Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

I .11 but coons. Era CO3IJI03 COUXCIL. Notice is herely given that on Thurs Superb bibles, hymn holiday WAITED. HEAL ESTATE. readers will be delighted in inspecting Mr.

Navra's stock, and although he has not yet completed his carpet room, the first story will well repay a visit. On this floor, he has beautiful plated ware, jgARGAINS A EST ATEJ Fine aarden farms 4 aeres. adjoining priea low. BZoaseandlot, five oares from state honse; i iA oniy. I.

1 Bohm aad lot; only tI500. Three lot in ekl3. corner Thirteenth and Saia: oneted eneap. Fine residence bloek 2, Stevenson's addi. tion three lota, seven-roomed honse.

shrnbbery, fjrait orchard, Main street lots-oaanear Third and three near seventh; all good bnsinas property, i Block 167. Fourteenth and Louisiana Whole block for sale cheap terms easy. Block 195-three lots.Thirteenth and Spring. atonseson it renting for nearly 1100 per moata. -''v- Hotel property two loU honse has eighteen i rooms renU now for 100 per menta price, fSOOO.

i i Block 23 three lots, Twelfth and Camber land; fine hnilding lot, newly fenced 1 opposite Senator Rice's, Block 338 three lot $175 per let. Residence, two blocks from state houses new two-story residence, withi seven rooms. Bloek 4--three lota. Twelfth aad Cumber! land; S600 each; terms Block 16. St.

John's Colleae addition ithrea beautiful lots; fenoe add shade trees cheap. i 1 'f Block 323 entire Seventh and Pulaski now fence tree $350 per lot. i 280 acres, one and a half miles from state house all nnder fence splendid farming land; six houses; sold in from tea to eighty-acre lots, to suit purchasers, 500 acre. five miles from Hunterrville; cheap. Plantation COO acres; above the city tea mile; wood-house and orchard.

Being cultivated. Suburban property. In small lots ef tea t' forty acres, lying near the city, I I Houses and stores to rent. I Zhree plantations below the city a few i The above property, and a large amount of city and country property not specified here. is for sale by J.

H. BARTON, Beat Fstate Agent, ever Cohen's i 12 6dlm JJIOR RENT 150 aeres aood river bottom land, know as the Woodruff Place, opposite the eity ef iictie mock, oeveral eomtortaale bouses for hands on the place. 40 aeres ad joining the above, known a the Martin Place, on which there is a good, new frame and necessary out-bouses, one mile from the ferry landing. Can be rented with the above, or separately. Both places are good for a bale of cotton, or 50 bnahela of corn to the aere.

'TO aeres river bottom, known a the Buck Place. 12 miles from Little Rock. Goed houses for hand. The dwelling ia old. and will probably be replaced bv a new one da ring the year.

A room in the honse. aad stable rom for one horse reserved. 15 acres river bottom one mile east ef the eity. No buildings, and fence need repair-in. Suitable for a market ararden fer nartv living in town.

20 aeres ifonrehe bottom, east ef the mill i tary cemetery one mile from the city. The last two elaees. eomnriain fit! ar.rea in all. are for sale at $30 per acre, cash, or will lease for a term of years on very liberal terms. J.

H. HANEY. 12 2dtf Tucker building. jgXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. The nndersigned, executors of Ignatius Wil- amowics, aeceasea, oner lor sale the follow-in great estate: i A.oU 4 and 5, in block 83.

Lot 1. in block 84 in tha tv of T.ittla Roek, on Center street- Aiow. UQBU.0I, luiprvfcu yiiDWiiti of the deceased, on the Arkansas rivertea mites aDove tne city of Little Kock, containing about 1150 acres of land. The place ha been heretofore cultivated in cotton and earn, but ia believed to be well adapted for a first-class stock farm. For price and terms apply to the nnder-tianed.

GEO. ALL AG HSR. GtO. C. WATKINS.

rJ--. Executors. Little Roek. Nov. 1.1871.111 ldAw2m SALE.

160 acres of first-elara bottom land, opposite the eity of Little Roek. adjoining town of Argeata. The tract ia situated ia sight ef tbree railroads, bat is touched by none or them. It is entirely above overflow, and part of itean be converted into town lot. perfect; terms easy.

For partienli inquire of JOHN Office-Martin Green, op-stairs. Adam ---v. iu-r au DEITEL A CATES. 219 MARKHAM offer to tfa. vim.MALi titna mni.

and ESTATE. i i ALU ABLE PROPERTY FOR 1 CITY OF LITTLE ROCK. Lots 7 an 13. th block 66. Lets 4.

