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OS DAILY GAZETTE. EDUCATIONAL. St.Ii ouis SatvWorlis Governor Clayton made a flying visit TheAraf ind iaoer fmportant fluty of PBOFESSIOlTAXt CARDS. John hallvk; late op memphis, tennessee, Attorney at Law, LITTLE BOCK, AKXANSAS. Oryrc DUter Block, Uulhkn street 717 St.

Johns' Colleger THE next session of the College will com-mnce on the third Tuesday of ictrv. 6er. 1T0. A tun eorpsorable and learned processors will teach ancient, and modern languages. mathematics, moral, mental, ana natural ecienoes.ete.

1 be preparatory department will be pro vided wita a competent teacher. Meps Dave been taken to procure tne nec essary chemical, philosophical, and astronomical aparata, which will greatly facili tate instruction ta the natural sciences. U-ood families a parcbaeiar. tiaproving, and settling upon the College lots, the Col lere boardina- house will be enlarged, and by these means students will be accommodated with board near the Coilege, and at a moderate rates as can possibly be afforded. The discipline of tne institution is milita ry, promoting a development of the physical constitution, manly carriage, and bearing, and good order.

1 bedrest grey pants, ana cap, wita military buttons, is neat, cnetp. or durable eolor, and tasting, ihe trustees adopted the West Point grey, before the war, and possessing advantages over other colors, they have not deemed it necessary to change it. In the selection, and compensation of pro fessors, the coarse and moans of instruction, facilities for boarding, discipline, the trustees are determined to lear nothing undone within their power, to make the institution, what its founders designed it to be, a first elasa College, where the young men of Arkansas nay receive a complete education without going abroad. Contributions of books for tbe Library are earnestly solicited and during; the fall and winter ladies are requested to furnish shrubbery to ornament the College ground. We desire tbe list of free students, made up of the sons of deceased aad indigent ma sons, selected by tbe Urand 31 aster on the recommendation of the deputies, to be full.

xne tuition 01 tne paying student will remain, a heretofore, at too for the session of ten months, for all the collegiate depart ments, payable quarterly tn advance For further information eorresoonil with John W. Kison, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, LntlOKoekfArkansas, K. 11. bi.NUL.lSH. President of 1 rug tees.

8 4 Sirs. Clopton's Female tutel Oy Monday. 3rd of October, 1870," Mrs. Mary B. Clopton will open a Female Institute of high grade, at Mrs.

Crutchfield'a former residenee oa Cumberland street. Little Rock. The eoure of instruction will embrace tbe English, Branches, Ancient Languages. with French, Gorman and Drawing. Mrs.

Clopton is a native of and has resided there, up to the present time. She is a ditiaeuUked graduate of Burlington College (St, Mary's Hall). ew Jer ey. and comes to Little Koek highly endorsed by the President of that Institution, a well as by her forarer patrons, in Lynchburg, Virginia, whe-e she ha been teaching for some time. Tuition, per month Payable in adrance.

Primary depaf mentia English Branches $6.00. Advanced department in Branches, to include Ancient and Modern Languages, if desLed Drawing, extra 45.00. For further apply to, or' ad-drees. REV. H.

II. MOKRELL. or DR. WM. CANTKKLL, Tl Little Rock, Ark" The following endorsement is kindly given by the ReT.

Mr. Mori-ell Che undersigned takes pleasure in ststing at he feels assu-ed that Mrs Clnntnn i eminently fitted the conduct of such an Institution as is proposed in the above circular, and which seems to be demanded in the community anu the existence of which as in all other towns and cities does not essentially conflict with other educational interests. H. H. MORRELL.

8 io UNIVERSITY OP VIRGINIA. rpHE Session of this institation eomraenc-X es annually en the 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER and continues, without interruption, till the Thursday preceding the 4th of July ensuing. The organization of the institution is very complete, embracing extensive and thorough courses Of instruction in Literature and bcience, and in the professions of Law Medicine-and Engineering. The CID3el of the Academic or Kfn dent, exclusive of the cost of Text books and clothing, and pocket money, amount to about $65 pe? session of nine months; and of the Engineering or Medical Student to about $396, of which sums, respectire, $220 or ia payable on admission, and tne balanee in the progress of the session. For details send for catalogue.

P.O. "university of Virginia." S.MAUPiy. Chairman ot the Faculty. 8 3 dood6ww6t UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA DEPAETMEIST. yEW ORLEANS.

FACCLTT. A. H. CENAS, M. Emeritus Professor oi "josieincs.

JAMES J0y ES. M. J' Pgofessorof Obstet rie. WARREN STOyE. Professor of Snr- ST7: RICHARDSON.

M. J. Professor of Anatomy. SAMUE M. BEMISS.

M. Medicine. STANFORD CH AILLE, sor of Physiology. Professor of Profes- FRANK HA WTHoRy.M, Professor niuns meaica. JOSEPH Joy ES.

