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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

ACADEMY or MUsIC.-The benefit of Mr..
7 v Jones was attended by a fair house.
The fine drama Of the ocean Child
which had never been brought ont before
in this city, is a piece Of a good deal of
merit snd was put upon the stage. The
afterpieces sold Clothes has Riz" snd the
&" Irish Broom Maker" were truly "side-
splitting" A fine bill is offered for this
evening.
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Elegant Lace Curtains just opened at
Beckwith & sterling's Curtain Room.
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The LAST DAY or The FAIR-Step in a mo-
ment as yeu pass by CARROTS Hall, or,
which would be better-go there, and spend
an hour in looking at the pretty and useful
things which fair hands have gathered and
arranged so tastefully. There are articles
for the toilet and boudoir, for the parldr and
library. There is e table for the hungry TO
buy a lunch at noon, and there are cakes
and ices for these warm summer evenings
There are balls and dolls and sugar plums
for the children, besides toys for older folks.
Go and see the Cottage by the Sea, the
Chapel and the Castle. TIE ladies o firm
lily Free Chapel invite you cordially to help
them in their work. It is the last day of
the fair.
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AMERICAN WArcHEs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 237 Superior street.
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! GEyTLENES's WArCH CHAISs-Of latest
pattern, for sale at Burt t Dare's, 40 supe-
rior street. lel9
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h~oSET-RAther move active at 496 per cent.
STERLING E1sHASGE-Dull at tU7GlOs. lE
GoLD-Lower, opening at 1853, advancing TO
1884, declining to i52, and closing At 1874
O. Total exports Of specie to-day sac, SOS.
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FREScu CLocKs-A beautiful lot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Hoganis,
49, Superior street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Wostenholm Pocket C~utlery-the best in
the wOrld-of every kind, at Burt & Dare's,
140 Superior street. jel9
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MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF CLEVELAND.

EHTERED.-.--..-.-JUNE 20.
stmr City % Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Akron, Brown, Toledo TO Ogdensburgh
Prop Meteor. Wilson, OntonagOn
Prop Olesn, Brown, Dunkirk
Prog Saginaw, Ryan, Buffalo to Sandusky
Prop Wisconsin, Van Allen, ogdensburgh to To-
lvdo
Bark FRANZ sigel, Woodruff. Buffalo
SChr Midnight Jansen, Buffalo
Schr Vim Shupe, Rose, Marquette, 40 tons iron
ore
schr H A Richmond, Thornton, Marquette, 40
tons iron orc
schr New London, Thompson, Marquette, I20 ton
iron ore
schr f P Ryerse, Mcclure, East Saginaw, 155 m #
lumber
Schr o Z Hart, Swain, Buffalo
Scow Sutler Curl, he 50, MaTblehead
Tug Cyclone, Deviile, Nermillion
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, NiSer, Detroit
Prop Lac La Belle, S~palding, Baptized
Brig %lroquois, Becker, Buffalo. $50 tons coal
Schr \ Il HIATT, Swain, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal
Schr 5 l. Noble, Howard. Saginaw
Schr Jura, Frink, Houghton, AIS tons coal
Schr Exchange, Reweli, Milwaukee. $40 tons coal
Schr Julia Smith, Dean, Windsor, $50 tons coal
Scow Lone st At, Cullenen, Toledo
Scow Ellen White, Demay, SAndbeaeh
ScOw A Howes, Surles, Port Hope
ScOw Rival, BdIrell, Forestvillc
Barge Experiment, Waters, Pigeon River
Barge Baltic, Shields, Saginaw
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100000 $1,000 1900
BY the order ofthe District Congressional Com
mittee Of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio
JOHN {. GRANNlS, Chairman
W. P. FOGG, Secretary. Junsll.GO
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FOREST CITY.

The following analysis viii give avery
correct idea Of the respective merits of the
bowters.
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ANOTHER STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL-Anoth-
er Strawberry Festival for the aid of the
Freedmen's Bureau, will be held at Gar
ret's Hall next Wednesday night. Further
particulars will be given in due time.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June %, 1865.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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OPTICAL.

