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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09
DR. J. A. R0USELAUX,
 LATE OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED Des Arc, Arkansas,

Gan be consulted, and attend to all Chron- ic Diseases, including the following:
 Palpitation of the Heart, and Paralasis, Cancers and all kinds of Tumors, Dyspep- sia, Lungs and Cough, Extracting Calo- mel out of the system, Piles and any kind of Itch, Fevers and Ague.
 To THE AFFLICTED LADIES he will give particular attention to all Diseases peculiar to the sex, and especially that class of diseases peculiar to the Ladies of southern or relaxed climate. Opera tions performed upon Cancers without knife
 Office, at the Picture Gallery, or at the Des Arc Hotel. Consultation free.
 Des Arc. January l9, 1867.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09

Fifteen miles west of Des Arc.
 Our course of study embraces the Latin, Greek. and English Languagcs Mathematics, Geography. History. Philosophy. Chemistry. Botany, Rhetoric, Logic, etc, and instrumcn tai Music.
 0r,hoeranhv penmanship. Written CesS position and Elocufion, receive .s"i "''eh' ton.
 The ssurtecnth semi-annual session, under H'rOf. w. a. Garner and Lady as Principals, and an adequate number of Assis- tants. will commence February 4th. 1867. Terms, payable onc-half in advance, and the balance at the close of the session. Tuition ranges from Sl3 to S25 per session, Incidental Fee, 50 cents.
 Music on Piano, S25. Use ofinstrument S5 Deductions made only in cases fprotractcd illness Board, (exclusive of washing and lights, SIP co per month
 BS~ Young men who were disabled in the Confederate Army, and are in indgent cir cumstances, will receive tuition without charge.
 " L. MOORE,
 Prisident Board Trustees A. ]. THoMas, Secretary.
 Hickory Plain, January l, 1867 .-ian5-lm
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09
IN DYS.PEPSIA

And it's attendant train of symptoms. il rcfs more like charm than medicine. .Tits 'e iss nothing in the range of Materia Medica haf can for moment bear a comparison ni,l it. in this disease. 5M
 4 full account of this wonderful plant pay be found in the lth edition of the U S tis- pensatory, on pages 1887 and 1888.
 A series of experiments in whicb pr. BUI u has been for years engaged, has just lesn brought to a successful tcrminatio6, and hn IS now enabled to offer to the public a eomlina- ton of CEDRoN with other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the best qualitY vol cop per distilled Bourbon Whiskey, which Le is confident has s
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09
NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD.

He might furnish volume of terti iAr,.es, but the public have lorg since lcarAel lo csti- mate such things at their true S{ae. The < safest plan is for every one to testfE himself the virtue of a new medicine. ,.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09

- A radical paper thinks that General srs'ce, iattcad of having ashome presented to him, shonAd be hung for the murders he has committed We did not know that he had ever so deepl, offended but if it can be proven 'eqs that he ws either a participant in or accessory to thc murder ofthe Wright family, or Rev s. s. aeadles we shall be in favor of sa4ng rope and shah ssrift. What does our z ramapne estemparsry ssg ta this ?--TSt. Lou. u.~ws--~-.-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09

ss,r. s.l,.. :, ses -
 sD Emma, said love sick Yankee il glTl T, who had red hair, keep away, Y n eaqger Of 'hat-you're too green
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09

nea. That is bad religion which makes us hate the religion ofother people, That is bad sect of Christians which encoura. ges it's members to think contemptuously of all other sects of Christians.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09

We call particular attention to our stock as the best, that has ever been offered to this market As we purchased OUT goods for cash, we can afford to sell cheap, and are determined to do 80. Give us a call. and satisfy yourself, that our stock is as we represent it, and that ~s vi.l io as we say & sgrs-s
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-02-09
MEDICAL.

