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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30
A sERENADE.
BY BRICK roMERoY,

Darling Wake. For OCT the lake, Silvery points of moonlight gloaming, Bid the wakei Oh do not break My heart by idly dreaming;
 When brighter far
 Than evening star
 Are thy lose-lit eyes to me. Swallows darting through the air, Past each other quickly fitting, Doves are cooing everywhere, Hast ming where their loves arc sitting. Flowers pecping from the green Starry dancers high above Leaflets kissing-all arc seen wershipping the God of Love! Darling. Wake. For OCT the lake, Moonlit points-like lovers meeting, Bid thee wake Oh do not break My poor heart, for thine now beating Warmer far than tropics are Beats my true heart tonight for thee,
 Then, Darling, Wake; DArllnS Wukc. TUT ci 'Ao A"nO Shadowy lovers forth now flying, Bid thee wake oh do not break The heart which for thy love is dying When sxeeter far
 Than roses are
 Thy ripe lips e'er arc to me! zerhyrs toying in the bowers 
 From the vine sweet kisses stealing. vowing love to all the flowers vow mine while here I'm kneeling. Here on pended knee swear Thas nay Pet I'll worship ever, For in her heart is mirrored mine As midnight stars in the river. Darling! Wakc For OCT the Lake Trembling shadows--lovers meeting, Bid thee wake. Oh do not break My heart-thiae with songs now greeting Gentler far than angels csre-
 Thy fond words SO dear to me
 Then Darling, Wake.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30

We call particular attention 10 our stock as the best, that has ever been offered 10 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 we sayi apr7-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30

WE print on the very best paper, and shall spare neither pains or labor in the mechanical execution of our work.
 Call on us, and sec that VIC will do what we say.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30

CURRANT RIVER.
 Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay. Doniphan ............,.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30

DARTIcULAR attention paid to the selling u of Cotton. All Cotton and other Produce consigned to us, is covered by insurance. un- less otherwise instructed.
 eb9. NEFILS G ROSE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
THE RADICAL PoLIox,

We publish this morning a very significant
telegram from New Orleans. It will be seen
that General sHHRIDAs has removed Governor
WELLS, and appointed in his plaoo the notori-
GUS rioter THos.. ]. DusAar. Tho cause for
this high.handed prooeedingwe do notknow,
but II would seem from tho telegram, that II
was based upon Governor WRLIs' petition to
the President, for the re-sppointment OF the
| old Levcc Commissioners, which suspIpAI re-
moved soms time ago. m
This action Of sHRRInAs, coupled, with that
Of Pors, sonoyIRLp, and others nearer homo,
would seem to indicate! that the Radical policy
is to be carried out in the reconstruction of the
Southern states-that the policy Of tho Presi-
dent-tho policy Of Justice aad humanity-is
to be totally ignored. ,s
We have labored in our columns to prove
that our people are. not deserving Of these
harsh and iniqutous messures--that they are
heartily in favor Of adopting the inevitably.
consequences ofthsiF failure In the war, and that
they are, as we'll disposed to-day towards the
Government and the Constitution; as arc the
people Of any section Of this broad country.
We have stated that tho only sure way Of cur
ing the Ills to which the South has been sub:
jected Is to let IL alone politically, and to aid Il
by pecuniary means-that II was not wise TO
intorfsre with its local administration, laws,
and customs. III ,.
: But 'timS has showp that this policy Is just
whst tho Radicals will not have. .Thoy are a.
determined now, and, We think, even more 80,
as they ever wero, to keep up an agitation In
tho South between the negroes and the whites,
and to array gnei rape sgainst the other in ao-
'aR0 unftlealidg hostility. This they claim
tito be right to do, and if tho poor South
eyinesffs q dislike to II, and attempts. nea-
Ahtss TO- protect itself from this y deupotio
interference, the Federal Generals are at hand
to enforce . iqompllansa with Radical ideas, and
to compel our people to agree to and practice
Radical tesohings: And this. Is called RECON
'atrustins ths sohth / why, this Is precisely !
what the oisr Of Ru.sia 10 doing lnpPoiand,
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anu tho whole eiviIircd world complains Of i,
as cruel, fyrannicnl and despotic. This policy
is shnt OF the old fcudul despots. a bravo nnd
enlightened people will never become used to
1t. The timo will never como when tllc South
ern people will aoqL esce in tho degradation
ana humiliation to which they aro being sub
jecled. Time, instead of wearing away tho
sense Of outrage and wrong, will only inorcnso
tho bitterness Of feeling which Tho endurance
of outrage has produced. so it always has
been in every subjected people, and 80 it will
ever be while human nature animatos ma :
kind a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
THE CROPS,

