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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

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WYNN l5u1 S5VQG9o
4 WOULD most earnestly invite earl5
! attention 70 my neW and splendid
stock OF
Fancy and staple Goods.
Having had The Advantage Of both the
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets. ]
have II in my power TO offer such
rich assortmelts IS is very rarely kept 10
country retail establishments, all OF which
have been purchased With great care, and
viii be sold cheaper than goods purchas-
ed 10 the early part Of the season. owing
TO the great reduction 10 prices. Among
my Fancy Goods msy be found The tol.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Superior shaded satin stripe Onbre Cash
mere d Ecosse. entirely new
Plain shaded Ombre Go
Fig and plain 0mbre, run round stripes
Mourning and fancy colored Mouslin de
LANES +.
Blue black and other silks
French and American Gingbams
Black and blue black Indiana Cloths /
Black and fancy colored Afpaccas
English and American Prints .I.s..
Pink and white Tarlatsns. Sc. &C.. &c
LADIES' CLOAKLNG, SH.4WLS, sc.
Sup. rich TerkiniShasls, Blanket and o.
ther Shawls
Fringes, Gimps and Trimmings
French 6g Closking, 6 4 Gala Plaids
Grass Cloth Skirts. French styles.
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS.
Rich Artificial Flowers
Fringed Cap and Bonnet Ribbons.
Velvet Ribbons for Trimtnings
Scarlet Grape and other Scaris
Swiss Muslin, Edsings and Inser'ings
Embossed and dimiiy Spsncers. Hosiery
and Gloves
Embroidered Bags silk and worsted Mitls
Thread Laces and Edgings. Green Baerage
Swiss cambria Handkerchief ,
10 fants' Caps and WASTES
Collareits and Chemizetts.
Splendid assortment Of ladies' Caters
Fine dress Shoes
| LADIES' TOILET.
Jewelry, Essences. Extracts, Oils. Soaps
Colognes. and great variety OF suct
articles for ladies use.
GENTLE.MEyT'S WEAR.
Six pieces sup French black Cloth
English Wool black do
Inv. green, grey and blue do
Waved beaver do, s,
ca gold mkt Doe Skin
"a extra French Doe Skin,
Fancy and plain Cassimeres
Satline,ts and Yestings
English satin and other Veslings
Gent fancy and other Scarfs
Splendid assortment Of Hats
Caps. Boots, Shoes. Sc.
Also large and general assortmentof
Groceries, Greensboro, Hard,care, Ii
III gaors, &C., &c., Uery Cheap:
STATIONERY. SC Bibles, Testamenis
common Prayer, and q neat assortment o
other fine Books.
All Of the above goods viii be sold upor
thesmost pleasing terms 10 punciual deal
| ers upon The usual credit, or a discount o
Eve per centIor CASH on all sums OF Is;
and upwards: =
Thereby return my sincere thanks Il
the citizens Of Berryyille and the sur
rounding country, for The very liberslsup
port ex,eDded2,o me for the past year, emf
hope by strict attentionsto business i
merit continuance Of their custom.
GEO. G. GROVE.
parrvviiIe ClarEe CO Wa. Oct. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Look here, SpOrfsIiien !!

HAVE just received large supply Of Can
Il lister Powder also Bestty,s superior 10 key
for retail; Shot Of all sizes Caps OF extra
quality Gun Wads Of llsizss;
Powder Flasks, both horn and copper, Shot
Bags. single and double, Lesyer charges for
shot bags, IMPLIED Wrenches, Gun Tubes
Also, FIRST rate new Double barrelled Gun,
which can sell very low dog chains dog col
lars, single and double, Sc. sc for sale low BY
Oct 8. J H BEARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
QnicIf sales = SnsaH Profits
NEW aLARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
Fan and winter GOODS.

