Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

i IXEDICAIa. EDTJCATIOKAZb MlSCEX-xAXCEOUS. SPECIAL THE DAILY GAZETTE. PHOFESSIONAI. CABDS.

-r i items. Oa Saturday last Drew county yoled. Tbs Fort Baalilt CaTeatlMa Aattla-r BBvlit Tle BrfBk4i-4sUte IS enai Tbsj eta mtti wtkier CaYeUm Xst The steamer Little Bock, with the Brindle-Tail delegates to the Fort Smith convention, gal down at 1 o'clock last night. From what we could gather from hurried talks with the delegates, we leant that the convention met at -the given time. It was called to order by Dell, chairman of the congressional committee.

After Vomegerrytaaadering, iv'beciree Noticx. All transieat advertiseBseBta from thl date wtU be cash, and must be paid for bef ors they an inserted. Regular advertisers' bill will be presented on the lut day unii miu. Carrien are not permitted to deliver or sell papers to others than rea-aler subscribers. Single eopioi cm bo procured at the book lorei, and at the Metropolitan Hotel elgar stand.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1870. Bog-latraUloai falasfcl Cossssty. The undarairaed will be at the Dlaoes (ioaed below on the days designated, to reg ister alt legal voters in tao precinct: Eastman September 9th Bad 10th. school house. Hnnterarille.

Eagle September 12th, school hoose (near wnasay Ulaar Lata MuteaMr lta. K. tutor's. -r r. I Kicn woods September lata, vrunam ret- I A skley SepUmber ISth and 17th, Ashley' Mill.

Gray tie ntember 10th. Colored Baptist vnurcn. Prairie feeptemberzoth. Moses Swains Caroline September 21st and 22ad. Aus tin.

Pyeatt September Barns store. xarttett station. Plant September Z7th, David Lander's. Croreas Sentember 2Sth. oka Mann's.

hayen Meto September 29th. Joel Join ers, Mineral bentember 3Qta. wohn llorton t. Mamelle October Sd.Jamoa Uaribaidi'a. Owen October 6th, Laa Williams'.

Fourcho October 6th. James' school honse. near Wood all's Mill. Hi Kock uctober 7th. and eta.

state HoDia. CamDbell October 10th and nth. Mrs. Uampbell s. irl I.

irr. .1 ii Badrett'a October 13th. at Good Hone Church. 4 citt or Lima ocx First Ward October 15th and 17th. at Old Market House.

Second ard October 18th. at onerman School Mouse. Thiid Ward October lth and ana at. Somcrhtmllau. Fourth ard October 21st and 22d, at Circuit Conrt Koom Ihe board of ienew will meet at the conrt house.

Oct, 24Ui, and continue in session six dys, trom a. m. laa p. m. eaeh day.

President Board of Regisiratioa, Kegitex. We cannot too often urge our friends to register. It is all imp or ient, and we trust there will be no decays or hesitancy in the matter. How Sewdto Machhtb. The ladies fitvorite, call and see it at the rooms, cor- ner Markbam and Cnmherl.nd strata.

I i rri 1 1 .1 I xirrjz. xnu noose naa rccuur received large additions to its stock of liquors, uranaiea ana winea. xor a gooa article, and at reasonable prices, we com-1 mena me rcaaer to our next aoor neign-1 bore. For the next 30 davs trood drv lumber will be sold at the city lumberyard at r- No Qcobtjm. So many members of the city council are absent that no quo rum could be obtained last night.

Kra mer is east; Richmond, Alexander and Sanders, we believe, have gone to the Fort Smith convention; while the presi dent has his hands full as registrar. Bjxtoious. Prof. Jobe, of St. Johns College, who has been spending fifteen months in Europe, having returned Thursday last, will preach in the Presby tenan Church, to-morrow morning, the 11th ins, at 10 o'clock.

Farmt.bs Land Owneks ITavine land fnr j.i twi, ruli. a o-io-wi- In hi- speech the other night, at the court house, Tabbs Gross said all white men we democrats: that those who Dre- v. t--: i aooixuoiusta so they want posu.on; the colored men were the tools of these fellows, and he regretted tp say it. Until they resolved to act for themselves, aad act together, Jiey won'd a ways be tools. As long as aTe wool iy-headed negroes eonsen'edto follow these fellows, they would go to the devil and pull the balance after them.

Gross' opinion of Bro. Barton was not rerj nviennz. xxe saia ne aautrs nut ne link and that no credit was doe him for any par; he bore in the reconstruction of the state. 1 I 1 I A) tllsj Armstrong'! rtnth and Eugihh Boaxdiof aid Day School, For Young Ladies and Children, a mrt tfpy Will re-4pen oa weanesaay.eep. u.

ij.v, atMMadi.nn Annuo. BtUS SSth SBS SHS streets, New York. Address as above. i 2 im i The Packer Collegiate Institute, ISO JTeroIemoss, Street, BreMBtlya, wiii'MmmtBM its 25th annual session Sept. H.ISJO.

