Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 2

I' if! a i 1 -aa i i if JOZTKS. MoDO WEJLL Ac CO. 1 i mi .5 i i i Vti 'i FBOJ'SSSTONAI. CABDS. THE DAILY GAZETTE.

jr-Ed POLLOCKS cml registrar, though not a citiMo of lb 0001117 in Pope, Sheriff Dodsoa was instance! and enables tb6 company, through an immediate acceptance of the situation, to settle with claimants by ami i QLOSE OF THE SEASON 1 ji at raa MAMMOTH STORE. From this time aatll tke arrival of oar Spring Goods, we will make every effort redaee ear Large Stock or DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND CARPETS. to the lowest possible poi at and to this end, wilt offer apecial in-dneemeatia to purchaseri. LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS I i .1 p. o.

Boon. t. a. Im I)1 iRS. BCOPKR A BBEYSAWIIaUS I LITTLE ROCK, l-3dtf OCTOR L.

AUGSPATH, DENTIST, OFFICE Markham street." oar doors ill ef McAlmoat Gibson's drug tore. l.tfth KfMlK Alt. --J-Tm OFFIN GIBSON, REAL ESrATfi I Powhatan, Lewrenoe county, Atk. 1-7 worn" i 1 ru. abb-- lii.f.

TttUill. pLAEK 4 WILLIAMS, LAWYERS. 1 LITTLE BOCK. ARK. I Will practice la the Uaited Rates end Stats Courts.

-aiwiyr "AN GILDER McKELVY, A TTORaKT AT LAW I. AW RE A IS STATE AGENTS Hamburg. Aa hley Ark. WIU practice In Ashley. Bradley Drew and Chicot counties.

l-ldew3m LLINS DENTAL PHYSICIAN, ORAL DENTAL SURGEON1, AND Keorus tut aide ef Mam.etreetv between Fourth and lifth. Little Rook, Arkansaa. Office hour from 8 to 13 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. 10-20 dtf JOHN M.

A.RRELL7 LAW OFFICE, .1 i cm c-TT A Cf T) PPT Littls Rock, i AgAggAa r. CL RATCLIFFE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, L1TTLB ARK. rvire-'-No. 4 Adams bonding. 7dtf W.

GANTT, 'j ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE Up stair, over Xeo Poilock'a iter. Bertrand Building. Mela street. Koomo I antl z. urau IL CHAMBERLAIN, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

i Will promptly attend to aJl bmiiam b- ttt4 1 tim. Office orar Pollock elothln- rtor. on door Jolry itore irkham tret. 7-. 14dtf QHAS.

P. REDMOND, ATTORNEY AT LAW. I Offieo Rom K. Block. CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKHAM STSJ UMtl N.

MARSHALL, i RI AL EST IB A EfSURAKCB ABST I Li ttlji Rock. Akk. Offioa i ith Arkimu Tninranea Comcuil omtbwett oorner Markhsm ftnd ptt. 13 ldtf pD. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AT EHERAL REAL ESTATE.

CLAIM AITD COLLECTrNO AGENT, TOR OF PATENTS. AND I "jr. aax maps bolbxt bt raa ckui EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO. BT. LOUIS, BCCt -1 CHARTER OAK STOVES I ARB DOING MORS I AND BETTER COOKLN 01 DOING IT QUICKER ANt CHEAPER Than any ef aasn coat.

CHARTER OAK STOVES ARB ALWAYS LOW-PRICED. RELIABLE aad. operate perfectly. CHARTER OAK STOVES WILL DO TOCE COOKING CHEAP AND. EASY, i QUICK AND CLEAN.

CHARTER OAK STOVES ALWAYS WASRAST-Kto. And sold by $TNES T.ittle Rock. l-4dAweod4m Ark. J3IONEER PLANING MILU A. HAGER, Proprietor.

ON SIXTH STREET i BETWEEN CENTER AND SPRING SAWING SAWING SAWING SAWING PLANING AND SCROLL WORK PLANING AND SCROLL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE THE FIRST MILL OF THE KIND THE FIRST MILL, OF E1E KIND ESTABLISHED IN THE STATE. All orders promptly attendedrto. 4 19dt liTEMPHIS A ARKANS RIVER A.T-SU i PACKET COMPANY. The boat of thia line hare relumed their regular daya.aa heretofore, LEAVING MEMPHIS, TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT P. M.

i BETCBSIHO LEAVE LITTLE ROCK FOR 1-MEMPHIS WEDNESDAYS AND SATlDAYS AT 6 P. asb 5 LEAVE-LTTILB ROCK FOR F(eT SMITB EVERYJSATUKDAY AT 6P. 1 81 DOWDLE MBRY. JNO. N.

