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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

gsg- How a man may be known from fatigued dog One wears shirt, the other pants.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-The vel vet moss grows on sterile rocks; the mistletoe, fourishes on the naked branch es the ivy clings to the mouldering ruins the pine and cedar remain fresh and fadeless amid the meditation of the year-and heaven be praised, something green and beautiful to see and greatful to the soul, will, in the darkest hour of fate still twine in tendrills around the crumb- ling altars and broken arches of the deso- late temple of the human heart
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

geS-A good many years ago, when Gen. Cass was leader among Demo- crat, and consequently an object of dislike to the Wings, it was moved in the Legislature of Western State to bestew the name of Cass on Q new county. A Whig, meaning to be sar- castle, rose and moved as an amend ment, that the first letter of the pro posed name be struck out.
 The laugh was on his side hugely, until the Democrat retorted that he might not have any objection, but that it was very unusual for member to rise and propose that a county in the State should be named after himself, and then the other side had the laugh.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15
DE S A R c MAlE AND FEMAlE ACADEMY.

YNHE third session of this School will open Il on Monday. the 21st January under the charge and direction of B. D. PERRY, who hopes by strict attention, to merit the patronage of town and surrounding country. Terms, per Session of Five Months. Orhography, Reading and Writing, $l3 % The same with Arithmetic, Geography
 and Grammar, $l5 co The above. with Algebra, Geometry,
 Philosophy. Physiology, Book
 Keeping and the Languages, SIS % Deductions made only in cases of protract- ed sickness. N. 5. A liberal deduction will be made for the cash in advance.
 Des Arc, January 5, l867.-ly
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

B|It is related that trial at Bufla- To, in action recently brought by liv- cry stable keeper against man who hired horse and buggy of him, and smashed up the former most essential ly, and the latter somewhat, one Tom Hallenback was called as witness:
 ''Do you know that horse?'
 'Yes, sir, l owned him formerly
 "What is your businessl.
 q am the city sexton"
 '.For what reason did you sell him P "Why, the truth is that he was too slow for my business, and let him go to livery stable man."
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all To young and to old to great and to small; The beauty which once was so precious and
 rare, Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15
Bacon

JUST received. 10000 pounds No. Bacon. c and for sale by
 apr6- J. SIMS ALLEN.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15
BJ,ACK RIVER.
CURRANT RIVEI

Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay ... Doniphan ........s...,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

n5rGive strict attention to your own affairs-and cosider your wifs one of them.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

Mir. GEo. W. VADEN and Mir. HECK B KEN DALI, always on hand to dispose, but not to be disposed of.
 Des Arc, Ark, March l6, 1866.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15

MATTRAssEs-coTToN, STUCK X HAIR
 Together with a large lot of useful Goods which I will sell low for CASH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-26

TIE RELIEF MEETING IN PHILADELPMA.-The
meeting held in Philadelphia on Friday to adopt
measures to relieve the starving people of the South
was largely attended by the leading merchants and
business men OF the city. Mayor McAlichael pre-
sided, and among the resolutions adopted we're
the following:
The citizens of Philadelphia, in town meeting
assembled are deeply concerned to hear that, by
reason OF failure Of the crops and other causes,
there is state Of famine prevailing through large
portions Of the Southern States. There is accu-
mulative evidence to show that many thousands OF
our countrymen are at this moment threatened
with actual starvation.
We assure our fellow-citzens Of the South Of
our cordial sympathy in their sufferings, and our
earnest desire to aid in mitigating the great
calamity which has overtaken them.
Representing, as we do, o city which benign
Providence has blessed with redundant pros
perity, and which, from the days Of William Penn
until now, has never turned o deaf ear to any ap-
peal on behalf of human suffering, we respectfully
invite our Citizens Of all parties, sects and
occupations, to unite in prompt and generous
effort for the relief Of our famishing countrymen
The meeting was addressed by the Rev. Drs
Broadman and Brooks, and John Welsh, Esq
Committees we're appointed to canvass the whole
city, and large amount Of money, it is believed
will be collected During the meeting the follow
ing subscriptions were made: S. d w. Welsh
$500; Drexel s. Co., $500 James, Kent, Santee
Co.. $500; George w. Chiids, $500; John A
Brown, $500; Joseph H. Dulles, $500; Ncwlin
Fernley g. Co., $500; VIM. c. Patterson, S5OO, be-
sides six others for 500 each.
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chthyosaurus of the post peiocene period acciden-
tally losing it's way in the shallow waters Of the
Nineteenth century, and foundering on the rocks
as the tide washes even the modicum Of water
from beneath it.
In conclusion, we should perhaps have stated
that the News has come out boldly in favor of ac~
,cepting the Military Reconstruction Bill, and Of
organizing under the same at the earliest possible
date We see it announced in it's columns, that
Mr. Trescot. a writer of some ability, now shapes
it's political course. This is to be regretted, for
apart from his having hitherto been mere politi-
cal Bohemian, be is known to be the fugleman Of
Governor Orr but recently committed with his
Excellency against negro suffrage. and now.in Ia
yor Of it simply, it is 10 be suspected, as meana
to the end Of his own personal aggrandisement.
That the News should in public manner have
entrusted it's politics to his keeping, is blunder
which a more prudent proprietor would scarcely
have been guilty Of; for should be deem it conve-
nent or profitable to do so, the new political editor
may change his principles over night as he has
done on previous occaBiona.
CAROLINIANS.
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NOTICE TO TIE CHAarrABLE.-Mr. BENJAMIN
Franklin of Marion DISTRICT s. c., is in our city,
and desires US to state that party Of emigrants
from Galveston to Brazil were wrecked. On the
Cuban coast, twenty 1.-TWO miles from Havana, about
five weeks since. They had shipped on the British
brig DERBY, and we're attempting to make Havana
for water. The passengers, consisting Of four
and twelve children, yet remain near the coast in
the most wretched and destitute condition. Some
of these people removed from Brunswick County
to Texas. Persons desiring to relieve the wants
Of these sufferers can leave their contributions
with Mr. Z. W. Anderson, City Treasurer. Sums
WLTniuaton Journal
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Appeal of the Palmetto Fire Engine Co.

