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Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
N NOtiCe

ITS HEREBY GIVEN, that letters of Admin k istration, on the Estate of W. F. Walsh, deceased, have been granted the undersigned All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested 10 settle without delay and all per sons having claims against said Estate must present them duly authenticated, within the fime prescribed by law The books and pa pers are in the hands of Horace P. Vaughan who will attend to the adjustment of all busi- ness connected with the Estate
 MARGARET B. WALSH, Adm X.
 Des Arc, Ask,, May %, l966-~lm
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
Steam SaW-.Mill,
STRQNG & SgELEY

FEyAKE pleasure in informing the public that | they have put in running order, the Steam Saw and Grist Mill on Mrs Quarles' place on White river, four miles below Des Arc, where they are prepared to furnish lum- Der or grind at all times, and will be pleased to receive orders, and promptly fill the same.
 Terms--CAsu.
 mars STRONG & SHELBY.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
R4 EELEGRAPH! i!
CoTTON 41 to 48--GOLD 4a 7-s

Tue Case of Er-Presidem Daois- Con- gresSiondt-Afairs 5n Cdaada-At- toch by e British Brigdde-They Cross the Lnae and Tahe Se0eraE Cdpttees in Me Uaited Stotes- General Netos- Markets 6y Ielegruph.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
N NARREENa.

At the residence of Dr, J. NJ. Beaver, the brides suncle on Wednesday, the 30th of May, 1866, by the Hon. Judge John Hutches, Dr. THOMAS D. NICHOLS, and Miss AURILLA EMMA CHEEK daughter of the late Iatren Cheek of Tennessee, all of White county, Arkansas.
 Memphis Appeal and AoGIGache please copy.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
E. H POE.
 J.H BALDING DEs ARC, ARK, June 8 1866.

The many friends of Brig. Gen. Frank H C. Armstrong, Chief of Cavalry to General Price's army in 1862, will be pleased to learn that he is planting (aboye ovortlow) near the city of New Orleans.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be- tween ELIJAH II PoE and JAMES H. BANDING, is by mutual consent this day dissolved, and the C3tIscn will hence be conducted by E. II. PoE, who will receive and receipt for Ill dues in favor of and against said firm.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
ss> We call the attention of our readers to

sa We call the attention of our readers to +he adyertisemento of Messrs. Stewart & Bros, from which it will be seen that they are offer
 ;rp their stock of Groceries, Hardware and Furniture, at the lowest market prices. Hay- ing Q large stock on hand, from which to se- feet, they are prepared to give entire satisfac- tion to all who favor them with their patron ngn. -.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

gpSyM M. N. Erwin having high regard for our taste, administered to it few days since. with lot of the finest potatoes we have seen this season. Thankful for past favors of .+bis kind. we solicit continuance of the same
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
St.E0uis 9Earket.
ST. LOUIS, June II.

Flour dull unchanged Wheatbuoyant; club $1 s5 to $2 10, other grades unchanged. Corn unsettled. and lower at 65 to 78c. Bacon and lard unchanged.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June II. FIour and Wheat dull and unchanged. Pork is held at S32; Bulk Meats l3 to Tie Bacon 17 to 20c. Lard dull dull at 2l2c. Groceries dull.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

peSy@ Mr. Green the polite and attentive Express and Mail Agent, has our thanks for full files of late papers, from all directions
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

nea. Capt J. A. PoE is our authorized trav- cling agent, to solicit subscriptions and adver- s,;sernents for the CITIZEN We trust our frieads will lend him all the assistance in their mower, and help him in his effort to build up our paper
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

BIG. .CoTToN.--We were yesterday shown q stalk of cotton grown by MT Samuel N. Jack son of this place, on which were thirteen &souares-beat this who can.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
Ne,r Orleans Raarket.
NEW ORLEANS, June

N1W Cotton higher; sales 5000 bales Low Middling. 86 to 37c. Receipts s88- Flour superfne S9 50 Corn 85 to 864c. Oats oo to 52c. Mess pork S885-8to $S4. Gold 863- Sterling 58 to 54. New York Exchange 5-s premium.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

psA-. Divine services tomorrow at the M. r Church, by the Rev. MT. McNeely.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
N GI ce

