Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 2

GBOCSBIJCS. X7HTE3 AUD IaIQTJOS. THE DAILY GAZEFT3. that the saMy of loyal men would not be endangered. meeting.

bn motion, the resolutions MnA BcUd on hj The BATK9 FOK ADTKKTISfirCt Ob and alter July lt. IsrL the annexed sehedale of prices for advertisina will go ITiMt Iba AIranrftd rates will ftDDir ta nH contracts eafceied into- after the date iTf-At-i as iwh ucuuvu un XililUII, Aft IS IQ bppowlion la th speech dell wed sr. A.e tJ i uov. Mayton Roofer m. In oppo- siuontothe delivered Clayton ia Janniry, 1870 opposed to BKBN IVOTf.

Oil Will HUk iicrt painrHV i i 4 xhe Dailv OsirrTS bat doable th eireu- Wtion any similar paper ia this State. It th speech of Oov. iteleas5yr: the her dv, who testified to the peace! I committee. ha a fair subscription lift in all the principal towoi in the Stat outside the city, and yfTir Ty eur own easiness men is regarded as aa ,.5. fX-CX, excellent aaediam for advertising.

The Wbkklt Oaxrttb ha a bona flde eir-Ftiv. elatHn fire time greater than nay other paper in -the State. It goes to every post-I ndioo ia the State, and is read by not. thu trentr thousand reaSera i I A'i'l- ti'3 I-' 1 1, 1 fr.i :1 A melius through which to reach all elaases of ourcitisens, the Wkkklv Gaxktvs stands without The fact that it is now in the fifty-second year of its publication, is a sufficient guarantee of its stand-in. Our Wesklt rates are $1 per inch for each No deaaction for length of time or advertisement.

HlachJ I I 60 $2 Ofl 3 3 50 4 00 1 foeh I I 50i 2 rot 4Ct 4 S0 6 OJ 6 O0 i aches Inche 4 laches 5 Inches 2S(H 860j 3 CO! 4 OH 3 50f 5 oq 6 00 ft 8 00i 5 5 7 7 COi 8 ft fx 10 Col. 55 Col. lCol 11 OOi 14 111 00 12 50i 14 17 OOl 20 0 18 OOj 90 1 0' 21 00 23 OOi 30 ft IS8K1TIOXS. BPACS. 3 0 a hlneh.

nch 14 50 7 60S 10 00 $15 50 122 00, 30 00 11 00i 15 00: 28 00) 40 001 60 00 2 laches 3 Inches 4 Inches, 5 Inchest 14 OCH 19 om 15 50' 21 00! 87 Offl 53 Offl 70 00 40 00 67 50 75 00 48 001 78 90 00 18 O0 25 22 OOj 30 00 55 00J 80 001100 00 20 00! 29 O0 37 OOt 70 00 100 00130 00 J5 00! 45 001 56 00100 00 140 00190 00 40 001 70 OOl 94 00175 00 250 0oi325 00 Double rates for special notice column. Irfteal notices 40 cents a line for first insertion, and 10 cents for each additional. Co a tracts will not be made for any particular place in the paper. Advertisements may be changed every three meaths without extra charge. If changed oltener, 25 cents per iaen, will be charged.

DoabIe-olamn advertisemeata, or adrar-tisioments with outs, will net be received. These are out net rates, and in no ease will an advertisement be inserted on any other terms, not will any dicoaal be made to agents. advantage will be given one advertiser over another. In order to prevent this, these rales have been established, and will not be deviated from under any circumstances. Address all orders to WM.

1. BLOCHEK. Manager. SOCIETIES. I MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Wrstksx Stab Lonea No. 2 meets first Monday night every month. John W. Bi- aoa.W.M. Fay Hempstead, Secretary.

Xaoholia Iodci Ko. CO meets last Mon day night every month. Gee. K. lodge, Mi Deuel, Secretary.

Csids Caarvaa No. 2 meets sesond Mon day night every month, t. C. Gray, U. Isaac Wolf.

Secretary. Occidkhtal Cocscil No. I meets first Tuesday nUhtt of January. April. July and Uctober.

llio. i'arsei, i. x. j. a fnlton.

Recorder. Hugh Oa Patsss Coua adkt Ko. 1 meets third Monday night every montn, U. Barber. x.

Com. G. W. Deaison, Recor der. 5 The GaAsn Caima will meet at 10 o'clock on Thursday, the second day of November, 1871.

K. il. English. H. P.

I. K. bar. Gr. Secretary.

-''-L' The GsakS Oorscib will meet at o'clock on Saturday, the-fourth day of November, I 1871 Geo. A. Dannelly. Ih. 111.

Or. M. 1m. B. Barber.

Gr. Keeorder. I' The Osastd IO dg will meet en Monday -'Bight. November Otht-1871. Sam.