S. PERLET, the reliable OpticiAn, sill
= . continues to give unfverEsIs satisfaction in tb
practice Of his profession, 10. Is3 Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
a II In to the advantage Of all, when EodeIi
cate q sense g. that of sight is concerned, { deal
Eith one Of acknowledged skill, Who makes no falst
Pretensions Also . fall assortment Of Opticsi snd
Mathematical TaEtrum@n -t-lrl
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CoSTINUED.-The embezzlement case of
Ohio VS.. Enoch Granting three indict-
ments) has beeu continued to the next term
of the Common Pleas Court. Bail, $500 on
each Indictment.
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GrOcertes-The recent movements in gold
have tended to unsettle the market for nearly all
goods in this line, and deSlers find some difficulty
in naming prices. We note no materi1 change
from the figures prevailing last week, but theIen-
dency is decidedly upward. Buyers are ordering
less freely than for Tome weeks past, and trade is
quiet, We quote as follows:
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HONEY

26O nnn HONEY ADVANCED
ROU,OUO IN SONS to suis-Af he Old sand
Gn5 sSl-knoWn NAGlE RA. sLOAk pEEIOE,.
Co Securities Of ever kind, Viz Gold and 81 Fsr
EAicsles, Diamonds, silver RsTa .lswelD, GuGs
Ill PERSONAL property and articles ofSAIOe on the most
satisfactory terms. 9kHA1Rsa stridaS p<3stefA
tSblizhed 1881. 1. FRietg Of rnTcdeenSsL
" aLchss, JewCiry, Guns, ETC., for sale At bargains.
gnoe-corne- Of Mster and Superior streets. over
fsy;s : F.sE't'e'' cfEfifs stSE " wtegEs I
49, @-- -i-H $3.50
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Protect yourself from robbers and assas-
sins, and other dogs, by buying the neatest
little pocket revolver in the world at Burt
Il Dare's, I4O Superior street. jeI9 p
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milwaukee, MarkeG-June q


FLOuR-DulI
wHEAr-saes at 81 ,95@1,s for Ne. !.
COBN-UBchangsd.
OArs-D-clInsu lc.
FREIGHrs-DecIiued Ic.
BEoEIPrs-Flour 20 o bbls wheat 5000 bush;
oats 5000 bush.
saIFnESrs- $50 LbIs -four; wheat 5000 bush.
0swegO Market-June 20.
LouR-Unchanged Sales at SiI,OO for MOL;
sI3,O for red winter sI5.5O for double extra.
WHEAr-Quiet and nominal. sales Of No 1 NIL
waukee club ct 81 10, winch is above the NitWs OF
buyers.
OoRE-Quiet. Sales at 50; for Illinois yeIIew-
OATs-Y,ry scarce. Sales of western at Soc
RYE-SCarce ami nominal.
UANAL FIIGBTs-Dull. To New York: Flour
36c, wheat ilc, corn 919c-
LAKE IAPoHTs-s,Ou 900 bu wheat; 1850 corn.
CANAL EXPoBrs-S,5O bu wheat, 1870 corn.
Toledo Harket-June 20. ~
FLoUR-Quiet.
Wharf.-The aud without decided change.
CORS-lc better. Sales at Coo for No. l mixed,
sc for No. 2 do; e9c for No 1 yellow, 72c fer No. ?
Whits.
OArs-1c better.
LAKE FREIGHrs-Dun. &C on corn to Buffalo
Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged by us.
HAns-sugsr-eured premium hams a d.. p
OANvAssED HANS e." " p d.. q
DRIED BEBT-R x
SHOULDERs-Sugar-oured % b------ u
Canvassed ...............-...---.- II
BAoON-0r Smoked Sides n h-.-.-.-.-....-.-.. Il
LARD-Prime Leafkettle-rnd'din bbls or tres q
i" Prime Leafkettle -rnd'd in kegs ~ H.. ~
PoRK-NO. | mess q bbl. S32 n
" Extra clear 3 l........-.--.--.-.. 81 n
" Light 20 u
nBHO extra charge made for packages or cart.
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles ar
warranted strictly prime, aud equal 20 anything In
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE h PREHTIsS.
Mes. l42, IA and I46 Ontario street.
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AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. %
John A. Ell,lsr. M iaas4 q. q. ss.r1-Tr-ssssA 4 {