Appeal OF the Palmetto Fire Engine Co.
The officers and members Of the Palmetto Fire Engine
Company hnying ordered steam fire engine are necs.
STATED to ak aid of their feIowcitizens In doing 40
they that in the Department at this time there
six steamers. Tho eectof the introduction Of sesm
OH the hand engines has rendered in manner to Lessen
the energies of their company and they hsve been, as
will be sesn years lsborng In the good cause
for tho benefit Of our community they trust their appeal
win be responded to with that beray that has always
characterized their feowczens towards them. TO do
good is our aim, and to accomplish this end and save
old association ask Whatever aid be afforded,
and by strenuous exertons hope to receive the
knowledgment from those who assist us that We IRE
working in common cause. We are aware that our
community have subscribed most literally to all eonpa
nies but trust they will net forget the Palmetto Fire
Company. ...
The Committee appointed to solicit subscriptions are
Messrs. THOMAS MILLER, Mesars. B. RODDN, |
u. FERGUSON, JOS. REuDICK, |
T. CLAFFY, JOHN LONG, .
D. o'KEEFE.
I most cheerfuIy recommend the appeal Of the Pal
metto Fire Engine Company, and trust they may be able
to keep together their useful which has heen
in active service since 1840.
NJ. a. NATHAN,
March % 8 Chief Fire Department.
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DANGEROUS CouNTERFE1r.-The editor Of tho
Atlanta Era has been shown by William Jones, Of
the National Bank Of that city, $50 counterfeit
nicely executed as to challenge detection, save py
an expert. The principal feature by which it may
be detected is the imperfect manner in which tho
buttons on the coat of the vgnette have been exc.
cuted. On the genuine bill they are distinct
There is also difference in The lagre work inside
the cypher Of The figures so, while on the back
of the bill may be seen very material difference
in the circles enclosing the small figures so.
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nE The Relatives. Frfends and Acquaint-
atlces Of the Late Mrs. CAROLINE BURKE, are invited
to attend her funeral at her residence NO. 4s Calhoun
street, This afternoon, at o'clock.
March "a - -. -kt-zssF't tszSzl -
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GB NOTICE TO MARINERS. A P IT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels III Ashley
River requested not to do no anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side ci
tie Ashley River; by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
:. c. TURNER, e. N.
EIarbor Masters Office. Charleston February 1866.
February 7
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Its original color and youthful beauty; mparts life sud
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DIED, at "walnut Grove. Berkley District. s. G., OF
Monday; March 18th, Mr.. HARRIETTE PoRCHER, wte
of JOIN srosEY PoRoHER, aged IS years. months and
days.
4 devoted wife and mother, ON afesHonate daughter
and sister, the amiabilies of mature sanchfed by
grpce The Christening Of her Heavenly Father she en-
dured with patient resignation, and In joyful hope q
eternal life fell asleep in Jesus, leaving to berea7e6
friends memory of Christian Gith, which Is light
the night Of SORROW.
"ae win beauty the meek with salvation" =
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SLEEr.-On Friday evening this section was
visited by hail, snow and rain, and by morning the
trees were well covered with sleet. The indica-
tions are that we are not again to have fruit this
year. This will be hard, as last year we lost our
fruit from excessive cold.- Wades6oro' argus.
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Now Orleans .Afarket.