M. Professor of Chem- ttrr. C. J.BICEHAM.1M.' Demonstrator of Anatomy. Thirty-third annual coarse of instmc- uon in mis department will commence on Monday, the I4th day of November, 1870 ana terminate on za Saturday of March.

1871 Preliminary Lectures on Clinical Medicine ana surgery win be delivered in the amohi. theatre of the Charity Hospital, beginning uu mi xom vi uctooer, wiinout any cnar to students. The Anatomical rooms will I opened at the same time. The members of the Faculty are Visiting Physician and Surgeons to the Charity Hos-. pital, aad give instruction daily at, the bed- mutoi mtiict.

im praeucat advantage th os offered to student are unrivaled or all the Leture. $140; Matricu- iBuon, o. rraeticai Anatomy, 10; Uradua Uon, $30. Payment required in advance. For further information address T.

J. RlCHAEDSOy. M. 7 SO Dean. FRANKLIN COLLEGE, SITUATED AT Clarksville," Arkansas.

Tbe First Collegiate Tear Will commence on Monday, September 12. 1870, under the supervision and control of tne nnaersignea ooara oi xrostees, appoint- ririiiii wranao oi a. i. juason. The Faculty ill eoatist ef a President, Professor of matnematics ana languages, and all of whom will be gentlemen eminently quauueu mr iiieir aeverai pokiuons.

The Advantages. ciety as good as any ia the Wesr. buildings in a loc-iny srooa ana neannv. witn m. n- large ana eommoaious.

erected especially for the carjoss. and whera hn.rd k. oau as eneap a ta any town in tne state; ra we jeei warranted in staling taat no similar insutuuon can otter g. mdace- menu. Terms Fer Session Will range from to I2S.

which will ha r. quired in advanee. A. S.McKKNX0y. i J.

L. ROGERS, T. K. MAY. R.S.

W. L. CKAVESS J. W. MAY.

8 9 w4t. Board of Trustees OzarJi Institute, NEAR FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS. fTUIE next annnal session of this Tnstitn-X tion will commence September 12th, la70, and close June 15th. 1871.

and will h. divid ed into two terms of twenty week each. The second term will commence January 20, 170, For particulars address V. tl. LEVfcRETT, Principal, or R.L.

LACY. Prof, of Math's, 8 18 w4t, Fayetteville, Ark. Z1. V7. Irvine ci to Helena a few days ago, in.

company with some of his 'staff officcra." for the purpose, we understand, of healing up the dissensions of the happy family in that part of the moral vineyard. His arrival is thus chronicled by the enwrtlftf' rpj-pnfion herm Inst Run. tiny morning was a stunning affair. The diminutive, one-boiler, low-priced, fourth- class stern wheel steamboat, that brought this pompous specimen of official arrogance around, arriyed here at 9 o'clock, and on placing his official foot noon Phillips county soil, he was met by Jerry, the porter of the Shelby House. "It is due to Jerry to say he was acting in the capacity of a man of buniness that morning, rather than a partisan, though his illustrious services in governor's late war in Crittenden might lead to other The result of the governor's mission is thus summed up by the same paper: u.

He, if he did anything by his visit, seemed to widen the breach, by diogunting the b4gt and most influential republicans of the county with his arrogance and self-conceit, as his selection of men to do his bidding, carry out his purposes in thi. part of the state, lmd previously done. nnlly far RrMki. The radicals of perry county held a county convention on the Pth, at Terry-ville, and after resolving that Governor Clayton was "the right man the right place," furtLer rteolced "That our senators and representatives to our next state legislature are instructed 10 vote for lion. oa.

Brooks for United States senator." jjere'B a nut lor Urudder Bont-s to crack. What will the Republican and "its backers" now have to say about that "faction" "headed by such men as Hodges. Brooks Co." being "antagonistic to the governor and the best interest of the state and party?" We will wait to see. i x.nav2i&.Lu e- naa uie pleasure greeting yesterday onr old time friend, CoL A. Witt, of Van Buren county, wno is on a short visit to the city.

The heavy rains of the past two days caused the cistern just dug in the bacement of the new Odd Fellows building to cave in. Thanks. We are indebted to our es teemed friend, Mr. Tom Steele, fr a bush el of luscious pears, grown on Eis plants tion below the city. The weather since Sunday lias been anything but settled.

Heavy Trains fell both days, and the clouds are still dark and heavy overhead. Meteorological Cbsebtatioss. bvAlbkrt tOHiv, Watchmaker akd JawsLFarl Thermometer 78 8J 79 Barometer 20.9-2 19.9-2 211.8-4 29 8-3 Aua-nst 15. Thermometer T9 81 Kl 80 ZW.H i l-O CO ft A Roskell's aoeroid Barometer. xne river is at present on a stand.