IFS IfEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of Deed \ of Trust, executed to me on the 21st day of November, 1860, by John II. Quisenbemy and Mary A. Quisenbery, to secure the payment of certain debts therein mentioned, to the credit- ors in said Deed of Trust mentioned, which Deed of Trust was acknowledged on the same day before D. P. Black, aJustice of the Peace in and for White river township. in the coun ty of Prairie and State of Arkansas, and after wards Recorded in the Recorders office of Prairie county, in Record Book N !, pages l27 and 123, &c. l will on Saturday, the 18th day Of September, 1866, pro ceed to sell to the highest bidder, and for cash, in the town of Des Arc, within the lawful hours of sale, the following described real es- tate, to-wit: The W ) of lotNo l, in block 26 in the town of Des Arc on Bnena Vista street, being 25 feet front by LAO feet in length, in ciuding in the sale, the store house and other Improvements on said lot. Also, the follow ing described lands, about one and three quar- ter miles west of Des Arc, to-wit: The E of w of N E 4, and W of SW ofN l, and " of $ E I of N E fof section 9, township 4 north, range , west, containing 60 acres. All of the above described property is valuable. and the title believed to be good The title to the store house is now clear, and the purcha- ser will get good title. l will execute to the purchaser Deed for the amount purchased.
 N. B. TUCKER, Trustee
 |, Des Arc, May 15, 1866---may 9-tds
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

gFg~JosEpn LOCKE is our authorized Agent in the city of Memphis to solicit and receive advertisements for the. it'zen
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16

5O0 Pounds Tobacco, at 70 cents per pound, at Johnson, Davis & Co.'S. I'm
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
TINwARE AND STOVES

Stove Vessels, Castings, Nails, &c. Knives and Forks Spoons, Ladies, Skimmers and Forks, Scissors, Butcher Knives, Rasps and Files, Door Bolts, Door, Closet and Pad Locks, Axes, Hoes and Spades, Collars, Flames and Traces, Augers, Chisels, Hatehets and Ham mers, Washboards, Coffee Mills, Butts and Screws, Coffin Screws and Tacks, Carpet and Cut Tacks, Powder and Shot, Crushed nd Brown Sugar, Oysters and Sardines, Soap, Spice Pepper, Mustard, Vinegar and Whis- key, Lamps, Lamp Oil, Chimneys, Wicks, etc.
 june2- Il. r. VAUGHAN.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-16
Proclamation by the president For
 bidding Fenian Forays.

WASHINGTON Cry, JUNE 6. Proclamation by the President of the United States of America,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
Buried Alive and Dug 0ut-A Strange
il Story. ,s,ss.ssas5. -, ~,

/. A. volunteer in one Of the Connecticut re-
giments, was in the advance Of the grand
army Of the Potomac, in 1868, was taken
sick, died and was buried, your correspond.
Tent performing the last sad rites over the
remains Of his dead comrade. Avolley was
!, fred over the grave and the soldier was left
to his long sleep. The time passed; the
war ended; your correspondent was honor
ably discharged, and he's had forgotten Tin
the rush Of events, his comrade sleeping by
the banks Of the Rspidan, when the other
day, ia Hartford, who should appear before
him but the Same dead aind buried soldier.
It is not strange that he felt s'curious sem
sationi come over him; that he looked at the
figure before him without speaking; that he
stepped aside when the other advanced to
him with outstretched hand. The denoue-
ment il thug given: sIten & sS}tJs y Z
10 Old chum, don't yon Iknow.me! ~ I:
oa.said II ."Yes, I dol But what in the
name Of God are you doing herei ! helped
to bury you once, in Virginia 70
zee know that ssfne one buried me, and I
always thought that you was one Of them;
40 you were always 20 kind to me! But
you see now said he, Offering his hand to
me, ",that I am flesh and blood.
~ Tshook hands with him, and he told me
that he was aiii trance whentwe buried him,
and that he Was digging lis nay out and. had
got his head out, when the rebels came
along and assisted him. They then sent
him 70 Libby Prison, whore they kept him
ia DURANGO for . year. They then sent him
TO Georgia, where sha remained till the war
was 5ended, when he was released. i1}3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
Foreign Gossip.

