q NOREFL LII. Johustlgn, Pa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
6uerial Noiifes.
Five Dollars for a Bouquet,

Five Dollars FOR Bouquet,
Asa ia s,ane. is io In ss evening One iolsr ior bottle Of
PaALoys EIGaTBLoOsnEG CEREUs with soagae. in
every drop eIa.1s q .aor ineon g.Ises na mo, ~ q
Browns STANDARD Scales, 1870,
USED 81 THE UNITED STATES AND tyhELtN fJf EhN'
MINIS FOR MORE TEAM THIRTY fEARs. ,,
ADAPTED 10 aEI BRANCH % blsl Kiss 4Ch FDhE4p.f
OR ROME MARhELs
WARRANTED ACCURATE AID DJAAbLL.
s.isggl N9 Barclay a. ePp9slis As.sg h9ssa hsSi%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The FURNISHING DEPARTMENT has also Of the aEsss
and best assorted stocks 10 the City.
is. BALDWIN No, 70 and n Bowor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

american institntc-A spetlli Fab billion q FRt III FJN
rf, end Ntal4A 8LEe WILDE e d 1 ere 1i re lnsf.
~, p ard q Cooper Brifrf TUESDAY and WknNts'
Day u p sai % day. q OCrOBEs next Psrous ts.ilas "a
-. j o. lvr tteIn 10 before eio-s Moray
"a ~ g,e before % clock Tassisy. Ths brhbits.
II b. ,r.~, g ne pebble on TsefisY alcug11 q 9ck 80
-. 49, - n .9esday evening 70 Do oa.k Ncmbsn or IN
,. 49, "a t-es and ll who take Interest n Asri-
.,.,rsi "a fi5rics. IRA p-ritiis, rs invited
The America Condensed Milk Company
SUPPLIES STRICTLY PURE MILK
.,-s.s..s /, hs eoai 'sy e ousfhhiis snginsi ssh
THERE rs IN PURE MILK ABOUT NINETY PAR CESr
og vATFP ,e-1 q once @ 10 g. uss % transport a. iAis
water II it ssu s. uitl5rs~n wiihoLt iaI9y 70 ne miS
THIS COMPANY HAVE REACl cd SUCH fERFECTiohhS
i, pro, that when ihs ws,er VI NA has bssa sTPe-i re-
p,.e no difference observed or really exists beNsea hsF MILK
sri that fr,ss tom Ire cows a the country.
Tie PROPERTY Of usiu this fais 3 OBVIOUS
WE GUARANTEE IFS PURITY
MOTHERS usat 70 be sur, PURE NIL X FOR fhklK IN
FANrs.
hi, readily ualn.,ssd how we CAN SELL oHEAPER ssaa
dealers Ia ordinary s.fS
Il vii KEEP SWEET THREs TINS As LING - 'Os''''"
mix
IT OCCUPIES LESs SPACE IN the rttisruior ef~hefr
DIatd With 5r parts ct 5f Contens % Ms VI "
PURE MILK ard nav b. Used FOG ALL az RIO 'Es shNo
YOUR ADDRESS By MAIL 10 either % ocos VA me Oo"-
ens~t vii De- REGULARLY SUPPLIED Be yovr residene,
Oaess See iC- F5uhsve aai 81 Fait'ns' Ne~Ho , u'
l,ut--.t Br5oklyni l)l S5rth Fourhs' Wilg'bursh -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

One OF the mos, complete assOmen's Of ohLDRENs cLof
Inc ever offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
.i,fers OF Mercy,

Dorchsssr Montreal p, Hospital Of the Sisters Of Merry
DIR RADwAY. certify your Ready Rolef has cured over on~
Hundred of our sick hou chs vomiting hsaiache internal pains
NC, &C.
Ore f orr sisters had Eheumim in her head Tor great many
year Having taken spoou Of Relief water and rubbing
her head twice medicine she was perfectly cured sn1
never fen 70 since always use il ioi dyep'h ana '0' cows
and always with success very useful for soro hEoa' coughs.
influenza diphera It has good effect In haulence OF Wal
cole use breath, and produces marvellous eu'''-
In short il procurs altogether remarkable 10 our nvaA
SISTER MARY DE- BONsECoURs
Sold b. Drugg,s aud at Dr. Raay Office No. 81 Aadsnanss
NswYoik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The CUSTOM ROOM surpassed in variety Of Cloths Cad
mere, and Vostnss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
Fail and Winter CiOttins.

