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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24

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the tone assumed by some OF the newspapers
published inside the State limits. If they
were carpet-baggers from Maryland, or ma
tive scaawags, they could not do worse in
their attempts to bring discredt upon the
proud little Diamond" of the border
Hark, for instance, to sentiments such as
these -
The DelaUarean, Democratic organ at
Dover, pronounces our noble State House,
precious heritage of our fathers, descended
from the great families of ante-diluvlan
times, "the nastiest and shabbtest place of
s'the kind to be found in the United States,''
What is this but an attempt to bring dis
credit upon us?
The Smyrna Times pronounces the whip
ping-post ''relic of barbarism." 1t says
further, that few years ago "the scourgngs
''were barbarous to an extent that would
NOW be intolerable.
The Clayton Herald declares its purpose
under certain circumstances, ''to remove to
'some other State, where we can have the
sbenefits of school for our children" What
is this but an attack on our excellent and
efficient school system?
The Sussex Journal, Democratic organ of
Southern Delaware, says that:
delaware has 10 free schools education
is shamefully neglected 'Tis no use TO
mince at it. Let US face the truth and shame
the devil. We are behind. Sussex county
has no schools, at least they are as near
nothing as can be- Our public men with
few exceptions are cold, selfish and indiffer
ent."
Now we protest against these things.
These slanderers must be whipped. They
will pretend, perhaps, in extenuation, that
their assertions are true! So much the
worse; they have no right to say anything
but compliments concerning their own State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24

THE WITHDRA WAL OF GOLD.
Mr. Morton proposes that in order to get
enough gold in the Treasury to make re-
sumption a safe step, it shall be saved up,or
as it will probably be called, "hoarded y
The question arises, whether under the op
Grafton of this process; the amount of gold
in the country will not be so greatly drawn
upon, as to render the amount outstanding
very small, and capable of being controlled
by spectators, to the great damage of i'm
porters and others who must have some for
the daily transaction of business. An arti-
Gle from the New York Sun, elsewhere
printed, takes this view.
In his speech, however, Mr.. Morton gives his
answer to this objection. He says "When
'sthe government fixes the time for the re-
''demption OF the greenback notes, those
"who have been boarding gold will think
s.the time to sell 1t has come, for if they
"hold 1t till the time of redemption comes,i
twill be worth no more than greenbacks. y
He anticipates that the amount thus hoard
ed among the public is large, and that the
definite certainty of the greenbacks being
brought to par will set it free, and put it,
first into the gold market, and finally, as
redemption approaches, into circulation as
money.
These are different anticipations Of what
will occur under the influence of the same
operation. Whether Senator Morton is
right, or those who object to his bill, must
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

Ts tahe eHees susdsys. lsth inss.' ~ 80 Pm.
.pAssxraxR TRAIN TsXvEs DAILY q $50 ,. n,
skins connsctons With Train for ycseur sns
vish Dc Missspp Central Railroad nor ns MORN sno
1xdcoruopATIOH TRAINS LEAVE on SUNDAYS
.xs.lo eoine BrookhsysnL Beturntngt leave
Srcckhsvsn q S:sD A = On noNDAYs, arriving IN Ssv
osanS = sy Tchs sss eeeS for lfsn sf Saturday Or Sun
Az ssnS nsssS ss1 tsni q Sunday o nssdas south
fs5idIf SSzH LEAyss DAILY s'1'''' s',A''s
- - = = .s~uxya 4 m 0e,ev,l Supsrinssndsnk
iiSES 9oHdE 6S1ai ksshs Assnk
a-9 -. WASS. 0sssl IisaspsTsssss AsssA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
sHERIFF's SALES.