The population Of ireland decreased
90, 846, and the number of inhabited homes
decreased 16, 277, last year. 80 49,, :
u "a rich Russian prince in Paris has mar
ried q poor but pretty seamstress. The fine
world is much moved BY the event. e l ~
Hottinguer, the banker, who for
many: years had been 1ergely engsged in
American trade, has died in Paris. He left
q fortune Of twelve million dollars to be d.
vided among three children. -.,. .r-..,says., +
Queen Victoria held her first court on
the 9th. Mr.. and Mrs Adams were present,
and the latter presented to the Queen Mrs.
Award, wife Of the Assistant Secretary Of
Legation, and Mrs. Montgomery Richie Of
New York. f.sa - 49,, .'f..7-.,.T.@ &,
The Scotch will never marry on q Sat-
surday, if it can be avoided. December Il
the 'favorite marrying month, and the last
day Of that month, (unless5it falls on 1Satur-
day, Csees the celebration Of one-twentieth
Of all the weddings. Of the year. .5s,. ss,lsdEss
A silver wedding that will be worth
Witnessing will be observed on the 28th, OF
April, at St. Petersburg. It is that OF Gear
Alexander and the Czarina. They were
married On the s28thdof April, 1941., The
Cars birthday falls on the Of April
when he will be 48 years old. fss5 1:t. gl
8 -Havana letters say z Cuban gentleman
named Francisco de San Juan, who died re;
Gently, left his entire estate, valued q
$40O,O0O, to q Spanish female school, with 1
provision in his will that if the Spanish
Government shall many mannerI Interfere
With the Legacy, il shall revert 70 the United
~YSSs.sf. 4.fEjI atgFla scgs5is flsg so .tfstg5s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05


s QUEER LAwsui1s.-Upo one occasion,
person Ind bought at sale an old escritoi1e,
for which he gave twenty six shillings, and
in a secret drawer he found q large quantity
ofsmoney Il was held by the judges that
the person who found the money was en-
tiaedsto hold possession of it until the real
owner was discovered. In another case, a
chimney boy. took Is ring set with
stones, which he had found, to q jewellers
shop. The jeweller, seeing the stones were
of great value. took them out, and offered
the boy three half pence for thetmetal! The
boy demanded back the stones; and the
judgeIhe1d that the boy, having found the
ring, was entitled,to it, But the most sim
gular case occurred in ashop near Charing
Cross Acustomer picked up from the floor
of tho shop bundle which turned QUITO be
bank notes. y The notes were handed 10 the
shopkeeper, and advertisement were pub
5lished for the owner Of the notes. No
owner was discovered, whereupona dispute
arose between the shopkeeper and the cuss
toner who found the notes, as to which was
entitled to them. The tradesman refused
to hand the notes back and: the customer
was compelled to bring his action. The
judge before whom the, case was tried was
the late Mr.: Justice Patteson, than whom
no ADLER lawyer ever adorned the. bench
After ransacking all the authorities ancient
and modern, he came to the conclusion that
the customer was entitled to the,property. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05


silver dsun psses4tsd hin by ths Tribune
Assoeia.ion. fhs attempt Ya.s unauaees.-
full, though several pistol ,shests we're sx-
changed between Hendsrshot and the rob
bers. The affair occurred IA; Eastman
Business College. u which Hendsrahet i !
member. ,..s,f ,s;, .,sssE5s4,yvn ys;y;,t,a fg
The, village 4 d. Mukwanago. Wis., has
just been the scene eotI twosappallng aoci-
dents On the 2Sd, while the Wife Of Daniel
Crowley went to call him ito dinner, his
house caught IRE and burned to the ground.
A child six weeks old MAS burned to death.
On the same evening, about four hundred
people was witnessinga school exhibition
in the second story ofathen village school,
house, when the floor sgavssway, and about
half the aadienos,weres preoipitated to the
first floor, which also gave! way and let
them down into the cellar. Strange to say,,
no lives were lost, though many wore badly
bruised, and Frederick Patterson had aelsg
broken Those left above wereata AIKEN down
through the windows with the aid Of. ropes
and ladders, and those in the cellar helped
up in the same way. "@2tf sas' haSssT. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

{ WH1sKY Da1xKrxa IN CH1cAao.-A CHI
cago paper gives the following cheerful ac-
count of the retail liquor trade Of that city.
Chicago must have q number Of heavy
drinkers: NJ faf9s8$S tef5f' q. az
! % !" There are ii Chicago ,470 licensed
grog shops for the sale 81 intoxi eating liq-
uor BY retail. Each one Of these pays for
license $685. so that the revenue derived
from this source % the city is $76, $40. The
s gen government also derives e. s.! q
szsll. t1s TAI psia s5 liqnes ds.lsssto
$l1s,16O II ii sstimated that from I, to
10,OO0people arc supported by this traffic.
sIt 10 also Estimated that 8,257, 700 gallons
of liquor ne consumed here yearly, and
that the amount paid BY the consumers is
Sc, COG, POS per5 year. q These figures win
demonstrate the appreoiative tastsi Of me-
2tTopoItSn suckers for alcoholic liquors"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
TING Civil Rights Bili,

