Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

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Lull Rock, Ark. jg JOUSSOX, l-i-r Om-S. the City Hall. Little Bee. Attorney i-i-T i F.

11. LEWIS, i gorkedn Denllit. Of IICS i "Up Stalra, Dittet Block, I (ever Iael A Catet Drag 8 tor .) Markham EU LXTTLX letfl 1 DK. EDWAUI) CKOSS, PHYSICTAI SU11QEON, little Itock, Ark. OrJICE Markham 'itreet.

oppoaiU 6a- aette oSee. i a-25-tf Case 6t Augspatli, JDentlsto, 4 Corner of SU and Cherry, Little Bock, Arkansas. a-sdtr ARCHITECTS. Green Edwards, ARCHITECT. Boom Iffoe.

6 and 8, Wolf Bailding.Main I Street. TLAKS. DETAIL DRAWIKQS. SPEC! Jl fl AeKtioni and stimate of cost for Try 4trlptioa of bauduica. ALSO ltoUcUon Of Imerican and Forrign PatCDtl I THBOUGH Boot.

Hosmcr Co Wash-l iogton, D.C vUDBRS by mail promptly attendoi to P. O. Boa. 419. 9tt HOTELS.

Uctropolitan Hotel I i rraxva I nw and commodioui ef tblishnint sis-nod tr term of yr. He will spare I no attention ersxpeaw FirstlASS Hotel In every respect. And as the houa is er in nt I Vhps to moot with a liberal patronage. W. H.

UL1X)5, Proprietor, icd. w. B.KOWL1ND. Msa(r. fisattntte Mr.

Owen presented a petiJwti Ibr thai removal of disabUiiie of citatens ef Ban emnty. I i Mr. Uerrtng introduced a similar petition for citizens of Yell couo'y. Mr. rreddy preseotea a like petition for citizens of Drew county.

By Stevens To prohibit the intermarriage of first cousins. To judiciary. By Ham i To repeal section 3 of sin Set reference to real estate bank mortgages giving the solicitor general power employ additional counsel. Mr. Ham said the attorney general could employ counsel at any salary he desired if that law was not repealed.

Mr. Ham moved to engross for a third reading, and On that called for the ayes and noes. The motion prevailed by a vote of 0 to 1. Mr. Wagner voted ia the negative.

By Minor: To rgnlte the proceed ings of railroad companies. Makes bind ing ail transactions had out aide the state, the same as though done in the state, provided all election of officers shall be had in this state. Referred to judiciary committee. By the same: To indemnify persons for property taken by the militia. Referred to committee on claims.

By Hale: Requiring section lines to be left open, and to regulate the opening of the same. Referred committee on judiciary. Jiy Wilson, lo incorporate Quitman college. To judiciary. By Hswkm: Giving courts of probste concurrent jurisdiction with circuit courts in sale of lands belonging to deceased persons.

To judiciary. By the same: To provide for safe keeping of public revenue by county officers. To way and means. ByPreddy: To cure defects in con veyances and contracts. Parsed, unanimously.

i By Cohni Requiring copies of tax books to be filed with auditor. Referred to committee on ways and means. By Steele lo protect the state rev enue. A he bill requires railroad com panies to report to the auditor a description of all lands donated to the company by private individuals. Becass till p.

m. EVEiOJfO SESSION. Xnenousetook up the general appro priation bill. Several amendments were msde to the bill. The sum of $50,000 per annum was appropriated for state printing.

Air. Whlttemore endeavored to get in an appropriation of $3,000 per annum to -the Arkansas agricultural association, but it was defeated. A message was received from the governor announcing his approval of certain actsj and informing the hotrje that having been elected as United States senator, he had turned over all books and papers of his office to the, president (Hadley) pro tern of the senate.) Mr. Whittemore also moved an additional item to appropriate $10,000 per annum towards the support of paupers left on Pulaski county by the breaking up of the U. 8.

hospital at this place. Mr. tiohbaugh moved to add lor Phillips county. Mr. Clayton moved to table both amend ments.

Carried. Mr. Chamberlain moved to give the Arkansas agricultural association $1,500 per annum, and made some pertinent remarks in favor of it, but the motion was tabled. Mr. Cate moved to $3,000 to Craighead county, to assist in building a court house.

Alter several amendments the bill was passed 53 to 12. Those who voted in the negative were Battle, Glass, Herring, Jenkins, Mason. Owen. Padgett. Talmer.

