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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ARKANSAS
SENATE, Deeember 27Lh.

SENATE, December 27h.
 MT. Black, from the select committee. to whom the subject matter was referred. report ed back te the Senate, without amendments. and recommended the passage of the memo rial by him introduced on yesterday, in rela- ton to the military bounty lands between tho st. Francis and Arkansas Rivers. Which report was adopted, and the said memorial passed
 Mir Rcyburr. from the select committee. Io whom wag referred the bhl "more fully lo define tie line between tho counties of Yell and Monigomcry,s reported the same hack to the Senate, without amendment. and recommended ils passage. Which rcpoF; uas adopted aad the bill read 3d time and passed
 Mr. Shaw, from the committee of eopls- renee, reported the bill of the House :. for the feliel ef Saml Adams. lasc Governor of '''e S'sie oi Arkansasa back with an an,ena- meut Which was adopted. and the bill, as amende'l' read Sd tune aad passed.
 Mr. Hudson, ltom lhe select committee. te whom wss referred the tIll ef the House.
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Dec. 3Oth.

D6C. QUILL
 Mir. Mayors, from the Committee to whom was referred the communication of the Coy, ernor, containing the communication of the Secretary of War, in relation to retailing ar dent spirits to the Indians, reported a memo rial to Congress on the subject ,. Mir. Simmons, also from the same Com mlttee, reported by bill, to prohibit the sale oi splrltuous liquors to Indians, and to pre- vent the introduction of the same within the Indian country.
 MT. Mayors moved to reject the bill.
 Mir. Simmons demanded the ayes and nays, and the motion to reject was lost, by ayes 34, nays 34.
 MT. Dawdy, to whom was referred the bill concerning fre-hunting, reported the bill as mexpedlent, which was adopted.
 Mr. Clark of Independence, introduced a bill authorizing the Governor to appoint an Attorney for the Branch Bank at Batesvile. NIT. Collins introduced a bill concerning portion of lands.
 House adjourned until 3 o'clock, PM.
 Mir. Scott moved the printing of 1000 cop les oi the Act to provide for the sale, sc, of the oOO,OOO acres of land, and to establish a Land Office at Little Rock, for the purpoes to distribute among the people,--adopted
 MT. Hammond introduced bill for the relief of the members of this Legislature The bill proposed to give them S2 % per day for their services.
 MT. Culver moved to strike out ? and in- sert Alter some amusing discussion the olll I was laid on the table, by ayes 10, nays
 MT. Garner introduced bill to be entitled "An act supplementary 10 an act entitled an act to place the State Bank in liquidation.
 Orders of the day.
 The bill for the relief of Sam'l. Adams was taken uP, the SoGsie's amendment con cured in and the bill passed.
 The bill for the improvement of roads and highways in this State, and to place res ideni land holders on an equality with non. residents aad holders, was passed, by ayes i7, nays 2l.
 The hill lo amend the aet of lSl0, in re- laiiou 'o the sale of Seminary lands, was re- ierred te Select Committee, to fill the blank to the bill, fixing the place for locating the Seminary.
 The memorial le Congress, asking an ap. pToprlaliea le complete the road leading from Memphis la Iililr Reek and res.Ss...sh. was passed. The bill ta provide Ter sinking a sall well
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Dec. 31st.

