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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
psg- Last week we published tho /,

psS' Last week we published the ar rest of Afr. Campbell, local editor of the Memphis Avalanche. Since that time Col Galloway, chief editor of that paper
 has been arrested and confined in jail, for no greater offence than ccnsuring Judge Hunter; for his high handed procedure against his associate. The purpose of the Little Radical Judge, who has no more brains than deeency, was evidently to si- lence this fearless outspcaking journal. But Hunter reckoned without his host, for no sooner was Mat Galloway in jail than his wife, Mrs. Fannie Galloway, mounted the editorial chair, and hurled apon the offending Judge, the thunder bolts of a wife's indignation and noble woman's contempt of such radical spleen and judicial meanness. This is another example of the beauties of radical rule; let the press but speak out in opposition to fraud, theft, or incompetency, and 10 lby order of lmbecile judges it is silenced. Let radical meanness be reproved, and i'm prisonment is the result 1t is thus in Tennessee, and there are those who would assist in bringing Arkansas into the same condition, but thank God they are few. To-day the great heart of the State, our State, we are proud to call her, is beating with gladness, because of the triumph of principle over passion. Radicalism wal lows in the dust--Arkansas has declared for white mans government. The con stitution, we are confident, is defeated unlike poor Tennessee, we will not have Radicals to rule over as, silencing opposi- ton, muzzling the press, and inprisonine those who dare condemn their rascalty
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
ps-Our Washington special says 'it

RTAOur Washington special says "it is not believed in well-informed cir cles that the Senate dare convict the President" on any such charges as those preferred against him. That, we think. depends entirely on circum- stances. If the Jacobin majority in the Senate arc of opinion that the people of the United States will quietly ac- quiesce in the removal of Andrew Johnson on the ground that he did not yield implicit obedience to the nncon- stitutional tenure of office bill, they are certain to do it, for the Radical leaders long to see all impediments to Congressional absolutism put out of the way. The impeachment trial will not be decided until an opportunity has been had of feeling the popular pulse, and the decision will be in &C., cordanoe herewith. He who looks for justice, patriotism, or \ regard for their oath of office from Radical Con- gressmen has observed the course of national legislation te little purpose during the last few years. If the peo- pie show bold front for liberty and the Constitution, the President will not be removed otherwise he will.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

nA. Just before going to press we re- ceived the following returns of the elec- tion from a friend: St. Francis, 1S5 against constitution; Cross, Poinsett, Craighead, Green, each estimated 150 against consti- tuition; Crittenden, 400 for constitution; Woodruff, 4os against constitution; Jack son. 29I against constitution; Independ ence, l03 against constitution In Phillips no whites voted; yet 50 majority against at Clarendon.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
$2 50 Per Day, or SIP 00Per Week
star Confectionary and Billiard
 Saloon,

BUENA VISTA STREET. NEXT DOOR TO t$c BURNEY'S DRUG STORE. Where can be found at all times cakes, can dies oysters, can fruits raisins, nuts, cheese, and all the little delicaeies" generally found in first class confectioueries.
 Attached to the house Is large and com modious Billiard Saloon. where those fond of participating in the game of Billiards, can have an opportunity of so doing at twenty five cents per game.
 EsS~ Give us a call and you will go away satisfod
 JAMES NJ RUnISELL,
 c. T. THOMPSON.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rNo all men whom it may concern. take mo- Il tiee, that will at the next term of the Probate Court of Prairie county, ia be holden at the town of Brownsville, in said county, on the .lsth day of April, 1868, apply for an order 10 sell all the lands be- longing to the estate of B. NJ. Barnes, dec'd. in said county to pay debts.
 T. J. BARNES, Admr.
 of estate B. M Barnes, dec'd March lith, iS6S,-4t
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
FOR SALE.

ONb Twenty-Five Horse Power Portable Steam Engine. in running order, and nearly new; also, an excellent Corn Mill. capable of grinding twenty bushels of corn per hour.
 The above will be sold on terms to suit the times. For particulars, enquire at the Des Are Mill. march [, lS6S-tf.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
THE ELECTION.