nRIcEs OF ADEIssIoaAD4ess OIrcIe and PsF-A
quette, so cents Reserved Seats to Dress OfFe]as T5a SO
cents Family Circe, 20 cents; Gallery, - osetss
Private Bones, So and s. Single Seats In Private
Boxes, S,Oo. To- ~
Colored persons will, under no eireumstanees, - o. ~
permitted to occupy seats In any ether rortiono Of
| the house. save the Gallery. AdnissiOn 81 eeuts-
A spleadd Ii consisting Of one Of the best moral
l. 80 DrBmAs ever produced r-.
This THURSDAY EVENING. June 2Ist. 1855,
will bs presented the great moral Drama Of the -
- SIX .;
Or, Wine, Woman. Gambling, Theft,
Murder, and the Sea1ROld.
#G3 QA4Q
To c'nclgie with the
IRISH BROOM MAKER.
in preparation: "sei Ol IrSAand iSOuF Nu-fBEH
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Of their convenient porte-monnaies. jel9
SABBLSH SCsooL MUsTC FREE TO All
Messrs. Inghau & Bragg will supply GRO
tuitously, each month, to any Sabbath
School, on application by the superinten-
dent, 100 copies of q new piece of S. S.
Music, IN sheets, by Prof. T. E. Perkins,
author of the "Sacred Lutte, - as. S. Banner"
Golden Promise" Temperance Banner"
&c. Send names and Postefice address,
enclosing stamps for postage, &c per 100;
soc a year. junel9:S24
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If you do not wish to lose your postal
currency, call at Burt Il Dare's and get one
OF their convenient porte-monnaies. jel9
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MEDICAL NorIeE-Certsin interested par
ties having indust<iously circulated the re-
pOrtthat the undersigned has sold ont and
retired from the practice of medicine and
surgery, the public viii take notice that
such Is not the fact.
TIP. WILSON, NJ. D.,
iune1S:324 1871 Detroit ct,
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DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his friends and patrons that he IL nov prepared
10 sttend to shaving, Hair Dressing aud ShAnpoon-
Ing. Hair Colorine, &C, in the best style. Also. that
be will give his attention tothe cEe Of Corns, Bur
ions, and IngroEIng Nails. shop under The John
a0n Houae - spIsSS2
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
Louisiana. I Penal calonr..

The New York News says that on Friday week forty-eight negroes, men and women. boys and girls, who had been confined in iail at.Washington, D C., awaiting to be tried for larceny, were released and sent 10 Louisiana under the charge ofan officer effhe freedman's bureau The U. s. District Attorney entered mol pros. in each of the cases, upon condition that the prisoners would go South which condition was, of course, gladly excepted It is stated in the dispatch thatsome of these negroes were natives, meaningswe presame that they were natiKes of Washington so that there can be no pretext that these people were being sent back totheir homes s
 We are not advised whether the District Attorney acted in this matter, upon his own responsibility, or under the directions of his official superiors; nor is it material. We regard the act as ar outrage upon the people of Louisiana, and We feel con strained to ente:. our protest againstit There is no warrant in the Constitution or in any law of Congress for coapTtiag any one ofthe-st tes ip Co q penal colony for the beneft ofthe others and if therc were, the burden of supporting these thieves and yagabonds ought not be thrown upon the south ias its present Impoverished condition. Emancipation has cursed her with several millions ofp2upers who once were laborerS and producers. That is enough. Let the colored vagabonds and thieves.of Washington be sent somewhere else, to New England, to Kansas, but net to the already oyerburdsned South.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19