8u copter, Tygart, Watson, Wilson, W. E. 2. Adjourned to 10 a. m.

to-morrbw. aXIcb Court of Impeachment. The senate convened at 1 p. m. yegter day as a high court of impeachment, to proceed with the trial of Chief Justice McClure.

Acting Chief Justice Why tock presiding. The eergeant-at-arms made the usual proclamatiou commanding all persons to keep silent. The roll of senators was then called by the assistant secretary. Senator Barber was sworn in, and the proceedings of last meeting read. Mr.

Young presented a communication irom juage Aicuinre, entering nis ap pearance in person and by counsel Messrs. E. W. Gantt, Youley, Wilshire and Warwick. i Senator Gallagher then appears! and was sworn in, alter which the secretary (the late lieutenant governor) assigned M.seats to the managers and ocuutttl for re- spondeut.

Messrs. Neaf and Minor were the only managers present, Mr. Meek; being sick. Mr. Wilshire, of counsel for then submitted a general demurrer to the articles of iiapeachment, claimisg that they were not sufficient in law, and asking for judgment for defendant.

Oa motion of Mr. Sarber the demurrer was placed oa Mr. Duffie asked for a reading of the articles of impeachment for information, but gave way lor a motion to adjourn to 10 s. m. Monday, which moi'on prevailed.

v-a Tbe MinrUI te t'engreia fair Ite-weral ultltcMl tlsabliltiM. The following is a copy of the joint resolution memorializing congress for remoTal of disabilities, introduced in" the boose early In the session, by Mr. Owes, of Benton, and which- passed that body on Thursday I Whereas, Gomity and friendly relations exist between us and the other states of the Union, and our relations with the federal government are harmonious and ssiulactory law and order, peace And security, reign, throughout our and under the benign influence of our free knSthutiona, and the faithful enforcement of tne laws, Old leuus are rapidly dying old animosities are being forgotten, sad old prejudices eradicated therefore. Be. it resolved by the General Ametnbly of the State of Arkanoas, That this general assembly doth respectfully, ask the congress ot the United States to remove all political disabilities from the citixeaa of this state, imposed upon them by the fourteenth amendment to the constitution, of the United and that our sens- tors sod representatives be requested to use all laudable efforts to carry this resolution into effect, The following is the vote on the resolution; Ayes Alexander, Barrow, Battle, Catej Chamberlain, Clayton, Cleland, Cohn, Crump, Epy, Fricks, Garner, Glass, Goad, Gray, Ham, Harley.

Harris, J. W4 Harris W. 'Harvey, Hawkins, Herring, Holibauga House, Joslyn, Mason, McLendon, Minor, Morgan, Neal, CNett, -Orr, Owen, Padgett, Palmer, Peek, Pittman, Preddy, Scales, Sampler Thompson, Tygart, Wagner, Watson. Wilson, Thos, Wilsoo W.E., Wood, Young fit. oes -Eubanks, Mayo, Parker Pilk-ineton.

Polk, Steel, Stephens, Tsy lor. Tankersley 9. Absent and not roung larbour, lias-den, Fulton, Grady Hasting, Hale, Haxledine, Howard, Janes, Jenkins, Johnson, Lane, Meek, Pittman-Prig-more, Robinson, liosell, Smith; Waters, Webb, Wiley 22, tb af it or i EES ATX. I March 17. Martin, offered the follow Yr Hsmaua, 51 be jedvo-arr mmi has, fromi mam unaccountable cause, thoroughly disorganised; and, Whcrcu, It i inpoamUe, uader tie a thia -n- iadiciarv cotniniUeev believing the tollowuif win in I a tare aecure a mtcuog, iyi berdirectexl to procure, fir tbe use of judiciary committee, ten gallon of wtusky ana one oox oi cigara, io wikw nnHr char? of the chairman vrunucu.

uuuuuk 'bU tru Qiuon oi luij new mem user miuee. i Howard offered the following amcna- meat: u- JUtolvei, That as none of that committee are addicted to drinking except the chairman, it will not require more than five gallons. Mr. Bushing moved to farther amend by adding one dozen oyster The chair inquired whether the gentleman meant oyster cane or cans of oysters. Mr.

Craloff inquired If those can were to be attached to any narratir or not. i Mr. Safber then essayed, in a seriocomic sort of way. to throw ridicule upon the Droceedins: by suggesting that the senator from hsving some pet measures that he wished to put through by the aid of the judiciary com mittee. DroDosed by the method recom mended to make all the committee drunk, so as to cahoogle them into his schemes.