5 and fi. in block 13. Lata 1. 2. S.

5. S. 10, 11 and 12. block 166. Fractional block 15.

1 Lot 1. 2.3,4. 5 and 6, block 67. LeU 10. 11 aad IS.

Meek 208. Block 293. Lot 10. block J39." Lot 12. block Hi.

Lots aad 9, block 215. Lota 10. 11 and 12, and a lot lc.k 125. Fractional block 335. LoU 4.

5 and block 220. Lots 7, 8 and 9. block 1U). ioUllan412.blo4kl61. LoU 9 and Bt.

John's Addition. Lota 1, 2, 15 and 16, blosk 2. Johnson' Addition. 13 lots- In Johnson's Addition ast of Shermaa School-hoose. A Block Rectortown.

LiOts a and aieea iu, tteeioriewn XotlO, and ofj lot 11. block 114-with improvements. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. iiK sactioaa i i town 1 north, range 12 iiH section 8. town 1 north, raaga 12 rest aectioq 17 town 1 range 12 west.

Which will be cold in lota to suit Par chasers. PULASKI COUNTY. I -h' 55 acrr-s in section 33. township 2 lortb. range 12 west one-ball mile irora western; portion ef city, on south side ot Arkansas river.

FO acres of which ia bottom lantey arm, opposite city 01 mtuettoea. Raselle Farm. 3H mile below eity. Font Valuable Plantations, from 300 to 500 aerM cleared on each, fram 10 to 15 miles below eity. Undivided itcrest ia Temrle's place on Monnd Lake.

14 miles below Little Rock about 300 acres in tract, lfie In culti vation gin. mill, cabins and good dwel ling-hoaxes, well watered aad above over low. DESHA COUNTY. Harding place, baek of Silver Lake, con taining 1.C02 67-100 acre. 100 acre in eulti- i vatioa, and about 500 acres dead ened well I improved.

Terms easy. ALSO, FOI LEASE ON LONG TIME Lots 4. 5 and 6, block 79. Lots 1 and 2. Mock 32.

Lots l. 2, S. 4. 6. 10.

11 and 12. block 229. Lots 4. 5 and 6, bloek 296. LoU 4.

5 and 6. bloek 304. APPLY TO FLETCHER A WALKER, GENERAL LAND AGENTS, NO; 17 (DODGE'S ROW) MARKHAM ST. 9 7dtf i -r- BALE. A- CTTY LOTS In Little Rock, hv D.

F. snail, aa leUows Lot bloek 122, near Ryan A Mill. Lots 4, 5 and 6, block 46; near the Arsenal. Lots 4. and 6.

bloek 67: between. Main ana louusis streets. LoC5. block 122; near Ryan's Mill. Blocks 203 and 204 For terms aonlv 8 6dtf i D.

F. SHALL, OR SALE, CITY LOTS, by D. F. Shall, to-wit Lots I. 2.

3. 4. 5. 6. 7 and 8.

brock 197. Lots 10j 11 and 12. bloek 89. Lot 9. block 83.

Lots 4. $. 6. 7. 8 and 9.

bloek 93. Lot 9 aad the north half ef lot 8. block 172, Lots 4. 8 and 6. block 208.

Lota 10. aad 12. bloek 294. Lets 10 and 11. block 32.

i This ia ail valaahla sranirrtv? t5M nttrfaol ror term appiy to v. jr. 11AL1, i 1 107 East-Markhainr street, eity of Little mock. i -6dtf TJIOR BALE, Jj; if; pfPROYED PROPERTY in the eity of UH1 IUKI, SI 1UUDVI i- LoU 10. 11 and 12.

with Honse. Kitchen. Stable, Well, en block 194. This is a veuier street. Lets 1 and block 18, w.

q. line with new house, etc. This i on Main street. Part of Iota 6. 7 and 8.

block 3. RusseU's addition, with dwelling-, etc. i Lots 10 and 11. bloek 4 (St. John' College addition), with new frame heuae, Loul.

2 and 3. with house, oa block 193. f10 SHALL. TJALMER CADY CO. Sit.

CONTRACTORS IN PENITENTIARY. Manafaetnre and Deal ia SASlI, DOORS AND BLINDS, WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES MOULDING AND FANCY PICKETS HAND-RAIL AND BALUSTERS SCROLL-SAWING AND TURNING Done on Short Notice. DRESSED FLOORING Kept on hand. i LUMBER DRESSED, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST We also keep a full assortment of WHITE TINE. isih.