W. Wil- liams.Gr. H. E. Barber, Gr.

Secretary. ODD-FELLOWS DIRECTORY. 4 Aseassas EMCAumsirr No. 2 meets every first and third Wednesday in each month. Peter Brugman, Chief Pat.

Albert Cohen, High Priest. II. Pullan, Miller. Treasurer. Fab VTebt Lodgc No I meets every Friday evening.

Bernard Cohen, Noble Grand. K. H. PalUn. Vice Grand.

K- T. Stewell, Secretary. il. Eorenberg, Treasurer. 1 pica IODOr Ko.

12 meets every Tuesday eveaing. J. B. Bond, Noble Grand. J.

II. Steelmaa, Vies. Grand. D. J.

Mytingsr, Secretary. Gee. b. Morrison, Treasurer. ui A.

O. Little Koek Grove No. meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at their ball in the Kraus building. 11.11, W. Iiajure.

Secretary. XAIfD AGENTS. JNO. W. FAUST'S LAND AGENCY ROOMS 4 AND 5 ADAMS BUILDING I LITTLE ROCK, ARK.t FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY.

'T 1StBTI0XS. I i sj a I a 2 i S.j 3 DO 7 (W 5ffl 25 0O 11 60 OOl 17 00 I 23 00 00j S5 00 i it KAtLUSIVt EXCLUSIVR EXCLUSIVE EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN FURNITURE DEALERS IN FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE DEALERS IN DEALERS IN also 'REGULAR DEALERS' IK REGULAR DEALERS IN REGULAR DEALERS IN REGULAR DEALERS IN THE ONLY THE ONLY THB ONLY SUBSTANTIAL SUBSTANTIAL SUBSTANTIAL SUBSTANTIAL PATENT BED LOUNGE PATENT BED LOUNGE PATENT BED LOUNGE PATENT BED LOUNGE IN THE" MARKET "HE MARKET fHE MARKET' HE MARKET EXAMINE TIIEM CALL AND EXAMINE THEM CALL AND EXAMINE THEM CALL AND EXAMINE THEM YOU WILL BE CONVINCED YOU WILL BE CONVINCED YOU WILL BE CONVINCED YOU WILL 'BE CONVINCED LARGEST STOCK OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE LARGEST sroCK OF FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE IN THE STATE'. IN THE STATE IN THE STATE IN THE STATE WHICH WHICH WHICH WHICH WE ARE CLOSING WJ? ARE CLOSING WE ARE CLOSING WE 'ARE CLOSING OUT OUT OUT out NOT AT COST NOT AT COST NOT AT COST NOT COST sc; AT PRICES THAT DEFY AT PRICES THAT DEFY AT PRICES THAT DEFY AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPEEITION COMPETITION THIS STOCK MUST BE REDUCED THIS STOCK MUST BE REDUCED THIS STOCK MUST BE REDUCED THIS STOCK MUST BE REDUCFJV IN ORDER IN ORDER IN IN ORDER TO TO MAKE ROOM MAKE ROOM TO MAKE ROOM Tp MAKE ROOM STILL STILL STILL STILL LARGER LARGER LARGER LAR'JER ONR ONE ONE ONE A A BUY FROM BUT FROM BUY FROM BUY FROM REGULAR DEALER REGULAR DEALER REGULAR DEALER REGULAR DEALER A A A YOU- WILL GET THEi BEST YOU WILL GET THE BEST YOU WILL GET THE! BEST YOU WILL GET THE BEST AT PRICES TO SUt AT PRICES TO SUIT AT PRICES TO SUS AT PRICES TO SUT DEALERS DEALERS DEALERS IN THE THE THE WOVEN sWIRE mattress mattress WOVEN VWIRE. WOVEN (WIRE MATTRESS BAfiY CABS BABYn CABS a vw- a I CABI -UAKS EVERY ARTICLE EVERY ARTICLE EVERY ARTICLE TO A- BELONGINt BELONGING BELONGING FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE STORE EXAMINE OUR PRICES OUR 'PRICES EXAMINE OUR PRICES AND STOCK AND STOCK AND STOCK I 9 siuxfovi' a FUBftlTUBE4 JglMMONS A CO, i -T 1 I 1 ft 1 IN 1 IN 1 IN 1 ALSEY A NORWOOD, GROCERS-GROCERS ROCERS-HG ROGERS GROCERS-GROCERS OROCERS-GROCERS ROGERS ROCERS I 115 .114 4 KAiCOFrTEFSUGARS TEAS-COFFEES SUGARS MOLASSES 1 FINESVRUPS MOLASSES MOLASSES FLNE8YBUPS BvCON -HAMS LARD BACON HAMS-4-LARD 5 BACON HAMSLAK SOAP-CANDLRi-STARCIL SOAF CANDLES STA RCIf 4 SO A I CAN DLES STA RCII Wooden ware sT VOODEN WAEi A complete and fresh awortaeat ofthe SHELF GOODS SHELF GOODS SHELF GOODS Ia the city -low to the trade for cash. Orders from the country osrefnlly filled at LOWEST CASH PRICES LOWEST CASH PRICES LOWEST CASH PRICES When accompanied with the cash.