HARBIN, V. Agents. 1-28 Bewtf g.j fTi H. CONRADT, i GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, FORWARDING. STORAGE AND STEAMBOAT? AGENCY, 415 Markham Streei.

HAY, CORN, OATS, BRA LIME, CEMENTV 1 FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES. -28dlm J. B. PASCH ALL repreaeau. Q.

M. BAYLY A POND, WHOLESALE GROCERS I COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ikroaTsaa op I QUORS ALE. CIGARS, BRANDIES. PORTER, COFFEE; WINKS.

TBASh Ero. i 88. 40 A 12 Canal, and 59 51 Common NEW 7-MdA-wftm LEANS. LA. JjpOR SALE, RENT, OR LEASE, For a term of, years.

680 ACRES OF LAND; Mostly bottom 150 ander fence ia eul-tiration, part of the wild land deadened situated on Arkansas rieer and Little Roek aad Fort Smith railroad, i 17 MILES FROM LI1TLB ROCK, With atation-honae thereon 1 also, team gin and corn mill, blacksmith shop, bouses for croppers, a comfortable and substantial dwelling boaae. with abandancej of good well ana cistern water. The atocV oa the place is also for sale. Also, astee-boasa and small stork o' goods. It possesses aa-perior adraatage aa a good atoitk farm.

Palartn poatoffios son this place, which address B. i LANLEY for particulars, or appiy so 1. n. i. rw ar AL matt Little Rocj ArV.

QITE FOR POSTOFFICE, COURT-HOUSE, LllTLa Roca. Febraary 1873. Sealed proposals will be received by (he aaderaigned, eomogirsioncr of Little Rock, iron marrn a to marca ia. a for tale to the geeernment of lots tte eity of Little Roek, as a site for the proposed united eta-tat, eoart-house. lot maat be not less than ore half of pna of theoriginai bioeks ia the eity.

tj Propo-als ahould be indorsed PSrtoss la for a site for the new court -h-ene, poe-offioe, at ittle Reck. anl be ad-, dreaeed to the aaderaigned. i' i a. Mcdonald. 1 ISAAC 0 MILL.y JAME3 H.

POLLOCK, A. HADLKY. it, WM. J. PATTOlf! R.

HAKftlNGnDN, A. H. GAttLAM.i Id 3w Commissioners Dcatotbee. tone ores el tberao-nu 4 he JMPORTANT ir Sit TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS. Baring perfected arrangementa wfri the Emigration Society of Georgia to procure homes for several thoosaae famikes, as farm hands, tenants and house ae-rants.

we eall the attention of all who may desire to procure reliable and trustworthy labor-era, that it will be to their interest to Call oa as and we will furnish any number that may be required on ahort notice and favorable terms. MURPHY. MOORE Emigration Agent. 117 Main atreet, kittle Kock Ark l-4dwm ritHE 3T COMPLETE ASaOHTMbNT of Toilet Articl- a- 1 the city, at i. i.itw TILLEY'S FAMOUS I radical.

Who killed him is a question that oulj future derelopmen's can show-bat that it shoold be charged to the good people of Pope county, and the whole of that community mad to suffer from mar tial law for that deed seems really ahamefuL THE REPORT OF THE CLAYTON IN VESTIGATING COMMITTEE. It appears that only two members of the three composing the Clayton Investi gating committee signed the report exon crating the Arkansas senator from the charges preferred against him. These charges were, issuing an. illegal certificate of election to Congressman Edwards while governor of Arkansas, and making corrupt bargains to secure his own elec tion to the Io relation to Ed wards' certificate, the committee say by returns from all the counties, aa canvassed by the secretary of state, it appears that Boles received 10,341 votes and Edwards 8211. The governor excluded from the count the votes -cast in the First and Third wards of the city of Little Rock, and in certain precincts and townships in the county of Pulaeki, in all of which the election had been declared illegal by the legislature.