Doors and Ilinis, at Cincinnati price riFTY TIN tote Tr- CiTICn AND SALLir.OCil. 1.5 MAIN ST. Job Work ZULX dene promptly, Mon I I I i I .1 If "p- I 'i -a day, 2Sth 1371, some of the i officers of the Little Roek and Hot Springs BaUroad company will attend at Hot Springs, where it is desired the citi zens of Hot Springs county will meet them in to confer on a railroad from Little Rock to Hot Springs, and where subscriptions will be taken in money or land and on Saturday, SOiiv December, 1871, said officers will attend at Benton, in Saline county, where they desire to meet the citizens of Saline county and re ceive subscription in land and money. On all money subscriptions there is now a call of one half per cent, to defray curi rent expenses. Ph.

Lee AuthosY, President. Fob Sale. Five houses and lota for $1500 each very, 'cheap four planta tions near the city ten beautiful lota on Scott street; three beautiful lots on Center street, neat Judge English's resi dence ten lots on Main street one hun dred lots on Capitol bill, adjoining Catholic Church property beautiful location. Property ia all parts of the city to selL Dwelling houses and stores to rent. Ap ply to J.

-H. Barton. Oyster akd axis Depot Sprando's restaurant, J03 Mam corner Second and Main. Oysters and game re ceived daily by express, always Af ter November 1st the price of oysters, will be reduced to 75 cents per can, warranted best quality. Ladies and gentlemen's en trance to dining room on Second street.

V- F. SPEAKDO. lO XHABLS THOSE OCB FBIEKD3 AID CX'STOMERS WHO ARE USABLX TO KAKE THUS PURCHASES DUKIUO THE DAT, WE Wllili, TJSTTIj THE 1ST DAY OF JANUARY, KEEP OUB STORE OPEH TJKTIL 8 O'CXOCK P.M. I 8. I Griffith A Co.

Fob Sale Or exchange for a good horse and buggy, or property, two fine young mules and a two-hore wagon and barness, Apply at tuz vv est Alark- ham street Little Rock.r It ia pleasing to know that so many are eating the fine butter we are selling. This is announced that ill may know that we receive weekly shipments of this sweet butter. Wilson. A SMALL quantity' of Siberian crab apple cider in H. W.

WrxsoK. We shall open our fine raisins to-day. Will place them at 75c per pound, the same as they are sold at in New York. DRY CrOODS, ETC. s.

Ia GRIFFITH A CO. GENTS' SHIRTS GENTS' SHIRTS GENTS' SHIRTS SHIRTS GENTS' We have an overstock of iow-prieed LINEN-BOSOM LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS SHIRTS 1 TO BS CLOSED OUT AT COST. CLOSED OUT AT COST! LADIES' CORSETS. LADIES' CORSETS. PRICES GREATLY PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

REDUCED. Now i the time for BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS A 8. L. GRIFFITH 8. L.

GRIFFITH A A I COST PRICE COST PRICE COST PRICE COST PRICE I positively the SELLING SELLING PRICE PRICE For all the above-named articles. Many other goods, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. S.s L. GRIFFITH i CO.

12 191tf jq-OTICE. I All bills, on and after to-day. will be due as soon as the goods are delivered. All of our customer may expect to pay tor good on delivery. tuiiliJbUiii uu, Little Roek.

Sept. 6, 1S71. 7dtf TTyJranlie Cement, always hand and A-- lor sale at the lowest mtrkrt llldtf C. J. LINCOLN A CO.

T7I I Iff tEATIIERTRlISKS, i. ieiaer c-sicneis. t.a!r.r vanree, ana i A. i T-fd; A- J. li Utf K'tt a ni Iotutt.

mt PL I "I.1 -I CIjAr.S!!!-For- 1 -i I aa i- -tt. et I -4 St- 'j T-ilinLnui k.i t. gilt books, diaries, building blocks, etv etcj just received at S. Stevenson A The ofSoes of the Cairo and Fulton road will be located in the Navra buUd icg as soon as the rooms can be made ready for occupancy. i The celebrated German Siudect lamp the latest pattern, safe and economical, and most brilliant light if any lamp in use for sale at Hughes' 4 rug store.

Some dead-beat on white horse is working in Benton as agent for several mercantile firms of Little Rock. Look out for him. 1 The rink was well patronized last night. Fun, flirtation, falls and fuss fill the first hours of the night. Dillon's rollers have proved a success.