To responsible- parties living on railroads or river, goods forwarded C. U. 1. Orders solicited. Goods guaranteed as represented HALSEY A NORWOOD.

B. D. Halsey. I LitUe boek. Ark.

Wm. Norwood. 8 4dtf WE ME, CASH-US, OR I SINK! As we have succeeded, thus far. beyond oar expectations, si ace inaugurating THE CASH tllK CAdil THE CASH SYSTEM. SYSTEM i SYSTEM.

THB CASH SVThM, THE CASH rith correspond ibb re taction of prices, wilt rvnuuuc the ENFiRCSVESTOF THB "CASH FLAN" KMfORCr JHK.MOr1 Tllh VCASrt PLA ENFORCEMENT Of THE "CASH PLAN" ENKOKA'EiMfcNT UF THE "CASH PLAN" ENFORCEMENT Of THE "CASH PLAS" as rigidly as possible. OUR MOTTO-CASH OR ITS EQUIVALENT OUR MOTTO-CASH OR IT 1 EOPiVALENT OUR MOTTO-CASU OK ITS s.QtSIVALENT OUK MOTTO-CAStt ITS EQUIVALENT OU K. MOTTO-CASU OR ITS-EQUIVALENT No expect to bay from ns oa any other terms. "Thirty days" will not do. nnless.

at the expiration of that time, the CASH comes op promptly. CASH MEANS MONEY CASH MKANS MONEV. CASH MEANS MONEY, CASH MEANS MONEY. CASH MEANS MOMEY. not promise to pay, without any idea of ever doing so.

CASH CASH CASH--CASH CASH, "LET US HAVE. PEACE." About every six weeks we sell oat oar en. tire stock of goods, which is as often replenished with new gooda. Incredible as this may seem, it is true, aad this enables ns to give oar easterners fresh goods all the time. GEO.

S. MORRISON A CO. 5-18dtf TT7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED, By Colombia. A LARGE LOT OF FAMILY FLOUR of the best brands. GEO.

S. MORRISON A CO. 5-lMtf jyE HAVE- ALL KINDS' OF GOODS. ALL KINDS OF GOODS. NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. GOOD GOODS. GOOD GOODS. GOODS NEW GOODS FRESH. GOODS NEW-GOODS FRESH.

AH for cash, or on monthly accounts to those only who pay monthly. GEO. S. MORRISON A CO, 5-ladtf SPECIAL NOTICE. WE ARE SELLING GOODS to sach persons as pay punctually AT THIRTY DAYS.

Those knowing themselves to he owing as for a longer period than thirty days will please some forward and pay their accounts. We cannot indulge them any longer, and WILL NOT FILL THEIR ORDERS unless the cash accompanies them. 5-13dtf GEO. S. MORRISON A CO.

i V1QEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVA- TIVE L1ASS MEETING! LET EVERY TRUE DEMOCRAT BE IN ATTENDANCE! At a regular meeting ot the Democrat ie and Conservative Club of Illinois township. Pope county, upon motion, the officers mf aidclnb were ordered, ta isrne a ealtaad respectfully request and invite the democratic and conservative is rty of OPE COUNTY, to meet la mass meeting at DOVER, TUESDAY. THE OF OCTOBER. ZL s-f I-j. f- V- 4 (it beinf eireait court week), for the purpose or electing a rounty central committee, ia' accordance with the recommendation of the atate central eemmittae at Lit Lie Koek.

Tewaabipe are respeetfully requested to send i their delegates. Let all who are in favor of the sacred rights of Bel f-G overs -menu Equal Rights for all. and are opposed to high taxation and radieal rale, come. By requestor said elub. j- wa PKUITT, Presides t.7 B.

w. Cr.BATxa. Secretary. adawtd WHITE PINE DOORS DOOKS DOORS at Cook. Gibb A Cm'a now Affi.

v. IH Markham street. 5ee Boxes Pittsbarrh Window Glass sites, which are tiered at the all as-read sported by the t'lttytiant to the eighth resolution, the lo committee, of three. The result of the election was Wii. M.

