SiiO/| 1 OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIIE STATE. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER go, 1871. 11 11 tp no VOLUME 6, NUMBER 143. DAILY republican pob|ifl11.rt ererr morning !«*wpt “un lay, l,v price McClure rt'BLISHERS AND FROPRIKTOR8. i w^u»m (tl> ,.'nM t-orntT m _ TERMS: i copies ._ ,f U.VTK1 OF ADVEKTIMlMi, fe, square of night I in re, or its c-iurentnm re fur.arh insertion. 11. )IC1E BIAXCI. the mule atood on the steamboat .leek, 1 The lanti be wout.t rot t'eail; T1 “v nolleil the h liter roil ml hU tieek, 1 Ann cracked him o'er the he d Ii„t obstinate and braced he stood. As born the scene to rule. A creature o( the hold hack brood, A stubborn, steadfast nude. Tker cursed and *worc-he would not go Until be felt inclined: And though th»*y thundered blow on blow lie altered not Ids mind. The d< ck-band to the shore complained. “•The varmint’* Imund to stav Ami still upon the critter’s hide The sounding lash made play. Hi« master from the shore replied, •The boat’* ab*>ut t<« sail As other means in vain you re tried Sni'imse vou twi t hie tail— It s likely that will make him land The deck-hand, bra e thouir pale, Tim nearer drew w ith outstretched hand. To make the twist avail. There came a kick of thunder **hmI. The deck-hand- where was hi \«k of the waves that far around Beheld hlra In the si a: A moment not h voice was heanl; But wicked the mule his eye, As though to ask to him occurred ••Now how was that for higl V’ .lust cut hi* throat,” the'eaptain n aied. ••And end the cns«ed brute!” Bin the noblest soul who perished the e Was he who tried to do’t I POLITICAL NOTES. The New York Tribune is cflmiVd th t the Maryland Republicans should Indorse .lent Grant’s renominMlon. It suggests that they should leave such in alters “to some of the State* which have bad fme hand in elec tin r the present chief migi-trate, at.d can bo counted on a* sure to help elect the next one.” The Manchester Union “happen* to know that one of our Democratic members of con gress refine* to frank letters to hi* wife.” True for once, the Democratic member who lives at Manchester, Mr. Bell, ban no wife, being yet a merrie bachelor. “Refuses to frank lett.'r- to bit wife” ia good.—[Dover New Hampshire Enquirer. [t was a cruel thing ill the much and de servedly abu*ed collector of New York city, to disclose the fact that Horace Greeley i- a part ner of IDs* Tweed In a tobacco factory. Mr. Greeley’s Indignation at Tweed’s buxines* eon nectlrns has been so fiery and overwhelming, and bis character for financial purity baa been #o entirely unassailable, that w e regret Mur phy’s tetion a* a piece of unpat dutrthle vandal ism. No true American would willingly have destroyed such a picture of perfection n* bratm* through the *i>eeiHelo» of ()r. Greeley; and ae the doctor in his reply to Murphy i* auspi ciously silent upon the charge, we can but In naent, and erv, with the preacher, “All is vani ty.**—[New Orleans Times. One of the methods In w hich the D«nin<»at* decreased the Republican majority in the thinly populated counties of Texaa was for Demo cratic canvassers to call At the cabins and dwellings of the poorer people with a list of the registered voter**, and d« mand from each one an account of h«>w he was going to vote— whether for the Democrats or “scoundrelly Itadleala.” Tbf-e canvasseta would tell the wLite voters what fearful consequences tetbem and their families would follow the last named votes; bow they would b.i scorned by all their race, their children would be Inputted and tbelr wive* ostracised. The colored people were threatened with lo«* of woik aud consequent starvation. This sort of thing was skillfully done, so a* to avoid the law, r.nd was very ef fectual In Its result-. There la opposition to Grant in the Republi can party, but It ie greatly over estimated. There was strong opposition to Mr. Lincoln in the Republican party, and Ida ienomlna»ion was as much opposed as U that of Grant Yet he was renominated by acclamation. ri;a*e was hi* chief opponent, but hi- name was not presented to the convention. “liberal Repub licans’* made a nomination which was still born. The Democrats sought to take advantage of the disaffection by nominating a war man tor president. It availed nothing. Lincoln •wept the countiy. 