Parties holding certificates bearing numbers 4-8-24-35 and 29-55-70 in the M. E. and M. A. S.

will please call at the agent's office and receive premiums on same. Gumfudgin trusts too many turkeys will not be laid on his table before Moo- day, as on Thanksgiving numbers of this delightful fowl, were wasted from scarcity of eaten. S. L. Griffith A Co.

are closing out many articles in the ladies' dress goods line. Furs, hats, positively a cost, and when they say coefj they mean cod. See advertisement. In the Chancery court on Tuesday, Judge Wilshire presented the resolutions cf respect passed at the bar in honor of the lata Hon. BL The presentation 'waa accompanied by a warm tribute to the memory of.

the deceased. Dr. K. E. lioberU, the great magnetic physician, has arrived, Office hours from nine a.m.

to nine p.m at the resi dence of Mrs. Owesney, iNo. 305, Louisiana street, between Fourth and Fifth Consultation free. In order to raise means to furnish the parsonage, the Ladies Benevolent As sociation of the M. E.

Church, South, will give a supper at City Hall on Thursday night next, the 23th inst-j The admission will De one douar supper free. We are indebted to Hon. James B. Berry for a copy of the Official Revised Edition of the outline of draft of the General Insurance prepared by re quest of the national insurance conven tion of the United States, by Henry S. OlcoU and Austin Abbott.

The Turn vereins ofj Little Bock will give a grand new year' ball, at Geyer's hall, cn Monday evening, January 1. The best music in the state ia engaged. 'Tick ets can be got from the; members of the committee of arrangements, and should he secured in lime, as there will be none sold at the door. On Christmas day there will be sev eral races at the fair grounds. CoL Page's bay gelding Frank," Teot Dillon's chest nut gelding George," and Bertrand's gray stallion "Roscoe't are entered for mile heats in harness for a purse' of $25, In addition to this, a like purse is offered for half mile heats, running race.

The Journal of last evening says We gave the other day ma account of the murder of a Miss i Holt, of Hemp stead county. Robert Norwood has eon leased himself the muraerer. Jealousy at being discarded by Miss Holt was the cause. The families of! both are of the most respectable character." The Journal last night had the following special from Washington in regard to the Boles-Edwards contest "The house election committee to-day unanimously reported against granting Edwards further time to take testimony in his election ease. This virtually settles the case.

Boles will be seated immediately after recess. None of the new appointments for Arkansas have been confirmed." 3 We' were jshowa yesterday, by Mr. Billy King, our popular Markham street meat furnisher, the oxj which took the premium at the last state fair, and which he has been fattening ever since, with the intention of apportioning out to his patrons as a Christmas feast. It ia the finest, fattest and choicest beef ever killed in our city, land its juicy steaks and luscious roasts would tempt the taste of an He has also some fifty roasting pigs, to be dressed neater than the neatest, each one named for the purchaser (an original idea with Billy), and cheaper than the cheapest elsewhere, I We have received information that on the 15th, at Arkadelplua, Geo. A.

Kingston, A. P. Searle Frank Pease, L. B. Clark and others, broke into Judge Casey'e office at the court-house, and proceeded to hold an election for school directors.

In the meantime, the regular judges, appointed under a town ordinance by council, proceeded to open the polls and hold the election. Judge Ca sey was refused possessien of his room, at four o'clock in the afternoon, but it was finally vacated for biot by the persons mentioned. Fuller particulars will be given when they are received. BCBSED TO DEATH. A small tworoomed house was burned yesterday morning about three o'clock, in the alley running nortlh and south, be tween Fourth and Fifth and Broadway and Arch streets.

The engines were promptly on hand, but the light wood of the build ing burned like tinder, and the water was of little avail. A most horrible feature of the fire was the burning of a negro man named James Crawley, who had gone to sleep in the noose about an hour or two before its destruction by the flames. It seems that Crawley and his wife had sep arated recently, and he had removed his bed-clothes to this building, and was asleep when the firs burst out. From the position of the blackened trunk, it would appear that he was endeavoring to get out of the house, but being met by the smoke and flames fell forward on his face and thus lost1 his When our reporter Li ted the scene yesterday a crowd of negroes aad negresse-i were around tie indistinguishable mast, makicg all soacf remarks. 1 A coroner's jary a verdict ia accordance vi'Ji the facta stated above, asJ tbe charred remains were tlaeesst Lnrial.

Dflh Kmnton-Kmelalleus Mtlon Speexlicsi sad Spate Npeetitl Kllelter aad Levee Werfc Jtte. Ee. After two weeka' recess, our eight ariermen resumed business last nicht. i President Kramer in the chair. After the minutes had been read and approved, petitions were received from various par- ti, which were referred to several com- mitlees.

v- I i A number of physicians put in bids for taking rtre of the city, at different prices. t'tity Wfie referred to the police com-1 mitten. a. a. Murphy presented a long com munication with regard to a clerical error in the contract between him and the city for paving the whu.rfthe burden of which was that the word "received," as per the minutes, should be to ac cepted." A long discussion ensued, in which all the aldermen engaged, Jones holding that there waa no contract, even if the word was changed citing section thirty of the city charter, which says that no contract can be made without the ayes and noes being recorded.