Of these excluded votes there had been cast for Boles 2385, which being deducted from the above" number counted for Mr. Boles left him 7959, of which excluded votes there had been cast for Mr. Edwards 202, which being deducted from the above number counted for him leaves 809 2, thus showing a major ity for Mr. Edwards of 50 votes. The committee find that Gov.

Clayton was sustained in his actio in the Edwarda case by the legislature and high est judicial tribunal or Arkansas, and say "And se we find in thexase that ine governor aiu not act lruuuuieuuj, hence he was not guilty of the offense charged, and that thus far there is nothing to impeach in hia official caaracter or conduct as a member of this body." In relation to the charge of fraud perpetrated in the election of Gov. Clayton to the senate, the committee sta'e that tbey find nothing in it of such corrupt or criminal nature as to vitiate his election or to warrant the disturbance of his pres ent official position. The report con cludes as follows: We are therefore brought to the conclusion, after careful examination of all the facta, that there is nothing disci need touching the charge made, as found in the testimony of Wheeler and Whipple before the joint select committee, impeach ing the official character and conduct of Senator Clayton. We accordingly recommend the. adoption of the following resolution Eetolved.

That the charges made and referred to the select committee for the investigation affect in sr the official charac ter and conduct of lion. Powell Clayton are not sustained, and that the committee tie discharged from their further conatd eralion. The report is signed by Geo. G. Wright and Lot M.

Morrill. The other member of the committee, Mr. Norwood (dem. did not sign the report, but will submit a minority report, taking the ground that the evidence is of such a character as to show that the real sentiment of the people -was defeated when Clayton was elected, and will conclude with a resolu tion recommending that Clayton'a seat be declared vacant, SENAT0R COIT'S APP0RTI0NMEN BILL. Mr.

Colt has introduced in the senate an apportionment bill, which is worse, if anything.than that introduced by Senator White, previously referred to. It divides the congressional districts as follows 1 JTRST DISTRICT. Mississippi, Crittenden, 8t- Francis, Monroe, Prairie, Pulaski, Phillips, Arkansas, Grant, Dallas, Calhoun, Hot Clark, Pike, Montgomery and Sevier extending from Mississippi county, the extreme northeast, to Ultimathule, the extreme southwest corner of the state, the last earned place being literally the jnm ping-off place, distance of about 400 miles. i SECOED DISTRICT. Hempstead, Little River, Nevada, Lafayette, Columbia, Ouachita, ley, Jefferson, Drew.

Ashley, Lincoln and Chicot. THIRD DISTRICT. Crawford, Pope, Independence, Jackson, Wood ruff. White, Conway, Yell, Sarber, Scott, 8aline, Se-bastian, Perry and Polk. FOCBTH.

DISTRICT. Benton, Carroll, Boone, Marion, Fulton, Sharpe, Randolph, Greene, Waahiegto'n, Madison, Newton, Searcy, Izard, Lawrence, Craighead, Poinsett, Cross and Van Boren. The senator must have stud ied the a rt of gerrymandering perfection. We doubt It there is another brain in the state that could have conceived just such an arrangement of the congressional districts as is here made. There ia a bill pending in the house on this subject, but we have not a copy before us, which arras gee the districts better than any bill yet proposed.

It was introduced by Mr. Lynn, of Jackson. "A 000 EXAMPLE." Under thia heading, the St. Louis Times comments as follows on the recent accident on the Fort Smith railroad Superinteiident Beaumont, of the Fort Smith, road, makes no attempt to conceal or gloss over the cause ef the recent accident on that line, but plainly and honestly admits it to have been tl result of carelessness on the part of the engineer, and a recklees running of the train in violation of the company's rules. So that we may reasonably conclude the services ef that engineer have been dispensed with.

The action of Mr. Beaumont, however, ia worthy of special commendation, not altogether because of its promptness and frankness, but aa being ao much out of the usual way of railroad conveying an exemplary lesson to railroad management generally. The great proportion of accidents that occur may be traced directly to similar neglects of duty, but it is very seldom that the company so readily shoulders the liability, and confeesea itself at fault. The common plan ia to evade censure as far aa it can be done, and reekt suits for dam-age as long as possible, through the costly processes of litigation whereas the course pursued in the case referred to is the onl honorable course to take ia a majority of PUBLISHED BY j' WOODRUFF ADAMS, Ko. l0 BAST MABKH Aid STREET.