 NEw YonK. May IA. Buenos Ayres dated on the 27th ult., and Rio de Janeiro dates to April 9th, report that the Paraguyan, have crossed the Parara at Condeleria, and drove back the allied outposts and were advancing against the Brazilian army nnder 0lgree
 They had a terrible hurricane at Buenos Ayres, on March the 18th, which did great damage. .s
 Trade was brisk at Buenos Ayres, but dull at Rio de Jancirc.
 FARTHER PoINr, May IA The steamer Moravian from Liverpool the Sd has arrived. She passed. the steamer Hell vetia from Liverpool the I'd, which had put back with cI olera on board Two deaths oc- cured before she reached Queenstown.
 e@ sLlyERpooL, May 1. Sales coco bales, including ,500to speeu- lators and exporters, closing dull. Orleans fair 165d, Mitlaling 14Jd Mobile fair 16d Middling l4d, Upland l5@d, Middling l3ad, Stock in port T85, 900 bales, including 32S, GOO American. The merchants market is fat-- The Bank of England's weeks decrease is e34o,000
 PIrLspELpHIa, May IA AThe failure ofWork, McCouch < Co. bank CTS, caused much excitement. and heavy losses in stock spcc,iiations.
 E Fortress Monroe correspondent says that Jeff Davis received sthe announcement of his indictment with perfect indifference His main point of defence will be basedson the prerogative granted to every citizen to sustain the official action of his respective State. 4 WASHINGTON, May 1 4. HoUsE-Seyeral bills were introduced and appropriately referred. resolution vas adopted that three members be appointed as acommittee to proceed to Memphis, and in- vestigate the circumstances connected with the late riots, with power to send for persons and papers,
 NEW YORK, May II. Cotton quiet and firm at 34to 95e. Whisky dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and declined 2c Pork $3l 25. Money easy at 1 to 5.-- Gold 30 5-8. The steamer City of Paris brought from one to one and half millions of 5-20s: the 2d and Sd series are strong at Saturdays prices. Sizes of 1881 are lower,
 ess LOUISVILLE, May IA. Leaf Tobacco has advanced for all grades Sales to-day 80 hhds. Flour, Superfne. $7 75. Extra and ExtraFamiy, $9 50 to S9 75. Corn, 62 to CSC. Pork, $3l. Bacon Shoul- ders, 13ac. Clear Sides, IS 3-4c. Sugar Cured Hams, 23c. Lard, tierces, 2llc. Gro ceries, firmer Whisky, $2 q.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
Memphis Market.
l. DAGLY AVALANCHE 0FfIcE,


 Tuesday, May 10, lS6B 1 CoTroN. .--The Cotton market yesterday opened dull, and continued so during the day. Holders holding at two cents atoge buyers views, there was little or nothing doing Tn the market. The inquiry was small, whiie faotors were holding Aiiddling at 29 and 80c, aud buy CTS offering 27 to 2Sc. The News from the Liverpool market shows little improyement,' aaafor the present we have little to to expect fronl.that quarter.
 The steamer City of Paris and Germania with Liverpool dates to the 2d and 3d, have ar rived. Sales of Cotton on Monday and iues- day, 10, 600 bales, at decline of one half pen nv to as penny. Hiiddiing uplands l4spence Sales Wednesday 10000 bales, with an adr vance of one quarter penny, On Thursday the sales were 5,o09 bales, closing with a downward tendency Bank rates per cent. Consola 8g& to 895-8.- 520's 68l7e.
 The New YQak noon dispatchs quotes cotton firm Ut 84t to }6e. The sales in the market hero were confined to small outside lots. Middling at 2S to 29c Lower grailes at irreg- ular prices We omit quotations, owing to the unsettled condition of the market
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

