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Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

GRANT's PREss ORDER.-ltp IS understood that Lieut.. Gen. Crafts famous Press Order perished upon the promulgation of the Procia- nation of Peace by the President. We regret this as we had iudulged strong hopes of an amendment in the manners of some of the Radical presses, from the discipline of the Commander of the Army. We had the honor, week or so ago, to call the attention of that parsonage to the case of a fellow up in lndi- and, whose beastly blackguardism of the Presi- dent was so fragrant, thatwe are persuaded It would not have been allowed to pass without at easta"warning" Lieut.. .Gen. Grant having taken it upon himself to yariegate his military duties by exercising the functions ofa Censor of the Press, would surely not have permitted topass unrebuked such Q moellous and leen- uous attack upon the Commander-a- Chief. na1, we suppose, the explosion of the Procla- nation under "Order No.--" has opened Q aole Tn 1t through Which this editor will escape, ;S ;J run w.-.u and make ugly mouths at the Pres
 -rnt, t,-and for that matter, at the Lleut.-Uen- efal, t0o-with impunity. It IS rather unlor- tanate fog Gen. Grant that this new rote has been 80 soon ended. There is no knowing the amount of literary notoriety he might have acquired in it. His fame as a soldier IS, We suppose, secure. His reputation as discrim- mating and just Censor of the Press. was yet 10 make, and the opportunity sson that llne,
 IS now lost. We would suggest that he com pensate himself by initiating Caesar in giving to posterity book of ''CommentariesN on American newspapers Memphis Appeal.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
soh;na bas he,

sen The Alden printing machine has h, 5, been tr;sd sssin in the office of the New York .rlpune, and that paper a few days ago expressed a highly satisfactory opinion of its capabilities. Taking the statement there made as l;a,,o elusso worthy verdict on trial, we are led to believe that the problem has been solved, and that the ne raanb;ne will become at once necessity ln every printing office in the world
 The New York Journal of Commerce ae- .,a.as tbot tbev have examined the machine while at work, and the result of their obserya- tions confirms the views expressed by the Tribune, and in speaking ofthe machine ;n.,, It says man touching the keys of the inslru, 1ia .o ment, as rapidly as practice can enable nm : 10 % do sets in motion the type, which rush to their pT, places ss in line, and the machine also dstrio pies, without guide, all the type to ther @ sbo ap propriate places. The company w9o for own ,one ,ne % lime. They regard the experimenting as end ed, and are now about to manufacture nia- chimes to order
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
TIE LOAN BrIr--which is the title of tn

THE LOAN B1LL-Which is the title of the financial measure proposed. in great part, by the Secretary of the Treasury--we are glad to say, having passed both Houses of Congress. has been signed by the President and is now the law of the land. The National Intelligen- cer calls it Redemption bill, which, in effect in due time will lead our currency back to the standard or value, any depature from which is justified only by stern necessity, But our present object is tosay that the Loan bill does not provide for the sudden withdrawal of the greenback currency and it is not presumed by those who probably,are acquainted with his policy, that the Secretary of the Tseasuary will call in and lock up some two hundred mil lion of greenbacks. We e. :..s assured he will act with sne greatest possible circumspection, doing nothing prematurely or without salely to the business operation of the country.-ef- fecting the reduction from the present confess edly inflated state of the currency with deib- eration.-T Memphis Appeal
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

(On Friday last the steamboat Finance c8urht fire by the explosion of petroleum lamp and was burned to the waters edge twenty miles below Pittsburg, on the Ono. The persons lost were Emanuel Rothschild, wife and two children, of Texas, wife and daughter of Capt. Darragh, Thomas Bolder' colered pantryman, two deck hands and ire, men. Others of the crew were severely but not seriously injured. The cargo, consislng of firon, nails, glass and farming implements was totally destroyed.
 -The death of Mormon bishop IS thus announced: .He was 39 years old, and leaves aa interesting family of II wives and 47 srnal children to moHrn bisdeath
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

naE-I Ia our columns will be found the adver- t;sement of O. F. Prescott & Co. This is one of the established firms of Memphis. The prescott's are business men, and well deserve to he patronized. We recommend them to all who wish anything in their line.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

pap From their advertisement it will bescen that Geo. Pattison & Co.,, are again in the Book and Stationery business at Memphis. This is an old and reliable firm, and those desiring Books or anything in their line, could patron ;ze no more clever gentlemen.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
Memphis Market.
DAILY AVALANCHE OFFICE,