80 It will He in 1872 The Republican* will nominate upon a progressive platform that will meet all reasonable e«(**-ta u°ns In the party, and it will nu’ceed against any new departure or any dodge that the cnn. demned Democratic party may adopt [Cincin nati Gazette. uuuarws of colored voters were kept from polls to this county by threats and various otter devices. We speak advisedly and confl Itatly. The evidence in abundance lies around all over the county. You can’t run anils* °«lt. We do not speak so complainingly of it mw« would, did we think the Intimidation had io strong that thorough Republican or ganization would not have overcome It. And tnm may be nothing done about it. We are nvery particular If there is not thi* time. But If anything at all is done In the matter, let »ul*Vf»!iau|lD8 so thorough, nod the penal ues or the law so fully inflicted, a* to couvince •very man iu McLennan county, who has been in keeping back colored voters, oat it Is s business he cau not embark In with ■»r»ty or p t, tlt.~[Waco Register. ,,4 from Columbia, 8. C., dated on tb« ,h* following: “Affairs In this section Sis *iSB 2? 10 a#*ua*e more favoratde as pvcu The Rukluit are larrlbly panic stricken. nsany are comin* ®UI‘ °°ly aafpty Is In the stein deter fci .-ij in hi me mti n nrici tk.°_ 00 °1 Ihe government to put a stop to jmm outrages, even It It tnkes every soldier In Sb P*R»lv« policy. u*os the following “The Democratic part?, on purel> turrJ*r?1lcLg|‘ouods, has no earthly hope oi The usn uu ranuiy rsTn?# i" 11next Presidential election dstn^ 4 rpCf,nI state elections has as surely and ltd# fact as results possibly can, >,-Wor*€ ihsn folly to look for imaginary thsirv when the f»ct la transparent b*r«nl!!!^.0rr*t,‘ votpd the Republican ticket is HL!)1** **ad *0#t foltk I" Democracy a* it DurJ«k!i*k red "ol 10 vot'* *l *1*• The eotirai TrtomK ’•l,ch irreconstructibles as Stephens oftH w*?? Wade Hampton, added to the a« ti to 4i«k ttI* however men may wist broils? lhey b° longer deny, bavi ,k *bout this result. Men have lost faith and th wisresun, ars oav«* ioii iano ♦w-l*,. w*r Democrats have repudiated hj "°tes a part? which tbev could no longer party w hich they could no longer respect to their own conviction*, support l*1** canvass In Sal5bJf.,.sht.e i°l,.ro*1 «y» Ohio, tb< Gent’s renornf tratiff Wm Dot niai7* *n luue, but his aduiinis war.0<>r WTl'l-v ''f': "Itiabeciuee c.l generml eocfldence, which every man may r'. °,r hin,9rlf *ran«er lii» Republican frieudu, tbut the president will be Ibe caoriltUte of the j party, although, there are individual Rcpubli ?.an’«Sf W* charaeter who mav recri t I It. We remember very Sell that as' late as I January,l*Jt_(our months before Mr. Lincoln’! rennmlnatinn—we were told by tbe ablest aud bonestest of party frienda, that It waa madness to reocminal" a man under wbeni everythin? •Jrilled.’ But as Mr. Lincoln said of ihe whi.kv winch General Is rant was reported to drlnt, that be would like to send a. me to tbe other Kfnerala, eo, tf ‘drlftins’ produces such results an we have seen, let us drift further. Ae the time approaches for the nomination we shall be surprised if there is not much the aame uoani oTliv as In Ihe national conventions of 1*14 and ISIK And tbe Republican candidate not take the tje!d against a new partv, but aualnst the familiar el,l Ingeisoll ,t Co.” IWIMHAlSlX IX (AI.IFORXIA. j Pumpkins and Grape Vines on the Pacific Coast. A couple of weeks sen I started on a visit to