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SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, SORE GUMS. SORE MOUTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE. AROUND
.. THE EYES, de-,

If recently exhibited, few bottles will cure. II
chronic or through the effects of Mercury, PotaH-
sum- corrosive Sublimnte. from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
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RosADALIs WILL CURE THE WORST CASES OF
sa sCROFULA. =

sCROFULA. =
READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND DESPAIR NOT.
WILSON Col NTY. September 10. 1857.
DR.. j. j. Laurence: =.
has been dreadfully afflicted With scrofula nearly a
her life. tried great many physicians, but With
out relieving her much; IN fact, most of them said
there waspo hope OF cure. During the Inst spring
she was worse than ever. her body and limbs oelng
covered with sores md blotches-Wth face and eyes
badly liberated and swollen. Whilst In this cond.
ton was advised by Dr. L. A. Stith to try your
Rosadalis. at once procured three bottles. and
commenced giving it to her. The effect was mag-
cal. In lees than q month, 10 my great astonish-
ment she was entirely well.
am SIR, yours,
With much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT.
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s.r,,,,ii..,;a.r;,ss..to,a Cotton : Market.

sss,rhsi charleston Cotton Market.
:. s:nsnBFIcE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News,
- ,,esCHaslxsros,W "Wednesday Evening. Jolly i, 90.
go The declining news from liverpool rather de-
Sressed tie nrket' and 1essened the inquiry, bnt
.irss slless generally naked NH rates Sales s6 bales
ssysst soSl. and 10 on priysse tasms. We quote;
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In fattening cattle II gives them appetite opens
their hides and makes them thrive much fa'ter.
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Providence Print Cloth nrarket.

PROVIDENCE, June 27-The advance in cotton
of the cloth market We close with no sales of extras
under &C., and standards from 8AaSc, according TO
quality. There are no lots pressed upon the market
/ M fhese f3pureq The ealas have bpen.
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Nsa s
G sGpllllntraal.
Exports.

s-;st stNyE~f0RKEre stsamship Monterey Ss7 bales
co 2l2 bales Demesscs is9 9 SSls ss RSslp T,,s %
tnes1 1S77 borsF Vegetahlea 759 boxes Peaches
1883 sacks wheat, 5000 feet lumber, 20 packages
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January 7th, 1868.

with the above named physlclans, aud they ore all
gentlemen OF respectabty and standing IL this COM
mnnifv- Il. C. DAVIS,
NJ yor Of Wilson, N. c.
January 18th, 1863.
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BAr11MonE, February 10th, 1868.

BALTIMORE, February nth, IsUS
DR.. J. J. Lawrence:
DEAR srn:-I take pleasure in recommending your
ROSADAIIS as a very powerful alternative b. nave
seen II used in two cases with happy resrllts-one
case OF econdary syphilis. In which the patient pro-
nounced himself cured aftsr having taknn iv" pot
ties of your medicine; the other cnse of SC, ofula
of long standing which is rapidly improving under
its use and the indications are that the paten: will
coon recover. have carefully examined the formu-
L. by which your Rosndalis is made, and find it an
excellent compound OF Alternative ingrc lients.
Yours truly, r. W. CARR, M. D.
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RosApA1Is-This medicine has met with m un'
precsdented success in this community. Captain
baker the polite and attentive agent tor this city, III
forms us that II il nexL to impossible to supply the
demand made for It; and that the medicine Is eilec
ing some wonderful cures. and giving great saEiac
don TO all who have used Ii.-"Norfolk Lva) Daily
Journal, November 20, 1867"
PREPARED ONLY BY
]. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., CHEMIST,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Late of Wilson. North CarOrna.l
PRICE 81 90 PER BOTTLE.
a37- Sold wholesale by all the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large cities OF the United States
and British America, and retaied by Druggists every
where.
Ali lrtters of inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DR.. J.J. LAWRENCE & CO.,
SOLE
PROpR1ETORS AND MANUFACTURERS.
No. 24i Baltilnore-streer,
Baltimore, Md.
For sale by
GOODRICH, WiNEAIAN &: co.
DOWIE d NOISE,
No. 1859 Meeting.street, corner Hasel.
Arlil 81 Smoa
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10 H'9s Memoranda. ,ssc,sa,ii / ssz.se
:, The steamship maryland. Reed, s@ sHavana,
clearSs-ot Baltimore June 20. -she Eas detaihed by
Q difficulty with her crow which was afterwards ar
ranged. .a - " %n'5Eii s.,.. q
The brig AIlston. from Georgetown. 8 Crfor Waldo
boro, Me, arrived at Boston June %, :.sr
The schr N Burgess, Burgess, nom deorgst town, s
G, arrived at Boston june %.
: schr Prince George, Captain WIN Chaplin, mas-
ter; sailed from Georgetown, G. March 18Th for
Baltimore with cargo. Of lumber, consigned 10
Messrs Whedbee & Dickinson. since which tune
nothing has been heard of her. She was 78 TONS,
buit in 1866 and valued at $1,000. owned by 1homns
R Coward, of Baltimore. No insurance on vessel. e
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have been cured of Chronic Inflammation OF tn
Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years standing.
Rosadalis. GEO. w. BLOuNI.
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.GLIST OF VESSELS

