Morning Republican (Little Rock, Ark.)
July 27, 1868

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"The Union .0/ Our Fathers, and the Equality(/>/ Alt Hen Before the Law, M Vol. \J LITTJ^K HOCK, AHKANSA8, JULY '-7, No. i. Hit Morning1 Republican ruiu.isBEij daily by j 0 N -h S V R I c E. iM f» s*10"*a|* 4-osubuiiUniiuu, si.uuld be aiidreui'u. Ojjid: ■i uli Koii t oruer o( Vt.rk:iau mu.i £f del* I'erma; t />«*#—Monday and Thursday..... G p ai BAirflVITXI AMD POTaHOSTAS. Dijurts—Kverv day (except Weduoa d»y) »l 9r.ti Ar ivss—Kvery day, (exrept Thurs day) at. 3am FORT SMITH VIA VAM BURK.V. D port*—Tueeday, Thursday and Saturday at. G a. m. A tes Monday. Thursday and Saturday. 8p.m. fort smith—South stde of the River, D part* Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 6 pm. A rivet—Sunday, Wednesday and 12 m WASHINGTON, ('ill Dr It AND HOT SPareOH. 1) rjrh Monday, Wednesday and Friday at. 4 4. II A i i.v* —Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday at. Il l i a PINK BLUFF AND MONTlrSLLO DtparU Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 a 11. Arrttff Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at. 111 a m pink bluff, North aide of river. poparts— Kvery Monday, at. 1 A. M Arrives—Every Thursday at. 4 P M Mails leaving the otfioe before 7 (0 a. m. clr«« tns previoos eveniug at 9 o’eook. J. S. POI.LOCK, P M H i iifrn Star l.otlge, "Vo. t, r» EKTS in regular communication the 8r-t 1 jfondtt? in each month at us lodge room In .t.a Bitter Budding, corner of Jfarkham" and Scot I tnets. i. W VViLiiiMs, W if (J. W. Ctm, Secretary. tlugnolla l.odge, Me. SO, MEETS in regular commnaication the laat Monday ij oaoh month, at ita lodge room n j.c hitter Building, corner ot u. oti aDd Uarkhom ;rr«t» tv b Bicctszit, 11 If H C. Wist, Secret! •).1 (VI nlon t hapter \o.!t, EHITS. the second Monday of wa.ti month. R r. Boduk, h p. .Umes a. If gear. K. Jons VV. Rise* f Occldmlal I'euaell, >o. I, M KKTi5 the flr*t Tuesday* in January, April Juiv and Octobei sAit w th iu a. m VV Denison, Recorder, 'U li i 1MI* K\miPMF^T,.^e.« Meet i at »MJ Fellow* Hall, corner of Main end Hi* fir-l m l third VVc>lue*daY« IU it.ch month. V. BRflOMAN, P. Til* *s. k WKI.rH.H.P., A f’i ark, Scribe. I %K W>«. I. M-.cu i»t their Hall every Friday evening at! F A J*A RASIN, See. K.BKAliU,N.G Piki: I ODol, >o. li. Meet* at then Hall am»r Itiii.i 90-tf )HTMK\T of Hair. anti Paidt Hru-li St**rc of MlIH.K at 4 o Kllv«»r and l*ln!e«l Ware. 4 KINK stock '»f Sterling Silver Ware of g ■i V kinda. well heavy plated Ware I* late at COHEN’S Nov. 21-tf Jewelry Store O. S. DILLON dr CO.t SFJ.UNT, PROOF WHI'KY at TWn Ih>L LMlNaud tv.nii\ rents per gallon— i»*ed proof. jeW-dlf Feather Dusters. A VERY PRETTY ai.i na-liil srlertiou ol Foathor JJu.rei. »i iho l>niK More of In»r 4u-i« !*9D8! I IMP, i KMENTaiul PI-AVTI K at lj IONE«, MclxiWEI I Jt •Itih tt-1w H 111*>4I I 20 Bettela cl Old Bonrbou Wiiiatej, includiaj ft* Old Crow Brand, all pure P. B, PRICF, Ditter Building aprll 24 Jl f'aints and Oils. \X7H1TE LEAD. LINSEED OIL, VAR NI8HEf and Color* at Whole file and Retail by DODGE A Co -May 32-tf DrufirieU ,,M' KEG or illlx P. B. I RIi'E, Diner iaii.M E "JH'skllV RuseelPa and McG.bbon'i ,9*i %r.d Scotch, Geuuiue Imported at ma>' B. BERNAY9. i’roCrssionul tfavile. Martin Williams, attorneys at law, >INE BLUFF.ARK. \\f ILL pi art ire in the local Supreme and Unt Ifvl Slates u«it: Also in the Sllltrfill■ 0**rt of tl»t* United States 0 Xepooial attention given t* the collection of cfaibis against the (iotcrunimt. OcttMyd&w JOHN W. rAUS'J, AT TO n N K V AT LA ft' Dealer in Real Estate. ATTORNEYS at LAW, 11 LL practice ut the Federal and Piatt? mrte Special attention given to the (’OLLKO TION OF DEBTS. Office—On'Mark ha&i r^ar Main f tree*, Lillie Rock, Ark M«r:h 1 LITTLE Kim K, Office over lf**Aimom> Pm* Store. Match 21. B. F. RICE, M. W. BRNJAMIit. kmt: a. iii:\.i uin CHARLES P. REDMOND, COMMISSIONER, F«r all the *£iaic« in iIh- I iiiuu. AND Notary Public. Office at the State House May IG ly hu* B. Bfc-ftNAYS, W holesale .in i Retail Deahi W in. s, Lit|Uors, Tokicco( CICARS. PIPES, Etc. I-jy* All Arii"l«*s arrkiilr i m Rt*prt'-eid»rJ. MARKHAM IRKKT, One SOLICITOR IN CHANOKRV, ftARO.ANEUI,.ARKANSAS, Will proo*ptijr attend to th« 0*.ii- t a of Claims end io all other business entrusted to his «re July 2© 11. r m eiBaori. s r kvnvo CIBSGN KENYON, Attorneys at Law, DeVALL S Rr.l Ki ARK. UT Will practice where palled h eb 22 tf \orth Atticrh on I.ilV anti Accident Insurance Coy., Of Philadelphia. rtPITAL •i.'WlO.OIlO. Policies issued without regard to sex. Weekly coutpcnaaliou if injured. Special and liberal inducements to parties deair'u/ to visit any lo tion of our own or foreign countries. with I>r. M. K. Starke, medical examiner, and at City Recorder. »»R0. P. C. RCMBOITGK, State *4>{**tit. Responsible agents wanted in every towfu or villas. jviss 10-disL CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY AND Printing' Machine Works T>pe q! I’.rery Tlade In ibe i oaiuin. CYLINDFR, HAND and JOB And tv try Article rcquiiei in a Printing Oflioe. Stud for ipetiraMi" »nJ Enluntw. CHAS. wri.L.- Tieifurvr. J01 V.ne xrost, C.R., 0. i PRESSES, dec »5 BAZAAK of FASHION OPENING DA Y rill KXi»tV. tl'ltll. _M, MH, Mrs. M. E. Kinnear H A&th« pleasure to intomi the Ladies of Little Rock and vicinity. that *hi» will open oil Thursday h«. r la^hiunahle aasurtiuenl of Millinery Fancy Gods ngoilier with i m i iVt! «t -ic of oMier goods, htwea-ary ibr a lir.nt lass eauMishnwot. Stamping, Grading Embroidery Having secured the services of a competent dress maker, I am prepared to receive orders tn that line. t3^“Order- Uy nvji!, will receive protnptauen tion. April ft i McDoN'ALP, C. A CLARK\ President, Cashier, S. L NAFTH KOH HALE «fj •sonM to suit, cn New York, New Orlea&a.fCiQ ciituftL. fit. Louis, aud ait principal Cities oi Europe. OOLLACTIONS (u alt Dii ha ul Arkansas prompt If n^de, and proceeds remitted at current rate* of Exchange AT a Meeting of tne Stockholders of this Eauk held Jaitmrr 14 I v69, the following stock* bolder* Were elected Director* for the ensniog year: a McDonald, s. l Griffith, C a ScYJTl*, Dr, P O. HOOPER. J G LOTS FORD, GKO. R WEEKS k G. JENNINGS. At me Rrst res .lar tneetiu of the new board £>i lectors Mi A McDonald was elec ten Pre*» iciit, ar.d Mr I Griffith Vac President HAS. A LARK. Cashier feb C9 A. Ah DONALD, L. GRIFFITH, JV lent. Vh*e President, Gharlf* A. I'LtRc, Cashier. \IVI il . 3,950 S7 I^firal Tender Notes and Specie. 75,850 Oo National Bank Notes. 5,500 «J0 Due from National Banks. 