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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
ohio.

COLUMBUS, October 14.-Wiman' s majority in the 7th District is about 1000. Republican Congressman are elected in the 2d, 3d, 4th, 9th, 7th, sth, 11th, 14th, 18th, 18th and 17th Dis tricts.
 CINCINNATI, October 14.-The Re- publican majority on the State and county ticket in Hamilton county is about HOO. Strader, Democrat, for Congress in the 1st District, has over 200 majority. Stevenson, Republican, in 2d District, over 500 majority. To- tai vote of county, 4,300.
 DAYTON, October l4.-Schenck's ma jority in 3d District, 494, not all official. Montgomery gives Vallandigham III Democratic majority. Butler county, 2,l29. Warren county gives Schenck 1886. Preble county 79S majority.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
C.n.Grar.t Policy,

Certain papers have been engaged of late in discussing what Gen. Grants policy is. Well we suppose they have right to discuss that or any other subject, real or imaginary for this is, or at least it ought to be, free country. But we confess we have known few things so superlatively ridiculous, so incomparably absurd, as to talk of Grants having policy We have somewhere seen learned disquisi- ton the object of which was to prove that it was question of doubt whether such a man as George Washington really existed, and although we were unable to compre- bend what reason, in all the realms of con- mon sense, the erudte author had for even so much as mooting the question, yet, in the liberality, of our heart, we ac- corded him the right of doing it if he chose. We did, indeed, form our conclu- sions as to the mental acumen of such as might consider the subject within the range of debate, if, in fact, any such in reality existed but as we had no reason to think the time had come, or was likely to come, when it could be said with truth tndt ibt iOtlc WCiC df OCdQ, anu as Wc were too charitable to desire that folly shouia, be treated as crime, we were satisfied that all who ae.;red it should dis cuss the subject to their hearts ISntent. So far-reaching and comprehensive is our charity in this respect that VIC should not at all feel called upon to object if some profound political wiseacre should take it into his head to debate the question whether the denizens of the moon are entitled to representation in Congress, or whether, in this age of progressive devel- opment, the animal creation ought not to be heard through their representatives in the legislative bodies of the country. We cannot, of course, therefore, as we have intimated, see any possible objection to anybody's descussing Gen, Grants policy, in case any one is foolish enough to think it possible that Gen. Grant has now, ever had, or ever will have, policy of his own
 Gen Grant has no more idea about gov ernmental affairs than mule has of comic sections, and, indeed, it comes almost with in the limits of the marvellous that any man should have been educated in an honorable profession, and lived to his age, in such profound ignorance, such cym- merian darkness, with regard to all sub jects of state policy What he knows about politics is that he would like the honor and pay of President of the United States. There his knowledge of political matters begins and ends.
 We do not really think that Gen. Grant is positively bad man; but he is not therefore any the better fitted for the Presidency. His qualities, with the ex- ception os his inordinate ambition, are
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
Savannah, Ga.

SAVANNAH, GA, October l4.-The steamer Sam Labrador arrived this morning with the remains of Hon. Howell Cobb. The Mayor and Alder men, members of the bar and many citizens received the body at the wharf. and escorted it to the Central railway depot, from whence a special train carried the remains to Athens, Georgia. Flag flying at half mast.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
Indiana.

INprANoPoLIs, October 14.-The ConsSessmen elected are: Niblack (Dem ocraD First District; Kerr (Dem- ocrat), Second District; Julian (Re- publican), Fourth District; Coburn Rcpublican), Fifth District; Carter (Republican), over Yoorhees, Sixth District; Orth (Republican), Seventh District, by 700 majority; Pratt (Re- publican), Eighth ristrict; Shanks, (Republican), Ninth District; Williams (Republican), Tenth District; and Packard (Republican), Eleventh Dis trict. The Third District is still doubtful, both parties claiming it. Conceding the Third District to the Democrats it will leave the Represen- tatives in Congress the same as now, eight to three.
 Both parties now concede the cleo ton of the Republican State ticket by from two to three thousand.
 In seventy-four counties heard from the Republican State ticket has 5,399 majority. Allowing the same propor- tional gains for tho Democrats in the eighteen counties to hear from, the Re- publican majority will be from 2,0OO to 5000.
 LATER-Eight more complete re- turns. The Sixth Congressional Dis trict elects yoorhees by very small majority. Latham, Democrat, in the Third District, is elected. This makes the delegation in Congress seven Re- publicans and four Democrats.
 In eighty-two counties heard from the Republican majority is 6,S5l, with ten counties to hear from, which gave
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
Nebraska.