HENRY EICHEL vs.. TERRANCE COYLE. FATHER
q the miner Mary Ann cGys and Bernard MSpss9nsn. ham,
tTict Court for the Parish Of Orisans-No. "a
BIZ e. % vii e &. f .s :ns cons :cas
proceed ssn a public sacon, shs Mschsns Auc-
somhea.e Streets in De ssoond District Of iHs city, on
Iof 81 asshsi with all the
budinss and Improvements thereon, rghs privegea
Sss 3. 4 %
Fourth District Of this city in the boun led BY Second
BY the number eighteen plan made By r soehsussu.
late e % dated q svsny Of is sS and de-
this city, as plan No. 80
Public Landing running boundary line Of lot No.
having depth ON the side line Of lot No IL Of seventy
and SIX on having
Width on the line dividing Il from 10. No sof.xsny Ave
property scNpred sy hs dssndants herein
j. Y Ds III
Seized In the above suit
THOs. L. MAXWELL.
oc3l po6 80 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
MRS ;,, tSaIs EyEEsasO Is r. vs. s.ssAnS
= NJ d.ss.d 3 Il. Si Il. IN ss
fw procssd 70 sell At public auction the Msrchsnts
and Auctolsss E.chsns. ssyal street between Canal
SATURDAY December IL lsss. Il O'Clock H., hy fol.
0zias saS5R; 81 together with all
the and IN pro- .1 ss;sn a. and %
sss the once Of %
Which square bounded by Lspsyrou.. oprag Miro and
rom ans Rns By % s
ssm hsgneI & notary public Of TINS city, on the eleventh
Seized In the above suit.
~ rxRns-Cash on the spot
no13 28 del2 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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BOARDING.

DOARD-THE LARGE HOUSE NOS Al AND 43
ID Bourbon street. half from Canal street.
now ready stion families and single
teen The spacious and well furnished the table
Of the best Day boarders taken.
DOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
ID ments with excellent board, and the Of the
paror The Of the desirable In the city
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street
EIRsT GLASS HOARDIG0-oNE Or TWO
gentee families who desire comfortable home and good
living In pleasant part city mis- ht be suited app
the Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has well furnished
pass the door,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

7 OsT-oN TUESDAY, THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
II instant an ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
OF Money, number Of Receipts and Memoranda,
and the following described tes which the public
toned anst trading for negotiating Viz Three Notes
dated December l. 1867 by T. d. Van his
order by him ndOrsd for hundred dollars each and
three six and nine months after date note
by Mrs Van Horn to her order and by her
indorseG year after date March 1857 marked
Eve hundred and thirty dollars note for eight han
dred and thirty three dollars and thirty three and third
year after date sept 3 1861 drawn and in
dorsed as above marked, Ne vsrstur." BY w L. Poole,
ESQ.,, p at sixty days after date 9th Febru
ary 1861 drawn by T. Van Horn to the order Of N. Au
eusn cashier Bank Of New Orleans for hundred and
ffty dollars: one note Lobdell in favor of Hardy Z
Loode for two hundred and y dollars endorsed date
not or which notes been paid but
The finder is welcome the money and will receive
additional reward upon returning the Diary and Papers to
T. ID. Van dorm, "a Camp street.
II OST-0N THURSDAY, HTH, BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, TO the of JED. Had
small piece Of the bottom of his len and large
white mak on breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving him
at 81 Race street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

EOR aALE-REAL EsrAfE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton Sugar Plantations, located In the ees
portions Of the cotton and sugas States Also hcs
Plantations Orange 0rehsrds end large bodies OF va uso
Property improved and unnpovsd shs torn Of ssSsnsss
wishirg 70 invest yin do well call end sxanine our Proper
ass 1ilss Gard. Rssi E''aSs As.A Ne = os'''d,'s
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
cONSTABIE'S SALES.

B, MARX VS. Mr.. AND MRS LILLY-SrXTH JUS
tees Court, Parish of Orleans-No. 26a
DY VIRTUE OF q writ Of ner1 fhcia0
ID ected BY the Honorable the Sixth Justice Of the
Peace In and for the parish Of 0ea,s will proceed sell
public No 139 Rousseau street. between jack
Philip streets FRIDAY, Esd day Of November
THS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. as per inventory on
file.
WILLIAM GORMLEY
Constable Sixth Justice Court.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
FOR RENT.