 After reports from several Committees, the bills from the Senate on their first and 2d readings were taken up and acted upon A number of the bills of the House were also read 2d time and ordered to Sd req ding, or referred.
 The bill of the House to increase the per diem pay of the members and officers of the General Assemsly, was read 2d time. MT. Clark of independence, moved to lay it on the table,
 Mir. Williams of Johnson, called for the ayes and nays, and the bill was laid on the table, by ayes 54, nays l2.
 The bill to repeal the 18th Sec. 1st Art, s division of the filth Chap. Revised Stat. utes also laid on the table, on motion of Mir. Greenwood.
 The House took recess until o'clock. The bill of the Senate to change the time of holding the Circuit Courts in part of the lst Circuit was passed.
 The bill to divorce and separate the State Bank and Frances from the R. Estate Bank and Branches, was read 3d time.
 MT. Clark of Independence moved to lay 1t on the table, and demanded the ayes and nays, and the motion prevailed.
 The bill for the relief of P M. Johnson, late Sheriff of Madison O., passed.
 Also the bill authorizing the opening of a road from Little Rock to Fort Smith, on the south side of the Arkansas river.
 The memorial of the Senate to Congress, concerning the erecting of Levees on the Mississippi and Arkansas rivers, &c., was passed.
 The bill granting Charter to John Shipp and T. Hughes to make Turnpike Road, passed.
 The bill of the Senate to amend an act placing the State Bank in liquidation, was amended, and passed
 Adjourned.
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December 2SM.