114,749 94 $955,285 06 Liabilities Capital Mock paid in. $150,000 00 Circulation Outstanding 185,000 00 Mirpfos Fund, .Dividend niul Taxes naidj. 27,600 00 Individual ami Government Deposits. 037 2* 94 Pw.*?* .r»,t I p l* $955,285 C6 I. rnA*Lw A. Clark, Cashier of the Merchant* Natioff*! H»« k n»‘ 1-sttl* knok An bvear that the atkne aUlrment is true, to the heat of mjf knowle lg« and belief. CHARLES A. CLARK, Cashier. Vtatk Akkavjia*, I Comity of Pulaaki.f •Sworn to and anbacribed before me this 7th day of July, ls' 5. have thi. da> 1 Uvu ami aiiev July 1, l&e II A A C1.ARK. cashier. I ittle Hock July 1, 1*03 JAMS* A HFNRY. J. 0. BOTSFORR ANTHONY HOUSE. LITTLE KOOK, ARKANSAS, at>KV A BolSiOBD Proprietors. M»ren 14. *4- S. Di VI*. JOHN M. KINKP.AU 1868. DAVIS KINKEAD PROPRIETOR* or THE Anthony House Livery ahp SALE STABLE, Corner oljCherry and Soott Street*, Lillie Hulk, 4rknH«a». ASP AI.RO of THE Af'coiitmoduli lag Han and to board, jane 10 lm Memphis Little Rock Railroad CHA*£iE Of Ni HEDlLE. Lima Rock, May 11, 1S6P \N and after Monday, the i7tb inst Pa«sen v-»ger Trains trill arrive and depart as follows Eaaltrard Leave Huntersville at. .7.30a u Arrive at DeVall’s Bluff at 11 30 r u. WfatHatd Leave DeVall’s Bin!) at .1.15 r a Arrive at Huntersville at f. 00 r .a. Pa-seugers going East take the tiain ini Wed neaday to connect with the steamer Liberty No. ■I Ou Saturday's to connect with the steamer C ninmercial. •IAS. W. ROBERTSON, may 11 dAw-tf tleii'l Superintendent luteresMiig' to tlie LADIES! NEW DEPARTMENT OPENED Vt7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED! VARIETY Y V of well selected Ladies under clothing, to which we would call the particular attention, o! the ladies. Night Dresses. Chemise, Drawer*, Hoop Skirt tVjvere, Robes de Chambre, Bridal 8ets, Dressing Sacquea IN STAUrKb (tUUbS—Night Dresses and Chemise Yokes; Children's Bibs, Table Dajleyt, Ladies’ Aprons, etc, in Line© Muslin, and Bril liants, for embroidering or braiding We have also, Ladies’ Waists in all the differen at vies and patterns, plain and variously irinme with embroideries and Laces LAFFKBTY A RALEIGH, Markham Street june 11-tf NATIONAL SALOON »ND Font Office Restaurant l uilrr ibt National Bank. Corner ol Ma,a ana Markham its-, Little Reck. Meals at all hocks. The best the market affords, and all the delicacies of the Season. AT THE BAR is kept the choicest brands o Liquors, Wines and Cigars A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. DQLIVE DANIELS, m Proprietors. CO M M E R C I A L. Semi-Weekly Review of tho Cotton Market. |S. If. Nikman, k»:coritk:| Okvioe ok Mukkinu I{kpi:mi.ilak,> Wednesday, .Inly 2d,-12 M. Colton Hrisk, advancing slightly. Markets greatly excited. Worth at Liverpool, Ilf to lid; New York, 27 (2 23e.; New Orleans 2fif« 27e. Worth here l!t(W20c. In fact we saw one small lot of very inferior cotton selling at l!ff yesterday, and a lot of 4 bale# of good ordinary, at 2f. ury uoocis. Blown wusiJira AppUton A, 4-4. a Su»k H. @19 Winthrop 7 4-4 TcnneafViO. (8*26 4-4 Albenon (82s 7- 8 Kentucky.22 Other brands 5 MUSLIM!. New York Mills. -50c pr gul Bacon, Clear Side—lS|to Ilk? pr lb. (lams, sugar .niaed—23c pr lb. Rice—Ilk* to 18c pr lb. Sugar, crushed .v fiotvewl—25c lo ‘25c pr^lb O RIPLEY. N. rotary W. J. COFFIN, Actuary. A- A-Lew, A A. Low* Urn. SI BuriintfPtip.N.Y. Frothimrisnin. Preat llmou Trent Uo, N Y. i" T Stranahan, Pros’t Atlantic Dock I o. Tim. Metwetieer. Prea’t Brooklyn Beck. Samuel Smith, ex Mayor city of Brooklyn. Henry E Pierrepont, 1 Pierrepont Place Brooklyn. A. h. Bayh*. Broker. New York 3 Peter C. Cornell, Merchant. AO Wall SrteoT N Y W alter S Griffith. IV^d.-nt. Brooklyn .lohn ,k r,~k- n ir d{J\ £r Stamp, II. tYHHI Wa. Ageat in Little Rock. 4. k. Dec fi dm IMKIdltY, Etaming Surgeon. R. S. SAY WARD, or.»11h is Pta ntation Supplies, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots Sh oes, Queens ware, li -A. Yt D WAKE, ROPE BAGOING, Farming Implements, Ac., Ft* 3AI.E VERY CHEAP. WT Unjhfit 'a»h prut paid fur Cotton it EitUi UiLLig. -siie- Riak IL.-tUi atrecta, I.iule Rock. Oct 9. A LARGE LOT —OF— LIQUORS AND SEGARS, AT WHOLESALE, BY 0. S. DILLON, At the Old ^tand of C, ti. Scott A. ('•m V.oul tieorjffV lluildiiif;, STEAMBOAT LANDING. AprU^lS—• Advertisements rlT Per aquare of t*n lice*, (ttistaft) «r .cell down column, tor each inception. fc>I*vii»] notices, 2o cenu || doit iru-t- f>t Mi i.tldy i*«!. ••rti.v.intiita itu«t I made with th.- Pid Nt h. to a? at.pittite l-h i,i a j^r.-4»ii6l ct>a(&i(«r I bV U»c naiM of ib* ai.tfu#’ i ii jncr .a uoi m j*-t Mi t.*r enj advert It* r tin- nafii.- cl Ii Wi-ri* *-r ar m, lit Mi In'll I 1 I _ l T *iOO ltl»U. >l:^oat I^atuliog.jj^ M»» Mloncwali .lad.Miit riour ■*V"t 1, III- r dt inai.Jtsi, ii :*i »t law and couri lowron CASH. At KKAMEH, M1U.EI: Hill.. It I.,.,- Flour At KHAMKK, MILLEK, A r0. I®* UiKliingiiin I'lunr At KRAMER, MILLER A: Co., bt. ambont Lun.iiog. 1 ,l" ’••■ill, Best Kiln Dried, At KRAMER. MII.T.ER Ar Co., Stcumboftt Landing. KM* lliil*. Ilarij Iriala I’ninloe* At KRAMER, MILLER A Co., Steamboat landing. GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered, the •hove lot must be *old at once to clow oonsign nnoiU, an.* n uke room for new Groceries now an* KRAMER, MIL/.Eli A Co., Steamboat Landing. May 1 tf A 4 oN B’rili* lie Genuine Imported Just recoiled and for sale at lb BFRNAYS Virginia Needling and Dessert Wine at B BERNAYS. l*orf, ’•herriev. Maderin and Claret Winea all Geouiii, imported at __ B. BEBNAY3. Rrurrwey’i I’nle Coniine Hraady, Vintage oi 1861, at B. BERNAYS, I.nnrl4lii4£> llm-la. Missile and Anmao. haenaer, to be bad only at B BE NAYS. •den nine Heiil.ieek. Clicquot and St Marceaux Champagnes of all grades to be found »t B. BERNAYS. KNICKERBOCKER Life Insurance Company OK NEW YORK AND MEMPHIS. Over «t,54*0,000. I KK PD I. It HSu.s At I, 1HK DK.fltABI.il. i tan, ralirif., l uuut and tiw ifoucnil Ku. transacted :it the .Mi-mph a 11,1,1 r*' 1 In* live. ..f i.||f. ,,n thf tlr-f trVmi sa 1,1 autaii n NuvMrai haritf for tiui. I ur .fouin. prn reMiictK’c H K WMITK. Jr Mikd and re opened the above place, design making it a tint-clast House lor regular and transient boarders. We Intend making it equal to tbe beat, and as cheap as the time; will allow. Kverj effort made to please. A good Feed Stable and Wagou ..Yard is con nected with the House. HRItlll A M ori’, Proprietors

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ReThe Dailypublicau. iiiriiiii. or >1 1 1 1) S. I I I S. HI I I. IMI I I V. i.rrn.i it. Ark.. MOXDA t JULY '2~. 1868 JOHN 0. PRICK. F.mtpr.

GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT, OF ILLINOIS Cur irKrrmWf»feaoeable and obey the laws, or the strong arm of the government will be laid heavily upon them, ami theswordof justice descend with crushing weight upon their guilty i heads. Military Despotism and Nu^ro Supremacy. The Seymour-Rtair reactionary tae tion, ring the changes on military des pot ism and negro supremacy They charge that the object of the party in power. Lite party now being led to u victory in peace, not less renov tied than war 1 y the great and magnanimous Hid dier. lien. (Irani, is to secure the su premary of the black rate and crush out by arbitrary military power the while race of the South These state menu hardly comport with the facts At the close of the war wc had over a million men in arms As rapidly i»« was consistent with the public safety, rhe protection of the frontier and sc enrity at, the Smith this great army lias been icdueed, and now j- proposed to reduce it to a mere skeleton of .0. ofsi men Further than this, so fast :i State governments me establish, 1 in tin late rcltellious South they are turned over to the duly accredited Slat* :!i cer* and the troops are withdrawn In Arkansas Geu McDowell deviates. that so much of the reconstruction acts as provides for the military government ol the rel>el States has become ino|>erativc in that State. The civil law through courts and civil otlicers is to-day as supreme in Arkansas as in Kansas, oi any other State. It is the saute with the other States so fast as State gov ernments are formed and ivpieseutalioc in Congress secured they are turned over to the duly elected otlicers of the States It is {be same with the othei States; so fast as State government. are formed and representation in Con gress secured, they are turned over* u the duly elected officers of the States So much for military despotism. Astc negro supremacy; if the white race with its superior civilization, education culture aud wealth cannot compete wit 1 an ignorant and inferior taco brutalize^ hv slavery, it ought to go under. It Mississippi it doesn't look much likt negro supremacy, at Least of that sorl the Seymour and Blair faction prate sc much altout The lad is, if ••our race’ would liu treat the negroes halt de centiv aud concede to them equal right* under the law and cheerfully grant U them means for their protection, tin ballot, they would find in the negroes warm and generous friends. All classes must be enfranchised There can never be perfect peace anti security wuiie any considerable ciasi of citizens are disfranchised. Undei the Grant regime ait will be cnfranchis ed. Tinier the Seymour and liiaii regime a whole race would Ik* doomed to pcipriui! uisnam tiincuit ui. A Pi Ct t u fi fact is wot tv of consideration. Tin men elected to the Senate and IIousi from the South are usually meu of lib eral view sand generous purposes They seek justice to all and injustice to none. Is there a niau in Kansas who would suppose that Senator McDonald of Arkansas, for instance, would disfran chise and seemingly oppress a single human being in his State one day longer than the safety of the Slate aud public necessity require Who would uot trust his rights and welfare in the hands of McDonald who shows his generosity by iieing just and magnanimous to a weak race, rather than confide in such a man as Blair, whose malignant aud revolutionary policy would oppress and doom to perpetual disfranchisement a whole race of human beings?—K«"tn* Stale Journal. Several of the Abyssinian captives suspect the redoubtable Chief Theodore of having got dean away leaving the body of a subordinate as a substitute j for his own. REBEL CATHERINC. i Speech by C. S. Camoron. Placards |iosteol 1 j dies, .-Or national prosperity. It is the cause of liberty against despotism the cause of a proud people against their ernel, tyranhal, brutal oppressors, a question whether the while man shall govern, or an ignorant proletarian race, 'just emerging from slavery The greater portion of the speech vras de 1 voted to bitter pcrsoual denunciation, and praise of the Soldiers' aud Sailors' Democratic Convention st New York, of which the speaker was a member. The New York conventions had de i j elared the Congress of the United States to lie a rump Congress, at war with the Constitution, aud engaged in wibvert 1 ing the liberties of tl.e people. They had declared that if Seymour and Blair should lie fairly elected, they woald see that they were inaugurated, if Grant, should be unfairly elected, he would never be inaugurate). [Cries of “Bully for them j In order to carry out this plan, the Kxecutive Committor of the Soldiers' aud Sailors' Convention, formed, in every State in the North, a military organization of ex Federal sol diers and sailors, the primary object of which is to organize these soldiers and sailors tor casting Democratic votes in the campaign, and then, if they succeed in electing Seymour fairly, to see that lu> is inaugurated. In sixty days from the adjournment of the convention, live hundred thousand Union soldiers would j be organized into companies, regiments, hi igades and army corps, ready, if need i lie, to march to Washington. [Cheers.) Vi, will see what vou will do with1

votn scalawags and carpet luggers. Three years ago, the war was ended. A brave people were waging a contest j against such odds as never, perhaps,! were dared lieforo in history. When they were finally overcome, they placed their .words and their honor in the keeping of their opponents. Where is i the Southern olfleer or soldier who lias broken his parole? Whatever the glory the Sunt hern soldiers won at Manassas, at Chancellorsville, at the Wilderness, tlie Seven I’ine and all those battles I which elevated the American name and character wherever they arc lead, and which becomes part and portion of the renown of the American people, the fidelity with which they have kept iteir paroles, eclipses it all. How have they been met, in return, by this shod lv contracting party that staid alhomer I'ircy have met fidelity with perjury, honor with dishonor, and tarnished the i hitherto unstained honor of the Union army, by their repudiation of the terms of treaty. The spcakei proceeded to criticize the public career of prominent Repub licans in Arkansas, particularly de nouncing General Gantt and J. Pat. Fatvljy, as original secessionists. The brother of the latter gentleman, who was present, denied the charge; when Mr. Cameron explained that he did not 1 intend to charge original secessionist!! as a gronud of censure. Ifis under standing wasfcthat all the intellect, all the virtue, all the honor, all the dignity, all the character, and all the patriotism of the South were in the Coiiledsrale anm Then recurring to the charade! of the Republican party, tie descrilied the sensations of loathing with which tie had looked in upon the session of the Legislature, whose disgraceful ap pearance was relieved only by the sti| rior cleanliness and dignity of the col ored memliers. who had evidently I '-anted the arts of polite life as the servants of some decent wtiite man The time has gone by wlieu men can roi>, murder anil plunder, and, wheu at rested, plead loyalty iti justification. *«v, uCot uit'ii «'m »ur iViiui, iitr est soldiers of her army, are to day do liounred as disloyal by men who did all in their power to dissolve the Union, i The speaker proceeded to culuj'ize Hancoclr, whose name was received with j cheers. At this point, a gentleman of the l S. Infantry persuasion, in an ex aggeralcd state of beer, whom, as rep resentative of the Union Armies, the orator had repeatedly apostrophized. without eiieUing the remotest symptoms {of latent animation, violently awoke, and ejaculating “Yer rightinstantly 1 relapsed into a comatose eonditiou i whereat, an enthusiastic individual, who had an unavailable surplus of inagna i limit)' left over after supplying Gen 1 Hancock,wildly proposed “Three