I All nmmllBlcatioD Oil kas'lDOM Or Othr- iri, (kosJd addressed to i LHtlo Rock, IXTTIX ROCK.ARE4 SUNDAY i MARCH 2, 1873 Th DJtcnoir oar Mojtdat keit, oh THI COSSTmmOHAI. ITEK BLOTTING OUT WSraAJTCHKESTSlTT FOB POUTICAI. CATJSIS, 8HOClJt BB- MEHBIBIS BT THE PEOFIJC EVEBYXAS WHO A.V0R3 THE AMESSVENT SHOULD OO TO THE POLLS AHD TOTE. i Let the 3d of March mark the end of disfranchisement in Arkansa. Wonder what has become of that Hempstead county investigating commit tee Are we have to have a report from it or not Tomorrow every freeman is ex pected to do his duty by going to the polls and voting "for constitutional i amend ment." i The Cimarron (New Mexico) News quotes, this way: I th poor Indian, with otatored Bind.

Steals oar bett hone nor leaves aa ox be hind." Remember Monday's election. Let every man who is in favor of doing away with disfranchisement go to the polls and vote "for constitutional amendment." Thet; are reviving the controversy about the Letters of Junius again; and there's another claimant for Beautiful Snow." That reminds us that our dream ing friend of the Pine Bluff Press recent ly denominated this poem as "rhapsodical nonsense." If the public could be only convinced of that fact, we imagine there would not be quite so many claimants for W. L. St of Atlanta, Gs, who was a "rebel" when it was fashionable1 and a radio-1 because it paid, has been sp-t pointed, the president, United States minister the republic of the United States of Colombia, with headquarters a Bogota. The salary is seven thousand; five hundred dollars per annum.

The Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina delegations secured him the place. i.y 1 Articxes of impeachment hare bee preferred against United States District Judge Delahay, of Kansas, by the, lower house of congress. The judge, it appears is a Victim of intemperance to such aji extent as to disgrace the position he" hold. There is at least one cireuit judge in Ar kansas in the same condition, and, if this tower house of the general assembly failjs to do in bis case as the lower house qt congress has done In the case of Judge Delahay, it will fail in the performance of it Sejtator Poxeroy'b story i read splendidly, and, after a man had, told half a hundred times, the St. Louis Re publican thinks be might possibly begin to believe it.

But the average American citixen has undergone a wonderful growth as to the cynicism of his mind during thie last half doaen years or ao. Therefore is trifle probable that men will wonder how a man who does his banking buel neea in such a loose way as the senator says he does his, ever got so immensely rich as the senator is. i I. The Betesville Republican, the home organ of Gov. Baxter, edited by Senator McChesneyL when the latter is at home, contains the following commendatory and condemnatory remarks on the votes of the republican delegation from the Fourth-district on the civil rights bill We take pleaeure in saying to Senator McCheeney that his vote against the civil rights bill, which passed the legislature last Friday, meets the unqualified approval of hia constituency, to a man, ao far as we can learn, and we are gratified to record the (act that he thus voted.

And we exceedingly regret that Messrs. Nuns, Cleveland and Lee voted in opposition to what they, must have known to be the wishes of their constituents. 1 Although Senator McCheeney may, for a time; be censured for hia vote by rabid partisans, yet the time is aot far datant when all will be constrained to admit the wisdom and correctness of his vote I 1 ToM0BKOW the special, election to take the sense of the people on the ratification or rejection of the constitutional amendment, doing away with disfran chisement, takes place. It is the duty of every qualified elector who desire to see peace and harmony restored to tarn out and vote for this amendment. The following, from the Sharp County a most excellent hit at those who oppose the amendment oh the ground stated' We are surprised to see that some of the papers are speaking very lightly of it, it not opposing the measure for the reason that it dots not do away with registration.

That they will oppose it from this ground alone evinces a stubbornness only equaled by the widow lady 'a son who, while sleeping at the foot of his mother's bed on a cold night, kicked the cover off, and awoke bellowing Hello, mam, kiver me up I am getting awfal cold." Hia mother told him to arrange the cover himself, aa it would be less trouble, when he rejoined with i shan't do it I'll be domed it i aoo ireeae nrst." Thebjs. was a novel occurrence in the legislature on Thursday. While the senate was discussing the propriety of a declaration of martial law in Pope county on account of the killing of Sheriff Dod-son, the house 'was discussing a bill granting general amnesty to Mr. FUzpat. rick for the killing of Sheriff Murray, ojf Mississippi county, and releasing his se cu rides from the penalty attached by th forfeiture of hia bail bond.