"a HOLLAND & CO., have just received
n D from Baltimore and Philadelphia, . large
sod bsaattfal sssbrtnent or FALL and WIN
TER GOODS, which they offer 70 their enslo-
n.efs and the public generality for CAS- q, 81 The
lowest CRY Cash PIiersi They invite the az
tehtion u Ladies ahd Genllemen TO the follow
ing articles, viz:
splendid Rich Satin Yelveis for bonnets, super
French Flosers, Ribbons assorted.
Rep, and fne 7isseh Cashmere d,Eeosse, fancy
runsround, cold aud Blk Alpaccss,
Tnaissepnes, . rich article for dresses, Tim.
n,ings Iof dresses, ase4
FrsBcS Thibet Enbroideted shasls, large as.
soflment Of ShaEIs, from 50 cts. 10 SIS.
LADIES' super Kid snd other Gloves Linen
canSfic hdkfs ASSORTED,
a large assortment Of Hosiery, together with
all The new and fashionable goods fOrIbe La.
dies, including J so pieces If beautiful Prints.
CLOTHSof ali coloIs, for Coats, Cloaks, Over
coats, &c
cASsIMERES, alsrge variety, very cheap,
SArfINErs, a large assortment.
MIXED, Gold Bog, agd Fancy TWEEDs and
JEANS.
4 Istre ysrietyof SILK Velvet, Rich Cur .vel
vel, Saiin, Msrindes, and other VEST1NGS,
Domestic Goods aud Housekeeping Dry Goqds
I lHCIu~lue Diduhts al tlZeSI IL 1slncu sHlIti
ings, large MsrseiIles Quilts, Furniture Fringe,
Table Giolhs, rich Dduask do, foe wotsied
Table Covers, dc
II Cheap Groceries,
Best orieans Molasses 10;
DO. DO. sugaf9; 81 do. Sugar 81
Best Imperial Tea 81
Gunpbwdtr fol family use sI,25;
Strong Rio c,ffre I0t! sc.
PrIme Cheese 1919.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Cooking stoves; A general assortment II Hard
ware, cspenleI's Tools, Glass and Qneenswsre
itn cella', cedarwsre, clOsES, &c, SC.
10 conclusion We say, ONLY call and see, ant
We dor'i fear the consequence.
4. HOLLAND & co.
Harpsrs Ferry. 0ct.l6. lS45 Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
snIendid Siiks.

lust received. b e1PIe's. ~ Pieces q
{. most splsDdid and new Style silks 5 -.
Rich Cashmere shauIsi
Rich Prints; and many oeu and beautiful Goods
nsking our sssorimsnt very comPlete. We
invite The ladies 70 call. =
! oet te. 1885. - -. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Country Editing The following Is
from paper published in Kalamazoo,
Michigan: -. ~
III those OF our patrons who are in ar.
rears would remember us when they kill
. beef orria. and il any to spare, would
send Us piece, we would b under oblis
gallons 70 them III is notorious fact, al.
though il may not, be generally known, !.
that printers have mouths &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
ATTENTION, the PUBLIC


Winchester Candy .Manufactory.
rTyHE undersigned continues 10 manufacture
articles 10 bis line, which have been pro.
bounced by good judges equal 10 any inSthe u
MON land in addition TO this, be has JUST return
eTfrom the East, with an abundant and rich
variety of
GONFECTTOf.fRY:S Fancy .4ffieles
Making up stock unsurpassed b any es,sb-
lishment ID Virginia. He will. therefore, be
enabled 10 supply country merchants and fami-
lies with everything they want, on terms as ia
vorable as can be had in any Of the cities, %and
the carriage saved Let them cal andltry.
His stock will slWsys be kept up, fresh and
full, embracing Fiuitsof all varieties ii season,
aud Nats Of every kind. B. F. EVANS.
~ Parties and Wsddings supplied al the
shortest notice. ss
Winchester, oct l6. ;sa5-y3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
FALL s WINTER
DRY GQQpaa

