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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-15
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF The
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Washington, ID. c.,

proved Jaly 25, le6..
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NRW FIRST ROAR
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TaE RUSSIAN MIssIoN.-The Senat Com
mIttee on Foreign affairs held a meeting this
morning. when the nomination of Henry A.
Smythe to be Minister TO Russia was taken up,
but no definite action was had. Ii seems 10 be
understood, however, that the report upon the
nomination Will be uEtavorable.
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HELMBOLD-S
CONCENTRATED ENTRACr
BUCHC
Is THE CHEAT DIURErIU.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRArEB
EXTRACT SARSAPARLLA
Is THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both are prepared accordise>~-he rules Of Phar-
macy ana Chemistry and axe the most active thai
can be made.
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The TARIFF BILL-The House this after
noon took up the tariff bill which was pend.
ing in the Committee of the Whole at the ad.
iournment of the last session, and debated the
same al length Mr.. Dawes Mass in the chair
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IT WAS RUMORED yesterday al New York
that Moses ii. Grinnell Is TO be the successor of
Mr.. Smythe As Collector of the Customs al New
York, should the latter be sent TO Austria.
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IxrKRNAL REvEsUK--The receipts to-da.
from this source were S226, ,2i3.Gi.
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$40 MILES
OF THE
tM~
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
TIE TRACK BEING LAID AND TRAINS RUNNING
WITHIN TEN MILES OF THE SUMMIT
OF rHB ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

The remaining tan miles VIII be finished a. the
1 r. :s s :: to 6
in the rock cuttings the western slope with undated en-
.n
GRAND LINE TO THE RAGlgS coxp,rrpn ~ ,,,o
ion Ss.: proved anp: mere i.si q iaas: 10
means are a I@ds shss SS' sa1f.s BONDS
'is wi sis
sSass 20 aSss y
Is p:ia y : Ss G::s
% m; re sas
amount OF 'a aH H;nr MORTGAGE BONDS.
First Morease Bonds 70 the same amount q the bond.
"S q: for
Hon. ost. 'f
- Z s q; 81 i
Union Pacific So%Psny sa. !, ass S Gran.
% AZ n x: when vim b
less than 81 50 Per sS,s ne STs.' s y.ason
T ~ e sss s' s.ss s.ss S.s
.ss TIE soR
elias. railroad west from Omaha comprsns much Of the
aSs 's ss ~ an:
mile This price inclndes all necessary shops for
Incidental buildings sso iceoaotscs psssease baggage
ns ao d be s s:. s ss p.n os ns
s cost of % ms To- Ss Ss AID sa s
ess co%p.ay . BE- $4,000 mile -
THE TOTAL S2fI 81 81 a aIF FoEoW WsSDHED MILES
gs miles a. sSs Sss 2 aas oa2
ADD discounts on bonds, surveys, DC 9Soooo
Au,ount !. sHa l45 0l2
As he !; s. Bond; eau. money, COMPANY.
own First Mortgage Bonds have ready MARKET We have
Ef GAsH s s2H BUILDING
u Bonds " 5xsWU
CAPITAL s,ssk PAID IN on The work now ssSSoS
Land Grant 4OSOo0 acres, at 81 50 2il2oo0
The Company have ample aciie. for supplying any de-
nciency thai may construction may
DO done wholly or in part by additional subscriptions 70
'-p"-' EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY
from Is ee" this much has
as e the % e'fei inc
that when the road Is completed the through traffic q The
, 5 e no s :.
NH can ss n swes ss ssns s Sscs
fact government work, built under the supe vision Of
S
s No no oS.
or more 'AiaA' FlRsf MSRTaA .Gi gSSDs
are offered FOR The a. nps s ,sns On The os
Ssn fsesn per- Cent lower than United States s,Ocss
They pay -. -~..- =. -
or over iny and have thirty
years before maturity.
Subscriptions will be received In New York nj the
pany,s Office, ~ Nassau street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. NASSAU u.
CLARK DODGE CO. Banker, 81 Wall street.
JOHN d CISCO A SON, Bankers, Is Wall street.
HENRY CLEWS a co, Bankers ~ Wall street
HEDDEN, WINCHESTER Co, Bankers ~ Broadway,
by the companys advertised agents throughout the
United States kemttances should DO made In drafts
other funds in New York, aud the bonds will be sent
free M
through local agents will ook to them for thar safe do
livery.
work. for construction and value Of bonds
be obtained the companys Offices OF is advertised
agents or viii be sent free application.
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer, New York
JAN. g. 1863
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DOGS, BIRDS, so.