The news from all parts of the state from which We have heard is of the most encouraging character The record of Prairie county is made against that infa. nous Constitutions; the record of the state will be the same. To what will the poor, omce-seckiug Rads resort to next in Arkansas; they are beaten with all their ability to steal, palm votes, and swindle in every possible way. The majority will be ten thousand against them. We are free to say that had fair vote been taken the majority woald have been at least third larger. We speak advisedly when we say fraud was practiced. At this poll we saw negroes vote who were less than 19 years old; and when their votes were challenged they were not prevented from voting, but allowed on the plea that it was too late to challenge. Again, a white man and ne- gro were registered at the same time and place in an adjoining county; the white
 
 man offered his vote and it was not accent ed, the negro was allowed to vote. Is not this palpable fraud? yes, all for --the pur- pose of carrying the election in favor of constitution, and elevating to place those who have no qualification for office beyond their political opinions, But they are de- feated, and every honest man rejoices that 1t is so. The poor negro wns duped into their support, fooled into illegal voting; yet the means were not sufficient to reach their ends. They must hang the..r heads m shame, and insthe modification of their souls, if they have souls, mourn their de- feat; for, alas. they can never rise from the grave to which the voice of the white men of Arkansas has consigned them Alas! 2 for Montgomery, for Hinds, for Roots, and the smaller lights of the Radical camp, there is for them nc fatness; the constitu. ton defeated, they are thwarted in their purposes and must now feed upon other fish. Let the people of Arkansas prepare to attend the funeral ofthe pct ofthe Rad ical household, lay the constitution in the grave, and bury it so deep that fathers Bowen, Kinds, Hodges and Brooks will asver look upon it again.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
CENTRAL HOTEL.
 ,63 and 69 Adams street, MEMPHIS, TENN.

ESy- This House, formerly known as the HARDWICK, has recently been enlarged by the addition of the adjoining building, be- longing to Dr. Watkins, giving it the capacity to rank amoug the first class houses of the city. The entire building has been furnished with new furniture. carpets. etc., under the proprietorshp of G. B. MEpLlN ]. NJ. Rur- LEDeE, JNo. K. WATKINS, and A, HAIGHT, of Elmira, N. r., an experienced hotel man.
 The location is most desirable, being about the ceater, and also the most healthy portion of the city.
 ,fa We promise the fare to be as good and well precared as that of any other Hotel
 The rates of board have been reduced to $2 50 Per Day, or SIP % Per Week
 The Dining Room is under the charge of Mons. P. P. Pdoli, late of White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
 The Office is under the charge of Jno. Nail, of Haywood County, and Thos. J. Shaw, of Fayette County.
 We respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends and the travelling public.
 fcb22tf MEDLIN, RUTLEDGE X co
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
MAYNARD SPORTING RIFLES.

Manufactured by Massachusetts Armsl Co.,, Caicopee Falls, Mass. These celebrated tar get and sporting Rifles, which for convenience, accuracy & penetration. have secured repu- tation beyond that of any other brecch loading arm: may be obtained directly from the man ufacturers, on the most favorable terms. Cir culars with description. price list and TAR GET REPRESENTATIONS, will be sent, on request hy letter. addressed as above.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

TMPORTANT.-F Farmers and planters for
 | warding their addresses will receive n pamphlet and almanac for 1868, gratis. and prepaid, with price list of BONE DUST, NJ TR0-PHOSPHATE OF LIME, DOUBLE RE- FINED POUDREI TIE, &e.--the cheapest and bes fertilizers in the world, Address, THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO, 66 Cortlandt street. New York
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
 M MANiioop AND THE EidoR or YOUTH RESTORED IN f WEEKS.
SUCCESS GUARANTEED.

DR. RECORDS Essence of Life restores manly power. from whatever cause arising, ihe effects of early pernicious habits, sell abuse iupotency and climate, give way at once to this wonderful medicine, If taken regularly according to the directions (which are simple and require no restraint of business or pleasure, Failure is impossible. Sold in bottles, at s. or quantities in one for S9. To be had only ofthe sole appointed agent in America. M slrtty .sssell, as i.4
 HERMAN GERITZEN. 205 2d ave. N. '.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
CMALL FRUIT MANUAL gives F years O

1rn ACHES IN SMALL FRUlTS.--A good ICV stock of plants for sale at wholesale or retail. For SlU, p Philadelphia, 25 Stinger, 25 Jucunda, Strawberries; Thornless, l2 Doolittle, l2 Philadelphia, Raspberries; 6 Wilson Early, 6 Kittatinny, Blackberries; Hartford, Concord, and Iona Grape vines All warranted genuine and to reach the pur- chaser by mail. For other prices, etc., send for Descriptive Catalogue.
 JOHN $. COLLINS, Moorestown, NJ.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, MATCH 10. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat held firmly at S2 50. Corn firm at S4 to S6c. Rye steady at S2 70. Tobacco steady Jugs S4 90 to II 9. Pork S23 50. Bulk shoulders l0c; sides l2c ba- con clear sides IA to l4t4c. Lard l54c. Sugar cured hams IT to lSc.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