the 1 o«emiic valley. I arrived at the wharf |JU>* a rooment too late to get on board, and In -lead of waiting until tfle next dav, I deter, ruined to go to Stockton on horseback, by land route. I accordingly crossed tne bav to Oak land, or as it is better known “Little Peddling ton.’’ procured a horse and rode over to tbe Livermore valley, where I stayed all night with a rancher, who was known in the valltv as ‘■Clamp*.” They »lt e«ll him that bemuse he got rich hy boldir? an to bis money with a de cree of fartftttd** not universal In tbe country >N ell. as supper .line approached, ‘-Clamps*’ I a>*ked me If I would like some egg, aud how I preferred It, hard or soft, boiled or fried. I told him 1 would, and that It would suit me best to have them soft boiled. In a feAv moments there came Clamps and hi* wife, rolling an egg the size of a flour t ar rH. which they le llt’d in a short time in a large i ’••u! Ir n, and then -rt it up u end along I i tn.tdman’a chair at the fable hole made in the top of the shell, and the egg wa dipped out with a long-handled ladle. I was astonished at the size of the egg, and observed that his hens must be enormously large. *‘B> no means,” be replied. “You will not he much surprised when T tell you that one hen did not lay this egg alone; It took seven or eight hens almost a week to lay it. It was aj.int mock production or the ebb-ken*, but still it is better than the ludiv idual responsibility plan.’* At breakfast tbe next morning we had more eggs, and then T went on the road to Stockton l reached Sati .Joaquin river at noon, and I was, with my horse, ferried over in a very unique looking c? aft. While the ferryman was tugging silently at hi* big oar*, I started a conversation with him, by Inquiring whether lib ferry was very m on aide. "I> scarcely pa) foi' rtf-in’ iboat,” he replied. “R Using th* b '»t I repeat^ “what do you mean by raMng the boat “Mister.’* said he, resting for awhile on hi* oar, “yon he a stranger in these part#, b< an’t you?” I replied tint I had not hern lniff hi the country. “Then,” said be, pointin': away to the fit-id, “this Vre boat |frowed in tb it pumpkin patch over yonder.” “(irowed in that pumpkin patch!” I ex claimed. “Growed in a pumpkin patch, on a pumpkin vire. Mhter, this boat I* n pumpkin ►hell, cut In two and the innards taken out. That patch is w here it growed.” I “Where, over by that ham!1” I inquired. “That ain’t no barn,” be ar awered, “unless you choose to c*«II it s*. That’s a pumpkin, too. But 1 fttath'd a hole In the end on’t and let the stock inside it. and when the wet season set in, why you see, 1 je*t plus? up the bole and let ’em winter in there. They came out awful Tat In the spring. That l»lg green looking squash over yonder I’m hollerin’ out to live in.” “Are these the growth of the season?” 1 “We don’t have no sirh difference here on the San Joaquin growing seasons and them oilier#-; things keep on grow in’ all the time till we pull ’em or they die.’* j As 1 was about taking le*v< of the ferryman he gave me a pumpkin seed, with the remark I that I might aometlme astonish the folks in the east with it; and before twenty-four hours bad elapsed L came near having a calamity by reason of the same seed It was in this wi-.* .Viter ruiine several hours I?'. th<' suo I was owrrome b> drowsi ness a- to find it impossible to ke< In the saddle, so I dismounted and lay down on the ground, intending to take a short nap. I bad put the pumpkin seed in my vest pocket. Dur ing ro? slumbers it fell on the ground, and I, rolled over on top of It. My great, fatigue caused me to quite over-sleep myself, and I was awoke in the morning by being roughly hurried ab og over the ground in my prostrate position, and it seemed a- if a rope was around ray body 1 howled lustily for help,and rny cries attracted i the attention of two men who w ere on tbtlr way to the harvest fl< Id. j On being relieved from tuy perilous position the mystery became clear to men. The warmth j of my body caused the pumpkin seed to spring j into v igorous# life, and one of the tendril- of t he i new Vine had coiled Itself around my body, j dragging me along in its rapid growth a dU-j tance of more than a half a mile before I was j awakened. My deliverers had a bard run to j keep pace with rae to the. dutches of the pump kin vine, and finally arre-ied my progress by cutting off the head of it with their scythe blades. 