Ever brought to this market, . few Of
which are 1heieio attached just BY way
Of sample, 2Fiz:
DRY G0oDS-In this department may be
foood clo,hg, Cassimeies, Saiiinetis, Tweed>
ana veaings, Of every color, stripe, spot, shade,
and QUALITY, IN the clufhng line; every taste car
Be suited. Also, Alpaccas, plain aud figured,
Cashmere Dc Ecosse,.; Mpuslin Dc Lame elk,
hfus.black, black fancy, and figured silks, swiss,
book. and null muslin cambria lsces, edg-
ibgs, footines, inssrlings bomSazines, shawiT,
metlnoes, eashpefesi riohands, trimmings, ian
rails. eet,ons, bleschsd and unbiesched, calicues,
q most splendid aud beautiful variety patterns
and styles, silk aud cotl,In vslsets, fancy nes'
table aud Towel dispsfs, tlckings, comforts, silk
and cotton Inadvertently checks and hnseysi
ne. ke
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

TIE Race. - Fashion won The race over
The Union Course, al New York. on Thurs s.
day in one heat beating Lia,unah by a.
3bcut length. Tine I 45a. Liatunah
was drawn after the heal. She was badly
wounded ~ the riders spurs. and bled
freely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
TRUSTEES SALE.
for Sale.

Lime for Sale.
XKZE have for sails, about 1000 bushels
w Lime, fresh burnt, of good quality,
which we will sell for cash, or trade forpork
aud CON-. JOHN He aFER. Sf.
ISRAEL. HEAFER.
Charlestown. Oct %. le45-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Pen and Ink Sketches.
The author Of thsse'popular pencillings
is said 10 be Mr.. John Dix.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

sugars. Coffee, BIolasses, &c.
r n addition 20 my supply 81 Dry Goods, &c.
lhavs The following which Will Be sold low
fof cash q.
I ma. Porto Rico Sugar: 500 lbs Loaf Sugar;
q hb3s \! 10 Molsssss; 500 los DO do pulv.
/ Ina sutar-house % hid Boston syrup !;
6bis Pefto Rico Nolssses 5 bon. Teas, sss'di
+ Ehls water, sugar, and Butter crsckersi
/ bale son Shell Almelds : boxes Lemensl
u 6txss castils Soap 10 boxes Resin Soap
rs 6sxts Mould Candles; ~ Sperm Candles
100 gtoss Matches 10 gross Stacking
Is rsanl Wrapping Rspsr; 2boxss chooolsiei
0oolbs So~Slll Pepper Dbl Saloratiusi
ADAM YOUNG, .sgi.
49, -, q, r. = = : Is -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
A large and beautiful assortment OF !.
e Glassware.

Z Hsrd,esre!--In this line am we'll supplied
with brass Andirons, shovel and longs, laoie,
butchers, shoemaker's, and pen kIues, glmt
blets. ,aws, coffee mills, knob, drawer, deal, and
cupboard locks, sc :ssors, tszors, (wilh theirsc-
mpanimehls j spoons OF all qualities, hinges,
screws, buttons OF every kind, lhimbles, needles,
steelyards plain and patent, sad irons, taeks,
nsie n s5-4 l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Tlf Bengits Of ODD aeiiopsaip.-1i will
be gratifying TO every brother" to-learn
that liz losses Of Individual mem bers Of
The OA1er by the great FIRE 10 Piitsburg.
amounting. 10 more than $4,000, has
been fully made Up TO them A. part of
this loss embraced all the earthly posses
sions Of several widows Of deceased menu
hers, who ate thus, BY the lberaliiy Of the
Order, again placed in conn Portable cir
cumsiances- What ..other charitable SO.
cie'y can be found al prompt and Efficient
as The Odd Fellows Herein consists
their PiHsburg GdSette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

SHOES. BOOTS. HATS &sCAPS. .
SRoR sale. heavy homemade eosfseand fne
- shoes. every description Of eastern made
boots and shoes among them may Be found ex-
tre sizs brogsns and coarse boots, patent and
other gum shoes for ladies', great variety 81
hats AID caps Tor sale. WA s LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

An spple was this fnoruin. exhibited
Al this Office, which was growo BY I. w
Mead. Of Woburo, ot The Sisr, Mundl
species. which me asuTe ht'esn and a halt
inches IN ciicHmtefence and weigh. y
pouod and bsiI Il Who cabb sb4@ ! lar
ger one - Boston J6Whaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
ShaWls, &c.

