Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

COMfJft9ION MERCHANT THE DAILY GAZETTE. Baplef fl fe one toIhH set, wasteland set work quietly, effectually and pleasantly very tJaM. Give aa oceaatooal dose of that delightful pargatlT known as Bailey's Saiins AperisnU It acta Ukaa charm, and cools ns off so nice. Let kns alone, please. Livaa, Blavks of all descriptions1 ea tat ab talaed at Ue tba G- 1 arrrui-va-u (Frrrmarty ulno NiMjkjwJ NIEMEYEK inumsun to in CQHUISSIOn person, save the regular employes of said train, express messenger, and the mall clerks thereon, to enter the quarantine limit of said City outside of a locked car', said train, or shall permit said ears to be unlocked, or shall permit any person to leave 'said train or "get out of any ear while the same within quarantine limits of said city, except as hereinbefore provided for, such conductor or other officer or person shall at once be arrested and punished as provided by law for the violation of the rdlnaets of this Board, and from and after such violation of this ordinance a quaran tine shall be declared against all Maaeneer trains on aaJd rnad.

ana ftOAKD OF HEALTH. Board met at 12 o'clock. '-XX A On motlrjn.aU sanitary officers were ordered to report to Chief Counts, and that all orders of the Board to thai official be in writing, The following communications were rifeeived? Dy all's Bluff, Sept. 11. To Dr.

A. L. Breyncher President Board of Health: Dear Sir: By. actlomf our Tow Council ear Board of Health was last Bight deprived of two of its most efficient, members, those recently appointed, vis. II.

O. Williams and Dr. B. Mason, whereupon I tendered my resignation, and Insisted opon Its acceptance. This leaves us practically without a Board of Health, for but two mem- ama aural II 111 SB Ml tinHOs ills relief from carpet-bag plundering and outrage.

We extend to them our earnest sympathy and condolence in their present affliction, and earnestly pray they may speedily be spared the ravages of thk-terrl-ble disease to which they are now subjected. A Mr. Harsey said the resolutions did not meet the demands of the overtaxed and laboring classes, and offered some resolutions expressing his views, but they were referred to the Committee on Resolutions, and the report of that body as given above was accepted and adopted by the Convention. Adjourned, Concord, N. September 12 The Democrats ef the- Second Congressional District have renominated Alvah W.Galloway.

Portland, MEm September 12. At a hearing on the alleged election frauds to-day, the aldermen certified to the ret urns as they were, and ordered them forwarded to Augusta. Lzxixqton. September 12. The AND IttALCKM IS ALL KIMM if PRODUCE, FLOUB, CORN.

OrVTS, HAY LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER AND FIRE-BRICK A SPECIALTY C0R5EaBKU4X AKDrtlXXF.RCKNTS., LITTLE ROTk' AI CART; TORFTV escort; who take 'era out buggy riding. I heard one the other day the Wheel on his ilde ot tbe buggy passed over a little bowlder about a couple of feet high, and as a natural wmsequence, heslipp'd on theseat close over against her. She said she'd be "mad" If he did not keep to hit hat of the seat he calmly braced himself, and, In words of honey said he was "a-lookln' for a letfer hatf!" No cards. I PllILHENRY. HI1IR BttrOKT.

Lirrut kocK, Napismber 12, 1878. From the office of M. Huston 4 Co-, Steamboat Agents, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Mark ham, comer of Commerce treet.1 Stage of water at 4 o'ctorfc p4 4 feet water by the Government gauge, abd about on a stand. Miscellaneous The steamer Mau-melie, Capt. T.

J. Darragh, will be found at the wharf this morning, ready to receive freight and passengers for Pine Bluff and ail way points, to leave at 12 o'clock thtoday.viriippera and passengers wtjl tease rake not Iceand be ready, as she will leave promptly at tbe hour above named. The steamer Rose City, Capt. J. Bowlln, Is now receiving freight fur LewiBburg, Dardanelle, Norristowh, Spadra Bluff, Rosevllle.

Webb City, Ozark, Fort Smith and all way points, to leave on Saturday even-log, the 14th at 4 o'clock, p.m. The steamers J. O. Fletcher and WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cotton Factors and Coinmis io Mk vclwnts CSoies CabUrala b.er.., aid yats, Arks. aa ShsatJaos aid Sptia -b -4 aa, ii.rc as lbs Wtaaaia Crtsa fits aas Pa Atastl.i Civ i sT Cartas awt all Iliads sf Casatry Produce Miss Sallle Wright: 18 very fine bouquets.

Math, street conte house, ss nta. it (Sernaya'alckleboxVtl 74, Hyperion Locks," 40 cents. TIUatJP(UWBEBEI. LaiW and rieautiful' bouauet of flowers aceompanieo xne following note, for which the recipient acknowledges his, grateful thanks: tLrrtM 12. adge PeekM Humetiiuei aid stager are turned out on commons, hen their task la done: and old knights of the quill are forgotten by tbe fair flower pruners for the more youtniui neog-Ilnirr: but I want vouto have this offering of autumn blossoms.

Take it, for '1 tbe better half," or place it over your aeK io inspire, possi-slble, already existing rosy thoughts, and remember yours respectfully, V. Mkadok. 'a as ics- ritorwapoadraesaf ths OsieltfJ SIGHTS ABROAD. Sept. is.

-Our doors and a lndo ws are closed, we stand and look at the dull light and 11-ten to the wind, and think that truly this Is one of the first days of the coming fall. This morning the air was so chilly that a fire was started and found many friends; and Invariable topic is "how good this must be for the yellow fever sufferers," if It only reaches them. True to the proverbial university town, the first few weeks after commencement are in strong contrast to the aulet during the vacation but lust ended. During the first few asys was nere iook occasion visit the University Duuaing; wis almost sorry afterwards I had done so; was met by too much quiet-very quiet meeting; explored the whole of the vast structure, and the only sounds of life I heard were the patter of my own brogans upon tbe bare floor; found a basement door open, walked In without pulling door-bell no bell to pull-thought if I met anybody I could telj 'cut I was there! A fine building Is the Arkansas Industrial University solid, imposing, but in need of finishing touches. Students are put through and finished in good shajie by the Faculty, but our State has not the faculty of finishing the building so nobly begun.

Would only take about $25,000 to finish it, and yet we have no whole-souled Arkansas millionaire man enough to turn in a check bearing those five little figures! And the term opens with a brighter prospect In the way of patronage tnan ever uefore nearly 200 students admitted the first day, and to take 'em as a lot (as the auctioneer would say), though not perhaps displaying so much wealth or style as we see In our Eastern Universities, our students here are an earnest, hard-fisted, intelligent crowd of young men, arguing well for the coming generation of our State. One of the rules of the University is that no student is allowed to be out after 7 p.m., under penalty of a certain number of demerits. One of them wanted to go to church last Sunday night, but as he had forgotten to auk permission, the rules forbid his going. "The cheapest place under the sun is Fayettevllle prices nearly all about 20 per cent lower than at the Rock a man with $100,000 can live here very comfortably (P. S.