ThcFoit went Sunday and the Fort Smi fiom above The DardBnelJe ia due fiom below this evening. She goes out again on Thurs day? The Fort South goes to gpara evening. On White River the elegant steamer R. P. Walt goes down to-morrow morning on arrival of the train at the Bluff, ar-rivingjafeMeiuphis on Thursday, night.

Jenkins is her agent. SPECIAL NOTICES. A Messack to thb Ladies. It is not necessary to coat the faded fibres with filth, or to stain the order to renew in your blanchicgt ringlets tho lustroa hue of their prime. Phalon's ViUlia.

or Salvation for the Ilair, as tlear.acd transparent a fluid as that which sparkes ia your cologne bottles, effects the change more satisfactorily thian any other prcparaticn in the world. -8 10 dCt. Coxscbiai. Telicitt. Xothics; tepds mtre to connubial hai'iiineas, than cbeorf jl and healthy infants and ehilurcn.

ilrs. Whit-eomb's Syrop is the great children's sooth-its remedy 8 16 dCt wit. No end to the Books at Stevenson's Depository just received, a splendid variety of Methodist Hymn Books, Disciplines, Commentaries, and for sale at PpaisHERs' Petces. 8 13 dAwlf. A 'rl.

I offer my seryiecs to the citizens of Little Rock as an experienced grainer. By permission, I refer to the following parties to whom I am indebted for the interest they have manifested in me by giving me several jobd of work T. L. Alden.Woif A lire, B. Bernays, James Cook, James N.

Smithee. J. Central House. Teeth Extbactxo Vv'ithout Paik with the use of Nitrous Oxid Ga by Dr. Sneed, Dentist, corner Scott and Cherry streets Dr.

Case's old office. 8 6 1. Twenty tierces Henry Ames sugar cured hams at 27 ceuU by the tierce (every ham guaranteed) for cash, at Kramer, Miller Co's. 8 3 1m. Eee advertisement of Dr.

Butts Dispensa ry, headed Book for the Million MARRI AGE GUIDE in another column. It should be read by all. Cheese, choice butter, breakfast bacon at Kramer, Miller Co'." NEW AD VEKTISEaiEIf TO. ASSORTED Corks fur Fruit Jars at i DODGE rrWOTH, Sail and Hair Brashes at -a. xuuati jt PAIM.

Varnish and Dut Brushes at LODGE i CO. 'S. i WHITE WASHrrUitcrers and Jbrubhcsal DUDG A EXTALSurriias, complete assortment vDii i CO 1 OO bbli Cement, for sale st (09 Boxes Window Olaff. siorteJ Fines, foreale at DubuE Ai Co'a. Go North and Cast -BY TILE-LOUISVILLE ROUTc, AKB SECT at Quicker Time, Core Comfort, An JL.OS Clmugo ot oarti, TUAX BT ANY OTHER ROUTE.

0 KO CHANGE OF CARS FfcObi JiEnrins to lotjisVille ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Cincinnati, Chicago, Clevelaad Pittsburg, Philadelphia uaik ONLY TWO CHANGES TO' Baltimore and Washington. Close connections made at Homboldt for ot. liouis. Omaha, Kansas City. and all points Wett.

tea. Eastern passengers will avoid delay, incident to route having but one through iAVJlK'i LOUISVILLE. vny at depot of Memphis and Louisville Lin in Memphis. Freirht all points in Arkansas, at guaranteed rate. and front Memphis by rail.

4 i AlBKBT FIXK, 8-a-f Gen'ISupt. MERCHANTS' St. loois, "Arkansas and White River racsci I'ompsBf, Composed of the following first-class Light Draught Steamers earner UFA H.J. K. Voorhes, Master.

SUE, W. K. Massie, On, Ar i Vi a tkn. V.n Til 1 quick dispatch for Little Rock and Fort Smith via Arkansas and White Rivers. Orders solicited.

JAS. J. SYLVESTER. Gen'l Ag't, 1 North 2d street. St, Louis, Mo.

o-o-TXbat Through to Memphis in 14 Honrs MEMPHIS A3D LITTLE ROCK EAILROlDj Change of Time DAILY TRAINS SUNDAYS INCLUDED. ON and after Thursday, the 11th of August, 1870, passenger trains will arrive and depart as follows: 1ASTV1RD TttAIXS Leave Bnntersville at 5 JO a. m. Time of arrival rn Hemphis u'. KETCa5ISO Leave Devalls BIBS' at 6 r.

m. Arrive at Hunters ville at 8.30 r. m. Connection made at DevalTa RlnfT mith steamer Osage, at Clarendon, with the line of stages thence a distance of fifteen mile present terminus or tne Eastern Division of thi road, and thence by rail to Memphis, connecting with all trains bound north, east and sooth. 'Jit rough tickets to all nninli nn cured at th Markham street Ticket Office of this Company.