DGCenlOeT ESt1.
 MT. Clark made minority report from the select committee to which was referred the bill .:to establish the county of Dallas.'' and recommended that the bill should not pass. After several amendments to refer the bill. all of which were lost, Mir. Clark entered his protest against its passage, when the question was taken and the bill was passed, yeas IF, nays 6.
 Mr. McCamy, from the committee on edu- cation, reported back the bill making appro- priations for the purchase of common school books, and recommended the passage of the same. After several intellectual efforts to amend the bill, it was referred to select committee, consisting of Messrs. Trimble, Nicely and Pelham.
 MT. Black, from the select committee to whom was referred the bill ''to regulate the fees of recorders, and for other purposes ;'' also bill from the House, s'to regulate the the duties and fees of constables," reported against the passage of the first bill, and re commended that the dissection of the House bill be stricken out and the bill pass.
 On motion of Mir. ell, the report was re- jected.
 On motion of Mr. Walker, the bill "to regulate the fees of recorders,' was laid on the table until 4th day of July next; yeas l2, nays II.
 Mir. Nicely moved to lay on the table the bill from the House to regulate the duties and fees of constables. Lost. Yeas II, nays 12.
 On motion of MT. Trmble, sfre centso per mile allowed constabes in the bill for travel ling to execute wrlts out of their own town ship, was stricken out and teco and c half cents inserted. Several other amendments were offered, but were lost; and the bill was passed, yeas l2, nays II.
 MT. Trimble, from the select committee to whom was referred the bill ..to incorporate the Jennings Falls Manufacturing Companyo reported the same back with two amend ments, and recommended its passage. The amendments were adopted, and the bill pass ed
 On motion of Mir. Ficllin, the Senate took a recess util , o'clock, F. N.
 At o'clock the Senate convened.
 On motion of Mr. Ficklin, the appropria- ton bill was taken up The amendments made in committee of the whole agreed So. Several other amendments were made by the Senate, and the bill ordered to be expressed and read third time on Monday next.
 Adjourned.
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entitled :. An act to establish the county of Dallas," reported the same back from the majority of said committee without amend ment, and recommended it's passage.
 Mr. Clark moved to reject the report, and called for the yeas and nays. The motion was lost, yeas ?, nays l9.
 Mir. Clark moved to lay the bill on the table until the year 1850, and called for the yeas and nays. Which motion was lost, yeas 2, nays 20.
 Mir. Clark moved to refer to select com- mittee. Lost.
 On motion of Mir. Clark, the bill and report were laid on the table until tomorrow, until he could make minority report.
 Adjourned.
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Not having been able to ce, 'ma a ot part of the proceedings of St, ,o .'le nj only report such as we have '',qay, %y, va however, spent n most of the monin. nre \ appropriation bill. Having ,u'ns adong a ? o'clock, and met again, the e'J0anei sSa
 Bill was again taken up, and Senp' mppI0piI ments adopted, and others reiec,es ee,e1al 'p
 MT. Bertrand moved to lay tl''u' th
 table until the 4th of July next. t.' ."1 "'l 9' ded the ayes and nays. 'nd ds
 Mir. Greenwood here made som.
 slble observations. He said it wa. wac .tg .s, ly necessary to pass some Apurons,aa9 ', %as a9''l to carry on the Government P1ld'oa Tl'' late Tn the session, and the membs's as' u, a sired to go home.-That allbonsb I' a sl might be objectionable to some gu 'Ae It's feature, yet it met the approba,ss ssa many members as any bill' that bs+4Va ss., framed | a, in all likelihood and tb., sv'i { bill should not be passed. tba Isa:.l Ia' would probably adjourn without n.ss!sl nsSl appropriation bill; and that such ','al !! would be ruinous to the State,
 Other gentlemen made sens;b,, ., to the same effect, and the vote ham. .'1 ' there were ayes l5 nays 47.
 The question was then taken or .. sage of the bill, and it was passed ' sn tn
 42, nays 21. '' '!
 MT. Speaker presented a commn,] from his Exeellency the Goyerpo, m1 ting that the expenditures of the Ss,s ernment would be about S3o,0OO pp, m ,,I and that the present revenue of Ss under existing laws, was only ab0m 900; and that 1t would be necessary sl General Assembly, by some mode n ! leaving that with themselves, to inc,p,] revenue so as to meet the actual want, ] Government which was referred ob,l mittee on ways and means.
 Adjourned.
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dents to pay their taxes into IL. passed. amenda
 The resolution authorizino j, to appoint agents to investigse,. ue Gop ters concerning the Brancbsss eesrah Bank was read Sd time. ol lhe
 Mir. Scott demanded tbo and the resolution was passed sy1s $, and nays, MIR. BERTRAND. oy ays . The House now took recess mi, after which they met, and wen. e@ al2dt tee of the whole on the Anna a. ia'o cq spent most of the evening in comaa!Ip p,,slap reported the bill with amendns aolliAl'et commended it's passage ''s, aat
 Adjourned.
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His Excellency the Governor, sn message informing the House that Tn \ quence of the many important isa'l1 the Appropriation Bill, together with q contained in many other bills subnllrI his approval this morning, he was sA1] give the Appropriation bill that ll which its importance demanded to,oasI therefore requested the indulgence ol ls| Houses until the usual hour of mesi3 tomorrow.
 Mir. Greenwood moved that the lOm| olution of the two Houses, agreeng VI journ sine die on to-day be rescnau that the adjournment take place on VI row.
 MT. Bertrand opposed the mot0n' gued against allowing the Governor u he asked to consider the approprlaaJ and said he wanted the House to without waiting for the Governor ~' the bill ;-that he was willing to 0S diem, rather than have the Les''a'D tinue in session another day.
 MT. Trapnall arose and made ", " sible reply. He said the approP's.,i Uni was a very miscellaneous one,1.J .J many important features thai \ sent to the Governor this mornlns' his request of one day to cons"a quite reasonable; that It was l'r coordinate branch of the gosss grant it, and that he had no aouI his colleague MT, Bertrand,l w0" as much al loosing his per diem a' Der of the House, if il were p' upon him, notwithstanding his the contrary. .lyl
 Mr. Bertrand called the ayes a% Mir. Greenwood's motion, and VI stood almost alone in the nesau'ss,
 The hill from the Senate, p'o'@ ..' acceptance of a house and io' TT l.illle Rock. from John liu't ,..., l charge of his liabilities as ,e's. urer, and setting apar, said h0a'. v z ecuuve mansion, was taken eP .Asl
 The House passed several esa" however oi great importance
 Adjourned.
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Januarv