UTANTED-Bseon Lard, Soap, Candies.
w TalIow, Bssswax, Rsgs. Hay, StreA,
Oats, Corn. Corn Neal. Flour, Wheat, good pa
per or money, and 10 short. almosteyery arti-
Gle the farner has to sell, will BE- laken 10 ex-
osi rs. WM Lock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
!. WM ~ McCnY

Harpefs.F Ferry. Oct. 8. 1915.
0arAll kinds Of Country Produce IA
ken in exchange for goods highes, mar
ket prizes gwen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
groceries:

/ have loaf and brown sugars Of three quail
ties, extra Sofee. four qualities, molasses, four
qualities, and all very good and cheap, ailspIce.
pepper and ginger, cloves. mustard, salt, ssla.
rhilus, pot hBd pearl ash, soap, candies, toosc-
co, superior article, seghrs OF the very best
quality, cheese, &c. Teas Of four liiies,
have also tin ware, wooden ware Britannia
ware, books, stationery, bats caps, boots, shoes
hosiery, gloves, umbrellas, combs susrenderss:
tpool and skein cotton ..et all lcolors and nun,
bers, beads, necklaces, purses, pocket books
brushes. and an such goods, which cannot be,
I'm 10 enunsrais particularly in the lire O.
lewelry.
In shol 1, in my assortment can be found any
thing and every thing hist any person can have
Use Tor, aud respectfully invite all who are in
Want Of really cheap goods, and especially those
who may be skeptieal, 10 call aimy cheap store
q The eorIsr Of High sah Shenandoah Streets,
Hsrpers-Ferry. and examine for. themselves,
ADD they will end 10 The adysnssge Of their
pockets, arhat some things can Be done as well
q others. y and better Top, for be il known, that
! have ds,trmined not 10 be osi-dons-but 10
tvu Il McCoy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

HLoAKiNG.-New style. Ombfe closking.
~ with fringe to match; French Plaid cloak,
ing. in great variety Of patterns.
Oct % r. r C. Signfooss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
BY JOHN y. s Il. n. GALIAlIER
NO. -.

VAkaiiNTs, - According 70 The FOL,
lowing extract Ut ! letter. published Ia
shs NswsOrleans Picsy hne. wtoie BY an
Officer Of The army A Corpus Christi. the
post occupied 81 tsehe raj Taylor's AR
my Of 0scup cannot be particular.
iy desirable !;
!. .iSEsgNrsi IN krRY cAnr,
sss SCetPns Chthti, lfexas,) Sept, ), ls45. z
Flotida may b. The land 81 promise.
but Texas IL the land 1f 'varrninis.' In
etsating the ground 70 pitch my tent. I
killed water moccasin; about three o.
clock 10 The morning, | was awakened up
by the barking Of 4 dog; be bad Just run
3 tesalesnAke out ot MY nsiehbor's tent,
when The rafting and The barking reused
nie--nsne ra,iles-captnred. ] again laid
down, and when day broke a yellow.
necked lizard was scockins his eve cnn.
ningly AZ me from the ricgepoie Of my
'enE sprang up, seized my boot1to
despatch him, when To- out OF the boot
dropped a iaranfula Exhausted from
fright and fatigue. sank back into
chair; but no soontr down than / was
compelled rapidly,o abandon The posi-.
hon. having teen stpng IN the rear by
Scorpion
Besides the abovel misbaps, he lost
valuable dog BY al shark The dog had
jumped overheard yfrcr II aboat 10 follow
his master 70 the shore, when the yora-
cious monster caught him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