"A sae.-Medicnes for all diseases Presared food for
mocking birds a. B. DovExs, Aos and Greene street,
COZ ner Canal.
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINRs-
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck alp. Buffers Infal-
hbe Mango Cure and Flea Exerminator - Buffers
new work, 81 Ferrets cheap.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

RIO BANKRUPTs- DIsCHARaRs In BANKRUPTCY
i obtained reasonable terms BIZ oEOR0R p. HOWE
AtioEneA ~ Law N kaeeAp G3eak NM yeb reQlS x{s
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

A SURE FoRTUNE.-PARTNER WANTED. TO ACT
IA cashier OF the most extraordinary
money making snertamsnts given Ia this country
about commence at the Academy OF Musc Only s. o0
third street.
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DosT OFFICE NoTicE.-rHE MAILS FOR EUROPE
will be despatched from this Office Tuesday, l4tb
"Wednesday 18th Thuraday 10th and saturday 18th inst
The mails Tuesday Thursday and Saturday VIII close ~
~ clock noon and at the town stations ss follows
VIZ stations A and ., ll;AS; Q, o, ID, nsb and "
Notes Of he hour Of closing mails on Wednesday
VIZ ss posted ~ tAe sepe cmSS an2 cS sSesaY
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n r OuQ wANTED-oN CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
CD.UUU Address IL b. r. Herald once
cOs nnO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
cC).UUU In sums to suit. Second mortgages pur-
HiNMAN a CO., - Pine street.
cl12 OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTyAoE,
iyn properly CALENDER, LAURENCE a co,
30 Pine street
c175 000 TO LOAN ON BOND . AND MORT
estate in this city or Brooklyn.
John y. coNREY, G. Wall street, u.
EUROPE.
JSrERSArIoSAL MARITIME EXHIBITIONS "A
Under the patronage Of H. N. the Emperor, II. H. the
Prince Imperial the Havrc Corporation and General
openinr June and closing October 81 1868.
Comprng ~ classes In the following Eve groups.-l Ma
yleatlon 4 Goods 3 Fishing. g. Agriculture g. Com.
elemental Glasses naval art aud nautical sports An
active competition OF the American ship owners and
builders inventors mnnufacu o. producers Of any kind
means OF nayganoa and fishing, maritime goods and
medicines nautical books, maps and other productions OF
naval being expected and desired the for tenders
Of adhes been delayed the 10th OF February and
tho hibng puo invited apply for further infer
nation TO Mr. le Baron Gauldric Boeau
Consul General o. France and 70 Messrs r. T. Comstock
President No. broadway. Isaac Taylor, PRESIDENT ~
Broadway; r. Bfugulcre. 81 Cedar; Is. Hincken, No
William; T. Harding Surveyor. 81 William; A. Iaelin, SC
Wall. H. Dc Mars Messenger Franco oil Liberty
and r. Prech Commissioners aud members Of Committee
Demands Of admission are daily fled AT the General
Agency OF New YORK and Bremen steamship Company NJ
v. PRECHT, Commissioner and Agent. =
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FINANCIAL.

fLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
IA New iork-Aoney deposited now draws interest from
S5,O0O HARRISON HALL. Prosident
josrrH p COOPER Secretary '
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INSTANTANEOUS.
A -A.-JAPANESE HAIR STAIN.
IL Colors the hair whsAers and mustacho oeausii u
black or brown.
IL consists OF only one preparation. - - =, -, - -, 80.
Sold by TfTLMBOLD, bgi Broadway. and al druggsts.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES AND RETAIL DEAL.
4 era-Fine. fresh. haul picked Havana oranges now
dscharauR from and tor sale al pier ~ East river
AZ 50 per barrel.
DAHTfFg HAVING STOCKS or MERCHANDISE IN
quantities OF a., 900 and upwards which they wish W
al account OF gong out OF season damage
BY re or ether end addressing
Office No Mercantile building l6 sale street. ChlcagH
ILL.,
CCOTCH Pro rEos coLTNFss BRAND,--5uo TONS
- No Coltness, TO srrvc per bark X. L. Rouh, Iro4
GasG.w or sale "a lots 20 sust npTchasers ~ IAQkAs
DURHAM, " south e.rset. =
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days.
Sleeping cars attached 10 $50 and IL p. ". trains
WIN. III. VANDERBILT. Vice President
CoUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND
y Winter arrangements
Leave James slip New York, a. 4. NJ via Long Island
Railroad TO Jamaica, for Babylon aud all way stations
Franklin Brooklyn, at g.Jo a. NJ, VIA Brooklyn
Central Railroad 70 Jamaica, tor BabSo and all
Leave James slip, New York at r. NJ via Long Island
Railroad 10 jamaica for Babylon and all way stations.
Franklin avenue, Brookyn, at 800 r. NJ, via brooklyn
Central Railroad 10 Jamaica, for Babylon and all way STA
tons.
Leave Babylon at 3j A. NJ for Jamaica and all
tons connecting with train OF Long Island railroad, arrive
Ing Mt James slip at 10 A. NJ.
Leave Babylon at 40 A. NJ FOR Jamaica and all sta
TONS connecting with tram OF Brookyn Genital Railroad.
arriving az Franklin avenue, Brookyn ~ ~ A. n.
Babylon lZU =. NJ. Jamaica and all way
stations connecting with train OF Long Island Railroad
rying at James slip at $ z. NJ.
Leave Babylon at 1910 Il. NJ for jamaica aud all way
connecting with train of Brooklyn Central Rail-
road arriving AZ Franklin avenue, Brookyo M 800 r. NJ
and connecting also borss OF the East New
York and Jamaica Railroad, whch leave Jamaica every
forty minutes. z. WHITE SUPERINTENDENT
To take effect Novembcrt 1867.
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4 HORSE AUCTION MART. liz EAST THIRTEENTH
N street, Fourth avenue
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL

Auction sales Of Horses Carriages Wagons Harness and
everything the horse line, Tuesday and Friday.
Messrs. JOHNSTON d VAN TASsELL stand at the head
Of the horse business in this city, jockeying
double dealing. Everybody doing business with
rely upon the most strict and impartial justice Everything
Down town office G. Liberty street. between Broadway
and Nassau street.
wishing buy sell at private should register
either down town once mart the articles
desired for sale.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs.-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trans leave New YORK VIA Hudson River Rail-
road Thirteth Tenth and 10 A. NJ and
345 $50 and III +. NJ, aud Harlem Railroad, Twenty.
sixth and Fourth avenue, at IL A. NJ aud AS r. M.
The $50 L. M. via hudson River will sum
days.
Sleeping cars attached TO $50 ana II p. NJ. trains
WIN. II. VANDERBILT. Vice President
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A THE CELEBRATED TROTrING HORSE RELI-
a. ance. l6x hands high, trotted in 2S4 70 wagon,
about years old kind in all harness. and y one Of the
best pole the CITY and 20 harness
day the properly pr srsss Cno @ b, him
road horse he be exceed The knows Of
fault and believes him 70 be perfectly sound.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation OF afternoon paper In the CITY, ~ IL
therefore, the most desirable medium for advertisers
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A PARTNER wANrED-lN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
n and paying wholesale and retail business one OF
he best locations In the city SS0 cash required Address
]. r. N. Herald office
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fr1n REWARD WILL BE PAID AT THE OFFICE
sDiU OF the Coleman House. OF Broadway aud
twenty street for oval ocke containing hair,
green enamel with gold stars, much worn.
c.1E RFwARD-SrRaYED, JANUARY 8, A SMALL
s~ID gray Scoch Terrier, nushy tail. answers to the
name OF Jimmy. Return 70 ~ Firth avenue.
mr. RbwARp-fAKEN By MISTAKE, MONDAY
,DlO morning, Buffalo Robes. from the stable OF
Edward H. SENIOR as West Houston street IL sent
the oce ~ Csrnne street no questions will be asked
nOn RgwhRD-FoR THE RETURN or LARGE
CLU half bred black poodle Dog to 2Sl Madison avenue
nrn RtwARD-roa THE RETURN or GOLD
TOU Watch. No ~ 6S6 ". j. Tobias maker ost on Mon
,sv afternoon Inn ID s6S while riding N an Eighth
me car between vesny and Twenty fourth street No
auestons asked Apply j. Barr, at oheo VI John War
rem q Son, 60 Wall sEesh H.
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II. WEEKS, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
troting orse Captain old, warranted sound and
kind, l5 hands high roted TO wagon Boston track in
2 has been driven by present owner on the road for
the last two years. ad must be sold without reserve
man and McsssngeT high wsrranted sound S and
and years old half brothers sired Henry Clay trot
In minutes fne stylish drivers and warranted sound
worthy the attention OF parties who desire really good
stock.
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A COUPE, COUPE AND wEsTCHEsTER RoCKA.
"A ways strictly good, and variety Of other sylas, 81
4. r. HICKS 81 barclay street
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pOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

MONEYS ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
M Jcweiry and general Merchandise. al No. Park
Of Ann street tJewery store) Open from Stos
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
CONGRESSIONAL DEMooRArrc Ex. Con. 1
 Washington City, May 26, 1868.

WheuluBtuu ONy, HA1y ~, Aooc'
 The undersigned requests the chair men of all state, county, city, township or ward democratic and conservative committees, associations, or clubs, to furnish the Congressional Democratic Executive Committee with the names of members of their associations, for reference during the pending presiden- tial campaign. Documents will be fur nished by this committee, on orders accompanied by money, at the follow Ing rates. s +
 For sixteen page documents, in wrap pers, and franked, S12 per thousand
 For eight page documents. in wrap pers, and franked, s7 per thousand, or at the same rate for smaller number. In particular cases they will be furnished gratuitously.
 Communications may be addressed 10 Hon. Samuel J. Randall, N. O., Washington City:
 By order. J. R. DOOLITTIE,
 Chairman Congressional Dem. Ex. Committee.
 SAMUEL J. RANDALL, Secretary.
 Democratic and conservative jour- nals will please insert the above notice sonspicnously-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04


 p@The carpet-bag M. c. from this district is quite unlike Grant, at least so far as speech-making is concerned as he appears to be over-anxious to de- liver himself, if he can only get the hearers. The Augusta Sentinel gives the following joke of the verdant .syoungest member on the floor:"
 Roors AT JAcKsoNPoRT.-O the arr rival of the Fairy Queen at Jackson port, last week, Adams splendid Brass Band repaired to the wharf, where they commenced playing. Hon. Roots, looking around and unable to discover any one else aboard to whom such hon. ors were due, hurried to the bar, loaded himself with fair charge of "rifle'' whisky, after which preparation, he stepped forth on deck to acknowledge the compliment extended to the Hon. M Just then, however, some one, better acquainted with the politics of the good people of our neighboring city than .Rooty Toot," whispered something into his astounded ear, whereupon Hon. Mir. Roots disappeared as suddenly as he did on certain oc- casion while attempting to walk gang plank from one of our White river steamers, and fell "chug' into the "father of waters" The deserved com pliment was intended for Morg. Ad- ans, the chief of the band, who was returning from visit to Mississippi, and not Logan Roots.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