cheers i i for tiie soldier!" which were given i i with a will, and u scattering howl thrown in for good measure. After this touch j mg episode, the speaker w as permitted i to proceed The Democratic Party, in National j Convention assembled, have declared,; i by solemn resolution, that the Kecon-I jlutionary in their pnal, and null V li! tn day innn^L! il Arkansas I bee* iiiniigiii a(c-d agaftist the will'1' this people—forced upon them hy brti t«l mid .mi [towel li is a tuv ernuicTit, t id' law. Ini' of force, maintained Art d- -:c.fc [h’l’fe ed IhrtMc i dree and (raud. It is a i/r c'ovenimcnt i but it i> nol i got erumetrt i- ft‘Imi been i*rrtii#t upoa us 1 >y a revolution carried into r\i i iiion i v the I ayoiiet. and enforet I tn ti e t!,c ii of an unconstitutional, Usurping, imil|• l ongre-s ill .Mivm. Bert the j-.. op.. w til trial tin m as (isuri or*. lit ivcOn tliis time aihl tlr.it sai l tin' tiik r. t irWi’Vfrf U» najp a i in vass in Ai s in-.is, ami I propose 10 win. The oaths which these uncon ti tutiojud,At U is ipi.t'-, are mill ar.il vdd. 1 win lake them, and aditacThc y^erfple of Arkansas to take them- just as tkej would take a cathartic, in order that they may; Up yisc Up' body politic with them. The fnudanii oral' lArv of this! State Government in binding upon the people until tiiev an change it, and not au instant longer, (tliecr TM*Hrnb it imposes is not binding upon me, mor ally or legally, or mion my conscience, any more than "if a lil'diifayttrah meMs me upon the »U\ «t aui me of my money and watch, command- au to go rlotfrt npo* my knees and swiat i that 1 w ill not inform upon him. 1 will Ink,' the oath, every time hut J will go 1 to the nearest police magistrate, and make known w ho the villain is. Then is not an honest Coni', derate here, who cannot take Uiftoath re '-rilied in Ar kansns, a- well a I can. W lint geudo man in tie Parliament of Kngland he it*vt in tile Thirt y* IX ilie Articles, to his hell i in which tie takes Ilia osdi. tv,- will mice this oath, all over th*‘ State, au 1 wilL send live Tot.' into the Kh'otoia! College, and three lie.,re’ll tatives to Congress. And tf lieu. V .,,1* tloes li'dt count inn’ votes in the Klecfo ral College,*Iheti nnsw y.iur mili'an organization, with S,n, um at tl.s head, all armed, cpiipp-d- fTT." ivmaimTer of the sentence was lost aini.l tlic shouts of applause Then the day of retri bntion ami judgment will come I The speaker closed with acompavi son of the political drtnsof the negro in the North, a» comjmred with that in the reconstructed States, and with a j boast that litimln ingenuity could noli frame a law which should enable African Partv‘‘ to govern the Stale Frank Biair. Kr. Ill ti,- II'-S'S-.I,'! itji'-Nn; lu,t Ullti'in.i: l now have the privilege of nemieatiii. as a candidate for the ice Presidency ot the United States, General Francis I’. Blair, of Missouri. Vpplause. i [Tin rebel i' ll Pre.-t, n, d Ky. ■‘Mr. President, North Carotin* makes no ntiuirn ,tiou Vivy Pit idem, hut in order to show the people of the United j States that we have no prejudice oust r, i gallant soittier, who fought lot his section rtf tnP eousOrv. we d -rre to M&iml the nominal, i t! Gen. Francis 1’ Blair [A rebel delegat ter than i how to iutercluingo the tfieri, which 1, acini in war aid fr:. nil in peace. 1 have fhe f. to into, hie. to this convention Mr. Mad llan.j: n —[.fudge Campbell, t-i South 1 ar,,,tua. one of the rebel Peace t'oinhii-i .1,■ n It is due to that Convention which so cordially approved your platform it is ilu i to the South, and for my «tate, nio-t heartily and eoldially Old tin iiomnia lion I he rebel lira. Wade iianiptoii, id South Carolina j As a rebel r.ddii Atabalua, l take pleasure ill easting 1,,-r vote for the all nit union soldier Francis 1‘. Bier [A d l> •rate from Alabama.} Asa son of tie- old Coinuionw- till, t Virginia. J am in-'.,'it'd to -tr 'had With the soldiers ,tf lh army of rt:V>5iWi'ii ami in the name V irduia, r 1 so -op id ratify as a token el' the p-rpetniiy of this union, lid jto nhytl.liti. “I j 'I'd >r Gen. ral Franeis 1‘. Blair, nl'li-—uri -[’fhe rebel Gen. Kemper, irdni.i. “1 have the pleasure, sir, to fa t the Vijte.ei f nin*st;o J.ir Cen. loan'. Aid I here wfsl, to talc.- lid -,;>!i t tnahl. tie delegates helt' tor tie kind aid uniformly fourteen treatment (1. ;t the southern Id,.' gates have received at this eonvention [‘fhe rebel lion. A. B. Ferro-1, ,»l For. l^illow memory Mr i'n side,ii. I e-t■•fin it a greai iion It pro claims' The work ol the convention was r failure. Its platform alone, or its C'*ti didate* alone, are stiltlcfent to defeat the hopes of the DemoyrtUi. party llotl are wetd, taken singiV, and tin ir union ts unfortunate for both is N. nut) Hot an Sonir Hair it. '4 l„- iMtile,hil' tliis city, bin for "Hi me pastil kept in uiretilation dpiiiX flu; |teopU—for what reason w!f the demo, r:\tie nominations at New Yori i fit'll Beauregard. late of the Confederate’* army. Here is his plat form in 18(12. C’liAiti.K'roy, S C (Jet 13, 1862. Hon. Win. 1*. Miles. Richmond, Va. H:is the hill for the execution of) Abolition prisoner!) after January next j I.* cn passe Doit, an 1 Knglund will lie stirred into action It is high lime! to proclaim the black ting after that period let the execution he with the 'j irrolt. G. T. Beaukkokko To this might he added his order in rtructrug that ali Union soldiers should he spoken of as “Abolitionists/" did not e nomination of an Abolitionist and Union soldier for the second place on -the ticket, render such reference highly improper V From this representative, let Union: soldi, is judge of the class of men with whom they arc now invited to affiliate. Education of Farmers' Sons. It is a well settled fact that those who would become efficient in agricultural pursuits, must commence at the earliest practicable age, in early youth, whilst t he mind is still impressible and plastic, and before the trusting and receptive pciio.' childhood has wholly passed, and that they shall lie immediately sub jected to tin studies and associations of farm life, so as to develop in them such 1 isle ami preference for, as well as skill in tliis profession, as shall secure the ■test results of a veil trained natural uiln'vnn nt. A proper estimate nf the value ot agricultural pursuits will de pend very much npou a right concep lion of the object to be attained, and the means !o be employed in securing it But r tilde and skill, with discernment, will s. si accomplish this. 1 think it is expedient that every farmer’s son should have a thorough education in most, it not all the natural sciences. They should under stand so much of cheuiistrv as to enable 'Item to analyze the soil, for vnil-t the birds cheer his hours of hm.ji by their rapturous melody. There H,vftl inducements offered to all that; ish to f rahark in agricultural pursuits. 1 N i'-..sa beneficent giver. Modern improvement has made it a pleasure. I he oh! process of tilling the soil by manual labor is almost hid in oblivion I’i ogress is making rapid strides. Hut a u tears more and the agrlcultuiisi j n d! hold the mo t enviable position of ad Others —_\ urtteeslrrn Farmer. The New York Timer says that re construction will he succcssfullv com j leted just about the time the I)cjdo erats pronounce it a failure—alter the manner that their last convention pro iioiineed the war a failure inst about the time of the attaining complete success. Congress is showing signs of ap plu.i twig adjoin nmeut. Objections are made to adjourning nine dnr.- meui i hers fear to trust Johnson \Ve should like to *ee a soldier who] .