TN, TT JaHuGy The House took up the resolution, the committee on the judiciary, in re,| to the committee on the difficulty kl Massachusetts and South Carolina, ap| Speaker Roane offered a substitue ' was adopted-and will be published bsa Mr. Logan, from the committee on and means, to whom was referred the municatlon of his Excellency the Gov. in relation to an increase of revenue nd that it was inexpedient to pass any ae| present session to increase the revenu! ing at large the reasons therefor, wkr| port will be published hereafter.
 MT. Trapnall moved to re-comnt instructions to report a bill to ncra. revenue, which was voted down, andd port of the committee adopted
 The bill of the Senate to pay the $. ry of the Senate and Clerk of the Hou| per day for their services, was takenu| eral sections added, and the bill pasa
 Erening sa
 The bill of the Senate concerning asi of forcible entry and detainer, was pssI
 The amendments to the Consttutun| viding that the State shall not have pod charter any Bank in future-givmg ht| lslature power to pass acts requiring \ judges to alternate, and to increase hs dlcuon ot justices of the peace, wena by ayes GA, nays Messrs. Fowler and son.
 The bill from the Senate supplemal| an act to establish common schools passed with slight amendments. The bill from the Senate appON1 S2OO to the Secretary of State for dsd passed.
 The bill of the Senate supplemaa the act regulating the sale of the M acres of land, was voted down. Adjourned.
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m Van Buren County, was passed.
 The bill to exempt Mt. Holly cemetrery from taxation passed.
 The bill to establish the County of Prai- rie was read Sd time. MT. Culver moved to lay it on the table, which was carried by ayes 45, nays 20
 Adjourned.
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January 2d.

0dHUdf'D 2d.
 A number of reports from committees were made and disposed of
 Message from the Senate informing the Honse that they had just been informed ol the death of the Hon. John Clark, Senator from the counties of Chcot, Union and Brad itey-proposing to suspend business for the day, and to appoint joint committee to make arrangement for the funeral of the deceased- and to wear the usual badge of mourning for 3O days, in token of respect to the memory of the deceased
 NIT. Fowler arose, and in manner appro- prlate and touching, addressed the House upon the occasion-calling up "reminiscences oi early acquaintance with the deceased, eulo- glzlng hls character and standing in all the relations ol life, and dwelling upon his ser wees to the State-and moved to concur in the resolution of the Senate. Which was done, and Messrs. Fowler, Bertrand, Rust. Dawdy, and Garner, appointed a committee 10 act with the committee on the part of the Senate, in making arrangements for the fune- raj oi the deceased. Adjourned.
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Cardinal Ma4.asa ssfs ss ..s., ton af the lIhels written amounts ts i6 quafto sela''s
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,,, ouU. 4M. The Sd was occupied by the two Houses Tn attending to the funeral of the HoN. JOHN CLARK; so that no business was done on that day. .'
 A number of Reports from Committees were acted upon.
 The resolution to adjourn on Monday next sane die, was rescinded, and a resolu- to adjourn on Thursday next adopted, on motion of Mr Logan
 Alter the passage of several local bills, the House resolved itself into a Committee ol the whole, on the Appropriation Bill Alter spending some time on various propo- sltlons to amend the bill, the committed arose and asked leave to sit again.
 MT. Rust introduced bill to provide for the redemption of the State Bonds, to estab- llsh specie currency, and to relieve the people from direct taxation which was read a lst and 2d time forthwith, and made the special order for Monday next.
 The House went into recess until ; o'clock.
 The two Houses met in convention at 3 o'clock 10 go into the election of Auditor. Treasurer, Bank officers Commissioner of Public Buildings, and Inspectors of the Pen. Ilenllary result of which elections was published last week. Adjourned.
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WTITT.
 The House spent some lime on proposi. hons to amend the Constitution.
 NIT Mayors presented communication From his ENeelleney, the Governor, suppes. ung that law be passed authorizing hm Ia appoint persons living oul of inc State. to AAe dispositions authenticate deeds, &c..- which was referred ,o Select Committee.
 The hlll of NF. Rust, tn provide for the redemption oG tho Stale Bonds, and ts ss,sb. llsH 2 specie currency, and lo prevent dlreeI issat''''' ,.s "a s.Ssa if aasi passr,l, hy aye
 Tse hell el the ser.il., allowing ss.,..,a...
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q: RrcE. na, jus, received ,rr,m1 New yo,l.l