Mr. Martin, not exactly appreciating the joke, arose to his feet in an excited 1 1 I i 1 manner, ana nerceiy piicneu iaiu orwr, the committee una tne rest oi manaina He thought it was a shame that the judi ciary committee had been so derelict in the discharge of their duties. I As cnair- man of that committee he had repeatedly tried to get the members together for the purpose of attending to highly important business and matters of the gravest interest, bat with the exception of the senator from Saline (Mr. Duffle) and the senator from Ouachita (Mr Elliott none of them sad responded to his calls, and he-thoueht they deserved some rebuke. After further debate, the resolution was indefinitely postponed and Mr.

Martin indignantly asked to be excused from further service nn the committee. Howard was sppointed othe engross- IT.JI ing commitiee, vice xiauiej, ehutuiui. i Benate bill 68, providing forthepay' ment of militia claims, ($50,000 appropriated), was read third time, placed on i 3 1 ft A A IIS UiiHl )aatuigs inn puncu iv iu -x. (JommiUee on claims submittea a report, which was received and placed on table. In this report bill for Over $1,800 for desks and wood work of senate cham ber was not recommended by the committee.

By Young Bill to attach part of Independence county to Jackson. Bead second time and. referred to committee on counties and county lines. BxHemmingway Bill providing for a state geologist, to be appointed by the gov- erner, tead second time ana reierrea to Committee on internal improvements. Bill for the relief of D.

E. Jones and W. N. Parrish (for- securing arrest of Hardwicke). Bead second time and referred to committee on claims.

House bill 50, for building and repairing levees, was read second time and referred to committee on internal improvements. Senate Wll for relief jof Stout, sheriff of Pope county, read and ordered en- grossed. Adjounied. i nocBK. March 17.

The rules were suspended for the introduction of bills. By Whlttemore: To aid the Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Eeferred to eoamuttee on agriculture. By the same: To prevent extortion by county officers. To judiciary.

By the same: Providing for the main-tainance of the institute for the blind, from January I to July 1, 1871. To ways and means. By the same: To prevent sheriffs from advertising lands aa being forfeited for oon-paymenrof taxes. Mr. Thompson moved to indefinitely postpone the bill.

Lost. The bill was then referred to judiciary By Whlttemore; To protect livery stable ketpers and for other purposes, Mr. Neal moved to refer to committee on penitentiary. Carried. By Whitteniore Memorial from D.

Beeve, judge of Puisski county, prsyipg the general assembly lor aa appropria tion ol $10,000 per yar to support pau per left by the burtraU of refugees, freed-inan acd abandoned land, on the county of l'ulaki. Kelerred to committee on memorials. By Prigmore A petkiou ot certain citizens of Jefferson county for removal of disabiiilies. By Steele: To provider for the filling of vacancies ia the office of governor. In case of vacancy in the office of lieutenant governor, the president pro tern of the senate is made governor, if there is bo president, then the speaker of the house, liefer red to the judiciary coinmittee.

By Peck To incorporate the Helena and Mississippi Perry and Bridge Company. To judiciary. By Stevens To remove the county seat ot Pike county from Murfreesboro to Antoine. i I'faig was a thrust at the member from Pike for interference in bill in regard to Sebastian county. I Mr.

Thompson moved that the bill be engrossed and made the special order for 1 p. nW-S-ISf i- This brought Mr. Wagner to his feet who was ociferons in his den uncis-rJons of it. He said Antoine: was not in Pike county, and he asked the gentleman from Sebastian (Mr. Stevens) if he knew where Antoine was situated.

The motion to engross was lost, and the bill was referred to committee on counties and county lines. The committee on county and probate coo its recommended the passage of bill so change the time of holding courts in Dallas county. Ordered engrossed and made the special order for 5 p.m. The judiciary committee recommanded the passage of senate amendment to the constitution reducing the number of supremo judges to three. The committee recommended an amendment, so that a majority may constitute a quorum.

lie-port adopted, and joint resolution passed 63 tO Mr. Cohn, from special committes reported a bill for the protection of settlers on lands of thjfr Cairo and Fulton Bailroad. Mr. Clayton, from committee on counties and county lines, recommended the passago of senate bill to create the county of Nevada, with certain amendments. -V -1 Mr.

