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Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04

FLowERs.-An exchange has the fo, lowing on the above subject:
 In good many directions we hayo heard personal complaints from ladies )f the fading out, or turning pale of thir prcttiest and brighest colored flowers. les, that is natural enough, and very e.sily remedied. The flowers grow pale from being grown consecutiyely for severalyears in the same soil and thus exhaustilg the natural coloring element. To correct that, supply artificial coloring. Tako any of the vegetable dye stufs affording the col OTIS you wish to have the fower, extract the dye principle by boiling in jour skim med milk, and feed the roots of the plants with the material, cold. Continue the practice until the desired tintsare attained.
 ---The habitu2l use of onions as an article of food is said to be almost cetain protection from cholera, even when in immediate contact with it.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
ADES ARC M 4 LE & EEMAL A c a q e m V.

TEyHE secondses of this School. will 0, k on Monday, the 9th of August, undrs charge and direction of B. U. PERRY '! hopes by strict attention, to merit the pt,, age of town and surrounding country. F., attention will be paid to order, and esnea,I to the Intellectual and moral culture of pupils All holars considered regular \, time 0 f entrance, and no deductionfor abs, or withdrawals or for sickness of shorter ration than one week.
 Terms per session of Five Monfs Orthography, Reading and Writing, SliI The same with Primary Arithmetic.
 Geography and Grammar. Sl8l The same with Higher Arithmetic,
 Analysis, Philosophy, Physiology
 and Algebra, Sll The above. with Geometry, Rhetoric,
 Chemistry, Housekeeping and the
 Languages, $OI
 N. B.-Twenty-fye pe~ cent, deduceli cash in advance, or twelve and alfRrel at middle of the session. iul9Sa
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
HECKoRy PLAN

 In one of the most beautiful and d,o.,, tions of Prairie county, fifteen mi,Sa' ila'n R Des Arc, ahd eighteen miles North os n nSes vile Station, NJ. ard L. k. k. VI ploVs Our course of study embrace, il. Greek, and English Languages NIo%s s ial Geography, History, Philosophy Sslalt' rAs Botany, Rhetoric, Logic, etc., and I'lll'9 ' D mental Music. nSA 0rthography, Penmanship, Wriito0c sition and Elocution, receive special a. V0as The 18th semi-annual session. nsd"'s V W. A. Garner and Lady, as & pga. will commence July 23d, l81G. A'l Terms, as heretofore, payable on.t advance, and the balance at the closa A'a ~ session. VIZ Tuition ranges from $13to $25 ns,,. Incidental Fee fifty cents. '''a' Music on Piauo$25. Use of fpst,nm,. Deductions made only in case of pra,. rsn sickness. '''s' Board and Washing, (exclusive of lia SIP, per month. N Communications etc. for the Incl, should De directed to Des Arc, Arkausas x which place we are in daily communic,ii.
 w. l.. MOORE
 President Board of Trus;,. A. J. THOMAS, Secretary.
 Hickory Plain, Ark, July II, lS6G-l,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
ELECTION.

On Monday next the citizens of Prairie county will be called upon to exercise the right of which Americans have been so long and justly proud -sThe right of sui frage. Many good men are before tho people for office, and it is duty that eve " one owes to himself and country to come boldly to the ballot box, and by his vote help to lift such men as will rule wisely, and honor the county which they may represent
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
DRS. SMITH & STALLWORTE

FF AElNG associated themselves in tleprs \ k ticc of medicine, offer their plofcssolI Services to the citizens of Des Are aud sr rounding country.
 Office, at present, at the store of Ilwl Blaleney & Co. juiyI4
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
NOTICE TO TRAVELEBI
H. tel and Town ProparF FOR SALE!

Y WILL sell on terms to suit purchases A
 \ the following propcry, in the toNn%sS ,,.isIS Searcy, to-wit; The Hotel now oc1af, .. .,g. me, containing eight rooms; dlnlaS s, ns <. kitchen, and other buildings necess"' lna commodate the travelling communl,y' .onL Lot No. ?, in Block No. 13, bloCAS '' irss. court square, on spring street. Also ,.s.. abs ling house, stable, and other buiialnsa ,oars No, ,, 6. ' and 8, in block No. A. lNoHJls ls south of court square, on spring sIs," An lti a dwelling house and other buildlnss syst No. and 6, in block No. B. on A'v sonb My object in selling is, l want to ,,,TTypROG ,TyOG
 Searcy, Ark, June 19, 1S6G.-Jun-.~
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04

