Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

5' i TCIBUTSJ OP StEAPEtrF. number la oa to hava then bound. Or I tress, after which aent-for aVdoefcr. A. H.O'Nril haa charge of the efface.

E. Then Little Rock on the moot TflE DAILY GAZETTE. Mr. FaWler pat camphor. 4 hia nostrils hi.

UmpleWiia Th- New Orle.n. nd Fort conaidrebiy and aked to be Ma Smith packet Edmburg, Cstt. Dave MASONIC DIRECTORY, ttvan nsPATiw CoiriRT We.lineeta ao the third Monday in Panel. Eminent Cemmaaderj Joha Brodie Recorder. Uto Cas-vee No.

meet sesBdMoa-dey eight every month. Jaba W. Rieoa. H. P.

Ben. B. Johnson. Reerctery. IMMONS A CO.

ALL RIGHT AGAIN. IMMENSE STOCK abb a 53 a a as' ORE OOMINO. COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DRESIINO-CASE SUITES, Of all Varietlea. CHAMBER' SUITE Of all Grade.

PARLOR SUITES," To aait the meat faalldloaa. DINLNGROOM. HALL AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Of all Styles. HOW'S YOUR BACK? THB GREAT CHAIR OF THB AOH. Maaafactarer's AgenU for the CelebrateJ WOVEN WIRE MATTRBSSF8.

3 Froas 1 1 PERSONAL ATTENTION We know oar Goods are what wo represent thorn te be. WB DON'T DIAL IN SHODDY. "A ATT Ii ESSIES AND BEDDING, A'l et oar owa manutiaetuie. We are aot In the habit of being undersolj. Call and see ua.

NO. 114 MARKHAM STREET. 2 20dtf rjIRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue tbe enadiilonts -and provis-loaa of tbe Deed of Mortgage, executed ea the first day of March. A.

D.1H7I. by tho Memrhia and Little Rock Railroad Company, a corperatioa existing fa and by tbe lawaottbe Wtate of Arkansas, of tbe first part, and Henry P. Tall, of tha eity aad state of New York, as Trustee, the second part, and which deed of mortgage is duly recorded as by the laws ef tbe state of Arkanaaa, ia each eases made aad provided, is required 1. Henry Vail, aa aueh Trustee, do hereby givo public, aotiee, that whereas, tbe holders of a majority. In number end value, uf tbe bends issue by siid Mempbla aad Little Roek raibead company nnder aaid mer gers deed, lof date cf the fiiatdey of March.

1S7I, aa aforesaid, have notified me ia writiag. thatj-aid Company failed or refu-ed to pay theoaapons on a id boada held by them, that on tho first day ot January and oa' the first day of July. 1871, respectively, according to the terma and eendiiiona of aaid looupona; and that they, tbe holdera of aueh Coupons, elect-ad to postpone the collection aaidxmpone aad a salo of tho property conveyed by aaid mortgage, for their pay meat an the maturity of tbe aaid cobpobs that matured oa tbe flrat day of Jaanary 1872, for twelve montba thereafter, aa is provided ia aaid mortgage and said tsrn ot twelve months has elapsed and expired, and no provision has beea mads by a Mamrbia aad Little Reck Railroad Cemoeey for tbe payment of.aoy of aaid eoapnaa. or any part thereof i and whereas, said holders of a majority ia number and value of said bends, on account of Such failure to oav aaid aonnnna h. (nested and di'eeted me.

In writing, as anek lnwwi au ui icu me, id trustee, to maaeaala of all all kinds, real, personal aad 1 lag road-bed, right of way, aae saie of an tibe property ot 1 aataea. lncind- vsrshADisi. da- pots, depo'. srounda. rolliov atoek.

ar rights, privilegea or franchises, and charter of aald eompany. belonging to said eompe-ay, aad so coaveyed to mo In and by said mortgage, in order to pay, first the expene-ea of thia sale; and seeond, to tbe pay meat pro rata, of the anpaid coupons due en said bonds, and tho bonds of aald eompany as aforesaid, aad to a euro the payment whereof said mortgage deed was execultedj New. I. Hears F. Vail, aa atrnh truU, "i'l offer for sale and will sal to the highest oiauir, ss MONDAY.

I7th ef MARCH 1873, beauiifol of all oar lovely southern cities, Wh. bmU ml! none in the land. Will you help aa to hoi Id it John's col We ta located her. Would you build it up to what its true merits u. entitle it to be? Then help ns wub-onr I lege, for, be assured, the girla will bring the brothers with them.

Hundreds of our fair girls are pupils in colleges outside of our state. Thousands of our dollars are annually going abroad. It ia a bad policy. Girla of fourteen and sixteen need- their 'mothers' advice and attention more than at any other. Here is a chance to ed ncale your daughters at home.

Thia female college will do as much we venture to say to enhance property and improve Little Rock aa any enterprise that can be desired, or put on foot with tbe same amount of It will pay all capitalists and property -hold-' era to aid us. We need $50,000. We want 500- and- $1000 sdtacri prion. We cannot afford to spend three or four precious years of our -life to do this work. Will the people of Little Rock respond liberal? We mut have something from every one of you.

No one can be excused. Get your mnoey ready, genUemen. Will the members of the legislature help? Some amount from every one of you will introduce us to your constituents. Of course, all the officers of the state will help. Certainly -the ciy and wounty officers will do as well.

Of course, all the ladirs will lend ns their hearty ci operation. Come, ladies, we look to you to assist us We can't afford to let you go into male colleges, by no means. You roust have a college of votir own. Egcuss 11s, young gentlemen of "John's, our girls cannot grace your walfa as pupils; but we intend they shall rival you in all the branches of science and literature. call on everybody to help us.

Don't wait for me; I am foil of buinr. Write once send me $50, $25, $20, $10, or even $5, it you can do no better. We intend to build this college now, mark that and I want every man, woman and child to have a brick in walls. Who will be the first to send us a denation Will ill the press of Arkansas publish the address of the board of trustees and 1 hi-, and hmgive aid an 1 encouragement to our college We hope A. R.