->ived un.h r Blair who will support hint troiii choice It' there was an officer in the tinny w ho was hated by those under him, it was lie. His tender mercies were cruel to these who were so untorfonatc, and theie will be a cloud of witnesses tise up against him—| Chicago Journal. Governor Seymour's platform is repudi ation Frank Blair’s is rebellion. Hora tio is pledged to no drop of blood. Frank is a volunteer in the next rebellion, to over throw the laws of Congress. The one an nounced tint lie was a ‘•dishonored man,” if he pied the nomination. The other was dialion >rcd before he was nominated. [Chicago Journal. “Why doseirt (irant say something? He ought to try. Balaam's ass once spoke. I.et (irant take courage from this occur renec [Chicago Times Balaam's a-> was evidently annoyed at Balaam sfil uce. Giant's silence similarly i affects the modern ass, as is evidenced by the braying of the Times. The Democratic politicians tind it very hard work to get up the least enthusiasm j tor Seymour and Blair. The “ratification meetings” arc funerals in their spirit, and the copperhead newspapers grind laborious. I It Blair Would only furnish some of! lhc:-e spirits which lie smuggled down the river d iring the war to supply his! Head Quarters, the grinding would go on more lively Du .1 A. DiBRtLL will resume the practice of .Medicine. Furgery and Obstet li in the city of Little Rock. Office op posite ('apt Faust s corner of Main and Markham streets July 27-tf Threatening a Revival of the Rebellion. The 'pilit tli Democratic ratification meeting at KirhinoiiJ, V a was in striking harmony with Gen. Blair's letter threaten ing the nul litieatioD of the Reconstruction acts anti tors lisle resistant1.: to the authority ol f 'nr.cress, ami was doubtless evoked by it. The rebel tiov Van.-e, of North f making the North Bole the gieat American tlagstutl Once. have tiie stars and stripes living in that prominent place, what daring buc caneer of 'lie shy, what bearded comet will not speak us reverently and at safe distance V Seward is reported to have made a purchase Iroiu Mexico, and made a com mercial treaty with China. i he Democracy of Louisiana have opened the campaign for Seymour and Blair in a truly c haracteristic manner by dost roving the press and ty(ie of the Goiner Ilia l. Mr. Seymour will imme diately address the mllians who have accomplished this feat* ns his “friends,' and Mr. Blair will hail this act as the opining of los great battle for lilierty it is bv these i fuel fnl methods that the ‘e inee an- to be preserved “from the domination of a barbarous people." -A Ikt'jUlh/ic'til, I'lic ede ir oftlie Kansas fVuV/thinks GeneiaJ Buckner, of the Louisville C on; ,I, acts ungrateful in not going tor Grant, as Grant went for him at Fort Donelsou. Iumiukatiox to Tkxas—The Gal vesloti flu It ft in notices the arrival of immigrants at that port by the bark neser. i iic, :ire mostivtiom Bohemia Fan mine prepared to buy lands and begin a career a independent farmers Others will seek paying employment, and in good time w ill possess their share of good lands. They are all hardy, temperate and intelligent. They come b oui a land where the law compels every parent to send his children to school They are the people, therefore, who make their “mark’' with the shovel and the hoe. LAFFKim RALEIGH, *11 rniil fljnnvi] tiaatnliMi", Plain. >iriiiei| »u>l hiu«* hrr,o i Alapai'U-., W hir»* Mini i oloiv.l. i.it-iIII .til -Iia.i,.. ,\|.nvi/. Olx.ll. lil- l»»i»|ft*.| ft„.J |»|;»in .l.jt'.mi t- {.ranted iVrr.nh Phniots, |»laiti ai»| |»i hamhiav |il«,(i f,ii.I i.Mm.I H, Krrcat vmiety in the ii>'lit at I \FFI li I I lie- :t I». t* II I.KIGH IV n\ 1-2*1 i1 ioilN VI orks. Mrs ilolin**a Oiutia’s I'nfier B*!l’s Mn>lit* lieiti’-i 1 >i.kon*H MuMlacliN til iIk- \t u Xou'l*. iu pa|H K> (1 RfcA I KLt>Ve conviiu»*«l -1\r.\his' t i'ii .MaHhfnm r •t July 8 tr i.iiu,- House Furnishing Goods. Ilf fc IIAV t Hi** f \rire- i >f. i fV >0« K. ui llotlfr lllltii imr i. it.unit m the itate. alt amt pt*« Vaiii rkr i A1 i-.UTV KAI.U. it July i tl W INIhiW tl A t>£ U’R i vi H-if.f. M> >l£ i “f vrr i: r:.. A FuH ‘*uppl’_ nfwrir; i, r, ml July S-U I, tKFI.lii i I Ey. I.KIi.ij roi it« i >h:u iatV!-«4. 1>l A NTt.K 11«»1 FRl- i |»iutlii u I I a i, iiiteri'sl Km! mu iiotii .h«li ‘J it I.A* fTV’ rV n Roots and 3h IN l IKK \T XKIETA lujleU iiiaL. i riutt* at Jut) Mi :.AIH A fflriich. 11 ANIWiMK NKVt r Thrw-i*ty, n\«> pi' Kirtv pii'oe lim* ti* Kiik*. 1 Ml iK' He. k-ivfr.1 *ith Uu- IK \Ui fc»i*»e IMi ji Sm-iii. 1 t in ItltM-k IT' Tin lion ••iiintaii u llli KvVmt ri,ll»r, »(*M* ami 1 •1 rr I*v:5 »ii ••viiiiHiitl ^i !*o| v, ill \u»a> u!« ih.* fill llli I Hi tier'*/ Bioi i. Julv i *ii

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CITY ITEMS To Assignees in Bankruptcy. The Fees for advertising .Astiguees dolices iu Bankruptcy must be paid foi in advance. Do not foiget Miss Addie lleose i U'lietU to night. We know it is unit necessary to call the attention of the mlilie to the fact, and the house will be ,-rowded. Turn out all. The lull is a wood one. __ __ 1'j night we are to have a rehash J l|ir Southern ideas of a Northern man mlr w ho .‘■u.tf/he fought the C'lnifciUrati ruddier, Mini who now lights the .South t iiioti man—with fish maiket slang would adviscNorthcm mm. eapeci allv those from nmulu, to go and listen to him He out Iierode Herod; or, in other words, Vallamligham's Confeder ate laguage is mild in comparison with his. A Union soldier! Ball! \\P saw a small dog, yesterday, with out the necessary tug and as we looked at his inflated visage, we Wofcdered whore Collector Tunnsh was but as we nearer approached, we found he was “basking in the sun,” uggun otll at,. I in ||,t eereuionies, and the Rev her Kane was listened to very alien i'1 ly iu the sertnon which lie deliveied •’"“led OH the t iospfcl for the day, svi chap, ol St. Murk, 1st to the B“ v ora* j phe Chri .lian advice con B'tited i "i his remarks, wan well werth ‘"'inhering, aud should lie heeded by believe service allha I’rcsby g'a|i Church was omitted, lint from I111' 1 :,l,ie we were ji liable to ascertain, other churches wrr- well attended, ith ended quietly, and was ob 1 by all cln -cs with that reaped Ph.^h should characterUe a community anxious to secure the Lent-lils of a peaceable and prosperous week of bust ness, and receive the favor of Provi dence in :.ll tlieir endeavor■FFi l Otf 'M.i: .u PuMfr _ a.t tIt** l t u. War «r on .v. ..Muf “iroot, Kittle On A nd runtin imi. tie follow in .it J. l'» \mt»u!om lif t:: l.et f .iii af Vi Juket-. liri.il. j ‘D K jlUys ai>-i 'll »i i «v» Hoad |f.,n.-r I'ftEi drain i- 1 Togothur with a Ui h,f..i -h..: Hkn')-* At tent Ion i r-ll.-.i t. n.1 \.-i\ j ».uat»ly loi a feu mouth t in- 1ju i wiihii. 1 a u-w imiinte all. i i! •.-a ml -i» v II.. HI tin Oliiee j July ift it tT-.. Ann -.I i ii li .S I M. |ii.« I- ,v i I July 23-1 w IJMK, KMh$i and ri. v-ir.H at j y F f A r *1 dr ar •Tuly -IM J'*XK '»!*'I'UU ill. a 300 bbb of Finn. 2.m hi.I- I1.ii k J I. Koffre tujini 10 II. Ilaniv 5000 II. Shoulder,-*. j.lrB.i„ '"■"yX!' ''I'Dr'WEU 1 ».I lrv wood at its Wood Yard. Jul. iJ-lw u ..>1 iArw««i l*nr;j id. lu -I -dieetinsr. Ttt died 1 I niio l i-.i l.allm. n.d iarac mu.ia' nt ii..h..h- ..t July .in KM l I.U 1 A. li Kid..11 IV i till I. I