. Tho Atlantic Telegraph hopes totax the press to the tune of one hundred and forty thousand dollars DOT annum.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE GzN ARKANSAS, COUNTY Or PRAIRIE, In the Circuit Court of Prairie county, 1T vacation, July 10th, 1866. Wm. r. Ross, adm'r. of the estate of Edith Ross. deceased, plaintiff, vs. Debt. Wm. L. Crawford, Q, L. Webster and N. K Simpson, defendants.
 Now on this day comes the plaintiff by at torneys Can't X Bronaugh, and on their mo- l tion it is ordered and ruled in vacation that notice be given to the defendant, N. K. Simp- son, by publication of 8 copy of this order for two weeks successively in the Des Arc Citzea, a newspaper published in Des Arc, in this State, the last insertion to be at least thirty days before the first day of the next term of this Court, to he begun and holden at the Court house ill Brownsville, on the 20th day of August next hereafter, of the pendency of this suit, which is an action of debt by attach ment for the sum of three hundred and thirty seven dollars and eighty-six cents, the debt as sworn to; that an attachment has been issued against his estate, and that unless he shall appear on or before the third day of the said term, and answer the plaintiff in the premises, judgment will be rendered against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the same,
 R. T. DODS0N, Clerk
 true copy from the record.
 jul21-2t K. T. DoDsoN. Clerk
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
FARM FOR SAL

Y HAVE one of the finest stock ana nsas, r @ X ing farms, in the State of ArNaD Asy I well sell on reasonable terins' tuopa stock on the farm. Said place ,: ;,e riirtt the "Nigger Hill Place" on aNl6OGss' miles above Des Are and conta'n'
 If you want a bargain, come ,',,"E s9g"; I0IG
 iulyl | SFhl ii''f
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
MEMPHIS, TEEN IN.

GSsn Consignments of Cotton and Produce solicited. All consignments insured unless otherwise ordered. aug4-Gm.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04
MIR. sEWARD's LETTER.

Subjoined is letter from Mr Seward. It will repay perusal.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-04

WI NJ. WARNER.
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Spread the Truth!

some medical men insist tha, u dieniasa 10 -
vrrti.e remedy however valuable II may b oaew
reasoning this Its like s.yi-g that article which
the world needs should be hid In oofnsrfhst dement's
and blessings mag be too widely aidused-thst the
means protesting and restoring health should be
close monopoly, and rot accessible TO all The srEu-
uept ts bad II 10 worse than that IL Is tnharsa'
suppose HosTETTEa's STOMACH BITTERs-sn sb.o-
lutte spec dyspepsia bliousness and nervous de-
tity-had been known beyond The yepertosr, OF
the fscusy What voaid have been the consequence
Instead Of curing and insigorstng millions the good
effects OF the preparation would have been ecnaned to
comparative few There IL the highest authority TOT
saying that light should be hid under bushe that
wha,ev.r is excellent should De PLACED city on
hill wh-re all take cogniransc o. II II Is
upon this principle the BtTTERs have been atrer
tsed aud continue be advertised In newspaper
a any prominence In the Western Herphste and that
the rpoutsreous Testimonials 10 it, favor have been
translated into all written languages Thousands esy
perfect health to-day who would be Isngushif en bsds
sickness IL nss.pspers had net 'rrsod ts t's'h
ri1e9ord 10 ts uneqasicd iiarfgsyos't aa eorrtsrs
far and sarpose prot Ans hsen Tsapsd from this
publicity |. 1sf any Argument against H. IL the
public health has been protected: II lives have been
saved II feeble have been strengthened aud the sek
restored great good aas ben accomplished and who 90
sau q. 10 gruige exertions thus directed their fst
reward, fdeeisdsw
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A MODEL CHRISTIAN COMPANION