In the ooaraing aeparimeui, wbus, special care of Miss E. J. Smith pupils will i. for ar quiriug modern languages and tnnsic, com. binea with a genuine nome.

rogcire.MM, apply to A.CRiTTEJJDEN. iVesidsntor Profewor, Eaton, 160 Jerole- mon 8 23 IXrs; Sylvanns Reed's Frrntb aad English Bo ardiag aad Bay School, For Youne Ladies and Children. Corner Park, Avenae and SSth streets. New Willre-onen Seotember 30th. 1870.

jAd- draa as abova. Kkfkrbsccs Rt. Rev Horatio Potter, bishop of New York Rev. B. Seara.D.

Stconton, Bev. Rich- Mionego-rade, Richmond. Va. Wbb. N.

ATanderbilt, New York A. Huntington, NX. 8 28 lm ISS WHITCOMB'S Successor to JKlsa llarriaent. English and French Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Children. 4to.

83 Pirrepont Street, corner of Henry street. Brooklyn Heights. N. Y. Tnis school will re-open on Wednesday, Sept.

It, 1870. Address above. 8 28 1m" rriROY FEM ALE- 6EMINAKY. This In- ytitution oaers tbe accumuiatea auvan-tages of over fifty years of snccessinl operation- Kverv facility is nrovidod for a tborougn course of uxeful and ornamental edacation. under the direction of a corps of morethan twenty professors and teachers.

or circulars, apply to JvU.N WILL ARD. 8-25-2m Troy. N. Y. lr.

Van Xorman's T7NGLISII. French, and German Family I and Day School for lanes Ladies dos. 2taod 26 est Sirctt. New lork. will commence its fourteenth year, September 22d.

1ST0. tend for circular. Addrees at o. 2b westolst btrcet. a ia lm.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA rrMl Session of this institution eommene-L es annually on the 1T DAY OF uOTO- 15 hK and continues, without mterrnDtion. till the Thursday preceding the 4th of July ensuing. The organisation of the institution is very complete, embracing extensive and thor ough courses of instruction in Literature and Science, ana in tne professions or Aiaw, The expenses of tbe Academic or Law Student, exclusive of the cost of Text books and clothing, and pocket money, amount to about per session oi nine of the Engineering or Medical Student to about 33. of whieh sums, respective. S220 oc42ij is payable on admission, aad the balance in the progress ot tne session.

For details fend for catalogue. P. O. "University of Virginia." 8. MAUPIN.

Chairman ol the Faculty. 8 dcod6wAw6t" SVjfphnsI, College: THE next session of the College will commence on the third Tuesday of September, 1870. A full corps of able and learned professors will teach ancient and modern languages, mathematics, moral, mental, and natural sciences, etc. The preparatory department will be provided with a competent teacher. t-teDS have been taken to procure the nec essary chemical, philosophical, and astro-J nomical aparata, which will greatly facilitate instruction in the natural sciences.

Good families are purchasing, improving, aad aetUing upon the College. lots-in-Jol-lege boarding house will, be enlarged, and by these means students will be- accommodated with board near the College, and at as anoderaite rates as caa possibly be The discipline of the Institution ia military, promoting a development of the phyaieal constitution, manly carriage, and bearing, and good order. Thedresi grey roundabout, pants, aad cap, with military buttens, is seat, cheap, of urable color, and lasting. The 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 professors, the course and means of instruction, facilities for boarding, discipline, etc the trustees are determined to leave nothing undone within tueir power, to make the institution, what its founders designed jtftebe a first class College, where the young men Of Arkansas may reeeive a complete education without going abroad.

Contributions of books for the Library are earnestly solicited and during the fall and winter ladies are requested to shrubbery to ornament the College grounds. desire the list of free students, made Bp of the sons ef deceased and indigent masons, selected by the Grand Master oa the recommendation of the deputies. to be fall. The tuition of the oarinc students will re main, as heretofore, at (50 for the session ef ten months, lor all tbe collegiate departments, payable quarterly in advance For further information correspond with John W. Rison.

Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Little Kock, Arkansas, E. 11. ENGLISH. Presideat Board of Irustees. 'I 8 4 dw6.

Just Received BY JOHN S. QEYER CORNER ROCK axd MARTTTTAM STBEETS Sugar Cured Hams (the best.) Breakfast Bacon. Lard in Kegs or 5 and 3 tb Caddies. Coffee all grades. Sugar all grades.

Dried Fruits. Floar, a fnll assortment, a Syrup per gallon or is keg. Mackerel, bbls. bblSj. or kits.

Rice. Barley, Hominy Beans. Crackers, a variety, i Pickles in Jars or by the Gallon. Soaps, all kinds. AU sorts of Canned Fruit and in fact everything- else that a family needs, all of whieh I will sell low for eash, and deliver free of charge anywhere is the city.

1-22-t TLOUR DEPOT. X-STEAMER "Pat Cleburne" and boats to arrive this week, we ean offer at ex- v- treveiy vabu PtilUES 1800 BARRELS OP 1 FLOUR Of the following: brands "FIRE FLY ST. CLAIR. BOONSVILLB stak. Magnolia, southern STAR.