'NEw ORLEANS, March 25.-Cotton sitter; sales
5000 bales low middling OF 29aa9a. Receipts 1897
exports q 1873, Sngar dull, good tair 1Sc. Mo.
lasses, no sales, prime quoted at 900. Flour easier
super s12.25. Gold S4s Sterling 44la46. New
York sight sa3 premium. t-ftg.y,i:fn
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GKESS.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE.-A concurrent resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Wilson, declaring that the confinement OF
Mr.. Davis without trial is not in accordance with
the demands of justice, and that he should either
be allowed speedy trial or released on bail. Mr:
Wilson asked that the resolution should be printed
and laid over, and it was 80 ordered. bill was
passed authorizing the importation, duty free, OF
work of ait intended Us gifts to tho United Stase
authorizing the Secretary of tie Treasury to dis
pensc with the further service Of persons employed
IN the collection Of the direct tax in the Southern
States.
The bill appropriating one million of dollars for
the relief Of destitute persons in the Southern
States was received from the House, with an
amendment providing that the amount shall be
taken from the Frcedmen's Bureau fund. The
amendment WAS concurred in and the bill was
passed. It now goes to the President. petition
was presented from A. Bowie Davis in relation to
the purchase by the Government of the franchise
Of the Washington and Rockville turnpike It was
referred to the Committee on the District Of
Columbia. Mr.. Trumbulls bill to amend the
Bankrupt act was taken up and, after o long dis-
cussion referred to tho Committee on tho Judi
ciary. bill was passed to reimburse the State Of
Indiana for war expenses. Tho Senate then nd
iourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. bill for the
relief Of destitute persons in the Southern States
| was taken up, and Air. Bingha1ns amendment pro-
viding that the money shall be taken from the
| Freedman's Bureau fund was agreed to. The bill
was then passed-ycas &c. nays 81. The resolution
in relation to tho removal OF II. A. Smythe, Collec-
tor OF the Port Of New York, was taken up. long
discussion ensucd, and number of amendments
were proposed, but no definite action was taken,
and ON the expiration Of tho morning hour the
subject was laid aside. The House bill exempting
wrapping paper made Of wood or corn stalks from
the internal revenue tax, with the Senate amend
mort taxing circulating scrip issued by Cities was
taken up and an additional ans ndment was adopt
cd excmpting ladders made of wood. The bill
| was then passed as amended.
Tho Senate joint resolution TO furnish twenty
five hundred nluskets to the State of Tennessee
was amended so as to increrse the number to ten
Thousand, and was then passed. Several other
Senate Bills and resolutions of minor importance
.;cro also disposed Of. Tho resolution in relation
to the removal Of H. A. Smythe, Collector of the
Port OF Now York, was taken up under q suspon-
sion Of the rules, and the whole matter finally
referred to the Committee on Public Expendi.
lures with instruction to report articles of I'M.
peaclmcnt if Mr.. Smythe shall bo found guilty o
lnisdcmcanor By the said committee. The House
then adjourned.
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CAROIINIANS.
Gen, Lee on Reconstruction-HeC Counsels

RICHMOND March 22.-It will be authoritative1y
announced tomorrow that General Lee is strongly
in favor OF the people voting for convention, and
that every man not actually disfranchised should
not only take the necessary steps to prepare him.
self to vote, but to prepare all his friends, white
and colored, to vote. He thinks cooperation Of
oil the people, officials and citizens, should be to
get back into the Union, with such rights as are
left us, as quickly and quietly as possible. Ee
thinks tho oath proposed is such as every good
citizen not disfanchised ought now to be able to
take, as simple matter Of truth and duty as d
citizen of the country.
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HCidc1nnatf' Market,

:. CNo1aNAr1, March 25.-Flour frmer, the higher
grades with better demand Superfne $10a10 So
Corn quiet; sacks 81. Provisions quiet; Mess
Pork SO rs. sSt5ts-; s: ~ :'15..st 50
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New York Market.
49, : lrl- 60 So,

=! NOON D1sPATCH. - - ~
New YORK, March 25.-stocks very dull 5-2O's
Of go Coupons 9; Virginia State 6's 59a6O. Ex
change 60 days, ssas;; sighss8. Money CAT. Gold
34s, Bank statement very poor. Flour 5a1oo bet
ter. Wheat 1a2c better. Corn dull and unchanged
Mess Pork 5s2s 81. Lard 122a134. Cotton firm
,Middling Uplands SIC. Freights dull.
-.. -s.. - s.,,:,' EVENING DISPATCH. Z; =. q
Cotton holders ask an advance, sales 1000 at 81
Flour, State, 50 9Oa10 Is. Corn active and un-
changed. Mess. pork, s2s &C. Naval stores quiet
Ereightsdu Stock dull. -2o's 109. Gold a.
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Baltimore ): Market.