Tuesday, April 24 1866. {
 CorToN.-The market opened dull with pri- ces tending downward. The market, general ly, wore gloomy appearance. There was little offering and buyers were wanting in confidence to concede to holders prices. The New York noon dispatch quoted Cotton dull and nominal at 36 to 37c. A few sales were effected at % to BOG for Middling; 31 to 81ac for Strict Middling. and 823 to 33c for Good Middling. There is very little Cotton coming in, and holders are holding off'for better pri- ces The market closed dropping with prices tending dowhward. Our quotations are nomi- nal.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
For the Ues Arc Clti2en
 RAYBURN.

Fare thee well, departed chieftain, Texas bards send forth q vail; And our country sad laments thee, Passed so late through death's dark vale Blow ye breezes softly oer him, Fan his brow with gentle breath, Disturb ye not the peaceful slumber, Rayburn sleeps the sleep of death. Rest thee Rayburn, tears of sadness Flow from hearts thou hast nobly won, Memory ne'er will cease to cherish Deeds of glory thou hast done.
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Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

n6zp Mir. E. II. Poe of this place, has received the contract for carrying the mail from this noint to Searcy via. West Point. This route ia known as mail route No. 7527. The mail will leave Des Arc every Monday at v o'clock, A. M., and return Tuesday at P M.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

nST Under the head of announcements will be found the name of R. s. Can't, for the Sen atc-W. Jones, for the tegislature-J. R. Cray. for Sheriff-Wm. Goodrum, for Clerk These gentlemen are before the people, and solicit their support in the coming Election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
Hickory Plain, April goth 1866.
AGENTS FOR TIE "CITIZEN."

w. c. West-West Point. B. D. Turner-Searcy Major Wooten-Stony Point" .Dr. CornxAustin..
 J. s. Clark-Hicks' Station. J. W. Martin-Little Rock. w. B. Windsor-DevalIs Bluff. James Bailey-Cotton Plant. Col. G. w. Hurley-Augusta. T. T. Pitts--Jackson, Miss. A. G Goodwin-B -Batesville, Ark. w. K. Patterson--Jacksonport. G J. J.Duckworth-Peach Orchard Gap T. c. Beard-Brownsville, Ark.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
RIVER NEWS, Sc.

rsa- The Commercial, Capt. Ashford, passed up Thursday evening, and will be down this morning bound for Memphis. Her clerk has our thanks for favors.
 HT The Albert Pearce, Capt. Luker, passed up Monday morning, and returned Tuesday. Mr. Grisom her clerk, has our thanks for late papers.
 ny~The Justice, Capt. Baird, will be up on { Monday, bound for Upper White and Black rivers.
 AeA- The St. Louis and White river packet J. S. McCune. will be up Monday.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 23. Flour,s firm, quiet and unchanged; Wheat, scarceand higher; Oass, 43c; Whisky, $2 22; Provisions. firm Pork, $26 50; Lard, l83c :; Bulk Meats and Bacon, 4c higher.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

nH.We would call attention to the adyer- iisement of Messrs. Lowenstine $ Bros, in another column. They have one of the finest experiments of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods in Memphis, and from their superior import ing advantages, can sell at New York prices.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

nA.W. N, Wilkerson X Co.,, keep constant ay on Land, fresh supply of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Sc. Give them a call, at No. $40 Main street. tz.as4& i@ Nt
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
B Y FELEGRAPu.
COTTON 31--GOzD 26 5-s.

