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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02

geibe 9duier bes gonsreiies baben bnrd 3lpei-
brittelmebrbeten bas 0eto bes prdiibenten umgefo.
benunb Die Bin sum @eiese erboben, welde ieoe
Gppelation an Die eupreme Court in Tdllen, bic
aus ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entiprnsen. serabe-
su perbistet Wait anoern Worten bic Bill periast
Dem Oberbunbesseridte oas &edt iiber Die Heeon=
ltruetionsselebe Elm @utadten ab3u9eben. Wead Der
Correspondent bes republifaaiiden Cincinnati Com.
mereial fsnn5eidnet oieie infame Bill in folsenoen
treffenben WDrten 8
.Oieie Bill lhafft tbatiadlid bas 8edt zines 1er<
b6rs burd cine Surp in sebn Staaten ab; fie madat
ilitdr Gommiliionen aum oberiten @elese iiber Elm
@ebiet, bas balb 10 sroB it, ipe bas 5eitlanb Don
europe; {ie sertrimmert Rebte, Die dlier inb, als
bic dlteitem nrtunosn. Saben Serr StesDart nno
Sene, Die seftern nit ibm fmnlten. iernals sebDrt,
pe elmer Der er6bten Retsaelebrten ber Nen5eit ben
3wed Der brif1iIhsr Gcnftitilcn une @seieruns sr'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02

fldrt Wenn niht, 10 mirb es niht unpanenb Jiein,
ne su erinnern oab er feline Grfldrune in ben fosen.
ben Worten 3niammenfaBte: Ser 3rued 1T, amSlf
ebrlihe .Wdnner auf Die 8onf Der @eibworenen 5n
befomnen." 9iun aber pairt i'm Sabre 1868 Der
gongreB Der 0er Staaten Elm @eieb, nm s,pof ebrs
tide Mdnner BON Der 8anf Der @eihworenen berun=
tersuioaen uno oieielbe nit sp6lf SDoater suebele=
sen, binter enem @eneralbefebl bonn 5auptqudrtler,
DER bieIen ober jenen Mann weeen zines 8er9ebens,
,oas Der Contribution nno bem 2anoe freb 1T. Sur
Sail perurtbeilt. llnb ioldes eeihiebt, nad)oem!
mir ieit brei Sabren I'M 2anbe reoen eebab baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
Sin Jeisusuertbss siinbenbeienntnis.

ggy2c6 Ner hea hIifoniidben Sin.
,;.na. gnrmsre;or -, 5drsbt unterm 90 s,36r, non
M aras ass;netnn en;, w;ll msIde rio ;nIauh;sl,en
es.sn.r -, ssosrfo,e oblhoift If IN beinen sdu.
ssr,, - ,~t 80 nS ro;rs ; ,enaer, ooen ge5eh er.
So. s ns .rsr sa,;a ao h;es MA cine orose
asr.osf no. ~ Frle;ltern,, hss oonSes ,rIe;nen
IN Ss s.ts Nam 5 epb;lben nos nua her wreis
:. eeh~;sort;r.l nm aen Wetyoo hes aoaea herun-
.sr..S -. .usrn, Gs ;rh fn nber bolS beros1teI,
-, Ne s;.ss s,o,frr,os !, r;ioer;sd ;nn sne s,e.
.sssss,, NJ ;rrs,sn gts,,srn ahne s;n, ent,nrs-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02

- Ser gertrae nit oem norboeuti6en gunbe,
sum @hube Der 4ussemanberterl, muroe ant Son'
ner{fae bonn @ennte nit elmer fleinen gerdnberuns
beifdtiet Ser ensise giniuanb, Der sesen ben 1er'
fraa erboben ipurbe, nor Der, bab Der norboeutide
9nnb ouenfa1s beanipruden tonne. Musseuanberte
su beldisen, Die 9eutldlano Dor oem ablaife ibrer
flnfidbrieen Nrobeseit beiuden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
Die an,palte bes grdlioenten baben bsi4lofen,