Fishback. P. T. JaroeV Briszolara as sach (, i After'a vote of to Msj. Ppmrka ablo and efficient dixharre of hia dutiea aa cbairmati, aa well aa to the sec- retary.and to CoL FUhback fur the use.

of the hall, the meeting adjourned. CISTBIBUTIOW. S500 000! 5500.000 TO BE GIVEN, AWAY TtIS SlUTII CAROLINA LAND AND 'IMMIGRATION ASSO- CIATION, Under the aasnieea of the "Smlk Carolina 1 ictate Arrteoitnrai anj Heebantcal Boete- tr." will g-iva a BERIES OF CONCERTSk at the Academy of Music, Charleston, S.C., COMMENCING OCTOBER 1st, 1871. Refers to all. the Bankers.

Broken and prominent sentlemen of the country, both north and south. 150.000SBASOX IICKfiTS OP ADMISSION. AND KO MUR. AT 5 EACH. If yon ht not received a eireaUr.

send for one, ctvins full partioulara. All orders strictly confidentiaL 2,405 GIFTS, A30UNTING, IN ALL, TO $500,000. i The drawina of this rreat southern eater. prise wilt be conducted under the supervision of the following well known eent'e-men: Gen. A.

R. Wright, of Oa. Oen. Hradley T. Johnson, of Col.

B. H. Ratledre, of S. C.t lion, fcoger A. Pryor.

of N. Y. I i Money for Tickets ean be sent either by Express or Postoffice Order, and the Tickets promptly forwarded bv BUlLKB.C'HADWICK, GARY A Aa-ents Smth Carolina Land and Immigration Association, i I Gss. M. C.

Butlkr; Joss Cradwick. Oss. W. GabvI Principal Office CtUABLEsTON, 8. C.

iiawlm" 8500,000 EAL! ESTATjfi DISTRIBUTION, F.MPII IS, -TENNESSEF OCTOBER 31st, 1671. SHARES $5 EACH. I Capital prise 'The be Memphis rheatre; cost, 35,000, now renting for per an-nnn. Valuable plantations, business and resident property. H67.6O0 IN REAt ESTATE.

$33,400 IN DIAMONDS. Silver.plate. Organs, etc. i sar-oee circulars.) r'fj- 1 All the shares nnsol 1 at the time of the dia tribation will be surrendered, and their cor responds Bombers not allowed any repre sentation. The managers will not hold a snare, tnus guaranteeing the shareholders the full control.

information and shares address Ceatrat office. 44 Adama street, or any ofthe agencies tbroarhoat the country, KU riJN, i Managers. J- F. Faoax, Agenti Little Roek. 9-12dtdaw4t" COTTOIf P11ESS.

QOTTON FRESSES AND HORSE POWERS. I The "Reynolds" Revolving Wrought Iras COTTON PBES8 Is an Improvement on the most popular Screw Presses, and is pronounced to be the most complete, durable, and easy-working Press new in the market. The whole weight of the Press with the cotton in the box stands en pivot, enabling two men or one horse ta press a ftJO-pound bale with ease. THE REYNOLDS HORSE POWERS i are unsurpassed for strength aad durability. They are manufactured expressly for Cotton Ginning, Cora Mills, and other plantation work.

1 These articles took the premiums at the Texas State Fair in 1871. Manufactured ia Kew Orleans, at REYNOLDS' IRON WORKS, Coassm South Mabkkt asp Fcltos Near S'. Mary's Market, II. REYNOLDS." Pronrletor. Box 169(1.

Office aad Depot. 32 Carondelet street. SW A rents wanted everywhere. Send for Price LtsU 6-22daw6m HOTELS. jyjETROPOUTAN HOTEL Havina narchased this New and Oaaa mo- ten-1 dious establishment, we will spare Bo atten uon or expense maxe ti a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL la every respect ard as the house is sew aad complete in ail its appointments we nope to meet wun a liberal patronage.

idc Tiik. i 9 14 dtf i i gUMPTER HOUSE, i HOT SPRINGS. ARK. J. j.

SUMPTER A- BRO.J Psorairroaa. Uavina reeeatlv been refitted and thor oughly overhauled, this House is now prepared to neeontaerfiata (Inaata in the boat style, and at reasonable prices. 7-20d3m QOMMERCIAL HOTEL, Corner Jefferson aad rront fiueeta, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. 4-29dtf JOTICE. All bills, en and after la-da, will VmAmm assooa as the roods are dalivarad.

All nf our customers may exoect to pay for goods on delivery. COOK IBB CO. tattle Koch. Sept. e.

1871. a 9 7d tf OARD. A few Matlria earn Ka immhiJiU tit board and lodging oa the corner of Second and Sherman streets, -19dtf PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. BEST brands of White Lead.

7.i i mmA Oils, aad Glass, oa hand aad sold at the lowest figures. lSdtf 21S Ditter Bteeh. MrCLEAN'8 STRENUTUKNINii COR DIAL Sn Cimi reeeived ami fwiala cheap at Drugttora. r. ATKINSON A CO CDTTOX FACTORS 4 -Attt FORWARD IN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (wwiT BriLMsa) sitHis itiitr.