MILLS. EGYPX MILLS. GKOVE MiLLS. Ground from both new and bid wheat, a the purchaser may desire. are in receipt A Fine Lot of Mackerel In barrels, half barrels aad kits, also CODFISH, allot this rear's catch, also afrarh importation of Sardines, half and quarter boxes, in wonee we eaer great tad aeements, aad late accessions make our stock of Woodesaauad Willow Rsrs very complete.

KRAMER, MILLER Cor, Alarkham and First Sts. F. 1. JaatSS COOK DITTEB COOK, Unciertaliors; Corner of Reck mniUctrhkamSf.t LITTLE ROCK, ARK. TEALERS IN BURIAL CASKETS, ME-XJ talic Cases, Wooden an-inc Cofons.

All -orders entrusted to ns will receive w.i.ulmiwifi attanttoa. by Vmajority of 673, to tbc asaooatwf $100,000 each to the L. Fw, P. B. A N.

anl U.SK.K. Kailroada. Maj. La Theo. Job, professor of modern and physical whence, in St.

Johns College, this city, who has been an a tour through coatinetv tal Europe daring the past year, arriTed home on Thorsdsy night. Maj. Job visited Borne daring the sttiings of the CEcamenical Council, and other places of historical Interest during his tarning greatly im pro red in health, and ready to resume his position in St. Johns College when it opens. Every Saturday for September 10 is a hsndgbme4paperl' Among its Ulastrs- tions are European war pictures; French joldiers bathing at Nancy; a Prussian oat poet; BaarDracc, etc It haa besides seTejalfine po'fraite and beanl'fol art pictures.

It lilerary oonteiita eoicpria) much valuable reading it -is a remarkable ncoiber of this firsclass weekly. Eegistratlon wiH close in Eagle township io-day. The next point ia Undsay'a, in Eagle toirnsbip, en lfoadayt the 12th. Kegwter. The lepoblican congressional con- Tentlon for the first disUici meets at De-TaJis Bluff, on Monday next.

-The Li.tle Rock c1ot-jng strore is preparing for the fall and winter trade. Look out for hi stock, in a few days. and Burton, of Lafay ette counir, in this siaie.sent the first baTe of new cbUon to Sbreyeport. The'frsl bale of new Cotton arriTed at Camden on ihe 5.b. It was raised by Mr.

Hawthorn, of Ouacbi county, and brought 20 eenis per pound. The brick walls of the Odd Fellows building are rapidly going up. Already the town of Brinkley erin ces life. The depot buildings are going rapidly up. A number of gentlemen of Meaaphis, who bought lots (here at tLe sale oa the ISth ulaie a'ready mak ln2 extensive preparations in the way of 8ueu8 "a omcOT anucipauon oi tnis crop of COUon, which in the neighDornooa oi "tjouon i'lant," is ex oecled to reach 20.000 bales.

The liminaries of two saloons have been start ed, and an enterprising dsikey, of Mem- phia, has located the site of a barber's 8nop B-inkley promises to be a "rizht Bmait town." Acalanehe. Triss members rf thi Xf. fTim f. atb toaTe meeUng about South, have a camp aisiingoisnea ministers will be in atuns ce Bd a cordial invitation 's given lO all. If you want a first class sewing machine buy a Howe.

9-6-d6t flea. Tea Hellke. Memphis Avalanche contains the following scrap of history which may not prove uninteresting to our readers. It 8ays that Mr. James Kossuth Mulkey, I clerk of the Mississippi River steamer S.

1 c. Day, is a relative of the great Prus- I gian. Gen. Von Moltke. and continues: "The VonMolikes.it is well known, are of Uanish origin.

lurin the war oe- I tween Prussia and Denmark, Baron Von I Moitte's relatives took sides witn me f08 ta was i his nephew of the gen I tleman whom our renorter met yesterday. 1 pinui thA vT hi, ti.nh.w left Denmark and went to France. From I France he came to this country and set- Med in the southern part of Georgia, lie I ehans-ea his same from Moitxe to MuLkey, ss it pronounced. Leaving Georgia, Mr. Mulkey went to Alabama, where his son, the father of this young man was born, mere tne oia man cuea, ana about fifteen years ago the son removed to Helena, Arkansas, and engaged in business, up to the' time of his death, which occurred last January.

Up to a short time previous to his death the sons knew nothing of their father's history. Uoon his death bed he told them of it and requested his youngest eon, uu. wmc uuui uu Moltke. Un the If tb or last May, in accordance with the wishes of his father, he addressed a letter to the general, and directed it to him at Berlin. A reply, dated the 12th of Jane, enclosing his photograph, was sent.

The letter with the photographic likeness were shown to our reporter. Written in the German language, with a clear, bold chirogrophy, on larre-sised note paper is- the letter from the general who has made his name so famous throughout the civilized world. He tells his great-grand nephew that he desires him to Prussia and he would put him on. the same footing as the sou of a nobleman by which he would be subjected to but two exarninatiens.be-fore entering the army. a 'Therein no doubt that the letter is genuine, and that the young man is a relative of Von Moltke.