- Die Mniudlte bes 4srdiibenten baben beihloIen,
Gtonton ols 3eusen porsulaben uno i'm 5u fra.
gen, Of er ni1t als Elm Gedtsselebrter bem Yraii'
benten perii9erte, bab l bas amtsoauerseieb nidbt
ouf Cabinets Wlitsleber be3iebe, Die BON 9rn. 2ns
coin ernannt puroen Ntan pirb oann bon inn
perIaneen bas patent oufsurueilen, bas ibn bered<
tist, unter prdfoent Sobnion als Rrieesmnifter su
fungiren DieIe sSrasen ueroen etanton auf benz
3euaenftanbe lebr uneeleeen fonmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
Solrmbus Ben .. aprtI 1858.
6nr grdiibent ber 9er. Gtaoten:
! 0err6e s. aSentletpi,.
% prpse6 sss prailbentsn


men uuo aoa o1Hs unteFors@nne O's jun Su'uhe
teIieeie5t mssoen. 80. . :, - .. 49,
Hen: R'ntlsr oer 0sIng!se's 'on.'s., oss III sem.
Drleuns en- 70 l9ones anoenlsn o'n'es'ee, erouns'e
TN Momsn peg ieeeea Saqoermal'H oN Uerpanc'
un8en ourq oretaanol9e 9seoe. " ela.r'e oeIs
'psle pon peg HoleBan9 gogsr 2,eaMlen y vn9sano.
uerludte ose StlQ1oln9lel Der Anlia0eatt'lea
napjutpeslen ino mnpte n oo, aus .anle1el e'SeHsH
Vti3t9as jm bsreilsn, ooB 1Qon Hupe1e eOHS1ene
pc NetesDtnos8EtH e'nseleeen naoen o'e AoeBnngs-
9epalt peg prdEoenien 5a oeIu1dn'en. aoo .Dl.e
- enoen, penn man oem = sIanoeH!en o'ele seiap1,.
Sc 4Ra@ 5uselianos oleg Ielegans S'an'Ons ..
ote Anlielun8 poH 1poMos4 o'e gunleltsoun9 oes
Vrdlcsu'sn M PEN ven. xMDap unO ls,ns asoea
.u elsselane nea S,s Sea.s D,.os'sn na.1tl'v uas
- wv s.s -" !. ss 9
rensa soeta@Nn - n,.... 9. -sss.
q mari osm yral.oen,sn osIIa9e s. VsDa.enma' aaa
sanoen DOt sa ...as .s. msS. s,ss
oss ss s. ,,,,s & Sras o,,s nos
....ss... m bsso,ne G.eSehe~ Mi
s:s." o. h.ssa. ss * hsrsbt s. bobsn III
se 8 ay Z rnsr i'm -
- Ma N -, ssusr o,he
49, s 4ssssS.,, h.v,or Ak IS. nn,roIe liner hie mi.
ass ,.nh 81 psosr,,no :, ner5ioe unb ME
ts.. I bsr hsn nouSen =, uerfen erin.
-. 4 ,,;, =, ;srsr onn,r her hem GoIoer ert.
I;ef unb q inter bie Menae niidte uno unanfbor.
lid .poltet ben Dieb!1 5drie q glnn perlanse bss
isr arnke gerbreder, ooB Inn Der Genat ein frepeI-
hoftes sreiben beitdtiae unb ibm bic aneemabte
4Radbf suot{tebe. Oos 2aus bat feline @9uloisfeit
o,tbon: mir bobsu ber, Werbreder por cure @dran.
Ten oebrnt unb perIaneen Die 8erafang ieiner sro<
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
NeoersWfcihheit.