EoR. BEST-FuRNIsHED RooM-AN EXCEL
lent furnished room cheap, airy and csmforabe In
quiet house and convenient to the cars Inquire at No
EOR RENT-Two PARLoRs, OR PARLoR
sss 5ss Sf sas S and S
Cont streets. Apply on the premises.
EOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room over the trqpt
Joseph street, between st. Charles and Csrondelet.
EOR RENT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE
No. 81 Commercial Place. Of st. Charles street,
sb. cT on % once sSns
sale in the wall IL has been r occupied ey VIM fhs
apply to a. G. Hear No. 81 Commercial Place. Of St
ITO EENT-TH VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
Company Canal and Camp Apply ct the oce Of the
EOK RENT1A LARGE FINE rHREE-srosY
Ferdinand hss BEEN put in good order has gas and Assr
works in it. The Ievee cars Csns within
Sns Kent 500 500 month for
% . s months and $50 per month the last SIX mOnh'-in
EOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST OHuRoH TO
Il Rent Canal street,; Nos T. IA and l2s Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magazine street.
COR RENT-THAT LARGE ooMxoDIoUs And
well ventilated bouse situated on Iivoli Circle between
openings all sides and abundance Of yard room il is well
apply to J. q Wire at tAis once.
EOR Rent OR LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
well known United States Hotel opposite the Pontchsr
train Railroad depot on E.n slds street between s;. Vic
establishment WIN b. leased for term Of Apply
EOR RENT-FAMILIEs AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be o s ass ss s S
: .ssa .s 90 q ~ e
Liberty.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
POUND NOTICES.

FOOND NNOl1CESs
CTREsr CoMMIssIONER,s DxPARr.
,.so MskT Ros% No City h1.ssw Orleans Nov is
street. between Jackson and Philip streets ansstrsy-
One Red cow with white spot the forehead; both
thereon paid viii be sold public auction said Pound,
FRIDAY N0vsossI ossfa n MTasHY sS GsSss sss Commissioner
Pas LABARnE, Deputy Controller
s@Was b1sSsht to he Second Dssc. Pound. d
Orleans and Claiborne streets, Is an estrsy-
One white GOAT;
which not claimed within three days and The expenses
@ Ss s9 f. 4 ss' al l. :"sSs !: said on
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioners
PAS. LABARRE Deputy Costrolsr
non RENT.=.=..........roK EENT.
THE NEW STORE, ct the corner of Front, Common and
Canal streets.
THE ToUR-sroRY STORE, ct the corner of Canal,
New Levee and Common streets.
THE LARGE STORE, with iron shutters, adjoining
Messr. Bosck seymours hardware store. fronting
Front and Fulton streets.
FouR-sHREE-sToRY STORES, newly painted. Nos.
2fto 80 Poydras street, between Fulton and Front
THE THREE-sT0RY STORE. ct the corner Of Front
Lafayette street, running through 10 Fulton street
FOUR STORES on Baronne street, opposite the National
Thester.
THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, No. lis
Dauphin street, newly painted
THE STORE, with Dwelling, at the corner Of chartres
st. Philip Streets occupied for thirty
pharmacy by Mr.. Cusach-
Possession given Immediately Apply TO
AvENDANO BROS, l55 Common street.
n DUHAMEL............ DUHA MEL
OPTICIAN,
1l1.............Canal street..............111
Near the Bank Of America formeriy Chartres street)
Keeps sPECTACLEs Of an descr,pticus 70 suit all
MT Duhame who attends himself TO his customers. begs
% % sSs9 SsT s: $ s
1 C s % ss ,ns b. p
Herscommsr good Improvement his Double Focus
and d
Kosh c: = tSsy tSs az
not e mi. he different ashcisoeslsss ef the sight
Engineers, PhysiessS: etc. ETC. such es a.
Theodlths, Microscopes Mathematical Boxes,
sv. Rs:SS: Hssss. sssss sf:ss S:ssn..
Hydronstsrs, spy GLASSES, Opera Glasses
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, Etc.
MARINE cHARTs. BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS.
ssersoscopss and s,ersoscopic Views
NBsu thousand coIorsd vssptsn Lanterns and CoIOrsd
Glasses for Iuninssi0ns s'~hcs'sis IA spS .ss .ss .,,
Between Royal street and Exchange Alley.
DROPOsALs. ..........PR0PosALs'
OFFICE OF BoARp OF PUBLIC WORKS,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct %. ls6a
s.slsd Proposals received for twenty days from date
by his Board building the following named Lsvess
Eison and Lake Proviasncs" Lsvses in the parish Of
sfsirvsvn LsvsA parish Of g. Charles, len bank;
sNorran', Lsvse, parish Of Plaqueminei
cred EivH Landing Lsvss, parish Of Points CoupeA
Rsd Levsss b built according plans and sPecncasons
on Ale sc fhs Board reserves The nght 70 eocep
| r. D. MITCHELL,
Secretary Board Of Public works, sssss aLeuisiaua
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
HHoLrsaLE uANurAo-