Cresasses on the Loacer Mississippi From 1eras-Mericon Neos- Geney- al Inteltagence
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
Sf. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 23. Flour dull and unchanged; Wheat active, $1 57 to 1 75; Corn, 60 to 72c; Oats 422c :; Pork, $26 50 to 27; Clear sides. l64c; Lard, 185c; Whisky, $2 20.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

nA. Divine services will be held at the Methodist church, on Sunday morning at II o'clock. ~
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

We call particular attention to our stock as the best, that has ever been offered to this market. As we purchased our goods for cash, we can afford to sell cheap, and are determined to do so Give us a call. and satisfy yourself, that our stock is as we represent it, and that we will do as vv say apr'-
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

.. ---The Episcopal Methodist, now pub. nshed at Richmond, Va, one ofthe organs of she Methodist Episcopal Church South, IS to DO removed to Baltimore, Nd, after tho lstof July.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

bSSy" We are authorized to announce Vim. GOODRUM as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, at the ensuing August Elec- tion. g a
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28
Allil0MM(ciilfufG.

DeAp We are authorized to announce R. S. GANTT as candidate for the Senate, to represent the counties of Pulaski and Prairie, at.,the ensuing August election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

HeA-We are uthorized to announce vvm. T. JONES, as a candidate to represent Prairie county, in our next Legislature, at the ensuing August election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

ReA.We are authorized to announce J. R GRAY, the present incumbent, as a candi- date for the office of Sheriff, at the ensuing August Election,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

rive 10 responsible 70 shs RsPrsseHf,nsss
of The p@opls. sn1 mus bo~ ~ lhsiF Ni'l
The nation he. rishs ~ kns~ -k-itsF ~
frss servant s spps,s;sd - 40 Agccrss %
- RspubIicsn otiiesr-
The issse seems 20 be msk'Ef NJ. BE-
tween The President sa6 The Rspushesas-
ne for the Union, iksS sssirsi H. Great
efforts are bsing made BY the Rspssiieans
TO bring about UNION bssxern themselves
and The President. sat ~e incline % shisk
a. Gill Be accomplished; we think the Re
pabliesps vill yield 10 she Presidess- Hs
kss sieuifiss 10 them that he will stop Their
feed il they do not. hs has ordered The hest'
Of departments 10 make no more appoint
renis on .hs recommend. ioa of members
Of Congress till further .rdsrs. Tnis III
hnng the Republican ieaaess 20 nss ies,
There = roshing thev ~iiI nosds Tor money
Tor public pluncsr- This . the rsliog 40
i've Win them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

~ ~ MIDsr. ~ Liza VIZ ARr ~ DEATsl
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When no wh;.key shop came is,o Ireland.
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kine.
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p-;s.
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as ne -fIls ~-,-r. and pssssrss Of g'een.
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sd are sbe s:sh,s si the bsus fisId grim.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

A Ansinfsser Ia one Of a,Ir arlh0dsx churr nee.
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10y - grsaeE : fnnrIsi = rn.n in the eoua
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<.u,,-. he sn-t.f-d on rbe mini.t.- taking
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{ srf II not ksvirg his pprmAHiss siosg.
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80 LADY. alter ~rspFIrg shsn Ia rag. esre-
ir.IIv rIsr-t : bspdI- ~ ~seh pocket, tbs
presrher's cspsesoUs ovsrscat- Tbss EQUIP
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-or- hunxry deg scented the ssussse. and
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ths neesssisy Of kiekiag the sheIp swsy
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mInister sDt esugsegutton fepsnss 70 ~
church. ~hsre shs funeral discourss wss y
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se ne rongrsgsti0s. wben brother. vb'
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.Isseesses the psIPis snd gave The minister
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} s,oa his pockess, raised bic fses. gsvs
. |ssdaes kick. and sent the good broihs
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9 eIIsoking :, inc ~crk he nd done' -sos
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pocket snd .hss dog hss been trying
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

