Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

CALENDAR FOB 1875. ft of age, and died at Dussuldorf. Germany." Xotices in thts cofuurn 9fw --j 1 u. l. 4 NEWrADyERTISEMENTS.

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Eleetloa, Tueeday, April r. 1.1 WhlX FIJrCCH'KK. CITY TKEA3CBEK. JOHN L. HICKS.

POI.IC JCDOC, R. M. YEKKEH. ALDKBMEN, Wanl-U. W.

JOHNSON, UEORUE KKICHAKDT. FlfM -M. HICKKY, JAMKS 'bK. ITlirJ Ward A. HAOAR, PHILIP PKFIKKK.

Fourth War JOSEPH WOLF, WILLIAM 8. IAViS. Fifth Ward li. FONEy, MAX IIILB. Sixth WdnJ-JKROJIK LEWIS, IR.

J. W. QUI N.N. THIS NIGHT. Martin Block Uttle Rock Hud Socletr.

-Regular meeting of the Pulaski County Medical lu tlie t'ntart Monday, April 5th. Ball at City Oaiden Monday, AprH 5th Circuit court. juonaay, April Oth T'nited State Ltls-1 trict Court. Monday, April 5th. Meeting of the Fire Engineers.

Tuesday. April tit Kanlkl k.k.-UI and fh. Tuesday, April tith Election officers under the nw charter. for city lra- Wednesday, April 7th Com oniia matic corps entertainment and hop. Wednesday, April 7th-8ocial and spell in match at the Centenary M.

K. church. reueasyhaiPrl, 9th "Xy party at Frittay, April 9th Nonpareil calico purty. Monaay, April 12th Probate court. Monday, April 12th Fulled States Cir-i cult Couru Wednesday.

April lllli Meeting ol the board of militia claims. Monday, April 19th -Spring term of the Pulaski chancery court. Monday, April 19th County court. Friday- April 20th Odd Fellows day of Thanksgiving. Saturdaj', April meeting or the school board.

Monday, May int- German Mal-feNt cele-; brat ion. Saturday. May Mth Escurnlt.n and prize target shooting by the Hallie lines. CAPITAL CITY BREVITIES. Supreme court Monday forenoon.

Best lunch t.f the season at the Jjouis house to-nicht Interesting discussions medical meeting to-night. at tl ie Boute Agent Agee returned from M. Louis yesterday morning, The circuit court meets Monday, with lots of business before it. A grand ball comes off Mondav night at the popular City Garden. W.

Feltus, of Velll countv, was appointed a notary public vester-day. M. ex-cm clerk, as been appointed deputy I nited Sui tates marsnal. The calico hops last night were in every respect pleasant affairs, and well attended. Deputy-Sheriff Beatty yesterday secured Hentou's (the alleged murderer) gun and pistol.

I i 1 I 1 i coxNoar couxnu IT- At the meetm last nisrht there -was Pfe f. J8" full board of akLerraen, save r. lUefiKs 3Ir. IT. 1M Itarn AtinirI 1erk.

-mumies oK)iarca 2Utfi were uv purovca communication trom fcilsbv Aian- ufactunng company was reai and the mayor and chj clerk ordered to draw a note for six months, at ten per for a fancy hand hose-reel at 1330. 0 Petition to open an alley in block 2Go was referred to the street commit tee. The monthly reports of the city officers were submitted and appropriately The mayor anuounced his signing the toft hd VTfr cnmnlnir he Rock GasIt onno? iOT eD yearP-- wa.s reaJ. and on mot.on. the ji.

naB touui iiicu. report of the inspector of buildings (Thomas Harding) for the year ending April 1, 1875, was read, received and filed. Chief of Police Counts submitted a report of the condition of the police department, and the changes he had caused by his weeding out fakirs and disreputable characters from the pop ulation ol Rock. He suggested me nuny condition ot the citv, and recommended some action be taken. The communication is as follows To the Honorable tlie ciiv Gentlemen As the term of office for which I was elected draws to a close in a very short time, I deem it my duty to report to you the condition of the police force of this city on my leaving ir as cniel.

and othi.r matter iiicu wjiicve may not De unimpor-Ltnt to your honorable body. 1 was elected chief of the police department of the city by your honora ble body upon the organization of the present council, and commenced mv duties about the 10th day of Xoveni-ber, A. 1). 1874. On taking charge of the police department, I found that the police were very much disorganized, from various causes one principal cause being the inability of the city to pay the policemen, and consequently, not being able to procure good men (in all cases) to act as officers.