He is retiring in his manners, and was rather averse to having any publicity given to his family. He has a brother residing at Helena, Arkansas, who is engaged in the book Call and see knitting machines at the Howe sewing machine office. 9--d6t County Expeadltare. From the time he went into office up to January last, the county treasurer re-Jeemed warrants in favor of the county cleik to the amount of $28,783.15. This ia exclusive of war ranis still outstanding, he amount of which can only be guessed, aad the feci of the clerk for recordinr for for costs ia esses where defendant is required to pay he same, etc, which can safely be put for the sume period.

That a'ves the coun-y clerk a compensation of over per year: What do the tax payers svy to that? For he same peiiod we find warrants red petard in favor rf the sheriff to the amount of $21,000.25. Add to this his fees si collect or for the same peiiod, say $16,000, and we ave the neat earn of for one snd a half, year's services! In the same pe lod the county authorise squandered $4,000 for stationery and blank For the same time we paid $35,000 for the support of paupers I These are only few from our repo-t tsken from the county treasurer's books, during I his We have more of similar; propoi lions that will be made public during the campaign. These are facta wb'c taanot be controverted by these radical officials. Ws dare 1 Avant Courier. ON the firVda'y' of October next we shall adopt the Pure Unadulterated Casn Sys tem.

propos J-to keep a complete stock ef General Slerchandise And make it to the interest of buyers to pay cash down. The serious results of tr-s credit business and the abuse even of monthly settlements have driven os to this course iPor further particulars see large bills JJ i S. S. MARSHALL it CO. Sept.

1st. 1870. 9 2-dJkwf LITTLE BOCK INUFACT1TKING COMPANY G- i 1 Sc; i PROPRIETORS. DEALKBS I Sash, Doonv Frames," Fl-oring, La I hen, Pickels, Weather boartls, Framing Lumber, Kte. SCROLL; AND ORNAMENTAL AWING DONE TO ORDER.

2-2-dwt atw-100 years a secret ace-Cures as my magic Pain, wounds, and snfierina cease a-Phvsiclana use and recommend it- BAti ordered dailv for hosnital and public institutions in all parts of the United Mates FHcotoeJ alter Salve For all Cuts, Burns. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Cancers, Hore Nipples, and Broken Breasts Chapped Lips and Hands. Eruptions, Chil- SB-A WONDERFUL CURE JTOR PILES-S3B Put up in ouo, sixes (and si pots for rami lies.) AU Druggists everywhere sell it.

Don't be One Day WITHOUT IT IN THE HOUSE. os tar's Standard Preparations ARE "Costar's" Rat, Roash.ctc.Ex terminators. uostar vuquiax Bea-uug (only pure) Inseet Powder. 'CostarV'teniy jure remedy )Corn SoIveat, Ask for "COSTAR'S" (Uke no other). Si.

12. C3. and 15 anes. order from C0SIAR 13 Howard StN. T.

1 un MnT at, 8 19 8m Little Rock Ark A BOOK FOR THE I1ILLI0N. Llarr iafr 'to" -m 1 bied or those about the phy siological mysteries and revelations of the sexual system, with the latest discoveries in producing and preventing offspring, preserving the complexion, eto. This is an interesting work of two hundred aad twenty-fonr pages, with numerous engravings, and contains valuable information for those who are married- or contemplate marriaa-e: still it is a book that oucht to be i under lock and key, and net laid earelesly about the nouse, Kent to any one (free of postage) for Fifty Cents. AddressDr. Butts Dispensary.

No It Mi Eighth.St St. Louis. Mo. ITotlee to the Afflicted and TJarortB. ssnte.

Before applyinr to the notorious Qcacts who advertise in public papers, or using any Qcacx Rkmioibs, peruse Dr. Butts' work, bo matter what your disease is, or how deplorable yonr condition. i Xr- Butts ean be consulted, personally or by mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works. Office No. 12 Eighth street, bet.

liarket and Chesnut, fct. Louis. Mo. SlOdiwly-- LOOK TO YOUR CHILDRE1T. The Great Soothing Remedy.

'Cures eolle andl -rT Htm. griping in thgl Price Wbiiremb'sl bowels and, fa- Srap. icihtates the pro-1 Co at of teething, Subdues cobvuV) Mrs. sions and over- Pr lee Wliltonbscomesaildiseaea SS Syrmj. incidentto int'nts I Cesita, I ayid Children.

-i i Cures diarrheal "1 fdysentery ndlPrle's Wb I leamb's I summer com pl'ntV 23 hy rap, (in children of all I Cb A It Is the Great Infant's and Children's Soothing Remedy In all disorders brought on by Teething or any other Prepared by the Grafton Medicine St. Louis, Mo. teoid by fruggists ana veaiersia Medicine 8 J9 dAwly, MILLIONS' OF 7 LANDRETH'S 1'uraip seed. Just received for sale by GEO. H.