GGs~ There are in town many things to please the eye, but that which possesses the greatest attraction is, the splendid stock of Spring and Summer Goods. just received and now opened by Hagen, Blakcnoy & Co If youwaut your needs supplied, just call on these gentlemonand you will be rejoiccd at their disposition to accommodate, and well satisfied with their means of doing SO.
 pSa- It is great thing to be in favor with the ladies, and in this respect, w.. A Brock & Bros, are certainly fortunate, for they have on hand splendid assort- ment of Tin Ware, Hardware, and Gro. ceries, just such articles in fact as arc so convenient about q house that they keep the ladies always plea<ed. And itis said, that any man who will buy his wife one of those splendid cooking stoves of which they have a good assortment, willnever be scolded or frowned at. If we had a wife we'd try 1t
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
nespH I .adies and gentlemen

aay- Ladies and gentlemen: After due deliberation and mature consideration, we have come to the determination toinform vou that stewarts& Bros. is the place to go to. if you want Dry Goods cheap, or Gro ceries in abundance.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

ta-There will be Railroad meeting in Des Arc tbis day week. If the citizens ofthis vicinity are anxious for Railroaa. let them come forward and encourage the enterprise by- their presence. "Come one, come all" now Is the time to work.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

STILL THEY CoME-Our MT. Poe brought us from Austin last Monday, thir- tv.fve new subscribers. These with what we have received from other quarters. in crcasos our list sixty in one week. Such support we receive with the warmest feel ings of gratitude, and.shall endeavor to so eonductour paper as to mo.it continuation of the favorable estimation in which it is held.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
AGENTs FOR THE "cETIZEN."
 ". .G. IVY eSt-West Point.

w. Q. IVY est-W est P0lnt. " ". B D.Turner-Searcy.
 Major Wooten-Stony Point, Dr. Corn-Anstin
 J. S. Clark k-Hicks' Station. J. " Martin-Little Rock. w. B. Windsor-Deyall's Bluff. James Bailey Cotton Plant. Col c. ". lEurley--augusta. T. T. Pitts-Jackson, Miss. A. G Goodwin-Batesville, Ark. ". K. Patterson-Jacksonport. G J. Duckworth- Peach Orchard Gap T. c. Beard Brownsville, Ark. H. H. Stevens Memphis, Tenn.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
,s..( Announcements.
FOR .SENA TOR.

Ne are authorized to announce DIR. c. v. MEADOR as a candidate for the Senate to represent the counties of Pulaski and Prairie, at the ensuing August Election.
 - We are authorized to announce w. HFEGMS as 8 candidate for State Senator, for the District composed of the counties of White, Jackson and Woodruff, at the ensuing August Election.
 - We arc authorized to announce R. S.. GAE'EvE as a candidate for the Senate, to represent the counties of Pulaski and Prairie, at the ensuing August election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
CincinsasGi lfarhet.

CINCINNATI, May 14,
 Flour dull and nominal; Superhne Syto S9 50: Wheat dull at S2 40; Corn 29c "hlsky dull at S2 20; Pork $3l ,; Lard dull anu un- changed at 22c; Bulk Meats-ShouideTs, 52 3e Sides 154; Bacon trm-ohoulders 1l9 o-5e !
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
StOns,

PrnsoNAL.-Dr. c. V. Meador--candi- date for senatorial honors-Paid our town q shoyt visit this week. The doctor is in good spirits, and thinks his election quite probable.
 Capt E. s. Can't was in town yesterday. The Captain is a candidate forthe Senate --as will be seen in our columns-and is quite hopeful of success.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
st. Louis Market.

ST. LoUIs, May A. Cotton depressed by the foreign, news. FIour dull and unchanged. Wheatmehanged; lower grades declined l5e Corn firm at o5 to Ed. Oats 42 to 47c. Pork, Bacon and Whisky unchanged.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
RIVER NEWS, Sc.

