Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 2

PROFESSIONAL CARDS Sec In' order to meet the nrornot iwpAii.v gazette, GROCERS. COTTON FACTORS ETC. SPORTSMEN'S GOODS. THE DA 1 wi ca" say that when the letfisla- this act. there jh hereby levied a tax of, ture ems down the ee for puhlishinz two mills on the dollar oi" all the): I the delinquent- list to 20 ccpte per irwi 1 taxable; property of this state, fori will bo oxcus- cl.

the rear 174. 175 and 1876. tefe i torthe 1irstrTnsetdon, "irt. rfm Crt. 1.

r. .1 i Vtri ra. TWs "Pn6uirii- For ftnr- SUSPEMDINCr TAXES. "'1 Senator Lou.ihoc.oush. to stop the coi- ofwlu', 8UUe fK 7 .1 tbC nUf Pepl 8P predated and warmly supported by us.

i ll i we must express our cordial dipurovai of rueasuie Our that the Hae 01UU8O.H wouia most un.or- lunate at tin, ua.e. ihe people are e.i- erally prepared for the aymeiU, ot this seventy-five cent, of the state necessary to pay i in the hands of the tax-payers. This bemg the case, its pay- I meni wu re.ju.re no kbi toun tne herehy extended to the first day of Febro-part of the people. Uu the other hand. Hry liT5 and the lax of geven miIjg OQ the co.iver.mii of Uus crip into the doa levled under sectioa 5C57 bonds would enta.r a great hard- for Kenera, nip on tDe tax-payers, not only noses be.

and PROBST HILB, WHO. FQA. RROPFR LIQUOR DEALERS. BARRELS STRAIGHT BOURBON AND BYE WHISKIES OK 1870 and Lower than la any "ortheru CHARLES MILLKR. CHAKl.KM r.

eS7.KL MILLER PENXfili, Sneeesftois to Kramer. Millei a 'e Wholesale Grocers aud Liquor Dealers. Steam boat Lauding, LJTTl.K KtM'K A Af GEYER ROLAND, WHIM.KHA1.K AND KKTAIL UKAI.KKH IN Family Groceries, TIIOVI8IONH, LIQUORS AND TOBACCO. Agnt for OTALLON FLOUR MILLS, or St. Louis.

301 and 303 Markham cor. Rock. LITTLE ROCK. ARK. JONES.

M'DOWELL CO. BtTSHKY A New Orleans. Kussev A Co. st. I.oai.

JONES, i87i, J. S. THOMAS. "AM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KITTLE VtOCK, ARKANSAS BEE T.

WALKER, NOTARY I PUB 1C, (Office at BrddleV Kaiik LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. KW. RMCTOrt. -i ATTORNEYS AT LAW. HOT SPRINOS, ARK.

J. BI.OIHEK, NOTARY PUBLIC. OVKICB QAJiKTTR (VirNTl-S tfclOM. WC. BATOLirrK, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

UTTLE ROCK ARKANSAS. Oftc: Nx Adnms rmildina. D' L. AtSFATll, dent; st. Otaee: Markham street, four doom ett of McALmont uiwnna aruK store, uwe Art.

j1 COL. AS, DENTAL PHYSICIAN. RAL AND DENTAL SURGEON. Rooms: Kast sideofMaln street lietween Kourth and fifth, Little Kock, Ark. Oftioe bonrn to p.

HOOPKJl. A. BKJKY8ACUKK. KREYKACHtK, HOOI'KK A ITTLE R.J;K. AKK.

QEUBE J. NI MBKKH, ATTORNEY AT LA HOT MPRINGP. ARK. nBAKCIS If. COM WAT, tMpnty County Surveyor and City Engineer, exit tie up stairs.

City liali, Little Kock, Ark. Residence. Fourth and Spring streets. MILLINERY. Important News! BARGAINS BARGAINS A QTITTJ AUTI UATQ I liAllliblJ OUliO MlD llalu H.