1 commenced by getting, rid of careless and inefficient men, aud securing the best men I could get to go on the force, aud at this time 1 can say that 1 believe our present police force to be the equal of any force of like number in the United States. It has beeu satisfactorily ascertained, by trial, that frequent changes, without great cause, renders a police force careless as to its duties, and generally inefficient. In charge of the poliee force of this city, I determined to enforce all laws and ordinances of the citv pen- I 1- I 1 i tf C3 era''y. and such other ordinances as were speciallysdirected to me to exe cute. 1 have tried to do my duty, and in two or three directions.

I believe, have successfully enforced the ordinances. When I took charge of tlwi police force I found the citv overrun with gamblers, takirs, aud mauy men of verv D.a( character, who. being driven away from other points, had made this a headquarters in which to carry on business of fakirs, sneak-thieves, rbbers and burglars. I commenced by completely breakiug up the gambling houses of the city, being specially ordered by law so to do. Nogambling a.

ureu Vai 011 as a justness in; this citv since about the 1 5th of ccjnoer, 100. 1 nere are at tins time no gamblers in the city, except three or four who are citizens and nave resided here for manyj-ears. The fakirs and many other bad characters have been driven away from tbeeity, I hope never to return. This city had gained quite an unenviable reputation from the frequent and daring misdeeds ol this class ol men, but 1 am happy to say that the city is at last clear of them. 1 find during the last month that there is in the city a baud of thirteen men and bovs, who commit the burglaries and robberies mentioned in the papers of the city.

Nearly all of this gang have been arrested, and I believe it is about broken up. I desire to call the attention of the council to the fact that the streets of 1 41 i the city are iu a verv filthv condition xue cnain-gang, oeing small, has not greatly in clearing ud and renniri-n 8treets- I mention this to show that the involuntary labor of the city '8 insufficient to clean up the streets ani neys of the city in time to ward ott or prevent the spread of disease or of an epidemic, but rather to invite the same. I desire to report to you that I have enforced the Sunday law bearing upon all places of business or amusement the Sabbath day just as the same was given to me to' execute. Great fault has been found with me for my action hy some classes of people, but I be- 1 tMt men know that I only did my duty in executing the law, and preventing drunkenness and rowdyism on the Sabbath. I would be much pleased io ho able to give rour honorable body a com plete taouiar statement of ail arrests made, with age, sex occupation and nationality of persons but at this time am.

unable to do so. records bf the police-judge, and, his reports; will show you that; the small force jny charge has been rpry; Efficient, and have worked hard, i In con-elusion I would most respectfully ask that some taken, at once, tp pav the omcers and men of the force. I desire to return to you ell, gentlemen, my kindest thanks for courtesies extended and, 1 favors rendered -inc while actios: as chief of imlice of von city. Most respectfully, your obedient 1 CoCNT8, 5- Chief-of-Police -A number of accounts returned approved by the various committees were, on motion, allowed. A 3Ir.

Lewis moved tb.atrwheri.tk oouneil adjourn; it he to next Frida night at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Watkins amended that the next meeting might be' April 12th, as an act courtesy to the new council. Lost. Mr.

Lewis motion prevailed. Oa EOtron. the council ad until next Friday night, I i I As ou we The I I of li.ae'.fitst I0e each VnWanen insertion. StSV-TL. c.

1 ir C0VbrU7d- spread a so raptuous free Jan ck traiskL jiiic auo p. rosst pig, ragoui or mutton, ana oiner.ftifc&tantials ad delicacies. Mr. Heftw Welad ail his old friends and jth public generally, on this occasion. i "ftTle regnUi- montUr meeting of Defiance Hook and Ladder Oompanr No 1.

wiu oe neia at weir nail on this (Sat- nrdar evening. April 3, mio, vt By order of the Foreman. K.f F. DwteRj, Secretary. o'clock To SPOETS.MEX.-JaM received and for sale low for cash, a larKeand fine stock of FishiD Tkl.

St in the city. CaU and see for yoarself Wore porchai liiv eisewntre-LZZ Main h-t J. F. Trtmpi kr. t-For Gleason's.

a good square meal ko to Foa Si.Lt. Handsomest residence lots in Little Rock, on Scott, Main and I.oui-! siana DaYafs addition $39 cash, bal ance oa to J. .11. Bakton. "Regular cents.

sueals at Gleason k- f. Owens, merchant tailor, Markham street, opposite the state-i house. Spring (roods just received. The latest styles of Imported Coatings, Suit-i ing, Pantaloon patterns and Veatings. credit, eash the only business.