A Coop RADroAL.-Ex-Goy. Joe Brown, of Georgia, who led that State out of the Union and raised thousands of troops for the Southern armies, is now a good radical and leader among the "trooly loil."
 This same Gov. Joe Brown founded, and built and run the Infamous Ander- sonville prison.
 This same Gov. Jcc Brown 1t was who iuaugurated every strocity that Andersouvillc prison ever tolerated.
 This same Gov. Joe Brown was a prominent speaker and delegate in the Chicago Convention which nominated Rant X Grabtax. In his speech he boasted that he was an original seces' sionist. And all during his speech he was cheered vociferously by all the congregation of contractors, carpet. baggers, tax-coIlectors and "loilists' then and there gathered together Neb. News. s sfs4 e.34 .
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
NOTICE

ITS HEREBY GIVEN. that in pursuance of a l decree of the Circuit Court of Prairie county, on the Chancery side thereof at the February Term, 1868, of said Court, will as Commissioner in Chancery, on the 10th day of August, 1868, proceed to sell at public out cry, to the highest bidder, for cash, in the town of Des Arc. in front of the office of James E. Gatewood, in said town, te-wit Lots one CD and three (3) in block twenty nine (29) in the town of Des Arc, in Prairie county, in the State ofArksnsas, according to the plat of said town. Said sale being had to enforce vendors lien on above described Lots, in pertain suit in Chancery in Prairie Circuit Court, wherein A. Stewart < Bros are com plainants and Geo. W. Walden ct als. are defendants.
 v J.E. GATEwOoD,
 iul2l- Commissioner.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

chief officer of the government he will obey every command of the people, i. e., a radical congress, regardless of the con stitution which clearly prescribes his duty, regardless of the oath of office, which makes him an executive officer, and not a tool. It matters not what the friends of General Grant claim for him in the south. They may say he is conservative ia his views; they may boast of his magnanimi. ty; but their arguments are more than answered in his avowal of cordial sympa- thy with the tax-levyng, south-oppress' ing, negro. worshipping, God-and-morality party. Lot the people not heed all this bosh about Grants policy, magnaninity
 &c.,, for out of his own mouth is he con
 demned. He is by his words thorough radical, or the veriest hypocrite. Tras no such man. 8ias
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

A dispatch from Savannah, Geor- gis, says Jefferson Davis will soon sail for Europe, to be gone several months, and will be represented in the coming trisl by his coupeel
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

"How HATH THE MIoHrY FALLEN" The Arkansas Republican, of Little Rock, radical paper, announces the fact that Arkansas, in the language of Lincoln, "has resumed her practical relation with the Unioa." That paper says that Ar kansas "a few years before the war was represented in the national councils by a few imbecile politicians" We congratu- late the Republican on the discovery, and remind him that that State is now repre- sonted in the National councils and the State government not only by inbecile carpet-baggers, but set of itinerant asses whose progressive policy is to ruin the State and rob her tressury.--[Jeiferson (Tsx) Jimplecuts.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
sx-Thc wits in Washington have

pE-The wits in Washington have a clever story that Butler and Nelson fought duel; that Nelson was shot through the brains and Butler through the heart, and that neither of them were injured.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