BALTIMORE, March 25.-Cotton ddling Up
lands %, Coffee quiet and firm. Flour firm and
;;quiet Corn dull White 81 07a1 09. 1Whiskey un
settled ntminally 25aS0.: Provisions firm. =
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FIRST GuS.-At the election for State Senator,
in Craven county, Maj. Hughes, all cx-Confcdcrate
officer, received the unanimous vote OF white and
black in tho city of Ncwbcr@. This confirms us
in tho upinit that there is prospect OF entire
kindness pcrvading the intelligent classes of both
races and also exhibits that the confidence Of the
tend to original, uninterrupted unouisu.
The troubles between the North and South have
bcen serious enough and OF sufficient duration,
and all who seek to prolong them should be severe
y censured by every patriot.-RaIeigh Progress.
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ARRIyAL.-Two companies OF negro soldiers, a
part Of the doth IS Regulars, under command
Of Colonel Miles, arrived in this city on yesterday
We understand that they will remain here, III place
Of the command OF Colonel Frank, which has gar
risoned this place for some time past and we learn
goes hence TO Raleigh WILMINGTON Dispatch.
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sJWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, us candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston ;Julican District, ut the next election.
September ~
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SHIP PI N G /.

FOR NEW YORK-MERCHANTS'
h5SNLNEThe Arbt-class Clipper Packet B. N.
TEETYHAWKNS, j. P. WYATT, Master, having q
5s4szs@porion OF her cargo engaged, win meet with
immediate dispatch for the above port For balance OF
engagements apply to WILLIAM ROACH
March rs tWsS
FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE STRICT
N'f&NLY Al American Ship B. S. KIMBALL, Dear
THTYborn Master, having large portion Of her
s4ss@sscargo engaged and going on board, will have
dispatch for the above port.
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BROTHERS II CO.,
March 13 No. Il East Bay
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no ARTIFICIAL YES.-ARTIFICIAL HU
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. T.
EAUCu and p. GOUGLEl1ANN formerly employed by
Eo1ssoNsEAu. OF pars), No 500 Broadway, New York.
Apr II Tyr
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Tho Wadesboro Argus says that MIR. John T.
Marsh, while proceeding home from this town on
Tuesday AFTERNOON where he bad been in attend
anco OH court, and while descending the hill be-,
low Mr.. Thomas S. Littlc's house, to cross Jones
Creek, near Littles Mill 1ding at the timo III bug
lis harness gave way, and the horse taking fright
dashed off at full speed down the hill throwing
both Mr. NJ. and his friend out, the former striking
his head with great violence against a rock nc
gered until Sunday morning who, he died. At the
time he was thrown out his hand was tangled III
the reills, and We believe he Has dragged some
distance before the horse vas stopped.
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~To ALL WHOM 1T MAY-C CONCERN.
Whereas Certificate No. 1921 for Fifteen Thousand Doll
lars City Sir Per Cent Stock period ~ issued January
Goth, 1850, to MARGARET HARRIs, A ]. J.TAnDEnsoN,
rustee has been lost notice is hessby given that the
1st day Of June, 1867. application win be made to the
honorable the Mayor and Council Of the City Of Charles!
ion, to renew the same by issuing new Certificate
s''...a.v..'ss,'s' ~, Al. ANDERSON, Trustee,
Per RoBERT HARE1oTT, Attorney for ANDERsoH:
Charleston, February %; 1857.
February 2s = AS7ss- 80 49, 1smo3
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TELEGRAPHIC.
O,,r Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, March 25.-Consols Oh Bonds 743.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Cotton firm; Midding
Jplands 1ssd.; Orleans l55. Estimated sales,
10000.
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Washington News

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Gen. FRANK T. BLAIR
has been nominated as Minister to Austria.
JOHN MoWosKoM, about leaving for Texas, ad-
dressed letter of inquiry regarding suffrage to
Senator WILSON, who replied 'that all can vote and
hold municipal State Offices except certain parties
who have taken the oath to support the Federal
Constitution and afterward aided the rebellion :
The rank and file Of the Confederate army are not
disfranchised. The disfranohised are mentioned
in the Howard amendment, and neither SHERhdANs
or the Supplemental Bill extends the disfranchise
ment as