HvJGHLS, Druggists -Bvk, Hi 1 fair JOHN HAI.I.lIJIt 7, LATE OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Attorney-at Law, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. drncxDitter "Block, 7 17 Markham DEXTIST. (FROM SAVANNAH, QEOEQIA.) HAVI3TG permanently located la. this city.

respectfully oners hii professional erviees to the eitisens or Little Roek nad surrounding country- Hsnngbeen closely occupied in practice for twenty-five years no feels competent to operate in all depart--i nrofuiion. lie baa every taeil iiy for the- manufacture of ABTiriciaL Tairrsr. Teeth inserted in a few hourtfter extracting, if desirea. References Ker. T.

K. Welch, Little Sock. Gen. J. F.

Fugan," 1 J.W.Martin, -c AJ 1 i Mai. no. I Adam. Memphis. Owen At the office lately occupied by Dr.

Case, corner bcott and linerry sureets. B. COLLINS. Cental Physician and Surged, 'ast end of Marknam Street, LITTLE BOCK. ARKANSAS.

instructions are obeyed satisfaction nl iriven in all-eases or ne charge. No one's favors solicited who i cannot "come to mo exhibiting due respect and eon Fees made known on inquiry. Those not wishing to conform thereto are respectfully requested to maae do ppviniinouuF. Keferences: Jly works. 00.

E. DODGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, is abj i SBLICITOR IS B1SIRCPTCI. "tTALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the eity of Little Hock, and lands in Pnlaski 41 A as mm laa anfi IflBBA Claims collected and taxes paid la all counties in the fetate. Persons desiring to purchase city property will do well to examine my new. OFFICE No.

8, Dodge's Row, LITTLE ARK. 8 231 R. J. B. ROWLAND, Office.Markham A Raleigh's ruiaeni, at John aisell's.

Little Rock, Ark. w- CLAIBOURNE WATKIN II. Physician and JSurgeon. Office oyer Huges'JJrug storo, corner Main rock, ark -1-dwt BB. JOHSSOS, Attorney at Law, Oyyica Koar the City Hall, Little Reek Ark.

v- "A-T B. H. ISOLTBB. B. B.

6XITTT. F. B. XXGLI8H JjVNGIJSH, GASTT EX GUSH, AttornflyB at Law. Office JTear the State House aiayT J3 I.

ESL1SH, ITotary Public United States Oommia gionerran.d. Coiamissioner of Deeds. Office Near the State House. Little Rock. Ark.

Acknowledgments of Deeds and depositions of Witnesses taken, uatns a ministerea. ir roiesm maua. w. spn JTJK W. T.

WELLBOBN, Phvsiciia anu arsreon. TJADISON. ST. FRANCIS COUNTY. ARK KFCciALrnxs Eye.

Ear. Woman, deellt J-JK- JT. A. DIBBE1X, Pliysiciaiijand Surgeon, LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.

Office on west Main Street, between Cher ry and Mulberry, o-io TR. 1. U. UOOPB, Physician. Surgeon and Obstetrician.

Orricx On Main street, Adams Build W. WARM, Carpenter, Builder and Contractor, LITTLE ROCK, ---V- ARKANSAS. Is prepared to execilte eyery yariety el wood work with neatness and dispatch. Order, left at my shop, Jon Klisabeth street, oi at the store of Kramer, Miller A will eeiye prompt attention. 1-1-t II.

F. BABXA, Carpenter, Builder and OntracUr, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. Will contract for and erect any style ef Partienlar attention paid to scroti, and ornamental work. Residence eornex Cumberland and Mulberry streets. 5-3-t ITYGARD UHS.

LANOE PEOrBJETOESy; We hare thoroughly refitted this farorite old place of resort, and invite the public to giro us a cail. Kefrehmenta furnished by polite and attontire waiters. The city baud will be in attendance two Bights in each week. bpeciai arrangemeots ean be made for pri vate parties, on short aoticOj, 6-21-t. A.

Vaccaao. B. Vaccaao. A. B.

Vaccaao. Vaccako fc to IxroBTxaa am Dealers is WiXES, illiCuSS, CIGIBS, ETC ETC. No. 324 Front Street. Memphis.

Tenn. 5-25-0 PHINTEES' MATEE1ALS. To the Country Press. We hai on hand a lot of PB.IXTns FCRSISlIiyG STOCK. in the way of Mallets.

Planers, Proof 'and Lye Brushes, Bodkin. Printers' Knives, troaa themaaufaetdry of K. Hoe A Co. asufficieni guarantee of excellence. Orders foraqy article needed in the Print- ing basinets tiled at foundry cost and car nounces that she will give instruction in vocal and instrumental music.

Persons wishing can be instructed at their Communications or orders left at Reardon'a or Gibb'a book stores will receive prompt attention. 9 8 6t Millinery. 1 i 1 AT MRS. McC ORMICK'S. Closing eat.

her summer stock of straw roods at a great sacrifice to make room for fall stock. Hats as low as Wand 75 cent. Ribbons. Cowers, corsets aad notions ia proportion. Bender's block, corner Markbam and CambrlaBf street- 6t- PSILOB'S "VlTAUx" FOB TBI HaiB eSBlbe fdaad everywhere.