7 JuDGE STORY 4 PoEr.-Ths Salem
Register SAYS, that ID bis earlier days.
Judge Story was, acc ustomed 10 write poe
ly and gives ASA spee imen the following
motto. standing atthe head ofthatpsper:
Here shall lie Pass he PEorLKs RIenrs taaintan.
Unawed ~ IsFtuEScs a0Il unbought BY GAiN;
Here Patriot IRuTI her glorious precepi draw,
Pledge to RElieIoS, LIHkRTr and LAW
i '"This motto, 10 The eIorious principles
of which We have always endesvored TO
BE faithful, VAS writtensf for The Register.
and FIRST published at the head Of our CO.
Lnmns in fJanuaTY l602 There il has
lever since rem aimed and there. we trust.
twill remain; abe guide Of the course of
Its conductors. as long as the paper shall
exist. nN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Fatal .4ccfdents - On Saturday week a
h'llesboy three years old, son 81 he Rev.
Mr., Fort was killed By falling from the
lerrscesolthe Pa;apscG Hotel, AtEllicotl's,
Mills. ts ].
On Monday week, middle aged man
named H9sler, was drowned BY falling
into the Mill race Of the ,Patap sco -four
ing mill IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Latest Arrival Of

Harpers.Ferry. ocl.2. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Cheap Groceries,
New Fall and Winter Goods,

Hsrp,rs Ferry. oct,,l6, ls45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
! $50 REWARD.

Win chester Gardens, Oci. %, ls45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

A PPLES.-Is bushelsof good keeping APP
GA pies, and six bushels Of dried do for sale
Oct 80. CRANE & SADLER-
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$50 WASN3
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c

I'D f. DORSEY has just returned from the
o. Northern AIanufactores with the largest
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Bsrryville, Clarke CO. Va. Oct. %.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
For Me .8iL-ansaS Banner.
CRIrTENpEN CorNTY.

CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKs.
 MR EDITOR :-I claim small space in your paper, in which may communicate to the public, some thoughts upon the political aspect of things in Arkansas.
 To the keen and penetrating observer of passing events, many under-currents and cross-currents will be diseoyered-much ma nuevering and management to promote this mans interest and that mans ambition will be seen The political waters are being troubled, and what an effort will be made to step in, some to the Senate of the U. States, and others to the House of Representatives ! Already do .scoming events cast their shad- ows belore," and we see men begin to com bne for or against particular persons. We see the Van Buren Intellgencer and the Hell ena Journal, array themselves against the po- sition assumed by the Banner. and openly oppose convention. And why? Forsooth it may iniure Col. Ashley's prospects for a reelection to the Senate by presenting for midable competitorl These papers certainly do not for a moment reflect, that by placing their opposition to convention upon the grounds alleged, they are injuring their fa- vorite's prospects, and breaking up the har- mony and organization of the party. They wish 10 force Gov. Y ell again to become a candidate for the House or to retire from the public service at the expiration of his pres ent term. have no objections to see the Journal and Inteligencer advocate the re- election of Col. Ashley, if they prefer him :; but l do object to the party being broken in to fragments and thrown into utter confusion, merely to advance the interests of. one single individual. know that strong efforts are being made, and letters written from Little Rock all over the country, to prevent the assembling of a convention. It is represen- ted as being the work of a few political as pirants, who desire to step into Gov. Tells shoes, by forcing him off and making him take Col. Ashley's seat in the Senate. and thus dispense with Col. Ashley altogether. If Col. Ashley's claims upon the people of Arkansas are well founded, and paramount to those of others, he and his friends have nothing to fear; for the democracy of Arkan- sas will duly appreciate them A .faithtul public servant need have no fears of his con stituents. know that Gov. Yell has no fears for his claims. when presented to a peo- pie he has long and faithfully served; and he IS willing to abide their decision. l hope, then, that all opposition to a convention will cease, and that nothing may be said or done calculated to disturb the harmony and due organization of the party. And if the en- tire demolition of Gov. Yell be necessary, in order to ensure the success of our princi-
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22