An Omaha special says the Republi- cans have carried the city. The towns west and south show heavy Republi- can gains.
 .Tafe, Republican candidate for rep resentative, will no doubt have from fifteen hundred to two thousand ma jority, and the entire State ticket will be elected by a corresponding ma jority.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
St. LOuiS.

ST. LOUIS, October 16.-Gcneral Blair arrived here at noon, and denies the report that he has resigned, but says he has written letter expressing willingness to withdraw, should it be considered essential to the success of the party for him to do so.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
DISSOLUTION.

rINHE co-partnership heretofore existing Il under the firm style of Wormeley, Pick ett & Co. is dissolved, having expired by limitation on lst July last. Mir. W. s. Pick cit remains in charge of tho books, accounts and assets of the late firm, and is charged with the settlement and liquidation of it's af- fairs. RALPH W0RMELEY,
 W. S. PICKETT.
 JOHN D. USSERY.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
THE LATEST.
Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 16.-The fol- lowing is in answer to dispatch from this city asking whether q proposition for change in the Democratic Presi- dential candidate was prompted by the Democracy in New York:
 NEW YORK, October 15.-To Jonah D. Hoover, Esq, Washington: No au- thority or possibility to change front. All friends consider it totally imprac- ticable, and equivalent to disbanding of our forces. We in New York are not panic stricken.
 (Signed) S. J. TILDEN,
 AUG. BELMONT,
 AUG. SCHELL. General Hooker has been placed on the retired list with full rank of Major General.
 Ar. Voorhees has tclegraphed hither that he is elected for Congress by 100 majority, and that Mir. Hendricks has been defeated for Governor of Indiana by probably 1000 votes.
 Only four Senators and eleven Rep resentatives were present to-day. Of- ficers of each branch of Congress have announced an adjournment until No vember 10th.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20

a Democratic majority in 1866 of $500. If the Democratic gains in these coun- ties are as large as those already re- ported it will reduce the Republican majority to from l,50O to 1000.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
Money Made and Money Saved!
 BY EVERY MAN BEING His Own Tanner!

I WOULD respectfully invite the attention l. of the people of Des Arc, and of the coun- try generally, to one of the greatest inven- tions of the age, new and most simple and sure process of Tanning, by which every per son is enabled to do his own Tanning, make his own cages, gloves, mittens, robes, &e, Sc. at tho very slightest expenditure of time, la bor or money; and this wonderfu, invention is just the thing for this State; is especially adapted to the wants of farmers; and offers the finest opening for speculation on the very smallest capital, Please call and see the whole thing demonstrated, and examine sam pie at the post office.
 R. FITZ HENRY. Des Arc, October 20, l86S.--
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, October l6.--Further official returns to-day confirm the suc- cess of the Republican State ticket bya a majority ofabout one thousand.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
w. s. PICKETT x CO.,, Successors to Wormslsy, Pickett | Co.,) Cotton Factors and General Commission
 RCHA NTS.

As iquidating partner of the late firm of Wormeley, Pickett < Co.,, shall continue the Cotton Faetorage and General Commission Business, under the above style, and solicit consignments of Cotton and other Produce, on which liberal advances will be made when required A successful experience of more than twenty years in this business, is the best guarantee l can offer for fidelity and despatch in promoting tbe interests of my patrons. W. $. PICKETT.
 Memphis, Sept. es, ses.-octco-6w
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
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 M AHs2EED.

On the 7th inst, at West Point. by Elder T. P. Boone, Maj. E. n. Poe to Mrs. Ann West, all of that place.
 We congratulate the Major on his good fortune, and extend to him our warmest wishes for the welfare of him. self and bride, as together they walk through lifc-enjoying it's blessings and partaking of it's pleasures.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
Regular White River and New Or
 leans Packet,
 SIT. MAR YS;