Winfieli. BLANKS. rtae Plate te Parrbasc Blsnka er avll Jeee-lfH lota. The Gazette office is prepared to fur nish all kinds of blanks justices', clerks', lawyers sheriff constables etc. besides mortgages and deeds of all kind and description.

ihese blanks were gotten up under the supervision of a distinguished attorney, and we guarantee satisfaction not only as to. style, but in the form. We can furnish them in any quantity and at all times. A liberal discount made to the trade. Orders solicited from all parts of the state.

Address Woodruff A Adams. 4. Gratad Ball. Concert mad nsjwper Willbe had at Papa Geyer's on Mardi Gras (25th at the hall on Rock street. Music from the military band will be in attendance.

Entrance, $2. Per Rale. Two snd four acre garden farms, ad joining the city. Kich land and cheap Apply to J. H.

Barton. For Mare. Lots in Capitol Hill extension one hundred and fifty dollars. One third cash. H.

Barton. Don't overlook the advertisement of D. F. Shall, of two choice resident lots for sale, on long time, on Commerce street, in a good neighborhood. 1 The democratic club rooms are in the Odd Fellows' building, No.

6 second floor. Entrance from Markham and Scott streets. will Trna 11 ma nana. I propose to canvass the city and solicit orders for flowers, shrubbery, evergreens, 'plants, and everything used for ornamental- purposes in our line. All orders will be filled and furnished within a few weeks, from theold reliable nursery of James Stuart, at Memphis, Tenn.

the best any where in the south. Every plant ordered will be true to tbe name. K. A-. Marshall.

Taxes paid by J. H. Barton, real estate agent. COMMERCIAL. THE SIOSET MARKET.

Bn DTiar Selling fl 12 1 06 prem prem prem par 66 22 Gold $1 09 I 04 Kxenange oa New 1 ora par azenange on at, bouii Exchange on Memphis Exchange on New Orleans. State acrip Levee bonda -w Kdia dia Jidis es 2U uitit, i.ui. iiuvsni vi indebtedneas 92 Little Rock ecrtiBeatea of indebtedness on banknote paper 99 Little Rock eitr bonds on bank note paper Pulaski eonnty 46 SO Pulaski eonnty one year bonds.funded, ftper cent Coltoa. Middling. 18c low middling.

17a; good ordinary, 16c ordiaary, ,15. a3eaernl BSstrket. Bvttbb Country. weaterB.S0940e per B. Corraa 22325c per B.

Coaa msal $4 2534 75per bbl. Eoos 60c per dos. FloCe 8 60911 00 par bbl. FaCiT Apples Choice, $5 0CJ 00 per bbl; good, ft 605 00 per bbl. Gaocgaies Soap, per box 84 50: ssndies.

2l(92io per keg lard, ll313c; eardinea per ease, S23 00; cove oysters, per ease of two dosen, 1 i 603 OOt Ks S5a 5 60; peaches, per doaea. $2 6033 50; strawberries, per doaen, S3 0U; pineapples, S3 25; blackberries, $3 00; tomatoes, 2 25; plantation molasses, by the bbl. 60Q9OO per gauea strap, ooj. 00. Hams Sugar eared.

18320c. Dar Salt Mbats Clear aides, 9 to lOc; uuuiu.ii, eo. 4 Pocltbt Chickens, buying at S3 50(93 00 par dos telling, S3 00(33 50 per doa. Salt Per bbl. tt 60 1 per sack.

S3 75. Swaav PoTAToaa Per buihel, 11 75(9200. StiOA New Orleans fair, UmtX New Orleans refined, 145415 We; coffee A ,15 16; crashed, powdered aad granulated, lo(174c, Ta -el 75 per B. 1. Dry Oeeda Aarkct.

tCorrectod byTolf A Bre.J! 8HtKTtRos Indian Head. 14c; Muaoo-gee WAi. Flaubbls Red. 30e 1 Twilled, 45e hlU. i i 'i Cambbics Rotl.lJMet FlaLlOXo JiAWS-Routhwark, 6se; Waterloo, S5c; Hillaido, 15e.

l6Hct Masaaeha-sotta, 17e. Paiava Standard, llje Wamsatta, 8c. LlKSEra fi Gr. Book, 80oi Cumberland, 8O0. Plaid Klrkland.

16e; Alabama, 17e. Sroot. Cottos Coats', 70e Clark's, 1 Stafford, 45c. 1' On the 12th Instant, In Aikansaa eonnty. Ark after a long aad aavere iUoeaa, Mrs.

AatBA X. CaecKETT, relict of tbe lata John W. Crockett, formerly a member of eongress from lennesaee, and mother of Hon. jRobert U. Crockett, of Ark aiaas.

fi Mempbla papers please eopy. MsJ. William n. Panares died at hia reaidenee la Marfteesbor. Pike coanty.

ea the 8th of Jaanary. A.T. 1873, ia the b. year ef bis at and was daly faterrVJ with Masoalo boa ore. ea the day following, by the Bretb en of Pike Lodge fi.

A. F. M. The committee appelated draft reeola- tieaa expressive ef the feeling cf tbe Lodge; reported the follewisg. which were anani- mooaly adopted aaas a.

Oar esteemed Brother. Ml. Tfa. H. Paas-fOB, ka been sailed from his labors la tbe terrestrial dee, as we treet, to refreshment ia tbatt eeleetlel Ledge presided ever by the Bepremo Gratia Master of tbe ant verse tana Whereas.

Our atv ef hemble seketlseiea to tbe Diviaedeeree dee not terbi that wo sboald. moara his lots, aad eborish. with kopefal beerte. the memery er aia siaeeai vdrtaes and attalBmoaaat taerefore, be it Resolved. iBatiatsaeeataef ear areta- er.

Maj. wa. h. Faaavoa, tkis aes lost a BaefBi ana meek eeteamo SaeniBor, the eommaaity a velnehte etttaeaf. aad aao SiatTMaed, worthy brother, botes a to per ed, a warm advocate see rrieaf i- That, homrlv trwatlaeia too wtedeai and mercy of tbe Ureal ArcaitoeSof tae awi-verse.

weoneira ear Brother' dee So bee dost, salt waa to await tbe time whea be shait raised to new light 1 tbe eetoetial liodae: boping that tbreaeb tbe Ltea of the tribe of Jadah, all aaporfaitiee being re-mAred, ha mat take place as a per feet ashlar, ia fiat temrle aot made with heads, eieraal in the heavens. 3 That tb nana! badge er maaraiae be worn for thirty 4aya, 4. That a copy ef these resnletieas be pabtisbod in the Arheaees saTra. aad that a copy be aent to tbe widow aad family of the daceaeed. aa a tckaa of the eympetby aad protection of the Lodge.