Wagner moved that! when any member, rising in his seat, introduces a bill interfering with the local affairs of another county, the damage be assessed against the representative id that the cost for considering the bill for the re moval of the county site or me county be assessed against the ii i i Mr. jeu proposeu to auumu out Stevens and insert Wagner, for the Litter's interference ia the bill, to create separate courts in Sebastian, 5 jjotn motions were aeciareu out ot or der. By Waters: A bul to remove the disabilities of Lake E. Barber. lief erred to ton in to Before miring frxinr olyesUfiay', governs signed, quixe anqmbecof coanmatefons, among last the folWwiag C.

H-xpatrick, or PowhaUn, prosecuting attorney of the first judicial circuit, WafeiprdmateTto th legiala or a vtp- J.V Fitch, clerk or the circuit court Pslaski county. G. ye Prigmore, clexk of the circuit court of Jefferson county. -j-Besides the above, we are informed that commissions were also mad out toe tb following persons; D. C.

Casey, rotmty and probate judge ef Clark county. 1 Wm. n. Grey of the circuit court of Phillips county There seems to have been a hard struggle for' this position. Mr.

Bicharis, clerk of the house, worked very hard to obtain it, bat seems that Gray had to be conciliated, and would be satisfied with nothing less. Perhaps Mr. Richards' enthusiasm for re publicanism is again at the-ebb. Mr. T.

G. T. Steele, is said to jiave his com mission as -judge of the. 8th circuit, lately presided over by' Judge Searle. In the place cf Judge Storey, Mr.

Kingston, of Arkadelphia, or Douley, of Little Rock, are said to be the most prominent aspirants. Mr. Speaker Tankersley'is said to be ticketed for superintendent of the penitentiary. For the manner in which he conducted the late electidna in Clark county, we "have na doubt the people of tkat section will agree with us that a position inside that institution would be a more appropriate one Sot him. Fdrij-Nreend (eagrnt.

The complexion of the present house of representatives, as far as elections have been had is as follows: Republicans Democrat 128 ifj ....1 hold lndepontlaut The following states are yet to' election: Connecticut (4.) Texas (4.) California (5,) and Michigan (1.) Oat of these fifteen the democrats will get 9 and the republicans 6 which will make np the grand total an follows Tlepubliea as irt Democrats 108 independent Total 23 uepaoiicaa In the last, on 41st congress, the repub lican majority was 1 3 a falling off of only 471 In the last hotue the democrats had only 78 in this they will have 103! That show "what's the matter." it Ben Bice is chairman of the committee on mines and mining of the senate. He is also a member of the special committee on southern outrages, Pacific railroad, and privileges and elections. --The A and Me-ehanLal Journal having cersed publication, we no longer receive subscriptions for that paper. Persons who have subscribed through us, on application, will have their money refunded. The Helena Shield pays the following compliment to Maj.

John D. Adams: "The thanks of the tax-payers and people generally, of Phillips county, due Maj. John D. Adams, of Memphis, president of the Memphis and Arkansas river packet company, for his promptness in furnishing tarpaulins to temporarily cover the courthouse after the storm on the 10th ult. He was telegraphed to by the county judge immediately Rafter the storm and responded in that spirit of generosity and attention to business that characterizes the man.

We feel sure that our citizens will properly appreciate this act ot kindly consider ation to their interests." For EeTNT. 135 acres of choice cotton land, on south bank of Arkansas river, three miles from the city. Apply tp 2-26 tf FlETCH-Eft W'ALKtH. Baggies and Spring Wagons, st Cincinnati aatory Pricas, Wphoat Freight Adled, and Warranted, at J0S BB0. 2-281! DIED.

fn thie oity, oa Friday eveoing, March 17, 1871, idra. AlAar C. Maslbt, wife of M.J. Man ley, of this ci'y. tJiempkiapapeta please copy.

Ft.0l A L- SOTI0ES. Dktl NotK-k. 1 am happy to inform tbe jblio that I hare formed a partoerihip with Jr, L. Aofspatb. of Helena, a gsntle-maa at many years experjenee, who rank, the highest lo professional attainments, and I take great pleasure in recommending him to the entire confidence of the people.

lie will be ready to commence professional labors the 10th day or March, at my old place of business on the corner of Scott and Cherry street. H. N. CASK 2-2TJlm See advertisement of Dr. Batta Diapeaaa-ry.

headed Book for the Million MARRI-AUKUC'IPE in another column. Ttahonld he read by all. rs. WkiUomb'a yras for children, many a doctor's bill may be saved, and mach auSerinc averted. Bead th advertisement la another eolsma.