Call and "amine stock and prices. ftfif Official and Letter Envelopes endleBs variety at the Gaiettk office. Regular cents. meals at Gleason's 50 ftaijfThe Metropolitan hotel restaurant has been purchased by Messrs. Bums Si Wright, who will run it on first-class metropolitan style, supplying their guests with the latest game, vegetables, etc.

(live them a trial. Ladies, call for catalogue of, Dpmorest's Patterns for the spring Mme. and summer, Gang just received at li. Board hotel, 4 50. pe- week at St.

Charles fifei Taxes paid at the lowest rale D. Reeve, Broker and Real Kstate Agent l.v ft- L). Reeve, Readirfg Block. MarL-hatn street, diseounta taxes at the lowest living rates on either city or property. country ftsTax -s paid on City and Country 'ropertv, at the lowest rates by J.

II. Baktox. Real Estati Agent Yellow tohacc i tnanufactured in Virginia tl ie liuesl ftS Bumgardner whisky wa the only pure article found, out of three hundred samples, the New York tmar.l o( health. ft-For Gleason's. a gool square meal go to ftXT Yellow Bird tobacco took premium at the Paris exposition.

riri ftfli" Fresh Gleason's. No. Saddle Rock uyaifii II Markham street at 1. 1 Will be served dailv Ier'a old stand on Main tron II a m. to 12 o'clock daily.

All are invited A. IKF.WAK. fta Soda Fountain for sale cheap. Inquire at First National Loan office. Real estate for sale cheap, or inerchanJ ise taken in payment, ply at this ofliee.

'Clip Ap- The tiKKAT TKIBCNAL. Puhlif onin. ion is the great tribunal by which the value of all discoveries is judged. Il3 favoi aMe verdict long ago stamped Hos-Wtter's Stomach bitters as the leading invigorant and alterative of tbe. age, and the truthfulness of that decision is constantly receiving fresh corroboration in tbe shape of results, the most complete and satisfactory, accomplished in our very midst.

Tributes to its efficacy as a remedv for indigestion, constipation, nervous complaints, sleeplessness, general debility, rheumatism and kidney disorders pour in from every quarter, physicians emphatically commend it as a remedy for most inorganic maladies, and the press indorses ihe dictum of the profession. Thus the popularity of the reigning tonic stimulant of America -is constantly widening, despite the invectives fulminated against spirituous preparations by. the vendors of mock temperance bitters, which the public some time since discovered to he fermented rubbish, and the sales of which idly on the wane. are rap- DIED. a.tKTiH-.tt nr residence, teu miles t.

irMvuie, in mis county, on vlie ultimo! tne ia airs, maria h. Mar xm.renci 01 Mi late Allen Martin, 1n the year or ner age. nwiiu eiuiKTiuea at an earl age with her father jo Arkansas, where she uwrieu.we mie Alien Martin, Esq and with her hosband moved to Texas some eighteen years age, and settled the plaoe wnere ne resided up to the time her JiwwiiKuia aied in October. 1S72. and she ba quickly- followed hint to th grave.

She was a lady of strong and decided nature, and warm and sincere lu her one was a devoted christian, haying been a member of tbe Methodist Episcopal church, for a number of years. a wife, she was devoted and attached to her husband as a mother, kind and exemplary; as a friend, true and unswerving. As of- the best- friends we made In Texas, revere and honor her memo y. HU leaves seven children, and a large circle of nd" acquaintances to mourn her losaClarttsvllle (Texas) Times. CIOAR -101 MAIN STKEET.

1 finest stock of Cigars, of my own mann lacturlug. and the best HAVANA L111F- TOBACCO t.iaiL-..t a f. -4 1 I I I i I 1 I i in! 4S3rcThe. governor VecfcAnlj- nanlnnail TtrjrlS, 1873, of being kWry t6 the vruue 01 pent larceny ana sentenced to six month imprisonment in tne county jail and noed liavkin pays the costs. chXbgei.

ttith murder. P. I'pkaci Arrlsl 1irx Murder eterday Mr. J. R.

Jelks, of Woodruff county, appeared before Magiatrate T. C. Peek, and swore out Warrants for the arrest of Gen. D. P.