On motion, the prsyer of the petitioner waa grmmeu, iwis.au xwciimona voting a 3 1 3 I no. The board of health reported a case of small-pox, and presented a resolution urging the vaccination of citizens, and also including statistical register of causes of death. I A number of communications on differ ent subjects were referred to the proper committees. The police committee returned the ac counts of Judge Triplett, M. L.

Andrews, Newsome, repairs of city prison, Dooiey, Mctrann, and liector, as ap proved, and they were, on motion, allowed, The report of the committee on claims, on the payment of $500 interest on the park purchased from Judge Watkins, was, on motion, laid over. The accounts of Price A McClure for $1025, and L- jBartlett for $100, were al- B. B. Murphy's account for $1874.93, was allowed, Jones and Lewis voting no, The ordinance relating to streets, al leys, was read the second time. An amendment to section 378 of the ordinances was read the first time.

The contract of the special committee with Fay Hempstead as attorney for the city, outside of the Police court, at $1200 per annum, was read. Upham objected to the employment of Mr. Hempstead, as he did not consider him competent. Besides, he objected to going out of the party Into democratic or confederate The committee did not proceed properly. He was on the committee and was not consulted.

Denison explained a visit he, as chairman, had made Upham in regard to the matter. Much talk ensued, during which I Kramer said he signed his mark of ap- proval to the contract because he liked I Hempstead, and so forth. Lively discus- sion followed, in which Ottenheimer Lewis, Jones, Denison and Upham en-j gaged, and Gibb tailed in at last with oil for the troubled waters. Richmond moved that the contract be confirmed. i Dsnison asked to be excused from voting, but was not permitted to do so.

He voted aye, Jones aye; Upham no, Richmond no, Lewis no, Gibb aye, Ot-1 tenheimer fobiected to votinir because it was nnlegal proceedings, aad he wished to be excused. A Dreeze of some dimensions succeeded, and Otten heimer steadily refused to vote, until a motion from Jones that a committee be appointed to prefer charges against him. He voted aye, Kra mer aye. Carried. -The clerk reported election returns from all the wards save the first.

The wharf master asked for informa- tion on the subject of tonnage. On mo- don, it was referred to the special city solicitor. The account for alder manic attendance, at fifty cents a session, was, on motion, al- lowed. Upham introduced a resolution pro- viding for cleansing the city prison once i rl irom io riit i hi and whitewashing it twice week, from May 1st to January 1st. Adopted, Denison's resoluUon with reeard to the nnn.r.

Kt. in H-iInn km K- dinances, being construed to mean "lower deck was lost Thecommiaee'on claims was inatmcfJ by resolution to confer with Judge Wat- kins in reference to block 4. Stevenson's addition. Jones introduced a resolution that Mr. Murphy stop work paving the levee, and that proposals for paving the wharf be received at the next meeting of the Coun cil, i Discussion followed, and the resolu tion was lost by a tie vote.

The matter of cityj physician was then brought np, and Upham moved that all bids subsequent to those of Watkins at $100 per month, and Bohemier at $1000 a year (which- had been referred to police committee) be rejected. Carried. i On motion the contract was awarded to the lowest bidder Bohemier. The petition of certain citizens for use of City ball (see call elsewhere) was granted. It waa resolved that the city engineer advertise for proposals for furnishing 12,000 feet of oak lumber, for repairing bridges and such throughout the city.

On motion adjourned to the first Thurs day night in January, THE OAT AH FESTIVE XHAR. The holidays are close upon as. Dur ing the gay and jolly season, which opens on Monday, there will be marrying and in! nine in and the rinrinc marriage bells will be merry. of ringing the marriage bells, you must ring the belles when they are carried. In addition to this, you must, if you ring the belle, provide far future comfort.

There is no place in the city where esch handsome honsie-furmLIiIn goods, carpets and crockery caa hi got as at 8. Navra's new store, 214 Markham street, adjoining the Dltter block. Our lady I I I I I 1 ri BEAT BARGAINS -VJT S. L. GRIFFITH A S.

L. GRIFFITH A S. L. GRIFFITH A CO.S. MERINOS MERINOS MERINOS MERINOS PLAIDS PLAIDS PLAIDS PLAIDS COLORED ALPACAS, 1 COLORED POSITIVELY.