B. D. WILLIAMS. General Agent and Sup't. H.

D. Pabksb, Freight Agent. BtTLKU. Ticket Agent. En.

B. Blahkt, Passenger Agent. 1 1-t Great U. S. Mail Route be i tween Memphis and New York.

1 ileniphis Charleston Railway Shortest, Quickest and Best Route to Eastern Gitaes. PASSENGERS Uk notice. This is the all rail route to eastern cities. Two tram daily to New York, Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta.

New Orleans, and nortl. et aad west; 189 mile shorter to Washington 98 mile shorter to New York; 7 mile shorter to Chattanooga than other route. Sleeping car on aU night trains. Passengers take notice. From two to ffve dollars saved by buvinr thronrh tiVkot.

Baggage checked through, for through ucketa apply to the general ticket office. Anthony House, Little Rock and to No. 278 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. jVt. JENSKlNl.neral SnPt Freight and Passenger Agent, Little Rock Arkansas.

mchI4-dwtf MEMPHIS AND AEKANSAS EIVEB PACKET COMTANr. U. S. 2ril 3 Low Water one'of the following Hock0 Jackets leave Little For Pine Bluff, mouth of Whit River, tielena, Memphis and all way landing DARDANELLE, R. L.

Dismnkes, Master. flVaiv Ttinrarltiv mnvn o'clock, a. m. FORT GIBSON. James Bowlin.

Master. Leave every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock vf' i rni.l n. IV. XT 1. With the entirnlv n.

.1 wheel steamer, PAT CLEBURNE. Rees Pritchard. Master. Connecting at Memphis with all trains going east, and St. Louis and Cincinnati i2i.

i. o. Fort Smith will leave for Spadra Bluffer ery Puesdav evening at 5 p- m. e.t. Vt3 Mil.

I1X1W Iftw iuDia Phis or mouth of White River will be InrwarH.il tl. 1. .1..: 4- eharge for transler. JOHS D. AUAB1S, Pres'l, No.

3. Madison Memphis, Tenn. a-i-dwti QHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. Passensrera voinr north nr at will in and eomfortby taking the rout of the "nio and Mississippi railway from St Lauia Three daily train leave each city, morning; noon and evening, running the entire route, Thi road connects eloselv with tha nuk.t. at St.

Loais. the Illinois Central railroaa from Cairo at Odin, and tha Tn1i.nrtn!iaan4 Jefierson ville railroad from Louisville at Sy mour. At Cincinnati it makes close connection for aU points east with tbe main railroad lines. All rail eonneetionr or this route from Memphis to St. Louii and all eastern cities.

Arkansas DSreanaer should that route via th Ohio ami Mississippi road. i if 1 LlT VT. General Paste ger Agent, St. Louis. dec2dwVlv.

LCDS TO YOUR CHILDREri. Tue Great Soothing Remedy. RS. WHITCOMB-S STRUP Cure Colli! ia (tHih? is the Bowels, and fa cilitates the process ef teething, fcubdues Convulsions and overcomes all disease incident ti Infants and Children. Cures Diarrhea, Dy entery and Summer Complaint ia Cb iJren of all Ages.

Price 25 cents, It is the Ureat Infant and Children a in all disorders brought ea by 'leeching or any other cause. i by the Grafton Medicine St. Loais, Mo. bold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine Kotice." AH traasisat -edvertlseaaeaU from this date will tub, and mart be paid for before they are inserted. Regular advertisers' bill will irwilUd ea th last day fech month.

Carriers. not permitted to deliver er sell patera to' other than regal subscribers. Single eopiei can be pro en red at th book stores.and at tha Mtropolitaa Hotel altar taad. i'ivi TUESDAY 18, 1870. Tmlral Cestsjrreaalesu.l Dlatrtct, A conrention of the representatires of .1 1 1 people 01 ice oa aistrict woo ar op posed to radicalism and in fayor of an honeat and economical government, will te neid at uarpahixle.

on Thursday. the first day of September, to nominate a candidate to represent that district in the next congress. AU the counties in the district are requested to send delegates. Chakox or tivs Pbofoszp. The county convention of Pulaski recommends a change in the time at holding the Dar- danelle convention, from the 1st to the 15th day of September.

We think: the suggestion a good one and hope It will be adopted by the other counties. Parties who desire an adrertisemeat in our city directory should avail then elves at an early day of thejbpportnnity now presented. There are a few vacant places yet, though they are being rapidly taken up. rope County (Conservative Conveav- A convention of opposera of radicalism in Pope called to meet at Dover, on Wednesday, the 81st day of August, to select and appoint delegates to the con gressional aad senatorial conventions, and to transact any other business deemed ad visable. All who are in favor of true re publicanism and detest that thing of cor ruption called radicalism, are requested to take part in the primary township meetings, and to see that they are well represented.

Let all, irrespective of old party lines, be up and working for the cause of liberty and good government. JFCKKBAt. Notice. The friends and acquaintances of C. B.

and Isophene Sin gle, are invited to attend the funeral of their infant daughter, Harriet, Heagy, from the residence of E. P. Gaines, corner of Haxle and-East, at 4 -p. m. to-day.