8-14-dt-wlt BTAdvUhivtnU'foriU- be handed in it ais o'eloek in the nternoan of each dap. in order to innre immrtion. KOTICE. W1 ARK XOT DOIXO A CREPIT BUS-i IiS i.8SJ -'and cannot to ran oyer thirty days, loos who ean- so pay on me om oi eaca moata will please sot ask toe credit, -r Those ef oar esstomers who air is srrsars ever thirty days will pleas pay np it is a mnpleatant to dun a to dunned. 1 CASH BUSINESS.

Ti 1 tff' a Our haaisesr win be7dons on a strictly cash basis, er thirty days te tdose who pay Fromptlr. ihiswlll eaable as to do better or oar customers as well as for ourselves. S-lSdtt XU-ttJJjfirii 4t E0BBRTS A COl, AT Tilt Hock Mills, ar paying cash for all wheat delivered at ton' miUs. Farmers can always rely aeoa setting full market vata 1b eaas ii. i a-laVtf fAlabama Iiimof6) A STOCK JTBitTROM THE XA sVliU ivr iaio rs Tf0WsltWI-br MACIIIiTBiOr.

'K ia removed to thm i A 1CK la net ol Markham and Scott atrect. 8-I7d6tw2t IMPORTAUT CHANGE 1 1 T' -I; A eom plots sad Sssorud atoek of DRY C0EDS! be sold lost at issta hi (I' JL euiaeas Littl Hek and vioinlt, hehas eoaeladed to ait the Dry Gooda ti eatiroly, aad eentse hisaaeti to the (hat trade HOUSE-FURNISEIINQ GOODS. iht -od2 21 offers al h4 etSln toltslryUo.d da ainaiew AT COST FOR CASH XSSJt Jisias, Uooda. Inah Ucf.ns.i bDeaehed and Brown Domestics. VVhite 04a.

Piece Shoes aad Boots. Boys land Men's CloUiii. 1 V- wsstsBhirM in the city. TC 7W1 ana taction llose, llaadk.rchi.fs. and Mea'allats.

a Bae assortment of Ladies' Kur 1 and Man a Kbawls. Nufiuus all d.at-rip- T.rL. "-Wi aosorted lut of Trunks, etc, ete .1 stock of Uouse-famishing Goods will yiaocs as low as any fcu. in iBmian nn.i a aa. Unite liruniie it 111 till aaruienware.

Wholesale Wd Retail. 1 Ii Th best mannfaettrrvrs of Silver Plated War aad German; reiver; 1 able Catlery. WiUow-war. Wopd.n-war.. Curtains and onoetinge, Ulaaketa, A.mwmtam anBr.ia rr: liqii tnen and Cotton mferts and Quilts, msu saaus.

it CLOMIXU OUT SALE DRY GOODS! Ts oomaeni st es c. S. NAVitA, l-29d Kramer 4 Miller Block. DIETRICH SON, (r Fleteber ttlfsUe 11 loci Main Street. Littlf ock, Arkansas.

Ire now prepare! to show a rerj Complete) Stock of Mi NO OSS, Ziia, dies Shoos. Purchased since the late decline in Prices, which yrejj propose to sell for as heap as any House In! tbe Trade. fj. i CALL AND THEM LITTLEt ROCK 'i F0RMEBtT! fljtQAB MILL. fcirrics; TTAVIWO leased theahov soilla for a term JJL of yeara.

a re bmwi prepared furalsh eiUaeas ef LitU iUk aad vieiaity with Choico Frosli Flour Fresh lloltei Corn Heal, e.4.J. if, TBESH OBAXXAI1 PLOUR. i i Attasbed te this aattl Wher stay sqjisUnUy foand KLKSn BRAIf, I tsU0RT8. coRU. OATS, IIMOTHT HAT.

PRAIRIE II KY. OKOUND fXtd.XTO..STC. All Delirered Free of Carg in ia any Quantity, to any part of the pity. t.v; iv 'jaw Cass Paid for TTBeat and Cora. Harnes, llober ts Coi "Mtf noa riiE EEtTra orraroATS.

is Lea ver tapes, tneiuresa Sails, Basisees rait, li.ot.'.ui.n 'o-nisbisg tsaods o( all deeonpuous, go to toe. -1 utti iiaciuiMr UMtr po r- I il RLQUliiMILLS, iu 8ATUBDAY. MARCH 18. Bay ik meHr -The Little Bock Buildiaj Associatioa a eoroorsi soaXy. founded on pnn- i riples strictly ataal.VWB'.l rly 100 members.