AT COST POSITIVELY7 AT COST. HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS ILATS AT AT COST. COST. We have a large stock of Hats for Men and Jfoy. and will close tnem oat positively at eost.

LADIES LADIES' CLOAKS, -CLOAKS, AT COST AT COST AT COST AT COST FURS FURS FURS URS FURS FURS AT AT COST; Ladies' and Miss Far at Cost. LACE CURTAINS LACE CURTAINS AT COST AT COST "AT COST AT COST i AT COST AT COST BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS We have a large lot of Gray Blankets, to CLOSE OUT AT COST. CLOSE OUT AT COST. 8. L.

GRIFFITH Jc CO 12 19dtf DRY GOODS CXOTHEWO. JJEMOVED. REMOVED. KANTOROWICZ. NEW STORE I NEW STORE INEW STORE-I NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE STORE NEW STORE' NEW STORE NEW STORE NEW STORE I NEW STORE KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ KANTOROWICZ REMOVED REMOVED I REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED jMUVJi.u REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED I REMOVED I REMOVED I REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED REMOVED CHARLES KANTOROWICZ Would respectfully inform hi numerous friends and customer that he has removed i into the store at the corner ef Main and 2d i sreet.

formerlr annunieil hv nii.l.in.. A. where he will be happy to wait apen all who may favor him with a call, and dia- I play a choice stock of all descriptions in the DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS DRY GOODS DRY GOODS i DRY GOODS DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS FANCY GOODS FANCY GOODS FANCY GOODS I FANCY GOODS EANCY GOODS AMD NOTION LINE, NOTION LINE, -NOTION LINE, Aad dispose ef them lower than ever. EANTOROWICZ'S NEW GOOD3 NEW GOODS CLOTHING CLOTEINa HATS HATS HATS -'XAPS EVDiE-i' Dr.r.s.3 ETC. V.

city. .1 AND It 12dtf I 1 i I WAWTEIV THE PUBLIC TO KNOW. This is the cheapest and best adver- tisin ic column ia the te, ror dw, st," "tfound." "For Sale," "For "Rent "Personal." ete. each insertion. Ten cenrs a line WASTED- LABORERS.

Laborer to work at a Saw Mill- Good wim end constant employment; will furniih a food house to lire id. Men with families pre ferred. Inquire at Brown' Saw and Plan inn Mill. six miles toath ef Little 9 BROWN A BKO. llTASrED TAILORS.

Twenty Tailor wanted; rood men only need an ply. Apply at -19dtf Ill Markham street. WA JTTX GIRLS Girls wanted ta Appat, 9-15-dtf HI Markham trcet. "TTTABrrEl The people to know that the beet place in Little Rok to set your clothes cleaned and repaired is at Ed, Lenox', SUi)4 Main street, op tafr next doer to Dr. Peyton'.

E. LENOX. 11 2dtf i i fob hettt. FOR REST DWELLING-HOUSE. A small House, near St.

Johns College. a. a. MEADK, Real Estate AienU Offlee No. 7 Dodge's How.

i FOR SALE. FOR SAi.E A RAKE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT The west half of block 63. city of Little Rock, with all the improvements, consisting; of good dwelling- house, at-hooses. atable. well, etc.

Tore lota with the improvement sold, with the privilege of the three adjoininr $2,500 worth of improvement alone the premises. For terms apply to P. D. ENGLISH. 10-23dtf I i FOR SAUS HOUSE AND LOTS.

Lota 11 and 12. and small house in Block 161; i west half of WkKa. r.ca! Estate A rent. 4-19dtf No. Markham Street.

noR RET-BRICK! STORE A brick A. store oa Slain street, centrally located. 'Inquire of FLETCHER A WALKER. 12 12dtf SSSSISMBBSBBiSBlSSSBasSaSBBeBSlSMiSBBBBBBMBSBBBBSBBSBBBBSSI TOE DAILY GAZETTE. FRIDAY DECEMBER 22.

1871 STATED SEETIHGS. The Democratic-Conservative State Central Committee meet every Saturday morn- lag at 11 o'clock, at their rooms, ia the Wolf block, on Main street, GokDosr JT, Pat, Pret. Taos. C. Sec'y.

1 Turkeys tremble for their lire. Red noees in abundance yesterday. Cold and wintry was yesterday. The United States court is quiescent. I-- New styles of goods for the holidays Jast received by Ittner A Dale.

Freeh figs, dates, oranges, lemons and apples at the Tent. New figs and raisins at Halaey Norwood's. Markham street, east, is in passable state Full line of fresh crackers, at Ilalsey A Norwood's. Fresh fig taffy at Chas. Alexander's Tent.