,~; .a.3LIST OF VESSELS
Up, cLEARRD and SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
= MATANZAs. -
schr Emma, Anthony, up. June 3
..,,.. DoMEsTro.''
schr d Talbot Packard, sailed. June II
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, up. -..........: dune II
Schr EG sylvester. Sylvester up. .June
schr Redtngton. Gregory. cleared. june IL
49, ~ .4aBw yoRK. .i-'s"'--
Schr ida Richardson, Bedel, cleared, seune 10
schr Othelo, Edridge. cleared. June IS
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols cleared june Il
Schr Argus Eye. Mayhem, up....!......-. -.June 10
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RosADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY IN ALI
CHRONIC DISEASES.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDFNTs OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, =. O., March 81, 1863.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE TRAINS
" over tins Road will run as follows:
Leave Columbia at.....................4 at 400 p. NJ.
Arrive at Charlotte .1l.OO P. N.
Leave Charlotte ut SO P. m.
Arrive at Columbia at. A. NJ.
Passengers taking this route, going North make
close connections OF Greensboro, Weldon and PORTS
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
GA-Tckets optional from Greensboro, either via
Danville or Ruleigh aud from Portsmouth either
via Bay Line or Annamessc Route Baggage checked
through.
Connections mnde both ways with trains OF the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CALEB B0UKNIGHT,
AIril2 Superintendent.
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FROM a. W. nLouNT, ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT Law, WILSON,
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IIvERPoooL crAsNF1ckT4oS.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Marine Meus.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. Judy =
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
For Men, Youths and Boys,
Is offered at LOW PRICES, to which the attention
of buyers is directed.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK. COTTON. LIsLE THREAD AND aAuzE
MERINo UNDER SHIRTS
JEAN DRAWERS, of superior make
ALL VARIETIES OF scARFs
/. BOWS, NECK TIES
STOCKS. GLOVES &C., &c.
THE STAR BRAND SHIRTS,
Noted for their ntting qualities aud superior work.
manship.
COLLARS, of all the prevailing styles. such as
SARATOGA, SHAKESPEARE
DORADO, THALBURG
BYRON, PERsTaNY
EGBERT, &C., &C.. &c.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Supplied with an elegant assortment OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASsTMERES AND VES7TNGS,
Which will be mdde up to order under the care of q
FIRST GLASS FRENCH CUTTER.
visit to the store is solicited, and tue Stock will
be shown With pleasure.
Prices fixed and marked on each article in plain
figures s
B. ". MoTUREOUs. Superintendent.
Juneg LIMO
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WANTED To PURCHASE.