Services by Kev. H. B. Fraxee. Our campaign paper has already rcavueu a circulation tnac no paper ever obtained in this 1 Oh, Lord, how these official organs are giveri to lying! The above is decidedly the coolest, most barefaced untruth yet penned Jby the chief of Price's Congo Minstrels, The Gazette prints at least two papers to one of the organ and probably more.

In fact, we seriously incline to the belief that our genuine 4tona fide weekly subscription list is greater than all the radical official organs in the state combined. During the week just parsed we have received clubs and additions to clubs frirfa the following gentlemen in aU one ihouaand new names. Can the omn to. proximate anything like this? M. W.

House; Benton. W. S. Horton: Fairview. A.

J. Ripley, Riggsviiie. M. W.Steele, Howard. Mess.

J. N. Butler Bro, Princeton. as. hi.

McXeeley, Fayetteville. 'l Geo. B. Allis, Pine Bluff. 8.

A. Hail, Batesville. C. J. H.

Betts, Spring Hill. W. B. Massey, Searcy. A.

J. Thompson, Walker. Thos. J. Booker, Columbia.

W. A. Scott, Wallaceburo. Win. Gilmer, Brocktown." J.

K. Shephard, Three Creeks. W. B. Watson, Moro Bay.

H. Fee, Yellville. Jas. Lw Stewart, Wilton. C.

M. Bagg, Pine Bluff. J. M. McGill, Rocky Comfort.

IL A. Butler, Tulip. A. J. Leonard, Clinton.

J. Fairchild, Lisbon. Nat. M. Jones, Arkadelphia.

I. 'L. Brooks, Monticello. John Campbell, Marshall. Thos.

House, Cave Creek. Jan. Hill, Hamburg. R. Wimberly, Hamburg.

Isaac W. Sample, Reform. W. H. Wheeler, Warren.

W. D. KilUan, Lacy. A. L.

Axton, Hampton. Forguson A Howell, Norristowa. I F. D. Denton, r.

Lynch Lee, Camden. -R. Li. Duff, Arkadelphia. R.

B. Tyus, Washington. Lw H. Norwood, Paraclifta R. T.

Robinson, Centre Point. W. W. Rankin, RusseUvUle. J.

n. Brearly, Dardanelle. 'Morrison, Rolling Prairie. Henry Kirch hof, Dover. G.

H. Boss, Ozark. E. W. McClnre, Boonesboro.

-My lea Flynn, Charleston. John M. Kirk, Dardanelle. W. I Cravens, Patterson's Bluff.

G. W. Winters, Fair Play. B. B.

Beavers, Perry ville. 1 B. Shaddock, Holly Springs, G. B. Lee, Huddleaton.

it a B. Vaughn, Little A. 8. Huey, JeffemM, Texas. Beville House, West Point.

Win. M. Pack, Benton. A. R.

Smith, Kinderhook. J. R. W. Lewis, Galla Rock.

Wm, R. Harley, Clarksville. John R. Coulle, Lewisborg. J.W.BaileyJellefonte.; Toby A Wilson.

Norristown. i i Maj. John Billingsley, Billingaley. A. B.

Israel. Lead 11 ill. B. F. Sanders, Branch ville.

Dardanelle. W. N. Smith.1 Rock do rt. F.

C. Stuart, Powhatan. M. W. Steele, Howard.

W.M. Hale, HuntsvUle. 7 White A Hanley, Van Buren. ohn M. Allen, Sharps Roads.

Chops. We are lad to record that the heavy rains that have fallen In this vicin ity during the past three weeks have not as yet injored cotton while the corn crop is magnificent. In some sections of the state we observe complaints of worms, but their visit has not been general, while the damage is not great. We doubt if finer crops, everything considered, were ever raised ia the state. Mr.

Fred. Anderson, representing the staunch house of F. W. Irvine Co, cotton factors and commiseion toerciaEiJ, Memphisj is ia the city. BRAIICn.CROOEES CO, MANUFACTURERS OF Extra Fine Cast MeelLSaws, 1 Of oil lbs Description now nsed in the laiifd Mates, i or These Saws hare been manufactured and in use since 1861 They are warranted the best Inser'ed-Tooth craws nade; are used exclusively on the Paeifie eoast, and approved by mill men ar'iererer known.

These Insertett-TeeAh Saws are patented on the around ortle recess and corresponding part of the tooth Being- forjaed on CIRCULAR LINES. And all other inserted teeth made on this principle are invasions of Spanlding's right. The American Saw Company's patent has been declared by tte 8. District Court of aiiiorma an intrinee-nent; and, ia eleven cases tried before this court, in! anM i Ana have been granted against the avent of the fiu company ana parties oains tne Jmerson fatentSaw. r- All mm ah purue seiuni, or using- taid Saw, or any other Saw embodying tus i'iiucijiiQuiuiruuiftr ximH.

are nereoy notified and warned against infringements and its consequent FOR SALK AT THEIR WAREHOUSES 214 Like Street. I .116 and 118 Vine Street. Chicago. 111. St.