Mo mans name is more intimatelyc Y
 IN ed with tho history of Materia Medic1H z the United States, or more favombly kno4n 1. as pioneer in medical discovery than thAtpt 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

Mr. Butterneld, the Arss sxpressman In this country
has been I'LL but recovering at last accounta
vailandigham was IN Cincinnati on The 10Th ult.
Governor Bullock, Of Massachusetts, has returned TO
Boston.
Senator Sumner has thrown up his engagements 70
lecture In the West whsreupon he Is threatened with
SUIT for damagea
has given mp the idea Of teaching school and
Ia going TO open lyccum theatre
General sherdsns tour through New England Is over
Mr. W. j. wslisck for twenty nine years . Journalist
has sold out hs Washington evening paper retired
from the profession.
Richard H. Dana, OF Boston, viii be one OF yeY Davis
counsel ~ bis ceming trial.
r. Barnweil Rhett OF south Carolina. vas n Atlanta
Ga. on the 2stn ut.
Governor and Senator elect Brownies. OF Tesnessee
10 still in very feeble health.
Hon. John Wentworth has hen busy for some time
past dsposne Of ns real estate IN Chicago.
Judge Thurman, Of Ohio. was 10 Columbus this week
Mr. Stanton has returned 10 washington
The Earl OF lCamperdo~n Hon " r. BANKS OF Mass,
General Carey, and Judge winship OF Now Haven are
in this city.
Conrad swackbsmer gentleman well known In pc-
tisica circles, aud AZ one time editor Of New YORK
daily paper. is now lying dangerously ia a rort Wash
ipgton.
Hon John Buttcrned IL at the Aston House SILL and
improving sowy. IL expected IN lev days that he
will 10 su0centy recovered TO be removed to his
nome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
FIRE IN ssuums SHEET.

About eight O'Clock las, night FIRE wa, discovered on
,hs second floor OF No $50 Broome street, cap manusc
tory OF Ksiz Wiener Bros The Ore ORG mated in the
rear part OF the oor the cutters ,sb. bu, from
What cause Ia 1t present unknown. The dauxs TO the
stock will be about S. 900. Insured for s2oocO IN the
Liverpool and London, Park and other insursrve com
psuies T. Lcspsnbeim, dealer IN glovers xosu Also
occupied part o. the second oor His stock Is a.
10 The extent Of sbuut $500 Insured for 81 600 in inc
stcyvesani Insurance Company The basement noo, %
surancs patrol covered hs stock consequently
damage al Be gha Insured for 81 500 in ,bs Ralti,
Insurance tompany. The building Ia owned nv srrs 4
Wood u " dsmssad sbout $500 snd 10 said 10 be- In
surod = ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey Clty.

Jersey Ctv.
Cnr NARsHAIs MONTHLY RxPoRr. During the last
monsn loo persons committed the city prison.
sensible decrease % the returns OF tho presiding
month. or this number ~ were confined tor drunken
moss.
Paterson.
DESTRUCTIVE FrRl-A Are broke out on Thursday
night at the Rutherford Park Hots, situated on de-.
lghuul spot skrtI,g the Passsc river. raw breeze
which blew along he river kindled up the fire into
grand conhagraon, which let nothing Of the charming
structure but heap Of ruins The loss In esmatod at
about hundred and fyty guests. but fortunately.
the fire broke the only occupants OF the build
$1,000 Providence, $500; Corn Exchange $4,000
Total, $4,000.
FouSp Drowned. The body OF Q man pamed George
Gergln found In the canal, below the Mulberry
street bridge, abou half past six yesterday morning
He had been seen Ia the vicinity OF the street named
about nve ociocs and 10 thought that, being in
toxicaied cond,Iion he fell into the canal and was
drowned
SEVERELY ISJURRD- A young man named Coulter, .
brakeman on the through Washington train bound to
New York. accidentally fell from the train few miles
this side Of Trenton last evening factuung his skull
and sustaining bruises about the body. the train
Immediately backed down. and the ssnseless man was
placed thereon aud taken 70 the residence Of his friends
in Newark. He is in very DANGEROUS condition He
formerly ticket agent the Centre station
Newark, but was compelled 70 resign the position &C
count ofhsalth. He again entered the employ OF the
company, brakeman yesterday and his iirsi trip
was injured In the manner above stated.
Trenton.
MERCER COUNTY CouRr.-An interesting case was de.
cided in this court on Thursday evening II appears
that during the time Of the draft when 5000 exempted
recruit. from the CONSUMPTION. twenty citizens OF
washington township agreed that in any one Of
their number drafted they should contribute The
redemption fee. Mr. Eiridgs was drafted, but rro-
cured substitute and received bond for $500 from
hercer county Notwithstanding this he sued four Of The
parties for their share Of The immunity, and IL Ad-
Judged In his favor. Tue case subsequently 70.
turned 70 the Common Pleas when Chief Justice Bsss-
ley reversed the decree.
DISTRACTION or PorrERr n Fmx.-Ford Law.
toms pottery, located at hillham two miles from this
city, destroyed by IRE last night The building was
consumed 70 the ground. The damage 10 estimated ~
81, o00 against which there Is no insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
Republican Ratification Meeting in the East
ern District.