LITTLE -dtr ROCK. ARKANSAS. rw. C. FLACK.

Late of W. A. Vtolett Co. a. V.

BLAS-K. a BLACK A CO, rkrcsasoB Viorvv. Black A Crv. WTTON FACTORS Asr GBNKRAb COMMISSION MKRCHAhTf. KO.

190 COMMON STREET. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. NOTE We wi'l continue the business recently eon ducted under the firm of Violett. lor our own account, naving assumed its Iabilitie. and being charged I no ine collection e-t Its arsets.

8 2ndly i M. WI LLIAMS 41 RECEIVING, FORWARDING AN COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AUo, agents for MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET CO. BOATS. Charter Pfeifer's New Fire-proof Bnild-ing, near the river.

g-l dtf QEO. W. BAXTER (Saeeersors to Bigley. rfeUenh A Co.) COAL DEALERS. We will continue to keep stock of on hand a large i THE BEST COAL.

AT LOWER PRICES thaa ever before sold in this eity. We are prepared to fill large orders for steamboats sad manufactories at are 6ao. w. BAzraa. OFFI a manuiaetones at greatly red need rates, FICE- With Bruee BSBSISBR8KS, jr.

A Brothers. Mark ham V. Tbsssvast. street. TI9dtf rpHE FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

Mr. McCORMICK, At No. 804 Markhem street, has received her FALL STOCK FOR 1871, AD AS- ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THB SEASON She also returns her thanks to the ladies for their past patronage aad solicits their www tor vne future. i V-ZU dtf gOMETHING NEW. i THE NEW PATTERNS roa FALL AND "WINTER STYLES, ust received by Mis.

Corner Mali E. M. BARNES, and Third streets, over Mor row store. These patterns are beautiful, aad embraea every variety ot an styles. laaies wisniaa-neat work aad troe fits will surely be pleased by calling on Mrs E.

M. Barnes at her rooms. v-zzdtf ATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 3. V. ZIMMERMAN, GAZETTE BLOCK, MARXHAM STREET.

has a One assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, ETC. -dtf FOR CASH ONLY. a. a. bars as.

a. TO LBV. ITTLE ROCK FLOURING MILLS Js-J i FiFTfl AND CENTRE 'I: tiTTie hoca, aa. CHOICE FRESH FLOUR. CORNMBAL aad 'j ALL KINDS OF FEED Retailed at Wholesale Prieee Alt Goods Sold DeHrered Free of Charge i la i I 7 Part of the City.

S-4dtf BARNES A YONLBY. JAMES COOK, UNDERTAKER, LASEER BUILDING. 213 MARKHAM OT. METALLIC CASES AND CASKETS, WALNUT. AND ZINC COFFINS, Kept always oa hand-.

Orders by tetegraph promptly filled, and Cases sentC.O.D. J-4 tf JAMES COOK OTICE TO BUILDERS. COOK, GIBB A CO. have large lot of FOUR-PANEL DOORS. made of the best White Pin pinned and wedged, for S2.

o-zy an DAMS COCKBURN, COTTON FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (19 Carondelet street.) NEW ORLEANS B. a pa ms. Little Rock. cocxaoas. New Orleans.

q-lndswtf. ANDRETH8 'NEW CROP" Oardea J. cALMON i t)M(l at If 1-11 i I 8 THE GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO. W. D.

BLOCUEB. MANAQEIl, whom all eommanirationa shoald be addressed. LITTLE ROCK SEPTEMBEK 24, 1871 TO (OaRMPOXDEKIII. Write only oa one side of the paper We cannot undertake either to return or preserve rejected manuscript. come responsible name must accompany aco communieation to insure attention.

We eanDot undertake ta preserve or return a an a scripts of any character, whether accepted rejected. -i -1 The format open ins: Mont Cenia tunnel occurred on 'Sunday Uurt. 'The transit, through the mountain win made in twenty minute. This gigantic undertaking, which deserves to rank with the Sues canal as an engineering feat, i evidently a ttiumpbant We call particular attention to the resolutions adopted by the conservative people of Sebastian counly, at their mass meeting the other day. In addition to the declaration that "we are for the constitution as it is," the resolutions go still further, and declare what we have repeatedly stated, we would not, if we could, take from the colored man any single right, civil or political, which he -And they add, but we ask that at least the white man be made his equal before the These resolutions are wire and patriotic, and breathe the right spirit exactly.