EIHEsT TURPIN. HHoLEsAL. nANuyA0-
II timer Of Stick Candy Fan{y Candies Chocolaa Cream
props sugar Almond, Rocb Candy Ss1bs r.sss Cum Gum
ysntss such = CupidS Fove;s Gum Lsaysa LgnsA Dan
phiDs Dseerassd foys Cos..ss. Fancy P.psn To- csss
M snd New Yea Pssssnks 1omncopas, etc, etc Ne
Oid Lsvss asssk bstvs b Losh md osns strssa Nsv
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

Y ENTUCKy STATE LOTTERIEs.
sIxATIoN LOTTERY TICKETS, o. the Three Number
Plan sellovs:
On Monday. wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets 81 80. IS and $40 L
On Tuesday and Saturday.
Tickets 81, ss and $40
On Friday.
Tickets -
Plans Of the Lotteries, and explanation Of the Drsvns
s,n be sent each purchaser.
ospisa Prise IN 81 Scheme. me.................S t.OOe
Capital Prise 81 30 Scheme. 1000
Capital Prize, for - Scheme WUW
Capital Prize. for $40 n.O0
An Order, are promptly aHed BY return mali the
s~es, ocia Scheme and Commissioner certified printed
ar.wings are sent purchasers, mmedisey after The
trAwing.
An communications strictly confidential.
An for less than One Dollar viii not be executed
An the drawings are published In the New York. kev
orisans and st. Louis daily psperL
In ORDERING TICKETS, Enclose the amount Of money
70 our address, by mall for what you wish 10 purchase
he Lottery which You wish IL invested, and whether
vsh whoes Halves Quarters receipt Of which send
chat ordsrsd. by hrrt mail, together with tie schema
Dms on al the solvent Banks Bank Cheeks Certificates
Deposits and Psstags Stamps, rsosivsd n paymsns for
ncksts
Prise Tickets houd be returned this ONCE for payment
81 renewal In sther Tckets They Will be paid In Bank
parchassr.
Address al Orders 70
CHAS. r. HOWARD,
Lock Box Goa. New Orleans, La
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
,oARD OF THE CoMMIssIoNERs
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW oRLEAN

NEW ORLEANS. Oct q, 1863
By virtue the sh section of entitled "An At to
Consolidate City Of New Orleans, and Provide for the
Government Administration Of its Affairs" approved
Feb g. 1851 purpose Of funding the debt Of the
late Municipality No. Two. falling due the 9Th December
proxmo sealed proposals win received at this Office for
the exchange of the 9 sxythree Bonds Of $1,000 EACH
issued by Municipality No Tive to the City Bank for conso
dated Bonds Of the City Of New Orleans dated December
ls having twentyfour yos to with interest
attached thereto the of six centum annu
payable semi. annually In the city of New York
Proposals to endorsed "ofer for Exchange Of Bonds"
to be opened the first day Of December 1863 at o'clock
H. and addressed to DsBuys. Secretary, Room No. 70
City HAL By order Of the Beard.
o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