Louis, Mo. 8 14 varvDiifici dreec. New OrleanSi La. ST. LOUIS Zi a 1 rililli.

regular annual term of thin i ihrk1 oa Wednesday. October xaiv. coarse. two terms six months each. Students admitted to Uie senior class cm examination by application on "uuBr em.

16(0. xuition fee. S.X) 00 pcf annum, including use of library. or particulars address HKNUV HITCHCOCK, .,,..,,..,1.. Deanef LawEaenlty.

203 N. Louis, Mo. BOMIAM'S SE3IINAKY. ST. LOUIS, MO.

uay na Boarding School for Young Ladles. WILL OPEN ITS Ttrcnty-Fonrtli Ananal Sc- 8ion, SEPTKMBER12th. 1ST0. 'i fl WE building, situation and outfit are not F0' TWO HUN- uajtupupm j. a ji xi aoie professors and are employed rpilT -o i.

a -n yiji lainii nuAniii, na will Do re. eeived into tne ramily of the Principal, and they bare ligbt and cheerful room on the First Floor. The dormitories are heated and veniuaie i mrougn register, and are sao- su, ubuis, uui anu coia water' THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC In eharg of Profs, Snbolewski. Mees innersi, ana Alalmem, oner superior ad lUMfd. it "Ml For particulars please address L.

y. BUNHAM. A. Principal. Agents Wanted! Agents Wanted i FOR THE i ST.

LOUIS H0HE' JOURNAL, The great Literary Weekly of the South and T7cst. want rereral rood agents to thor- jgniy caurass ma state ot ARKANSAS. To pood reliable events. those who can give iuq ruicreiices.vQ vni either pay a saiary cotumiatiou. lor fu ar parci- "pitt i'i iild srexr.

a roria fcnia urect, fct. Louis, r-y-'-C the public press is to expose vice and error, for upon this depends the safety of society it Weal or woe. I propose therefore for your columns a brief expo sition of the venality, and corruption of certain parties, now attempting to rob the people by procuring contracts and appropriations for their own personal aggrandizement, from the county authori ties. it A glance at the map of Pulaski county will show that from a snort distance away from the point of divergence of the Little Rock and Fort Smith, and the Little Rock and Clinton roads, that they run almost parallel, until they cross the north boundary of the county, being separated by a distance of from 6 to 8 miles only. Without being asked' for, fxcept by Hon.

liberty Bartlett, of Bartlettsville, (who seems to be particularly interested in the growth and prosperity of his "toim'' at the public expense,) and one Squire Stokes, (late of Kansas, but for some time past haa been justice of the peace, post master, assessor of revenue, school trustee and general school house and bridge builder and contractor in this township,) and a few partisan adherents' understrap pers, in their interest, the honorable County Court of Pulaski county, it seems, has granted an order for the opening of a new road running between, and parallel with the Little Rock and Fort Smith and the Little Rock And Clinton beginning at -RarUettsville, and 'coding at Springfield, Conway county. This proposed road runs through the Vast swamps and overflow of 1 alarm bayou, at a point where it is wholly im practicable to get a road under a cost of $20,000, which would be 1 passible at -all seasons of the year. Without this ex pense this overflow and swamps can only be crossed from three to four months in the year. The country here referred' to is comparatively uninhabited, nor is it habitable. The people of this township, Pyeatte, through which this road is to be run, are not asking for it, on the contrary four-fifths of them are remonstrating against itj as awanton, 'useless, and extravagant expenditure of their money.

This remonstrance is now before the honorable county court. The question is will they give it a respectful consideration end determine the matter according to the people's will, and rightful demands, or will they for the sake of building up the aforesaid Squire Stokes, (who is inter ested to the amount of $2,200 00 con tractor lor building bridges) and the Hon Liberty Bartlett, by building up his town, defiantly disregard the appeals of the people upon a question in which they are so deep and vitally interested? It is to be hoped that the time has ar rived when the people will be allowed to take some part in the management of their own affairs, and when public officers openly and impudently resist their right ful and lawful demands, they will be held to a risnd accountability. We shall see. Respectfully, PRO BONO PUBLICO. N.

B. The whole of the estimated ex pense of this road is fiom sixty to sixty; five thousand dollars. A.CoBjt?cnojr. Some days ago we cred ited to (he Camden Journal in announcement on the part of Maj. P.

Lynch Lee that in the event of ari election for that office he would be a candidate for the sheriffalty of Ouachita county. The an nbuncement should have been credited to the Bulletin. We make! the correction lest it might be thought by those unacquainted with hiss that Maj. Lee was cooperating with the party of the 'ILii's vs-t-'t tiourmu is an organ wiucu is ih wi from being the case. We have known Major Le for years, and know him to be one of the best' and truest men! in, the eonntry.