Juh fi ner I*, t 4 1li It ol Li n it VS Mi V, (IMIKVKVIB I WORTH J-oi M) o| I'HK l hi t. .i: i tin* rhvn'l th..i i hi- re!. of f.inie. i-> i»f l.-.i!i.l .11 III. ho., I Jiltie CU If lMI|n. 1,1 v NEW BOOKS at 01 BBS. Fall? a- it Fiics.... F n.t.y Fern V an^tii^bo.i.. t; I*. o:r. -I W»* Mtr«|ti. r.;. .(i* or_e f t! >i Fiiirih'... r’-.r*'n Cook. Four Oak-.K imbi Tho-pe Widow tp Atflxi W *v 1>. i id Bffinyeinpoflpf Vith. r of the Hon«ehoid of i Rottverip. NOTK’I Y| ERO H A NT. aroi otJjcrs are lerehy Piutioo if I e4 ^g!0n>t iurnifhiogr anything on Out account w ithout an order. RDTLFR, CADY L (JIBB. Apyil 5 if .Tot fro ft I litpoiuiiurul. f>j£!r« t Q-.mil of ila* Id, j far ti,#> In Bad’ r:.pt Eust.rn r»-*l ofArkao- In the n»a>t«*r of F..!vt'!■! Mn’.r, u kr r T'u I.id.t i. For.. -j*« The tltele.. i .•lifti, I,en »-v 1 pointmeut t»* iiH.^ur-e ido at i HOWARD P M' i i Of-, iu the county of \rk ttw, ii in :ud •iistri.-t, and who w*a?, to wit: the 2fuh day ol Keoruit.y, A. 1). I i- i U'«! a? tankruj-ft oi* W- own petition l*y Alhe.-t W. Biali cp, Register in Bankruptcy for an id d^tr.-i. DaicMat 'Xapoleon, -Irk., the 1 I. day t f June 1363. JAMES I\ CLAYTOX, A- oe jnly au^ 5 j 4Mi&nreV Tolii o ol* ippolnlimnt. Dwtr*. t Kdnjrt of the U. r- j lor the jk Tn Bankruptcy. Eastern Piat. ot Arkansas, J Pv thc matter of Angtls HnlW^nn, Bankrupt. rl'o whom il may Fotieern The undersigned, hereby vacs notice oi his appeal tar J a3 afisign^o 1 the d.uo ol AXI.IM HrUIC VN, of—--, iu the county of l>. i a, iri arid district, nuiC who was, to-wit on the 20tb d y ol April, 1SU8, adjudged bankrupt on his n»n 1 petition by A. W. Ib-i. >p. K-*i ■>«l in mel»v tin l..*; ib in r v\ UtMMiKl* U«»I.I A IS? i tm*- ,u. it tint. Mint eail >1 tth Jai’ul ui Un' .Mat** to I Hi U.MCto .ili.X 1 I*. at tile It\ l.ittlO Hark tbc flay au>l yeari»l>»ve v. rit tell 1' V U Ml it PHY Governor Itmm'ri *1 W um itt ii’tjn j oi slate. iBf*. lUlffl l»i i H I I* 11«»\ DHF.W A. \V A 1 I I *ii alioiit Ilt fclgl 1 lijmvn li t.« litn built, al*oiit 'em ol«t IVIM.nvt IHO-e >r I «I. .lit at I’wt 0 inelu- iilgb-dark .*uij'b l liair, ihuk m'I, i eaL >i“i b»u*l Hi- -tx|» JM. ,.ll*l»> ilM't oat U> Jjoll IV -l.U utt* III ftliuc 4ul 4-tf 20 |iei thousand and other Inin jtnsi inS^ropbrtion at the I.ittle Kock manUlacturing company. je 2.*> if I.il ea T 11 i I nniv 2*1 at Lyu i‘nihm .July’ N U I I i M.. Id. ■.■lied 1 tamestic on! IS. i in-', at t.tfi I’ailni k M. i ill\ s tf. Ml f t liKT.t, .V K1UKU i OD hsvt .i I>• u rangciiient* .1 of the ‘ftl tli f11ii.*11:i*o of tlii' public miml on tli(' tjiiosiion of stiff limning lluids) and tu■ constantly in receipt of the very purest article of coal oil, (an oil that seldom or ne.xer gels to the western market which they warinut to be non explosive. Submitting it cheerfully to the most rigid tests; also to he seen limning in every kind of lamp at their store Price. fVTels per gallon. ilKDlpAi XoticC —The .V- I'tera Punrire,/ns. I m my practice for many years with the bc*t results, in menstrual irregularities and female diseases, is kept constantly prtpired at the ilrug store of Dodge A. Co., with labels of directions It will seldom, if iver, fail of relief wlnai u.,ed faithfully. This notice ia made for the benefit of those who, since my removal to the country, cannot without difficulty obtain the prescription jeOif C. V. Mi u»ei:. Sf. D ,\?nvi.rwr» tia.i tun** ta i.tt appli, ..t» *i. •i' many vpfetMit am* lV*Tteie If.*t*.. In.- It* it inee Oa(ftpam t Vo-n Vdi k.'. i' .i.H iTit-cment dn l rr i 1 ?-i M-i 1 I Mi- Tit** oinpuitv 'lit i-i ti. Ilit j»!'iflls n'ti to the in- i .ii. If- In i I. i i.iv ir:t\»! or iv ule in any pm oi* the world without paying extra ttiiiiDi f If I* i i .ti New *i.*il. rate?) of i. 1111,. t i- n -ift i nt rtif I healthy man I ill. t 4> it. t I .1it I lift debt* it t i y 11 11 i i. i ah*- jmjI*« j w h*ie yoniiw I lit Rt lew ti 'l mfy 4 ..I I m __

Gibbs’ Book Store i** •■*:»>h V8, UOltk«4!’nrc iiiHjjpil 'U l^ihlivlieitirules kTJi I It 2 4 it #*!«*&.s nt oolloolion nl (hr'io-if'.ntrraringK, ^i«Toa. eft’., af (iihW, a liit i* ix !!emli|iaai-fer*> lor l*irfttre^ nl* I IS I TS K.v, in VI afitui, Jjjlt, anil nil oilier anti nmde lo order any anil fiu*nl*he«i with the lipxf |Vrai stile I t' I h i 'tis—i y^mr l itie M-IV#1 t. r t'ac-ti., cuiutliu it’i *r liSOiU'-Ut, :»U'i li.y- simV. I Wi!l «nv fr4.fr infriiuri On «n% neiH The up, c«tu .«uly ho preparer:i|» il I'.iio Coats l.ustiT !\avy I'lmtncl, ^kt'lHon C.-i^MiMfres in Untile** Variety. I'usincss SuUs,*T>rps3 Suits, Hats an. nvim 4**, Markham Street. scond do»r from Main, Little Rock, Ark. j'ino 1 LIGHTNING HODS! Protect jour Mvw- Protect jour Properly. Ham s i»atent copper scroll light MS*. It* *1* W«\ I he undersigned, haring m'lired the ngfn-^ ioi the above Rod. are now 1-re.Ian I t eiitltin Bod on the horteU notice n\\ m i ui pt-oocit :tu set* ijiepiuitiii of tl.i* K»».| atel :it M o\\ AN More, or at AT.BE HI «»IIK N -lewelt v ••l-in* I F 1 MAh!' f /.o ///at;, Furnishing Coeds. Boots and Shoes, Sis? 4 A o! ions ICti*., AT LEO POLLOCK'S, Road this, and then Call and be Convinced. IIA VINO still uii .1 v v bir/o :’i mi r Is, wo leive th t da 1st trk.d d.iWT.i l 1*1 w Priced e will 4 Inly tor Cash, |f“ Notice iU« Psjce Ut-v it »i* »I r’i ft i: l l At c vrespi n din l.'W Priced. Calicoes at 12 V certs p v yard Bleached Domestic i:t cents pc.- ya/d Splendid yard wide blca'dii t d a.i Uv' 1 Lawns 20 cents per yard, Pure Irish Linen 4 5 cents p emte and upwards, I. i >‘l Ti i; Damiak $1.15 a yard, II. If hose 20 cants n pair. T.) itic gentlemen say that my Sto.\ uf READY MADE CLOTHING Is ih# Largest io th; Slat.-, il i■> .1 ■>>k iiu h >1 niorkel .iwn, nul h now seflinj Tire u ft/ Fire per Cent Cheaper Than at any other H vh» i w.i lU r afi i ’ill from tin puWP* y »m entity to look j*» mv reduced Price an I ril>-k, ;vil einvin i m ‘1 thit \v m nn what w»* ar. You wit! *uy«nion*y '.»y availingy-ri m ot t i pr i n I »’dn op;> *rtunity by buying yonr gOtdi At tho (Treat (’leaving Sale, LEO POLLOCK, 2S Main Street. J. J, SUTTOIN, i-r— Wholesale Retail Dealer in Hardware, The Best Assortment and Lowest Brices HARDWARE, CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND AT AN EXCLUSIVELY HARDWARE STORK Custome's will find a full Stock of Builder’s ‘roods, Mechanics Tools, SftduWry and Haroes* Good.;. Outi'vy, Nails, Iron, Stool, Tinner’s Stock, Faroamg Tools. STOVES AN 13 TINWAKE Castings and oher Hardware suited to this market at J. SUTTOX’S, MAIN STUKKT, No B^DUjfrj BI/X K Jane 23 COB. MARKHAM FIRST STs. Kramer Ac Miller Bu.idia:

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s A St,, ar-I »*-hi a 3. «*U>, v ih»* r a'.vMiori j so r.v»t. r nTUFrf rn. I’KI nmn.IJU, UA4^ 1 JrMiuir.v f-Yde LoRifcer Trunk*, Ladle#.’ TrawdUnvr Trunk.*, I-i'ii«*'’ trnlchc)", Loatlicr, UeiikV price Trunk* from $1 lid to $h. Motions. Ill CSry,t Vur. ;(j, -4 wid«L Oil CIf)III, Table, Utl Cloth, Stair, 8. L. GRIFFITH. Cor Gents' Wear. \!i Id atm Shin i, LtLcn Bosom Shirt?, Uo^f-r nncu I>ruwer/t Fin© Oitiou Je i* Drawers, Linen Hand Milk Han.ikr, hiofs, Seek Ti h. all style0. Kid A*vo?, ji f' lMft> GfWcr. Driviu Gloves Lineu Duck Panto— white, Liy.cn Lwcn u.»l >—wh.U*, Sntnroei* Hais, French Cass’me re3 for Conte. Black Cloth Doeskin CftsGmere^ S. h OHIFFITII. New Goods Con liny We order by nearly every -.nail to keep in snp pjy, Aiid always have something new to allow our customers. May 21 S. L. GRIFFITH. ICor tint Ladies. We have an excellent itippiy of Spring Summer Dress Goods, Convi.tin;; of Tlain While Organdies, Organdies in Colors, Lawns—French and Atnoricnc, Linen Lawns, linen f.’ambries, Leno Grenadines, Fancy Grenaulinej, Summer tfilks, Travelling 1 trews Good*, V- ssiuiahu, urntvs, I’sHHUIg-, Fringes Bugle Laces, Frosted Metis for V eile, Linen and Laen foliar*. I’aper Gnllsrs and Cntfci, Black and W hire Lace Shawls and Potato And a thousand other sriirl.. :-.t:cnsd for want of space. S. L. GKIFF1TH FOR SALE! KYEriAt, CITY KKSinKNVK',, at p.I.a front $800 to $4,500!! 1 u t OR WORK VAOANT City Lof\ q} 1 V .M J wliu'li a ib v nr in tho Iws* tit n4&« Im i»«m o» the ity, otlw. utte.vd tu.r 'profit ^too j or f»u, y> Oft •>Wif, nt i*r.( ot i low »1tt» city. Three forty aero tracts, tu A n»f. ut *i trad jed helow ilit* city. •h iwituiu Imd, ar lh« At* 't. A silver »i d lead min# with acres oi imnaC4« l.vo vood sprite, a never .feitlW M>u|[ t-kul \y»ll turu a mill tli whole year. With Uu* pl*»M Will b» gold h.tir tie* nop, OQUais»t»*.i'|o4 •hout, oaia, can. *cd awe* pAt*toa»; *aa inules, 1r#gOti% hogs, rattle, h This pr.pcriy Lt offered at great lAr^ tin. Wiii nell hNo ocher vtUu«hU> prormy it* lUtc and o*heT Counties, at low price*. I>. P. ^tiALL jun« U-dlm