A GOOD SMOKE Is A
PERPETUAL COMFORT.
Lorillard's Yaeht @ ub /" SIM skiag TOb acco
Competent critics pronounce best for many
]. is made OF the best stock grown.
The nicotine Is extracted, there are
No drugs In IL, consequently it Is
Antnervous in It's effects.
Il has an agreeable, aromatic flavor,
Does not sting the tongue,
Leaves unpleasant atertsste In the
Mouth, or disagree able odor In the room.
Inst sd Of exciting the nervous forces, U
Il alsys irritation, snd cslms them
We regard It IS the perfection Of
Smoking Tobacco. Ouders for elegant
Meerschaum Pipes are being packed daily
In the various sized bags in which IL is sold
As extra ndncement for those
Who love q good smoke TO try IL.
LorilIard's "Eurekao Smoking Tobae 90
Is slikevise an excellent article OF choice Virginia
Tobacco of q heavier body than the former,
And hence much cheaper In price; nevertheless
Jt make an excellent smoke Orders for
Meerschsum Pipes daily packed IN this brand
LorilIard's "Century" Chewing Tobacco,
Composed Of the best cutting Leaf in the country.
Better chew than other brands. Acknowledged
The Leading Fine Cut Tobacco wherever used.
Respectable jobbsrs and dealers In all sections
Keep II, and smal buyers can save money,
Time and trouble by purchasing Of them
LoR1LLARD's MACCOBOY FRENCH RAPPBE and
have made them 50 famous Circaars sent on
application r. LOhlLLAkD. New fork.
QOARD OF THE C0MMIssIONERs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

In conformity with an act passed OF
before @ lie Gsrdeur, Jr, q notary
scription books will be opened daily
this institution from the SIXTH DA
FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
20 8 o'clock p n, for the disp0t
Thirty Thousand Five Hundred and
Of Stock being the amount OF the
said Bank, TO be divided into share.
follows: Twenty per cent at the u.
Der cent. every month thereafter M
OF the charter of the Bank the act,
the privilege during sixty days Of "a
proportion 70 the amount OF their s.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

'is 10 superior Machine for dryins ssgas, Com aas
hu unbssaneeGn-isei0tiae Ansrisaa.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17
CALDWlLL's HxTRACT.

An on which Gray Hair 70 ~ original color.
No vsshing Of the head Necessary. For sale By
g. N. MORfS0N,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, NoI2 Magazine =,
DR JAMES SYME.
10 Whossals and Recall Drugxist No. lso Canal street.
DR J.. HASTINGS.
Druggist corner Felicity and nagasIns streets.
And A the Depot Of FELIX SA RON,
No II Baxoune sxost neaR Oanal
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO INFORM
friends and the public that they have formed
Copartnership under the name and style Of PAYAS
ZkBAL for the purpose Of carrying the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUSlNESS.
AND EVERY ARTICLE APPERTA1NIN6 TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS and have located themselves under
the St Charles Hotel door from the corner Of Common
street, THOMAS U. PAfAN,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

PUTTER, CHEEsE, BUCKwHEAT.
We have on hand and are receiving large consign
ments of Choice Goshen BUTTER, X. d. CHEESE and
BUCKwHEAT, which offering to the trade at low
figures GOODRICH RAILEY. Grocers.
63 Common and a Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

-Creseent City Bank New Orleans,
June ls l-In accordance with sections and IS OF An
Of TTes Banking, I the STATE Of Louisisss a "
70 rhe holders Of the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly under the provisions Of said act to
sent the Banking House. at the Office OF the
Auditor for the of redemption within one
year this date otherwise the funds deposited BY said
bank for said purpose viii be reclaimed.
CHAS. FAURIE, JR, Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ths vndsru,snsd would spsctfuy inform the essns Of
nsv ossns ssd Of the sGsscs Of Loasana 1sssPR and
WATtR snd fAfURAt GAS WEL1S ct the shortest
. an, sddrs.u nsx zB7 vfll p,cssvs rompt sttsn.
seS. 4 WELLf19T0N 90, issntA
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-09-01
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN
 DIES ARC. Formation of a Seymour and
 Blair Club.
DEs ARC, ARK, Aug. 26, 1868.