Tho Commercial passed up on Thurs day and down this morning bringing us as usual . whole fle of late papers, for which we are much obliged. The Commercial is agood boat, and her officers, Capt Ash ford, Clerks Sullivan and Smithers, with, the clever and accommodating Dick Vaughan, are just such gentlemen as the people of White river like to patronizo.
 ra-The Justice Capt Baird, passed up on Monday last, with a good trip of both freight and passengers, and is now due from above, bound for Memphis Her oblging and accommodating clerk NIT. Ely, has our thanks for late Memphis papers.
 aea-The St. Louis and White river packet J. s. McCune, passed up on Mon- day and returned Tuesday morning Her clerk has our thanks for papers.
 neAsThe Albert Pearce, Capt. Luker isdae on Monday from St, Louis, t sAs White river is bank full, and about on stand.
 sD~We learn from the officers of the Commercial, that the sternwheel steamer Memphis sunk near Laconia, on Monday last. We have no further particulars.
 !, REBEL CONGRESSMAN DECLARES HIMSELF IN FAVOR OF NEGRO SurFRAGE.--A large meeting Tl TI the oolored people of Helena was held last thursday, to discuss the importance and best means of educating their children It was addressed by Lieut., Colby the sGperinten- Gent of colored schools for the State, by the non. James A. Butler, and Judge IIanly, T who was member of the rebel Congress. The Judge took strong ground in favor of negro suffrage, declaring it inc speediest and pest way of getting over inc difficulties of reconstruction AS for colored schools he slsaed to be taxed, and 10 sec all property ssxed for inc education of black as well as rhite children. May whites attended the @eetns. Judge IIanlY was'loud'y cbeeret -tNemphls Post. -'s
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

sey- We-that is to say the junior pro nr;etor of this establishment--were pre- sented with nice coat the other day. Dick gave it to us. Now readers, if you want something fine or fancy, plain or sub stantial in the dry goods line. just call on
 R. c. Gill < Bro, and if you ain't satis- fed-why we will give you cur coat but
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

GsA. We wonld respectfully inform the pub lie in general, that we, will sell our present stock of Spring and Summer Goods consisting in part of Ladies Dress Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes Hats, Guns, Pistols, Saddles, Umbrellas, &c., and a large assortment of Domestics, White Goods, Notions, etc., at re duced prices. All who wish to purchase, call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere r. GATES & BRO.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

@ ssa. There is to be political meeting at Brownsville, on tho 2nd of next month The various townships in the counties of Prairie and Pulaski, are requested to send delegates.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

- Weare authorized to announce Vim. GOODRUM as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, at the ensuing August Elec- ton.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
D E s A B c:
gsrDiyine services on tomorrow b Rev Mr. McNeely.
>H~

ssa. We learn from the planters of this, .nathe neighboring counties, that the cot i'm crop is rather promising, although some damage has been done by late rains
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce l.. M. GRIFFIN as a candidate for Treasurer of Prairie county. at the ensuing August Elec- tion,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

We are autEorizedato announce ". q. ROBINSON as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing August Election @
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

LSlg" JOSEPH LOCKE is our authorized Agent in the city of Memphis to solicit and receive advertisementsfo for the latizen
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
FOR CLERK.

- We are authorized to announce ". F. EsEACMyyeOD as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, at the ensuing August Election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
FOR SHERIFF.

- We are authorized to announce VVna. A. HsEByK EFF as a candidate for Sher- if of Prairie county, at the ensuing August Election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

nGa- Capt. J. A. PoE is our authorized tray cling agent, to solicitsubscription and adver- tisements for the CITIZEN. We trust our frieAds will lend him all the assistance in their power, and help him in his effort to build up our paper.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

- We are authorized to announce y. K CRAY, the present incumbent, as candi- date for the office of Sheriff, at the ensuing August Election.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
M A ES IA EI,A'ss, & c.

CITIZEN OFFICE, DGs ARC,
 Saturday. May 19, 1866.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
B rF IEI4It..S4 Eg A PH
COTTOg s:5--GOLD 30 5-s.

--------- Condition of tue Treasuyy-7-Liperpool Narhets-Forejgn Neus-TAe German Em5roglto-Neptcan Neass ' Death of ee- GoUernor Allen, of Loujsiana-h- auguratjon of Mayor Monroe ct Ne,g Or1eaas-F Fire at St. Louis-Rccouely of tue Body ef Preston Kng-Lote Ne,os .t,.ons Bl'aail- -Harkets 6y Ts{e- graph.