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He S' Everyone Let Him Come and Buy W rights Adi ititt.i to Mock. ON the corporation lino south 18G •ere* near Fort Stoelv. avJ f>0 acres weal on Capital Hill, title dear and unquestionable. I will sell by the lot. block or acre—Aheap tor cash, and traannabic on time. (i round renter* in the city could pay me tbc sum monthly they are now paying. and in a ear or two own the tend. I wish to sell 20 tat* on Mam street, in blocks Hand 14. A foot my plantation on the Arkan sas rirer hottOIL? iTi mile* below town, 1200 acre* i.u the trw 400 ncre« under cultivation, flood improvement*, gin, etc. It can be divided into small tract* to suit purchaser?*. I will reu .t low the coming year to good men with privi .ege of buying. 1 have ten or twelve thousand acres of unimproved land*, the best in the State to trade or barter moat anyway. Being anxious to dispose off some of my real estate, trading men would do well to give mo a call. Also on hand 250 head fine Merino sheep to iispoae of in some way. dec 23 dAW'lf WRLDON R WRIGHT. JOHN MITCHELL’S n i* Livery Sale Stable, (ASIII..1CY STONE STABLE.) in yen}' of the Ashffif JV. A. cor. Sroft llor«es and mule* bought and ^old, and Stork, received ou commission. There is a good Wagon Yard and Shod Attached to the premises. In connection with ta!»ove, l would iiilcnu the l.imilies and citi reu* nf Little TL -'k and adjoining c ounties, that I have on han-1 mil for tie a large and genetal MO'kjrtmftit at Single and Double Harness, Full and complete, also Wagons of ever? kind ud description, u**w and complete, known m* the Finch and Ba vis Co., I rer pc .t-fully avka pro port ior o| the r'.aiue lor the finest iu town—“The Ashley 'lone Stable.-1 JOHN MITCliRLL Oct. X W. H Pfrry.Suj. tiro J. IWnriir Airent 191 Br»>*dway. 76 Washington M. New oik. Boston, j a. w. i>. Great Western Dispatch Kast Krei^lit Lim% I k. Iltprew Compnny Prop'll I^QUAL IN SPEED to the 1^ Time, Insurant f*hant«. T> ..egular F.xprc**. Commission Mer VIIHO* OH Kills or I mix. RIVEN FROM New York Boston to Little Rock R»U from New V oik and Soston to Memphis. Our rites are always as lou- as any other die patch or Railroad, Line. All claims for orerch.arge or damage settled promptly, and in na rase .ire our patrons sent to '.rAiU»nnitation cnrar»sni*»« lor rp*lvr>-?s. S orehani* of Arkansas will do well to patron ae this line JONKS, McliOWELL Co., Agents. ENOCH TAYLOR Kittle Agent, Memph s June ltf Assignee s Ne*i|Ce of Appointment. Pistrict Court Ktmu*' l In Bankruptcy. of tho V. S. *>r the __ Dust ot Arkansas*. ^ra the matter of tioorge P. Alexander, Bankrupt 'I'o Whom il may 4 ont ers The undersigned. hereby gives nolu*o ol hi* ap pointment as assignee ot the estate of t!KOK«»f L». Al.ftAA.M'ftK, Ol Pine BiutV. Jeffetf*on rvnnij. in said district wImi was, u>-wu he llHh day ot May, 186$, adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition, by Al bert W. Bislwp, Ksort of the I s> tor the In Hanknipti'5 fcjul. Dint, of Arkitn .i' In the matter of John T Oates, Uaukrupt mo WiloM IT MAY «*N« KKN. I'tie under 1 signed. Parke. Kwnii, h> n liy gives uotin bi» appoiutuiem ;i> soijrsw ol tl»e estate ol Join 1' om**>, of Monro*? (ounty, iu -aid district, auil a bo to wit, on the 16th day ot March, ls^ ad. judged a tiankrupr u|*un his own petition by Altierl W Ki-hop. £**4 Register iu Bankruptcy. Dated at t Uivndon. the 11th da' 8nr* July S3 ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE. i»i-triet' «»urt id the t rto ilie In Bankruptcr fca»t IMs't of t-kansa- In the mailer of Henry D t.reen, Bankrupt TO M IIUM II M VV i DM KKN The under signal, Parker Karat*, hereby gi\es not tee ot Uo appointment a- a'-ignc* ol (he estate of Hen rv I* '»two ot Monroe ounty, in *aid ULtiiai, and who \\a- io wit on tlie Wkh day i»l March Ufti. ad .udged a bankrupt on hi-* own petition by Albeit V hidiup, t.-.j K# gi-i* in Hanhinptry. Dated at iiaivudou the lilt* Jay «l April, H4*. PAPTU.I: V JlWA.N, A* iguee. Jul J**»W JUtyiCJ hr. JOHN BILL'S great; remedies Bull’s Cedron Bitters 4i TH»;4TU imi i in:MS ARKANSAS IltAliD KJ OM TESTIMONY OF MllUt AI. MFA 9touv Point, White Countr. Ark.,/ May 23d, lHbb Or J*Jin Ri.lt— Dear Sir Last February I was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and I got some of your Sarntpa rilla and Cedron Bitter?. My sun in law who was with me in the store, nasbeen down with rheumatism Tor some time, tomwer.red on the BiUere, and soon found his general health improver). Dr. (Si®t who has been in had health, tried them and he haa also improved Dr. Caiee, who haa* been in had health lor several years—stomach and uvea affected—he improved very much by the uso of your Bitters j Indeed the Cedron Bitters ha* given you great popularity in this settlement. 1 think I could «eli a great quantity of your medicines this fall especially of your Cedron Bitten- and Sarsapa rilla. Ship me via Memphis, care Rickett Neelv. ft«.pectfullr C B. WALK R. Bull's Worm Destroyer! To 7/d, United t'tates and World-vide Headers' 1 have received many testimonials from prof*** atonal and medical men, hh mv almanacs are va nous publications have been shown, all of w bich are genuine The following letter from a highly educated and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly one of the most sensible commuuica tiMu I have ever received. Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks of, and his testimony de serve* to be written in letter* of gold. He** shat the Doctor sars of BELL'S \Y have the wished foi effeoi. I am doing a very large country practice and have daily use lot some article of the kind am tree to conic** that I knots of no remedy rco oiumeuded by the ablest authors that is socertel* and speedy in its effects. On tho contrary they are uncertain in the extreme My object in writ iug you is to £ud out u(>on what terms 1 can tit# medic'ins dire* tlv from you. if I can get it upon reasonable terms, I shall use a great deal of it I tut aware that the use of such articles is contrary to the teachings and practice ot a great majority >1 the tegular Tine of M. D s, but i see no jest euee or good sense is discarding a remedy which vrknow .to be efficient, simply because we may tf ignorant of its combination. For my part, 1 ilia 11 make it a rnle to use ali and any means to alleviate suffering humanity which 1 may be able to command—not hesitating because some oue or more ingenious than myself may have learned its effects first, and securvd the sole right to se cure that knowledge. However, I am by no means an advocate or supporter ol the thousands ot worthless nostrums that fiood the country, that purport to cure all manner of disease to which human ffeab is hair. Please reply soon, and in fer m me of your best terms. I am, sir, most rc tpectfuUy, JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M D Hull's Sarsaparilla A Good reason for the Captain’s Faith. Bis*1 ike Captain* I Letfn, ar.i ikr Lfiler from An ilfofAer. Benton Barracks, Mo April 30,1 Hrf* Dt John Bp*j.—Dear Sir Know*** ifLcy of your Sarsaparilla, and g the effic beneficial qualifies It tv-- tne healing and following at stem- -senses, I send you the was w- ut of my ease, yr* ouuded altout two years ago—was taker oner and confined tor sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wouuds h tve uot healed tet. i.have not aebnp a moment since 1 was wounded l,atn shot through the hips My general health is impaired, aud I need something to assist na ture. 1 btvw more faith in your Sarsaparilla thar In anyUdug else I wish that that is genuine PIsum express roe half a dozen bottles, am oblige Capt. C. P JOHNSON. i>t. Louis, Jlo.^ P,fS.—The following was written April 1995, by Jfrs, Jennie Johnson, mother of CapC Johnson. Ds. Bom.—Dear Sir My husband Dr. C. S. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physician ii: Central New York, where he died, leaving thi Above C. P. Johnson to my care. At thirteet yearn of age lie bad a chronic diarrhea and scrof ula, for which 1 gave him your ssarsaparilia. it cuaro him. T have for ten years recommended ii to many in Now York, Ohio, and geuerai debili ty. Perfect auccess has attended it. The cure? affected in some cases of scrofula and fever so.m were atmos, miraculous. I am very anxituM. foi my son to again have recourse to your 9arsapa rilla. He is fearful of getting a spurious Article hencs his writing to you lor it. atawound* sen eirible but f believe he will recover. Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON i»k. .loin m 1.1 Jf*Bul'*cMier imi Vruder of the (tlcbrsUM i SMITH’S TONin SYRUP