"a. H.. has just received from New YorL.l
=. Phil"d.l lin aud Bslumore. on ,n,i,, u 4,
I.'Ie md eau'iiui sIock OF Fashionable Fall ana.
w .n'eF C~ds ii-w styles aud new prices 4
Having sIrH 30, ersl weeks Ia tho Eastern cilic.
aiid attended MI the oncin.s, aid there ci,,s
ny -" Il 81 s'osls at the loves, rites ior CA H. q
eei well n->ntc'i that lean uilcr my old customer,
an" me public IN renera! much cheaper Bargain
'ha'' other house West III the Moumta us
N"w Is the iioe for Gentlemen To rcplcnsh iLei,
"""'r"t'es. Gold Weather is last approaching
when all will fra IL essentially necessary /, hnx,
g"d supply oi Winter clo,hus fH ID
I Ticking into consideration The Hardness Of IN.
,."es' have taken unusual pnins I" purchase IN,
ouods much cheaper iham have ever ne bet re-
Tue Tact thai my customers invariably pay me IN.
can. enables To make my purchases int cs,h n
my own price, therefore am able n sell lar rheap
or ihn" ever. Aud how a. siill inleud To sci
pCODS nihe pay down principle. have no hes
in'on IA saying iha' can give better hargans lhsi
aoy establishment IN this or airy n,hCr oily.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. &c-My stock con
''s's IA part oi Ba, X. Blue Black. Bnwn, Puna Ia
''sihie Green and o,hs, Fancy calored Br,as
cloths beautiful styles from 81 IL $40 pr,d FIcnch
EngIHh nnd American double nll,d AID i,.ilh ,
fancy and PLAIN CASHMERE of III Sc q very. lare,
assortment new II, lee aud r. markedly cheap price,
from % cen $ To 81. $50 rsoi Cussineris all col
o's. 9nalincs and prices, from thirty ccn,s 10 an,
dollar, PIoi and Beaver Cloths vi all o0,urs an,
qualities.
NtSTlNGS-My stock oil ve.iinss i, large nm,
heah''inl; all entire new styles and very urnhl,
Ph''efns' such as fig d Velvet Woolen Vel,eI. Me
nno. While. hiaiseiIles and varinus oiher kinds
Dio'h'"ew ana Iioubadou Blankets ol superio
qoahne'; spleudId article Of IirAvY EEDs
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D ALEx r LAIDLgY. ch,t
NOTICE
NOTICE.
Gowns IoNfL's OFPfcF, Nov % 1915

ComNisIoNfL'S OFffcF, Nov o.. 1915,
ne p'Hies interested m The iofcr me decree
are hereby nonfcd. that have app,isicd Tueslay
,hc RJI d7y of December noxt. af the Law Office a
1ae"' q Fhzhoglr.in de.fity of Wheeling os Ibs
ume end rlntc. Wien end where. shall pfocesd
'' I"he ihe orcouni lhctein directed: And fean,fe
'l persons having any couccm in tho matters Of
Ab decree Ia oppenr hcfpfe ne viii ,h,if pr,,t
nnd 'ouchefs "n ihal day hat mas make rp uc
''''un, siofcsaid. I'D II FlTZHCGH,
H''~% Coumfsstnger
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STR ET,