Sic bon Neeern uno peiBen Habifalen perfaBte
Contribution BON 2oniiana, Die iebt ben re8iitrirten
l9par3en uno meiBen Stimmsebern ,ur abiiinltnune
porselest werben iou, fdert ben Resern nidt bios
Die ausaebebntejten &ede ionbern entbdlt auh Be.
fmmunsen, meIhe Die p0llise seealdaftlide Gleid-
belt Der Neser NIT ben WeiBen sr5pin9en loaen.
3ur probe laen mir ben 13ten Mrtifel oieies ldo'
men Madperfs bier foleen:1 @ sa
MrtiteI Is. aae Berionen ionen il, 6ffentlihen
5abrseeaenbeiten gleide @edte uno 4Srinile9en ss.
nieBen Mlle @elh6fts- ober 0fcntlide Grboiungss
uno Aufentbalts Qoiale, Die bon Der Staats=, Nas
| riI9= ober Observation-Disclosures cine aisens gu loien
haben ionen als einen Dffentlihen @barafter tra-
aenoe 2ofale betradtet tperoen, un6 fur bic Munab-
me aller perlonen obne unterldeo Der Haee ooer
9autfarbe offen ieifl.
9ieIen geftimmuneen mad, bemertt Die NeD Dr-
leans Deuihe Breiie, muB ieber @afbofsbeiibsr Der
cine 2i5ens fir Nbbaltune zines Balles, Goneertes,
ober irseno elmer guffubruns erlons iein ODER .br
2ofal benz Neser sbenio susdnsld5 iein laiien, als
Dem WeiBen; tpenn fd ein babies OuBeno Tarbi9er
an Der 6ffentlihen Safel zines Sotels nieberlasn,
barf 5ie Der Beibsr nibt weeieben, uno wenn Die
| Weiben ien Saus perlalien uno meoen, penn Der
Ntann pielIeit oaburd rlinirt miro, oas tbut nbts
5ur 9ade penn BEL elmer Baafetlhfeit einise CO.
lorirte Gentlemen nit ibren liebl buftenben 2aoies
f9 betbeisen tpoen, bannmiiBt ibr oieelben sben-
Iio freunoIid anfnehmen als gnbere, oenn Die Gon.
ititufion Idreibt es 10 Dor. unb nun, Burger bon
2ouiiana, idludt an oieier iae, uirst ie bnnntsr,
wenn ibr f0nni
Gin anberer artifei iArebt bor, bab Die anoer Der
Neaer aleiA ben 3inoern Der Weiben @nfnabme in
oen sSreiI finbeniollen unb perbietet sera-
be5u bic grridtuns ieperater Sdulen fir Die eine
ooer Die anoere Iaiie Wlit @eualt ion Der brutale
Ieser auf Die seienlGaftlide Stufe Der Weiben se-
Itellt ueroen. go lautet oas rabifale Ma6tSebot.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02

s@ lin uniern 2eiern gu 3eisen, wie Sr. Gbaie
gegeniudrtig in ben raoifalen Bldttern berbalten
nuB, braden mir ben folsenben 4rtifel aus Der vSa.
GtaatsSeituns1 ab Siefe Rabenbalserei swiiten
ben @rant- uno gbaie Rooifalen hatwensfens ben
0ortbeiI, oaB iie uns in ben Stanb iebt Elm menig
binier bic goulifen su bIiden uno uns oas Sreiben
Der Gibrer unb Sibrerinnen Der sroBen Jrei.
beitspartbei 81 beobadien, Die i'm Sabre 1860 ies.
reid in Waibinston ein8osen. Die politiide uno
Imoraliide GdulnB bieier Geielidaft mub bereits
iebr srob iein, tpofir uns er nod neulh bas iean.
oal6is auftreten Der Tran 2ineoln iattiame Be.
peiie Iieferte: $
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02

Dar Ser Genat unirer @eieb9ebuns nabm om
Montas spei midti9e Bills an, Die aud tuabrlbein.
Iid bonn &eprdientantenbauie ansenommen nno 5u
G5eeben gemadbt perben Sie cine Bin perfiist, oaB
Stuoenten auf Colleges nidt bort itimnen t0nnen,
menn lie nidt in Dem Somnibip ooer Wablbiitriet,
morin bas College liest sa Sanie iinb, unb ie ipi-
berruft bas @eleb bonn 16 Npril 1867, weld]es Den
pertrippelten Goloaten i'm National-Nipl bas Gedt,
bort 81 itmmen, CAB, penn lie aud nidbt bort 5u
Salle paren. Die ameite YiiI perbietet oas Marti-
rem irsenb eines Sidets, IN, gu ieben ME Der Wdb=
Ter itimrnf ktsss 60 sNE 81 4sssFS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
Waoe BON einem Oiaoifalen se,eihnet.