Don't let the good people Little Rock all rush here at once, ou this information!) Pigs all over lots of 'em doings all sorts of things, and make hogs ot themselves, over every thing and they are nil my frond of strangers hang around door of hotel and wait for 'em perhaps they Imagine a kindred spirit every time I go out, have to hop, skin and jump 'em tried kick ing one of 'em the other day gave it up too hard on my shoes, and didot attraci attention of pig pig was too deeply Interested In a work on the Sustaining Influences of Water-melon Rind in fact, the pigs are a sort of Boar-d of Public Works at any rate, they work as a bore upon the public welfare. Fayettevllle is a square town- business all done on the square- Court House stands in the middle of the square even the courting lias to be done on the square good town for lonely maidens. Rumor has it, tlat a prominent candidate in the past election got himself up in homespun and jeans, and, when in good practice in the hanasnaKing line, and armed witn a bright handkerchief In his hand and a brighter smile on his face, he interviewed the sovereigns. Returns show him ahead of his count a head veay level, after all The Greenbackers at the. Rock, I see, are victorious.

Not so here. They were represented by a moss-grown crowd of gentlemen from the country a rolling politician gathers no office and by the time they got home, realizing the fact that they were minus the lucre they had staked on the "issue." likewise the little office formerly in view, they were doubly comforted by their wives with such remarks as: knowl you'd come btti-k a green at Sidewalks of Fayettevllle are no Joking matter more a matter ol life and deathy consist of two boards about six inches wide, and laid overa foot apart upon a frame support. More tnan half the time the pedestrian has one foot on the board and the other down on a level with the street in some placed the street is two reel oeiow ine sidewalk. Walking on these sidewalks is excellent practice for any one contemplating the tlght-roie. business.

I never had any experience in this way, so, to keep my ba'ance, have to equally distribute all silver change that happens to bo in my pockets, otherwise there would be no chance. Very dizzy people have to either stay at home or carry a balancing pole, a lu Bloudin! Hotels are good not on the European plan and you're a paylji' not not much when you stop at 'em. Falrbankes now steers the Mountain House and he is doing a mountain 'ouse business, too! They are going to hold their County Fair about a mile from here, next month. Already at work on the grounds; very fair grounds upon which to work; putting up buildings and diggings well 'tis well. And now a man when he goes to the Fair won't have to make a camel of himself by drinking enongh water in the morning before starting to last him all day.

Met an old time Little Rocker here the other day Mose Edwards, the barber Mose, werbody used to know him In the Rock; and stlH he scrapes along, taking stubble off the sturdy cheeks of Fayette-viUiam A)l the Rockers here are doing finely horseback and buggy riding muchly Indulged lu roads not good too many bowlders and stones of lesser degree to drive over, to make roads very pleasant. Frequent thing to hear young ladies quarrel with young nieu Wa mwwkii. Col. P. Puno, Democratic nominaa fur ReprsasntatlTa In Congi ssa, will address tb people of tbe First Congreas-loual District at the following tint and place: Martanna, Im Oontrty, WeJuewlijr, Henteoibsr W.

LaUrange, LswCounty, Thursday, September ll. 'r Poplar Grove, PhlUlpa County, Saturday, Heptemtof 21. folly Urove, Monroe County, Mob-(1st, September 23. Clarendon, Monroe County. Tuesday, Keptenfber 24.

DeVall'a Bind, Prairie County, Thura-dsv, Hepteniher Hi. DeWItt, Arkansas County, Saturday, September 28. Carliale, Prairie County, Monday, September M. Lonoke, lnk Ooiinty, Tuesday, October 1. Austin, Lonoke County, Aednestiay, Hickory County, Thursday, Oetobor Des Arc, Prairie County, Saturday Octobers.

Searcy, White County, Monday, October 7. Beebe, While County, Tuesday, Octobers. Augusta, Woodruff County, Thursday, October 10. Jackson County, Saturday, October 11 Batesville, Independence County, Monday, October 14. County, Wedhes-day, October 18.

Powhatan, -Jjawrence County, Thursday, October 17. Walnut Kidge, Lawrence County, Saturday, October lit. Pocahontas, Randolph County, Monday, October 21. Corning, Clay County, Wednesday, October 23. Gainesville, Green County, Friday, October 2T.

Boydvllle, Clay County, Saturday, October 20. Jonesborough, Craighead County, Tuesday. October 2.i Harrfsburg, Poinsett County, Wednesday, October 30. Wittsbuig, Cross County, Thursday, October $1. Forrest City, St.

Fraud County, Sat-urdar, November 2. Osceola, Mississippi County, Monday, November 4. The County Democratic Committees are respectfully requested to do all in their power to secure a full attendance of tho voters at the times and places Mated. Jamkh Ruthford, Chairman Democratic Executive Committee First Congressional District. A ppolBtmxuls Cl.

w. Slaasa la Ike 8mad CfSirMUml Dtotrtct. Col. W. F.

Slemons, Democratic nom-iuee for Congress in the Second Congressional District, will address his constituents at the following times and places, to wit: Warren, Hradley County, Saturday, September It Hampton, Callionn County, Monday, September 111. Camden, Ouachita Comity, Tuesday, September 17. rrescou, Nevada loiiiuv, lnurwiay, Septemlier Hope. Hemitead County, Friday, September 20. Washington, lienipsteait County, urdav, September 2 1.

Center Point, Howaid County, Monday, September t. Locksburg, Sevier County, Tuesday, September 24. Rocky Comfort, Little River County, Thursday, Septemlier 2ii. Texarkana, Miller Comity, Saturday, Septemlier 28. Lewisville, lalayi tte County, Monday, September Magnolia, Coliimliia County, Wednesday, K-tolier 2.

fcl Dradn, I'nioii County, Friday, Oc-tolier I. Princeton, Pallas County, Tuesday, Toledo, Dorsey County, Thursday, Oc-tolier 10. Pine lilulT, Jeflerson County, urdav, October 12. Star City, Lincoln County, Monday, October 14." Other appointments to be made here-aller. Time will be divided ith the Republican candidate for Congress.

R. K. Sam.k, Chairman Central Committee Second Congressional District. Camden, August 19, 1878. CITY NOTICES.

Wedded Laara. Hho wast beautiful, he loved her devotedly, and happiness seemed to pervade their every act. But trouble came. Sickness paled I blooming cheeks, dulled her sparkling eves, enfeebled her constitution, emaciated her beautiful form, unstrung her delicate nerves and unfitted her tor active lire. With an aching heart, ber husband consulted doctors, administered their medicines and talked with friends.

Notwithstanding all this care and attention there appeared no relief for her aching head, that painful back, that Irregular uterine action and that emaciation. Another friend called who had seen such sickness and at once suggested the use of Dr. Dromgoole's English Femsle Bitters, as she had known it to cure similar cases. Her husband procured it at once and placed her upon its use. He soon had the satisfaction of seeing Laura restored to health again.