Tie accounts that greet us from every sido
Of the fine prospects of Of the growing wheat
crop, throw cheering ray of light athwart
tho darkness that enshrouds both our political
and financial horizon. Employment has, for some
time, been scarce aud wagol correspondingly
low, while the necessaries of life, from one
reason and another, haIo kept their high
figure. Tho bad crops of tho past two years
may be ndduced as the principal cause Of this
widespread distress. Corn and wheat, tho
very staff Of life, have boon higher than in
many preceding years. From oil accounts
both promise better this year. Corn, thu, far,
looks we'll, and bids fair to yield good aver
nge Drop; but wheat is nenrer maturity, and
we are informed, by our correspondents in the
country. promises an abundant CROP A friend,
who has recently travelled oyor considerable
part Of tho up-country Of South Carolina,
writes:
''Tho grain crop, including Nhoat, barley,
oats, rye, &c., was neJor botter, and tho
breadth uown is unusually largo Tho wheat
Drop in particular will be unparalleled. 1t will
bo bettor than any known for tho last twenty
years. Nothing can injuro it now except q
storm. Some of tho planters arc feeding thoir
stock on ii; but tho number is rory small. The
result will bo largo harvesting of wheat, and
| q deolino in tho price Of -four"
GAS to cotton" says the samo writor, "the
stand i. good, and what is peculiarly snoour.
aging tho entire firms arc generally yory clean
But il matters not much at present abont cot.
ton, as overy old planter knows SO the stand
is good AMI clean. The coming months o
July and August will determine its fate"
"0f the corn crop, what has boen planted
| is in very satisfactory condition-good stand.
though small and very clean. With favorable
sonsons the return will DO good in proportion
to the quality planted. Our opinion is that tn,
general prospects Of tho planter and ferme,
throughout the State, from the sos bonrd &
the mountains, are good, perhaps wero neyel
| better, 80 far as tho present condition Of crops
is concerned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
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CHI A r L E S TON.
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It-wEDNEsDAY MoRNfNa, JUNE s, 1867.

Jon woRK.-Wo have now completed our
office SO as 10 execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends. Y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
0PFIR m,RRK oP born,nyr

Il TAvEaN.KRRPRns, AND pERsoHsS J. Retail.
- ING spHtaou. liquors, within the city lmita, Who
nAve mot executed ther bonds taken ont tho popar
oards to ahou that they hAyo csuss 10 se wn Sc r.
Ported - not complying with tho Law, altar Monday 9Th
Thoss who have cards ars hereby notified to hare tie
me e placed In Aooulpicuous place IN the window. All
70 obseryo this notice win also he reported, sfer
ne Ao0Yeerneut.onAd tno 81 i8..aW. 81. MrTH,
AAfoh Cs1k u OoundL
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COPARTNER SHIPS.
De N list RY.

REDUCTION OF DENTAL PRICES To SUIT
THE TIMES.
nR J. L DApRAY. DENTIST, rs NOW PREPARED
- to complete the Insertion OF whole uppcr lower
sets Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. upon tho most approved
method and with the best materiAe ut $40 Par
ua sets In proportion Durability, natural appearance
psrfect 1t aud ncatnces Of fnthh. guaranteed.
AL other operations upon the Teeth performed In .
Rktllful and wArrantabe manner.
ohco at his residence NO. LIBERTY STREET.
Mayo mwf Charleston. 8. y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
LARGEST CIRoul.Ar,oN.-Thc DA1LY

LARGEST The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official Lisf c}' let
ters remaining IN III, Postgifcc at the end
Of each ,Oeek, agrecadiy to he Joao'otRng
section Of the MeU Po,sc6iee 1as0i d' Fthe
newspaper having tho lqrqc,t eirealdao'.tn
the City Of Charleston:
sxoIIoR And bo Il further enacted Thtt lists OF lot
rcaiuing uncacd for In Rny Poatoee 10 any city
town or village, where q nouapaper shhn bo printed
sa horosfor 30 pubil,hod once only In the
which, bena published wcoy oncnor. slla have tho
largest crc1saon within range delivery Of tho said
oflco.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