GANS, 1L GANS. 1 MAIS ftTHKE'f. AS WE ARE DAILY KECK1V1NO ADIH-tions to our well aelected stock, we take pleasure in announc ing to the ladies that our immense ftlock of PARIMA JIILUSEBT ASD FASirY UUOItN, combining the latest novelties, never was more complete; and now having competent bands can TAKE OKDERS lor any fctyie j- denln of Millinery, and also make the Most DRESSES at Lower a l1 the iadtm. This la something of Impor'ance all the ladiea who are desirous of a STYLISH HAT AND SUIT. TTe must also not forget to mention in to lilies'.

Goorts, Dreas Triiumintjs, Readings, Rail r'rltiges. Etc. BARGAINS Bnttonii, Backlen, and all the necexaary 'rrimminsrs of a haedsome suit. Also ail ine roreiue iu noaeiiijiz, lies, HAIR GOODS, JT and Fancy Jkwklry, and many other KOTtXTIE too nurner-mu to mention. A call will not only satisfy lh9 lad leu that we have not alone THE MOST STYLISH, Bex THE CHEAPEST GOODS any house in the rtt-v- a NS.

i No. IS Main Htreet, Little Roc. Madams Dkmokkst most stylish ad reliable Patterns sent pom paid, to all part of th coantrv.i i 1 HOTELS. 1 i 'v i ST. CH ARLiES' HOTEL BARGAINS I if I i i -jsr ARKANSAS Lit He Ark.

LITTLE ROCK. TIE.SIMY JANUARY 12. 1873 No report from the Arkansas inves- heard of Arkansas since thcLouinlaua troubles. Arkansas is willing to. hv forgotten.

Thk senate fiuai.ce bill was rushed through the house uo Friday, under the operation of the previous question. The carpet baggers claim it as their victory. Mr. Tuns. A.

Scott is workinglikc bcavorin behalf of the Texn- and Pacific railway bill, now before tlie house committee on lands. A favor- able report from the Committee ex pected. The amendment of Senator Conk-line to the resolution of Senator Thur-man, calling; on the president for information iu regard to the Louisiana outrage, was adopted on Frida-, after four day debate, and the resolution was passod. Tbe amendment was to insert the words if not incompatible with the public service." The demo crats and liberal republicans agaiust the amendment. Now the bishop of Little Rock, and the chief ministers of nearly every religious denomination there indignantly deny Gen.

Sheridan's aspersions of Arkansas. They say since last May the state ha been profoundly quiet, and that no persecutions, political or otherwise, have occurred. St. Louis Republican. In addition to these our state officials, the general assembly, our merchants and business men, and a large number of soldiers during the late war, testify to the same effect.

The lientonville Advance eoinea to the defence of the faculty and trustees of the Industrial I'siversitv, and esiie- cially of Hon. A. W. Dinsmore against an attack upon him by a correspondent of the Searcy Record. The Advance is mistaken, however, as to the appoint-j ment of a legislative investigating committee.

The proposition failed in tne nouse, tiio o.wu.Lij widely concluding that its difficulty is a matter the board of trustees to regulate. The merchants and business men of our city, the clergy, the late sol- diers of the union, the stated officials and the general assembly, all give the lie to Jen. Sheridan's dispatch to the secretary of war, in which he includes Arkansas iu his wholesale denunciation of the people of his military department." They assert that there arc no white leagues in Arkansas, and their statements are entitled to more weight thau that of man who has never put a foot inside the state. I Is another column we print a com- raunication from Col. John M.

Brad- ley, complaining of injury received at our hand. The colonel has mistaken our nniinu toward him and misrepresent." our affiliations. liut the public are already sufficiently, advised about that and will make the proper corrections mentally at tbe proper place. We trust that Col. Bradley's days will be long in the bind, and that his labors in tne nioral vineyard will be rewarded with lariie harvests.