It Is clear, aad has bo sediment. This wonderful preparation. Is PaaLoa'a ea Sai.variox fob rax Harsu' Feared the hands, it leaves no staiau It is. nevertheless, the most eSeetive article of its class ever advertised. Sold by drug gists and fancy goods dealers.

-6-d6t. 'is A CnrJ. I offer my services to 'the citixens of Littler Rock, as an expsrienced 'grainer- By permission, refer to the following parties to whom I am indebted for i the interest they have in me by giving me" severer jobs of work T. L. Wolf nays, James Cook, James J.

MASON. mxi si. Central Housed Ixrasrs. The most irritable and restless ef these tender little household bu-ls are charmed, as it were into quiet and sweet repose, by using Mrs. Whitcomb's syrnp.

.6 d6t ee advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispensa ry, headed Book for the -Million MARRI AGE GUIDE in another column. It shosM be read by NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 130 CEDAR POSTS For sale by ISAAC LAWitENCE. 11 ill, Terr at Mitchell, 329 Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee.

A RE bow ready for the FALL TRADE it with the largest and best selected stock of Jioots, Shoes and Hats -AT- WHOLESALE, They have ever offered to the merchants of this country. Please call and examine good and prices. 9 9 GROCERIES. 02- eg si h4 a a eo, en IS-: SB -a a -o a a CO PS -o-. a a a GO 9 a a .2 a a sV a a -23 fa 00JO Hi ARD Oil at DODGE A CO-'S.

10 bbls Cement, for sale at DODGE A Co'a. MASONIC BLANKS. fY ALL kinds, just printed aad for sale a the uasbttb omee. ocujiau 10,000 CHOICE Cigars for sale very low box or thousand at D0lGE rjUNNXRS Oil at DODGE ACQ'S. rpOILET Soaps in endless variety at A DODGE A OAA BBLS.

Louisville Cement for sale a. AVU DODGE PAINT, Varnish and Dnst Brushes at DODtiE A Diasolntion Notiee. rilHE partnership heretofore existing na-A. der the firm name of Hay, Clark Waters' is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent, T. J.Clark having disposed of his interest to Amos Waters.

Tbe business will be continued at the eld stand by the remaining partners who are authorised to collect all bills aad will settle alt liabilitie. II. L. RAY. T.J.

CI, 4 Kit, Roek, August 2ith, IS70. 8 Sd laa. Great Remedies. JOHN Bri.1 Jlannfao and Vender of the Celebrated Sm. tH's Tonic Syrup, -For the euro ef Ague and Ifever, BULL'S Worm Destroy r.

To my United tkatea and Worldwide Readers: I BAYS received many teatimoniala from professional and meoical men, aa say al manac and various publications have shown all of which ara mtiM. Tha tniin.i.. from a highly educated and popular physi-eiaa in Georgia, is certainly one ef the most sensible communications 1 have ever received. Dr. Clement knows eiactlyt he speaks of.

and his testimony deserves to be wmies in letters oi gold, near what the Doctor says of Bull' Worm JJemtrover. OR CillaJJS AXD FVIU LfTlHE proprietor of this celebrated medicine A justly claims for it a superiority uver aii nntaiM ever onereu to tne publio for the aa, anwM, ajaay and twautaeite cure of Agrue and ever, or Chills and Fever, nether of snort or lone stanuing. lie reiers to the entire Westers, and southern country to bear him testimony to the truth of tb. assertion, that in no eas whatever will it fail to eare, il the directions are strictly followed aad carried out- ia a great many cases a single dose has been sumcient for a cure, aad whole families have been cured by a bottle, with a jpoi feet restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every ease more certain to cure, il its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or twe alter the disease haa been ehecked, more especially in diOiCult and long standing cases.

Usually, this medicine will net require any aid to keep the bowels in good order; should the patient, however, require a cathartie medicine alter having taken three or lour doses of the Tonic, a single Aoe of BuWt VetHaitie family 'tilt will be sufficient-. JOHH BULL'S Principal Office: A a-'altta, btreel, VlLtaxow. Walkib Covxtt, June i9, I860. JJr. John Bull Dear btr i.

bve receBiiy given your Worm Ue.irur several and find it wonderfully etticaciuuf. It has not tailed in a single instance to have the wished for effect, am doina a i.r oouatry practice, and have daily use tor some uucis ui we aiuu. am tree to ooniess that Iknow of no remedy recommended by tbe ablest authors that is so certain and speedy its bubcis. vn us contrary they ar ascertain the extreme. Jdy object in writing you is to find out up what terms 1 can-get the medicine direeetly from you il 1 can geUit oa easy terms, 1 shall use a great deal oi 1 awn aware that the use ol such articles ia contrary to the teachings and practice of a Ereat majority of the regular line of Al.