While Ror Mr. sriDhaoros's otsp.i Id London |,
being repaired, 10. prsaohos In tho AsrL ,dturh
Hall which holds 20 goo people, and It Il or. nmsd
fpll every Sabbath, and most oi tho apdlonco oan
hear him distinctly. .,,.s,,-,s.,n oeo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
AST n OIL O GY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
At T11R WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
-,~-- ..,r uAr4ar AsrnuLUuIs.,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

CHE RRvALs gEcRITs NO MORTAL EVER KNEw.
- she restore. To happiness those who. from doefni
sInnt ostastropheN In Ioyo and
stonds loe, Of money. &C., have become dospondont
she brings those long separated gives infora
son eoneenI absent tonds or lovers rustores lost
stoion propory. tells you tho business you arc beat
qualified to pursue and In what you will be most rcocss
fal sauses speedy marriages. and tolls you tho very day
Jou Will mhry, gives yGn the Names nkeneas and char
Of Peson. She roads your worry thoughts
nd ~ her Amost supernatural pewors, unvss dark
and hidden nysores OF the future From the stars ne
SEQ In tho hmamenthe malsnc stArs that overcome or
pr-dnmnAte In tho conhgutauon-trom tho aspects and
positions Of the planets and tho aars In the heavens
ut the tmo OF bfrh aho deduces tho future deatny Of
man: Eau not 70 consul. the sreatest As.roiosist on
haye 90 favorable an opportunity. Consultation foe with
likeness and al deeired information u. Parties living
st distance can consult tho Madame by mail with o1uSl
safety and satisfaction to themselves In psrson
uu and explicit ehsr written out with all inquiries Ar
svered and feness enclosed sent by mail receipt
Price above mentioned Tho Atrictest hecresy will 10
maintained, and all correspondence returned or destr
ed References Of Tho highest order furnahod those "A
sirng them. Write plainly tho day Of the month IN.
hair. |---. - -
Address, MADAME II. A.. PERRIdo,
2. 0. DRAWER aus, buffalo, n. Y.
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nElGR WART OF o0UNcI.-TuE FOLLOWING
~ olsaso OF B>ctlon Ut 'Ordlnanco 70 nAiso aup-
plies for tasyer 1857" publhed for The Information
prsopl sailing doods by ssmps otherwise who arc
nodaAd 10 report At this emoA ~ .H't! iE.s'i ~
Three doners On every hundred dollarv Of AL eoods
eotd u As y By ysous Apt rosIicats BY sarntis o.
Gnstr3aH HGG;in,.iN,I W. d. SMITH.
harsh ~. Olsqk OF OourN
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NJ sET III GS

LANDMARK L0DGt: M. rs, A. T.. H.
TINHE RE 'uLtR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION OF
this Iolgt will bo held Tais Ersning, tHeslncsday
Juno 9th. at O'Clock.
by ortior Of ". 81. TItEoDoRA Il. NEWTON.
Juno SOorolary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

THH Now York tribune says: '-Tho Union
League OF South Carolina hero issued an earnes.
address urging upon tho colorcd people tho duty
OF registration. Mr.. RKUDEN, Ton1i Nsox Of
Charleston has been made Treasurer Of tho R.di.
cal movement in tho 9tate, and will receive oon-
tributionB from oil quarters.n Quory What would
the Tribune have US understand by s'the Troasuror
Of tho Radical ,nouemenl" 30 ,ssain vs md In
the same paper "Tho Republican movement in
the Southern States has reached tho Btaje Of Mis-
sissfp 4, in which tho campaign was opened on
The soth Of HAY. To push on the work Is Au-im-
portant. Every day's nows proves how sroas Is
the need Of speakors, and State and laoai or
ganization. We should hsYo IN the Southern
states as thorough q qanysss, and as ample floi-
tics for distributing political information, az wo
havo established in tho North. .ri.t4.. !.
81 -'a-.. ii-.., &, .-.!.i i.- 4. an = 80
Pno1AslH WITHIN period OF loss than, threo
yearn NO shall bo ablo to tako tho sara At Jersey
CITY on Monday: morning, ,cross tho MissBsIppi
1ortJoight hourn lAtor, soalo the Rocky Mountains
eariJ Thursday morning, aup comfortably, With The
baints OF bait Like City tho sams, sycninRi eros.
tho realms OF perpetual snow among tho paaks NJ
tho Sierra NoyAda within the MOTT thfrtY.,I hour,
and arrive in time for O'Clock dinner .. tho occt,
dental Hotel, Ban Ff.ncidoo on saturday lItup
stin in the knees for want ot pedestrian exorotaa
perhaps, but stIl hesh and fuah vita tic eIote'
ment Of an unbroken, steam ride Of o1oof $3.50
miles, >! Xt1fni .a:.e., ,a:1 ~ t.re., a. So
Z fs.,v =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