Lpham, a well known radical ex-mili-1 113 general, charging him with the i murder of John 'fhorp and T. C. Keddick, in Woodruff eountj-, in 1863. Deputy Sheriff Beatty arrested Mr. Lpham yesterday forenoon at his residence, in the southern part of the wcity; and had him in charge last even-J tng.i The officer informed a Gazf.tte reporter that he would leave for Woodruff county with the prisoner this evening.

SABBOW ESCAPE. Last evening 3Ir. 31. I. Burton and a.

young lady. Miss Fannie Ross, were enjoying a pleasant drive, which was brought to a sudden and disastrous end by the horses becoming frightened opposite the residence of Mayor Kramer, and running away. Although Mr. B. handled the ribbons in a masterly manner, for several blocks, the carnage was finally pverturned near the corner ot Main andbecond street, and its occupants thrown heavily to the ground.

The lady sustained slight bruises on her arms, aud the gentleman received severe cut on the head. After overturning the carriage the horses continued their race, running over Hyde bear sdLlJ sign, bancinir into the Senate saloon, whence thev took a circuit down Louisiana and across to Scott, down which they continued full tilt to their stable, having left the vehicle, badly wrecked, on the route. The lady Mid gentleman were escorted into Hughes Naulty's drug store, where they received every attention, and were oon enabled to return home. During the excitement several other teams broke loose, but were all captured except one cart which was upset on the corner of Maikham and Main street. The runaway team from Cress Diver livery, and has been driven by many of our citizen.

LATEST RIVEK ITEMS. A .1.. l. 1 l. -I --ki uai a last nigni Hie river was ou a stand, with 16 teet 4 inches government gauge.

There were no arrivals or ures yesterdav. bv the dejiart- TheCUrksville. Capt. Jones, is ex-; pected this afternoon from New Orleans and will leave at 4 p.m. fori rort, ismitii.

Ihe last packet KUa II uhes, for" rort iJmith. is billed to leave at p.m. to-day for Fort Smith and wav landings. The Fannie Tatum i advertised to leave St. Louis Tuesdav Jor this river and all landings.

By a postal card to Capt. Kvmal from Capt. (Jeorge E. White, river re- at an cureu. we Jearn the river is rising sluwlv thot 4 teet by the gauge.

i i vy ii. mill I he present rise is from Horsehcad. Vadron. and other creeks this side of Vau Buren. The Belle of Texas, Capt.

John ucivitru 01 tue oesi ireignt trips ot the season, and we are pleased to. note the fact A' A I I A. A' 1 ft that a portion of her eartro r-mn. prised bacon, meal, flour, which the pnrchasers intended to go to St. Lotus for, but finding they could do as well here as there, laid in their whole list of supplies in this city.

(SCRIP MARKET. Corrected daily hy Kd W. Parker A Co brokers. State scrip Old parties oflerimr i buy at 32 Jc (S ljc; parties offeriiiztosell 34io5c. tJtate scrip New parties offering to buy at 3232ic parties offering to sell at 34c Rather active County scrip Parties offering to buy at LXlocV parties offering to sell at 15a l6c.

Rather firm. County interest scrip-Parties offering to buy at parties offering to sell at g. c. 1 City scrip or money Parties offering to buy at 1 (a parties offering to sell at 2930c. Certified accounts (ciiy) Parties offer to at jf Parties offering to sell' City fond scrip Parties offer lag to buy at parties offering to sell at 76f3 1 j.

State ten-year bonds -Parties offering to buy parties offering to sell at Few sales reported. I Market rather active, with more inquiry, though some speculative investment id state- scrip reported, with sorrie' orders from! tbe country. County and city taxes can be paid at 5055c on the dollar: large amounts at a little less i r-ii A CARD. tThe ase of my name in the Republican on the Peoples Ticket." for alderman of tbe Fourth ward, was and is totally unauthorized by. '1 am not a candidal for that or any other position.

assisted in making other nominations and intend to support them. -i 1 M. A. Dcrrer. 1 1 1 1 1 it, 1 ftEiebt oicto res for 75c at Freeman's tent for a few daTs No.

305 Markham street, J. Fob 8ALg. Ths cheaoest residences in Liule Rockv Apply to I i i i i I I of MKS. E. if.

BARNES WOULI TUUd -m- 1HCUU9 kiiu svrsncr pairons, tbat she Is- Ln noaflesston of tb wtmld be pleased toturva- those Interested i In her department call upon her at her i rooms In Uotter building. Main street, be-i tween Fonrth and Fifth, op st-aira. Vi02 1 Warning Order. 80011 administrator of (ieotge W. Prim rose deceased, vs.