D's, utlscenoiust causa or in carding a remedy wheh we know to be eui-eient, simply because we may be ignorant of its combinations For my part, 1 shall make it a rule to use all and any means to allevi ate auuenng numanity which may be able to command not heeitatna beeause anma one more ingenious than myself may have learned its edicts first and secured the sole right to secure that knowledge However. I am by no means an advocate or supporter of the thousands of wortiiiats nostruuA that flood the country, that purport to en re ail manner ol disease to which human flesh is heir. Please reply soon and inform me of your best terms. 1 am mostrespectfully. JUL1LS P.

CLKME-N i', Al. D. it L'S Sarsauarilla. 1 Reason for tbe Captain's Pailb. Read the Captain's Letter and the Letter from his mother Benton Barrack; JLprilSO, 1866.

Dr. Join Bull JJear Oir Knowing the efficacy ef your Sarsaparilia, and the healing and beneficial vualities it possesses. 1 send yon the following statement of my case i 1 was wounded about two years ago was taken prisoner and conuned tor 16 months. Being, moved so of wounds have not healed yet. I have not set up a.

moment since 1 was wounded, lam shot through the hips. My general health ia impaired, and I need something to assist nature. 1 have more faith in your Sarsaparilia than in anything else. 1 wish that that ie genuine. Please express me half a doieo bottles, and oblige, Car.

C. P. JOHN tON. -v Me. P.

S- The following was written April 30, I9bo, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. jhnson: txA Pull Dear Sir M' husband, Dr. C- S. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physician.

in central, Kew York, where he died, leaving the above C. P-rJuhason to my eare. At thirteen years of age he hadV a ehronie diarrhea and scrofula, for which 1 Eare jour Sarsaparilia. It euredihim- I ave for ten years recommended it to many in New York. Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever, sores, and general debility.

Perfect success has attended it The cares effected im tarn eases of erqaia. a4 fever, aorta cws almomt miraculous. 1 am very anxious for my son to agaia have recourse to your Sarsaparilia. lis ia fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you lor His wounds were terrible, but I believe he will recover. Respectfully.

JENNIE JOHNSON- BULL'S edron Sitters. AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. csa i Arkansas heard from. r- Testimony of Jledieal If est. ErossT Ponrt.

Whits Coustv, Abx. 1 May 23, Icon, Drk John Bull Dear Sir Last February I was in Louisville -purchasing drugs, and I got some of your Sarsaparilia and Cedroa Bitters- My son-in-law who was with me in the store haa been down with the rheumatism for some time commenced on the Bitters and sooa found his general health improved. Dr. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried them, and he also improved. Dr.

Coffee, who has been ia bad health for several years stomach and liver affected improved very much by tbe use of your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters has girra you great popularity in this settlement. -think 1 could sell a great quantity oi your medieiaes this fall especially your Cedron Bitters and baraayanlla. Ship me via Memphis, care of Kicker A Neely. Respectfully.

B. WALKKK. EXTBA SPECIAL S0TICE. Beware or ounterfeltsl Smith-' Tonic Syrnp has been counterfeited and the counterfeiter brought te-grief. SHI US TOSflO SYBtP.

The swwwmm article must have Dr. Jowa Bull's private stamp on each bottle. lr Joha Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell the original John J.fcniiih TOAJO SYBUP.ot Louisville, Ky. Lxaiaine.weU the label on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on each bottle, do not purchase or you wUl be deceived, bee my eolama advertisement, and my show card.

I will prosecute any one infringing on my right, lb, smith's Tosio Svaer can enly bepreparedby myself. mvyir Tha public's servant. DR. JCHS BULL. Louisville.

Nov. 6th. 18j9. Prepared by Dr. Jobs Bull at his Labors- to fat sale i by vitir.MnNT.

1-lt-dwU Agent, LitUUs Rock. evident that toey could not agree, when Dell, with the minstrels retired to another building. The Brindle-Tails Lad an easy time of it then. They nominated Jadge Boles ly sccUmation for le-election to congress, a-ijourned, and.the Little Bock delegates departed at once 3 o'clock Thursday evening for home. When they ieit they say the.

Minstrels' were balloting for nominee Judge Searle and Judge Yoa- ley being the principal candidates. We will doobtler get definite news io-dsy. Bstfe Galdea. The Republican of Friday, igaoring iu late holding that a negro was diaqoali fied to sit in congress, attempts to argue the quesJon whether or not the Gaxxtte is a safe guide. It says 'lt theOAztrml toUHy ignored the latest decision ef that court of last resort.

in which the supreme con of the U. S. 1 held that the disfranchising clauses of the constitution ef Missouri." identical with ou; in spirit and substance, were- coruii" tutumal amt valid." In ibis the Republican refers to the Frank Blair case. editor affects ignorance of the true htaory of the Blair The supreme court never- did or the "disfranchising claus es of Ihe constitution of Missouri were constitutional and valid." The history of that case is simply that when it cime before the U. a.

supreme court, a ma jority of the judges of that court de clared openly and publicly that they had determined te pronounce the Invalidity of the constitutional clause of Missonr1 out of which it grew; and the actual decision was ieserved nntil a succeeding session of the court, merely because of the excited political condition of congress, which threatened to overturn the court if the decision was rendered. This fact was well known in Washington and Missouri, and has never been denied by sny espectable radical newspaper in Mis souri. The delay 1 enabled a change in the composition of thejudges of the 1 wuh, uu wuea me case came lor nnai decision, the court stood equally di sided, one-half the judges being against and the other half for the validity of the constitutional clause. In this state of the case a rule of the court required an mance. of tbe decision of the Missouri supreme cour and the legality of the decision has no higher sanction.