Each abarvSoia-1 per Zo cents monmiy ar ubecribed by him. The money teceiTea I uus way la uaea oj xn memoer i nnr: KaiBH I Arr4 An Af hill dlflfffl. Ail i CATIUflKB I a i i .1 aT- Mm jiua i the mexdbera. The management member. management, oi i awodationV boainesa aSaira entmated toaeren director (choaen annually.) The plan qa which the boainesa ia earned on renders eTerything perfectly eeoute timet, aa only apprwd real estate and oatk are known as aaseta on the association a books.

Economy of management wtiaran-teed only one salaried officer being allow ed. BeTeral member hT been furniahed with homes already. The association will fulfill the purposes for which it was crea ted within four and a half years (at for theat, and probably sooner,) at the expi ration of which time a settlement will take place. All members for which homes were purchased or erected will THKX become the sole owners of them all others will receive the amount of their stock subscription in caa i Parties in need of funds to purchase or red homes in our city will consult their in terests by becoming members of this association. The board of management are Isaac Lawrence, Wra-B.

Pensel, W. D. Blocher, J. IL Haney, Gordon N. Peay, J.

McAlmonL The officers of the Association are B. Wait, Presidents i AValter Wittenberg, Secretary o. II. Tucker, Treasurer. W.

s. JJaTis, Auditor. U. M. Bode, Attorney.

Laxd Pilts. "We wonld call the at tention of land agents and ethers to the fact that we hare on hand the most ex- tensire assortment of land plats to be fond in the state, embracing every kind and variety, which are sold at exceeding- jT low rates. desireus of pur chasing should call at our counting 'room." ''i Notice to Oca" Spb8Cmbers. We have made arrangements with John II. Carmany pnblkhers of I the Ovtr- wuot we are enabled to -furnish said magazine in connection with this paper, for the sum of per annum vfgg both publioUions.

Send in your names. Those who- have already paid thir subscripUons to our: ob- tain the monthly by remitting us $3.50. Jloe uveriann one of the very best magazines published in the conntry. tf oavoel-Byel i nr ex-impeached gorernof and newly elected U. 8.

senator, sent a message to the house last evenine informinar that body that he had turned oVer aU the oooks and papers of the governor's office 4 a a (Mr. Hadley.) He leaves for Washing ton this morning to take his seat in the federal senate. The people of will bid him God-speed if he will never return again to the state. It will be a happy riddance, even if he does go to the When he reaches there we opine his road, will not be quite so smooth asm the down trod den state of When he leaves confines of the state; there will not be one soul in her borders but will breathe freer. Good-bye to the militia, jay hawking dictator who has ruled Arkansas with a rod of iron for the past three years.

Peksojtau -The many 'warm 'friends in this city of that gallant, old sojldier and true type of the goodold days -of yore. General J. Churchill, werer glad to meet with hiui on yesterday.Ji" The gent-" ral is now living on his-Arkansas river planution, and paldiva 1 fly ins; viit on yesterday to see how matters ppliticalry are going on. lie was well pleased with the ituation-Aespecislly, witli the sews from Kew "Hampshire, and "tLinki" the campaign of 22 ia opening, up hand W'' Major Clifton Wharton who Is connected with the Memphis" A Louisville rail road, Is in our city, Major Wharton has mad many friends, 'during: his visit to our city, as well for personally, as for the interests ofe rail road ho so ably represents -0j if Wears in reowpt of, prospectus Is sued by Messrs, F. W.

Lynn, Tom Ward and. J. Tf rexsyant, "who )roposet if safliciently encotlraged, to skart a pkper at Jacksonport to to called iheacatsofli-port Herald. i It is proposed to make the Htrmtd "the organ of the peopU of Jackson county," opposed to radicalism and devoted tuaia-ly to the local and -naaierid interests of the Joauntryr hope the people of Jackson and, surrounding -counties will give this prorxed Mterprise--a hearty support and Uberal encouragement. The interests and" necessities of the! oountry demand the establishment lof a good newspaper and organ ef the people at Jackson pox Which is destined to become the centre of a large and flourishing commercial business.

We hopo the gentlemen who hare taken this enterprise in hand will meet with: abundant success and that we will iooa hare the' pleasure of welcoming' the Hertdd to bar sancturn. SocnrnzKJi Paciko Baixboad. We have received an elegant engraving, giving the route of this line, and a large and accurate view of the bay of San Diegoits Pacific terminus. The drawing is made from official measurements by Col. Williamson, of eosineer-ing in the Virginia military institute, and in its correctness I endorsed by 1 CapC John M.