J. c. SWEENEY, Y,........... Master. fA7 Tho St Marys will run .Ik 7ak regularly in the White river anu New Orleans trade, during the season, leaving New Orleans and Jacksonport on all ternate Thursdays, commencing on l7th of September, 1868. All orders and business entrusted to boat will be attended to with dispatch, augs6-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-20
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. FOR THE STATE ArLARen: ROBERT s. GANTT, of Pulaski. JOHN R. FELLOWS of Ouachita.
 FIRST DISTRICT: W. W. DRUMMOND, of Arkansas. SECOND DISTRICT: A. B. WILLIAMS, of Hempstead.
 THIRD DISTRICT: J. E. CRAyENS, of Johnson.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is 1863

has been reported by the Judiciary Commit
tee, and one which, think, promises to ma
terlally benefit the commerce OF this State.
Now, there are large number OF small
farmers throughout the Stase-there are
many OF them in my parish-who cultivate
their little tracts of land, ten, twenty and
nifty acres, or upward, and who raise con-
siderable amount of cotton corn and hay,
or other crops for sale, and they have no
convenient or safe means of weighing 1t.
and are consequently liable TO be imposed
upon by the INSCRIPTIONS parties to whom
they are sometimes obliged to sell. Some
years there is large amount OF hay made
in that section of the country, and by plac-
ing scales of this kind in the different towns
throughout the parish it would greatly &C
commodate and benefit these people who
have it and other bulky commodities to sell.
They would know that if they cut their hay
and bring it into town they would have no
trouble in getting the correct weight and
full value OF 1t; that for every pound they
would receive exactly its worth. AS mat
tiers now stand every one acquainted with
the customs of these country towns, and
especially every one who has had experience
in selling bulky and heavy articles there,
where there are no proper scales to weigh
them, knows that there is certain amount
OF imposition practised there upon Ignorant
people. man brings load OF cotton into
OlG Vi luese LOW1S WleTe ~ has W uc helSu'
ed bag by bag or basketball by basketball,
and by the time it is weighed he probably
loses one-half of it, he don't know how.
Now, if it is made compulsory upon these
parties to have platform scales of this kind
in every town, it will be good bill, and /
don't see why the Senate votes to lndehn-
itely postpone this measure. Senator
objected TO it on the ground that it
Was no new invention. / claim, as
regards the State of Louisiana, that every
thing of this kind with which we are not
supplied is a new invention and new
thug. For this reason, and knowing, as
do, that this is measure that will assist
the poor farmer and encourage his efforts
in every parish of the State, aud that it is
calculated to increase business, and benefit
commerce, and all parties concerned, wish
to see this bill become q law. wish to see
1t pass so as to secure to the people the use
and benefit of one of these platform scales
in every town in the State Of Louisiana. |
hope, therefore, the Senate will reconsider
its action uponsthe bin and,letit become-a.
law. ~, a. Asu,,.
0nEotion of Mr.. Todd, the motion tore
consider was laid on the table.
The remainder of the debate Of Septem
Der 10 will be published at another time.l
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

CEVEETH DISTRICT COURT pm I'd
~ parish of Orleans, No. 4A-l3y yi-La.a of n nit
neri facias. 20 me directed by the flonerabIe
Seventh District Court Tor tho parish ~ Orleans
the above entitled cause. will proceed 10 sel
pnunc auction, az the Merchants' ana Auetionet
tEtnhanRe Royal street. between Caaal an i Custo
TUESDAY,, October 9. 1ab9. ut twelve 8, ,-look NJ
~ a % sSEksIAln x. Lot OF GROUND. together "
~ ~ W. impIosemonts thereon. fights advantas
District Of this ci'y gOlivsr 4 L1mbsrd's hi. trl
9geslenated ~ tha No In Square 10, bou nded
gn m pian Of said suburb depasited Ia The Office
gotfse de Armea notary public, In this city, on
n sn.asn o. June. led3, which lot measures Ansrie
hentnfe .cirl( iset elaveu inches ans five hl
~ l.nnS On btrlhplonew street, between Grsatm
nnq CFap4 streets, by one hnndrod AID twenty &
N DEPTH between parallel lines - 49,
oelzed IN the above salt
1aEms-uaah On tho spot ra
re. TAOS. H. Maxwell
~ NeeS nnsr1n OF tho Parish Of 0rle
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
John Rooney K; ss', s.lon OF Maj