KU9 This much is due himself-his posi- ton, and the democratic party that placed him there. If he did make these pledges, which l cannot doubt, would like to know upon what authority your correspondents, who assume to be Col. Ashley sfriCnds, declare that he will be candidate for reelection If they are true friends of his, they aught to be the last to desire him to violate his solemn pledges, and thereby place himself in dis reputable position. A position which will not only cause his own defeat, but call down up- on him the generations of the democratic par ty, for attempting to force himself upon them in violation of his pledges, and at the hazard of disorganizing the party and causing its de- feat. Col. Ashley has made no communlca- ton to the public, for which he IS responsl- ble, declaring his determination to become a candidate for reelection. do not believe he will allow your correspondents who pro- fess to be his friends, to force him into po- sition that would prostrate forever his poli- tical reputation, if it was fifty times as sub slantial as it is. If he violates his solemn pledges for elf-aggrandizement in one in stance, what security would the people have, tdl IG NouIu CoIltIHuC to dN' pSotS tiNii III
 terests? If he should, in answer to reso- lution of the General Assembly, pledge him. self 10 obey instructions or resign-to go for reducing the Tariff to the revenue standard to oppose the creation of Bank of the Oni- ted States in any form in which it could be presented-to oppose the creation of exclu- sive privileges and immunities in individuals and to support, in good faith, all the prin- ciples of the democratic party-what guaran- ty would it be, when he had already violated q solemn pledge, to suit his views of self interest," His pledges would be wholly worthless. But sir-I am induced to believe, those of your correspondents who claim to be the peculiar friends of Col Ashley are do- ing him great injustice, by declaring, that he will be candidate for reelection. They are unadyised no doubt of his peculiar position of lis pfghted honor, and consequently un- authorized te say he will be candidate be- fore the next Legislature. At any rate, Twill wait with much solctude for further deye- loPments, and in the mean time expect Col. Ashley to answer the question of your Fay etevle experimentation or mol, he did pledge himSeT not 10 be q cdndidate for reelection, and particularly against Goe.
 Fell? VERNON.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
PULASKI COUNTY
' D E NJ OCR ATTIC M EFT IN G

DEMO CRATIC MEET IN e.
 In accordance with the general understand ing and agreement, that Democratic State Convention will assemble in Little Rock, on the SrH DAY OF JANUARY next, II IS deemed proper that some convenient day should be fixed upon, for holding public meeting of inc Democrats of Pulaski county, for the purpose of appointing delegates to that Con vention
 For the purpose of meeting the wishes and convenience of the greatest number of Democrats, and after consulting with sever al from the country, as we'll as in town, we propose that the said county meeting be held at the City Hall in Little Rock, on the FIRsr MONDAY OF DEcEMBER NEXT; and that the hour of meeting be l2 o'clock of that day, in order that Democrats from the country may have time to come i'll.
 One democrat has suggested the first .Hon- day of .Nouember as a good day for the county meeting. If it was designed to hold
 
 ly, or of any single neighborhood, that ear ly day would be very good one, because all persons interested would have time 10 re- ceive notice of 1t. But as 1t is a meeting for the rhole couRty--and very large coun- 1y, with few or no mail facilities, it would be difficult, if not impossible, to notify ev-  cry Democrat in the county, in so short time. As the interest of every Democrat in the county is involved, it is desirable and proper that all should have notice of the meeting; The first .Honday of December, therefore, is deemed the better day, as it will afford sufficient time for every democrat to receive notiee-and it is to be hoped that every democrat in the county will be pres ent in person, or fairly represented. A full and fair expression of the Democratic voice of Pulaski county, should be heard,