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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
DISSOLUTION.

TUE co-partncrship heretofore existing Il under the firm style of wormeley. Pick ett S Co. is dissolved, having expired by limitation on lst July last. Mir. W. s Pick ett remains in charge of tho books, accounts and assets of the late firm, and $ charged with the settlement and iquida.ion of it's af. fairs. RALPIi wORMELEY.
 w. s. PICKETT,
 JOHN D. USSERY.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
M 4 REED

On Thursday, Nov. 9th, 1868. by Judgo G Morton. Ms. JAMES c. CRAvESs and Mas FLORENCE NICHOLS, all of this county.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
SALE OF Valuable Real Estate.

On Monday the 2d day of NOvem. her, 1868. will be sold for division, on the premises, in the town of Des Arc. lots num- Der one. two. eleven and twelve. block twenty-two. Watkins survey of said town, at public outcry, half cash and half on credit of twelve months, deferred payment to well secured as may be agreed upon on day of sale. This property is known as tho Henry Jackson property, and is the most de- sirshle business locality in the place--two lots fronting on Buens Vista street, and is the corner of said block Said property sold by the Heirs of HENRY JACKSON,
 Heirs of SARAH SHEPPARD.
 Des Arc, Sept. 4ta, l86S-tds
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
CHILLS AND FEVER.

Can the Chiiis be cured in every instance without affecting the head is tberc no medi- cine that will satisfy our people. that will per msnently eradicate ali forms of ChIlls end Feverf Yes, itcsn be done. What is It's name snd whore can it be hadf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10

J. N. E'coNns. GEO. kstIrs- q. q sYrxrs. McCOrnbs & Co.,, inpssses ssd oeaiessi ia Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
 Cutlery, MecIianics' Tools, ACrfcWitu rai I'm p1 . m en tS IRON AND NAILS, Go. Acexrs rcg EAfEBANE4 Standard Scaies; Hsii's flrc IT Proof Safes: 6traub's Cen aud Flour Mills; Wteeiee. Eaddon G C,emeon's Circu lar Saws.
 Nos. SEX and 3.i Main Strcrt, oct13-3m alemphis, TtaR.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
A E %INnENEA-,r,

4. E. ~3NcENElA.-
 HAS reopenei bis Gun Shop in Des Arc, II and is prepared for doing any kind of work in that line. He has, also, some fine guns and pistols on hand of his own manu- fac,ure. Stencil plates and steel stamps cut 10 order oct20 0m
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
T. M. GIRSON. Attorney at Law AND (. s. CLAIM AGENT, DEvAI.L's BLUFF, ARK.

A RKANsAs having been added to the ju- 1A risdiction of the Court of Claims ct Washington, the undersigned hereby gives notice ths; he is prepared to receive and col lect sll claims held by loyal persons for Stock. Forage, Supplies and Property of any aud all kinds taken by Federal officers or soldiers for the use of the government. Come and see me Fees moderate Ne charge fer advice.
 sspS en
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
TEXAS TONIC SYRUP! A Vegetable Compound. for the Rapid and
 Permanent Cure of

Chilfs and Fever, or Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Intermft- tent and Rem m.stent Fevers, Jaundice and Enlargement of the Spleen, or Aguo
 Cake.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10

a%Cotton rags wanted at the "Citisen ofice," for which fair price will be paid
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
DROMGOOLE & CO.'S
CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH

DROMGO0LE & CO.'S
 CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH Which immediately purdes the blood and re- stores health.
 The Blood Purifier is composed of Stillin- gis. Yelow Dock, Sarsaparilla, Burdock and Iodde Potash and all persons know them to he good, as all physicians say so. AS we'll as :hose who speak from experience.
 KIDNEY AND BLADDER Affections which are 50 common among all classes in the Southern climate, are immedi- atcly cured ny the use of Dromgoole & Cos. Pllid Extract
 Bearberry, Cubebs and Buohu It will cure Retention or Non Retention of Urine, Gravel. Thick or Milky Brine. Diff cnlty of Urinating. Pain in the Back, lloody Urine. Melancholy and Evil Forebcdings. Extreme Nervousness, Effects of Habits of Dissipation or Early Abuses, Loss of Power and Memory, affecting old or young, male or female. t@ Great Southern Preparations.
 U~ Greet Southern Preparations. lse Great Southern Preparations Why!
 Because they are a class of medicine, pre- rsred by tae regular Medical profession in the South, are genuine remedies, specially adapted to Southern diseases and are giving universal satisfaction.
 J. P. DROMGOOLE co,
 Proprietors, Memphis Tenn Sold in Des Arc by B. F. JOHNSON, and druggists everywhere.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10