The Council Chamber and city calaboose of Columbus, Kentucky, were sold at Sherifrs sale the other day --the first mentioned for Sl25, and the last for Sll. The Council Chamber was bid ia by Mayor Vance for the city.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

The lynching investigation at Frankfort, Kentucky, was brought to close last week. Four of the parties accused were sent up. The rest were discharged.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
Looms for Weaving Face Side up.

The Bridesburg Manufacturing Go. are pre- pared to furnish their new improved Looms for weaving goods face side up. They also offer their well known Cotton and Woolen Machinery. including their NEW sELF-ACT- ING MULES for Wool, at reduced prices Address, No. 65 North Front street,
 Pbiladelphia, Pa.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
N. H. B BARNETT. n AEER.
 And General Repairer.

Will repair Old Harness, or make aew ones. Also, repair Saddles, Shop--opposite ''cirI- ZEN oFrIcs.n
 Des Are, Ark, May 25, lsG7--tf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

NOYE'S BUFFALO MILL FURNISHING IN ESTABLiSMENT.-Ala Manufactures French Burr Mill Stones, Portable Grist and Flour ing Mills, Corn Mills and Feed Mills for Farm and Plantation use; Smut Machines and Sep arators, Improved Turbine Water Wheels, Proof Staffs, Hoisting Screws, Spindles, Flour Packers, Iron Boltin- Reels and lhill Picks, with every description of hill Gearing, from the best patterns now in use.
 Constantly on hand large supply of Bolt ing Cloths. saf5eau
 Send for catalogue and descriptive circular.
 Address, JOHN T. NOYE,
 }8a -}tH ltls Buffalo N r.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
AMIGOS

AMIGOS! gNl 1-anb
 TLree magniacently Illustrated medical books containing important Physiological lnforma- ton, for men and women, sent free on receipt of 25c, by addressing the Secretary of the New York Medical University, No. 30 Clinton Place New York City,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
CLOVER LEAF PLANE IRONS.

NTANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY lN US, under REYNOLDS PATENTS For tempering Steel, possess the following supe- rior qualities:
 l. They are tempered the same in the cen ter as at the edges 1. Tn ?. They hold a fine cutlery temper until the iron is worn out B. There are no soft spots in them. 4. One of these Irous will outwear four or five Irons tempered the old way.
 5. They are sold at the same price of other Irons.
 6. Every Iron is warranted tp possess the above qualities or no sale. 4 We hereby authorize all Hardware Dealers to allow their customers to try our Irons, and if not perfectly satisfactory. refund price paid and charge Irons back 10 us. if Every PLANE IRON made by us bears our GLOVE. LEAF R''4'rAA' TRADE MARX
 REYNOLDS, BARBER X CO.,,
 Aa STEEL ~EMPERiSe WORKS,
 aa4.n,l Auburn, N. Y.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

TNRIvALLRD PORTABLE FRENC H IL Burr Stone Milis, of all sizes, for grind ing various kinds of grain, Coffee. Spices, Plaster, and Paint Address,
 s.N PRBNTlSS & CO.,.
 sfe West ssth st., \. Y.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
SIT. LOUIS MARKET
ST LOUIS. March 16.

..ts.f ST LOUIS, March 10.
 Tobacco steady and unchanged. Flour firm but quiet; superfine S7 20 to 90. Corn inactive and lower at S7 to soc. Oats dull at 69 to 72c. Rye steady and firm at S1 70. Barley S2 65. Bulk sides l31ac; bacon very dull {; shoulders 1024 to He; sugar cured hams l6 to l7c. Lard dull at If to 111.c
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

mn mn WISCONSIN HOP ROOFS; l0,- IUU, ,UUU 900 Thornless Black Cap Rasp- berry We will furnish as good terms as anybody else, perhaps better. these roots, in any quantity. Prompt answers to inquiries
 Apply early--these roots are scarce. Address
 POST MASTER, West Maccdon, N. l..
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