Brooke, latsC S. ICavy. The recent grant by congress of seventeen million of aerr to thisf road, jaaake this map and with its accompany ing iaformatioa (including recent and ral-cable letter of Com. Maury) a timely and interesting publication. It can bw obtained at the college bookstore, Lexiog-too, Va.

Price, S5 cents. 1 1 1 U'lAfliiW' iiiny 6 i ODD 0 V7 8 BUILDING, orV'ef Scott Markham Streets, ZsittloHoclZe 1 a The Finest Stock of Fancy UHOCEBIES ever Introduoed into tho at of 0 4 VEHY 4 0 ft STOCK OF STAPLE Groceries and ri ovisionf saai DRIED FRUITS: Jutstapberrieat, Blackberries, Pitted Cherries, a i Apples, -T, Turklslt Prunes, OS 0 0 Cracked 3 Pearl Barley, ji Grits, 1 llouiiuy, 1 Beani, Ifalzena. Farina, Sea Moss Farloe, ttC, Etc, 0 SH a tie XT Hi MESS BEEF, 'TRIED BEEF, r. 15 II BEEF TONGUES, SUGAR CUBED HAMS, BfeEAki'isr 'l A FISIT, vAFUU ASSORTMENT. .1 1 Jt.

0 sH PICKLES, A vsry iss folsettes. i I irt. Ml tirasis artils. TABLE SAUCES, Is crest varisty. 9 lit nr.

kv 5 ft 9 If 5 FAXXCT XwCXWLUIlTV riour, (- COFFEES, SUOA11S SYRUPS VINE3AR, IT CO 'in' f-Jpatani Cliccsa''' 2-13dtf. LADIES AXI OeWlEMEN: HaTlng fsUrbceit lAdiiced. by flattering prospects to purchase an unusuallj heary stock, a large portion of irhlch We haie still unsold, and bclna strong arlheren of tie principle that it Is not best for merchants to carry good from one season to another, we hare concluded to commence, njow our i SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE, hich fvr the last fire years we hare conducted satis Tactorily to our palions as well as ourselres. jaly will, as heretofore. eiiibrucci cvcrytliing in the Mara mollt StortS whicll It IS COllCCtl ed, always keeps JL LAHG2Fs STOCK AND Ihl to irLiri ty i tliaj any establishment of the kiad in the State.

It is unaecessary to say to those who have lately visiled our Store that our shelves and coun ters are literally crowded with teasonaule, serviceable and de- sir abl 3 which have been purchased in the best markets this country, especially for the vvant3 of tho community. Tho st ajsoa having proved one ofiSari ouj oiiapointmont to merchants as well as platters, wa will be content to realize frca this ttock what it has cost nt, and gv3 purchasers all the advan ttgjs they wotild have were they buy i jc at whble3itlo from first hands. THS LARGEST STOCK OF UXY GOODS, THE LARGEST ST0Ci OF Xj IX I JNT G- AND THE Largest Stock of CARPETS AND house! furnishing goods in the Stale, and we have marked them dawn to COST, which Always; Makes Them Sell. 7e do this on onr fixed business principle, that we will not carry goods over. We would ask all parties who intend making large hills, and especially those who have been waiting for this announcement, to call early and avoid the crowd.

1 LOOK AT OUR PRICES! ABC DxAUTMKNT. Silkl 1.85 Km press Cloths from 60 Kim ai.d Wool Serges 75 Irish Iromj. 1.60 Japauege Poplins from 1.50 8, 10, Oauaburg if tripes 12)4 Uermsn I'qplins from l.io All-Wool Lielaines 38 tycoon Hops from 85 Amerioan Celaineg from 22 French Meyinoea from 90 Bleached lioinestio 8 Unbleached Domestic Hyi Kngljgh Merinos i- Colored Alpaccaa 25 Ulaca Apacoaa. 60 Kngtieh 0rtnrgB 45 Bed licksU lt Xrunka I.25 I.ASIES' DEPAltTMEJfT. White Cottba Hose from vorsets iroa.a: Uem-sti tested Handkerchifs Wool bbawila froiav.