All that the U. S. supreme court haa done has been to demonstrate thrt while it was so casven as to ear to mvke a I'ghtcous de cision because of the threats of its ever throw by a brutal congresa-s-yet it has not become so base as to id that to be law which its judges kx was not the law. Will the Republioan be so good as to advise the public why it is tbat the case of Byers and another, (there may be others) srho were refuspd regstraticn an sor to the general election in 1868, in Independence county who appealed ftom the registrars to the supreme court of Arkansas, have not ye been decided or why no session of the court was held at the time fixed by law for i last session It would seem that two years would give the judges ample time to make up a decision and it is unfortunate that the decision could not be bad in time for the registrars and the voters to have the benefit of it in the November e'ection. If rumor hs it right chief rdi or of the Repuh 'tean's say on the rrater would probably be credited gene-al'yj- Registration.

We undersUnd that 147 persons registered in Ea (owr ship yesterday. The wil be largely increased to-day, as we under ihd every body is taking advantage of this opportu nity to become qualified electors. Register, friends, and urge your ne'gbbors do so. i-XXITEB iir The morning and afternoon of yesterday ir agam clear and warm. "Toward night scattering clouds gathered overhead, and those' who pretend to "know predict rata -Mxtsobolooioal Obssivattois, byAlscbt Cobbs, Watcbmxkkb abb Jbwblbb.

September 9. 8 a. sr. 12 M. F.

ar. ir. M. Thermometer 79 84 (4 81 Barometer 33 31 SJ.l 2S.9-4 The barometrical o'weryations are asade by Roskell's aneroid Barometer. y' The river continues to decline slowly.

No arrivals or depatuies. The Allen left Thursday night for Memphis. The Foit Gibson and LUtle Rock are ihe next boats due from above. Says the Van Buren JVess. Capf, Jeff Baldwin leaves on the first boat for Little Rock to take command of Ihe steamer Fort SmLh how is that for high? ASSORTED Corks for Fruit Ja at DODGs.

DEKTAL Supplies, complete assortment at D0DGKACO.F. LARUB Invoice of Win tow Glass, Just roeiredat DODGE Jc Q0AL Oil at DODGE ft BBLS. Linseed 011, for sale at Zi) INTER STRAINED LARD OIL. at HUGHES Store. WHITE WASH.

Plasterers and Kalsomiae Brushes at DODG A 8. 00 Boxes Window Glass, assorted Sises, for sale at DODGE SCo't. IMPORTED CIGARS. A small lot of Imported Havana Cigars for saleat costat DODGE A FEATHER Dusters, large assortment a at Have a large Invoice of ne eigars which ihey wish to close oat aA a smail advance apoa cost. i.

it Dry lumber at city lumber yard, at $20 per 1,000 feet. Pebsoxal. Our readers will join us in greeting the return of Mr. H. W.

Wilson, the popular and enterprising Mark-ham street grocer, who has been on a two mon.hs tour east. He looks much refreshed snd invigorated by his short respite from business and fully prepared to enier the fall and winter trade with redoubled vigor and energy. He made extensive" addi done to his stock While absent, and designs keeping a supply of family and plan tation groceries daring the season second to none in the city. Reliable, pi ompt and eneigetle, with an excellent corps of assistants he is prepared to fill all orders at short and goar-an ces satisfaction in every easel Why use green lumber when you can buy dry lumber at the city lumber yard at $20 per 1,000 feet. I 9-l-t Qciet.

Extreme quietude has pre vailed in the city since Saturday last. Any one in the habit of perambulating he streets cannot but hr.ve 'noticed the change since last week. We accosted a radical official yesterday, and said to himt- i.O. What's the reason everything is so quiet There are no conventions, no meetings, no speaking, and everybody teems to be attending to his own business." tile replied Oh, that's easily accounted for. The leading men of both parties, (the Minstrels and Brindle tails,) 68 in all -have gone to Fort Smith, aad there is no one here to stir the darkeys op." We asked, How long will they be sone?" I don't know; I hope to God none of them will ever come back, in which -rent I think we will have a little peace," he replied.

Amen," we responded and passed oh Buy your lumber at the city lumber yard, where you can find a complete assortment, and at lower rates than any other place in the eity. 9-I-t Jut received, sUll another lot of those world renowned sewing machines at the Howe sewing machine rooms. i -i'earses and Carriiees furniyhed to order, Bo-baainees wui b-s managed by the junior dajtner. 1-l-t I Vs 1 them to make an official statement. W.

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