Bead them in fuJL At the railroad meeting at Washing ton on the 11th iast4 'or the purpose of taking rorae definite steps to secure-the building of the Camden and Red River railroad, the following' resolutions were adopted I 'r tt sr Resolved, Thst we, the citizens of Hempstead county, in mass meeting assembled, heartily indorse the proposition to construct a railroad from Camden, Arkansas, to Red river, and believing the plan proposed to be feasible, and if properly carried out will be successful, that we will render what assistance we have within our power. 1 'Resolved, That a committee of two, with two alternates, be selected to visit the city of Camden to confer with the directors of the road in regard to their plan of operations, and that thev report to this meet-in? on the 30th of September, 1871. In accordance with the second resolution, on motion, Col. J. A- Williamson and Hon.

John R. Eakin were appointed, with If. K. Uurt and II A. Carrigan, as alternates, to visit Catuden.

AMJf ESTT--THE POSITIOSr OF GOT. CUTTOH'i PABTT. We have long been convinced that Gov; Clayton, Gov. Iladley, Chief Justice Mo Clare, and, inded, every adherent of the state administration, were opposed to a restoration of permanent peace and quiet in this which they know can only be secured through a general amnesty, and the repeal of all laws discriminating against -any class of our Gov. Clayton repeatedly spoke of the peace and quiet of the state, and even in his last an nual message, said I I have always regarded disfranchise ment as temporary in its nature, and have anxiously looked forward to the day when a sounder amt "healthier condition would justify its removal.

More than one year ago I took occasion to publicly express myself npon this question." The time which has intervened has only strengthened the convictions I then ex pressed, and I am sow most happy to Bay thlt the present encouraging condition of anaira throughout the state in my opinion tuny warrants me in carrying out ih pledge I then made. I The governor goes on then to recommend that steps be taken to do away with the disfranchising clauses of the constitu tion, and adds I Should you adopt this coarse I earnestly hope and believe, that you will take the initial step that will ultimately lead to permanent political tranquility and the restoration of those relations of comity and good feeling that should characterize citizens of the same commonwealth. I It will be observed that Gov. Clayton here acknowledges all that we have main tained on this subject that a general am nesty, and a restoration of the ballot to all disfranchised citizens, is the only thing that will or can lead to a restoration of political tranqaility, and the restora tion of those relations of comity and good feeling" that should characterize citizens of the same commonwealth." In another part of his message the gov eraor savst. i 1 Our population has been largely in creased by a healthy immigration.

The number of votes cast in 18 0, aa compared with the number registered three years before, speak to the contrary indeed there ia a falling off in the vote of 13,005. If our population was increased, how was the vote decreased and order, peace and security reign throughout our borders. Under the benign influence of our free institutions, and the faithful en forcement of the laws, old feuds are rap id! vine out. old animosities are beine forgotten, and old prejudices eradicated. Now, -then, this picture is true; yet through the influence of Gov.

Clayton, the disabilities of only 200 persona were removed by the last legislature and im mediately after his election as senator, and when he reached the first thing we heard of our late governor, who talked so eloquently a few months previous about peace and quiet, and the only way to bring about friendly relations between all classes of our citizens, was the denouncing of 30,000 people of this state as ko-klur, and otherwise slander uig them, and thereby preventing immi grants from coming huher. To add to thir, the manager of the governor's party here, Chief Justice McCIurt, ueclared that these 30,000 ought to be hung, and has taught that the spirit of rebellion against the government is as ram pant now as In 1801, and that we need M.a little more recon struction, 'methodically compounded The same person, speaking the true senti ments of Senator Clayton, and all his ad mirers and adherents, who applauded the governor's message from which we have quoted above, throws off the mask ia Sit- urday's Republican, and Bays "McCiure desires to say in plain and unequivocal ttrms, that he does not favor universal suffrage and universal amnesty at this time, for the reason that he has not anything of late tc convince bim that the spirit of disloyalty has died out, or pROBST: 4'tiQ t' A HILD, A PURE BpRGUNDY PORT. I HOB8T I LB, FINE OLD; CROWN SHERRY. OB8T I LB. 1 RYE AND KEN- TUCKY BOURBON.

PVKB FROM TQM DISTILLBRT. I. OBST HUB, FINE OLD COGNAC, PURE HOLLAND GIN. A BUB. a.

THE BEST OF ALE, IH BARRELS OR BOTTLES. It I i 11 I i WINES AND LIQUORS Or KVBRT DESCRIPTION. IROBSI VIRGINIA SEE DUNG. ROBST UILB RED CROSS 1 ES SEEDLING. ROBST tilt LB.

SPARKLING CATAWBA. pROBST BHD, I Vr 1IOLE8ALE GROCERS oa a Lass is FLOUR. RBCTIFIBD WHISKY. BACON HAM3. LARD.

MOLASSES. WOOD AND WILLOW WARB. la taet avery article belonging to a first-class honse. CHEAP FOR CASH, 7-Idawtf PROBST A HI LB. LtJMBKK.