"Ihe Christian Companion" has intro
dueed itself at Jefferson Texas. 1t is a re-
ligious journal, and its editor reverend
gentleman, and its pervading spirit that of
Satan and the Southern Confederacy. 1t
either hates the Radicals more than it hates
the devil, or else it is terribly lame in It's
grammer and rhetoric for 1t says;
"Ours shall be manly, consistent course
We are no EXTREMIST. We believe in the
Bible as it is, and the Constitution of the
United States as it was. Our fight, if we
have TO fight and must fight, is against the
Radicals and the Derl-the one, if we had
the power, we would simply remove from this
Union-the other from the entire world.
Brownlow said in substance al the COM
mencement Of the rebellion that when the
spirit Of Secession entered a man the spirit
of the Lord Jesus Christ and Of decency left
him at once. All subsequent experience has
justified this. Preachers and churches in the
South have out.heroded Herod; theirs has
been treason in its most malignant type.
Hence it was to have been expected tina,
that christian Companion would be TO-
nen:er Of political strife and rebel teacher
Under the startling heading, "organize, Or
game" which might properly have been a
call for spiritual crusade against the great
enemy of souls still on the rampage in the
late Southern Confederacy there is this vio-
lent appeal to rebel soldiers.
ITO the front! Can this order blanche tn,
cheek of the veteran soldier, who stood a.
his post battling for his sacred rights for fou
eventful years? Can it intimidate the soldie
who fought to sustain a cause and Consttu
ton that he sees daily mutilated and spit up
on.
ssWho is so base coward that he will nc
again unsheash his sword in defense Of con
stitutional liberty Shall the fanatical Radi
cal usurp the last vestige of the glorious Con
stitution bequeathed to US by our fathers,
Veteran soldier, to the front-march /
your tents, oh, Israel! Imminent danger
surround sl ORGANIZED organize
Such christian companion will, of course
be largely effective in keeping up ferven
spirit of devotion in rebel community fo
s'the lost cause
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t;ca and humanity, 70 the improvement q 81
snd the eleyat;or Of Ill. No one could have
heard them or have read their speecfss yee3
40. without feeling that they wsfstn| eaxSse
They have made progress; hess women 49,
instructed the country; women ana men, ~
have been instructed; progress 10 MAKING
that direction
Senator WADE said:
al shrink not from the question because
am told BY gentlemen that i uApoPu'As.
The question with me is, Is It nen9 nnoa
mn that Il 10 wrong, ard tAaa Win Salhhoao
nv ynte hut | have heard no argument that
convinces me that the thing Is not z en'
While the grave Senators avow aus Their
faith in the former, the young knight Of Jsru'
salem THropoRx Tnnos Of the Independent,
whose eallantry and good looks are 9 marked
as his genius, charms the hearts Of women
Rights women, by q rose colored logic so re-
aolsnt of devotion to the sex, that it nigh
have been born Of real knisht>erahtrJ. Hs
puts the case tins;
at ia said that women don't wnnt fneil
political rights. This may be true o. SON,
women. But the one woman whose nkIn
am most bound to respect Is that America
citizen who wants the American citizen pai
lot. While other men, therefore, may hay'
reason for Indifference toward woman s righ
Of suffrage, not only sound principle, but gen
tlemanly courtesy, make it my duty to breai
nv hallot in twain, like my daily bread, ant
share it equally with my wife. =
That ia lovely in THEODORE, and never wa
finer sentiment. But the matter upon ~hlcl
the masses must have enlightenment is as t
whether the breaking of that ballot is jus
the thing; whether, indeed, whole baiio
were not better, and that Mr.. and Mrs. IN
ros should surely agree at home over tnei
coffee that THEoDoRE should 90 alone to tn
polls cpd deposit it.
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The St. Louis Democrat says that corre-
spondent in Raleigh, North Carolina, makes
a gloomy showing Of the condition of affairs
in that State: "The regulators are at work
cleaning ont Yankees and negroes. A GIN
house belonging to Northerner was burned
by them, with all his cotton, nearly lmpoy>
erishing the owner Another Northerner
was shot, and negroes are shot and hung ev.
ery day in the eastern part OF the State. A
general desire is expressed for Northern EN-