Frkhh Mackerel, new catch, half barrels end kits, at Chas. F. Pknzkl A Reynolds' Bourbon, old style sour mash, at Chas. F. Pknzel to.

A. Prince's superior organs at no. E. Reardon's. So MICH is said about Bailey's Saline Aperient that it would not be amiss for us to explain to our readers what the article Is.

It is a pretty white salt, put up in bottles and sold at fifty cents. A small quantity thrown into a glass and a little water poured on it, causes an effervescence similar to soda water. This is drahk at once and is quite pleasant and cooling, while it acts freely upon tbe liowels and kidneys. Its action is quite mild and effectual, and la now extensively used for cnnstiation, headache, acid stomach, heartburn, dyspe)ia, biliousness, etc. Its certainty of action, mildness and cheapness have combined to give it a large sale throughout the country.

Cotton Skki il Sqap at manulac-turcr's prices, to close consignment, st' Chas. F. Pkhzki. A Riiroiirsgemeail for I he Feeblr. So long as the falling embers of vitality are capable of being rekindled into a warm and genial glow, Just so long (here is hope lor the weak and emaciated invalid.

I him not, therefore, ilcsioml, but derive eucnuiagement trnm this and from the further (act that I here is a restorative most potent In renewing Hie dilapidated powers ol a iiii.koii down system. es, thanks to its unexampled tonic virtu res. Hostet-Ici's Stomach Hitters is daily reviving strength in the bodies and hope in the minds ol the feeble and nervous. Aps tite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon the reiterative processes which Ibis priceless Ifivlgorant speedily initiates and carries to a successful conclusion. Digestion is restored, the blood fertilized and sustenance Mthirded to each life-sustaining organ by the Bitters, which is Inoffensive even to the feminine palate, vegetable In composition, and thoroughly sate.

I'se it, and regain vigor. A Wail ironi IbeLlnr. Friends, stop and think awhile. Indeed I am not responsible (Or all the aches and paina that flesh is heir to, ij am not meusuuy oi an me nesaacnes, all the constipation; all the fevers; the biliousness; the sick stomachs; all the chills; all the foul tongues In the land. Indeed I am not.

I am generally in a pretty good fix, and feel like doing my work well, but for few years you have worked me nearly to death. If you don't stop I shall die. My next door neighbor, Mr. Bowela, is more at fault than I sin. Ha refuses me exit through the gates, and causes nearly all the headaches, constipation, sick stomach, heartburn, etc.

I can tell you tbe very Ihingjbr Mr, Bowels, and It will do tbe IForowly sua Kes Priuitiii REISTER, Frrtrksnl MERCHANTS THIS.lXMTlH TlO.N Wll.l.ol'r new Uu-ik, with a full Literary ami MHsiral Kx iilly eeptlou and liiktnirtliin i male anil in th', on Mun lnv Hi. W7H. 1 tsrnlf of I hi- Arta ami v.l.,,,f, 1HIM-7K KKV. l.KO HAIKU, A. I'lilMM I'ruft-aaor of Anelet't Ik; her Math, in KKV.

NKIL JOHNS )N, Professor of Mathemnlli', it, Helenee. KKV. J. M. KlNKiN, A.

Principal of the Noiiiial an.l i llepartlilflilK. MISH KANNV B. OI IVAI.l Prtneliml of lit Preparator) I MKM. A. K.

KAk'lN. AKNlMtaiil In the Preparutniy i i MISS KLI.A KAKIN. ol the Kreneti ami I n-n. I tnra. ACUI'MT K.

I'HK. iOraluute from leliMl-, o-m i PrnfeNNorof Vocal and lllKliuliM i 1 InclMiltnirThtory, Thorough n.v and Harmony. Teacln-r ol Painting, Iln Waxworks. Thr itrtarr Fa, all) KKV.THOK.K. WKIX'H.

I I'. Ielurer on Moral PhlliMphyaiil hw.l. of ChrtManlt JI'IXJK NAM. W. WlLl.l.Wl Liclureron Political Kconoiuy i il o.

crninentanu Commercial KIIWIN HKNT1.I.V, M. I. i lecturer on Human ami Coihi Anatomv. k. t.

kasi.kV, m. l.ccluri-r on PIi.ykIoIoio uml KKV. I.KO ISA I Kit, A. U-etni-er on AMrnnnmv hiiiIi id Inslmrtor ill Military Tacli-- a I for rnis. 'Tills I Ion will he nil.

il hi I mi. TKK.MS, KXPKNSK, ijr I Preparatory viiieaii tftte Ike iiHiitiient Mu1ri(iiltion Fee, i AllUtie, IMK.rUlllftlllsl Music, Yueul, iildividUHl ti ijl liwlr, vwul. vnn Jrj Honrd, Wushtng nnd KuH ornHmentHl lrne)i, ustijU ratt Tlie BmrclluK liepartnieut will i- the liniMBdliite KiipfrviHion oi the Kn who win result wiui liin lumiiy at Hit- leKe Koaiihtm Houe. Kooins Jn the will be luinMinl to vuiik men fita their hoard will cot them fli jkt nn'i-; HiiuieiitH niny reluc exieiiHe of uot-t H'2 per month by furuthiK eiulM. The Tuition 1 payahl- at th- Ik-itinnj: -y.

-pwh quarter. Deduction of one-half Tutlimi UlnemexUadluc over two mvkv The Colleice potimwuw himic rr. t-lent nclentlfTc and pliilo for llhiHtmtiiiK and (lucnttiiinn AMrommtv Gorihy, Hlfl4rv, JMiysinUy, Mevhnn lea, Physlci nod Ueoloty. VWth IIiwm; pllancea the offers Nuptrlui vanuigea, Tbeconne of imttruetlon 1h a. xt.

i and aa complete a any alnillar oiu-n. HutHilal atlvanlajte will be orTertni den la wtahlng to study tbe tiernum gintfe. Thbt uaefUl iMitfuaga will prauiioaiiy ty a native teacher. The Mllltarv Prill, formerly i ft-; the College, will Im Tin- be uniformed anil drilled oflloer. A t'ourae ol lectures on Moral lbilnH and Krldeneea ol 'hrltttianlty, on Amu omy.on Polltlral Koonnmy, Civil mentand Commereial Law, on Physiology and Hygiene, will IvdHn.

by very competent gentlemin. The Preiaritorv Depart incni lit taught in th hupel of The College Build lino are Inimu hi mighty repaired and put in proper m-the oieulng. A Normal Impart rnent forlhoM vh-deNlrIng to prepare themselves for It. and who wlnh to learn (he best hm will le open til In ronntNtlon uliti College. The discipline, government and (loo will aim to realin? In every sum aelf-knowledge, neir-revereiiiv, cll -ment and aelf-relianee, Iio LawIm' Free (lymnaMtlcN will trtMlu'el for the pliVKlcal dls iplitn girlaand young ladies.