~How long does a widow mourn for her husband? She mourns for 8 second.
 The Chicago Tribune terms the late assemblage of soldiers in New York "a convention of soreheads." It is quite likely some of those heads may still be sore from the effects of wounds inflicted by the enemy's rifles, sabres, shells and club bed muskets, but we submit this is scarcely it subject for the derision of respect able American newspapcr.--[ Albany Ar pua M ssHA
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

orRadicals arc so deficient in arith- metic that in adding up the States they don't know how to ''csvry one"--Lou- isvills Democrat.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
ssx, The .ooner we comm

psy- The sooner we commence the work of organizing the Democracy in Prairie county the sooner that work will be done, and every day of com plete organization and readiness for the contest gives us that much more strength when it comes. It is neces- sary that every township in the county form Democratic club and have reg ular and stated meetings. Let these clubs be formed at once, and ways and means provided for obtaining papers and documents that will furnish in formation and keep all posted as to their duty. There seems to be no plar settled upon as yet for the action ol our people in the coming election, but we hope to be able in our next issue to give our readers information in re-
 gard to what will be the course to bt pursued. In the meantime let us bt up and doing, preparing for any emer
 gency.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE: F j. D. WALKER, of Washington Co, JOHN R. FELLOWS of Ouachita.
 FIRST DISTRICT: ROBERT 6. CAN'T, of Prairie.
 snCoND DISTRICT: A.aB. WILLIAMS, of Hempstcad. THIRD DISTRICT: y.E. CRAvENS, of Johnson.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

R. H. CRozIER, A. M.. assisted by . corps of competent teachers. Rates of tuition-$is, SIS and S25 per term of five months. Surveying taught practicallya with the Compass.
 Music on the Piano Forte, S25. Use of Instrument, S5.
 Boarding, $l0 or SIP per month. For further particulars, address Principal or any member of the Board of Trustees.
 D. F. REINHARDT, President
 Board of Trustees. c. NJ. GREEN, Secretary.
 jul2l-2t. a
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
DIED.

In this place, July 29th, SALLIE, daughter of Benj. and M. K. Blakeney, aged seventeen months.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
TT HAS NO EQUAL
 Being absolutely the best P A MILY MACHIN E


 And Intrinsicslly the Cheapest. It is really two machines combined in one, {by Q simple and beautiful mechanical ar engagement making both the Shuttle or Lock stitch, and the Overseaming and Button-hole stitch, with equal facility and perfection It executes, in the very beat manner every variety of sewing, such as Hemming, Telling, Cord ing, Tucking, Stitching, Braiding and Quilt ing, Gathering and sewing on, (done at the same time, and in addition, Overseams, Elm broiders on the edge and makes beautiful Button and Eyctet-holes in all fabrics.
 Every machine is warranted by the Com pany, or its Agents, to give entire satisfac- tion.
 Circulars, with full particulars and sam ples of work done on the Machine, can be had on application at the salesrooms of the Company,
 s. w. Cor. Eleventh 6 Chestnut Streets,
 PHILADELPHIA,P PA. Instructions given on the Machine at the rooms of the Company gratuitously to all purchasers.
 Agents Wanted. FRED'K PAxON, President. ". B. MEsDESHALL, Treasurer.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
A Curious Book

A Beautifully Illustrated Book, worth a thousand dollars, sent fine on receipt of Fifty
 Gents, by addressing Plof John Zanderpooi,
 No. 30 Clinton Place, Jew York City
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
FOR CASH.
Come One. Come All.

See for yourself and buy Good Bargain before it is too late, being determined to sell out our entire stock in as short time as pos sible. Consider, then, your own interest: times are hard, money scarce; and, in view of these facts you will do we'll to call at
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Roots, Saddles and Bridies, Guns, Rines and Pistols, Carpets. Hats and
 Caps,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
GOOD wzwsi
To nn Whom 1t May Concern
A Large and well Selected Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

To be sold out regardless of Cost Prices
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04
F. GATES & BRO.

To buy your
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

And many other things too numerous to mention; all to be sold to suit these hard times. and money saved in the purchase of your Dry Goods bill is
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-04

". B. MEsprsHAII, Treasurer.