WANTED. TO PURCHAsE-AN ALR BREWERY, CA
w pacity 10 barrels per IN New YORK Brook
n Address business station ~ stating locality and price
NATANTEp.-A SECOND HAND STEAM JACKET KET
tie OF ~ 10 90 gallons, In perfect Address Manu-
fac,urer, Herald otee, New ork city. .fa ln tsd '
VvANTEp--A FAMILY PLOT, IMPROVED OR uSrM
w proved, IN Greenwood Cemetery Tor cash. Address J.
I, s. box I9i Herald onicc. ...i .ia5r ID s.. En
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e,rNpAy. AUGUST 80. s0.--PREAcHrNG ATTHE SOUTH
- baptist church, West Twontyhfh street, morning at
holf rst no o'clock Rev. "A. r. Graves evening AZ quar-
ter besores O'clock by Rev. A. H. Birmingham, d. d. of ST.
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THE TURF.

JyAsTIONS COURSE, L. L-TROrTING-MONDAY,
August 81, at O'Clock p NJ Match fer &500 w. Lovers
br Lady Wells, J. Chambsrs 81 Hickory Jack; Sn
TO harness. ia+ f1.nNmn1 III p rhei1 J. CHAhbEhe.
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WHOLE NO. 1858.

A LICE-MEssAGE CAME TOO LATE. HOPE YOU
n have cred irom that indisposon The hes' must
have been terrible
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yaCifTs. sTFAMBOATs, &c.

IrOR SALE-gTEAM YACHT MARY, IN PERFECT
order s6 feet long ~ feet BEAM speed 10 knots draws
az water engine, boiler and hull In perfect order Will
cbenp EXCHANGED for real estate TO be seen at
Harlem bridge Address James Bowen, Mott Haven. N. Y
I'OR sALE--A FERRYBOAT, lI2 FEET LONG, q FEET
beam hold cylinder 23 inches, by feet stroke;
running will be sold at bargain. Address D. N
Briggs. pier II last river IylI
StTFAMSHIPs FOR SALE CHEkP.--A PROPELLER
- Sesmshr, 900 tons asn the Hull OF Steamboat 1Ho
tons; also the Hull OF n Ferryboat, 3O tons.
JOHN STUART le5 Broadway.
NrACHr FOR sALE-ABouT FIVE TONS, WITH CAST
iron ballast copper fastened; good sea boat For par
toulars address I. r., Herald Office.
~ AHrRD To CuARrER-A LIGHT DRAUGHT
w Steamboat with sleeping accommodations Tor sixty
PASSENGERS for period OF ten days or more Address d. H.
T., Herald oaicc. .. ...... .ltlIIn rr.H fu. HuI
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EXCURSIONS.