'TrrrT' 1'okkk Bob, whom tbe nation is proud of as roiuister to the court of St. James, has copyrighted his treatise" on poker in America. Some men svould have thought of lots of things to keep their memories areen. before they would have thought of this kind of moniiiiient. St.

Louis lte- publitHOs; Poker Hob is the Hon. R. C. Sohenck, the prexeut minister to Eng-laud. He eamu from Xhio where o-v other distinguished manipulator of pasteboards hails from.

We refer to our own Poker Jack. Mr. Schenek ha lately written a treatise on jfwker" for the purpose of extending informs' tlOIl OOACerUUlg the faHClOatlD gUpe. that portion of haritocracy whom lie has not heretofore clewed ouL Thk lientonville Advance strongly opposes that portion of the bill now pending; before the legislature, redu- cing tU advertising UA lito from 75 to 20 cents per tract dt aaya; By WM. El.

WOODSUFF Jr iu.a. M.vRKHAW street. 1. 1 1 I the bonds issued under ihe provisions of Hiuicli tax shall be paid in United States currency, or auditor's warrants, drawn tor the payment ol the current expenses urrent expenses' ot tbe state irovemnient subsequent to re lOtb day ot A. V.

1874, and iof 1((th Noveraber A- D- lb75- Immediately upon the paa of thu act it shall be the duty of the editor to notify the clerks of the several r.i.;. jz mio Binic Iv lave oiuu t.OV lVl I the tax book8 for the Jr l874 according I to the ui (hla act; and in C88 the lax boolt8 have oen dehvered to the oollector made hi, bounlen du fe notice from him, tor the purpose of hay- i the tax herein levied, extended upon 1 the tax book ad the tbe menceramit ot- thp of taxes is i aside and remitted for the year Jj74, and no part shall be collected for aid year. Sec. All moneys collected under the provisions ot' this act. Iron, the assessment for the year shall be paid by the collectors into the treasury, promptly and without delay, within the turn prescribed by law.

Sec. 7. i he holder of anj- auditor's warrants drawn upon the treasury subsequent to the tenth day of November A. 1. 174, and prior to the tenth day of November A.

1 1-75, to be paid out of any funds derived tiom the provisions of this act, may present said warrants to the treasurer and receive therefor the londs Provided fur tlu act. at par value for -aid warrant-, or lieu thereof the cur-iency ai ninety cents on he dollar, as fast as said tunii- may be paid into the treasury by the collectors. Provided, that whenever any currency is disbursed in the manner as prided in this section, the treasurer snail in Vie presence of the governor Hiii auditor, cancel a cor-icspotidm amount ot bonds that is to say one dollar in ooud- lor each ninety cents in currency paid on', and tile bond away in order to extinguish both the principal and interest ot sn id bond or bonds, and nchargc U'C herein criated as soon as possible. si. i'lie debt lieuein created and tax herein levied shall be, as provided by section 11, article 10, of the constitution of the stale ol A rkansas, considered a sacred obligation and irrevocable con tract between the state and the individual holder of any bond issued under the provisions of tins act, and shall in r.o manner be impaired so as to impede the levy and collection ot the tax, and tlie disbursing of the same, as contemplated by the pro-v'sions of Ins act.

Sec. No more of said bonds shall be sold by the treasurer thau are absolutely necessary to meet the appropriations made by the general assembly for one year, ending November the lOth.A.D. 1875. and all surplus funds that may accumulate in the treasury iu excess of the ap propriations shall not be used for any purpose whatever, excopt to pay for having said bond? engraved, until the meeting of the nex' general assembly. Sec.

10. A violaton of tiie provisions whose duties come within the extent and meaning of the same, shall subject the nerson tu imbctmerit tor hih miH. meanor, and upon and upon conviction thereof. work a ()rleiture of office. Sec.

11. That this act shall take effect be in force from aud after its pas- sage. PLANING MILL. THE PIONEEtt PLANING MILL a. HAGER, PROPRIETOR.