Ida M. and Anna L. Primrose. Rill ta sn in tha SaUne Probate Court, January term, THE defendants Id t. and Anna L.

Primrose are warned- to appear in this court within thirty days, and answer the i complaint of the plaintiff, Robert .1. Scott, fas administrator of UeorgeW. Primrose, deceased, or said complaint will be taken iwr i-uuiesnea. 20f JAS. H.

HHOPPAl II, Clerk. NEARLY OUT 1 i 4 I)EltHONS DFlRlStS TO PAY THEIR TAXES Should attend to it at once, as the time is i Benin no lor procariog the necessary Scrips. 1 will pay taxes at the LOWEST RATES. D. BL0CHER.

414 Pay Your Taxes. BEFORE 1 KJI NO SO. CONSULT W. BI.OCIIEB. CEMENT, PLASTER, A Nl UHASS KEE1SS OK ALL K1NDH jrx.

ror sale ny jonfs, Mcdowell DISSOLUTION. rnHE PARI NERHHIP OF UOSK Ureen has h-h dissolved hv mutual consent V. M. ROSE. JOHN ORE EN.

NOTICE. linportaut to Liquor Dealers. rpHE ORAND JlltY W1I.1. MEET ON A 11 ttie Hflh day of April. dealers in Pulaski countv.

who fail to nav tbelr stme and countv license bv Anril i. will promptly reported anil nrm. eport of th ecut'ed to the full extent law. THE DIAMO.VI) UilO CHOPPER. IMPROVED ANDWARRaNTED.

At once Scrape, Dirts, Weeds, and Blocks, 3t. Cotton Planter and Ouauo Distributor ultlvator. Planter, Distributor and Cultivater combined. Com Planter attaehment.AH warratel. Agents wanted.

Send stamp for illustrated circular, with warrantee and certificates, to D. C. C. Fayetteville, N.C., or to local agent. 403 BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

LITTLE ROOK BUILDING ASSOCIATION No. 3. NOTICE. The new era whkh has dawued upon the history of Arkansas has caused the undersigned to open the SrBSCBiKrrox Lists for another Co-operative Building and Savings Association No. to be conducted accord-! Ing to the name rules governing No.

1 and 2 in starting No. at the vkry hardest time eer known in Little Rock, we call at-i tenttou to Uie relative safetv ol Hullding Association otock, compared with many other investments, liable 10 be rendered in-; secure by any disturbed condition of public affairs. Politic, scrip and Helling on credit" the three chief causes of our peo-I pie's financial distress have not been al-I lowed to enter into tlie system of our Kulld-i Ing Associations. Heaice their alwolute suieiy compareu wnu other In vest ment i 1 safety is at tainahie by human calculations. Associations No.

1 and '1 have been -n-; tlrely successful. Thev have new iniiori in a single iuMance to do hat they agreed Their available asxetts amount 10-day to 17,10. They owe no debts to ouuiders Their Stock is considered among the best collateral. '1 heir rules have never required any change. They have increased confidence between mmi and man.

At the close they will pay to all member (not previously (uitisfled or withdrawn) a very handsome dividend generally much larger than can be earned by selling goods on credit. The greatest objection that can be urged against them is, ihat withdrawing mem be is can wir get back, as a general thing, the money paid in, i.e., sell at par. Often the read money" thus saved up for an emergency would have been frittered away to Vi.T 10 some "good friend." These Associationa have en ouugeu a napu ol saving, fostered Fumiiumj, nnu mruugn their agency luBujr wiwus imie ueen enabled to pur-chase homes of their own who eouldw imc procurea mem Otherwise. iiihu iiituus paying away house leuui jrrar miier year to no narwwo. nhmori examine our plan.

We shall be happy to accept subscribers for the very smallest amount (2o cents monthly), as tlie operations of these associations beget and fn- 1: 7ifiuuc en on to save. Persons who find it difficult to get In the waV iu nun our monthly Pass-boolc system an Invaluable auxiliary and "gentle reminders Ladies and Tchlltf- .1 pennmw to Join. The Asso-clstiou is pledged to return, to rela- zL zT ueceasea members all cash paid with iU profits cumulated othtasaef deat Jh ereeonr- ineno 10 isse no more stock than they can conveniently enrry through tbe end, for parties forced to withdraw f2 5HRU bardlyever more for Transactioiia exchisively oa City Real iir. xjuntness sinctiy ou a greenback htifk expense avoided. A falthfal and competent Board wUl be selected.