igration and Northern capital, and complaints
are loud and long at the continued exclusion
of the State from the Union" That looks
like considerably linked statement.
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- enuorn nanmoo ~ q ChRaAt1AA SAASs
from the Chicago Rspubliean.l
OF the various entertainments hitheeto
r;yen in Crosby's Opera House-operanc,
theatrical, political, or oratcficai-nens 49,
ever approached in interest or excitemens
he assembly which viii gathsrin its Malm On
AZ 2lst Of January next, when the dlssrou'
ton az uremiuma in the great Art Aaccia-
ton, Of which the splendid Opera HOUSE ~
self, is the principal, will take place. Inc
occ.s;on viii be national in its interest, for
there is scarcely hamlet in the country,
from the coast of Maine to the pleasant val
lev. Of California, in which certificates OF the
s.nc;ation arc not held. The result o. the
aav;nr viii be awaited with far more ankle
~ than any news the telegraph may bring.
In this season of holidays, when young
gentlemen are casting about them for suita'
ble gifts for the divinities of their hearts, no
more choice or appropriate present can oe
selected than certificate OF membership ~
The Association It carries with i beauti,
ful Steel engraving-a thing Of beauty, veil
adanted for present to Beauty-beside the
possibility it includes Of giving the adored
one a deed, in fee simple, to the costly ope'
ra House itself, with all its pleasurable antic'
;pat;ous. II your fve-dollar investment,
Francis Augustus, shcnld prove SO fortunate
as to thus richly endow your worshipped Au
relia, can the grateful fair refuse to gre yoqa
IN turn, the gift you would prize above al
others-her own dear self, Opera House and
alt9
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E0R SALE-A two story brick Dwelling,
II Nh lsrxe rsnps, good Dry cellar. With cstern
ana ousbufdisgr Lot Tsx $50 fesA; deAraby ieaetsd
being the easey kaf Of the hou the sorser 81 9th
and fulton streets.
Enquire of hA xULIUS
pov1 No. 81 Nsin street
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Those females, whose honorable or other
wise, distinction il is to be called "strong
minded, and who have been the apostles of
woman suffrage, will find . cause for pro-
found self-congrstulation in the fact discov>
cred by the introduction of Senator CowAS's
amendment to the District of Columbia Suf-
frage Bill That gentleman may or may not
have meant bumcombe by his proposition
that the ballot should be extended to women.
80 he may or may not be committed to the
defense of the doctrine by his resolution. But
In that gravely deliberative body, there were
gravely deliberative Senators who ayowed
their endorsement of female suffrage.
Lady champions of this right will cease
writing or talkine for the nonce, to lend Glad
attention to the l'erances of these their so
distinguished CO ritz.
Senator AsTHn aid.
suppose tn - Senator from Penn.
fylvania introduc.a ais amendment rather,
As q satire upon thr ill itself. or If he had
any serious intentiu,, il was only m;sch;av.
Gus one to injure ill., bill; but il viii not
probably have that fleet, for suppose mo-
BODY viii vote for j except the Senator him
sen, who can hardly asow it, and |, who shall
vote for IT because accords with a conclu.
s'on TO which have been brought bv cons;d.
cradle study on the -abject of suffrage,
know very well this discussion ia ;d,.
ana O. no effect, ard am not going 10 nnr.
sue IT. should not have introduced III.
quesuon, but a. il has been introduced. in.
tsud TO vote for this amendment. desire .n J,
declare here that shall vote for Il in al se9
rionsness, because think it il RIGHT tn
time has not come for it, but the time !. co one
ing. II is coming with the progress Of civil,
zation and the general ameliorst;ou o o' ~.
race, and the triumph Of truth and ;n,, ;ns
and equal rights" 's'es
Senator YArEs said:
~ confess that am for universal m fF,...
and when the time comes / am for suffrss.
by females ~ we'll as males; but that is no
the point before u.s."
Senator WILSON said:
That question has besn discumoafor man,
ycars BY ladies Of high intellieeuce md ets;s
less character-ladies who have siyen 800
OF their lives to the cause of liberty, : IN
s~a's 81 The sssdsaas y ~ 49, Z g
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A sxw 6rss class hossl, the broadway,
esaains $Do, 900, has been opened in st..
LoSis.
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For 6nle
For sale,