NEW AND ELEGANT oyERcoArS IN
ESKIMO.
MOSROWA,
CASTOR AND
CHINCHILLA
BEAVERS.
BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS latest Sysi from the
finest FOREIGN snd DOMESTIC GOODS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

Browne ~ -pnuldine
Announce their REMOVAL 20 the store under hs SsHVp'an
Hotel fttsd ID for them By a. T. stewart, ED.
PINE WATCHES AND JENELhf. -
MARBLE CLOG Ks and hkOhLEs. ,.-,, ,,,,ons
MUSIC BOXES End FANCY Goods.
taken the getting up OF largo
Ciocks suitable Chuches, Town Hale and Fastois.
POst-Oce NOtee-Ihe Aal. o Great Britain sad ID, Con-
aeni and Hsss steamer tlION ef IT. ano
via Queenstown. Steamer CITY OF LONDON ana of ne
Gs,osn state, bremen per sssmsr HANsA on SATURDAY.
SsB ag VIII close At this Ofee 100 and n the upgwa
ees e. folows Stations A and r, 805 stations 4 and ".
~ -'' 0 - JANIS KELLY, P. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

4 RABrr DEC KILLED. large dog, belonging az
No IL Yorss Jersey City became rabl yes.frtay after
uon TIE A1y secured aim IL and NJ word 20 the
srsor Hous vhsu Odccr Gas Nelt down AID slot the
.uIrL.L
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
FROBE E'E5EEADELK0EEEA.

Philadelphia, September 8.-The union league marched from their rooms to Indcpen- dence Square, where the delegates to the con vcntion united with them and all moved to the National Hall. Gen. Butler, Fred Douglas and Brownlow were welcomed with cheers at the National Guards Hall. Before the meet ing of the convention Charles Gibbon received the Southern delegation, and Hamilton, of Texas, responded, at the conclusion of which, one called for three groans for the 'sdead dog of the white house, which was followed by q pretty general bovine exclamation
 On opening the convention, which was very largely yattended--four-ffths from the north Tlos. J. Durant, of New Orleans, was chosen chairman pro fem, and committees were ap- pointed, after which they adjourned until to- morrow. The city council by formal resolu- ton, welcomed delegates to the city and ex tended to them the hospitality thereof.
 Eleven cases of cholera and six deaths are reported.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
TEeEnpHaEs Market.
DAILY AVALANCHE OFFICE,

lueSUay, sept. <, i650.
 CoTToN.--The market yesterday opened out dull, with little or no demand and little offer ing. Holders have no disposition to press the market, and buyers in some cases are forced to make concessions to holders, to fl their or dcrs. The new York dispatches report the market nominal and unsettled, at 32035c. The depression of the New York market, with that of the Liverpool market has q tendency to depress the market here The Saturday evening Liverpool dispatch, per cable, reports the market dull. Sales for the day, 1000 bales. Mddling Uplands closed at l3ld, Transactions in our market were limited. We give a summary of the sales, as follows: q bales of choice Cotton at 85c; IS bales of Mid ding, in three lots, at 30@303c 3S bales of Low Middlng, in four lots, at 273M29c; 8 bales of Good Ordinary at 253c and l3 bales of Strict Middling at 32c. Mr, NJ. Bayliss. the purchaser in our market of the drst bale of new Cotton, shipped the same to s. Mum X Co, Cotton Factors, in New York, and Mr Bayliss received letter yesterday, saying the firm sold the new bale of Cotton shipped by him for 45c per pound; 1t was chased as MiddIing. The nominal value of the above in the New York market is 34c. The market closed dull and heavy, at the following quota
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
KsAVE1Eg NE1WS &c.

The Steamer Des Are will leave Mem phis to-day, entering the White river trade permanently as a Saturday packet She will be at Des Arc on Monday, going up, and Tues day, coming down. She has been fitted uT expressly for this trade, with superior accom- modations, and passengers will be made com fortable in the polite attentions ofher officers, and all the modern conyeniences of steamboat travelling.
 The J. S. EEcCune, Capt, Duffer, arrived at our wharf on Tuesday night, and after dis charging large amount of freight passed on up bound for Jacksonport. She returned on yesterday. Her clerk has our thanks for favors,
 The Albert Pearce is being repaired at St. Louis and will enter the New Orleans and WMte river trade in few weeks. / The T. D. Perry, Capt. Baird, will leave Memphis for White river next Saturday, and run regularly throughout the season as reg ular packet Everybody knows Capt. Baird, and we wish him and his new packet success,
 White river is still falling slowly, with five and a half from here to the mouth.
 The Centralia, Capt. Davis, passed up yesterday morning, and will be down this morning bound for Memphis. Geo. Blish, her clerk, has our thanks for full file of late
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
E7ROHA EsUFFALO.