-FIsHING BANKS EXCURSION DAILY CSATUR-
"A. days eIcepted).-The superior steamboat WYOMING
(ony safe boat IN storm, Captain Hoton, will leave
daily shine from Eighth street, r. r. at IN Peck
alp, 49, Christopher street, s and pier No. North river
at atsocock Schubes Band Bait Lines and Refreshments
on board Fare III, ladies soc.
HOYi KEEP COOL-FOR SEASIDE AND ROCKA
IA way, the steamer PORT ROYAL leaves Warren street
every day as A. NJ. returning from Rockaway Mt 80
A REGULAR SUNDAY BOATS TO HARLEM, HIGH
"A. Bridge aud Karl's Park.-Steamers SYLVAN GROVE,
SYLVAN STREAM and CHAS CHAMBERLAIN win
leave Peck Slip every hour from NJ TIL y. NJ leave
Harlem every hour from ga N. ill r. NJ. Fare Harlem,
Is cents. t
MONEY ISLAND FERRY-NORTH AND EAST RIVER
~ lines-The NORWALK leaves Christopher street, ~ r.,
90 ~ 90 20; Warren at $40, 12f0, $40;
No. r., foot of Morris street, at ~ and o'clock
The CHTCOPEE North Eighth street, Williamsburg,
at o'clock Broome street. f. r., at s III 20 221 Peck
slip at s0 II 40 20; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn Mt g. II andS
O'clock
NONEY ISLAND STEAM CARS LEAVE GREENWOOD
~ for the Beach and return half hour un;i T. NJ
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(\LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP hCONPANY-FOR NOR
~ folk City Point aud Rchmond-New and elegant side
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAS, ALBE
MxRLE, sxRxFodA AND NiHaARA. One o. ne & asSy. boy,
and lRichmond, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
NJ, pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street. connect
ns with the seaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line, solthsde and Petersburg Railroads. and
Danve and Virginia Central Railroads. TAX
Ins freight through bills OF adng TO- all points
sonh and soatwss BIZ O. adns sisned on ;he Pier up
n mt stateroon accommodation, apply to
N. L. MoCREADY, President,
1877 Greenwich. corner Dey street.
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THE CHAMPION EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.
FUN AND FRoLIC TO RULE TilE HOUR.
The rrqn,e PassloT 70 the scene eorrs personal con-
Durrr the excursion, the oirth Proyoklns farce of the
@ @ M M "y Ss and ali hs other sf0 Of the
court the ca OF wi,nesse ,he re.edut.on ,e Ac
iicf skiuy yindisae Other aaDsis eoaiea,ies VIII he
uI band of musc viii be IN Among ccle-
briss booked FOR Tho occasion WIN be discovered wormsd
esh s nS S Pohaswn IL dsscd rsS san Saae'' ES
Of iis werh ia America; Davis, the champion bun
dre . H. an S ssa%p2P & three r mile: ~ :d run, n
s5B0 publicly invites the test his prowcss sni skin.
For f S saTss s'V; wss RRSas' Rs se ans % a nal street.
s r,cr Ng e 10 ssa sSgs is 2. lo + ~
Ladies unattended by gentlemen Free
DEGULAE SUNDAY BOAT FOR coLLHGs POINT
ae h & MT iha saS SfS fce s Ssods, i
at o'cloes ~ topping at South sixth street, Williams
way. Returning leaves New Rochelle . 10 r. ~
- Point, Glen cove, Glen Wood and sosyn.Thc
ARRowSMITH VIII leave Peck slip at 96 A. NJ, for the
streets each Returning leave Glen Cove 45 p n.
CuNpAy BOAT ron NEWPORT, LANDING AT
- ESaeshpor union Rossvie @ and Peril A99og8n
viii esps foot barclay street at NJ Tor Rcyport land.
Ing AZ he aboge places returning leaves AZ n
SuNpAY ENCURsIoY.--FoRT Ike, PLEASANT VAL
May "a see%Soat nyss oP Fo r pTRE ,'rsss
foot Of Thirty roth stree, al io A. ~ aud "a NJ Tick
CTEAMgR THOMAS u. BULsE LEAVES FOOT OF
- Ihrropr street Sunday Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
and Thnrsiay 10 2 5 and ~, and Friday ad Saturday 3D.
-and for Gu.tcnberg shady Sde Pleasant Valley Fort
Lee landing NJ Thirty street the 10 and up trips
and the 4 aud 81 down.
SuSDAy INCLUSION TO FAR RocKAwAy.-TAKE
- Dummy n East New York at 10 o'clock A. A. 10 Canasie
take steamboat Rockaway for Rockaway Eder House
aud kea Side at VI O'Clock A. NJ.
STEAMBoAT FORT LRR-TO CHARTER FOR SUN
y day schools and picnic parties. Apply at AZ Fulton st.
THE NEW STEAMER JOHN RoMER WILL MAKE AN
excursion 10 the Fishing Banks Thursday September
leaving fonkcrs at 6l Msnhsanvilc at ihirtyfourh
81 "a NJ Tho ker has upper and lower saloons, anorng
splendid accommodations for families. Bait and lines on
board. Fare for the excursion, ~. Ladies, 80 cents
OIL .r r. JOSEPH HARTMAN
o.st POLITICAL.
4 RALLY. DEMOCRATS RALLY. BANNERS,
~. ready made, all Sizes, with portraits OF seymour ana
Blair Clubs applying VIII be literally dealt WIN fnsI'
Transpatsnctes Chinese Lanterns, &C. Oh estgHneu' o.
W. SMITH, 6tl Broadway, Bleecker street, N "
A POLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS
HOJER& GRAHAM 81 DUANE STREET neaf n Droaa"a''
Banners for all parties ready painted am 70 o''s
n
FINE ARTS.
r,RAya's AMERICAN CHRoMos F0s Absr.AT Alb
Respectable art stores Catalogue niaie y..o. -'
- 'f 7 PRANI co. boston.
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To RAILROAp coNTnAcroEs.