PnoF. NEWTON, Of Tale College, in recent paper
on the Meteofio shoWersrstates tho discovery Of
relation betweon tho snnua1 moteorioo showers Of
august snd November and two periodical comets !;
one discovered by TUrrLI, dt Cambridge, in 1862,
and one by TEMPEL, at Mafaeilles, In 1856: When
calculating, from daia supplied BY, accurate obsor-
Vahons OF those late showers. the elements Of the
medal orbit OF oach Of those two motepro streams,
t is found, most surprisingly, that tho elemonts
OF tho August shower almost exactly coinaido with
the 'elemohts Of Tprr1H's comet, and tbs elements
OF tho November shower with the elements OF TEn-
pi1's comet thereby showing that these COMETS
and moteors hsvo o:mmon pathway In space
somo moro intimate relation will, undoubtedly
soon bo established. and these most interesting
phonomens become cleared Of aomo OF the mystery
which has 80 long adhetod to .hom. '!5;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

South aud Canada twenty arc published by the
Church and its missions thirtoen by the Church
u South |; 'oho each by he two bodies OF. African
Methodiste. :. Tho .non:Episcopal Methodist
churches OF tho United states publish fvo papors,
mud those OF Canada four. Tho 4dbocate adds
'Tn Great Britain wo find four, in Australia two,
and in France ono. Wo thus sos how far in ad-
vance American .MethodiHm is Of NIotbodism In
other countries in tho use OF tho influence welded
py the press" f.,,t.,,,t..
=. a Paris correspondence afraid, IL tho truth
must bo totd, there is little deception about The
nationally of somo of the shows at the Paris Ex-
hibihon. Somo oftho foreign restaurants-got up
by Fronohmen-hnyo nothing ronlly national about
Them but 8 t.eI foreign hired waitors, and ono or
two costumed womon. The kitchen in most in
STANCES s French; tho articles OF food il foreign
bought in Paris: "When you go for your thick
cafe in tho Tunisnn house and hear the dismal
monotonous muaic Of the Eas., you arc told that
the natives Aro Jews OF tho coast, and not
thoroughbred Tunisians. A dreadful revelation
WAS nado to mo this morning. There is now opon
q Chinese house and theatre. Tho Chinese seon
on the stage havo Leon picked mp In tho streots Of
London, and tho acrobats Englshmon. Tbs
proprietor of an American drinking-bar is
Frenohmnn, and all tho cocktiils are liquid shnns
Atthe establishment rotor to; but tho real thing
~-NV ~ .'~" SAeSNhoAob N'!N DidCk RonElGmen TO
walt on Sou."
Tho Madrid correspondent Of the Indepenionce
Beige says: "Arrostn Of individuals have reeon,.
1nencod, and during tho laat threo days an oxtra-
ordinary feeling Of alarm has possessed the nnbIo
mind. Nearly ono hundrod persons suspected Of
belonging to Tho Pfogrcsaata party haYe boon sont
TO the saladoro (tho civil PRISON. and tho proyi.
sional GoJetnora Lave received orders TO exercise
Tue most rigorous watohfulness. 1t is probable
that thess measures hnvo boon induced by tho ro-
appsa anoo Of tho clnndesino journal, tho Re.an,-
paqo, Of which 10000 copies Wero distributed in
this city on Monday last. Tho Queen received no
less tfxn twenty copies, and the Ministers lhem1
'eslves during the: sitting Of the Senate received
several oopias, Forwarded in envelopes, to reaem-
ble an ofaoiai dispatch. This secret journal eoil
tnnesits warfare against the royal family and the
present ministry. . senor 0ABRAsooH, young jour-
nniigt, editor Of tho Democratic, whioh was sus-
pended In colseqpelce'of tho ovonts Of tho 22d Of
juno laas year. has boon conden,red, upon the
prosecution OK Marshal NAhyAr4 10 several years
,at,the ssfoys. Ho was recently removed from tho
gsiidero and p9nyoyed TO tho taane Of Toleao, 10
company with number Of assaBsius and thieves,
% whom hs Wiz chained b, means Of aifiron neat-.
ring 4.has,s,,. t,l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