Cloaks Khwl buiita from ropiin oaiia 9.00 11 a id fcuita 14.00 Black Alpaeoa baits irotn Colored A Ipacca tiuita 15.0tf Cloth Jaekjets rrom- s.oe Velv veteen Caeaues from- Astraaaa ttaoaoes 6.0a Cloth eacqSes S.00 Dresainf eaeqoea from. 2.00 Tucked jfcitrls 1.6S Plain Skirts 1.10 Night S.0U vnr Linen fiapkms, per doses. from Linen Towels, per doaen. Irish Richardson's ins i 40 Damask lablo Covers, d'rom I Mar.eilles Wuilts 2.00 Crib-Quilt: irons J.rQ 17 White Flanuels 25 Red from js Opera 60 Cotton i'lannels. 15 Bla ta fro 1 25 CAAfKlta's froa 30 CXXTUI5Cf 'AftD GEWTSsI7BHlSn.

a-. Fins Blaek Cloth SiuU.Zr;..T.-..t 16.03 Don 4 JHJ Gtood IinitiaeateuitB. 8 XX) Jeana 1.2U Faaer Cam hitney Beaver OvercoabWwWl Vi00 kitaey Us.DO Good 1 ft 0d Uentiemen a wood 'vr bits feaurtsu.au. in I rue lit skimjujMi Patent Pantaloon ttood Uood Fin liressiBciaw cStlk.HtS-io onffff- i ur ilau LapJiobe. ThU irstJ WtV-live yo4 bat a faint Ides of th IMMESfc, BTtrCK have to du Doeeoi at low 1 Alh who kav auendod oar previous safes will testify that they ar not gotten np for th parpoeeef ttooibaggioa; iha.

aabiie1nt adopted in a lair and legitimate way lor Bioviag ad our surplus stock. As the axvantarMut thiasaUare greatly in adraace ot any thing, ot otfered ia eommuuily, it will be don 7 itrifcily Tor Cash. -TH03c IsAFPJZaTS. MAIViMOTH STORED ilarkh am Street. Ar.

eMiSSsfatajittjaj' .40 -ool main a) nss sswV? AW whom all letters on boainess moat dressed. Z-UU I Pacific a 1 1 Oi. JfAJS. A. IIJENRY, jRQPRIETOB.

LtTTLV BOCK. 1st- AKKAKSAS. MISCELLATTEOUS. Great X2XCitCmGrit. ovss VMS rwoxnaam.

success or BUILLI ANTI COOKING STOVES! THE LARGE TTOS BER OP PRBVIUM3 warded BKILLI lac stovet at all the leadis fair ia the eoaatry, together with the aaaaiaons tev timoa; of the tkoaaagda of honaekprs who have used them, atamp them witkoat seabt The Itesit Cookinjc Stoves in Back's BriltlaoAwss awarded the tret fremiamat tne ct- i.eai ir. jsi. First Premism at the St. Louis Fair. 1W0.

Pint Premiam at the St. Louis Fair, li6. First Premiam at the Lonia Fair, 17. First Premium at the St. Lonii Fair, 1S.

First Premiam at the tit. Loaia Fair, is. Firat Premiam at the Loolaiana btat Fair New Orleans. 1868. First Premiam at the Loauiana Stat Fair at Kw Orleans.

1870. r. firet Premiam st MemphU Fair, irst Premiam at Memphis Fair, 1870. irt remittal at maay otker Fairs ef Defeating in setaal trial alt the lea4ist -Steves of the coaatry, iaoludiag tb Char- rr Oak. Charter.

Amerioan, Champioa. uhioa, btewart, liwne Comfort, and rear otker; and to-day the 'BUCK'S RCLLLANT'' btoTe ataoda WITUOUT A IVAli. Bverf atore gaaraateed to give eatir aatiafaetion the money refnnded la tatL' Forssleby; HEdB M0SSIS0K, Geal AgHs, And dealers in all kind Coekiag and Ceatlag btovea, liawar. Xin plate. Tie-sort stock.

sad also areola for the elsbrated 60AL CUUsObiU bloVJJ MfjaehB ejaaraatce, raebeat eoal Cooking Store ia the market. LITTLE BOOK AGENOY, i Bender l-XU Markham Street. v. raaiss. t.

r. styaxr. TV. IV. CO.

Ho. al Btlllaa Rw, CIQII OF THE COTTOTI.BAXE, UUUDO. VliUlUil and QUEENS ARE! AYEBY PLOWS of all kinds. rB ARE KOW OFFERiXO; IoulSTlUo Cement, and Xlatcren' Ilalr, XtSKD ZTCED RA TE3. DEUEL A CATES, 74tf Markham street.

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