Every member furnished with a Pass-book containing the Monthly payment on SKOO stock, $10." mt.hI'' Pyent on S2S stock. 5 cents. a "Iftanoe can remit bv Poa. 5 lau' fflww OOROON 5f. WILUAM B.WAIT, H.L.

FLETCH rLJ ALTKH WlTTENBERO. 5 OfBoei Room Net, Adams Lint- -LiTTLR ROcsr March 4 lg;" it Its WE REOOM ENlV TO OUR ClTfZRVa the Little Rock BmdtaJj? Au.a. wu a t.i.i "viuil AsMHKiiaUiill and enable persons of limited lueana to, fhrhnimant iTrWrHAM wait, 31. ROSE, 7 V-'- fi.lyi.'... -i i i i or of Blank Book iisiuctiiiss litimntV' BUSINESS1 CARDS.

Vl rRiCK i.ir of CAap woajc.i Kw best quality, plain, L50; two oolors, pis In, two sides, VS. two colon, two tdde. 34.60. 'Xfi quality, plain. Gli two o1otn.

1U-jO plain, two aides, two Ouiorx, two tides. o.oo. 300 best qnallty, plain, 93.60 two dolors. f4 plain, two sides, fj two colors, two sides, ,50. X5.fi; plain, two aklea.

$o0; two coior, two siues, 7. best quality, plain, two colOf plain, two iides. tiMi two ooiors, two sides, S7um. 0 lest qualify, plain. UM i two colors, plain, two nidm, 17; two colors, two loOO best quality, plain, f5 two colon, 7jjO plain, two sides, T7.00 two colors, two sides, S.5o.

If sent by mall, postage ill be added. ENVELOPES WITH BUSINESS CARD, wlih order to return to writer printed on them, are furnished at tbe prieea indicated In the following PRICK LIST OF PKINTap KWKLOPK3: No. No. N'o. No.

No. No. 'o. XX XX XXX XX XX $3.00 for 3.50 for 8.50 for for tor 5vW for ttOO for Sum; ooO: soor SO0; KxOO for 50 for V.oO for for s.00 for for lo.oo for loou. loou.

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BUSINESS CARDS ON DEEDS. When our ready printed conveyances are ordered to the amount of 20 dollars at anee, we will, If so requested, print the business card of the purchHser upon the face of thu deeds without extra charge. Where orders amount to less than ttu, we charge 92 extra for cards on deed. HANDBILLS, POSTERS, ETC. We, a re prepared to fill orders lor auy kind of handbills, posters, circulars, etc, printed iu colors, or plain, as may be desired.

Our facilities fur doing colored Work areltftter than auy iu the state. Prices an low the lowest. RA1LR0ADPRINTING. We invite, attenuon oX the officers and managers of railroads to our facilities tor the prompt execution of all kinds of railroad printing, such as time tables, tariffs, tickets, statements, ete. Having had a large experience in this class of work, we are prepared to fill orders with- dispatch aud at the lowest rates, for anything lu that department of business.

Correspondence with railroad officials promptly attended to. LEiTER AN DENOTE HEADS. Letter aad note heads are furnished lu tha best style and at short notice, at the following rates: ratcss ion lgtt us a ph. I ri-ani, 12 tb letter, plain 1 ream. 12 lb letter, lu ou I ream, 12 tb letter, two colors 12 00 i ream, is in ieer, mree colors 1 ream, lo lb letter, plain 1 ream, lu tt letter, color 1 ream, 10 ft.

letter, two colors 1 ream, lo lb letter, thiee ream, 12 lb letter, ya ream, 12 tb letter, ream, 12 lb letter, two colon 4 ream, 12 tt letter, three colors ream, 10 letter, plain ream, lu tt. letter, color ieamK lo a letter, two eotors ream, lu tt letter, three colors H0U UP au uu 8 Ou 5 6o ou IU Uu 6 OU 7 OU 9 UP ou a su 8 UU lu uu uu 5 5u 7 UU 9 uu PRICES KOK not a II ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, ream. 6 lb letter, plalri. tt letter, 0 lb letter, two colors ti lb letter, three colon 5 lb letter, plain 5 Ok letter, oolce 1 tt letter, two colors 6 tt letter, three colors MONTHLY STATEMENTS. Per team of V60 half sheets, 5 tb uote ST UU BILL HEADS.