fAsee PM. = esaesrstsd many ysars 60 b Rsse,
pr ~ rellsf os emale trregularfiiss and ei1Rwo1
g ehslS tniasl enpioypent in ms practice Of asev
49, - sb0efed - eaie for che Ara tlns 4
A9ea1. M0 have 49, kept b comparative o.
Sc.iX 0sesS2 ssst thst q orleiansol, br. veipes,
conscientious principles. and hes Wthked then fFu0
60 -. issishsy sAouA hssap,sg.Ass s unlsw-
In cvercomine fsnale Obsructions, rAlline Il sAs
Wo0b, Whi1cs. 0fssa oieknen, oappfUoo1un, be1en
ton. or lmmodesats Flow Of The Monthly ~.
chang Nervous and Spinal Affections, Paine u he
naek 80 LisnbA Fatigue y slight exestieo, ~ :
uoa ceshs H2Aft llsterlu. &c, "a NJ - q
asss S:' pos = s ssm :.; a =:
sn,imocy. Q. snythine hurtful % he eons.itasee.
-oesn rsgn sted. they are peculiarly nlls1. Txev
WI. IN z short time. bthR ou - 06u1hl6 psflc6
CAu5scs.-.N srrisd Ladi. saoasd ssvsr sahs them
nsn snese Y snY reUun - odDve Themselves pseg.
nant Tor they VIII Be snfe 10 produce mjecarI3s~s
~. .sszss - p-ecu!e bon, eealea nUa ~ eyus Il
mPeto =: ". MAC6EBk4. GssTSi AassSS ~
70 any sq1nqlesA AsuA q - - - ="
ssssas lstwiv taasssssa A;ce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12


The Gazette Of yesterday finds II consist
ent, With its conceptions Of deccncy end
public propricty. TO say that Andrew John.
son, President Of the United States, BY the
votes Of the Republican party. il arrsigued
a. political criminal Of the deepest dye
as willful and deliberate perjurer; an in
sa,iase schener for personal aesrandiEemen,.
~ the cost Of the nations best interests -
an srrsnt demagcgue an enemy 70 liberty.
atoal in tue service Of slavsry." We sup.
pose the readers Of the Gazette have become
80 accustomed TO il Wholesale STYLE Of viii
lifying and hbelling everybody who
happens mot . b afaictsd with
its own oblisieusnsse 10 truth and
fairness, that they have cone 10 excuse
much in it which would receive their prompt
censurs il found in . paper not % nstori-
oasiy blinded and maddcned by prejudice
aud revenge. But We think il due the read
css Of The Gasstts that its editor sh ould
either rctract the charges made against the
President Of the United S,ates-a person
whoae Office is entitled to some respect aud
consideration, no matter how unworthily he
usy fiji tor to make them good by proof
OF some evidence At least.
II the Gazette had stopped when it said
Mr.. johnson WAS political criminal Of che
deepest dye" Of course al, its reader
would have known just the measure Of his
guilt. and that Il sonsisted in entertaining
and Expressing different Political opinions
from those which bitter psrtissn science and
sectional hatred have Distilled In the mind
,of - sdisss. But il went fasshse, and said
that NJ. Johnson vas "riiyxl. islibevsss
ps!jsrev". Now the editor Of she CssssS
sithsr dess not bslisvs this, and uttered Il
in IL irritation Of bic. disappointment il
~ se1aea scllipg Of ths wAels business q
impeashasnA, o. his Mid heo Asecms .
pssjodicsd AID his judgment 70 jassdicsd
aud warped that his opinion Is worth nssA-
. Ing nsrs then that Of an IDIOT Indeed. be
nay be said 70 have fallen into that dread.
fal state Of mind 10 which the poor cree.
tors whe fsll iato 4 srs said 70 Be sissn ID
70 bslisve . ~ sad b. dannsd.
We therefore Insist hat the Gasesss fos
- sun saks, = wsll = ressset fos il read
r.. make ~ ehasoss against II. johnson
eooa. y rslrnet theH. Il hes psblishsd .
. - aalfaieos hose-sAeed libsl open q,
lnnoanonA ~ - 49, 49,. q noe>.s..