Republican Ratification Meeting in the East
ern District.
The republicans OF the Eastern District assembled In
Washington Hail. at the intersection OF Broadway and
Fourth street, d. last night TO ratfy the State and
local nominations OF Their party. What the meeting
lacked numbers made up In enthusiasm and music.
Mr.. Richard H. Huntley allied TO the chair, and
Messrs. Charles b. Morton and James NJ Hedges were
appointed secretaries long list Of resolutions was
adopted by reclamation, one of which demanded the
restoration Of Secretary Stanton to Office and approved
the conduc. Of Generals Sheridan and Sckies.
Mr.. HUNTLEy, taking the chair addressed the meet
ing at length He considered The pending election
important as that Of 1850, when the democrats sup
ported Buchanan Those who democrats then are
democrats now. The only change in them was whipped
them by the defenders Of the Union. The people
should forget that the South is yet to be
structed, and that Congress 10 to be supported Our
duty therefore, 70 oppose President johnson and sup
port Congress-
JAMES KnBouRS tho next speaker. He spoke
loudly and ungrammatcally In support OF tho state
ticket
Ex-Copgressman WALL and several local pc liticians
followed rapid succession, and the meeting gradually
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

FoRGER ARRESTED The man named Charles r.
Ferris who was arrested in Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
charged with attempting to pass . bogus check. has
BEEN alleged carrying his business in Flushing
and Jamaica pretty extensively Is charged that he
victmzed several pssOns TO the amount OF 5000
$780, warrant was issued for his arrest, and he
was taken into custody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

ATTEMPTED 70 HASo HsRsrLy An elderly woma in
Nev London, Of the highest respec ability atemp cd
TO hang berseh With = napkin Wednesday mornn,I
Her daughisr-inaw went to her room early In Tn |,
morning 10 call her TO breakfast, but she desired 20 ic
little longer. About half hour later q grand
daughter went 10 call the adv ana found her with
napkin about her neck hanging " nail. rhe old lady
,truggled on seeing the gir aud the na broke. Help
saes Of immediate dealt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

The RsHsssrassss Yesterday and the fetal
Thss FaF-lo6,200 vssers q the Lists
Already.
RAew win b found the result OF the work OF regis
tAtion In this city yesterday. will b. sen that the
registrars were kept u work pretty lively from the time
Of opening the meetings until the eloss To-day being
the Last day which these intending vote viii have
an opportunity 70 register their names II u expected
that many - we're registered yesterday, NOT more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

A RASCAL PRoPERLY PuSsHED.-The Mound City
Kanl Sentinel that TWIN Prairie some neghbors
noticed that the prairie fire and rallied for the
purpose OF putting out whom theft attention was
called 70 man who was riding along the road dis
mounting and setting Ore TO the prairie in different
places half mile q mile apart The neighbora
went in pursuit and captured and hung him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
Mass Meeting Of the Independent Demo-

Last evening the Democratic Citizens organization
opposed TO the election Of the regular ticket put in
nomination by their party, held meeting At their
headq uarter Montague Hail. 8 A. Wiley of the Sixth
ward. presided Chairman. There . large crowd
OF persons present, who addressed by 5. j. Cola
han, s. l. Overneld and others The speakers dwelt
the evils Of the political ring" system and urged it's
ct the coming election, while they eulogzed
their independent ticket one In every sense OF the
word. eligible and acceptable 70 the democracy OF
Brooklyn Considerable enthusiasm prevailed, and the
meeting adjourned with cheers for the independent
lex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

On the two previous days 632 votes registered
making total Of 307 Tho total at the last
election in Brooklyn was as 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Registry in Brooklyn.
There 10 56S registered in Brooklyn yester
day. The following the registry BY police precincts:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
THE Cermau Democrncv,