Buffalo, N '. September 3.-The Pres dent and party were met to-day by tremendous crowd. Yesterday he visited Niagara falls, but no formalities were observed, separate parties having been formed according to pre- ference.
 The President, in company with Secretaries Seward and Wells. spent some time on the American side of the falls, and afterward went as far as the suspension bridge but did not cross over it, The President is suffering from hoarsoness, owing to frequent and long speak ing, but in other respects is in good bodily condition.
 The expenses of the presidential tour so far as transportation and hospitalities are con cerned are defraycd by committees Of citizens at different places voluntarily
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
BY TEzLEGRAPH4s 7
COTTON an 1-A--GoLD 45 s-s
FROEE NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, September 3.-There were 8i deaths rom cholera here for the last AS hours ending at 0 a. m. to-day, and from yellow fever.
 Advices from Texas evince much eomplaint of late. Reports from Gen. Kiddoo to Gen. Howard of i'll treatment to freedmen at Hons ton are made But they are iatly pronounced to be false by telegraph, and many doubts ex- ist If they were really made as reported.
 The defeat of Hon. John Hancock for Uni ted States Senate, from Texas, owing to aceu- sations against him in the conservative union caucus, preferred by Maj. Langley of General Canby's staff, that Judge Hancock, while a union refugee, asked post brigadier- general of the United States army to make an invasion of Texas
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
E9R1HE EUROPE.
By the Cable to the Associated Press. ]

Liverpool September 3.-Two steamships, of the Cunard line, sailed for Canada with troops.
 Telegraph says the only object in sending troops, is to meet and Quell the spirit mani fested by the colonists in the late Fenian riot.
 Dispatches have been received from the Great Eastern. The old cable being caught is now paying out and will be finished by Satur- day. All we'll
 Steamship Tripoh arrived safely.
 The Times of this morning says the solution of the Roman question will quickly follow the cession of Venetia to Italy.
 Vienna, September 3.-The Austrian gov crnment has an order to reduce the army to q peace footing, and the work has already com mcnced.
 Paris, September 3,---It is said that Count ,Bismarl is trying to form an alliance between Prussia, Austria and Russia.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
FROM GALVESTON,

Galveston, September 3.-The steamer J. W. Everman, from Brazos with hides, has coaled here and sailed for New York on the 4th.
 General Wallace has gone to Montery to find market for arms; some have already been sent to Tampico,
 Cortinas, at Carmaja, proclaims himself governor.
 Tamaulipas affairs quite unsettled
 Steamer Gen. Sheridan is at Brazos await ing orders from the owners.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
John Tharp
Attachment.
Collins 4. Davis.


 On this 9th day of the present term of this Court it is made to appear to the Court that the said defendant, whose lands have been at tached by the Sheriff in this cause, has wholly failed to appear andplead or otherwise answer the plaintiffs action. It is therefore ordered that publication be made in some newspaper printed in this State, notifying said Collins 4, Davis that said plaintiff on the 9th day of March, 1866, began his action of debt by at tachment in this Court, and that such pro ceedings were had before the Clerk, that a writ of attachment issued returnable to the April (present) term of this Court, that said attachment was returned duly executed by levying on the real estate of said defendant, lying in Woodruff county, and unless said de- fendant shall by himself or attorney appear on or before the Sd day of the next term of this Court at q Court to be began and held at the Court house in said county, on the third Monday in October next, that judgment will be entered against him, and said estate sold to satisfy the same.
 A true copy from the records.
 Attest: D. II. JOHNSON, Clerk.
 sepS-3t By J. N. CRAIG, D. c.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08

Look to your Interest.--G. II, Blood & Co.,, 361 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn, deal in Oils, Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Sc. They have one of the most extensive establishments in the city, and arc prepared to sell at such rates as to mako il the interest ofeyery one to buy of them.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08

Murder.--Mr. Luke. Pryor of Peach Or chard, was killed on the Sd inst, by one E. C. James living at the same place. The particu- lars of the affray we did not learn. The mur- derer made his escape, although several per sons were present when the act was commit ted.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08

The new Photograph rooms of Mr. Oliphant are now open, and their proprietor is prepared to do all kinds of work known to the art. He will receive in very short time, complete supply ofimproved stock. Mr. 0. is an obliging young gentleman, and will ncv- CT grow weary of trying to please those who may give him patronage, and in endeavoring to execute his work in an artistic manner. Sc his advertisement on second page
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
CsraGinReati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 3. Flour unchanged; Wheat dull, Sc lower !; prime red $2 40; Oats unchanged; Corn, 55c; Whisky, $2 S1} in bonds; $2 29 duty paid Mess Pork, $33; 10000 barrels bulk meats were sold at l48c for shoulders, and 17c for Sides; Bacon, 17i@191c; Lard dull, 194 M193c; Gold, 144l.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
NgTTCEg

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of "A Levin Harrison, that do not want to be sued, will call on J. E. Gatewood and pay up, as have put all the claims in his hands Tor collection, with instructions to push them.
 GEO. W. YADEN, Admir- Des Arc September ], lS66.-lm
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
E5ROFs CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, September 2.-The wires of the Russan-American telegraph have been stretched distance of TOO miles above New Westminster, in British Columbia.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-09-08
New OrEearas Market.

NEW ORLEANS, September 3. Cotton declned sales 500 bales low mid Flour, superfne, $9 50. Gold, IA, Sterling l55. New York Exchange par