The Adjs,ass General. Bngsd'er General
Terrell, he received returss from ierty-
shrse counties. and they report n the e.
grersss 90 expenditure q $s.0Ol ,2s9 =
ioy bountiss and relief Of soldiers snd soi-
disr's families since the eonnsneensnt e'
shs wsr. From these retOrns Gssersl Ter
selI estimates thst the sxpssdiior6s % oil
the counties in the sfsss for this purpose
~iII be Il least twenty millions Of d0iIsrs,
md they may reach twenty-five millions.
h IsSi.ns i - average State. these Home
expenditures oeessioasd by The wsr i shs
|lovsl States VII b NOT lsss Ihsn thsss hss'
drsd ana fny miIlions of dslIsrs-
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mates of he cost of The vsr @ the ssties
|snd large o u the smouni; Il = but snsl
lum II I'll the expenditures eesid Be eslinss
! "a ssd PCT dsvs 10 6eurss. The teisgsspi
reports that the waste sf iife.ia the Nsrth
eru srmy daring the great eossiss i %
lso~n " The Secretary o. wsr q TOO hun
lSseS md fisy thousand. end : similar los
"a The Soslhers army q toe hssdssd -
lsiDesy fsss thoossnd What terrible &C
lri6.e.-Cos. N. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

rrThe Osss Cosn,y Journal belisvss
that vhes ysu 6sd .sn writing h's sevss-
,isen<s, ssd sticking it % q shs pcss-oiiee
o. in hotels, Or On stree, Posts. instead q
pubIiskisg il i bio county paper. ioes os'
'for hin--shs very ses shoss that BE- = soe
elo-e sssed % dssl With sdvssssge. TIM
IL the .-ffszss srssh.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

EA lsdy asked pspiI . sas'ionsl
seAosl. .whss vssshe EN- o. the Phsriseesv'
Eating esneIs. ns'sm." quickly replied
The child. She hsd read that 'he Pssr'ses'
.strsissd q rasu snd swsIIssed csnsls.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13
NEW SADDLERY
AND
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- Harness Ganukacfory.
wILLfsn A. PrErFER. respectfully
s.rssne.s % ~ eIsfrtns q Dnsc's- snS
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aaa- prengry- lie ~iil be thsBkiai ior :
shsre IN -s3fir patronage
Jsis 7sx- 1855 rf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

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cssss q ee.plsiss shss aes - eelP'<'sly
-xhsuss shsir isdsssry 10 cssvsssss f. =
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|uanss u her tssirs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

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said . hin:
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

The President seems 70 Dc pursuing M
policy Of admitting the Southern S'sses ~rh-
out further eosdi,ions- He 10 c'scharEins
the Proviseisi Governs. and propos'ng 'ol
w,shdrsw The Federsl soijiers. shss exh'b'
,iog his confidence 10 the people. ssd 'e's'
ing ,Lem In the posi,ion Of independent
Stsses. % 90 their Internal sdninissss'ion.
whether their Representatives, are admitted
70 seats in Congrsss O. mot.
On the o.her hsnd. the feeling Of eonh-
Idenee in The President among the Peopi<. VI
% strong that the conservatives are proIn-l
|sisg nsss meeting 10 sx2ress sbeir approval
Iof his policy.
IL Nsw Yosk The President has ben in
vred 10 the Tsnmsny eSebrs'ion The
following il the letter:
-Arrasr HsLL(
NEw YORK. December Is. 1865
SrE: The Ascient Society Of Tsmmsny.
in pursuance of its time honored customs.
vill eelebs,e the anniversary u the battle
Of New Orleans. By grant dinner q 1sm-
many Hall. on Monday. January 8, 1866. .
six o'clock r. ~
since fhe establishmeni o! the society, IN
ll7s9. il has nonnemors,rd these events IN
ltne history Of our country which snninsts
the patriotism Of our people and strengthen
Their d-vcsioa 10 our glorious Union; enc
4 among these none was conspicuous or i'm
ip,r,srt tnan the ths great victory which
ssvsd on, Sun,h vssiern roD'ier from butch.
efy and plunder. and closed The var o. ISL
.lio blaze q glory.
The recent sad. civil strife hss given ris'
IL eeIebraiion % the opposing sections OF on
lUaiea which are designed 70 eonmemofat'
'.the victories "a hrethesn over bfeshsrn- !
!. i. with unisigssd joy that the Tsmsnsr!
Society nsil the sdveni Of sesson : ~hen'the.
lean rscss 20 On ssenf which no senisve
lm-n,s IN OR sssseqaent history cen eve
Idisn. snl . hieh reunited hrrshefn. IN ever
portion of our glorious Republic can eels
ibrsre ~ish equal pride and ersiihesisoa-
Il. in this spsnt. end w:ih . promise of 90
dial welcome, thst the Sons o! Tsmm 81
Invite yoa 10 their sesni-ceafenuisi eelebr
e, ,isa ot she great victory Of Southern her
10 wno SIIes The world wish The ta@s oi Aus
y lisss v.lor, and devoted his subsequent y
I'd 10 The ssisbrishment and security v Cons
. tusi0nai liberty
vi We have the honor 10 be.
y. Your ebedient servsuss.
on u I'm +. Hyem.n. douglas Tsylor.
ng jsn r. Purdy. Issc Bell.
e lJ,hn v.n Bsren, John BorrilI.
sg. At the ssme time, ssys the Ssshv'
Ae Usiop, the Rsdirsl Republicans are sise
re- Isriae memesisl to Congress 20 inpss
b the President. II eoscisces o foIlews:
ip That far which . million Union scldi
a. Tough, in HUNDRED bloody bssties. the Co
W nssder in-Chi<f destroys 9th sisl
nd stroke q hs pen. He seeks 70 sppe'
,od traitors by granting them privileges.
cot bs,rsys the friends: Of the Republic
Der bsndonisg then. Il i . II ressos.
y l6rss esIIse .the greatest Of crimes"
The suddenly been srsssfosmed inso shs gress
lhe a merits, end legality. By striving for =
tsIvssssI freedom sat justice. had beeon
sh- crime. In view oi kis conduct. ~ hsv
rhsl right % ssk, il any rebel he'd been placed
,boIh bic posision. would be have ventured 20
M Il c,.rs - she jntereos of HE eonpanio1s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