UeWOcTHCys
Tho Tenth Ward German Democratic Club met last
evening at their headquarters in Boerum street,
Pacific. Mr. John Schwail presided. Remarks were
made BY several gentlemen on the situation. and the
regular democratic nominations were endorsed by the
meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
American Shipmasters, Association.
No 81 WALL STRxxr-Rooxs 2a Is AND n.
The following approved Masters and Ocers recsve
commissions from this Association

commissions from this Assocation:-
Captans-62o5 Charles Cunningham; 6aO7 Charles
Burress brig Roslyn o8 Grant Parsons sehr Mary Al
erton 6l75 William Mitchell; 521, John SeulAD, brig
John Kennedy; 62l3 Henry Lawrence. schr Hud
Frank 5i7O James Coils: 62l5 Stephen Harding J schr
Cyrus Fosse: 524 James Howard brig Bessie Howard
ssll. George s!rout brig strout: 52a, James wI
els Merryman brig Thomas Walton: 53l9 Rama Wei
tom schr Gem; Sis Caleb Sawyer schr Clara Sawyer;
o2t2 William Croker. schr Granite Sate 5s2l Louis
vassa!lo Navy; ss.l David Rpsebrook brig
Petersen: 6s2S Alonzo Adams bark Wallace; 52& John
March; b229. James Wilson. Mate-6zOs. James Da-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

gchr Success Richards. Bristol for Rondsrt
schr q Whllhsn, Cartsr. Dosion-
bchr Cora. Kelley, Boston.
eohr Lamartins HI New Bedford
echr Ida, Phillips, Taunton.
6chr Horizon. kowman Pawtucket for honoouI
echr y Freeman. Kldr1dse. Pswtueset iof heooesA
bchr Triumph, Chester, Providence
6chr Clayton, Clayton. frovidenoe.
schr Mount Young Providence
scar Edward Wootton, Young Proviaence.
schr Z Euse, Hutchinson, Providencs
6chr Fyawsy. Kelley, Providence.
6chr Palladium. Ryder. Providence
Schr Tow nsend. Gardiner, Provdence
echr White, Davis. Providence
schr Chas Cooper, Nickerson, Providence.
Schr Lockwood. SHARP, Providence
echr Atlantic, Data Providenca
Schr Maria Louise 6now Providence
echr John Wright Dickinson Portland. Ct.
6chr Celesa- Arnold Portland. CT
Schr Hannah Chase Pratt Portland. CT.
Schr Anderson, Jones Portland, CT
echr henry HarteAn, Carr. Portland o.
Schr Brsinerd Dickinson, Portland CT
schr Chief, Dni Norwich for Rondouk
schr Maria Fleming Miller, Norwich
schr smith. Matthew'S Bridgeport
Echr Curtis, Oscar. New Haven.
6chr TAbtha Hannah. Bennett, New Haven.
Schr Artist. Forester. New Haven.
schr Capitol, -. Hartford.
schr Oregon, Trbbe, Mystic.
Schr Atlantic, HAwes Stamford.
Schr Mail Meade. QTeenwicn
schr Cinderella BAght Huntington.
sehr Marietta Smith Hsw YORK submarine Cob from the
wreck OF the steamer Amsterdam.
Senr ma1sneid rrecms, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

Total 81 so psl 600
With regks TO The AMOUNT or tho d,pct axes u,v IN
~ TIE conn ttec have no data av,lsb,e 10, a.,
discussion. accordingly the correctness ~
abe figures; N with reference The nst item on ths
indirect viz the proportion OF the Internal revenue
collected by III national authorities aid paid bv The
state which tus committe assume IT one nth OF he
entlr, amount would say, 6rs that n the estimates
submitted refer TO the burdens and ogstons OF he
immedixe preeet and not 70 the past he Of cal.
culaon Ahould u the sinouns Of internal
Ieced FOR the scal year ending June 30 1851 =
S.fs 900 Onl-rss than thst coec "a for the f,csi
year endra June 70, 1e56-t3i0, 600 H0-bcfore the
isgss had n,sn 70 any considerable sxssut sbated.
Now our-nln OF the former would give
$s3COoo0o 10 place ar to2, ISL. 600
fns estimate. hou.,ver taken either way,
nutLlng aud proves rNDthing The internal revenue
90 ectsd by the general from TIE people OF
New York divdes ussH manly Into two portions
taxes upon Incomes and upon man ilacturex or
Gle h,st. tie axai0k tails excasyely upon profits and
Nrot Sny stpaii portion OF tho agersqats prolt Of
shco population isi,0eo house rents ana repairs
peipE eNcepteah n toe ncepc tar pts have been
large from tue peop- % The State OF Sex York me mo-
ms and The sbty 10 pay have boon epuaily large and
tbere probably no uan Ia TIE 4zle no rec
that bis AFFINITY 70 ply large bscome vr should be
sny less nsxs year tban thai Of any yssr winch has
preceded.
As regards the taxes on manufactured vrvh con,t.
tnte the lem Of internal rcvonss r,,cepts ths
Tar general thing doos not fall upos ihs producer
hut upon lhe consumer aud the supposition that u Ia
chargeabe in gross upon those who pay tie in the
Instancef " entirely unwsantsc II the people o.
abe STATE OF New York consumes 6fh part OF Az the
-nskey tobacco, cigars, coal OIL cotton sod cotton
goods ~oolen cloths boots and shoes. and sf the other
leading producs Of the county then they pay MIA
of the Whole intsrnal revenue, aud not Otherwise
Again. the mtes further assert that the amount
OF taxation collected under the tsrir 10 nearly
500 90, geo per annum, Of which The people OF Tie
STATE u New York pay az consumers ene.afb. amount
i1r ~ tie aggregate 10 S40.00O, 900 in gold, or
90 20 70 corencr In repy 70 THE ss would say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