Ob Siita StrtfL Mvttt Ctattr ui Spring. SAWING, PLACING AND SCROLL WORK ut t. u.k Dtasc iti ri ion EXECUTED AT SH0ET NOTICE. niK FIRST HILL OF TIIE KIND Established in the State. 11 nrdT promptly attended to- TO PRINTERS.

fT A LJ PnnnfwT "OraCI J-LUt3 VUUIlLiy II COO Urnia Cylinder Hand Power (31 43), and an EIGHTH MEDIUM GORDON PRESS BOTH IN OOOD ORDER. Apply at thia Office, 't EDUCATIONAL. CEMENT, PLASTER, 'V AVJ WRAHft WEEDS OF ALL KINDB. For sale by i JONPS, UarXTTTEIX CO. XallWXIU- Tl'FSDA SI I I Abstract i I James Hnr! WaahltKi-'i.

Detendar. indicted for Sevrrtuce. '( first tverrul' 1 Si of lish, C. 1 It is i dicttnent 1, ered to the eight hours not be in It" he has 'i witb 1 court in by in il for that same pritu jurors, it' under 1 "2. Anv should havi' it aide.

444. 'A. A error i talesman an jury is not i person on tn i particular per- might e.ei-e cause deeou--. tion th- coiirt upon the ette of the j.r r- lenires to tin le sunjeei to 4. It was mit.

ness, en i for commitrn present, an'i esttiainf i i ten, read ov prpfnee nn afterward b- priei.r,-'i Sfi on'tri rv such- c.ie ei i. tr eonlro. time is not tiona! prov i 5. A tr -new riai bill of have ox-urre 6. i on trial, will T.

pou r-with them ai i S. Allhollii indicted 1 nece-sary to mateu in i. committed t-v ii i. i ueienuan i as i assisting, ho A' T.cieu. am.

iins i i they been convietea a y. When lurv were were sworn pro, that thev sh at the same i 10 There tice jury to take written instr' discretion. tion theri i r-. writing. preparinii Kiii- may alwavj con explanaiioiis 11.

The eo li the trifil. or i i may eo-in the nain-Judirnien? rvlISC WOOD i SAL rilBJfH Or rvRDKKS Ka Length life Leave orUi-r i of Second and corner of Fount enjamtn ttyek FORT sr TO THE HO and land Rock' and Notice is her baa been oivau atate of Aik Little Rock under foreclo- railroad, lain; i formerly Fort Smith i Pnrtian I Little Rock In acconianf of the United irttr BO 111 Kfll- or lano grm i upon tne i Tlnhts under company to titled to re' value of his tbe stock ot i uhn.Il. at five per oent excluding co Deoember ly pany. Intereet tnei-neraon will mortgage bo nltAl KrOCK nfti divided iu It Is manif- Vnl4r-of tne avail himsei' time apectfie' milted to hi eeedsof the -which, after probably am on tbe par vi The bonds issued at the Vrt Smith Ttnaton. Mas rsasi i 1Maad I.

DABBS, UN SMITH At the Old St an- 'J'rii if filer J- iJahhx Iotter Uuilding, Main Street, NEAR THE MARKET. KEEPS CO.VSANTLY ON HANI) Shot Guns and Li fie. Pistols. Ammunition, Rsb'rg Tackle, Fishing Trammel Onail Nets, and all kitd FiSIIERXEN'S KUitJING. Also, iUl hur.tir.g accoutrements.

The niaki ng ot and Repairing of old work, in the best workmanlike manner, aud warranted a specialty. Thankful for past patrouage, 1 solicit a continuance of the same. XV M. DA 13 BS J. F.

TRTJMPLER, 3C 3C DKALtU IN GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE. Etc. I AM PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER Double (juns, Ritle an i 1'isloN; restocking (Jans; repairing, making and fitting Keys also, repairing and mukimr Keys for Safes. AH work done in good style" and warranted. IS but Harkhain Street, One door wet of the Anthony House.

TERMS POSITIVELY CASH. I. F. TBL'MPLEK WATCHES AND JEWELRY. J.