TC. 1 TITLE ROCK MANCFACTUR'G COMPANY. COOK, GIBB A PROPRIETORS DEALERS IN ASH SAsHj SASH! SASH! SASH SASH SASH SASH SASH BLINDS, BLINDS BLINDS BLINDS' BLINDS BLINDS BLINDS BUNDd BLINDS DOORS a FRAMES DOORS FRAMES DOORS FRAMES DOORS ft FRAMES DOOKS FRAMES DOOBS FRAMES DOORS FRAMES I DOORS FKAM ES DOORS FRAMES WEATHERBOARDS WEATHERBOARDS WEATHERBOARDS WEATHERBOARDS WEATHERBOARDS-WEATHERBOARDS FLOORING SHINGLES FLOORING LATHS LATHS LATHS SHINGLES FLOORING SHINGLES stsnVl FBAMINa LUMBER LUMBER LUMBER FRAMING FRAMING SASH SASH SASH PICKETS) Bverytalng ia the PICKETS PICKETS line of roach PICKETS PICKETS er dressed LUMBER LUMBER SCROLL AND ORNAMENTAL SAWING DONS TO OBI DEB. f--dwt JVUMBEIL LATHS, Era. A.

IL'BYAN A CO, 4 DEALERS IN LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, LATHS, ETC 5 BILLS of all descriptioa of LUMBER filled with accuracy and dissateh, at their old stand. Bayers will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. l-26tf TROWN8 SAW-MILLS. LUMBER OF ALL KINDS constantly oa head, rough or planed, of the best quality, at THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. BILLS FILLED AT SHORT IfOTCCE aav-Ordars left with Green A Edwards.

Architects. Wolf Building Main street, will meet with prompt attention. 3 2dtf JJAMILTON MILLS. Keeps always ea hand ehoiee.i CYPRESS LUMBER, SHINGLES, i tit a TTV 4 -AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES BILLS SAWED TO ORDER And delivered to any part of the eity free of euarge. Uaasual fanita Blahing the.

eneteeet saaterial, and it is believed r.u, thaa asked. mT. Lumber-yard and Office la Beehe's Block. oppoMte the Btatahoos. tA-tdt 1 anu quiet me people -f Araajwaiana i.

x. it an scknowledgemept that that wing of the republican party controlled by the L'tue Rock Republican opposed In the rntv thing that can bring about: political tranquility, and the restoration: of those relations of comitjr and good falling that s'tould charactrrix4 citizrns of the same commonwealth" that is, nniversal suffrage and: universal amnesty. Sheriff Oliver said the other day, they will begin to think about restoring good feeling in the next twenty years. And thi-v people of Arksnsas, the true position of fenator Clayton, Gov. Iladley, and the balance of the adventurous crew, who have seised by fraud onr state government and propose to hold it Byj in the same way asj long aa possible, this confession Big Mack has placed party on its true platform.

ROAAIZATIOS. Beselntieas Astated ay Cest. servKllvea Minpiisae ssaMl i frbastla Cesj)fleH BEStfSTEAr. A large and enthusiastic meetinar was held a. Washintooi on the 11th.

Dr. C. J. E. Borden and R.

A. Brown presided B. Etter, secretariesj Speeches were made by Dr. Brown, Col. SJ.

Eakin and Col. D. W. Jones. The following resolutions were adopted i Resolved, Thai ft, the conservative people of, Hempstead county, in mass meeting asjembledj do hereby fully and adopt the plan of organization and work for the campaign of 1872, recommended by the convention of the State Central and Congressional District 5 I Resolved, That tot the purpose of carrying out the plan bf organisation, this mass meeting appoint a central executive committee; of five good, honest, hardworking and energetic men, who shall have and exercise a supervisory direction and control oyer all the political matters ini Hempstead, county affecting our party, and who shall proceed as soon as it may be considered proper to the completion: of our party organization by the appointment of jtownahip canvassers 01 sub-executive committees, and by instructing said canvassers in the matter of their duties according to the plan or organisation this day adopted and further, by rendering such Canvassers all neces.

sary assistance in the discbarge of such duties, by furnishing them witn documents for distribution, and blanka upon which to make their etc. Resolved, (That all-conservatives in the county, whether voters or not, are earn estly requested to aid in the execution of these plans, br rendering; all the assist ance in their power to the county executive committee, and to the sub-committees or canvassers in the discharge of their ardu ooa and laborious duties, and by contributing as largely as their means will permit toward the raising of without a bountiful supply qf which we cannot carry on a Vigorous and successful cam paign. a ne louowing gentlemen were ap pointed an executive! com mittee J. E. Borden, E.

D. Jett, 51. Boyse, I. C. P.

McLendon and W. Il Bright. Good com mittee. BEBASTtAir. The good people of this county assembled on the 16th, Maj.