WHT.ILTNtI, VI.
- HE undersigned respectfully inform tie rub.
r. HAT They have leased HE above house
I"f term of year; have had II entirely re.itodccd
and very much improved III The Arrangement OF II
rooms aud pofches; have bad ~ newly aud baud.
s'mey painted. carpcied aud lppcred lhrougl on
and ncwly furnished, III style unsurpassed by anv
Hotel in Ihc West Every article - caiifely bcv
n"d The whole house bri hantIy lgsicd wlu, gas.
they Her The accommodations II ffo house Ia
,he public. fully determined, That all guests shal
ma nj their house. entertainment that v III not lal
to ah1rd satisfaction.
fhm The superior arrsngem, NJ Of the House and
labo. and ihe location uf The house in front OF the
SieSmbnat landing. they indulge The bore. thu
'aey wIilfeceive leml SHARE ul puLlic pa ronaae
may 3 MITCHELL, a. CALDWELL
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W IRGINA-ouo CmcUIr surEeIoR Couar
November lei, lS45.

| " ihOiN A-obIo CIRCUIT SuPEeioR CoURT
' November lei, 1916.
James Wheat. lN Cu,xcrpv
against i-Dtcree iot Ac
I.ukcps & Bickel and Others count.
| On motion Uf The PlainIn. ana " nh The assen, Of
ne deicndahis. George Blyard GenIge Wallace
and Jane. Thcmp,op. and Of FrnnciS X Armstrong,
| 'ssghee IN Bankruptcy OF Henry Moore. wli, here
appear by The Counsel aud waive service Of process,
| on them IN this caUse, The Court doth order Tho,
This Cause he reiefrd To- Edward III Fl zbu,b Eso
who IS hereby oppuinled a commissioner for the
purpose who, giving due notice 10 Tho parties md
aIso giving notice Ivy advertisements 10 ne publisbed
Tor ~ days. IN s'mo newspaper printed in this
county, Tor all parties claiming nnv Interest in or
len or remembrance upon, thai pan 81 Lot No 6.
10 me 81 'quaro IN The city Of Wheeling, in this
county. known 10y The unme of Congress IIallwhich
was c"ns eyed by The defendants, Lnkens a. B,ekel.
70 Ch'fies L Strong, by deed saiod The 18th
Day oiJuy 1882. mentioned the bill Of compliant;
OF ia Or u,on the bot No &c IN thai parI nf said
cry called EnsI Wheeling. TO app, ar beor him by
reremPiory day, and al place for thai purposc
" 10 spfciled IN sad adveuIsemeni. end ptuye
'hen respective claims, is TO take aud stale nm ne
count Of ile clfms aud ncumb,arees Of The
paIn'lh and defendants, respeeiivefv a INV ,hey
nave, aud Of oil "iher persons IS no SHALL tr,,ve tbe
same before him 0n said real esiaie with Tho
s"o""s Due TO each respectively; and The paf,icu.
iWt fopeHy upon which The same Is cbafgeabe md
wy "'ue' ahu Ptpiny 10 which they are, respec.
lively enlrilcdi Aud siid commissioner r. nj, ~
ascertain and report the real estate ,fanV ,o,b;,L
NE d5endani Moore WIS entitled on Tie 22d doy
oi May 1871; aud The incumbranccs thereon, il
any; 'he amounts thereof. 70 whom due: and ,bei,
respective Older aud priority; with ANYTIME
deemed pertinent by himself, or specially teon,feJ
ny any OF The parties Ard sad COMMISSIONER is 10
nuke report thereof TO Tho Coun with oil oon,en,.
w, tIfs"' 20 "fdef TO lu''ler decree. And this
UfdfT H. mutp stierf la nti ,,,.f
ions W o'y pof'y, cscept The plsinnn and .oeE of
ne defendants a. have asseAled thereto. a. sC,,o
sad. copy lose.
ALLEN r LAIDLEY, CL,,E
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W n DE We ~.
DR. KEI9NER'S
PICTORIAL COUGH CANDY.

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fie Al hfNeeIy Drug Sure sign "fihc Rel Mortar
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a. Group OF s, me other .seasc arising irorH Cold
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wand bsille The skill Of The inosi expcrcnt ed. ",
have iho' CHI proper To direct The attention of nh
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