A GENTS wANTED.-For Four New and "A Valuable articles of daily consnmption- Address, with stamp, Jos. L. Rouizahn, Fred erick City Md.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
COL. CHAMpE CARTER,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Real Estate and Land Agent Bryan, Texas. will give prompt attention to business in all portions of Inc StAte. . ... -.----------
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

XIT ANTED,- Travelling Agents, to sell an
 w article needed in every family Hard ware and Grocery stores will buy them. Ad- dress, with stamp, Buurae, Damon X Knowles Cleveland, 0.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

for having opposed the Lecompton swindle. It transpired during the de- bate that the purpose of the bill does not remove the disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth article.
 Mir. Beck made a point. that under the Garland case, the Supreme Court had decided that the General Amnesty did work, as proposed by this bill.
 Mr. Bingham said the Supreme Court could only decide cases which came up before it, but could make no decision which would operate on the House or Senate. After this opposi- ton from an unexpected quarter, and without action, the House adjourned.
 SENATE.-In the Senate, the Georgia Convention asks loan of Sl00O00.
 The South Carolina Convention asks the repeal. of the duties on rice. and more negroes want assistance to go to Liberia. ,. f.
 Mr. Fowler introduced bill for a survey of the Mississippi from Cape Giradeau, Mo-, to the mouth, for the location of levee lines, and an appro- priation of S251000 for the same. ep
 The Committee on Commerce repor. ted an amendment to the House Tax bill, retaining the tax on turpentinc sugar retineries, candies and confec- tionery, after which the Senate adjourn nf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
LOUISVILLE MARKET.

IJUUIS LILLE, NIUTCH IVs Tobacco quiet; sales'7l hhds com mon Jugs to medium leaf So to 16. Cotton 23 to 231sc. Flour, supertine, SS 50 to s 75. Oats in bulk 6S to FOG. Corn dull and unchanged. Lard. tieives, 15c. Mess pork is held at S24, Bacon shoulders AllyRc; clear sides I4lsc bulk meats dull and nominal,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
REYNOLDS, BARBER X CO.,. AH STEEL ~~EAPERiSe WORKS,
 aH 5n,t Auburn, N. Y.

TRENTON TOBACCO USERS .-The Ap- A petite for Tobacco destroyed by using Orton's Preparation. Send stamp for Cireu- lar. Address
 c. E. COTTON, Box l14S Portland, Maine.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
Latest Improved Drop Box POW FIR Loo M $

Spooling. Winding, Beaming, Drying, and Sizing Machines, Self-Acting Wool scouring Machines, Hydra Extractors. Also Shatting, Pulleys and Sclf-0iling Adjustable Hangers, manuf Il by THOS. WOOD, 2lO6 Wood st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21

a 0On n00 GRAPE VINE CUTTINGS. ,, UUU, UUU Concord, Hartford, Ives Seeding and Norton Virginia, cheaper than anywhere else Also 500.00o Grape Vines of all varieties. Send stamp for price list and Essay. pr. H. sNnhVphh, ,,
 Bloomington, III.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
DEFORM FOR LADIES. MADAME h JUMELS MAMMARlAL BALM

and PATENT BREAST ELEVATOR, deyel- opes the bust physiologcally. Depot, 907, Broadway New York. Send stamp for par ticulars. Sold at Druggists and Ladies fur nishing stores everywhere.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
Agents wanted Everywhere.

Both local and travelling. male and fcmaie steady employment the year round; business new, light and desirable; no capital required: For particulars, address Willard Co., io' Canal st., NY.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-03-21
DISSOLUTION.

.DASSOLUTION. The law firm of Morton Vaughan was this day dissolved by mutual consent, The busi- ness of the firm willremain in the hands, and under the control of II. P. Vaughan, who is authorized to manage and settle the business connected herewith
 Des Arc, March 17th 1S6s-2l-ft
 GEO K MORTON. HORACE P VAUGHAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21
FRANCE.