TyROM Memphis 10 Helena, Delta, Friar's II Point and all way Landings and mouth White river, per 100 pounds. 25c; dry bar rels, soc; salt barrels, 6Oc; pork. 75c; whis- ky, Sl; molasses, $l; COTE, oats and bran, 25c.
 From Memphis to Indian Bay and all Way Landings, to Des Arc. Augusta, West Point and Searcy, per 100 pounds, 4oc: dry barrels, 60c; salt barrels, 75c: pork, $l; whisky, Sl 25; molasses, Sl 50 corn, oats and bran, BOG,
 From Memphis to Jacksonport, per 100 pounds. 50c; dry barrels, 75c salt barrels, $l; pork, sl %; whisky, Sl 75; molasses, $l 75; corn, oats and bran, 40c.
 Passage from Memphis to Prairie Landing, Indian Bay, St. Charles, Crocketts Bluff, Mount Adams. Cssco and Clarendon, $8; Little Rock. Sl5, pes Are, $l0; West Point, Searcy and Augusta, SIS; Jacksonport, $lo. Cotton to Memphis. Sl 50 per bale.
 JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master.
 ELLIOTT & MiLLER, Agents, No. Jefferson street, Memphis. sepl-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
FARMERS AND PLANTERS

Every whore could save much time and money among their hands ny keeping 8 constant supply of King of Chills on hand. as it makes quick and permanent cures without atfectin E the head. and is powerful tonic to prevent a return
 appeal to all who suffer with chills.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10

RAGGrxu. Rope. aud frsn flies farsisSsd ID to our customers Aise. ali sctteu ship ped to us, will De covered by our ofeh policy ot insurance. unless otherwise instructed.
 aepB-6r
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
DR0McooLE | cos KING OF CHII.LG
@1ExoUs 9NV1N

Which is 20 common on all our rivers. lskes, bsycus. swamps, etc. can be easily cured by using our king of Chills" which immedia- tely arouses the Liver, cleanscs the Stomach, opens the Bowels, and never fails to cure the worst forms of Cbills and Fever Chills are so easily cured by it's use, thnt it is folly to suffer any longer.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
DIR JOHN BULL.

Manufacturer and vsnder ot tho Celebrated
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-11-10
DEE s A RC: TUESDAY ...... NOV. 10, 1868

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
 PAPER ON WHITE RIVER.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARB NOW oMPLETED

This brings the line 10 the eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains, and 1t is expected that the track will be
laid thirty Ries further, to Evans Pass the highest
point on the road, by January. The maximum grade
from the foot Of the mountains to the summit is but
eighty feet to the mile while that Of many eastern
roads Is one hundred. Work In the rock
en- and hors Is to doubt that the entire
grand line to the Pacific will DO open for business in
ls7O
The provided for the construction Of this Grea
National Work ample The United States grants
Its Six Per Cent Bonds at the rate OF from to
stS 200 per mile. for which 1t takes second lien as
security. and receives payment to large II the
full extent Of its claim In services These bonds are
Issued qoss So twenty mile section Is finished, and
after II has been examined by United States Commits
sioners and pronounced to DO In all respects first
class road, thoroughly supplied with depos, repair
shops stations, and all the necessary rolling stock
other equipments.
The United States also makes a donation Of H. 800
acres Of land to the mile, which will be a source of
he PlatteValley Is among the most fertile In the world
and other large portions covered with heavy pine
forests and abound In coal Of the best quality.
The Company also authorized to issue Its Flint
Mortgage Bonds to amount equal to the issue OF the
Government, and no more Hon. Z. D. Morgan and
Hon. cakes Ames Trustees for the Bondholders,
and deliver the Bonds to the Company only the work
progresses SO that they always represent an actual
and productive value.
Tho authorised capital Of the Company is One Hun
been paid In upon tho work already done.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