The Republican fellows wax hot. Both editors fling the lie as carelessly as a school boy would trundle his hoop. In yesterday's the chief goes for Si mon with 'oa lie" while the city man says tax-payer" uttered a "base lie" in regard to the pavement ordinance. What a brave pair of editors! On reading their articles one wouhLlhink they were as valorous as Richard the lion hearted, and could wield the battle-ax with equal force, But then we are inclined1 to doubt, after if Bones and his man Friday, are really as dangerous as they would make It appear, when we remember the meeknefs with which the one the lampooning of Lt. Gov.

Johnson, in the hall of the honse of representative las iyear, and the pe-cu-liar circumstances under, which the other left Clarksville in the winter of '68. I The Republican, in urging the ne groeajo cone hej radj ca ga theri ng on Thursday next, says: 1 Suffer no humbug stories to keep you away, as at the last time the governor spoke iiere, by tne report ot evil disposed persons that it was a democratic meeting." explanation of state as the Bejbltcan ieetns indkpotsed to make the direct charge that it was currently reported on the day alluded to, as the reason for the slim attendance of negroes, that Simon Girty, Penitentiary Bond, etCL, had taken upon themselves the trouble to visit the various negro dens throughout the city end vicinity the night previous, and advised the negroes to put in an appearance next day. But then there is perfect harmony! Registrars. The" following addition al registrars have been appointed: Clark H. A.

Timmons, Richardson, Nathan Towntend. Fulton F. M. Snider, Daniel McDon ald. Searcy John T.

Murphy, Thomas Fisher, Stephen StilL I DrewrJ. Butler, Thomas N. Ilaynes. LitUe River Mil. Hawkins.

Pulaski James V. Fitch. We are Indebted to Mr, Geo. B. Lee, of the M.

L. R. Railroad, for Memphis paper of-Caada, delivered yesterday more is ali. ii I rffV ijlWH I OR. SHALLENBERCER'S Fever and Aue 1ST XX) EU Jtlwstyw ntmpm tlte Chills.

TTbia Medicine haa been before tbe Public fifteen, years, and is still ahead of aU other kaoTrn remedies. It does not purge does not sicken the stomach, ia perfectly safe La any dose and under all drcnin-stanoes, and ia the only Medicine that wiH (IRE IMMEDIATELY sad permanently every form of Fever and Agne, because it is a nerfece AjU 'alote tm arstfatrlaw 1 old. by all XJrnssistaJ 90fi BBLS- Louisville Cement, for sale at AW i BBLS. Linseed Oil. for sale at! i LARUE In voice of Window Glass, just received at DODGE A CO S.

JARD Oil at DODGE A CO. 'S. QOAL Oil1 at EATS Foot Oil at 1 fJlAyXERS Oil at DODGE A 1 linn Cigars for sale very low 1U.UUU by box or thousand at i1 DODGE A LEATHER Dusters, large assortment at DODGE Sc TOILET Soaps in endless variety at DODGE A LiTTXIS HOCK. A FA WT 1 1 COMPIN Cookj Gibb i PROPRIETORS. DEALEES IN Saab, Doors, BlintSs, Fr.iiii ts.

flooring, i Shingles, Lathes, llpkels TFeatUerboards, i Framing Lumber, Etc SCROLL AKD ORNAMENTAL AWING I DONE TO ORDER. 2-2-dwt 1 H. BTAIf.l CH AS. S. COSHIXGHAlf CEO.

F. i i A. H. EYAN DEALERS. IN LV3IBER, LATHS, Ac.

wwuv. v. UUiUliAA UliOU with accuracy and dispatch, at their old ovauu. -a Bayers will do weU io call before CITY I.U3UJEU YARD. (N.

corner of Cherry and Spring Streets.) Eecps constantly on hand Shingles, i Wea titer board incr. Flooring, And a general assortment of Lumber. 5-4-t T. If. JONES.

Agent. T. H. HEINE, DS: 203 Karkham Street, MAITTJPACTTJEER3 Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron (Ware. AGENTS FOR Buck's Patent fiot Air Cocking SIotk, WliioTl wom m.

at the leading fairs in the south and west. Roofing and Repairing Done where. Jo trouble to show LADIES between the ages of 25 and 40 Tears WltiKinflr In. riiBfru will .4. dress the undersigned at Lonoke Station, Rrairie eounty.

Arkansas, who is a respectable gentleman and pose-sed of the means to support a wife. Photographs exchanged. All correspondence tti-etly confidential. aitlwlm" JAii.iii.DAl. Dissolution.

The Tsartnershin heretofore tween A. IlflKBr and John P.oberts, under the firm name of A. liaper A in the lionriai? miii business, is this day dissolved oy mutual content. The business will be eontiTmnil A. TT ger at the old place, 7 17 1.