The school board meets oa tq-mor 1 row night week. "Cots no figure in the case" is the lock expression with our eight aldermen, "-Arnew table has been put up in the for the reporters. I Oranges, lemons and apples, at Hal ey Norwood's. Disemboweled swme swing snout down from many grocery doors. Foreign and domestic nuts, all kinds, at Qalsey Norwood's.

i uj; Go to the Tent for genuine chocolate caramels. 'Little Bock on cold days may prop erly be called the "City of Kosy Noses.1 Go to Chas. Alexander's Tent for fresh taffieaJ j--''1 Self-rising buckwheat flour at Hal- sey A Norwood." A lot of buggies and spring wagons for sale at Davis' livery stable. Business is very brisk on account of the nearness of Christmas. The city is full of game and fowl, anticipatory of Monday.

Lemon, orange, tola, pine-apple, peppermint and molasses taffy at the Tent of Chas Alexander. 8. Navra will be ready ia a few days to show his stock ia fall of crockery, car pets and house-f urnlshlng goods. In 1S72 there wilt be five ecUpses two of the sun, two of the moon, and one of the radical party. I Miss Couzins is announced to lecture to-night at the Greenlaw 'Opera house, Memphis.

i. Everything cheap in dry goods at Woodruff New goods daily re- eaived. -4 Mr. Gaston will occupy the new store adjoining the Metropolitan hotel as toon as it is completed. i Woodruff A Co.

are receiving a new line of Brussels and ingrain carpet. Go and see them. j- ThoauditorV office is being recon structed, a new floor; and a south wis dow being prominent features. Splendid suits, cloaks, shawls, and verytbuag in wrappings, cheap, at Wood raff A closing out this line. Triplett's reign of terror keeps the loafers away from the Police court.

lie shows the rogues up on occasion. Gen. D. II. Iiernolds and family ar rived in the city last night, direct from Lake Village, Chicot county.

Those "Brindle-TaiP cigars of John are beyond a peradventara the best weeds we have ever smoked. Call at the Torrent cigar store and procure one. Woodruff A Co. offer ecpecial bargains in plaid and plain poplins, French goods. Elegant silks for Christmas presents and the LoLidava, Christ mas comes but once a year, and Gaston's restaurant is the very place to get tL-good mtil.

The Tearl' is handy. Don't neglect to look at S. Navra's chinaware and Christmas presents. lie ia in "his new baildicg, adjoining Dliler block, Hark ham street. In thePollce court, yesterday, Ilesry Erowttc was admitted to $330 fesil, end Jco.

Leonard 1000, to aj-pear before tlf gnd jury oa the charge cf 'assault with Intact to kill one McGalre, on lat Saturday ntght. Clark was discharged, embracing castors, pitchers, wine sets, toilet set, call-bells, soup tureens, and v.rv lhintr in new desim and ltrntl ttt. loouiuucta aw Dkwsi vi aiaoowait; id uu excelled, and in the wav of fancy articles lava and all o' that ilk need only to be seen to be lit. Navra fnU TWml.n i t- auu xmsu cuij au viucib iui uitC chin and erockerTwape he may be fa- vored with. The carpet room will be stocked with all the approved brands of Brussels, ingrain, velvet and tapestry carpets, and a complete line of housefurniahing goods, such as kitchen utensils, linens, towelf, window shadea, willow ware, and so forth.

To facilitate business, Mr. Navra has erected one of Eeedy'a patent hoistera in the rear of his store, by which communication is rendered doubly easy between this different floors. The success Mr. Navra has already met with, is an earnest of his future prosper ity, and buyers of articles in his line are recommended to call on him. His prices are reasonable, his clerks attentive, his ot the hi.

convani- entjy Bituated for THK COURTS. Clrewtt CA8E3 TESTEKDAT. ColUns A Holliday vs. Wm. Oliver.

Judgment for plaintiff for $3275. St. Louis Railway company vs. Wm. S.

Oliver. Judgment for plaintiff for $2623.91. -i A. Fay A Co. vs.

Oliver. Judgment for plaintiff for $2997. Alexander vs Davidson. Jary trial verdict for plaintiff in $223.34. Dooley vs.

City, Submitted to court. Carroll vs. Garibaldi. Transferred to Chancery court. CASES TO-DAY.

Charles G. Scott vs. Francis Ashley et al. i John E. McNeeley vs.

Waddy Thorn p- son. Mary Witt vs. J. S. Lumsford.

Camelius Hurley vs. Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad C. G. Scott vs. H.

Ashley. John II. Haney vs. Little Rock: and Fort Smith Railroad company. Jolin Clendenin vs.