JUKwan "hih, D. K. CAMPBBLI D. H. LEWIS, Committee.

SPRCIAL NOTICES. 0. o. The tnemberi of the different Led gee la this eity are hereby notified, that Fraternity Degree Lodge No. 1.

will held a apodal meeting oa thia. Friday evening, Febraery 21, 1871. at half past seven o'clock, for the purpose of soaferriag the Fearth aad Fifth Dagreee. A fall attendance ia expected. By order of the M.

A. SARABIIf, Secretary pro. tern. ul I0E. We, the undersigned, eiliesns cf Hot Spring coanty.

being Informed that tha Coanty Court of said eouaty did award and, approve aandry contracts for the bnild-ngof bridgea and a court heaas at Iot. on the 10th inst and that aaid awarda and eontraeta amount ia the aggregate to lias.OPO, and that a portloa of said bonds have been Issued we hereby give pablio no- ttce parsons from negotiating for said bonds, and that we will immediately apply for an injan tion staying the issa-anoe of said bonda. and to act aside the order of tbe eoart therein, JOHN J. SrJMPTER. L.

D. BBLOlN. 220dtf 1 rjK) THB PUBLlC: Jn January, 1873, a gaatleman by tenant of Amea A. Stoddard died ia Beat Cleveland, Ohio, hia home. He left coaaid-ejrable property.

Hia only heir is a soa by She same ef Ira Stoddard, who ia now about thirty-three yeara old. na waa ia the army during th war. After returning homo he eft for the aoath, on aeeoanrt of the climate. If ter one or two years he failed to keep np correspondence with hia frlanda, and now they do know where lie ia. Hi was la Atlanta Ia March.

1871. Any ohe informing of his whereabouts will be liberally rewarded, by addressing WM. MORQA-T. 2-18 d2w-wlt Bast Cleveland. Okie.

JURSaRY STOCK. New Plan's. Vegetable and Flower Seeds. mrsi iasiane, a orsory otoea P. L.

NICH0L. North Summer atreet. a. villa, Teaa. til mail free to applicants, hia Catalogue i tor emoraeiag a auperb i Collection of Neveltlea.

i in dwit EW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1846... --28 Tears' liaerieaee. CA8II ASSETS, $32,000,000. itlu'trtion of aa ordiaary Life Pol icy foV 1 10,000, takea on tho 15 year Tontine Investment Plaa.

at the age or u. Ill 00 The following a tbe benefits arising on this plaa First Benefit Tootiye period yaara. aaaaity for 1 o. combined with 546 SO Thus st the ead of the 15 year period thi annuity will pay tb promt-ua. aad leave a aurpluafer iasreaa-ing iiAome.

Seeead Beaeflt To withdraw tbe aeeBmnlated profits in eash. Ton tioe period 15 years. 101 per cent, of p-emiuma paie ia returned. TiirdBeaeflt- le of Policy to tha Cemsany. fontloe period.

IS yeara, 154 per jjeent. of premiama paid istarasa. Fourth Beaefit Tontine period. 15 years. A' paid 1-ISstfOO ep poney lor Fifth Beitefit Sale of Policy to the Company, anA pur-'haaoof annuity.

Tontiaa riod. 15 years, will parehase aa aaaaity diiriag life, 9 40 Either of.the above plans ma adapted 6. at any time, within six mnaths of He maturity or the Peliey. Thirty daya' graoe allowed oa annual pay-E mente. W.

J. McOORD, AGENT IKW TORK LTFB IBBHBAirOB UOStFAN I. ittle Rock. Arkaaaas. 20d3ra TOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

ARKAN8 18 HOME INSURANCE CO. Notice hereby given the', porsnant te the provision of the charter ef the Arksnsaa Fire, Marine, Life and General lasnraace CempanyMf Little Rock; there will be a meeungokjthe stock holders ef said com pany, oa roe JTtb PAY OF FEBRUARY. 1871. 1 1 between theho-rre of 10 a.m. and p.m., at the office of tbe Company, lor the purpose of electing ate Directors for tbeeneiing year, i i LA WSON.

Preaidsat, iJ. Bee' pre tens. 2-It dtd JjlONE BROTHERS, -ii "4 PBALaaaa XXARDW1LRE, STOVES A CUTLERY MAxrrACTtmEBS op Ttewaeb, AND AGsSNTS FOR THE CHARTER STOVES. I 1 No, tladgett Block Mala Street. LITTLE ARKANSAS a l- -i cNAJB IS StilLL IN THE RING Not ra tb a political ring, but la the Tea serial art.

Shavine. hair-eutting and sham pooing deity ia he beat of style. Children's hair out a id bie ahannpoood at the'e resKdewi sereat, Ajrebks B. Blanks, agent. i Thomas, will be down from above to-day.

landings. Parties having cotton to ship wll apply to E.B, Blank, at the landing or at the Metropolitan hotel, er to Probst JILlb. i PRACTICAL, aofA.meci. We have met W. J.

McCord, agent of the New York Life, Insurance company, who is here to settle the Iojm of $7000 which the company had oa our former and well-known fellow citisen, Mr. Henry C. Ashley, whose death occurred a short time sines. M'. McCord a locating here in the interest of this old and reliable cotapany, and wishes to call the especial attention of our friends and citixena to the "Fifteen-Year Tontine Investment plan of insurance," as adopted by! the New York Life.

This plan is well jrorthy the attention of these wishing good and sub atantial life insurance. While It provides a certain income in old age, being an in vestment equal to ten per cent, compoaad interest on the outlay, and carrying the insurance on the life, which: can be realise i at tbe end of th; Tontine period, or at death at occurs previout to thattim. Give this plan your attention, as it maketa mble provision providing for dependent onea in the event af early death, and for yourself in old age, HVtMl.na CLAIIfS. A bill AUthorix'ng the pujnxZn' of rents on property Used or occupied by the federal army' during the war, and also for tobacco passed the lower'; house of congress on the 12th inst. All irfaims of this character are respectfully solicited by Col.