THENEw STEAM ESdINE,&c.-The new Friend
ship steamer was subjected to a final trial last
week In the presence Of Engineer Brady, of the
Baltimore department, and other experienced
hremen. The engine worked most satisfactorily,
and the transfer of the engine to the company
will be completed as soon as some necessary
legal formaIitles can be complied with. The
Hydraullon company meet Tomorrow night to
chose officers.
RAILBoAns.s,Ail eur railroads are now doing
a business unusually good for this season OF the
year.
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF lS6s-The opening
Sabbath of the year passed by most quietly In
Alexandria. The churches had congreg ationa
larger than usual, and In all the churches the
resident pastors officiated. In the afternoon at
the Catholic church the Sunday school children
assembled, and a distribution of premiums Tor
diligence In Sunday school exercises were dis
tributed. Many little heart was made glad by
the reception OF one Of the rewards Of merit.
TABLEAux.-The interesting spectacle OF To
biedur Vtpdnts was repeated at Mr. Kemper's
school room on Friday night, the scholars taking
part, Those present express much delight at the
exhibition.
An incendIary attempt to burn the fFame build.
ing at the corner made by the intersection Of
West, Commercs and Prince streets, belonging
to Mr.. j, W, Atkinson, but occupied by colored
man, named John Hackley, as a shoemaker's
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BRAuREoARp TAKEN PRISONER BY THE KING
on THR SECOND PRECINcT.-A colored man who
said his name was Beauregard, and nothing else,
was brought before Justice Thompson last Sat-
urday, charged with having In his possession a
dead duck, The evidenced showed that he had
jumped out OF his wagon on the Seventh street
road. near the Park Hotel, killed the duck, and
carried 1t off. Beauregard, 1t further appears,
was taken prisoner by the king Of the Second
claimed by a lady near the station-house as her
property was surrendered to her by order OF the
Justice, Beauregard was locked up for a few
hours In dark cell, and then permitted to make
an inglorious retreat.
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CONCERT AND PRIZE PRHsEsrATIos.-Madame
Kretschmar, assisted by able musical talent, will
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, next Wednesday
evening. This will DO followed by an address
be- he ppeseutstion. 10 PIesdent Yobnssn w nv
Hon. W. Z. Robinson, Of New York, the hand
some cane voted at the fair Of the church OF the
to Equal Division, No. 8, Sons OF Temp and
the base ball voted to the Olympic Base Ball
Club, to be presented by Hon. Mr.. Carey, Of Ohio.
The proceeds of this entertainment VIII be do.
mated for the benefit of the poor of tho Catholic
Church. We wish they may have full house.
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Furniture.
VENUE HOUSE,
CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE

n AZ " IL " U
CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
The only establishment Of the kind In the country
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONS ABOUT FuRSIsHISa HousEs
ut,,, AND ROOMS,
LONE PRICE SYSTEM
And marked every article In plain figures at the lowest
cash price, am now offering the largest and most
oFrIcE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IN, n. CARPETS, BBpDING, SHADES, &c. &c. f.,
In adopting the ,,,, a,-.,-
nave made reduction on all my GOODS Of from d
70 per cent below the usual prices. Having about
pleteNdtts OF - " ~
PARLoR FURNITURE,
consisting OF Brocatelle. Velvet, Plush, Reps and
Halt Cloth, and Chambers of nnest Walnut, Ma
h0gany, OAK and Cottage Suits take pleasure In In
s,IY any psiDSns friends. and ths public ssRSIs
with those Of any other house In the United States
W. b. M0sES,
,m Avenue House,
deeSl.lw Corner Seventh and Market space.
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LxcruRn AT CAn4oLL HALL. = Hon. Enoch
Lowe, ex-governor Of Maryland, but now resi-
dent OF New York, delivered . lecture last night
tan idss Of liberty, and tSs 81 he "a.
thD,is SnSrsh upSan, rod ss sstanton
gard to its Views Of liberty The Catholic Church
was not and never had been hostile to human
shs on ths
she was the mother Of arts, and without her
there would be no civilization. She acknowl-
soul OF man pants for liberty, but his conscience
will tell him that 10 10 not license. The knowl-
edge Of the true God alone can give us solid lib
The speaker dwelt for some time upon the
republics Of antiquity, they, were founded in
we5 an nen s~e az
moral IDEAS was the rule, and the brotherhood Of
mankind was not recognized. Athens alone,
slaves. Aristotle had left an opinion on record
speaker next advertcd 20 the rise OF the church
Roman %a E%pi GS he The So 2, 'e of
raRrS r Vim q aes ss a Ssp IN ss
Church Of Rome had saved civilization. She
Middis Ass! She could only sppesi 70 mans
II l. well understood that the Catholic Church
some Of her members sre not nee from Tie In
frmlties Of human nature. The bad acts Of .
spiritual head could not be charged upon the
church. Daniel OConnel had said that the faith
Of st. Patrick was not inconsistent with the
highest aspirations OF liberty.
Tho Pope did not claim that the temporal
power was Inherent In the spiritual. The Catho-
lie Church did not advise revolution. She had
no hand In the late American struggle between
The Church neither taught that slavery was
right OF that It was wrong. God had, perhaps,
She would wait and bidc her fine; but in his own
opinion, slavery was opposed to the highest law
national liberty 10 more In conformity with the
spirit OF the Church.
The Church to-day is frcer in America than It
pU t.y rSn acS p,iSsc
right Ia given to the multitude.
He next spoke Of the attempts to dethrone the
Pope, and while he did not uphold the temporal
power Of the Pope he asked, shall We honor
baldi by the side Of Washington The Church
will never do this. The question now agitating
Italy Is not question to be solved by q handful
OF people on the Italian peninsula. The question
is, shnll the spiritual head OF two hundred mil
daribaldi and his red republicans. The speaker
alluded to what the Church had done to enamel.
pate woman. The Church has ever loved art
because u faithfully reflects the spiritual aspira-
At the conclusion, he said that II disaster came
to nations, II would not be through the Church.
II human liberty be turned back, It will not be
The hall was densely crowded, and the audi.
tion, and frequently interrupted him with aP.
plause. We regret that we cannot furnish full
sketch OF the lecture.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

LECTURE PoR THE Kelley or THE WORKING
PEoPLE.-On Wednesday evening, the l+th in
slant, II. Clay Preuss, esq, q well-known phi
lanthropic gentleman Of this city, will deliver
one Of his interesting and eloquent lectures, un-
at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh treet, the entire
net, proceeds to be applied to the relief Of the
Destitute working people Of Washington. Sub.
ment." This 10 praiseworthy undertaking, and
we sincerely urge on all who have mite to
attend. The lecture will be good one.
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Mr., Coprad's. in Prince George county, Nd. on
Thursday, January Q, 1885, Of pneumonia, Mrs ELIZA
OkFfIrn, aged rs years,
On Friday, 50 inst, at 4 o'clock a. m. Catherine
PLoREsOB, twin daughter Of Thomas l.. aud florence
Z, Miller, after short but painful illness
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unreasonable weather, which naturally causes
nearly every person TO feel bad, we learn, In
making our reportorial rounds through the city,
disease, pneumonia, In our midst, as well as q
touch Of smallpox in the First ward, in the
pnrtea Nv The sanitsrv nf,eep Of the Ti,s, .r re-
Mr.. Harris, on Saturday morning last, three col.
ored persons having died OF this horfid disease
up to that time. Very many are Ill with pneu-
monia, some Of them dangerously.
Persons should be very careful not to throw
aside their heavy garments during the kind OF
impure. They should also, II possible, refrain
from over-exertionj as by sudden cooling off, q
severe cold may be induced, which, u not prop.
ensue. Keep the head cool, the feet warm, and
the body comfortable, and severe illness will
generally be averted.
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Canes and Umbrellas.

WALKING CANES AND UMBRRLLAs-CHAs.
w ). PEAhCE, manufacturer Of Canes aud UNI
ppreilas, No. Y2S Pennsylyania avenue, between
ES o,I and Fifteenth streets. above wiisrd's
Canes. Umbrellas and Parasois repaired. dee-lm
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The ORIGINAL FRASc, the Cheapest Man in this
city. Good Merino Undershirts and Drawers, cents
80 CENTS 90 cents, 70 cents. % cents, and d. Good
White Shirts from % cents up. Good Paper Collars
locents per box three boxes for % cents Imitation
Linen Collars, two boxes for % cents Best shaks-
peare Collars, D cents box. Best 6ray's Collars,
Is cents 4 box, mote, Do Gray's.) Good Cotton
Socks cents pair, at Francs Popular Gents Fur
nishing Store, ti Seventh street, between and 4.
four doors above Odd Fellows Hall. ms
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