1 gave them the vine for their reward, and we counted upon It no less than three hundred young pumpkins, ranging from the size of a ben’s egg up to a dour barrel. On returning to my horse, I found him fill ing himself with green pumpkin, and as a con sequence. dutlng the after part of the d«v, while we wer* proceeding on our Journey, he j was seized with a violent fit of colic *f which he died, notwithstanding I gave him several j bottles of California soothing ayrup. I did not j feel aide to pay for the ponv which I knewi would be required of me on my return to Little i Pcddllngton. and begin to think very bad over i the unlucky turn in things. While sitting an j the ground near my dead pony, a jackass came browsing along. I took out my hunting knife, and in a jlffv whipped off the pony’s hid** and threw it over the j yb>|. He *nys Tweed hopes to «g»-t Into the? fcyUfcft&r* «nd have more eoirupt. bill-* pa^yed, and g# back to his «.ttb‘P on the board of public works, to carry on bis former corrupt transactions. This, O’Connor says, mii't be prevent**^. Ttfeed shall have all the investigation be wants. A levy was made yemerda) on the atriyv goods factory of Vanderhoff A Bcatly for i-et euty flye thousand dollars, interest In that Arm owued by A. Woodward, up* n snit of Jack*on S. Shultz in behalf of the cit z ns’ committee for the city. Levies will be made to-day on the property of Ingeraoll, Garvey and Tweed, as a company defending. All the j urnala to-day have full account* of the incidents attending the arrest of Tweed, i*hu no paper appear* t'> u»ve any ajeupamy The extra «*f the Sun head* It* account of the rev lations by the citizens* committee, which have been already telegraphed, “The Day of Judgenc nt.” The Tmn« congratulate* the public on the general smoking nut of Uic den of thieves. The Tribune think* the rubbers are crushed by the array. The World htlieva that a stage of lhi* preposterous villainy has beeu reached that that arch knave, the engineer of frauds, is in a fair way to get his deserts, and aaya th it if Tweed i* re-eleeted to the senate he should not be permitted to take hie seat. The 11-r.tl 1 again a*k< for Tweed’.* dis miss *1 from the position at the head of the de part ment of public works. Woodward, who has t>oen sued for n y» alleged to be due the city, having absconded as alleged. Judge Btrnard to-day granted an ap pl;eatlon for attachment of bis property. BIOIOIS. I, t Uaa| ol Kouflia Capture a To via, WhootluK Several Persona, and In Turn are Shot and Capfnred. St. Louis. October 28 —The ttcpubj an account of the riotous proceedings of of desperadoes, last Friday, at the Oibfoj| mint! of the Missouri, Kansas and Tlttll road, in the Indian territory. The rioters were lead \>y the notorious vi Jains known as Limber Jackey, Pony Bill and Keno Bill, and hayUi^ got desperately drunk, roda IHrouzb tiring their revolvers at Tomtom, wotuntrti^ several persons, and Intimidating people to such an ext. nt (hat the stores were closed and business suspended. Finally, they attempted to destroy property in the store of Keys Bros., where they were met by a posse of citizens,! who ordered them to desist, and on their re fusing, the citizens tired upon them. Umber Jackey was wounded in the face and lungs. Hi d j one of the posse was wounded In the abdomen. Keuo Bill surrendered. The balance r,f thf gang