Gilbert Movers, office No: 3 North Court street, Tenn. We are informed that Col. Movers ii now in Washington city attending to the interests of his numerous client! in tbjs section. Private advices from him indicate a lib eral policy on the part of trie govern- ment in the payment of all classes of claims. We are rrquested tot state that the time for filing claims before the Southern Claims Commission Will expire on the 3d proximo.

It hence, very important that all those who': have not already done so, should attend to their claims at once. THE FEMALE COLLEGE- Ad areas Bev. A. R. Wtpaelel ta toe Pewpie oa Arhaaiai.

Little Rock, Jan. 22, 1873. Not quite two years since, a corporation was formed under the laws of this state for the purpose of building and carrying on a first-class female school at this place, known and called tbe Arkansas female college at Little Rock. The board of trusteed constated of the undersigned, who are stiil'acting in that capacity, lbe plan is to proceed imme diately to purchase the ground, and erect the buildings, upon securing sumcien, subscriptions. Jn older to insure and hasten subscriptions, the trustees, with the sanction and co-operation the Lit tie Rock annual conference, have engaged the services of Rev.

A. K. Winfield, who will at once engage canvassing the state, and he is most cardial recom mended to the friends of education and improvement everywhere in Arkansas. No argument can be needed to com mend this project to you. Ii speaks for itself and proclaims its own rnerit.

The trustee? urge you to aid Dr, Winfield all you can, that, at an early day, a female school may be in operation at the capital of the state, which will mprethan compensate for the money and labor expended in its erection an completion one which: will be a substantial and lasting ornament to the state. A. Ii. UiELAXD, President. W.

w. M. Ratclikfk, secretary. tKASDON, Treasurer. E.

H. English, P. O. HOOPS, C. C.

GOODKN, J. J. McAlmont, B. T. Ejmsrt, Kksj.

BxiAkenxt, i m. Thompson, W.C. Paiujam, 1. C. Mills.

ADDBESS OF THE AGEJIT. Above we have the pleasure of placing before your numerous reader the circular address of the board of trustees of the Arkansas Female col leg'. You will see from said ddies that this ia but the renewal of an effort commenced two years ago to bnild a first class female college in Little Rjck. You1 will ak see that said college ia to be the joint; property of the three conferences of the M. E.

Church South, to-wit the Arkansas, White river and Little Rock. The last two named have already adopted it, and we have every assurance that tbe other will at its next session. You wilt also see from the above address that the undersigned has been the request of the board of trus tees; appointed an agent to solicit funds to buy grounds and put up suitable buildings for the college. The plan which we have purposed to carry lout thia design-and which the board has approved is aa follow: First To appoint a committee to select suitable grounds. Secondly To canvass thoroughly this city, and see what amount can be raised in good negotiable bonds, payable in twelve or twenty -four months, in monthly, quarterly, semiannual or annual installments, as may beet suit the donor also to aolicit dona-tion in city lot and other available assets.

(Parsons who do no. feet able or willing to contribute as much aa $20 can subscribe any amount under that, and either pay the caau or pay within thirty daye.) Thirdly Aa soon as we have made a thorough canvass of the city, we eXpectlto visit all the prominent points of toe stale, and aolicit aid. vjr board of trustee have already organised and entered fully into tha iworkj A committee, eonsisticg of tha following gentlemen, haa been appointed, to-wit Dr. Wm. Thorn peon.

Col. C. Miila and B. Blakeney, esq to make selection of a suitable location; for, the; college, and they are now canvassing the ci'y in search of the best place and the beat proposition that may be offered for it location. All portions of this city are interested, and can through these gentlemen make their proposals to the board.

Of course, we will reserve tha sight to make our selection with a view io benefit the whole city, and all donationsimust be made with that understanding. AVe are authorised to assure our citizens that we will try to select not -onlr tola moat advantageous poaition, but tha moatelegant and commanding ait ia Little Rqck, i The board hag instructed the agetto canvass tha city immediately and. fully, and be haa entered oa hia work. liense-forth we mean business. Get ready, gentlemen.

Don't detain Tae, have no lima 0 to waste in any on-necessary argument. We have no first-elasa female college la Arkansas. Little Rock ia a great and growing city. It is one of our great railroad centsre. It is the capital of Arkansas, and we hesitate not to say that Arkanaaa is sooa to be in the atwnt rank af the sUterheod of ale tee.

I dera of this kind are polieited for tha Oa- zmi bindery. We guarantee cheap ratee. good style and snperior workman Having made neoeessry arrange ments, we are prepared ta bind suitably and substantially the serial entitled "Complete Wprk of Shakespeare, the last nnmbers of which have jost been deliv ered to subecribers, of whom there era a large number ia the eity. Try the Ga-zette bindery. i I POPE COUNTY AGAIN: SiilllatT ef Caat.

Herrtott, aHllilla vunr, Asaaealwattem ie Hwterlwaa aaivrtw ooaaeai. Yesterday morning' train from above brought startling news from the county of Pope. The troubles that existed there a short time since have broken out anew. Since tbe election everything teemed to be quiet in the coun'y, with the exception of a centest for the office of sherin be tween Mr. A.

8. Fowler, late of the Gov ernor's Guards, and the sheriff appointed in Dodson's pltc, after the letter's resignation before the late election, and Dod- son. The latter was commtsaionea ana Fowler was contesting for tbe office be fore the supreme court and; before the connly court of Pope, On Wedntsday the case was called at Dover.eminent counsel from this city being present in behalf of both part iea. The trial ended Wednea day, the court deciding It had no juris diction, when all tbe parties left for Little Rock, where they arrived yesterday, with the exception of Djdson. For the par ticulars of the killing of Ctpt Herriott and the shooting of Dodson, we refer to the following statements STATEMENT OF BOBIMSOH, OOCETT CLXKK Or POFB.