Geroernnnlse 0ice Yrdlioent g8abe lit bonn .gSeH=
boten" uieoerbolt als elm rober 6anatifer, ols elm
sans oroindrer gartbelepper beSeidnet norben, Der
oroentIih etwas barin iudt, ib bur4 cine robe
Sprade unb nod semeines shimpfen uno Soben
berpor5utbun. I'm Dem 2eier gu beiueiien, bab oise
8eseidnunsen feinesmess Su fart ober partbeiiid
maren, molten mir ibm beuie oas llrtbe zines rabis
fallen Blattes iiber @abe porfibren. Ser glepelano
y2eaoer" lit zines Der rabifalen Def rabfaIen Yar.
tbeibldtter Obio's er 1T oas Organ Der &abitaIen
beg 6diebiertes, be,n aud Waoe anseb6rt, unb eebt
nit gifer fur oas Smpeadment nnb alle rabifalen
WaBreseln bes Gonsreifes in's @eidirr: Sein Ut.
tbeil iiber Waoe fdllt oaber 6oppelt iAper ns @e=
fuitht. Al.a .ka
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
(aus benz glesslans esabsr. J

Mm 12ten bieies Wonats tuanbte iid5 aerr SoDn-
ienb, aIs Correspondent oes u0eaber an 2rn Waoe,
ben einfueisen Biee Yrdiibenten, nm Elm Sidet fit
Die Reporter @aaerie bes Senats gu bsfommen aui
feline b6flide Mnfra9e erbelt 6err Soipnienb bic
foIgenbe semeine unb nnsramn,atifaliid snt,port
pgDea, bas 1T bic perbammteite eemeinfe 3eitun9
in Dbio. gs 1T cine gbaie 3eitung immerfort. Sic
tbut mir nits ihuloen un6 i'd tbue ibr nidts i1ul-
ben. Oas 1T feline Gmpfebluns fur MIDI"
Weniae Gage ipdter ,purbe Serr pubion, Der Nit.
rebatteur bes .2eober, Der id ebenfas um elm 9i-
Diet on Germ Wabe auoe, bon bieiem in Der freunb-
lihnsn Weifs empfaHeer. Tisier posfide Wsdii
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
Weriber Der ohisen Gdanbtbaten iemals aur We
1benfdhQft aeapaen perben. g

Serr SO. 8. Gmitb BON Mabiion gountp, ben
Die Gepublifauer BON Granfln gountp fir bas 3id-
teramt ernannten ebnt in einem 8refe Die Gbre po.
Itip al ertldrt, baB er fir ben ben,ofratilden
ganbioaten, 9rn. Soiepb Olbs fimmen ineroe,
unb empfieblt allen ieinsn Sreunoen, baiIelbe 81
tbun. Gr winidt, bab Die aeiau,mte Minoerbeit tlr
Srn. Obs itimmen unb i'm enfiumis ermdblen
m5ge. 9eIe grfldrun9 serpidbt Srn. Smitb Sur
gbre unb benefit sl9leih, oaB Die 9emotraten enen
tiibtisen unb ebrenuertben Wlann fur oas @ihter-
am ernannt baben, Dem aud uniere pOlitiid den 8es-
ner anerfennuns unb 3utrauen iAenfen. Surd, DIE
grnennuns FOLDER Mdnner sewinnt cine yartbel
un9emen rudbrenb Die grtudbluns unfdbiser ooer
gar ibeIberihtister Berionen 5u pidtisen Aeutern
INNER Elm potiper Werlu fur Die betreifenoe par'
t6ei lit. as i. - s
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
THINGS I LEM g.