! The bill which President johnson Just
vetoed provides that 81 persons born In the
United 6tstes (excluding upnat alised for
el9ners and Indians not taxed) are citiSens
OF the United 6tates,;, and such citilans, Of
every race and color, shall have the right to
make and enforce contracts, to sue, 10 part
les, give evidence, inherit, purchase lease,
sell, hold and convey real and personal pro-
perry, and enjoy full and equal benefit Of III
laws and proceedings, for the security Of
person and properly, and abe subject 70 the
Same penalties and punishment 90 white
persons. Any person who, under color Of
law or custom, shall subject any inhabitant
Of any State or Territory To the deprivation
Eof any Of these rights, on account Of such
person having been slave, or because Of
his color or race, shall be guilty Of b mis-
demeanor and punished accordingly.
u Scott ion three givea TO the Federal Courts
exclusive jurisdiotio lon over the Grimes and
offences provided Tor - the, Got, end. also IA
civil causes whore tho parties are denied
redress in State Courts. Section four
makes 1t the duty Of all Federal officers
charged with the execution Of the laws and
the administration Of Justice, TO institute
prosecutions for violations 81 the rights. Sc
cured by this act; and the Courts are au-
thorised to increase the number Of United
States Commissioned whenever the same
may be required, 90 a. to secure the more
efficient execution Of the law, Il, 4 J, ID,
Section Ave makes It the duty Of the Mar
.shals and Deputy Marshals to obey and exc
cute alliwarrants and preoepts issued under
this act; and the Commission may, when
necessary, appoint persons in their respec-
tive counties to execute the processes neces-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

/ DoUBLE TIcKEr.-A double ticket il one
3thst may draw two prizes. The aardsa city GIFT
sptsrpriss Company are ssl1sg 900 przs packages.
q one dollar esch Atickst y eay6nwith aach pscks
re for the grand drawing, April 18th, 1see. 1oooJ
etfs VIII DO Distributed, WORTH &ep;noo Any person
ssndns ono dollar, with three stamps snssoS to The
srdsn City Company, 100 routh Ulalk Shsst Chicago,
limos. VIII receive BY return mail prfss package
nth = ticket. The following valuable articles hays
inst besn drawn in prize packages:
Jins qcad Reekl.ss y litle ,..... sispo
:. Lava set, BY walter Mann-worth 400
LadfeJ Gold Watch ~ Mrs. Augustus Gisnrer, :,
Edgefeld 0hio-Wortb -. .... 1900
Fine Ladies' Gold Watch BY Mrs. Lbbie Gee.
Coldwater, Mich. 10000
Prize packages with tickets are being rapicly dis
posed Of 49, &z5 sgsgsS.s So Ss554s.8 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

~ Go to- the Rest.--Go to BRrANr & SrRAr-,
srox's Chicago Commercial College to get =
thorough, practical business education, Or
to become : good Telegraph Operator.
Address fol-, circulars, BRYANT 4 srRArros,
Chicago, Ill. gisf}zE 81 a.5.Es s-f.s: tezy sssEt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

Be particular to send the name and address of each
individual subscriber. Money sent by draft Post
sent at our risk. a5 -stt{5 ss3szfit ssskzts
Garden City Gift Enterprise Co,
P.O. Box 464. 100 ,. Clark Sc. Chiesxe, nj,
liberal donation win be rendered ut avery drawing
to the agents of the Soldiers Relief FUND.- for the
benefit of disabled soldier's and thei families.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
10000 GIFTS, 1tLnD 1t $4,000,
65. 900 Tickets will be Disposed of,