Mr. Robinson was amoeg the party who arrived yesterday. One reporter interviewed him and obtained tbe follow ing ata'ement On Wednesday the ounty court was tn aeasion, ana on tnat asy tne eoniesiea a 1 as. a. election case of Fowler vs.

D.don, for the office of sheriff of that county, was being tried. Ten minutes after the adjournment of the court, John Hale came Into the clerk's office, in the court bouse. At thia time the clerk was standing at his table, and when Hale came ia he passed-: by the clerk, walking up to the fireplace, where Georre R. Herriott wm standing. He commenced swearing and cursing Her riott, asking him to make apologies for something he had done when the militia were at Dover last summer.

Mr. Herriott refaxed to apologise, saying he had done nothing for which an apology was needed. Robinson, tbe clerk, seeing a fight was probably to take place, put all his books together, and placed them oat of the way, and started to go oat of the office. On arriving at the door he waa stopped by Perry West', who, after curs ing him, told him not to leave the office. The clerk then told West; he would not leave, that he would stay there.

At this time, he says, Hale had started to go on', palling and dragging Harriott with him West then took hold of the clerk, telling him to go along with the party, laying hi hand on his revolver, the handle of which the clerk saw in West' pocket. The whole party then passed out into the hall of tbe eourt-hoase, West and the clerk ia front and Hale and Herriott biinging np the rear. West and the clerk stopped in the hall and Hale proceeded, dragging Herriott with him toward the north door of the court-house, all thia time awearing and demanding that Herr'ott apologise. (The specific charge made against Her riott by Hale, for which he demaoded apologies, was that Herriott had, at some time, broken in the windows of his mother's honse When they got to the door, Hale pulled Harriott' Boat tache, beard and hair, also cuffed and hit him on the head with hi hands, and either knocked or purhed him down in the court-house door. At this time two shots were fired by some unknown person in the crowd outside, which instantly killed Herriott.

When the firing commenced West's attention was attracted from the clerk and he, improving the opportunity, darted oat of the house, and getting 00 his horse, left Dover. He went directly to Dod son's house, twelve mile southeast of Dover, end stayed there tilt dark. After Robin-eon' arrival, Dodson, Jadge Yenley, Judge Allen and Capt. Eggleetoa, of Rossellville, arrived from Dover, From there the whole party went Perry's station, the western ter miens of the Fort smith road, where they arrived about 13 o'clock Wednesday night, and the whole ptrty, with the exception or Judge Yen. ley, slept En Rankina house till about half put four, when they had breakfast.

After breakfast, Rabinson-and Wadling-ton went into the passenger car together, where they remained about twenty min-utei before tbe' crowd came in. The ltst maa who came oa board was Dodson, who got oa after the conductor had cried "all aboard and cam In at the rear door, stopping a moment on the platform to order break faat for Kiel Embry, a colored hack driver. Immediately after thi order the shot waa fired, and Dod son came staggering into the ear. What followed is told by Mr. S.

Fow-ler, who waa Dodaon'e opponent for tha office of sheriff vf- a. a FOWLEE'S 0TOET, Mr. Fowler waa aitting ia tha car when the shot waa fired. He Lhinka the anas-aia was probably under the rear platform of the car, aad whea Dodson stepped off tha depot platform oa tha car plat, form be reached out and shot himi Dodson came into the car groaning, and drew hi revolver before ha became insensible, and Jadge Yonley laid him la hi seat. At the time of the shooting everybody bat, notwithstanding this, Dodson was removed by Mr.

Fowler, with tha aid of Into the station. After being laid on a mattress on the floor, ha asked Fowler to torn him on hi side- Fowler did so, bat Dod eon creamed and groaned la agony, so that Fowler placed him agaia on his back. He then asked Fowler to raise him up( and, ia accordance with hi wishes. Fowler procured some ehec boxes, which he placed under tha head ef tha ma- 1 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY i 21, 1873 IN AND ABOUT THE CAPITAL.

The aapreme court to-dajr. policeman'e Visile at night ia becoming common. The Methodist church at Sculley-rille, waa Darned recentlj. Tar receipts and other county blanks printed to order at the Gazette office. T)be popular mind exercised itself orer tie Pope county mnrdere yesterday.

i 1 The city guardians will diecuee the affaire of tbe city io-night ai the connal rooms). We print an extra edition of Oi- trrTJS tbia morninf Come to the office to get lyoar extras. Crossing the sidewalks in this city a persoa doea truly follow In tbe footsteps of bis predecessor." Daring the recent cold snap, three Choctaw children were frrarn to death near Council Hoose, I. N. We hear that a dramatic troupe is soon to be formed at the soldiers' garrison, its artists to be all "boys in bine." Tbe Memphis train was delayed three hours! last night on account of a freight train being off tbe track at De valla Bluff.

Dr. Lewie performs successfully op erations in surgery, also makes chronic diseases a specialty. Office on Rock streetj. The Cairo aad Fulton train from Ft Louis was about two hours late last nigh Waiting for northern connection was the canset. The thieves who stole Leoni's reyol- ers jhave not yet been tried: The wit nessea ia the esse keep shy of the police officers: Franklin Dcswell, J.

B. Waddelli Jacksonport, and G. D. T. Malone, Augusta, are, at the Metropolitan this morning.

The wn of Clarksrille, in Johnson county, is to hare a paper to be called tbe Enterprise. Col. A. G. Pile is to be the editor.

Two nnkards, two disturbers of the -peace and two vagrants "met their jom" yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, before Judge A grand musical concert will be given next Tnesday night at City hall, by Prof. Borra, in which he will be as sisted by the finest amateur singers in the eity, Geo. G. Burdick haa been appointed Assistant TJ. S.

assessor for the First di vision, Second district, under Capt. Jno, E. Ryan, TJ. 8. assessor for the Second district.

Rev. Paul Bagley, mis nonary, will deliver a lecture at the hall of the hoose of representatives to-night, on China and the customs of the Chinese. Everybody is invited to be present. i -t-Mr. S.

C. RDbiaeoo, the clerk of Pope county, is in the city, attending the meetings of the committee appointed by the house of "representatives to invea tigate the cease of the Pope county tron bles. We are requested to state, by the postmaster of the that the prix- fight, in which he had a hand, did not come out even for both parties; that he, Page, -whipped his assistant, Jones, knocking him down several times. The injunction, greeted to Mr. Henn, ia regard to Ihe St.