The enrollment of Mtuthmth tins with every promise of auercHM. Wr to meet and converge with pun-Jit have child ren to elucot. Any further InlorituitUni ulii fully given on application I.KO. HA IKK, A. No.

A Kast Murkiiuin Mrn A NIM.RNUIII llfl-IIIITIMII WIN A KUHTl'NK. TI-NIHiiKAM' -i'KlLl Tl(, 17. A I NKW illil.l -Tl 'KHMA IMTi'HKI! l.onUlitim Nlnle Loiter) Cuiiipiiii' Thl" Inn' llollnli Wiih rt'ttuliirly i ril by the Lt uWIimire the Slulr Un I eulUinal I'lmrltftlile purpoKeM li I wild 'ill which il i ilH'e milled I'l'verve fund ol il OH A 1) NINtll.K HlslKli: TION will lake plfue looulbl mi ih' -olid Tuiwdiiy. ft a.vi the follow ing litritiitlii AIMTAI. i.i.' AT TWO 1H.I.

I IIAI TICKKTH, KXK Iml I LIHT OK VWYIX: I'npltal I'riia' apltul Prlr.e I iipltid rri.cs oi sym lrweti ol l.ioii. rrlas or I'rlaea ol I'rlaea ol I'rizt'M at IMlzin of lim J. AI'I'KOXIMATIUN 1' i Ai'pnixliinitlon Frlet'N i Approximation fiiais i At proxliiiHlion 1'ilsea I.a.",7 Pilaes, nmotintliig to lte.MinKihlc cotreiHiliiliiikC iik mi- at all prominent polm, In ii, ni lisntni will Ih' pulil. Applleallon lor rules toi lulis lie made to the Hum, OMIi leans. Write, cearly Muting lull ml.

I tber llilorinatliin, or scud old. r- 111 A. IAI l-MIN P. O. Doi OB 4, aiw Urlriai, All mtr Oraud Kxtraorillimry l'i are under the sniiei Islou ami nnin -i-'-s ol (iKNKHALrlO.

T. UK A I I J'JIOJ. A. FAKLY NOTICE. Vain lile BiifelnetB Proirrly I'm ssl.

BY IMKKITII'N OF Til V. iiVM I authorl.sl Io nllrr lot ssl. soiiili lialfol lot minilH-r Hi, in liini -iK-t'TS, i lly of l.lllle Koek. Tills ii" Is at rest itl. iinih-r li itse, loum-uii i te run, and ocnpu'il by Mi-vm beinier A and is one of vestmeuta thai can la orb-red In lliis Address, II rX A.

WlsildO I Api.i la'k box Little Rock MaoDfactnriiiff, Jewc'i'V and Electro-Platicj Warls. rin thk rrriKNs av i.itti.i: and vleiniiy: Vr utn-nilnn i-- Io Ihe Maiuitau-Ui tng wtiiy ment, lit re you can art ull -l It- I elry inale to order. I.ttpuirl iik "i 11 of Jewelry Ioih on nhuil noi li ol-1 inadt Into new Jewelry ol int id-iu'ii. Jewelry and ull iuhwlf to out-1 mond Aettiiitf and iln' Hinit .1 AllklndRof Sliver VUU i and repatml and renntttlied an noo.1 Khlvea, muH i. pUtel at reAMonahle prl Alt "H- ruuled to give aatiKtafilon.

I'p Ktnii U.H. Brack iihIoih, 121 Main hIii 8eenud and nar flilril hih. K. 1 Rotary Ueala pude to order. I will deliver Swdra Coal to arty part of the rity, at 4 50 per ton Zeb Wo.

for le at Webster A Lewis' Trans far Office, No. 1 East Markhaa street. Si oar for preserving, and of-all grades st F. Pkhzkl A Co. 'a.

Wit km wa DsxoaAuf tuk by excesses ox Imprudence in eating, ws cannot bops to escape tba consequences for any great length ot time. The moat rebut digestion must succumb to abuses of (bat important hi notion. But supposing that wa have bees foollah enough to enfeeble the stomach, la tbe damage IrrepaiaUeV By no means. The dyspeptic has only to do two things to insure his ultimata recovery. First, be should adopt an easily digestible diet, Second, be should use with regularity and persistence HosteUer'a Stomach Bitters, tba loading gastric inrlgnrant of tbe age.

Tba multiform symptoms of dyspepsia, and the almost invariably attendant disorders, biliousness and "constipation, will ss-sn redly cease to persecute the sufferer If the above advice is attended to. Who that has suffered the torments that chronic Indigestion iutllcts will neglect to take advantage of a remedy which, it tbe most positive vidsnca ot tbe medical profession and tbe public la to ba received with due credence, is an alsxv lnte specific for the complaint. Day's Agaia Tamte. It contains no quinine, arsenic, mercury, or other deleterious drugs. Jt does not produce headache, roaring or hoaxing In the head, deafness, dimness of vision, or any of those unpleasant symptoms that so frequently follow tbe use of quinine.

Day a Ague Tonic cleanses tbe stomach, unlocks the II ver, opens the bowels, and tones the system witboat tba use of si other article, hence its cures ate prompt and permanent. One bottle frequently cures a wbole family. Children and those of delecate stomachs can take It with ease. All who aell it say l( is superior to any other. To guard against Bilious Fever, Swamp Fever and Yellow Fever, keep tba system in order and tba liver active.

For this purpose nothing does so well aa Simmons' Liver Medicine. That in tba Nile Green wrapper Is the freshest and beat. For sale by all druggists. Maonolia Hams, every ham guara-teed first quality or money reiumVd, at Chas. F.

Pkkzki. A Acx-ioknt Insurance can be obtained by the day, month, or year, in the Traveler's Life and Accident Insurance Company, of Hartford. R. R. Oh emk.

Agent, 111 West Markharu street. 1. O. O. F.

Okkii op Qranp Mantkr, It. V. Grand Lodge of Arkansas, k7. Skarty, September, 11, lsTfl, To the several Lodges and Members of the JnuefieUuent Order of Odd Fellows of Arkansas: Our brethren ot the cities and towns where the terrible scourge of yellow fever prevails are calling for help. Aid them, my brothers, with promptness and to tbe extent of your ability.

Contributions sent to Dr. P. O. Hooper orte Peter Brugman, Grand Secretary, Little Rock, will be forwarded as tbe donors may direct, or where the necessities of our brethren may seem greatest. John U.

Holla mi, Grand Secretary. Liver Is It IB. The Liver la the imperial organ ol the whule human system, ss it eonliola the life, health and 'happiness of man. When it Is dlsturlied iu its proper action, all kinds of ailments are tbe natural result. The digestion of food, the movements ot the heart and blood, the action of the hrain and nervous system, are all Immediately connected wirh tbe wrraiugs ol the liver.

It baa been successfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequalled it curing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on tbe Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just whst you waut. CITY AMD VEXERAL ITEHN.