What is further remarkable, too, about FiiipaJrick'g case is, he has never been convicted of any crime yet, and the bill proceeds tj give him general amnesty for something for which he has cot yet been It might not be improper to remark thai Murray, the Miasiasippi county sheriff, was a democrat, and Fitcpatrick the radii- fit-set Ntw Osliass abb St. Locis Mcdowell a 00, COTTON FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCH AN aa MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY 1 soca as 3 -1! 1 BLANDYS ENGINES A SAW MILLS ISAAC 8TRAUB CO'S WHEAT AND CORN MILLS. 1.. Hi i UNIVERSAL COTTON GINS CHAMPION COTTON GIN AND HULLER3 ALBERTSON'S PAvasr BEG MENT SCREW PRESS; Deering Horse Engine ViJ its aubbtantial Iron Pillar for a SOLID CENTRAL SUPPORT For the Qin-HoiiAO.

For Circulars containing Prices) and full Explanatory Description send or apply to Jones, Mcdowell a 00., 7-aodAwtf LltUe Rock, Ark. For over FORTY YEARS this PURELY VEGETA B-L Liver Mediciae has proved te be the GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC, i for Livet Complaint and. its painfat Dyspepsia, Const'patioa, Jaundice. Billions attacks. Sick Headache, Colin.

Depression of Hpirits, Soar btomaca. Meart-barn, Chi'la and Ferars. Ae. After years ot careful experiments, te meet a graat and argeat demand, we now prodaee oa oar original Geaaiae Po wdera, THE PREPARED. a Ili'aU L-m STliunvei r.y rr -n-r, Til A TO if 5 I.

1 iv nau- 1 tm wuaatnil sail valuable proper ies, aad offer It ia ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES. The Powders, (price as before)' 11.00 per trackage. 1 Sent by mail 11,04. 1 i re Powders or Prnpared Simmon's Li or Kegnlator unless la our engraved wrapper, with Trade-mark. Stamp aad big.

nature unbroken. Nona other is genuine. 5. J. H.

ZKILIN A i- Maeoa and Philadelphia. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 2-Jd4wly 1 1 AVIS A COM PATENT, INFORMATION 'i; CLAIM AGENCY, 7 ft Washieoto, D. STRICT ATTENTION! OIVEN TO THE PROCURING OF PATENTS. RelaciaA aad i iviuu, umwvw rvciVS OUr particBlar attention, and alt business with JT- omoa aitenaea, to promptly oa the most reasonable terms. foT aad yv astern lands upon wboctt to locate Immi- basiaess connected with sovarnment aepaKmeata far.

'of Uln a0.e,0"' conrayins the Unitad tales Mail prior to lotio. a aleo ae-i ilf I. rthu aocoun ts for tak in census of 1tO bought or received for eoileetiea. Jje refer, Peeial permiaaion to-. Iloa.

Jr J. Martin, sixth auditor of the U6 "toadepartment Hob. D. P. Holloway.

late eommi-sioaeref peU enta. WaahinatoBj M. W. Barrragen? of bmitbt reporter boa.e ef U. U.

Uayaa. eaq'Tra-porter aasojiatad press, bouse of renro-Bentative. Wasbington Joha M. llaT-clay, esq Journal clerk, house of rep- hiiiuiii viinioa Lloyd repreaentativea uvea, chief ncLonaii, i ark tJ.S. senate.

WashiagtoB Jo ui. journal Clara. B. senate. Washisartoat Moses Kalley.

esq. t. .7 in V- o.q., rainier Mank ff Potta fchel. Metropolitan hotel, Waeh-ingtoa; Jeba Ute ataociat jue- Cal i Pran.Ueo. aiilVi MreP'ietors C'ongreal J.

10 f' '-t'agtoa. and to the mem. tB rreD eonrreaa. AUF0K3IA VINEGAR. f.V..!.