For the cure of ACUE AND FEVER, -OR— C HILLS A N l) F K Y K R The proprietor ul this celebrated medicine just y claims tor it a superiority over all irmcdice dt ottered in the public, for th, ear*, cUtTaia, irUDi, aud rtMtaaiNT cure ef Ague and Fever, wChills and Fetei, whether of .-hurl or Ions lauding. lie refers to the entire Wvsteru and South western country to bear him tesiiiuony the tiuth of the imu«, that in nocase whatev er ill it fails to cure, if the direction* arc Ariel (j followed and carried out. In a great many rare.-, a single dose has I*m> sufficient for a cure, aad hwle famdicj have been cured bv a sii It bottle, with a perfect rsffioratiou of tLe general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every raae more certan to cure, if Its use is- continued j iu smaller doses for a week or two after the dis ease baa beeu checked, more especially in difficult j I sod lougstaudiug cues. I'suaily. this medicine ill not require aaj aid to keep the bowels ood order; should the patient, however, require atbartie medieiue, alter having taken three or (our doae* of ike Tonic, a single dose of hll.l.., miRTABLE FaHILY PILLS adi be nu, sot, jUflN BULL’S Principal Office; Ne, 4( l'lfth,f'ro»q|reet, LOUIRVJLLF, KY I re>lb4f i o h i* J

SEWING MACHINE. Triumphs for 1807. I lie H Igheef I*ri/f Paris Exposition I’nivemdle, 1867 IIm* only 4Wolal Hfdal Mawachu^tis Mechanics Association. i'ivHt HreitalHiii Fair of American lusti New York, after an successive week’s ex bi bit ion I 4a«»l«l flnltil Fair of Maryland Inali lute, after four umpire week’s exhibition I’lrsl l*iein in an held at H.,Halo, l*~ide? •t uumeroii' miner fain New York Stale Fair, the Highest Premium* I ••'fui'i for report* and rlroular# I W M I PI.AN I, t.en’l West'n Atrenf. rut- Cheafnu- Street, Sr touts W s. OI.I V hK. General Atfeut f,.r A»fc*o:a tli' i ii -nv Icdianapolin, JfeeelaiiiJ. Pittsburg, Buoaio, Nia gara Fall*. Bo Mou. New York, Philadelphia, M* timore and Wiaehingiou. lilrgarif Mlrrping ai*e 0,1 ail trains iron iiatuplws runuing through t. wib«vdle. But your tic ketsotCLAY RO0ARP6, A rest, Oftire at ihe A uthony Houee, l.ittle Hock Ai-bMtf Kiaa. Geulhupt L IN R R Hobi# kiirr Sup t M C, i I. It K am. b Jokes, Jup t M ION A*ia Hiy,, Passenger Agent, Memphis ■V«. I On/(j J-eU iblc Route, fn. To. Out Of,or Through! ARKANSAS STEAMBOAT, k RA1LKOAD HTAG E iji> i: Memphis Ac White River Picket CoaipanT'9 Pi rat I 1*** Pasaeog ex Steamer* Join mere iul ^Liberty No. 2 .earing Memphis every Tuesday an 1 aturjay (OMIW WIST, i t ■earing DeVall’a Bluff every Wedussday and nlurday it uonti »*si. onuettitiy ai Memphis »|,h alt Trains Par! lortheiu aud Pastern CViies. Couiiet Isog at 1>*V Ay w;;k Jr*^ f the 1 Memphis 6> Little Rock Railroad Provided with oujfortibU rnr* nod ettrient ot- iei&la

l«»l( inti al Mi ll I KIM K WITH 1). Chi (lister d Co's U. S. MAIL SI AGES To nil I’olal* Sonsli and \l>vl fn Arkansa*, Commodiouj Coache*. Enf I earn?, aiiO 5:1 »&ej Driver* liuiol i.ll Tinilll siisn.M i Thoroughly Inaugurated, *ayiug paeacngera j money and trouble |*er«oiii>(«oiiiK 1«-1 ort oniing Will find thin route perfectly reliable at all sea sous being the TJ. S. MAIL LIjSE. IMT 'I IIHOI 4mH i M KITS J&2 For Sale at all Railroad oftires iii Men.phi** and •t oflke* ol all eoune^iug liiu Katt ot Memphis, aud all stage office* •rl of Little. Rook. (•forini \U*.Uiii Tii Uei OUh rui tb* niithouM House, t»tiUe Rwk. Iult\ H. I»UK cup’i M RESSEX> FLO RING, i'ANCY BRACKETS mi ix'l i.T l>()RS, BLINDS, Mou«l,orl’**iia l*le. Has loss liabilities in proportion to its verv large.as^ta than any company doing biisine iu the Soute. Its expense* are le°* in comparison to its an nual income than any other company Its f a rti ci r ativo policies pi? nothing to it1 foekhohiers, but its policy holder* per all it urplufc land. It* rate* are lower than any other Stock or Mutual Company. Its dividends are as large as -any other com panv.and are paid in Cash, instead of being en dorsed or accredited on the note* taken. Its dividends are from 33 Lj to .r»H per cent on conti ibution.plan. It gives from $25 to $50 per week if disabled from wufk. It has engrafted itself a Southern Institution by e.-tablishiiig its Branch office at Little Rock, Ark., under the management of JAMES Dr.BAUN, General Agent For Arkansas, to whom all applications for agencies should be made. Energetic Agents who can give good referen eea, wanted in every town. Terms liberal. D. B. GRANGER, Local Agent, Corner of Markham and Cum Little Hock, Arkansas. May 2 3m Medicated Vapor Unfits oit. ■Hkiriviui II A> opened a ha thing establishment for I treating such diseases as are usually bene fit ted by the Hot Springs, vix, Rheumatism, t*ont, Seialaca, Epilipsy, Spinal Affections, Ner vous Diseases, Torpid Liver, Diseases ot the Skin, Scrofula, Syphilis, Stricture, Female Die eases, Etc. Electricity applied when necessary. .Seperate apartments for Ladies, with female attendant. Person** wishing te take a course ol bathing, should register early and secure ibe bonr most conveuient for them. Office on Mark ham Stieet, nearly opposite the State House. Feb b ti M. L. ANDREWS, Real Estate General Collecting A-tiKIST, i >mi> NTA'nMn.tin aucvi ADD AMNT fO* Home Life Insurance Co., of New Yoik. Vorlh American Traiuii Imuranrc t I'hlliulclplilit. 30,(>0fl an-t* Hicli A HA'A XHA S i.U*.I till liuJ* ol daion egainet't)i» Uu.lcii i»U', "of »uy nilitir aran," yromnlj- ui ie»,jn l»i« rale*. Orncf abort) the State Mouae, on Markham n. aug S UiisinesH C'ituia. n I D0IM3K. c. 1 uscdLX noiHa: m., WHOLESALE AND HETAl’i. i h, \ii, iiJVr mil flu* »I** ItUloiM ain( ,1,.". with Kubai k l»U**.*i 1‘ill nn>! t iii«* jfan^ perform i in- their reifiilai >uin i, in uiJri, keen them li> il.nl. -tmua> h Bitter' Iteo lllH'l"' i I• f y I t Ul.-l h .n,, .Went' Little Itwt Ail. DYSPEPSIA. There i*. probably, no one«11«rase with v. iii t. kin«l ar« artli»*trK: meut> as 4. ami thi*T«* i» no moiV 't' curt* than k ^toiu o h Hitt.*,. Get* A lluifhei-. l»iug*i-i an-t i». l!u,, v Agent-. Little Burk. Ark Julvw'c k. REMARKABLE FAC1 ["hat not a single instance has con.r i,, the*, •rigeuftkie proprietor^ of the luilurean«t> ule-» iti win. l, n„ >eeu u»e«l. thi- i~ worthy ot u-iitar l. j tie «vuiHutler Gro -v Hughe- nr.i.M i ..u.l K Age lit Little R« \if IS IT RIGHT Thai von sttouM Md ti-:ii »»*•*u i. r>\»pep«ia. «n- in.liu ihi. wln'n Bittern an he piWtired *i :u> lnu t»ei* A Hu win- t an-t hi Agent' I.title V i Of srrofuU*. I rv-i|.iii|ilail)> fp^tioti. C wUMiniptii.it Pam in u i UOUI. Plruii'} I .-I.. ill* \V l ami hi I ar»-iHtf Hutu :i {i m-rH tin* -touiM. li. Ituliai w rt ...it I i anil BI*kxI hindi-i Hugh*-, 1 *»t. i. i Agent* l ime Ro l A S A PREVENTS Kaiib Malaria t «**i '-1*' IU 1:1 ’attain# fitmi a torv-t -vfit** m**dli‘lU** *ohighlv .n»t*ik know Unit I.n .l.i.- I.I.I*- i reach »»i the i it* *i p**!*'i.i iuoi i tr. all i*.. t*e*i A IIuyiu- 1*11. M i w. i i. Aeeot- Little Rovk \il EVERYBODY ['hoiiM kt>ep constant I v within th. iu valuable ivuwxiie-. tu mu o h n Robark BIomI I'UU. Mi.iii a !i Hit’'•' ba« k Blood Further, tlu*y mi.ii for which they an- n ,uiin«‘» Blood Purifier tie... a. Hughes, liruggi Agents, Little R,„*k A lt 11.1 kn*'1 l!* TEMPERANCE Then* iv perhaps. no one thing that h*' Uiurh tp proinme the cause «*i tempi i vemle stiuiulat injr tonic. Robaci wr'*n‘* they >treugthen and Invigorate w it»••■'***»•• the ill «>flerts of alcoholic st iumlant tico. A. Hughes liiupi;i-t ahd Agents. Little Rock A it iib renovate:. I'uriit* ihi pt iiicr monthJ »i i.u huu oliui.i iuiti«*s ro n?nc «t•* 1,1 ». Uni and fc AfWttt*. birtft H™ k,