The petrol force Is constantly Increasing, and now numbers Home 15(1 members. A Howard nickel box occupies a conspicuous place in wellnigb every business bouse in town. The mercury stood at 53 at 5 o'clock yesterday morning-. Frost was reported at points below here on the river. Thk clerical force in tbe State Department Is busily engaged in making out com missions for tbe various officers elected on the 2d Inst.

An alarm of fire raised quite a commotion yesterday morning In tbe. vicinity of the State House, but it proved to be the burning ont of a chimney of that venerable pile. Police circles are very quiet, there being but three cases yesterday before the Terrible Judge. The chain gang Is being made useful in breaking stone in the Work-House. Mr.

O. S. Dillon yesterday received on Wednesday the following dispatch from Memphis: "Mrs. Emmie Jones was taken sick last night, but is doing well at present. Fever is checked." Signed by K.

H. Fowler, nurse. The Gazette desires to return thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller for their kind remembrance of the elegant wine and cake.

May the happy couple realize to the fullest extent, the bright anticipations of the future. We acknowledge the) receipt of I he first number of IHtson A Musical Record, published every Saturday, in Boston. It appears under many nusplcioas circumstances, and will no doubt "be welcomed in every direction. At the raffle at the bookstore of Messrs. Wilson A Webb, last night, for the card receiver, for the benefit of the Howard Association, canvassed by Mrs.

J. P. Harris, was won by Mr. N. C.

Cromwell IxiuU Blass threw for him and made forty-six. According to a "History of the Great Epidemic of 1878," in Memphis, the highest mortality for any one day Is that of October to. when fifty-five deaths are recorded. In the Memphis Ideer of the 10th inst. the mortality is put down at zoo.

In response to the call made by the Howard Association of Mem phis for physicians nnd druggists. Dr. J. R. Dale fend C.

It. Thomas- son, tbe former an eminent physician and the latter a prominent druggist, both of Arkadelpbja, left on the evening train for Memohis. These gentlemen are skilled in their profession, and wilt be a valuable acquisition to the noble band of herpes who are bravely Ighttog the dread monster, and falling vletims themselves to its fearful ravages. We hope these young gent leoien and others who have left our State for me same cause, may return honored and remembered for their heroic deeds. jjo such trains thereafter allowed tt come within the quarantine limits of said city.

No freight train on said road shall be permitted to carry passengers or "tratnps" within the quarantine omits or saia city ana every sucn train on said road shall, before entering said quarantine limits be stopped, and every person en such train, except the persons regularly employed in conducting and running such train, shall oe put oft; and any person in charge of such train, who shall permit the same to enter the quarantine limits of said city, having thereon any passenger, "tramp," or other person or persons, save the officers and employes of said road, regularly employed In running such train, shall be forthwith arrested and punished as provided by law. This order Is not Intended to repeal existing regulations In reference to passengers and freights carried by said railroad, but is intended as a further and additional safeguard and protection. On motion of Dr. Southall all except the to freight trains was tabled. The following In regard to skiffs was adopted: Ordered, That for a distance of three miles below and three 'miles above the Point of Rocks in this city, no person, merchandise or vehicle shall be permitted to cross the Arkansas river except on the Baring Cross bridge and the ferry boat Ed Foster.

Ordered, That all ferryboats except the Ed Foster, flatboats, yawls, skiffs, canoes and every kind and species of water-craft that has been, or could or might be used to transport persons or merchandise across said river within tbe limits aforesaid, shall be seised and taken into possession by tbe Chief of Police, collected together at one place and securely locked or anchored and placed under guard day and night so as to render it Impossible for any person to use the same in crossing said river. The Chief of Police will give receipts to the owners of said boats and skiffs, he stating the same will be returned to them so soon as the Board of Health shall mise the quarantine now established. All person are forbidden to cross said river within the limits aforesaid except upon the bridge nnd ferryboat Ed Furter, and all persons aforesaid are forbidden to ferry or convey any per-on or merchandise across said river within said limits except upon the brldgo and the fer-rvboHt Ed Foster. All persons violating any provision of the foregoing orders will, be punished as is provided by the ordinances of the city In such cases. A.

Ij. Breysacher, M. President Board of Health. Attest: J. A.

Diurell, M. Secretary Board of Health. The Chief of Poilce reported in regard to the County Jail, that the Sheriff wou'd do nothing until so ordered by the County Judge, and that official refused to give such orders, and declared the Jail to be the healthiest place in town. Dr. Southall said that if tbe prisoners were allowed to remain, the jan wouia ue torn aown at tne enu oi tnirty days.

un motion, me matter was iaia over until next meeting. Adjourned. I. O. O.

F. The Committee, appointed by the several lodges of this city, met last night, and Brother II. Ehrenberg was chosen Chairman and H. U. Clok, Secretary.

On motion, the ironey approprl tea by the different lodges was distributed as follows, viz: Grenada, 130; Vicksburg, Greenville, $30, Holly Springs, $00, and Port niKA.xM S-1A The Chairman and Secretary were empowered toact aa Trustees of this Committee, and the Committee from each Lodge was requested to raise a subscription and report at the next regular meeting of this com mlttee. The amount contributed was as follows: Far West Lodge, by Broth er R. Bragg, IV): Pike Lodge, by D. W. Lear, Harmony Lodge, by H.

G. Clok, Concord Lodge, Dy i.an(isnery, szo. II. EllRENBERti, Chairman. II.

O. Ciik, Secretary. THK AiiOKV OVER. The following is the official vote of Pulaski County aa announced last night: Representatives Kramer, SlnnoL L44: Mavnard. 2.V5I Wood, ifi'd; Murphy; 2.JM5; Mont gomery, Kdgerton, 173; Singleton, Gillani, Riles, (junningnam, las; ifiii, ii, Boyd, Johnson, McClure, 96.

Parish. McCiibe, 2j2: Botslord. 801. BCounty Judge Walls, East man, uross, itrj. Circuit Clerk Newton, Rector, Ilrown, 00.

County Clerk Worthen, Fallon, 2.300; Miller, 77. County Treasurer Griffith, Page, 2,530, Reigler, 87. "Assessor Butler, Feilds, Mlnkwltz, 14 Ellis, 180. Coroner Wdolford, Clay, -('hio; unrrin, rw. Surveyor Martin, Dun acomd, 2,587.

THK HQWAafipt. Donations and receipts by the no warns yemeruay were I Chinese card receiver, by Brack i. proceeds of raffle of same, $17 25; Mrs. J. P.Harris, the winner, again donated it to the Association.

Silver urn, by Mrs. Beaumont, $40. Epergne, by Mrs. Fones, $40. J.

II. Barton, cash, $1. Mrs. J. H.

Barton, beautiful Inlaid writing desk. Miss Moflie B. White, air castle. Emma Bigelow, G. A.

Preston, Iuka, 5. St. Paul's Lutheran Church (col.) by Rev. Frederick Berg, $3. Misses Gay, hanging basket, $3.