ATJ veceired. aixty eases. Tor aale at. maaufaetiirars' ries. LtvOLN A 9, A cable agreement ana apott.

far1 better term. iv- Mr. Beaumont, by setting; 41 mo tech nical defenses in law, nor attempting to diguie ine occasion' disaster, places himself in a position fei command the iconadence of the traveling, public hereafter, and will, probably experience no difficulty in settling withhia maimed and wounded passengers fairy, eoonorni-cally and satisfactorily sating double tne money to ine company teat would be in his power to do should ha undertake to dodge the responsibility EOCERIES GROCERIES I' GEO. a MORRISON SON, I NO. 3 MAIN STREET.

Now being settled la ear larr aaul beaa- tifal store-room, between lacker's bank aad Polloek'a popular diry gocda Itore, we are prepared to aapply tho publie with the ehoieoat aeleetioa of Groceries erer broacht to thia eity. and will make it t.n tnfereat Co them to call and examine oat atock before purchasing elaewbere. i Out elerks are polite and aHtentire aad will take the greatest pleaahn in ahowing goods, whether yoa de-ire to purchaa or not. No trouble to ahow gocd 1 STOCK CONSISTij OF) CANNED GOODS ALL'VRIETIES Peach ea. AtrabirriA.

eara. RaanberriWa. it Egg PI a ma. Black bar laekJberri Aprieots. Green Gagea, Aaparagua.

Uaiaees. Fall aasorUaent off SHAKER PRESERVES, JELLIES PRBIBRVED OlNOFjE. TAMARINL IN JARS. CROSSE BLACK WELtf celebrated! PICKLES 1 Piekled Cabbage, PocaUUli. Chow-ChoW, '--UberaiDs.

1 ta Apple, Cranberries. Figs, Peeled Dried l-eaeuai. roeiea urtoa i. Lemon, Oranvo an I iCitrea Peel, i jv i Hominy, i iRiceiJ i-i! -1 i Tapioca. ratielll.

1 Maeeareal. f.v. LARGE STOCK OF THE TEAS .1 tf coxarna cf I 1 Cboiee Imperial, X'ttoiee enpowaer. Choice Toang Ilysea, 11 i I olee Cboiee English Breakfast, i COFFEE i- COFFEE J. Mocha, Vv 1 via wsr-nimmH Jaj.

VBOioa iiagai7ra, t- Mackerel. CodSth. Tongue nd Sounds, emoaea uauiout, rieiua a.oe Herring, Pickled Salmon. Pickled Anehovieg SARDINES AND CLtEISHL Choice Northern Roll Batter; 1 1 1 Choice English Osirr Cheese. i Choice Cf earn Choeao.

Oeorge F. Davis Celebrated I SUGAR-CURED Oeorge F. Davis A Celebrated BREAKFAST BAON, I BEEF TONGUES. EPICEDj flQS' FEET Large stoek ef Flour, Meal. Maaaea.

Sirup, IS Call early' aad we shall tape, pride and pleasure in snowing nor attra-f are stoea. OE0. 8. M0KR1HX.T A SON. i 134dtf No.

5 Haia street. EW YOBK LIFE ISSUEANCE yr. 1 COMPANY EsUblished 1845 28 Tearf Experience. i i 1 CASH, ASSETS, $22000.000. I 1 Ilia tratlon of aa ordinary Lift Poll-i ey for tlO.OLO.

taken on the year t- lontine inTestment flea; ttt tne A A TO 1 age of 40. Premiam- 313 00 I The following a the benefit flriaing oa tbia claa 1 1 Vint Benefit i i 1 i Tontine oerfod IS years, annp 'Iffer 1 fo, combined with diriden Thus at the aad of the IS yesffperl-od the snnaity wilt pay the remi-am. and leave a surplus for itf-srees-iag income. Seeoad Beaelt I To withdraw the aeeamuttq profits in cash. Tontine period 15 years.

101 per east, of premioma pid ia retaraed. I 1 66 Thfrd Benefit-1 i 'h Hale of Policy to1 the Ceuoany. i uoitlne period, jo yaara, 'f-t per cent, p.emiams paid TnBTth Raneflt Tontine period. 15 years. El paid I ap pot ey for.

00 Fifth Benefit Sale of Policy to the Company, aad I par.ihaao of annuity. Toatiae pe- I riod, 15 years, will purchase aa a a- aaity daring life, 199 50 1 Either of the abore plans may be adipted at any time, within six months of I tne maturity ei tnerouey. Thirty days' grace allowed 6a aaaoal pay- menu. 1 W. J.