Louis house, has been set aside by Judge Searle. Mr. Henn will, be tried to-day in the police court before Jadge Triplet! for violating a city ordinance, in the erection of a wooden boildiag in the fire limits. A. Cohen'a weather report for Feb ruary 20 Thermometer 8 a.mn 60; 12 58; 8 p.m, 55; 6 p.m., 65' Barometer 8 a.m., 76.02 76.00; 3 p.m., 75.04; p.m4 75.02.

Damp in the morning; aprinkling at noon; damp at 3 p.m earing off at 6 p.m. Leoni's waa crowded last night. The fine artiste there are sure to draw fall houses every night. The Henri family the professor, La Belle Flora, masters Tommy and Charley are all first-cLaas artists. An entire' new programme waa presented there last night.

The sociable given by the ladiea of the Christian church will be held in the Fletcher A Hotse hall this evening. Twenty-five cents admission fee ia the only charge that will be made. Refreshments will be served free. All are re tpectfally invited to attend. Ai' strong north wind was blowing last nght, at 1 1 o'clock.

Sign were blown down, fence and bill boards were overturned, aad trees uprooted in several portion of tbe city. Up lo the hoar of going to press we learned of ao aeriooa damage to property or lost of life. We learn that Mr, Ed ward of this eity, who received such dangerous injo riee ia) the recent Fort Smith railroad disaster ia improving, and will probably get web. He was able to set np Thursday. His partnert Mi.

Green, went op to attend to him, and if he is able to bear the jottrney he wQl be brought down on this mcrning'a train. i -i-Ainong the beet mask at the Concordia ball oa Wedneaday were those of Pa Melloy and bride. Mr. A. P.

aad Mr. M. K4 Yankee and girl Mrs. A. a and Mise R.

L4 queen of clubs, Mra. R. KLj Livingstone, D. Ottenheimer; peasant girl, Mia XL drum major, M. W.

Pj Grecian page, Mr. H. Grand Duke Alexis; Mr. A. E.

W4 Arkanaa traveller, Mr. XL L4 sailor boy, afterward little Bo Peep, Mia A. M4 girl of the regiment, Mine D. 8. Owirg to the late arrival of Mr.

M. the wearer of the iron mask, hi name failed to appear ia yesterday's paper. His mask was one of the' beet and waa highly praised. The whol affair wr a complete sacceaa. With the close of the late year the "volumes" of most of the literary periodicals, gjuch aa Godey's Magasiae, Harper, Scribner, etc, also closed.

The nnmbera of Lb year form a handsome vol- Manf persoa are sending thetr family, He waa not insensible whea tha train left. JCDOB 8. SU AXXJEV'a rSATEifBST The judge was sitting ia tha car, wait ing for the train to start, whea he heard a pis'olj shot, and saw Dodson come la si the rear door. Judge Allen stepped past him and closed the door, to prevent more shots being fired irrfo the ear. Mr.

AlleA went oat on the platform and saw some one behind some barrels or hogsheads, and, whea he was seen tbe whoever it was, dodged' out of. eight, 1 He don't know whether the man he saw bad anything di with thej ahooting or not. Both; Judge Allen and Judge Ynnley were at Dover when HerriiU was killed. They were engaged ia the contested election ease of Fowler va. dsoa Allen as connsel for Dodaoi, and, Yoaley for Fowler.

Tbe case waa dismissed from court, for want of jurisdiction la tbe county court to try it. TV St6eT AYS TOLD BT JTTDGE YOSLET. At about half past fonr o'clock Thurs day morning, he waa sitting in tbe car, whea he heard' the report of a pistol, which at the time he thought was tbe noise made by closing the furnace door ia the locomotive. Immediately after the shot waa fired aaw Ddaon come staggering Into the) car, groaning in agony. He got np arid placed! him ia his eat, Where be was carried out ia a fainting condition, and taken to Mr.

Perry' sore, where he revived somewhat, and made a few incoherent remarks. When he came iato the ear he asked for his pistols, which were given to him. He bad no blood oa him, bnt bledtiaternslly. He. was shot ia bis left side, near tbe low er rib-, the ball passing around his bodyt and coming ont ef his right breast.

After the ball came oat, it proceeded at a aharp and made a deep indention ia the post of the ear. No one was teen to fire the abot, and attempt was made to ar rest any one. Shortly after this the train moved off, and Dodson was left at Perry, at which time he waa sensible, having re vived. THB EXCTTBaTEKT Over the reception of this new yesterday morning was very great throughout the city. It was the general subject of con veasation.

Quite a number of spectators were present daring the discussion of the matter by the senate, and tha most in tense interest manifested. A HA PPT BfSTRIBIOWIAI. A MCE. ALU- Mr.Castleberg, the popular Main street confectioner, has taken to himself a part ner, aa he had the right to do. The cer emony was performed last night at the Presbyterian chnrch, by Rev.

T. L. Welsh, who united Mr. Castleberg and Miss Amelia Linsl. The attendants were: Mr.

Fisher and Mise Harberer Mr. Glock and Miss Alexander Mr. Tucker and Mis Bafger. After the wedding at the church, a splendid recep tion was had at the store of the happy bridgegroom, where the new couple re cetved the congratalations of their friends, and refreihmenta were famished. Tbe table was one of the moat elegant ever spread in thia city.

PROBABLE MURDER. Two meeSt aada Havs at Owe ratal lr WewwsJe. ai el- Yesterday morning while the steamer Clarksville was lyiag at the levee, a most brutal affair occurred on the boat. A large number of the colored deck hands were down in the hold of the boat throw ing up package of iron cotton-ties, when by some means, one of them 'struck the foot of one Harrison Ferguson' who picked np a pine knot, which be khrew down among the men, striking iAllen Underbill on the side. This not satisfying him, he picked rip another piece of wood, which he also let fly down among the men, and hit Under hill again, this time oa the hand, badly cutting three fingers.