DEs ARC, ARK, Aug. 26, 1868.
 In accordance with notice to that effect, the people of White River town ship met at the office of Messrs. Gate wood & Thomas, for the purpose of or ganizing Seymour and Blair Club. A temporary organization was had by calling Dr. Jno. s. Williams to the chair, and clecting Allan c. Mathews secretary.
 On motion, it was resolved that two enrolling secretaries be appointed to enrol the names of members. Chair appointed Capt. Wm. Cook and l.. C. Stallins as such.
 MT. James Thomas moved that a committee of three be appointed to draft resolutions expressive ofthe sense of the meeting. The chair appointed James Thomas, N. B. Gair and J. w. Burney that committee.
 The committee returned the follow ing resolutions, which were adopted
 Resolped, That we, the Democrats ol White River township, endorse the Fresi dential nominations of Seymour and Bialr
 Resqlgcd, That the Democracy of Hhitt
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-09-01
ViLLANow, WALKER COUNTY, GA, l
 Jupa % 1S66

June 20, 1866.
 DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: 1 have recent ly given your ''Worm Destroyer" several trials and find it wonderfully eticacious It has not failed in single instance to have the wished for effect. l am doing a pretty large country practice, and have daily use for some article of the kind. 1 am free to confess that know of no remedy recommended by the abest authors that is so certain and speedy in it's effects. On the contrary they are un- oerteain in the extreme. My object in writ ing you is to find upon what terms l can get the medicine directly from you. If can get it upon easy terms, 1 shall use great deal of it. 1 am aware that the use of such articles is contrary to the teachings and practice of a great majority of the regatar line of NJ. D s, but see no just cause or good sense in dis carding remedy which we know to be effl- cient, simply because VIC may be ignorant of its combination. For my part shall make it rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity which I may be able to ,command--not hesitating because some one more ingenious than myself may have learned it's effects first, and secured the sole right to secure that knowledge. However, am by no means an advocate or supporter of the thousands of worthless nostrums that flood the country, that purport to cure all lnanne. of disease to which human flesh is heir Please reply soon, and inform of your best terms. am, sir, most respectfully,
 JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-09-01
Special Notice.

We wish to call the special attention of our friends to the advertisement headed HuR- LEY's AauE ToSIo. This is the best remedy known for Chills, Fever and iaternittents m any form, now is the season for this dis dressing complaint. It has never been known to fail to effect cure, no matter of how long standing, if ased by directions, where all other rem edies have failed. It is purely veg etabla. and no bad efssts from over dosing need be feared---buy one bottlsand get cured Also, Hurley's Worm Candy for children. IS the best and most pleasant known; any child will take it. Hurley's Bitters is the most pleasant as we'll as the purest and best now known or offered for sale and for debility, loss of appetite, cannot be equaied. Also for purifying the blood, nothing equals pr. Hurley's Comp. Syrup of Sarsaparilla. this is the genuine extract of the root. Dr. Sea brooks Soothing Syrup for children is war ranted the best and safest remedy known, or the money refunded-price 25cts. per bottle. Also, bis Elixir of Iron and Bark, especially for females it is one of the best Tonics known, and pleasant and easily taken not like other remedies of the kind, it does not sicken or nauseate. If you need any of the above remedies try them, feel confident they will do all we claim for them they arc gotten up by men of experience and good chemists, who know their bgsiness and gre reliable and honest.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-09-01
RIVER NEWS, WEATHER, ETC

The Commercial passed up Thursday and down on Saturday morning. Capt Edson is now commanding, with Clay Rice in the office. They will accept our thanks for papers
 The MayAower came up yesterday even- ing, Capt Wm. Ashford on the roof and Charley Smither at his right place, in the ofice She will be down tonight. They have our thanks for file of papers.
 The Des Arc has changed her day, and will leave Memphis to-day, instead of next Thursday as was advertised. She will be in next Thursday morning.
 White river is falling-plcnty of sea room yet, though, for our White rive, packets.
 A good rain fell on yesterday. It was needed, as We had had some ten days ot dry weather.