lU,OVV 35T s----- -7--- 5s $lVIOOV;
In order to facilitate tho distribution of Tickst4
heywiu be given away in the following mannea: t-
$4,000 Prize Packages will be Sold
at One Dollar EACH and q Ticket will
be given with each Package.
Each Prize Package contains some Of the follovilg
list Of Articles. ,i- fT.E.fs :,.s,f = fvs,.T ~.
Diamond Set. Laws Set, Pearl Rreastf
a E.s s,ss s. s ssed Drop. s.s
Wesk, i.diss' Cola FiaEer Rinss..aess...
f sss $50: esfs aaa a:ss ss:i
e e
once and buy prize packages. Send stamps topsy
the return Of the racksss BY mail ticket VIII b
Of the number, which IS registered before being
sent ont The drawing will take place at CrosbyS
Opera Honse Or some other public places where thou
duplicate tickets will all be placed in q wheel and
drawn ont by some disintsrested person. chosen from
the the andsnss psesent on the day Of d1.xine tos
made out to each ticket holder then can compare
his number with the list Of drawn numbers: tho
moneys goods will then be held to his order bs
sent BY Express or otherwise he may direct. Our
enterprise upon the grandest scale known. A.
every ticket holder will obtain ono prize purchasing
obtain Five Thousand Dollar Prize, a. PEARSON could
have in any similar Gift Enterprise. i-Ets . =.
TIE GARDEN CIfT ENfE2P1lsE q 90 arranged that
the tickets will be rapidly disposed of 20 macl 20
that very seldom ever postponement of the day
of drawing can occur And in case will the post
ponement be for q lenger time than I weeks. Tho
articles contained in orr enterprise all of
approved kind Of the best manufcturers aud All war
ranted new and In perfect order new list OF similar
articles will be made upsafter each drawing III tho
next monthly distribution. All orders viii receive
prompt attention. "a = !.
Examine unprecedented club rates; every activs
lady or gentlemen may take part in forming club
Don't waste your money foolish amusemeuts. but
buy our prize, packages and get something Of resI
value: No blank packages. Parties are recemmsnded7
quainted with the work they can get up larger ones
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED 70 AGENTS Club Rates
Any person or party procuring club Of S or more
names for prize packages, and forwarding Nc the
money for the same. will be allowed the following
commission .,s...s. e.si+c = ~. - -
VxY., , q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

DE-. W. 7. ,MeCLELANp, of Penn, says:
sIhave prescribed DR.. SWANS Bourbon Bitters a.
tonic In low forms of fever and have found 1t better
than any other difIusable stimulant.'fS - 9stE &
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
Financial Items.

Corlies & Co., Of New York, announce
that they will pay, in gold. the interest on
the 10000, 900 Mexican loan, due April l.
The United States Supreme Court at
Washington has just decided that shares in
National Banks are liable to taxation by
State authorities. SKI al 55&"ia@3 49,.
1t is stated from Warrington that the
Committee Of Ways and Means have de-
termined to report in favor Of retaining the
5000 exemption from the income tax, with
the addition Of $50 for each child man
has, up to fifteen. -
The knaves who robbed the safe of Mr..
Rufus R. Lord in New York, Of 81, SOC, 900
in United States and other stocks, will not
realize much booty, as Mr.. Lord had
taken the preoaution to register most Of his
United States stocks. and to fill up to his
own order his United States 7-sO per cent
Treasury bonds. T,e-i' & s5.-.'5@ - %
The Detroit papers, surprise no ono Sc
riously by the statement that circumstances
have transpired which lead to the suspicion
that the individual named Herman, who al
legged short time ago that he was robbed
of $4,000 in a Michigan Central Railway
sleeping car from Chicago, created the story
for the purpose Of deceiving his creditors
It is said that he has failed in business in
New York. j.,.5f ..-.i...,y IT,: .r,,a.,...
A statement Of; the receipts and expendi-
lures of the Government for the last quarter
Of 1865 shows that, after payment, of all
expenses for this quarter, including war
expenditure Of over $68,000, 900, the re-
ceipts exceeded the expenditures by the
amount Of SIS, 1872, 9os.2a This is in the
ratio Of an excess Of receipts over. ;expendi-
lures Of $50, 00O, 0c0 . year. With the
War Department put; on . peace basis, the
receipts would exceed the expenditures over.
$500, 0OO,O 900 . year. aro ~ 4,Ers,- =, .,.i7r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

Every man should keep the wolf from
his door. and his mother in law too. if he
can.
Every woman has right 10 be what age
she pleases, for IL she were to state her real
age. no one would believe her.
Every woman who makes pudding has
q perfect right 60 believe that she can
make better pudding than any other woman
in the world.
Every man who carves has decided
right TO think Of himself by putting . few
choice bits aside.
Every woman has q right TO think her
child the "prettiest little baby IN the
world" and Il would be the greatest folly
TO deny her this ght. for she would be surO
10 take IL.
Every young lady has . right 70 faint
when she pleases. IL her lover Is by her
side TO catch her.
Every child who makes noise has n
right TO be turned out Of the room and sup
posing you have not the right, you are per
iectly justified, if parents are absent In
usurping IL. t