After talking quite load with Ferguson, Underbill rushed on deck, where he was met by tha mate of boat and ordered back to 'work. He obeyed the order, and after working a short time his finger bled so profusely that ha wa compelled to attend to them. For thia purpose ha came 00 deck, and went to the att of the boat and commenced bandaging the wounded fingers. The sight of- tha blood a good sited stream "amused angry pas aioBa," aa he say, that 3e picked np a stick of cord wood, about four feet long, aad went in search of Ferguson When he found him ha wasted no words, but, swinging the heavy club in' the air, struck! Ferguson on tha forehead. Un derhill's sngry passion not yet being appeased, whea Ferguson' head dropped forward he struck felling him to the deck; The affair oon came to tha aotiee of the police, when Underbill was arrested and lodged In jail.

Where he is at present. Ferguson waa taken to the city hospital, and last night at a late hour ha was not expected to live till If he survives, tha ease will ebme 'np be for i 'Squire Chamberlain rext Tuesday. 1 a ii BUT HBWa. -4 i-- 1 The river is receding fast at thia point, with eleven feet four inches by tha mark -Na arrivals. V'.

Departed John Howard, for New Or leans; Clarksville, for Memphis. Business on tha wharf very.briak. The Clarksville, Capt. Bam. B.

Adams, departed for Mem phi last sight at eight o'clock) with 507 bale of cotton; hide aad sundries, and a full cabin list. The Dardanelle, ana of the regular lias of mall and passenger packets, leave Memphis to-morrow evening at 5 o'clock a all points oa this river. Tha favorite mail and passenger packet Mary Boyd wiil arrive here aome time lata this evening, with a good trip. She will return agaia to Pine Bluff, Mouth of White River, Helena and Memphis as sooa si she unloads. Eh la fast, comfortable, attentive edeere and snmptuou Caps.

XUq XIaIas ommaadat Mr; ibtibb even uoomm Monday night every month. A. I in If 1 i rt.a i ll i rT iigOB.Tf.Bl. V. MAaerritA Loans Ne.

meets night every rata. Gee. B. Dodge. W.

i M. Isaac Wolf. loo arr. I OocioaaTAt. Cwjwt Ho.

1 meets I. Ye At-: Fulton, Recorder. I I ODD-FELLOWSDIRECTORY. rtiWnr Lvee We. 1 meet Thursday Tenia, at Odd Fellows' halt, corner of larkham and Scott streets.

Beatty, ft.ii eavcaw-ai BT Markham and Scott etreeta. A.C. Beatty, N. U.t Leo Pollesk, T. O.

i Eaward F. Ktowelt. Secretary; Andrew Catteber. freeaarer. BHtl Fellows Pia Loee Ho.

12. I. O. O. i aki(l ball.

ii. n. M)iuii. i ij, tV. John Kerrott, Secretary t.

jS. W. Cut. Treaeareev j. I HaooiT fcooo He.

ataeta eTeryJUon. day eeBtBf.et hMUi J-M. iMarphy. N. Vim.

Dafcbe. V. O. B. P.

IMaloBey. Secretary; ieail MUlerTreaa- erer. 1 AacAHSAS EnoAWirairy HojS. I. 0.

O. meu on tha flrtt end third Wedneadaya tn aeb mBfh at Odd JTellowi' hall. -H. Baroa. C.

P.s Cha. E. TTithall. Sonbe. Th Ob PLi.owe Doma Lodob meets ibe aaeead Wednesday in each paenta.

Altert Cobea. It. U. O. B.

B. i i LiTTiaRofE LodobHo. ISA, I. O.IB. B.

mseU eoryThnrdayeTeoineat7He 'in the Kraui bnildin. Lonii Volmef.Pre-' llent; Leo Pollock. Vioe Protidentii X. Pav Ureiret Secretary, i 0. S.

E. CinnSoMor Kriii.CoubcilHo aseeta very Saturday Tenio. at their iodee room. Kraue bulldinr, corner Mann aad aleoond atreeta. m.

Hieeiaa. Secretary. I. O. R.

M. Arkansas Ptamm No- 12. I. 0. B.

iaseeu erei-r Wednetday at 74 o'clock, in new hall. Knmpe block. Mark ham etreet Henry Buerger. O. Chief; A W.

Lanfe. bee-" aetary. Merrman Stamm Ho. 165, I. O.

R- iBieeU every Xneailay evening- at 7 clock itn the new ball, ever Bnerer a. Markham treet. Ph. Ueaadorfer. O.

Chief; Jeaeph iAppel, fcecreiary. M. L. A. 'eiATTOa Library readinoonoa.

Noa. and ill. Wolf Block. Open everyday (Sundaya excepted) from 4 to 9 o'clock p. m.

Mem-Iberiihintl; do on St quarterly, in adTance. A. W. Biahop.Praaident; Chas. B.

Withall. iBecretary. WA1TTED AWTEO TUB PUBLIC TO KHOW-i- Tbia ia the eneapoet ana nest aaver- tiaiae column in the state, lor anu. For Sale." "For Rent etfe. Ten oenta a line aen inerMon.

-tTfAItTE LABORERS Ta work in a TV aaw-miil, two milee front thoeity. on Fonrcbe, below new iron bridrn. Apply to matt A. X. Aiauu n.

FOB BJSHT. iwk atEier a COTTAGE AT the corner of PrriBgand Twelfth 'atreet. Apply to 219tf FAUST. Real Batata Agent. SALR COTTAOl HOUSE AHD t.

(ii Center atteet. between Xinth Lot. and lentb inree rooms ana aitcnen; bnnse boilt lt Jely of the mestdeatr-able toeationa in the city. Iaqaire of W. 8.

'Fenton or Air. Dale at Pat Cieburne engine 1 hoojc. 19dlw TJOB 'tEST KKAL KSTATK Dwelling bo v. with from one to tea rooma each talao. ffioei and store rooma.

and bailding loti in mo I any part of the city. MKAIE. Real Batata Agent, No. 17 Markbam atreeiu FOR BE5 rK firat-elaaa Uotel and Fur-nitara at Hot Spriaga. For informtion.

i apply at tbia ofSce. 2 2dtf FOB SAIB. FR HAI.r Scrip borgbt and sold aad Taxea raid en moat reatonabla teraaa, i at the Real Batata Agency of i O. H. MEADB.