CEooND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARI
- Of Orleans, No. 32,364.-Bg virtue Of wit
seizure and sale to me direc,sd by fha Honora
tho Second District Court for The Parish
Orleans IN the above entitled cause. i
proceed 70 sell a. pubic anction, Al the Merohal
and HucstiooIneers s one Exchange Royal street, bstW.
Dapai fnI M Sus 2mhouse streets II the Second
teeS.n; isss At Y clock, M, the following desert
< "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. tosetbsr N
~ AZ tne buildings and improvements, etc situate
sne Fourth District OF this city dssi0nsted III
NO ten In the square bounded by Iegse. Ropsssl
Jaelkson and Josephine streets; said iot msssul
sslxty rect three inches front on Leves street, X
Ieet on the rear line, by one hundred and eirhfgl
teet ten inches and four lines in del,th On One n
Dy enc hundred and seventy-thre lee In depthl
the other line, more or less - N'ps-
M MMneh said property was acquired By the late ID
cAinuei snaer, prior to her marriage. from l
mother Marie Joseph pierro, BY act Of donsil
PA seq before Louis z ICairs late notary pubi1
tnis city, on the third day OF Hovumber. isl2.
+ ICED in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the spot
sells 30 Oel7 shsri Of the Parish { ef y orisss Ira
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
SHERIE'F'S SALES,
,nloomneId d steel VS.. 9rAoma. r.

,BlOOmfieId d. Steel VS.. Thomas T., n
N d Co
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARI
l'Sof Orleans, No. l7,s42.-By virtue of writ Of
taoias, to me directed by the Honorable the Ii
Distriot COURT for the Parish OF Orleans in the Al
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auo
at the MercnApts' and AdctiuBeers' ExchanReai,b
street, between Canal and Custofnlaalsa-1 = sets
the second District Of this city, on ESDI
October 70, lsts at twelve O'Clock NJ the follow
described property. viz:
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND.
Rether with all the buildings and improvemen
etc. situate in the First District OF this city in
square bounded by Canal, MHrais, GasGuet snd i
lere streets. designated as Nos. one, two aud TIN
on plan drawn by j. Pile, late Surveyor, on
third of May 1889, deposited in tho office Of lud
Hermann, late Notary Public in this city, b
one and two measure each twenty ons feet thl
inches and sS lines front on Canal street. BY dlI
o. one hundred and seventeen feet ten inches
tive lines, between parallel lines lot No, one form
the ccrner OF Canal and Marais streets: and lo.
three measures tMerty-oue feet thrae inches snd
lines front on Canal street, b. ole hundred 4
twenty-seven feet ten iDchss and fys lines in deu
between parallel lines. American measure; togeth
WIN the use OF an alley in the rear of said ID
opening on Marais street, common to the lots d
being ten feet wide. Being tho same propertyi
CURED by defendant by purchase from George
len, per act passed before James Graham. NOI
Pnblic in this city, dated August O. 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
sells oc5 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF 0rlssuI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
HenIamIn A. wsem. v. Jame. N. @

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR r
y parish OF Orleans, No. ls,5sl.-By VII
OF VIII Of feri facias directed BY he II
norable the Fifth District Court for the pai
OF Orleans in the above entitled cause
George w. Avery. late Sheriff. ana bg
70 sell at public auction, at tile Merchants
Auctioneers kxchange, Royal street. betr
District of this city, on SATURDAY.. the ri
teenth day Of September 1853 at twelve O'Clock n
ALI THE RIGHT, TITLE AND lNTERES
anu to the schooner Bette Stephenson, her tai
apparel, furniture, etc. as she now lies in the
BASIN. The interest of said defendants consist
OF the one half D art thereof
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
THO Mas L. MAXWELL,
auls 29sei9 Sheriff 70 Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
Monetary and Commercial,
MON ETARY.
OFFICE or THElDAILY REPUBLICAN,,
FRIDAY. September 1e, p. NJ, 1888

OFFICF on THElDAILY REPUBLICAN,, /
FRIDAY. September ls, z. NJ, 1888 }
Tho money marKet proper continues in the SAM
condition noticed 10 our yesterday report.
Gold opened at lt3@ii3l4 against l4isn at New
York.. We note sles Of 5000 at lI316, anu $S0O a.
l43A. No hing reported in SILVER, excepting smAH
amount Of American half dollars at ISL,
We have not heard Of any sales Of foreign sd 81
change. This banks hold sterling at lb6@l5o'a' anu
francs at 65936lH. -
Domestic exchange is quiet The banks check % on On
New York At y u cent discount, Apd tne s1e ~ =
Commercial include $4,000 New YORK sigut S' n u
cent discount.
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds. ,..o.;.,
City treasury notes Nitnout any a. "a.
chance lot Of $4,000 changed hands at 341a e cent
discount The dealers buy the small sums offered
across their counters At 80 o'scoun'' anu supply
the de- I'd from bus ers az t54a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Orleans. - -
GEETLENEE--I beg leave respectfully to
can y ur attention to my official report
made ou the eighth instant, which under
stand was not read, relative 10 the repairing
Il the First, Second and Fourth Districts'
which are attended 10 under coniract ~
Mr.. Daniel Mulligan.
From sundry causes, the work has been
getting more and more b-hiudhand ever
since the period Of my assumipg the duties
of thlg department; indeed 81 numeraus be-
Game reports Of detective bridges, during
last month, that not My bad to place
city gang on tlF c0ntractnr,a work, but
deemed II my DUTY 81 caiae al oficial
notice TO be handel him, Of the number 81
alldses requiring immediate alteration; a.
the same time allowing him thirty days TO
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.