lied. The citizens »eemed determined to j bang Keno Bill, but finally \ielded to better counted and sent him out of town, threat* nine to kill him if he ever returned. The ne,xt day United States Marshal Johnson, of Fort Smith, Arkansas, pur uled Keno Bill, and captured him at Fort Scott, Kansas, and took him and Limber Jackey to Van Buren, Arkanaaa, jwliares lhay were turned over to the authorities of the Foiled lil.AllVrOKt’S SPEECH. V’i Urge AU4>nd*B««~Oener«l Hhiboiq of KvglNml'i Policy. London, October W —ft f* rttttntfeif’* ItAt1 nearly 15.000 were present at Greenwich to-day to hear the speech of Gladstone. When the ipeiker arrived at n<*on he wan greeted with cheers. lie said he w*» profoundly impressed with the grandeur of the welcome, and w*l sorry his dnliel prevented him oftener visillm: his ccH‘tittient«, and then df«cii^|u\p‘jr*«tnptidii frtjtn ;**»*,wad t< invoke rtis proteefton and kill** for tinfi less unfortunate bretbrr n «!i -m. His vvi dom, He deemed It be-t to t.-tiM j lu tesltimony whereof, l have htnuulo set my baud and caused the >t A of state to bi attixed. Done at the city of Washingt n thi-, twi uty eighth day of October, in the year of our i I/ird cue tbeiiiaod eight huuJred antd sev j enty-one, and of the in 1< p. n ino v of tin United State* the ninety-sixth. (Slimed.) V. (*kav r. j By the President: Hamilton Fum, Sccu t. ry of s ate. IKLEMUrilH SHMIUtl. iKvdl Vi lO-XQli Hanged. liUKKNMioKO, N. C., October 2S. iiliam B. Parker, white, was bum; here yesterday, tor the murder of Thomas Price, colored. Alfred Mackay, colored, was hung at Whitesvllle yes terday, for the murder of John Stan dll, white. I V The French Army. LONDON. October 28.—iTtie French army has been organized into nine corp% ea< h corps con taining three divisions, each division has two brigades, and jeaeh brigade h tw o regiments of three thousand men each, In addition to caval ry and artillery, and forty live thousand men extra for Algiers. Masking of Steamer Fort fcralfls. JSsoMtue-immiiSs of White river, on the 27;b instant, at 7 p m., and Mink to the holler derk. Boat a total Ion*; no Insurance, sd*e bad G70 bales of cotton for M°mphls. No lives lost, Captain Hat bln will g;*t the I.-'gal Tender to go ihf wre k and •Ti? Disgraceful. San V R NCI SCO, October 28. ac Los Angelos advice* *ay lhat the, polio*- force acted disgrace fully, aiding and abetting the rioters. One of the rioters was arrested to-day Mealing a dia mond ring from the finger of a Chinese doctor, a'ler be wa« hanged :and aunt her, a Gentian, iv,r.itVii*r,,'^fwwi »u The citizen* are formin'; a military company to prevent a repetition of stu b scene*. Kail road ttMMiMaiioii, Cincinnati, October 28.—Articles of consoli dation between the Chicago and Canada 8«>uth. ern Uallroad Company and the .Southeastern Michigan Hallroad Company were tiled at Co lumbia yoMeidsy, and lhat the capita! i f the consolidated companies Is ten millions. The road will he called the Chicago and Canada Southern railway. Tiro Uimina arc Chicago and a point on 11k eastern boundary of Wat nr county, Michigan, on llie Detroit riv r Leslmn is still Involved in rny dery. Chief of Police SiViigus requests any infermait-tn cih u lated to throw any licht upon the tragedy. Wrapped around tbit furnace wrench with which the murder wm eonunitted w is a copy of ihe Helena Clarion, d ited February M, 1871. Any one sending Mich paper to person* in this vHJsiUy #hsaritUc'lM43l»*«-r of police, ns it might Jiirni'h a elne i ihe miir 3 3 Win S|Tni% Madrid, October 28.—1 u the mrles. r day, a memorial from thfe goveuim ut wu« read that iu the future the colonial huJg*l?i would be aubinittid fo the rbrtfvs. It U ab. Mated that the cost of the war iu Cuba durtn. the past year was $00,000,bOb, and that the o lonlal d< ti'dt for the year, would amount to eleven million dollars. The government a-k* for a credit of $‘20,000,900 for military purpose*. conspiracy has beep recovered amoug Hu troops stationed at Barcelona, and twenty men concerned Iu it bate been arrested. J*rQ|>elIcr Burned. 