u,o RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. - u,
day, september 2, 1863 Tor the gfaaWaon gfa anu m ~ ,sSS ~
Missouri between the present irfpinus % le tney ana
pont nv miles southwest said terminus the Work 10 oe
Contracted for bv sections according TIE pa o W. nl.
Engineer WORK TO be commenced orthwn ana
he made monthly IN cash. i. 80. =. .... -, a, htas
The company reserves right 70 reject any ana a nas
Proposals 20 he directed Andrew Pierce, dIs trk
Direcior the orlcc OF the tbinpanyi NJ ne
and Walnut streets ~, Looms, Mo-, whera All r'n.ess, .s,p ~
eyhibedann information gwen by T. Mchi5s"chi '"' %
etneer G. y. Fisk Vice rrrsi lent ,.vre p..s,,,, n
BosyoN, Aues, a, 1850. fcuHf 1 .aa. .,,
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PROPOSALS..

!. ppopusALs ARE WANTED FOR $4,000 TOY
a Wagons in wood or nie.a 2ao tons small cast iron
bDt Mindless dOUCUD small igs, nita.
tion of bays an girls hsr $4,000 Class Eyes i9r dolls
heads Geverns u he made weekly Parties Wishing to
take an or martial cnnfacs can Apply nt oncr uoVuwln Hu
tonat I6y CO.. Qunnrd Iron Works Buildings, corner oi
Elevcrth street and avenue d. ...l LII li..l.
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS Fob
"A -Medicines for ali disessea Prepared Food foI
mocking birds, at B. DovEYS Noa and Greene sreee
corner OF Canal. md gt b9Huii0t 90 CA
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GONEY ISLAND STEAM CARS LEAVE GREENWOOD
~ for the Beach and return half hour unit; r. N.
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FINANCIAL.

INTEREST FROM THE lsT OF SEPTEMBER ON MONEY
deposited before September l; per CENT free of
TAX, on $b 70 $4,000. Dime Savings Bank, NOS and
Broadway, Williamsburg. a,, e .le. !.
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Il GOODWIN -AUTOMATON TOY COMPANY.
Walking Dolls Boys and Animals Trade oustde OF New
York have orders booked n factory Quinard Iron
works Bnidngs Of Eleventh street and avenue d.
r1HE AMERICAN CQNsERyAToRY. 81 UNION PLACE
next Clarendoh Ht4ci. opens Tuesday, September l.
"''''s' HENRY SCHROEDER, Director. Y
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-18
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, A

RICHMOND, April II.
 The Convention has ordered to be printed 15,000 copies in English and 1000 in German of the constitution of the State.
 An article was adopted fixing the le- gal rate of interest at six per cent, but allowing special contracts to be made as high as twelve per cent.
 An article was adopted allowing chill dren born in slavery to inherit the property of the father.
 The article on militia was adopted. It is the same as the old constitution, except that the word "white" is strick- en out.
 The Convention will probably ad- journ tomorrow.
 General Schofield has issued ar order making the Convention certificates re- ceivable at the treasury after the first of May, and redeemable by January l, 1869.
 The new City Council met this even ing and received communication from General Schofield, desiring them to make recommendations to fill va vancies. ag st
 C. M. Norton, colored member of the Convention, has announced himself as candidate for Congress from the First District.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-18