McOORLV .1 AGENT NEW YORK LTFB fJSUBANCX 1 I COMPANT. Little Rock, Arkani'i. 2 2nd 3 CJ ALE OF 'Si U. -i VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTIfSr. 4 i r.

I will sell, at publie the bidder, ea s- SATURDAT. MARCH 8. 1873. At 11 o'clock THIRTY BEAUTIF LOTS Lying north of St. Johns Collide, and between the college iaclosuros nd Ninth traet- i TERMS OF SALE One-thlfl essh, one-third la three years and ihll remaining one-third io five years, with ijrest at tho r-te of ten p-r cent, per annLk, payable aemi-annaailr.

Prirato tale will be made -y aey ef the property ap to the date of publietale. and each enr-hatera eaa get bargaia in ear ot said lo. The publie auetlnn win be en te lota or ground. JOHN W. FACsr.

i Real Estate A-nt. 8-1-Mtf -j Room h. 4. Adyms Llock, JEM0CRATIC CLUB rX)MS No. 6 (Second Coo it tSdtf ODDTKLLOWa' BtiLDia.

i V. i i a v. 7 i 1 it IV 3, ft i it SEVENTH ANNUAL SALE SEVENTH ANNUAL SALE SEVENTH ANNUAL SALE 1 AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, DRY OOODS, CIXJTfl ING, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, '4 BOOTS AND BOOTS I AND SHOE; LACES, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERIES. IH08IERIES, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. HOUSR-FURNISHINO GOODS.

I am now prepared te offer hoaaekeepee extraordinary indaeements Bleaobed and Brown Llnea aad Cotton Shaetlag. Linen aad Cotton Pillow Caaiaga, Table Damasks, ia all width and qualities; aa immense variety of Hack. Damask Towels, Doylies aad Napkins, ia mU atylea. and at very low price. MARSEILLES QTJILTS, white aad eolere.d.

ia all slses. at greatly redeeed price. My FLANNEL DEPARTMENT 1 i L.I i li ompUUt eniUBg of Si Ik -Warp Flan-aela. Alt-Wool Flanaela. Co-tea aad Wool mixed, aad all shades of Opera aad Pressed Fennels.

1 I take this opportunity te offer my customers my acknowledgement for their hb- oral paUeaage since my commencement ia basiaess, with the assurance that I will continue to furnish all good ia my line as low a any boaae in the.trade.: I would eall year attention to the follow lag leading gooda, saited to the trade of the preeeat seasoa. of whioh I have a large aad complete assortment: SILK.WARP ALPACAS, ALL-WOOLALPACAS, COLORED ALPACAS, VALOURS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, SATTINIES, BOMBAZINES, TAMMEES CLOTH. -r 1 i. SILK-STRIPED ALPCAS, SCOTCH PLAIDS, ROMAN PLAIDS, WATER PROOFS, ia all shades Striped and plaid Silka in all ahadee and aed other Dry Ooods too numerous to mentioa. All the abore named good te be sold at coat, to my annuel stocktaking.

Rsmember this is our, winter eloa-ing sal. LEO POLLOCK, NO. 7 MAIN STREXT. 2-dJtf UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER 1 Clatmaof loyal eftiaoss for property far JtUhod and takoa foe tho aa of tho Lai tod Xstiitos iioorameat darins tho lato war iwiil bo proaoentcd taroasa reliable arms la I). C.

1 1 Ai ill ontor, rdem-aad pay tazos on land. LARGE REDUCTION IS PRICES OF CARPETS! 1 LARGE REDUCTION IN PUIOES OF CLOTHING Ev ERYTHING AT A RE DUCEp PRICE Many Articles at Cotr! Mary Artistes at leji than Cot! Special leduction on ererything in our House-furnishing department. Our aim iato REDUCE STOCK, i previous to our annual' stocktaking, which will commeaee soon. Everybody ia invited to eall now for bargains at the MAMMOTH STORE! Markham street. THOS.

LAFFERTY. dtf MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK OF E.ITTI.E ROCK. U.S.G0VERNMENT DEPOSITORY SAFE PROMPT RELIABLE. TENDERS ITS SERVICES TO BANK-era, Merehanta, Cotton Dealers, aad all other parties desiring the transaction of any kind of business pertaining to banking. SIGHT DRAFTS Furnished ia sum to shit oa all principal cities in the United btate.

and oa more than two hundred of the principal Kuro-peaa eitie. COLLECTIONS MADE On all aceeaaible pofnta, and remitted en day payment received. i Money Advanced on jCotton Bills Ladinjj TIME DRAFTS GASHED. STATE SCRIP BOUGHT AND SOLD Orders, by mail eaarantaad unnni attention. LOGAN If.