Bic TnEx -Oss q ihe ssssss'b~ss . ~
Gre<ncsssle Pres ssis - sSisss - sses
- burr osk-is - ssigAsssssc1 sh'eh
sse.led 70 The essr.sss prstses q 1000
sossSs. 100 rails ssS II essts = sssa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13
Berlin correspondence of.lhe n Y Herald.
Pleasant News for Prussian-kmerican
Citizens.

GAt4<HA1-
A Pru-si.n semi-otiicisi journal states
ih.t the minister Of war and " The interior
have issnrd Instructions 10 local authorities
OF The Rh sDi-h prosiners dated August II
by which The princieIs j. established that
no, only he righis bu, the suiier q Prn--
.i.n subjects cease sith their unsuthcrzsc
absence from the country for % least ten
years. aud that among those duties the per
Iformsnee u military service is incisded.--
IIf this statement is correct. l,hoazh i
Gems strange that il should be publised
now,) and If the rule extends not only 70
he Rhenish provinces but 10 The whole
monarchy. everything j. granted which ihs
United States slwtys eleimed for her adopt
I'd citizens o. German decent. but which shs
Pru-sisn government has hitherto consisn
\ " refused 70 sccede %. l am not susr'
= hether the decision nov arrived a. By Prs
lsia 10 due 10 the action Of The Aneries'
4 lrovernueni. or whether il wss thought ID
vissbls 10 anticipate such action by sims
lily surrender Of The dispuisd prnsirie; bu
-lst oil evenis. Il viii BE- higIy satisfactory
y nun erous class OF Americas citizens
II wr's LIKE TO Koew.-N0tsithsssndiu
Iths extraordinary high prices received
Jour country friend foe their produce. soa
lcf them think 81 @loss Of mosey . psy .
Their paper" Whose fault 10 is u n edis
liz unsbI, to satisfy his longiags for ele'
shirt o:tener than onss in three vseksi
liBedford Independeat.
~ You write. sir. like genuine gsnios. B
:. 10 right for you 20 wriss j. shss wsys vi
.hIrsise the speeter Of poverty before eeisns
lrsries not half % yell ofi Ne have %
:. Ious shirt until Il has become % siick sh
.lwe have 10 roll in ashes on retiring 70 b
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