V. ZIMMERMAN DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY Of Every Description. Special Attention Given to Repairing. Atteul for tle Arundel Pebble Spf.tacles For the relief and cuiv of Dim, Weak and Failing sight, enabling wearer to reasl and work, el her by day or with per-! fectease and aonitoit. ali ar.ti get one of tbe circulars.

J. V. ZIMMERMAN'S, ((Jazette Block) WaN ER MARKHAM nd S( triT STN tobacco J. A. SLAUGHTER'S FIltUINlA TOHACCO AGENCY.

OVER LINCOLN A DHl'U STORE. Agent for T. C. Williams" it Of Richmond aud Danville, Virginia. Largest stock of sxrivtvxEin.

worm. In tlie llnitti Siaiws. And D. C. Mavo it Richmond.

G. H. M. MARRIOTT, BALTIMORE kANUFACTURER OF CIGARS. and Importer of Havana Leat.

Alao agent or Bumgardner 4 Sons Staun Un, Virginia, AjC otherdistillers iu Iuivilleand Bal-ttmare. FOR SALE FOR RENT. FOR SALE fTIHREE LOT FRONTINU, AND WEST, I of tbe Poatoffic ground loO feet on Spring street, and loQ fett on Second atreet. Aiso, NtfMEROLH LMTH in FAUST'S Addition to Little Kock. FOR1 RENT A LARUE UWF.LLINO.

H1UTABLE FOR a Boarding I loose, in tha lower part of the eity. Also, InEYEKAL xeat cottages, .1 1 tn different parts of the etty. JOHN FA UaT. 2 zr. 'ft R.

A. DOWni.K. JOHS OIBMON. r.NK CAKI DO WDLE, GIBSON K. 20 MARKHAM 8TBE ET.

Opposite Anthony bemw, COTTON FACTORS AJTD WHOLESALE DEALERS XT- GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. Agents for the state for the genuine DURHAM! I TRADE SMOKING TOBACCO, Manufactured only by W. T. Blac Durham, N. C.

We have also a very large stock ot I G- JtL Of all grades, direct from 'erw York. We keep constantly on hand the celebrated ALIFOK1SIA WISEH, and a large tnck of Choice Liuno IKAJtK A.hrsUKT. HKNKY DKl'l'KKK COL. RICHARD GAINES, with Bushey Drucker, COTTON FACTORS and Commission Merchants. No.

216 N. Commercial and 210 Levee, 81. UOTJI8. MO. K.

H. UHtK. JOHN C. PKAY. JOU.N A1NSUK.

OBER, PEAY COTTON FACTORS AND UHJiERAL, Commission Merchants, No. 300 N. cor. of Olive, ST. IjOTJIS, MO.

FLETCHER, HOTZE A COTTON FACTORS, PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. FLETCHER HOTZE, COTTON FACTORS, LITTLE BOCK. ARKAH8AS. Liberal Advances Made on Consignments, Kuture8 bought and told for partiea at tow est rates. P.

ARM A DUKE. WYATT M. bKOWN. FRANK B. DAVIDSON.

BAU.NA B. BLUK. Tlios, LIBERAL CASH ADVANCKK MADE ON -shipments. Orders for FLOL'R, Pro- vlHions, promptly filled. 1204 CASH ADVANCES COTTO WE WILL MAKE LIBERAL CASH advances ou conslgiimeula of eotton i to oar friends, McUEIIEE.

SX0WDEX TI01ETT, New Orleans. LontaliuMt. OEORUK BRODIK A SON, Little Roek. ST7CCSSS BIYOIfX) 003C Vl'lVlOX. JTelHs latent ff-ns Cotton Ea, Thli fet tie pnroTl of ttt Warter n4 Factur tbst ku rlveali a lrlU A iqrU tns) the ad-Antr.