Canary and cage, by Mrs. Dr. Southall, m. Misses Gay (Young Howards), bouquets, cents. Mrs.

T. 0. Peek and Miss Lel)a town ordinance this does not con-J Slliuie jjuaru, sum, uuvii cumstances, the Council unable to fill the vacancy by the appointment of another physician. This action was brought by the Board of Health recommending the establishment of strict quarantine regulations. W.

W. Hipolite, M. Late President Botrd ot Health. Devall's Bluff, Sept. 11.

Dr. A. I Breysacher, President Board of Health: I am requested by the Board of Health and our Town Council to notify you that Mr. T. B.

Day Is President, and Dr. L. H. Halt Secretary of the Board of Health of our town, to the end that you may know who tbe officers of our Board are. I also Inclose our quarantine regulations.

8. BlLflXiMER, Mayor. On motion the notification was received, and the Board recognized. A communication in regard to Oliver Sanders, who desired to go to Memphis as a nurse, and asking for a paes, was referred to the Howards. Cairo, September 7, 1878.

To Dr. A. L. Breysacher, President Board of Health: Dear Sir: 1 have beea requested to write you a few lines in regard to the health of our city. I would simply say, to be brief, there Is no contagious disease here at all no yellow fever and the city was never so healthy as at present.

Its f-anitary condition can not be bettered, and our quarantine regulations are splendid, and although the fever is only a short distance (forty miles), we have no fears ot its attacking us at all. Should a case make its appearance It will be promptly advertised- to the public. Respectfully, HENRY winter, Mayor. Chairman Board of Health. Ordered nled and receipt of same acknowledged.

The following telegrams were re ceived St. Lock, September 11, 1878. To A. E. Buchanan, Div.Hupt.St.

I. M.A8.R.Il.t Your health officer here prevents any passengers going to Arkansas except they nave certificates, and that under oath. No party can secure them except identitied by some reliable person nere. Train win not be run between Cairo and Charleston. Any passengers from Belmont are brought direct here, so there is no possibility of any person from infected districts getting into your State by our road.

Please Inform your people. Hope no further cause for alarm. A. W. Soper.

Ozark. September 11, 187S. To Dr. A. L.

Breysacher, President Board or Health: We have a regularly organized Board of Health at this place, and wish to co-operate with your Boarrt. Parties visiting Ozark will be re quired to exhibit a.health certificate ir other satisfactory evidence that they are not from an inrectea ais- trict. E. M. Blackburn, M.

v. President Bo, rd of Health. St. Loi'ib. September 11, 1878.

To Dr. A. L. Breysacher, President Board of Health: I am entirely satisfied with quarantine regulations you have put in force here, and will use every etlort to aid your officers. Will also stop running pascenger trains between Cairo and Charleston.

Am sure no persen can pass the quarantine or get into Arkansas under present restrictions. A. W. Soper. St.

Loi re, September 11, 1878. To Dr. A. L. Breysacher: Have made all necessary arrangements and placed such restrictions on passengers that it is Impossible for any one from infected districts to go Into the State.

Little Rock is as safely quarantined as trains were stopped. L. P. Gibson. A communication was received from Cent.

E. B. Smith, requesting permission to run the steamer Martin Speed between Little Rock and Pine Bluff, or other points, and inclosing a certificate from the Pine Bluff Board of Health, stating the boat had been examined and thoroughly disinfected. The petition was tabled Biihject to call. By Dr.Dibrell: Ordered that no passenger train on the St.

Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway shall stop or remain at the Little Rock station or depot a longer time than is absolutely necessary to deliver and receive the United States mail and express matter and to permit the passengers on said train desiring to stop at said station to got Off said train, and in no case shall any such train atop at said station or depot for the purpose aforesaid or for any purpose for a longer period than live minutes. That it shall be the duty of the conductor, and other officers and agents of said railroad company, having charge of passenger trains on the said road, to collect in one car all persons, on any such train, desiring to stop at Little Rock, and before such train enters the quarantine limits of the cfty of Little Rock (which extend five miles in either direction from said city), every passenger' car In such tralu shall be locked, and with the exception hereinafter mentioned, shall remain locked, and the doors guarded, until such train passes beyond such quarantine limits. On the arrival of such train at the depot, the conductor thereof shall designate to the police the car containing passengers for Little Bock, ana shall thereupon unlock and one door only ot such car, and deliver to said police every person In said car desiring to stop at Little Rock, and their baggage. Such passengers and their Daggage shall be detained in the custody of the police. In a room or rooms, to be provided for that purpose at Bald depot, until they shall be examined by the health officer appointed by this board, and the proper orders made in the case of each.

If the conductor, or other officer or person, in charge ef any such passenger train, shall fail or refuse to comply with the requirements of this ordinance, or shall permit any races are moderately attended, the track heavy, weather wet and disagreeable. First race, 1) mile; Minnoek 1, Hearsay 2. Time, 2:09. Second race, 11 mile; Ed. Turner I Mexico 2.

Tl me. 2:591 Third race, 2 miles; King Faro 1, Maple stick 2, Poetess 3. Time, 4 :04. New York, September I2.r-The fall meeting of the National Rifle Association begins at Creed more, September 17, and continues during the week. The presentation of prizes takes place Saturday the 21st.

The Krparted Hassarrr, El. Chicago, September 12. No further news has been received here regarding the reported massacre of soldiers at Yellowstone Park by the Indians. Gen. Sheridan discredits the story.

Boskman, Septemlier 10, via Hklksa. By a courier e.vlra from Ctopt. Hrowning, we learn tltht on Sunday last lien. M'tex had a battle with the llannock on Ijtula Butte Creek, and the entire party, thirty-seven in all, were caplurtd. (let).

MIIch' loss was Capt. Andrew 8. Bennett, killed, and one soldier mortally wounded. Miles' force numbered twenty-one men and a few scou's. olorieun Kellogg.

Washington. September VI. Senator Kellogg has sent the Secretary of the Navy recently a published eii letter of Lieutenant Commander Kelt's. The rlenator says: "I must, in justice to myself and to the profession he disgraces, ask that his conduct In this regard, as well as in other respeels, be investigated to the end, that his real character may be known." The Navy Department had previously asked Lieutenant Commander Kells lor a copy of his letter to Senator Kellogg. nasonlr Hall Noltl.

NfcW Bkun'hwick, September The Masonic Hall, built in 187:1, costing $28.1,000, was sold under a foreclosure to-day for $81,000. MAKKKTS BY TKI.F.OK PH. I New Cki.kans, Sepiemler li I'nrk tinner st tin 2r. Nkw York. September (iolil WO1, sll day.

ItorrowinK rates flat to 'iaiui Mil, snd interest, tioverniiieiits linn. Nkw Ori.kaxn, Septi tuber (fold at lOOIIOOJii; sljfbt exclianne, '4 premium; COTTON. LivKRenoL, iSojteiiiler 1 Cotton quiet. sales. liales; for speculation and export, bales; American, 500 bales.