Printed with business card In any farai dexlred, at the top of tha page Per 1000 assorted. uu Per 600 assorted ou BANK CHECKS, DRAFTS and DEPOSIT TICKETS Made to order at lowest prices, Samples and prices of any elatts xrat will be farniahed on application tir person by letter. LEGAL BLANKS Legal blanks for Justices, conslablea, clerks, sberttts and lawyers constantly sn hnd." 'f We have facilities for doing all kiud ot bindery, Books, tnusie. pamphlets, periodicals, manuscript et4 bound fn any desired style, and with the best and most desirable matertiOs, prima low, aud work promptly exeeutedJ I --r" WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. Executedln any Btyle desired, with without monogmhia, and' envelopes to match.

We pay special attention to the Plr11 md and the frequent changes fashion. As such work requires great ears, and should not. be hurried, parties are requested, when possible, to give their orders so that we may seoclv tltem at least one week before the work 4s desired. BOOKS wo- RAILROADS, BAMJCB, COUNTY OFFIClSRiC 1 MADE oi SPEOlAIiTy ALL W08KGUARAhfTED TO rti9rAtiuii, i i -V ON LARGE RTJErti 'THE aBOVS PRICljr LL BIVOREATLV 1 Addmtf ordArs to 1 26 it 1 1 is 2 3 4 5 6 101112 13 1 17il8 19 20 34 25 26 27 'it! 13 18 21 223 26 27i28 28 2'30 iw or-i; aw ar4 Dec. l- 4 si 10 11 15' 16 17 18 22 28 24 25 2'f SI 5 5 a 7 ,12 13 14 25f2Bi i 1 20:21 ANNOUNCEMENTS.4 FIRST WARD.

'A. the citizen of the First ward 1 titiEjfDS and Neighbors la reply to tbpemoaal aoiieltatlon of manr of you, 1 vakeitbia mrthod of announcing' that I will bubmit my name lor vour armrovsl or r. 1 jacum H.c. in poitH on u) leSthday of April, for tne honorable position of aldermnn. If oi aiaermi to perform elected suall endeavor all nf Mia wattes uovoiTtng upon trie as your rep-CeSoarattratii tbe-rt cooncll with an eye KiDgletothe public good and a conscientious purpose to promoteVour interests.

Be lieving that the corrupt caucus system, as inanautsieu at to meeting in Buerger's hall, where a minority, many of whom were non-residents, overruled a majority of resident taxpayers, and declared elected an aspirant for the office of mayor to preside appoint the delegates to the nomi--kiating convention, one of whom actually submitted his name to said convention, and half all the votes he there received Mrereast bj- his own appointees. Asking you to bear in mind this record anti-democratic, utterly repugnant to republican principles and the spirit of the government ieethed to us -by our fathers and be-UsvH5 that you, my friends, will not he a party to kucIi schemes, nor place yourselves oe-reeord as indorsing corruptlOH in this or aoyshape, I am, in office or out of office, rejected or accepted, trniy yonrs, M. L. KDMPK. Jk U)EUMAX FOURTH WARD.

By solicitation of many voters of the Fourth ward, I announce myself as an independent candidate for Alderman lu that TOfd- i JOHN CRa-iS, i ot Cross fc Diver. STEAM BOATS. Sluir. FAME TATCJt JouN.Eii.W-fcLX, Captain H. Tatcm, Jlerk, ii now loading and will leave HT.

IXl'Is. April 6th, for LITTLE ROCK and wav iandloga. Freigbt low. Send forward i vur or uent. 40ti H.

S. RYMAU, Agent HE It EOF LA CINCINNATI PACKET uirriE UE6LEB, J. D. Heclek, Ca'pt. j'S.

MtJsTYHK, Cleik, Will leave this port for Cincinnati Tuesday, April 6th 406 H. RYMAL, Agent. FORMEMPHIS. The splendid side-wheel steamer rUfr LEO A I. TEXDKR Master Will leve a above, Monday at 10 o'clock.

sat -u REGT'IAR LITTLE HOCIw AND PINE BLUFF PACKET. The new! light rdraft ZjSil-Zlf STEAMER BHI NO, S. Wyatt, master A L' a NiiKKClerk For freight or passage apply on board or to Geo. Ramsay, No. 14 Main street.

LITTLE HOCK AND FORT SMITH PACKET ELLA IfLUlIKN. Bab sett Drinkwater and Bo8sekt Clerks Leaves for Fort Hmith EVERY FRIDAY, tU 1 4 -clock p.m. For iroight and pa.sae ap- i pa.sHage ap- piy O. C. RAMSEY, Or, O.