Approaching Marriage OF Adeiina PattI-Eu-
Ecnie's Letter To In Diva-AmerIcans the
Ice-Dafcnce Of NapoieOn's Position.
The mail reports from Paris by the Weser state that
the marriage OF Mile. Patti and the Marquis de Cdur
TIM arranged "La Diva's' fortune amounts 70
Gao, 0oo Her Majesty the Empress had written con.
gra,ulatory letter Mile. Patti in which she has ex.
pressed the pleasure with which she will receive the
great artist nj court as Marquse do Caux.
The Seine was entirely frozen over This has not
CURED FOR twenty years. Tho lakes on the Bots
crowded with skaters
young American lady, MISS Beckwi attracts much
attention by the agility and grace with which she
cuies With hor skates the difficult figures Their
Aacsties watch MISS Beckwths evolutions With great
interest.
The Paris MoneSr contains decree ordering the pub
lcaon OF the declaration signed December "a by France
and Luxembourg.
The Paris CorsJonnel says that the speeches OF the
Emperor are often the subject Of perfdious comments
II contradcs those persons who endeavor discover
hidden meaning and reserve 10 the OF friend
ship exclaimed openly and frrnkiy between tho En-.
Germany. Never cordial congratulations ex-
changed on the occasan OF the Year between the
Emperor Napoleon aud the other soveregns of Europe
The King OF Italy, among others, addressed most
friendly despatch to the Emperor.
The distribution OF prizes TO the successful compet
tors al the Paris Exhibition took place at the Tuiless
NJ Rouher announced that three chief prizes we're
awarded to the Emperors Of Russia Of Austria for
their great improvements In horse broedng the
Emp or the French for his establishments and I'm
provements for the benefit OF agriculture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21
GERMANY.

Commercial Report OF tho ZoIlverein-Im.
neU-e Development nj Trade.
The central Office or the Zoveren issued report on
German u AIDE 1so6. It appears from this document
that the imports and exports OF manufactured iron are
nearly equal, while few years ago scarcely any
iron goods At all exported from Germany. This
result is chiefly attributable the dove Top.
mont Ia late OF the facture OF iron 10 Prus.
which country now supplies nearly the whole OF
Germany with iron and steel goods The following
figures which take from the report show the pres.
ent lourishng condition OF German trade in these
goods In 1886 tho imports OF iron orc amounted to
% million cwt, and the exports 10 ~ million; the
imports OF wrought iron bars TO 2o2 900 cwL, and IN
exports TO 200 600 the imports Of rails TO 1000 and
the exports TO The imports OF steel TO 1000
and the exports to SO oo0 the imports OF iron and steel
wire TO % 000 aud the exports to 7o0o OF polished
iron and steel plates, which very difficult
ufacture, 400 cwt only imported while 5000
exported The imports Of common iron and steel goods
such as stoves, &C, amounted to 1876, 000 aud the
exports Se7, 900 cwt OF the best kind OF iron
goods 600 cwt imported. and % 600 exported
and the exports ana imports OF needles, pens and
Other small articles were equal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21

Thomas W. Jacks, proprietor OF the International
Hotel at the corner Of William and New Chambers
s,rcets arrested Saturday night last by oicsr
Law, Of the Third District Court squad, upon
warrant issued by Justice Mansfield, on
plant OF Robert worthnston, managing clerk
In the house furnishing store OF +. y.
Bassford. charging Jacks with larceny by trick and
device. under the following circumstances: The com
painsnt states that tho 13th inst Jacks called At tho
STORE above mentioned and, introducing himself rs the
proprietor Of the International Hotel stated that be
wished TO purchase bill OF crockery and house fur
nlsning goods, which he selected 70 the amount OF
1900 81 and directed that trey should be sent 70 the
nolel where, upon tneir delivery they would be paid
for. Complainant so sent them on the following day
In charge Of ons Alexander Spccrs another clerk TO
whom Jacks delivered payment check for $500 o.,
tne amount Of the bill, drawn on Howes,
Macy Co, bankers, wall street. pay
sos 10 Edward y. Bassiord, and dated
January H. 1865, which check Jacks signed n
speers presence Subsequently on the following day,
Jacks sent uessspger TO tue complainant with re-
guest tna the cneck should not be presented Tor pay
hlept un.i January 10. Complainant aid not present
nni the lst1, wnen the paying teller ia the ONCE OF
Howes hacv Co.. pronounced II 10 be fraud, and
stated That Jacks had with their house aud
never had, or any moneys deposit with Thorn. Upon
the goods described o. feoniousiy obtained and upon
her refusing 20 70 40 search warrant was issued by
authority OF which officers Law aud Didway visited the
premises on Sunday afternoon and seized the urnturs
crockofy and glass ware the value OF f485 which
they brought TO tie Third District Court and handed
over TO the complainant Tho defendant Jacka stands
committed foI Examination