1*0 K'l’ Huron, Mich.. October I h< pro peller Dean Richmond buroe^l in Mud lake Thurstfaf mofmWV* white nt anchor. The fire originated in the pantry or kitchen, and be fore anything e«m! rrgent. one re fused to assent to either of the propositions, and subsequently she refused to atlls the royal signature to public documents which were pre sen ted. The cabinet afterwards continued the y^l|t»oty|Trj^tKryt aDd a definite proposition was Introduced to appoint a chancellor to sign documents in place of the queen. (Chicago Doing*. Chicago, October 28 In the board of *uper n wis t*fe£rep#t« the floAhcfc eodjraiYte^, rl»^ue*Hrit>^h# ghfernor of the state to recommend to the legislature to grant authority to Cook county to i«sue bond* to the amount of one million dollars, to draw not over reven per cent. Interest, and running for twenty year*, to apply toward- meeting the bonds ajul order* now outstanding and ap prlfchfrtt tAatuvify *atid IfcU rfe^t on the same, to rebuild the public buildings and to meet de ficiencies In receipts for the next two years. Action on the application to the state auditor to dis*oh(e the R*pqbUc £n*ur*nce company and appofnl ^receiver,’bVs been postponed ny the circuit court, it being stated that the cotit pany bad taken artioivlooking,ta the eo4le«?loo of unp tid ►took mtc*. vm Char lee OHI'-namr decline* tb* candidacy for i the assembly. I TbC MWtJvhk' hfcn tn .n fmhiuf.-- t i»'y'rv* J.yfvJtrWS^rriSWrff JTrvIcrr^form. ft ha* been decided that ti e papal conclave by the pope's testimeot shall meet in Franco. Austria submits proposals respecting the in ternational* for the consideration the gov ernment at Berlin. !.nr£r;im to the sufferer* throughout Michigan and Wla 1 conalu. I Gladstone In hit speech Friday, eulogized the qaeen.com pi i men tad her colleague*,and pointed tvlili ptfty, a ml declared that Ireland i» i»iw more content eil; ami promiseda reduction of troop* anri -dbei reforms. At tho M*ct>n,uc de Parcour Is favorably Instructed by his government. There is no possibility of such Instruction. As Secretary Boutwell entered Steinway ball, New York, Friday evening, he was served with a writ of the supreme court, at the suit of B C. Galvin, who seeks to recover two million dollars for alleged losses undrr BoutwelPs fin ancUT policy. The tfookhalders in the Pacific and other Baa Francisco insurance companies, except the People’s, cheerfully assent to an assessment. They will meet their liabilities promptly and continue business. The Fireman’s fund levied •V) per cent, to-day, the Occidental the same. W hile the pope recegn’z. s the bishops ap pointed by the Italian government as possessing the rerjuMte •iiialiflcat.lou*, he solemnly repu diate# Italy’s guarantee*, and protests against the Invasion of the holy see. He a!*o condemns the course of Dolllnger, and such as follow bis j example in warring against the dr cMons of he Ecumenical council. New Advertisements. Memphis aid Little M Railroad. PUB BliI FP IIKAHil. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BIIH WILL BE RKlTCIVFn BY MUS COM pariy. at their office In Little Kwk, Arkansas, for thirtv days, for building the PINE BLUFF BRANCH from Devalls Bluff to Pine Bluff, Ar kan*.a«, a distance or about fifty miles: the work to. consist of (.trading. Bridging and Furnishing Cross Ties i A party of engineers arc now in the field locat ing said line, anil profile, specifications, etc., will be] ready af earliest day postdb|«. Bids should be add res ed to tho under-igned, at I ittl* Bock. Arkansas, the company reserving tho right to reject any or all bid*. By order of the President A. H. I.IVKKMOFtK, oc:J‘Mtd General Superintendent Arkansas River Rising] And im-re.i-iug Ihc already nunnn o.h -took of West India Goods and Groceries, i K OBER BROTHERS, 303 MARKHAM STREET, MI'IXR HOPK. AMK!