opelousas. .......J. q. BLAcKFoRD, Pickett. 5P. NJ
easd River ....s. GLIDE, Dye. 6P.M.
Leaving To- N orrow.
Kew York........SHhRMAN, Henry, P. N.
New York -. GEO. CROMWELL, Vail. 5P. NJ
Philadelphia .....JusIATA. oxie. 6P. N.
0alyeston........ MORGAN, Talbot, 50. N.
1oxAs. ...........I- O. HARMS, lockwood sA NJ
BlekAharg. ,...s...tEEs. aJIEMAE. LeatheTs 81. =.
BED River....... IRENE Roots, 5 P. NJ.
Red River. .GossANER. Kouns. 5P. N.
Ned River....,.. .LIzzIE TATE, Groves, 5P. N.
Red RveF. RIGHT war, Scovl, sP N.
Red Eiver. ........ CELESTE, Dowty, sP.s.
bayou Sara.......LAFouRcHR, Brown. 10A. NJ.
Eatehez. WILD WAsonRR Richardson BPM
Aobilo s........... MAIL Boar, p N Cara.
Mobile .,.-...i. .LucRETIA. Davis. 4 P. NJ
NGndeville -. -, CaMEIIA, Cozzens, P NJ Cars
Bay ke LDuls.... LAURA, Walker, II M.--Uars.
BAY 81 Louis. s,.C CREOLE. Baker. 2 p. M-Carz.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
'tnamar BiamArck, Bardsau, for st Louis Bl


1nEgeI Theodors oapegaa, Dufresne, from Pointe a
an-dache, 70 master-zd dist Is
Lager Fortuna -, from Laioufohe. to MASTER
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 1
tfF q Friday. September ls, 1863.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
HYpnRTa


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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

Frances Blakeslee. from Mobile.
Big Horn, Giiham, from 1t Lous.
Elns si1nnes, Gress house from Bayou Sara.
j u blackford, Pickett from Washin ston'
Aloe, Woods, from Lower Coast
Itzourche, hono, from Bayou sara.
Hntty Gilmore, King. from uonai idnpnvillo.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18
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New Orieans, september Is, ls6s !
70 the Henorsbls Bosrd OF Aldermen, city Of New
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

onnotion of Mr.. Todd, the motion tore
CONSIDER was laid on the table.
" [ Che remainder of the debate of Septem-
Der 10 will be published at another time.l
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-18

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orte ctnen her &anrniere, gpuotp 5iqer,
10 bebcufcnD, nap an fener 8irpelberlelung
asiipetfclt tptre. 3uerlt Scrbrettete iih bas
@ertiGt, taB has Gpn9rebmttsltrc Glpripes
BON @isrenfin rer Strun9titdte fei, lnr per-
uriadte riele SeitlrSuilg, erptes lI6 istcd,
slldii&er @etle ais ~utbe8rlncet. Sn Der
untercn Statt, NO man bic @dHrtht BON Der
Grnrrulut9 SeSmpur'5 gang unYerrrittelt CT.
ttclt, fpnnte man ft6 ben Ghnelen llsber,
gang suerit niht reht e~rfiiren unb betraG,
tett bic gtdhrtGt ttipdS unBIdubt9.
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9ldnsenb iflurttntrt.
(8 Qualifications @stfammlun9.) Die &ati~
ftdttcn5. 9 erlammluna, bic gelern @tenp I'm
llnipn Sauare ftattinben fplte, uittrrblisb,
p1 feline 8prteretlun9en fir bteirn 9Ibenb 0e-
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Convention tnepfirien.