ALrAvrr oei-ln port brig Paragon. fitzgerald, for
NYork In days
BuxSos ArRKs Sept 2l--fn port bsrks Damon wilkins.
frcm Nfork disg Isabel ribpets add E.ia Anna, kAa
call from PORTLAND do Godfrey. Dixon from BORDEAUX
sailed a., brig II y Eaon Reed, Nyork; schr Walter
Raleigh Nicserson, DO.
LrSsrool, OCT isAevertised Peruvian 90 for Quebec
2iE Java ISL for Boston Goth Proponis for Boston
Shh. isrfs sl for NYok I'D; Helyetia (s for do 2d
City 81 Antwerp t for do I'd Sidon ts for do 10th Chr
cAgo ~. Tor do 10Th Worcester ts for Baltimore ed
Harry Warren Atwood, FOR Boston 10Th Pontiac Lowell
Ter do NOV u Marlborough Armstrong for Nyork Oct ~:
Neptun Lrnu for do 9Th Great Western. Cunnins CHAM,
fer DO 9Th; Corvallis, Allen, for Philadelphia ~
John CisfL Letoirnau, for DO Nov l, Lovitt
Loyiu ~ Baltimore OCT Is; David Stewart, rren.
tiss 'or DO win despatch. sarah King King
for NOBLE Est island Iisst Mcfee or New orleans ed
Arms1ronk Arnsrong for do Nov u Wild Hunter keliay,
FOR Do wi,h dssraoh Phadsphia sshlp 1859 tons punt
At New i"rA, " be sold a auction 2h; Northetu Belle
Snip iss 'ons built At RockIand IN 1852 10 be sold At
10 Sf 70 be sold At auction 2th Helen, built ~
eunsn sS tons built at New yora MAI be sold At
auction 24th.
RIO yAsriRo Oct 7-Arrivsd previous. bsrks Adelaide.
E.ehbergss Baltimore ,and sid Oct on her return: Lap
wing. Denth an Baltimore
susISAx Oct lin port banks Alice Tarton. Common.
frm Boston, sl; vcreenlgnE schmidt, Tor do ~ days,
brg horpelu small FOR do "a days. -
QokBso Oct 2s-Arrved, ship * Loveit HAsneld Bos-
ton.
Americas psvts.
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Fe9.tlgiSea.s.


DUNES WANTED have purchased
ID the Winchester Bone Mill, which intend
to put up at my Mills on North River, one mile
below Bridgewater, Rockingham county, Va, by
TIE middle of June next to Manufacture
BONE DUST AND PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
and thus supply our Farmers with a pure and un-
adulterated article of Bone Dust and Phosphate
OF Lime, as we'll as saw their lumber and grind
their wheat and corn.
will, therefore, on and after the lst day Of
June next, receive and pay Cash for all the Bones
that can be procured in this and other countless at
1920 PERsToN OF 1000 POUNDS,
delivered at said Mill. I wish TO call .thc atten-
ton OF the Country Merchants especially to the
above, for they can tradegoods for large quanti-
ties OF bones at such rates will leave ample pay
Tor transportation, for which bones Will pay
them cash at the time above stated, or give them
Bone Dust or Phosphate of Lime in ex change for
the same.s Farmers may also do well to consider
this last proposition in reference to exchange for
bone dust or phosphate Of lime for bones.
March 29-6m. G. w. BERLIN.