\MIN, Wlii'fvt* (failv rert-iviag c* trtcnniwi the largest v st.jck of Jitnp’e an)-dawtf ___ EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY! THK LOSttEA Ol’ TJIK >ETNA INSURANCE CO. At t.'hicago will not exceed -two million dollars, wldch Yi{l be promptly paid, aj»t still leave Assets, $4,000,000. THE Bfflfflf BITTO AGENCY Lr.'-e $906,000, If every rUk on their books in tlx Uncut <1 Utrict proves s toUl lose. This wUI leave upwards of a half million dol lars surplus over untouched capitals, or AshcIIb, $£,<>00,000. These losses of surplus fall upon the stockholder* and not upou the public. The i.hieajro calamity furnishes additional prool of the Insufficiency of local companies. Careftil business men should gladly pay MVINQ 1*ftE MicifA roii soi'nd roueiks. I LUCIEN J. BARNES. Agt oct 17-dtf. nrnriM RU lodom. mm. i. VY wpluwutimtoi the ArMUiwd.r u wo, mm, »tlt, kail, ooraar at Huktu aac Rtto>i. W M. r,T rmntt.D. Sm. Now Advertisement*. of tiik Memphis Branch Store! I WITT. <>|»KN ON MON DAY, OCTOBER a vert fine stork of MILLINERY! Real and Imitation Laces and Lace Goods, JKWKI.RY, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers ('■oak mad Itraa Trlaals|i, VELVET RIBBONS, CORSETS, 1.\OIKS’ US. OKU iAKMKSTS, Ami a very largo variety of very fine Fancy Ooodi rpilK ABOVE liOODN are ail th« I at# si style*. X and most of thorn onr own importation. Our reputation Tor many year* as the roost fashionable house in Memphis, and my determination to bring here very fine and alvllsh (foods, and sell them at very low prions, encourage* me with the hone that the ladies of tnl* city branch will patronise the house. L. KRKMRR, Maiu street, next house above theoornerof fourth t house formerly occupied by Mr Yigneau as a hair store, oet90-dlw iWricK. The steamer importer was unavoid ably detained at New Orleans, but will leave there for this river on Wednesday, November 1st I^eave enters to be telegraphed her tlth «Kt») at JAMKS LAWSON A OO Amenta NOTICE rs II Kit EH Y 01V EN That the undorsixned will f* 1 apply to the honorable the county court, oa the 8ih day of November, A. D, IWi, at ten o’olock a m for the changing of the roadway or the Little Rock and Pine Bluff road in soction tlx, township one south, range eleven west L. B. IH7N8COMB. HENRY H. TOMMY, CIIARLRS ORAY, GEORGE C. HARrT, ocClQ.dlawSt. J L MURRAY, et el. Scone, Fresco and Ornamental Paintinj. num.EK LOVKT, PI .AIN AND FANCY SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTERS, HP STAIRS, Vo. tl Main Street. Little Heck. l'oPTorric r llox t'.O. BANNERS, SHOW AND GILDING ON GLASS Done with Prompt Dispatch. oclflU dim 1871 187&. S.L. GRIFFITH CO., A' the <*lii it it i wHI kuoAii train! of FT. TXJCKEH, Aro now o ei.Iug u larger »tock than ever before, for Kail uml Winter triple, consisting in part ol STAPLE DRY GOODS, ALL KINDS FANCY DRESS GOODS, ALL KINDS. Notions and Trimmings, ALL KINDI LACES, EDGINGS AND RIBBONS, ai.l Kryos. Ladies’ Famishing Goods, ALL KINDS. i GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Al l. MINI'S. Boots, Shoes and Mats, Blankets and Guilts,. Jr CARPETINGS, ALL KINDS. Velvets in Silk, and VeU'dteeti, :r" Curtains and Curtain Goods/ OIL CLOTHS,TBDMS&YALISES, -—and BOYS’ CLOTHING, At very low price*, together with thousands of other articles usually hops in a Dry Goods House. l. csirriTna co, o. t air. New Advertisement*. J:. IMPORTANT IW TWO BEFKCTS H. W. WILSON, GROUEK, Odd.TVIUw»* HalMlac, Markka*!. ICIm a ad ttcntt Mr**, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 8ILVER MEDAL THE FIRST PREMIUM! Display of Groceries Oi i»: -K?v:* n»« two inpottut Muli|(-ant, th« FINEST IN aUAUTTI •ECOXP, TH* GREATEST IN VARIETY. This award, bow«v«r,U but Um qh ME with UMbMMtMl auia oiUmlnlntMtiM m »«liuwlii >Hoalt«lM;llMwl i lunWIInAi. S o