Little Rock And Fort Smith Railroad company. Jas. A. Martin John C. Pratt et al.

State of Arkansas, for use, etr. Ts.Thos. Dismukes. Chancer? Court. This -court met yesterday, Chancellor Yonley presiding.

In the matter of Mollie Hening vs. Joseph Hening, a de cree of divorce for plaintiff was granted. Court adjourned until the third day of January next. i i' CALL FOB PUBLIC HEETIKO. There will be a meeting of citirens at CUv Hall at 11 o'clock a.m.

to-day to appoint a committee to consult the governor and other authorities as! to the proper action to be taken with reference to unfortunate troubles in Chicot oontjf and aacsrtain what can be done to relieve the people of that county, whe are suffering by reason of the present condition of affairs there. Good citizens of all classes are earn- estly requested to be present and partici pate in the action of the meeting, J. F. Fsgan, J. N.

Smithee, i aUagher, n. M. Kector, Geo. W. Denison, H.

T. Gibb. V. tr. Upham, Aid.

Richmond, Jerome Lewis, Joseph Meyer, Henry Page, D. Ottenheimer, D. E. Jones, Fred. Kramer, R.

Newton, W. D. Blocher, Wm. J. Hynes, 11.

11. rogh, And others. CJrriL CITRISTHAN. i isscBrpnOKs. i The end of the year is and the holiday season is near.

AH good people about this time 'give and receive presents, and among them none are more highly prized than books. 1 We desire to make it known that the Gazette office is the place to get these books lettered in gold, bronse, or inscriptions in any con- oeivable style desired, and at exceedingly low rates. I. Ttnrrwn WrtSTra. i Gazette office has extra faciftties fr binding magaaines, periodicali-, and book" of thi Cescription.

Most maga- ines close their volumes with the end of wsh 7r B1 nbecribers who wish to preserve them will do well to leave their book nd orders at this office. All work wU1 06 done P'ompUy and neatly, and at cbeP rtes- i THE CHICOT TROUBLES. In an interview with Gov. Hadley terday, respecting the excesses committed in Chicot county by a negro mob, the Gazette reporter did not glean any ad ditional facts to those already given in th'u The governor had received several dispatches from parties residing in Lake Village, but temporarily absent, and in none of them were the names of the three murdered men given. The governor dispatched Adjutant General Danforth to the scene of the late violence, with full powers to quell and settle the matter.

Gen. Danforth left yesterday morning by way of Pine Bluff and Mon ticello, and news will be received from him to-day, probably. DIARIES rOU 1S7S. Diaries for Diaries for mothers, Diaries for brothers, Diaries for sisters, for boys, Diaries for girls, and Diaries for office use. A beautiful assortment at libs' book store.

Call early and procure one to suit THE ABKAXSAS. River stationary. Departed Fort Gibson, for above. Arrived None. Erpected Mary Boyd, from Memphi.

The sugar-cured family plate ta ess beef that we are Rllieg meets with ready demand. II. to those whe buy in- similar quantities, a general assortment of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, etc. at lowest market rates.

Priced catalogues sent oa application. i lidtt Colors of every variety- large stock Just received and wi'l be sold cheaper than ever before in Little Rock. 'r V.J. LINCOLN A VO. II I atf QU KGICAL INSTKli MENTS.

kj instrument Canal- Pnitlrn. Vl.l Hum. Saddle-baffS. Svrtaees. Tm.

A hrinminai' Supporters, and all ether article used by physicians and turr-ons, CATKS, Druggist. 618dtf 219 Markham Street. 1 A finA LBS- WHITE LEAD. I U.UUU SOCIO lbs. Knaw Whit.

Zlwa. 1000 cans Assorted colors (in oil). vui receivea ana ror sale at Firms prices at DEUEL A CATf-3. PvOTTAGB COLORS. Milwaukee Brie.

Light Yellow. Drab, and all the most beautiful and stylish eolors for honse paint- i Uf, just received, at CEUFL CATES ll-IOdtf- Markham street, FIWE sIIAWLH, CUSTOM -IT A 0 Shirts, -oeV, CaSTmere fc-birt, Fed and White fca.ser i iancel sua always to be fons i at the X1XXLB KuCK CltO i UIXO eSTuHE. COAL OIL! COAL OILtf COAL 0ILM1 Twenty barrels Coal Oil for ale at ths lowest maiket rates. DUFL A CATES. 11-1" -rV1im street.

20 all klnda. wtil be roll very law. 11-1 CATES. Artist Tube Colors 1'ne frr LisCuLi CO. guarauicoa.

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