WVJOHN'SOX. BOARDING. FURNISHED TlOOaiS FOR FAMILIES, en suite, and single gentlemen, with board, In a private family also day lioard-ers. Northeast comer Fourth and Sprina st reetM. 41-90 WANTED.

ANTED PIANO A GOOD PIANO. ouered low, will tindacusii purchaser. Address PvO. box w. 406 WANTED TAX-PAYERS TO KNOW 1.

lQe I4e1 Kstate Agency of U. H. Meade is prepared to furnish scrip and pay uxcDiii lowest rates. Offloe, 17 West Markham street, Little WA TED TH liLJ To K.N This is the cheapest and bet adver-tuuuK column in (he Stat f- For Rent' Peraonar, eruoa. FOR SALE.

TJIRWItASD DAIRY FARM, KEARTHE xj eityT twoliundred acres twenty-Hve fa cultlvaUon ten in orchard best rr.uit bearing. Oood lrame dwelUng-house, stable and oUier out-build-1 la fKxl ortler 5 pest water in the world location beauUnd and perfectly healthy. Apply. to Real Estate Agent. 17 West Markham St.

8ALB-KEAL ESTATE DWEL-XJ. ling Ilcmses ajjd BnlWlng Lota, In dif- MKADB, Real Estate otmw. o. ju eat Markham street. FOR RENT.

ANTHONY HO CHE Ba room, inquire at the JUttto BocWAprll HQC pOR RENT-OFFICE IN BLOCK. nw ooenpied hv Mntknn a tuki1 Posse osseijaion April JVPP'y DENCKLA BLOCK- ROOMS FOR RENT. Tll. ifP- reducUon to suit hard times. best ventilated and most lesir- ofuttshaSln Room No.

1. JVV K' WiUQHT, Agent. 5N WEXXINa HOUSES, MJ with from one to ten rooms ecb 1 also! orneea and storerooms, and building louTS tnoat any part of Ui aclty. U. MEADK, Real Estate Agent.

17 MarkfaanTitreet. COMMERCIAL AND 'LAW PR1NTINCJ 4L5L6I 71J Ml- '3 U7 ft 24 25 26127 ao i i i I i i I it by has ine -xonpareiis will give then- hop Fine Hlutt and Memphis cou-at the residence of Mr. D. W. Deit- necting at the Bluff with packets for rich, and not .1.

as appears on the this port and above, invitation. New Orleans Times of the The board of lite engineers will I 3lHh- x. have an important meeting at the 1.ne Prett Mamelle lelt Monday room of Chief Murnhv. 4 fenckl.i i for Arkansas river, with one Monday night. J.

J. Wiggs Jt Co. have a full assortment of flower seeds, put up in separate packages, sure to please the taste of the A negro suffered the extreme penalty of the law at Searcy yesterday for murdering a jedestrian near Judsonia some months since. The mail, on anl after to-morrow, will be taken fromjllughes Sc Naulty's public mail box at 'l m. and 8 p.m.

j-i 1 .1 .1 dai1- t)ie northern mail The loss by tlie recent fire on the corner of Louisiana and Eighth streets, has not been adjusted by the fire companies. Reason an incendiary fire, now being investigated. Sermon this (Saturday) morning iu the Presbyterian church by Itev. Dr. Hunter, for Dr.

Welch, at 11 clock, preparatory to sacramental service in the same church to-morrow. A meeting of the creditors in the case of IngaU Weiss, bankrupts, of Jacksonport, was held before Register Fay Hempstead yesterday; and Mr. Charles M. 31 on tell appointed assignee. Should Bentou, the alleged murderer of Stiegall.

by any chance become free, he will be arrested on the charge of grand larceny an indict ment having been found against him by the last grand jury. wiiuain lrwm, a colored gardener, wan arrested yesterday for re moving sod Irom tne suburban streets. being tne nrst: offense he was re leased. "AH others will be arrested and dealt with according to law. Detective Woodard and Chief Counts raided a den near the penitentiary early yesterday morning jn search of bat.

only, foaod two colored girls and an old hag dying with the delirium tremens. 3 A case of small-pox was reported Thursday in Tim Shanahan's boarding, house, near the Union depot; Yesterday Officer Woodard closed the house order of the mayor. TJe patient been removed to the pest-housej Information was received city yesterday of the death of the mother of 31r, B. Ber nays and Ir. Albert Cohen, well known merchants.

The deceased was seventy-seven years tiie same. i UUS.