JOiiJSJ. L0BESTS. au joiixsoar. Attorney at Ojrrica Near th City Hall. Little Reek.

i-l-T a. a. kglibh. a. a.

aavrr. r. kxoubi -piMOUag, 6AHTT ISfiUIH, Attorney! at Law. Ogee Near the State House 4 tnayT. Votary Public, United State Ctamni aionar, and Commissioner of Deeds.

Near the Stat Bone, Little Keek, Acknowledgment of Deed and fjereeitions or unease taken. Oaths ad' ministered. Protects made. ate. aprl DR.

N. SI. SNJEED, DKHTIST. (TROU SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.) HAVING permanently loeaUd la this eity. respectfully offers hii professional emoei to the eitiseni of Little Book aad surroundina country.

Hinm ItMn occupied in practice for twenty-fire year he feelt competent to operate in all department of the profession. He has everv faeil- ity for the manufacture of AnTinciAi, Teeth inserted in a few hoars after extracting, aesirea. Baferences Ber. T. B.

Welch, LitUe Bock. J. F. Ftb, J. W.

Martin. Mai. Jno. D. Adams, Memphis.

J.J. Busbv. r. Ovrica At the office lately ocenpied by Dr. vomer ocou ana iDcrrr streets.

7-26-t E. COLLING, Dentil FJiysieiaii and Surgeon, cast end of Markham Street LITTLE BOCK. ARKANSAS. Wber laitrnctlon are obeyed satisfaction will be given in all eases or no chares. 00 one favors solicited who cannot me vo me exnioiung aue respeet and eon adenee.

'as made known on inquiry. Those not wishing to conform thereto are respectfully UV KPpOUlVHlVlluh References My works. 6-S-t 1 K. J. BOWLAKD.

Dentist, umae.marltham scorer Lafferty Balejjrh'i wre. reuaence at 40BB rr assetl's. Little lleek. Ark. i-i-r CLsfLLBOURriE WATKLWS, XL D.

1 Physician and Surgeon. Offlea ever Hopes' Drug store, corner Mala 3 LITTLE ROCK. ARK JK. Jt A. DIBBCIX, Physician, and Surgeon, LITTLE ROCK.

ARKANSAS. in Direct, Between Uner- ww auswrr. 5-10-t D1 W. T. WIIXBOSH, ana MADISON.

ST. FRANCIS COUNTY. ABK DrciALiTis Jye. Ear. Woman, deellt D1 O.

HOOPEB, Physician, Surgeon and Obstetrician. Ornca On Main street. Adams Bnild- DBTJGS MEDICINES. DEUELBIIOS-Druggists' Sundries WHOLES ALE ALTD BETAIL, i- J- -J i i. Agents for Pratt's Astral Oil.

ITTBR BLOCK. MABKHAM ST. pBKCRIPTION departmenf opca day aad 'V Special iadneemeats to eoaatry saer-1 1 rhTtieU" briac small bills. J. T.

McALMONT, WIOLIIAll lit lirillMllllII DXLUGS. fledicines, Paiati, Oils, Window Glass, Toilet Articles, Etc aseeraUeass Cevrcftally lit GEO. A. 1ICG1XCS, Wholesale aad un Il 1S Dispenser of Psrt and Fresh Drop, FAiymaeeiitieaJ Imiwrted Pcrfoiaery, ToUtt Article, Etc atsr Fkyalelaas' Preeertptloaw estaw tmlly eaaaawaioled. l-l-t ip.

sooea. O. UXOOLI ODGE CO DRUGGISTS, OSALCaS IK Drars. Chemicals and PaUat MediHnes.per- ibi7. nrasnea.

soaps, ana toilet ar-ticlc seaerallj, paints, oils PrespipUons earefally prepared at aU hoars tl wBH.uwu ttock. Arks. grouEar, On the nicht of the 10th from the eadratt Plantation, one large moose colored or brown horse male, a boat nine er tea Tears old. saoDosed to hare aaan stolen a negro named Buskin. coins; la directioa of riaa man.

A liberal reward wilt be girea for return ei said male to toe Badcrsitrned. W.B.AlM2Jb.IT 1 7 13 OTOCK rEAS. (lf Ten bash els of the abore seed for sale atnperbnshei. FLETCBEB H0T2B. Main Street.

PHALOH'S VITALIA. for restoring the Law. for sale by TTUGHES, Dmirrfnt. QIOABSt CIOABait JTor choice Havana eirrs go to PODOK A Dreg Ftnro. WLNTEB TEAI'FT) A.F.D OIL, at iWiLiMS Pn tiers.

COTTOri FACTORS, AXD Commission TS FK0XT r.0W, MElirillS. TEXXISSEE 911 1 everywhere. 8 10 dJkwly. uiy U. 1370..