l like generous minded man who investigates before he gives his opinion
 and who has politeness and patience
 enough to hear his fellow mans views and arguments before he abruptly de- cides against him. I like the light of science to be brought to bear upon
 traditionary legends or superstitious notions,ere they are permitted to pass as stereotyped dogmas in ethics or meta physics. I like the system of philoso- phy taught by Bacon, that cause aud ef-
 feet are relative terms, and that we arc to reason from cause to effect and from
 effect back to cause, a-priori Il cetereori
 I like great men of every school in
 morals, in ethics and politics; men that have by close study made themselves worthy to be heard, and whose opinions are based upon principles immutable,
 whose doctrins and teaching will stand the test of the most rigid criticism
 men that dug deep for sure founda- ton and whose superstructures will stand the stor of time and change. I like such men because they are the true beuefactors of their race and coun-
 try, such men are like the comets
 that sometimes pass through our ethe-
 rial regions leaving a brilliant train along their high pathways. J like that class If men calling themselves chris tians, who do not like the pharisee stand up in public places and thank God that they are not as other men - that class, wno do not strain at gnat and swallow Il camel; that class who do not as the Indian said of his board tree stand so straight as to lean over little. l like that class of men. who are not afraid ol ashamed to Work for an honest suste- nance in any department of business like that class of women that is not grieved and afflicted at the idea of go 1 iug into the kitchen to cook q meal E ,ictunls, or to the eowpen and milk tho
 COW, that class that does not sleep till o'clock A. NJ. in order to be healthy
 that class that does not spend half thel
 time running round to the milliner 0, mantua maker to get a dress or bon.
 net altered that class that watches
 the smoke house with as much interest
 as they do tAe psrlor or thuis
 toilet rooms. 1 like that class that
 make good aothcrs ana rear usefu Lchildten, such as Sod ant men bless Ia likceuch l1ea IS pay their debts anc ! peak the truth, though they knew by so doing the stars would fall. Hike ! such preachers as excHtplify during
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
six days what thoy preach on the sev-

cn'h aar lhke that man cf lesrniug. sae eg@sg -eh lacac,eL.s u vfuu p tu- lmiiir. fsds ad haaeues
 kramlnasity e4 q. a r41i-ssl,
 sc5 Hike atatIas ~ hyp56- iricy. like tnat n9.i.ie wta a7opl7 you arg righ. aiu theo g4 ahead or suan ss esa ooasoisn ssously s4y as did the immortal Ciey 9n one eeaa ion, T wouid rather bs rigs chan } presi- dent ike thal iii@gship that is not bought, ihat trienishiY hat is not like .tbs sounding brass or tinkling cymbal. i like the man that is careful and slow in the selection of his friends. l like an honest public spirited patriot, that labors from the convictions of an en- frightened conscience, and cultivated intellect to promote and build up the true interest of their own country and particular locality by all the honorable means with which God endowed him. like my people and my country though l may unfortunately at times find myself differing from my peo- pie in matters of political pol icy and expediency. Hike the noon tide light of reason and honest conviction of the truth come whence it may. l like the man that can honest ly disagree with me in matters of reli- zion or politics and st the same time concede to me as much honesty of motive and purpose as he may claim for himself. In fine, l like can did, fearless, truthful men in church and state, who would not sel. them selves or barter away the interest and salvation of their country for brief tenure of position or power. l like the sentiment of the inn ortal Captain Reed of Virginia who said to the Brit ish officer (when bribe of money had been offered him to go over and fight for the king,) Il am poor it isitrue, yet, such as am the king of England is not rich enough to buy me" PLEBIAN.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
Special Notice.