J. H. Sparks in the chair, and James Brizzolara secretary. Speeches were delivered by Maj. Glass, B.

B. Rutherford, RjE. Sumner, James Brizzolara aod Maj. j. H.

Sparks, The following excellent resolutions -f wera adopted We, the democrats and conservatives of Sebastian county, in mass-meeting assem bled, believing a thorough and efficient organisation; of the democratic and con servative strength of this countv necessa ry to assist to the overthrow of radical- asm in the state, do resolve 1 That we recognize the Democratic ind Conservative State Central Committee, organized at Little Rock in March last, tnd do further recognize it as being the only authorised central organ of the party in the stale, and that we will cordially co- i ypcraw wun inem All carrying out ail plana that may in their patriotism and risdom be! adopted lo overthrow radi alism. si' 2 That whatever we may think of the saeana oj waica ue tnirxeeniB, lourteentn and nneenth amendments to the constitu tion were effected, yet we are for the con stitution as it ts. I 3 We are in avoij of a system of free schools. I -4 That in Older that the colored men may act intelligently and understanding in -all hia rights, and to become useful ditrzens, we recommend a thorough and a speedy education ol the colored people throughout the state. I 5 That the only certain remedy for our deplorable condition, is to make all office-holders responsible to the people.

and let all the peopl vote and. to this end we favor universal suffrage and Uni versal amnesty. I 6 That tee would nnt, if ere could, tale from the colored mm day tingle tight, eicil or political, 7AtcA ke enjoy, but ak thai at least the white an be tnade hie eoval be- 71 hat being a law-abiding people, opposea to lawiessnesa or every desenp- ttoo, we are opposed to ail orgaBizauona of any descriptioa that are calculated to disturb the harmony and good feeling existing among the people and that we will assist the law officers of the countv and state in bringing lo trial all violators of the law, without regard to political differences.) That an executive' committee con sisting of three members be elected by this meeting to carry out the plan of organisation which has been adopted by the State Central Committee, and that in case of a vacancy the committee shall have the right to fall the same. That are inf favor of aa economical administration of the state government, the abolition of unnecessary offices, the reduction of the salaries of all, opposed to all schemes of public plunder of every description by which the people are impoverished by oppressive and ex-horbitant taxation, and we call upon the citizens of the state, of every color, name and party, to unite with us ia an honest effort to expel from power the present reckless and hishonest officers, who wish only to rain. 10 That the procaedings of this meeting be published ia the Fort Smith Herald, the Van 15a ren Press, the Ark- aksas Gazette, and' all ctar drm cratio papers be requested to publish the same.

-el A substitute to the resolutiona as re ported by the Committee waa offered, but on motion was laid on the table. Pending the actios on the resolutions by the meeting, Col. T. Da vail and Gea. Cabell; respectively addressed the A large aad commodious Two Story Brick 'xt Residence containing ail the modern improvements, bath-room, bet and cold water pipes, kitchen ran re, servant rooms and stable, all brick, situated in the most pleasaat part of the-city of Little Rock.

Apply to Jno. W.Faust. Agent. Lots 8. aad 9, in block 4S and 4.

5. 6p S.andt. iabloekaO. A goad dwelViag aad improvnmenta. oa lota 10.

aad i block 198. lOIotsIn block No. 2 of Johnson's Addi-- tlea te Little Rock. Besides improved I and unimproved lots and blocks ia every part of town A SUBURBAN. A 10-aere lot.

near town, on long time, and numerous lots and blocks in St. John's Col-ge Addition to the city of Little Rock, lAniC sjsisB3Sfc(sa aeres'oa the 'lino of the CLro aad Pulton Railroad tj exchange for improved ilv aroMrtr. A welt improved place on the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. Also, fifty blocks in the town of Fulton, iae terminus oi ine uairo ana niton hui road, ob Red River. 17dtf TTTOODRUFF GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

ESTABLISHED. J824 I i I FOR BALE Lots star Port Steele, eligibly situated. Lots sear Fort Steele very iae for res I denees, Lota earner Louisiana. and Thirteenth street very cheap. KM Feet on Main street.

Rare ebanea to se-, cure fine business property at a reasonable figure and oa easy terms. 3 Lots ta block 238 small, well-built bouse, 'kitchen and stable. For particulars call on the undersigned, er Mr, Adolph Grot tiaa aa the premizes. Also, a number of desirable residences with well-improved grounds, in good neigbbor-, (, hoods, at price freta dowa to 13.500.. Saveral pieces of 'aere property from half to tbreemilesfrom tbecity, improved aad caimproved.

1123 4vs to iJJ per aere. a very choice forty, improved, three miles west of State-house, for ll.UXJ a fine u-. i Arkansas River-bottom Plantations, Id to 1.5m) acres. toO down to i. Ar aaaatity unimproved, speculative J.

H.HAKKT. a-lsdif No. est-Markbam street. 1 r- lowest prtce3 tsEORGE A..