HousRBREAKINa.-LastF Friday night an at
tempt was made to break into the store Of Mr..
John Kennearly, located In the valley at the foot
of M street, the line Of the main road leading
to this city, The thief confined his operations
to the front door, and bored three holes around
the lock, thereby weakening that fastening SO
that but little difioulty would have been encoun-
tered had 1t not been for an Iron bar that was
also put up on the inside, In addition to the
been used In attempting 10 force the hinges off.
As an entrance was not effected no property was
ans rah the ssSSnd Ss%R which ,b has been
weeks.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

Amy MEDICAL MUsEUM.-Surgeon General
Barnes, in his annual report, In speaking OF the
Army Medical Museum In the building formerly
known as Ford's Theatre, says that there have
been added to the surgical and anatomical section
1856 specimens, to the medical section 50, to the
microscopicAl section 1853, and to the section of
comparative anatomy 500 specimona during the
year. The optire number oatalogued 10 s,bt2. A
small appropriation will be required to continue
and preserve this invaluable collection.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

A BETTER APPEARAScE.-On Saturday even
ing last we noticed fine group OF the officers OF
Equal Division In their Official regalia at their
new hall, Inisuigencsr building, as photographed
by Mr.. John Goldin, No. Market Space. They
present much better appearance than some of
them did couple Of years since, and they will
tell you why, we venture 10 assert,
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PaEsEsTATIoS,-Al large number of clerks OF
the Record office of the War Department assem-
bled at a restaurant on q street, near Seven
Captain Uhafies A. MeLaughlin, Shfef oIerE Of
the Record office, a handsome gold watch and
chain, as q token Of their esteem and respect.
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PETITION TO CosoRBss.-On Saturday Mr..
Richard Emmons placed In the hands OF Hon.
Mr.. Carey, the following petition Of nearly ave
hundred workmen Of the Washington navy yard
for presentation to Congress;
Whereas the honorable Secretary Of the Navy,
In consequence Of the resolution OF your honor.
able body OF November 20, 1851, has issued orders
TO suspend most Of the work In the navy yard,
thereby making IL necessary to discharge q
corresponding number Of employees In the said
yards, and thus causing want and suffering to a
large number Of individuals during the most In.
Of the Washington navy yard, petition and most
humbly, pray that your honorable body would
yard to 20 on az usual
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EvRRETP LYoEuM.-The following persons
were chosen officers Of this Lyoeum ut meeti ny
held at Columbian College, Law Building, on
president, j. r. Imbrll; secretary, Worth Spates,
treasurer, L, M. Soper; editor, Glendour Mcdairy;
sergeant-at-arms, 4. NJ. Gibson.
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AProISTEp.-Mr.G George s. Parker, of Boston,
abandoned property in the office Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, Vice Samuel II. Kaufman re-
signed. Mr.. Parker has been assistant to Mr..
Kaufman for some years past In that office.
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MARNIED,
nURn.

BY Rev Dr.. j, X. Wilson, Joas y. oIMsfSip, d
New York, to HANNAH N. sIoaI, youngest dauah
terpf tho late VIM. Story, Of Indiana.
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The First Reformed congregation have pur.
chased of the Trinity Episcopal church OF this
city the church at the corner Of Sixth and
streets, and will hereafter hold services there
Services In German will be held In the morning
and In English In the evening.
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DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Mr John johnson, ST.,
we regret to record, Is seriously Ill at his resi-.
dence, from the effects Of pneumonia. M. John
son is prominent and respected Citizen and Is
very popular as a leading and shining light In
the temperance cause OF this city.
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE

LADIES, You can receive. for the sum OF
ONE DOLLAR,
SIX, heFiao. and Alpaca Dresses, shawls, Balmo.
rails, Linen Goods, Embossed Table Covers. Watches,
Jswelry, Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Machines, &c,
send clubs Of ton more, with ten cents for each de-
scTpsive check and the getter mp Of the club will re
eelve present worth " 10 $500, according 10 number
sent. Agents wanted everywhere, Circular sent
Tree PARKER co. successors 10 GRAHAM CO
u and " Federal street, Boston, W. !