Nkw York, 12, Cotton quiet at ll(lll V'; futures steadv; salaa, 44,000 bales; September, ll.il, 11.07, 10.1)1, Cincinnati, Sep'emlier Vi lotion dull and easier, at prodcck. Chicaoo, September 12. Flour is steadv and iinelianired. Wheat active, firm, higher and unsettled; No. -2 red fall, 91c cash.

Com unsettled and generally lower, st cash; for October. Oats sn good demand and shade higher, at cash. Kye steady and iinehaiiKed. Barley easier, at 1 eush. l'ork unsettled, generally higher and strong, at IS essli.

I.srd (piiet, tirin and stronger, stll.77S(S C.SOecash. Wh aky II 07. Cincinnati, )2. Wheat firmer and quiet; red, Com in demand; a shade higher at 4l(l Io. (lata steady and in good demand at Rye In good demand at 5l((ir2i.

Barley In good demand; No. 2, t) 07. Pork firmer alf9r0. Lard in fair demand; current make at ti.ik'o.TOe; kettle at Bulk meats strong and higher at fic, UJ.c, Bacon stronger at 5Xo, Whisky, steady and in good demand at $0tl. St.

Loi rs, Septemlier 2. Klotir unchanged. Wheat higher and Irregular; No. 'I red, me cash. Whisky steady at 1 07.

Corn slow at 35.T5Kc cash. Pork higher at t7 SO. Dry salt inoats stronger; clear ribs, 6c Bacon higher at 5e, HKc, To. Lard nominal, WANTED MALE HELP. VW-AKTED-ntlOWOXlDcrroPPERst AND xie Makers, between Utile Rock and Texarkana, onthaHi.Loula, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway.

Apply st wood ysnla on the road. )KALt BETIII'NK, I'onlraetora, rhsrleaton, Mo. LOST AND FOUND. IWT-AN At I ATE KEY STONE. THK I fluder will pieaae leave at thla AN NOU NCEME NTS.

UNITED STATES SENATOR. "llfK ARE AtTHORIZEII TO AS-VV ounce H. M. lU-elrtr aa a candidate for the United States Senate, to succeed Hon. s.

W. Homey. WkTkk AUTHORIZE!) TO STATE aJ. Mr i i. HMk! County, In a r.rtiulltlHte lor the I'nlUtl Hi4ti Nnm, io auootM lion.

h. w. mtnty, the ehTtion to iw leM by the UenerHi Anembly Of the Htate of Arkausaa In Jami-nnry next. RKPRESENTATIVK IM COMORKHH. WK AHK AUfHORIZKD TO AN-nounee tlx name of Hon, J.

CKAVKNH ua candidate for re-eectlon to Congrow from the Third Conn(onAl District, subject to the action oi Lhf lemocratlc ConveiiMon. THE ARKANSAS FEMALE COLLEGE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER S3. The Mt'SIfAl. IIKPAKT.MENT, nnder thedlrectlonofMKM.KKKK.wllI Im' llior-oughly reonrnnliEeil. We are dealrons that who ore at present In tlieell vr'dKiuld matriculate aa early iu the week ai oailile, ao that clawoa can be formed.

MYJVkJC. WARNER, Prlnrlml. MULES AND llOKSJ IllI.I.KKOSTK, Sept. 7, 1K7X. W.

rl. IIAVIS, riSAII ill Infonn you that I will be In Little Ruck a few dayabelrire the Fair with fifty head of Qua hqraea and mule. You will pleaaa Inform tn people generally, and I will be very much obliged. Yours truly, 8. U.

ROY. THK HKfiT mut irjiTt-fnAKSINTHE world st LINCOUT WEUIH'H. UAfAW B11TKHH OL'MK CHILI and rever. ror asie ny Limt-OLK WELCH. OFKHIAN INWKIT POWHKR.

KOK aale by LINCOLN A WELCH. 1 nJriU II lil I I Tha beat In the market, for aale by LINCOLN WKl ut m.n HimurruiuDiiivir. oivn, and quarts. For sale by th' bottle or w. i-ivvii wtLcii, Aa-euu.

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH Srwaawr, Pianklln, Ttnn. Highest cduwCoii otinttiMttsu Literary jetstlsa. Cadvt Corps arud wltli IstovtrAes. "laden bianl in rauiOU. KspcaiarsA-isOjM-rasMam.

Winter th s. lloaa. TiYros bfflna AtitfUKt I and afnrt'li 14. Oramniar'Srhool receive tMiyi. at Iwelve Venn.

Addrtwu. JOHB at, KLI.IUTT, M. Cbaltsaaa. rpiIK ARrlllCR IXSTlltTK. Mm.

Archer, lat- 1'rliiclpai of "Patapnrn Female inatltute," near Baltimore, haa removed her M'hoo! to Wanlilngtuu t'ltv. 'School dullefc remitmri Heptrnilier W. r'or rierillxl-Hnddri a MKM. M. AKI HKK, lll MHhwichitei I avenue, Wanhlnston, l.r.

MRS HAILE'S FEMALE SEMINARY LITTI.K HOCK ARK. The neit Hftwloti will cuiimu'tire Hil ui Lm-Y 'i ltCM Mbai HKHKIK FIKKI'K wlli bike of I he Mufcle Deanm-nt, atuloKUHatiau be otilalut'ii at hooktlorc or at Hemlnary. MRH. ANNIK D.JIA1I.K. IITLK KIM'kt 8KMINAHI, Main HI reel, Utile Hoek, Mix CI.KMKNTINK Principal The tteventh Hcholsatti Year begins September 2.

and rontlnuea forty weeks TKRMMr llnnnl. wtih Tuition f-in lilt yAHV tIIAKP OI I.KIiK. Wl.NtilKMTKlt, TKNN. 'The Vmaii I'nlvtrall of I he South." Will commence Ita Tweuty-uinth Annual eVaolon Heptem her 1, 1HTH, with no cllnilnio Hon of IhorougtiiteNa or h1 vantasiea ottered. KACULTV-LITKRARV.

Z. ('. MRAVKH, IX. President. Profiwior of Mental and Moral Philosophy and lxarlc.

O. W. JOHNSTON, LL. I) tfnrmer Preildelit of Hrowiwvllle Female txilliwe), Profesanr of Ancient Lang-unit ami literature. A.

T. 1JARRE1T, A. Prorewtor ol Mathe- matles pure and mixed. C. UTIEHMOKHLEN, Profensorof Chem- iatry and Modern Languages.

MRS). A. OKAVIK.A. Matron, Pro- feaaorof Klielorlcand RnellKh Literature. MRH.

A. K. VAN HtxmK, Principal of Prc- pftrst(H-y Department. FACULTY IS l'ROF. C.

F. UTERMOKHLEN, Preaidetit; MltH. M. A. BOURNE, AaalaUnt.

ORNAMENTAL WrtRK. MUH. M. K. VAN HOOHE.