We wish to call the attention of our readers to inc eoluinn advertisement headed Purify Your Blosd to all the articles mentioned in il. Ailthose afflicted hy disease. or who have friends suffering from sickness. should care fully read. and we know they will derive pro- ft from it. IL gives Us mach pleasure to be able in this manner to recommend 10 ourPeo- nle these remedies, as years of trial show they fully deserve. pr. Thos. A. Hurley's sarsaparilia. the Great Blood Purifier, needs only 10 be tried to be fully appreciated, lis Bitiers, fllurley's,l are the best and purest now offered for sale. For dobility and loss of appetite no others oughtto he used. Hurley $ Ague Tonic is harmless in is effect and never fails 10 cure if asel by directions. Try it.. Also his Wolp Candy, tIlmley's,l cannot be eaualled; eny child will take it. So tis with Dr.. Seabrook's Soothing Syrup, the best and srfest now offered, as no bad effects ever oc- c,u. from using it. Mothers try one bottle and in future you will get no other. Also Dr. seabrook Elixir of Pysophosphaie oi iron and Calasayg; also Dr. Be'nsons Eng. Horse Liniment and James Raddle x Cos E1l gam Ginger All the above remedies ars aneeuaifod; we cannot understand why their regaales might not as well be taken in the speeial diseases for which they are recon mcndod. with as much confidence as the pre- srriprion U regular physician.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
VIbLaSow, WALKER COUNTY, GA, l

June -J- iCNp.
 DR. JouN BULL-Dear Sir: 1 have recent ly given your ''Wofm Destroyer" several trials, and find it wonderfully efficacious IL has not failed in single instance to have the wished fog effect. l am doing q pretty large country practice. and have daily use for some article of the kind am free to confess that know of no remedy recommended by the ahlest authors that IS 90 certain and speedy in it's effects. On the contrary they are un- certean in the exireme. My object ill writ ing you is to ind upon what terms 1 can get the medicine directly from you. If can get it upon easy teras, shall use great deal of it. am aware that the nee of such articles is contrary to the teachings and practice of a great majority of the r,gniar line of M. s, but l see no just cause or good sense in dis cardng q remedy which we know to be eff cient, simply because we may he ignorant of it's combination. For my part, l shall make it a rule 10 use all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity which l may be abie to command--not hesitating because some one more ingenious than myself may have learned it's effects fist, and secured the sole right to secure that knowledge. However, l am by no means m advocate or supporter of tine thousands of worthless nostrums that flood the country, that purport to cure all manner of disease to which human flesh is heir, Please reply soon, and inform me of your best terms. l am. sir, most respectfully,
 JULIUS r. CLEMENT NJ. D.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
MHeL
DIR. JOHN BULLS Great Remedies.
Bull UCdf0l 'Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. Arhaasas HReard From.
 TEsTIaGyY OF MEDICAL MEN.

Stony poiid White Co.,, Ark. May g, '6G. DR JoHN Bul.t--Dear Sir: Last February was in Louisville purchasing drugs. and I got some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitiers.
 My son-in-l law who was with me in the store, has been down with rheumatism for some time, commenced On the Bitters, and soon found his general health improved. Dr. Gst, who has been in had health, tried them, and he also improved.
 Dr. Coffee. who has been in bad health for several years-stomach and trer afiected-he improved very much by the-us of yonr Bit ters Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement. l think coald sell great quantity of your medicines this fall--especially of your Ced- ron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Slip me via Memphis. care of Rckett Neely.
 Respectfully,
 C. B. WALKER
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
a4th of June at ssicRory Plain.