4 DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
IA H,v.- co,,si ming sax rYams Ind cellar fall Lon.
rooh ii Of vntey aud frame eiac Afnated ank
tssv.sn lst and nd vfrests Ebartre IL
WIN FULTON,
,y,eA Real Estate Agent.
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8. X. WHITING r CO..
No. III North Filth street.

ST. LOUIS, MO.
REST assortment of Sheet Music and Mu.
- SIC Books IN the wesi Pianos org.ns aud Musical
Merchandise Of every description d the lowest
0rdsts by mail promptly attended to. nos2e3m
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For sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
N Atvostosy Brick Dwelling House. with q rooms
cellar and CT tern full Lot With frame Stable and
x,r,sty Of sr.p.s ard o.her fruit sisumse FULTON
Street, between 9th ssd1th Streets. rntuirs q
wM FULTOA,
i,2s-d Zeal E4tate Agent.
, 1866-12-07

at regne, indtil Bel0bet efterhaanden kan
overgaae paa Rombodfondet, bevilges $40
hvorYed Bel6bet til Pensioner if0lge An
ordning eller anden sarlig Hjemmel bliver
$3.50.
Gouverveuren bemerkede, at Enken
efter abode Politi-Assistent Heltmann like
var berettiget til Pension efter Pensions
loven men paa Grund af hendes abode
Mands lange Tjeneste, meente han, at der
var Grund til at forskaffe hende en- Pension
af$1O maanedlig, hvoraf Colonialkassen dog
like vii kunne bebyrdes med en- Store
Andeel end saameget som Pensionen efter
Pensionsloven Wide have udgjort, dersom
hun havde veret pensionsberettiget, og
dette Wide neppe engang udgjore So a
nedlig, da Pensionen kun Wide vere ] Deel
af Netto-G agen, og denne i Diet Hele kun
havde vpret $40, hvorfra Hestehold maa
fradrages. Den 0vrige Deel at Pensionen
MATTE udredes af Rombodfondet, og dette
senere muligt overtage Diet Hele.
2det MedIem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratcliffe) forbeholdt sig at stille
Endringsforslag ON Pensioners Bestem-
melse til Diet Hele $12 maanedlig.
BevillingsforsIaget overgik eenstemmi-
gen til eden Behandling. i,
Fernandez bestemte Dagsordenen for
Diet ordentlige Mode den Ste November ri.
10 Middag til eden %BehandIing af de i
Dagsm6det til 1ste Behandling foretagne
forskiellige BeviIlingsforslag og at Beyil-
lingsforslaget til Udgiftspost E. Bygnings
SCI, SAINT 2den Behandling at Budsetud-
kastet for 1866-67, og indkaldte Endrings-
forslag til samtlige Sager til den 1ste No
yiember Kl. 10 Middag.
M0det hevet Kl. A.
, 1866-12-07
Acknowledgements

W Henhold til 5 % af Colonialloven af
AZ 27de November 1868 for de dansk-vest-
indiske Der og Low af lode Februar 1864
opfordres herved de Indvaanere / Frede-
riksteds Jurisdictions Landdistrict, som
MATTE formene at have havt / Diet sidste
Aar, fra 1ste Januar til site December
1865, en- reen aarlig Indkomst Of 500
~vestindiske Daler og i6vrigt at vere valg-
berettigede i Overeensstemmelse med
fornavnte Coloniallovs 5 IS, eller at vile
opnaae saadan Valgberettigelse linden den
Site Marts 1865, jfr. den nevnte Lows
% sidste Stykke, til linden indev@rende
December Maaneds Udgang skriftligen at
anmelde Saadant for undertegnede For
mand i Valgbestyrelsen.
bet bemerkes, at Exemplarer af en-
trykt Veiledning til Anmeldelser ON
Valgberettigelse henligge til Eftersyn i
Retshuset.
ya~lgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistrict, den 1ste December
1866.
g. SaTauW,
Formand.
, 1866-12-07
NOTICE..

WIN conformity with 5 % Of the Colonial
A Law of the 9th November 1868 for the
Danish Westindia Islands and Law OF 18th
February 1864 all persons residing in the
town of Frederiksted, who consider them
selves to have been during the last year,
from the LIST of January to the 31st of De-
cember 1865, in receipt Of a clear yearly
income of 500 westindia dollars and other
wise to be entitled to the franchise in con-
formity with ) Is of the said Colonial Law,
or who before the 31st of March 1868 will
attain the qualifications Of franchise (see )
%, last clause, are hereby requested to
notify the same in writing to the under
signed Chairman of the Electoral Board
before. the expiration of this month.
Copies Of a printed Guide for the Re
ports of Franchise may be seen at the
Court House.
The Electoral Board for the town Of
Frederiksted, the LIST December 1866.
G.. SarauW,
Chairman.
, 1866-12-07
NOTICE..

WIN conformity with s % of the Colonial
A Law of the 9th November 1868 for the
Danish Westindia Islands and Law of 10Th
February 1864 all persons residing in the
Country District of the Jurisdiction OF
Frederiksted, who consider themselves to
have been during the last year, from the
LIST of January to the 31st Of December
1866, in receipt Of q clear yearly income of
500 westindia dollars and otherwise to be
entitled to the franchise in conformity with
s IS of the said Colonial Law, or who be-
fore the 31st of March 1868 will attain the
qualifications of franchise (see s %, last
%clause), are hereby requested to notify the
same in writing to the undersigned Chair
man of the Electoral Board before the ex-
piration of this month.
Copies of a printed Guide for the Re-
ports of Franchise may be seen at the
Court House.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted,
the LIST December 1866.
G.. SarauW,
Chairman.