11 dtf Ho. 17 Weet Markham at. 1 1 iOR HA IE MULES Four largo Ho. 1 Males for sale. Inquire of the eader-aigned.

at Brcwn'a iaw and plsninr aaill. Iix miles sonth- of Little Rock, or of Wa, 8. aria, at his lirery stable, in the eitr. l-2dtf JOSEPH BROWH. FOX LE7o ACRES OF LAND On Big Rock, adjoining tha cel'braud bhrewaberry A Co.

'a vineyard. A good atoae will be aold cheap and oa good term, nqairaof fLEXCOKR A WALKER. I Hdtt 170 tx lots Lots and 6, l1 block 116. Splendid grove of Sorest treea. Iesirable property.

Will be aold isbeap. Apply to 10 oMtf FLBTCn BR A WALKER. FOR eJAI.E-A I1ALF LOT -25xlO feet, on Markham atreet, in the bnaineaa eor-tion of the aity. Apply to FLETCHER A WALKER. S-ldtf inos4LE-RESIDKHCE AND LOTS 1 Lota 4.

5 and 8. block 2. Stevenson addi ction, bow oceapied by Dr. John Kirkwood's ftwo-atory reaidenee. Beaotitat ah robbery, tetc.

tv ill be sold cheap. Aaply to ie 4dtf FLBltagR A WALKER. ndR itai.K T7R a t. cstatk nn. JJ Uonsca and liuilding Lota, ia different arta or the city: also Cultivated aad Wild II.

MEADS, Real K.tate Agent, office No. 17 Weat-Markham atreet. e-Sdtf NOBLE CHARITY I OMAHA LOTTERY, '1 TP aaccT THE Kl BR ASK A STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM, be drawn in pnblio, March Si. 187S. TICKETS, SI EACH.

OR SIX FOB. 5. TieksU sent by aa press. CO. if desired I Carh 1 1 Cash Prlae 125.000 1 Cah Prise 15.m I Cask Priae lo.

9 Cash rTie. Cash Prlsa. 4 000 For b1ance -f priseaeead far eirealar. I Ihia local eaterr-ri-e ia indorsed bv His Bxorlieaey. ttov.

W. H. James, aad the host easiness man too stata. Iba limited namberof tickets en hand will as furnished those who apply fint. I AH EN IS partisulara addrea J.

M.P ATT KB. Manager, 1 a-lfldiw Omaha. Hah. rrtuE M)sr complete assortment iX. of Toilet Articles and Perfumery ia the any, at C.

J. LINCOLN A ITTLE ROCK MARBLE WORB3. EaTaauaaae 1852.. -1 i JAMES TUNJIAH, IMA KB LB WORKEJ-MABBLB WORKER Aad Importer and Peeler la "i iFOREIGN AMERICAN MARBLE, SOS WEST MARKHAM STREET, i One Block West of EUte-hoaae. i LITTLE ROCK ARK.

All orders fcr Mob anient, TTead and Foot J)ed at as lo rates as can be had else. iwiim viiuiii anytaiaa in IBU line will do well to. call ea me and exaaa- 1 eettgai, prtse-iisx. etc. prise-list.

etc. JAM tea TUN NAB', 1 o. BARBER SHOP, Having Uksa charge of the 0. K.Baiber mop, on jaaraaam street, opposite ta a rtiin street, opposite ta a 1 respeetfuUnaolieit the pau frieads and the pablls gsaar- ling to merit their fa ea. kaie-aoase.

voaace of al promising '40 tt tale at 6. J. tliT WjTif icwa between the hoars ef 10 o'clock a. m. aad 3 o'clock p.

of aaid day, for each ia hand, at the terminus of the Memphis and Little Roek Kail- road Company, all tbelands. franchises and rolling-stock, froa ill, cross ties, road-bed. right of way aad depots, and depot bnild. ings, charter, right aad privileges, aad every otaer specie of property belonging to said company, or ao much thereof aa may be autfioient to pay 1 First-The expense of this and second, to the payment pro rata of tho unpaid eoopona due pa said bonds, and bonds secured by said mortgage 1 but said sale of said property will be made subject to the liea oathe whole or any part thereof that' may exist In favor of the holders of tbe bonds, known as the first mortgage bond of said company, amounting to oae million three hundred thousand dollars, aad the coupons t'lereon that have not beea paid, and the mortgage sxecated en the 1st day or May, A. D.

1'), to secure the payment of aaid bonds aod coupons, by the said Memphis end Little Rock Railroad Company of the flrat part, aad Sam. Tate. Robert C. Brink ley Wats; ins aa trustees, of tbe second part, and which snort- gage was duly recorded, and furthermore' subject tt all liens of the state ef Arkaaaas apoa aaid property or any part thereof, having previously to the Lien arising aader said second mortgagB deed of said company, under which tbia aalo la made, aad also sab-ject to all other liea whatsoever that are superior to tbe Ilea created by said mort- gage 1 bat as to aaid company. It was by tho terms and conditions of said second mortr gaga deed covenanted tba, apoa the aalo of said property being had tberenader, aai f' eomraoy thereby waived the right or equity la arte any of toe property which might be aold under aaid deed of mortgaae.

aa also tha benefit ef any aad all appraieemeat. valuation or stay lawa. and did thereby agree that, so far aa tho rights of tbe eompany were in velved, that the title 01 tho purchaser ahoald be absolute no a tha' eompletipa of tha sals aad the payment ef the purchase money. Xbia, the alh day ef Febrnary' Ai 187. ftl HENRY i.

VAIL. 10d2w Trustee. Kfl BARRELS KKNTTTCKY BOURBON- 0t on aalo at C. J. LINCeLN A CO AL OIL ALWAYS ON RAND-For Sale by the barrel at 0 J.

LINCOLN AO KELLY ISLAND WTNB We have a ferge eonsigameat of thia justly popular of wine, both auil and sparkUag, wbieh we gaaraatee to be pure, for kajsi at vees-faw'-n. iytOLN. 6w WE ARE AGENTS For W. R. Warner A Fluid lfxtraes.

rugareoated Pills, and Slixirs. and offer tbem to tbe public at maanfaetqreie' pHes. 0. J.CeLN 100. ft.

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