The mountain air, pure water and abundant product Ions of Hie siirrounilliig count ry yield the hlgheat advantages of health, de-Itshtful climate and economy. Hoard, rooms, reduced to pff S'eek orth! pernionlh. Washing, 1 per month. Tuition, 115 to HO lor frve montha In the Literary l)ertiiient. Mualc, with Instrument, at Vooal music III elaaa free.

Apply to the President for catalogue. HOTELS. CAPITAL HOTEL, us' THE EUROPEAN PLAN. A. U.

DeMHON ti rrnprielora. THE NEW ROBINSON H0US PARK FlfUl'-CLAUIt IIATRf LOW SKH ANT ATTKXTIVKI ornei MarLhtti iimiIipi IhihI LITTLE ROCK ARK. AN KNTIRKliY NKW AN1 HAN1-tuiinWy furnlrthl Mourns ttUHlel In tlit very oti.Ukr of buwhieH. hiuill)UrMtH uhih) from All truin.Mti HU'Htuent. l.ibcnil lernift iy Hit week or month.

JOK T. KOBlNSdN Fniprletor. STElM BOILER MAKER COMMKKCR STRKKT, Oetw.rVenud and Third, Utile Itock, Ark. ALL KIMW OF MADK AMI repaired. Breaching, Knioki-'it uekK, Water-tanka and Heaters, l'rtoii Cell, iron l-hnltera and Iatora made to oider.

All sU-aof leaky Tubea tlKhtered Willi imtent expandera. Hecoud.lianil Koileri. boiuclit and Mold. Onlei-M from Itie eoautry lor nrw work And repairing will n-eetve linniclliiti' attention. merce st reel bet w-e Meoond and 1 1 1 1 rd Little, Hock, Alk KI.VIjOW KKKiVhKNK Ht'HNINU Kluld; atnnda lilnlirr Iral ofhent than Hesilllghl: aold al In fame 'price; la aaler and alvea more hrllllnnt light.

Hold by ItugheaA Naulty. Mlnle Alf-ula, whnleaal Or retail. lJKET'M HKNI INK WH1TK XJ for wile by I.INIOI.S4 WKU H. IXMLOW KF.ItUPKMF. tllTRMMi l-'hilfl: kIiokIk lilvlier leNl ttt Iimi i h.n Head and give" a mote brilliant light.

Hold by lliialie.tlr Naulrv. HlaJa Ahwiiim. vlmlMinl. or retail. I.AItllB AMHOIITMKNT OK 1 Kxlnieta Juki received and for wile liv LINCOLN 4 UK! UK! UK! JOHN GAURETT Wholesale am) Retail Ittuh pt (n IOJB.

IO Ml atrawt. Pure lee, Fall Weight nnd Ihites. HtrleXly for Cash. C1HOICK IMI'KHIAL and Oolong Teaa for aale at LINCOLN WELCH'S. KINfllAIW KKIIOKKNK HI' KM Ml Fluid; alsuda higher leal of best than Headlight; sold st the same pulce; la safer and gives more brtlllsnl llgbu Hold by Hughes a Naulty, Mtate Ageula, wholesale or retail.

Aunt Sally are laid up. Business on the levee very dull yesterday. Pollfiral. Oodknsburc; N. September 12.

Senator Blaine addressed about 6,000 people at the Fair here to-day. He devoted himself largely to financial matters, -and made no reference to the result of the Maine election. The address was entuHiastically received. Sprinci field, 111., September 12. Gen.

John Cook, of this city, was nominated for Congress by the Republicans of this district. Concord, N. September 12. Hon. Frank A.

McKeen was nominated for Governor by acclamation. The Committee on Resolution reported the following: The Democracy of New Hampshire in convention assembled in view of the anomolous condition of the public and of business affairs with an abundant harvest throughout the land with limstless resourses of field, forest and mine yet undeveloped; with the Old World reaching out its hands for the products of American industry and genius. Vet with millions of capital lying idle, hundreds of thousands of laborers un-imployed, business depression and financial ruin on every hand, want and misery staring multitudes in the face, realizing in this condition of things the absolute necessity for a decisive change in the government policy nnd administration, Iwtli as it respects measures and men, we hereby charge upon the party which has controlled our State and general government for the last 20 years full responsibility for this lamentable condition of affairs, nnd confidently appeal to the people for the restoration of the Government to Democratic hands and reaffirm our devotion to the following cardinal Democratic principles: 1. tiupremacy of the Federal Con-Btittition and the integrity and perpetuity of the Union and its provisions, 2. Absolute equality ami independence of the several States In the direction and control of nil their domestic affairs, subject only to the Constitution of the United States.

3. Equality of rights, duties, pro tection and burdens for all American citizens. No privileged classes; no monopolies; no unjust distinction anywhere. Resolved, That the only remedy for the combination of evils by which the country is now afflicted is to be found in the wise and Impartial legislation, honest administration, just adjudication and exercise of the most rigid economy in every depnetnient of the Government. Resolved, That we are in favor of a stable currency, just payment of the public ucbt, and but one currency for the Government and people, the laborer and office-holder, the pensioner and soldier, the producer and bondholder.

Resolved, That whatever currency is issued by the Government should be issued for the benefit of the whole people and not for the benefit of capitalists at the expense of the people. Resolved, That our present tariff laws area restriction upon tried men of trade and commerce between our own and foreign countries.and therefore are an impediment rather than an encouragement to American industry, devised in the interest of monopolies and maintained in opposition to the demands of the peo- fle, we therefore advocate the modulation or repeal and substitution of simple revenue tariffs, which Bhall be protective without being oppressive. Resolved, Thnt fraud, first triumphant in American politics and unparalleled in the history of the world whereby the free will of the people was defeated, and a candidate not elected placed in the Presidential chair, shall never be ignored or condoned, and we call upon the Democracy and the people throughout the land to stand with us in demanding, the vindication of right and the condemnation and punishment of the wrong, to the end that fraud shall hereafter be powerless and odious to a free government and a reality in America. Resolved, Thnt we extend our earnest sympathies to the working-men of the State in their present suffering and their enrnest efforts to extricate themselves from the consequences of Republican extravagance and misrule, and that we will co-oerate in their endeavors to obtain a fair and Just arrangement of the hours of labor, particularly of women and children, and full protection lor themselves and their scanty earnings. Resolved, That the Constitution of New Hampshire and tho principles of justice and equity Unite in requiring the taxation of every species of jjroperty according to its real value without exemption or discrimination.

Resolved, That we heartily bid God speed to the reform club in their efforts to reclaim our fellow-citizen. condemn that provision of the existing law whereby disreputable men have coined money as spies. Resolved, That the late Republican Legislature in extending Its already enormously protracted sessions for days and weeks, costing tens of thousands of dollars to the tax-burdened people of the State basely betrayed Its trust and has justly subjected the Republican party to the emphatic condemnn-tion of the people. Resolved, That we congratulate ouf fellowkiltlzens of the South upon their restoration to the rights pf local self-government, and their.