ROOTS, President; E. J. BUTLER, Vice President W. SMITH, Cashier. UWAwtf JAMla P.

PAOAV. T. TBEZBTABT, JjlAG AN TREZEVANT, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, agpassaar FRANKLIN INS. Philadelphia. LOUISIANA MUTUAL ESS.

New Or- PLANTERS' INS. Memphis. GEORGIA HOME INS. Columbus. Ga.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INS. Mem- "VERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBB lis a. London. PB ALrkf. and "4 Mari- LIl THK PACWXC MUTUAL MARINE, ef a AGGREGATE CAPITAL, $26,000,000 buiuuiauai me state.

Losses promoLl naid 1 Taeker's BaakT building. Little Roek. Ark. 1-1 dtf fJlIIOMSON'S WORLD-RENOWNED PATENT GLOVE-FITTING CORSET pFJgsaaw' Ne Corset has ever 1 0 1, 1 enjoyed such a world wide popularity. The demand for them is constantly ineraaaing.

because they give UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION, are Handsome, Durable, I Eootomical, end A PERFECT FIT. A-k for THOVSnwn a If vn TV ni nvv. FITHati, every Corset being atampod with the name THOMSON. ad the trade-mark a crown. i mT.

Il1 b' firt-clas dealer. I QOMMERCIAL HOTEL, M. A LLEN, Pbopbietob, Corner JefTersoa and. Front Streets, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. perfect and inreitirato title.

oteM touoe tions made in any part of the State. Leti-tan-PaUot procured for inveators for all inventions, dericea and deviens. Ctraoe: 11 tast Markhatn str a eV stairs, oth Ai. juineoia vo ittle Koea. Ara- T-tidAwtf AHCHITECTS.

ARD LAVENDAR, CARPENTERS, BUILDERSH CONTRACTORS, LITTLE R0CK Saoe Corner Onmborland and eiii atreeu. Erory variety of woodHwork ezoeoted with poatmosa and eupatca. 10-21 dtf 4- w. esxcu4 c. a.

miLis. A8KELL A MILLER, ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, Aad maanfaetarers of I DOORS. BLINDS. ETC. Special attention cirea to Scroll and Or- aamental aod Torniac flooring droiwod for tboaaaad feet.

All order executed with diapatch. Office and aalosroom, fi o. 3 Third' street, between Main aad Soott. 10 15dtf rjHE VANCE CITY PROPERTY TO LEASE. The andereitraed.

aa areat aad atteraey In fact tor iieear. Vance A is ant horned to leaee, for any term aot exceeding twenty years, the following described rateable lota ia the city of Little Rock Lots Nob. 11 end block No. 4, ea the cor. aer of Scott and ul berry streets, imaaedi-alelT north of the Christian Church.

LeMoea of the abore lota will be required te erect thereea good and aobstaatial fireproof brick store or not lea than two stortee high, to pay reasonable anaual ground rent and alt taxes that may be imposed ea the property. Pereoaa desiring to lease any of the above property eaa ascertain terms, on appli eaUan te the aaderiigned. WOODRUFF Sr. Little Rock. March 10.

173. "yT ACCINATION. NOTICE. i Ovrtct op Citv PsTainiv. i LrrrLS Kocc.

peeember 172. Notice la hereby giVea. that I will tela atteadanee at my otirce.over Meaara. Wigga blofer', dreg atore. on Main etioet.be-tweou Fourth aod i1h.

daily, between the hoare of 13 m. and 8 p.m., for the purpose of vaeeinauae, free of charge, ail pereoaa ai'Pijraag lor vne same. W. A. CAKTRELL, i City Fhyeiejan.

11-21 d2m A COCKBURN, COTTON FACTORS 'A. aB COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (13 Careadelet street.) NEW! 0BXKAX3-. Lotriaiaga t. iOAirs, Little J. J.

ckkikbi'bm. New Orieae. I itaKii AS sob, the best I an penal. Oolong aad IXy lA the rnarket, tor i 73, LrtOL2f at.