Ter ay la tif market. nnparcd to aTpij cno trade at siarket prfeoK' Order aaa SampU Onien Addron A. J. NELLIS Pittsburgh. Pa.

l7 Alio, mrtr. Aftt. Ste1 aad Iron, of aa ktad mat ilxH, to wit: Calico Swoepa, Boropora, Ball Toofiw, ShrreU, Poa Woo Aa. atael TootparaS Hdtta rnaaas MUaa ktadMf aoii. TONSORIAL.

WILLIS McNAIR Calls tbe attention ef tbe public to hia EW BARBER CHAIRS With all tbe "late improvement for ease and eona fort they eannot be or pewed. I keep the best btrbera la LaeaUUe.aud snabe SHAVING AKD HAJtVCUTTINa i a Members "of tbe Legislature and1 persona vlsituig tbe city will find i TONSORIAL' PALACE an elegant plaoe be shaved, trimmed or shampooed. 4 Xe, 12 Main street nMpf I i I ot this generation, but the one following us. The taxable property, renl ami personal, of the state amount-, in io.it. uumbers, to $100,000,000 a ta.

of seven mills on this amount would realize $700-000 per annum, in the two years of the two million outstanding scrip would be taken up, leaving but to be bonded. On the other hand the issuance of this 1,400,000 of bonds, bearing six per cent, interest, would cost the state a year, for the next thirty years, with the original debt of 81,400 000 still unpaid. In other the question is. shall we pay a tax i. depreciated money now that will not cost the taxpayer over tilty cents on the dollar, or pav interest on the amount tit its face valne for alifetime hundred thousand dollars in the next two or in the next cr i which shall it be? Benton viile var.ee.

According to our view, neither the i suspension nor the remission oi tins tax would work any material benefit to the people. Over half the people of the state are already supplied with scrip for the of payini: this tax. It would be Well enough to pass an act reducing the penalty to twenty-five per a mulct sufficient to comjel those who are able, to pay now. and extending the time for redemption to three years, so that parties who are really not able to pay at present, would be able to redeem within a reasonable eriod. We believe, too, that the old law should be restored, authorizing the sale of sufficient area of delinquent laud to pay the iu arrears.

The argument of the Advance as to the policy of remittii the tax. to our mind, is correct and convincing. xUEDMlvrrNO MANUFACTURES FROM TAXATION. The granges throughout the state i are manifesting a deep interest in the out now peuuiug ueiore wie legisia ture to exempt mines and luauufac- tures from taxation. The following i resoiunou was passeu oy j.ee wrauge 2o.

iyy, Sevier county, on the December Resolved, That our repiesentatives elect to the legislature be and they are hereby reqaested and nrged to ado a and vote for a law exempting: capital invested in manufacturing and tattling from taxation for the full period of five years. FINANCE BILL. The following is the text ot bill introduced in the house, on Saturday, by Mr. Judkins, of Lawrence A BILL Koran act to be entitled "An Act to pi vidbumeieat.nieantomeet U.e current expense of tlie state iiovi runnnt for one year from the loin day or Noveiooer, A. lK74Jaud remittiiiK tn seven-i i.ls tax for l)7i, levied by law Be It enacted by the tieneral the Ml ate of Arkanaaf, A-sembly of Skctiox 1.

That the state board of finance are hereby authorized and required to have engraved bonds of the state, in the nuin oi three hundred thou sand dollar, in denonni nations of tlOO, I 300 and 1000 said bonds shall be dated the first, day of January, 1875, and bear interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, payable annually in the city of New Vork. or at the office of the state treaaarer, as the holder thereof may elect, i Said bonds shall run for two years and a half, and be redeemed, and pai in lull, by the stale, on or before the oOth day ol June, A. D. I77 Said bonds shallU Blgneu oy tne (suvernur, aiieBieu oy the secretary oi state. sealed with the great seal of the state and countersigned by the treasurer; be the signature of the treasurer may be engraved on the coupons attached to the bonds.