2sth Of June at sEick0ry Elain.
 The masonic fraternity of this coun- ty celebrated the day of their great pairon. St. John, by a procession and barbecue at Hickory Plain on Wednes day, the 2tth just, which was attended by delegations from the lodges of Des Are, Brownsville and ABstin, besides slarge concourse of people who attend cd for the purpose of witnessing the ceremonies. At an early hour i'll the morning they moved in procession from the lodge room, after which they re- paired to the Institute end performed the ceremony of installing their of tcers which presented . very imposing spectacle. After the ceremony of in- stallation, the Rev. Mr. Dover deliver ed an address of some length to the order, which appeared to be well re- ceiyed. He was followed by Prof k. II. Crozier in an address of considera- ble length, upon the history of mason- ry and it's objects, doing great credit 10 himself and his subject. and making ! very favorable impression on those out side the pale of the order. All whom we have heard speak of it, do so in the highest of praise. It will appear in our next issue. After Prof Crozier had finished his addressi the masons moved in proeessionto to tho grove where the barbecue had been prepared, fol- lowed by at least four hundred people. Tho tables were admirably arranged, being in the shape of a hol- low square, the guests taking their places on the outside, while they were served from the inside without confu- sion. X great deal of credit is due ihe |, managers for having everything so well arranged thatno disorder was oceasion- el. In this connection we will take the liberty of returning thanks to thu good people of Hickory Plain for ths hospitalities they extended to the wis. itors to the examination of Prof. Gro zier's school and the celebration. W, will long remember their many kind nesses, and hope they may have many recurrences of such days as the 2lth q June, 1868.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
RIVER NEWS V GATsssR, ETC

White river falliaa alowiy with plenty oi water fs Augusta. ieavs raiu fell during last nigHt, and continues this morning l. appears to he general.
 The Commercial Car Ashford, did moi get in until late Friday csening~-sAe made cen ueetion here with Fasry Queen -alssrgs sueuer $ 1U r -m. tc tho Blew Thanks e5r psvers
 The Liberty cams a yesterday with hae trip. Milt. Harry rsess aLSli sas ssitb buzz bundle of papers sa3 said hs weuli be hacl here t6- -nigh fc- 3Eerara -e
 Ile Norlsa,a passed 99wn yesterday.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30

BY TIE UsE oP THE MISSISSIPPI DIaRRuGA CoppIAL. DIARRHHA, one of the most fatal diseases known in the Valley of the Missis- sippi, is rapidly and radically cured--henee it's name. It will, also. when taken accord ing to directions, most assuredly cure all eases of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Collie, dys- eutegy and all diseases of the Bowels.
 It is prescribed by the first Western and Southern physicians, aHti used in the hospi- tals of the eougsg'v IS a standard remedy
 THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS AND ClEs- zENS have been cured by the use of this Cordial: and il may properly be termed the GREAT MEDICINE OF THE SOUTH AND WEST
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30

DENrIsTRY.-Df Colburn will re- main in Des Arc few weeks only office al J. M. Bunsy's drug store. He is prepared to do any kind of dental work, giving satisfaction in all cases. For those who hage had their mouths prepared he is ready to make them permanent sets ESQ those who have artificial teeth tlss. are not servioeable, or they cannot wear, he will exchange the rubber work fer such. chargigg n moderate differences will insure per feet fit, to be worn with comfort and ease. to be useful na durable.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30
Louisville, Ky. DR. JOHN BULL. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM

PROVIDENCE, ALA, May l3, looo DR JonN BuLL: l send you $50 for CEp- RON BIfrERs; please send what it will come to after paying freight to Columbus, Miss. ! have heen troubled for several years with indigestion have had to take pills every night for ten or fifteen years, and in Fehrua- " 1864, I was attacked with general paraly- sis was confined to my room for the bal anec of the year; and, in fact, continued Ill a very weak and nervous condition unth some two months since, when was put under an operation, and your CEpaoS BirrsRs Tor treatment. I commenced improving right away, aud am pretty well restored.
 Yours truly,
 d. L. NEAL.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-30

WoMAN's INFLUG.oE.--Man has no power to resist the silent eloquence with which woman's soft blandish- ments and sweetee smiles speak to the wNm and generous heart. Her voca- ton is to do good and her presence adds halo of glory by gladdening the djected, comforting the distressed and strewing flowers in the pathway of man. And shall we iail-to respond to her wants. Look around you and be- hold the misery depicted among the sickly females of your acquaintance. Go, 20 with Tightening speed and tell them to use English Female Bitters and be cured.