It has been decided by the Police Court of Louisville that man has no right to whip his wife, either for amusement or recreation. r
 "A notorious courtesan was iound dead in her bed Thursday morning, Tn Lou isvile. Too much whiskey
 -Robert Bonner, of the Ledger. has purchased six lots at the corner of fifth avenue and Fifty-sixth street, New York; for S147. 900.
 Hugh Morgan, wealthy Jumper merchant of Cincinnati, leaves half mn lion to the childrin of decoased brother He died on the 7th instant.
 Two more of Brownlow's pardoned convicts arc candidates for readmlsslon. They have been arrested in Nashville for mule stealing.
 ---AlI accounts agree that the frui crop throughout the Middle and Western States has been injured by the heavy frosts but moderate yield is still hoped for in most sections
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-18
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 14.

NEW YORK, April IA.
 esterday afternoon an Internal Rev. enue Collector, acting under instruc- tions from Washington, seized quite a number of illicit distilleries on little street, Brooklyn. A guard of marines fifty men, accompanied the Collector, and assisted while the seiz- ures were being made. A crowd of a thousand boys assembled and made riotous demonstrations. The Collec- tor and officer in charge were knocked down by stones thrown by persons in the mob. Subsequently the assistance of the police was procured and the ri oters dispersed.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-18
SUNRISE

Whatis more beautiful and lovely than to sec the sun rise, especially to those in whose souls there exists mir TOT that is capable of refecting the beautiful. Many, very many persons,
 blessed with the organs of vision, sell dom or never enjoy this unrivalled dis play of natures glory revealed every
 twenty-four hours. Homer and Milton, the worlds boast in poetry, in the gem ith and glory of their labors, were de- nied the boon vouchsafed to millions
 who never appreciate or enjoy it. To behold the rising sun; all the animal as well as vegitable kingdom seems to hail with joy and delight the ushering forth of the great king of day ;the Lark flies up and poises in ether, to chant and warble his softest, sweetest notes 1; yea, the forests echo with numerous songsters of every note, while every animal signifies his delight by noise or movement. These creatures, in obe- dience to the laws of instinct, for ages, exemplify the purpose of the Creator {; while man with all his boasted philos- ophy and powers of reason, lazily and sluggishly claims little more sleep and little more slumber-too soon to rise, the couch is so pleasant; and in this way many men seldom or never see the sun rise. They keep late hours, (not attending to any legitimate or lawful business,) but in spreeing and dissipating till 12 or1 o'clock, and turn into their couch till 8 or 9 o'clock the ensuing day, with red eyes, dull slug gish movements, and occasionally a headache. In this way many poor spe- cimens of philosophy, learning and professions, pass years without ever seeing one sun rise. But worst of all, these pretended wiseacres will tell you that in this malarious region the atmos- phere early in the morning is heavily charged with miasma; consequently, | it is not prudent to stir too early in the morning. Query How do you suppose these modern Philosophers ever found out that the air early in the morning is impure or unhealthy? did they get this idea from reading standard authors ; surely they did not gain it from expe- rience or practical demonstration. An other query! Do you find men of such habits succeed in business or in any professional pursuit. Are such men and women the ones that merchants feel free to indulge ort to trust for good. Are these not the ones whom the con stables and sherfis find it their dutyto visit with little hope of realizing the ready u A....
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-18
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, April II.
 General Meade has issued an order requiring registrars to receive the votes of those whose names have been stricken from the list without proper cause. No frauds by registrars will be permitted. The municipal election will come off on the 20th instant. Me- groes are not to be forced by either party 10 vote, but must be left alone. The carrying of arms at political gath erings or at the polls is forbidden. The military authorities are to provide for fair vote and for the preservation of peace during the election, and all vi olators of this order will be tried by Military Commission. The canvass is heated, and both parties arc straining every nerve.
 There was q terrific rain and hail storm here yesterday.