Said bonds shall express upon their face that they are issued under tbe provisions of an act of the genera) assembly to provide for (sufficient means to meet the carrent expenses of the state government for a period of one year, from ana aner tne tenia aay 01 November, A D. 1874; aod that the faith and credit of the state are pledged lor the prompt payment of the same. 2 After such bonds have been doly executed as aforesaid, they hall be placed Iii the treasury for safe keeping, and the auditor shall charge the treasurer for the fall amount of the same. See. 3.

The treasurer shall keep correct record of alt the1 bonds issued and sold under the provisions ofUthis act, giving date of alr to whom sold, number of bottdjand? for. what price; and in no instance shall the treasurer sell of the bonds issued under this act, tor less than ninety ents on the 'dollar in United States currency. Sec.5' The money derived from the sale of 1 the bonds as provided la this act shaft be held exclnsivery to meft thej tnr-renr expenses of r'the state government; incurred ainee tha.Untkaax b( Xv-ber; 18T4, and prior tr i the lenth day of Xovember, A. V. and jshall sot be' paid oot for; any1 other- purpose whatever; and the same is hereby appropriated for tbe purpose herein; specified, and the treasurer shall only disburse said fands as herein "provided, arid npop the warrant of the drawn pon aid fund.

I I I i I I WITH McDowell BROWN, COTTON FACTORS. C0TT0N FACT0RS COMMISSION MERCHANTS I at Hu- 8t ON AND AFTER THE 11th PAY OF January, 1875. tlie HU Charles' Hotel will be opened to the traveling public. This bonne wan formerly known aa I lie t'leburne ud lt anted on Markham wtieet, between Cumberland and Hock xtreets, two ttqaare from Main street. Ta rooinM are large, hamdworne and comfortably fitted and no paln.n will be spared to make it A First-'OJass Hotel I AND MANPACTURERS' For all kinda of AGENTS MACHINERY, Such as BLANDY'S ENGINES AND SAW-MILLS, Isaac Stranb i Wheat and Corn Mill, UNIVERSAL COTTON GIN, CHAHPIOS corcos lv mm ALBERTsOH'S BEERIllG HORSE EHGIHE With Its Substaatlaf Iron Pillar for a SOLIIi CENTUAL 1 SUPP0UT i TOR THE OHrH0U8E.

For circulars containing prices and full i explanatory, desonption, send i 'or apply to. jones, Mcdowell co.t Uttls Rwlk, Ark. Patent Segment Screw Pres A.V i 1 I I iJJl Mi "'MiM IF liberally me at tbe Conway JSOtute, 1 would refcpctlully solicit a ton Uaoanceof the name Ay Jioardr llelted alas iat aa th ttm will allow. Bate, 92.00 per ly. CHAS.

HWAIN, Proprietor. ANTHONYiHOUSE. fS AND AFTKB THK TENTH DAY OF "thu Houiie "be mi iy October next pen on the PEAN PLAN. RandMiiniHn theomfortably ttttel rooms by the day. will be lunilW.

to guests weeaor monh. Tb Dining Hooin Js leased to MR. LOCI CHK1STIAN, wI- known and educated Caterer and Mk. who will keep a regular table and taorant Open at all boon. CLENDEN1N A PRAY.

In western Arkansas we have seen in the last three years the failure ot seventeen weekly newspapers two in Fort Smith, three in' Dardanelle. two in one in Clarksville, two in isburg.oae in Ozark, two in Fayetteville, one in one in Yell and two in lentouville. These are all we can' call to mind at present. In the gam territory: eight papera-' are luowr published, that we find sixty per cent, of the newspaper in this section Jaae died in the Jast three. jeara, This does not indicate that the profit of he business are excessive, to say the least.

I Tbe clause of the bill in regard to! ta lUts allows the printer twenty cent per tract in 4eoanty scrip. From all'Mch "fat takes'' we. say grood Lord deliver as." 1 he Gazette sugyeiits 1.50, per FRANKLIN TYPE rime Ittrrrt, Ohio. ALUS0II, SXITH 4 JOHNSON. 1.