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AN ACT

To allow Sheriffs credit on the Auditors books for conveying convicts to the Peni- ienliary.
 Sec. l. Re Il enacted by the General .ls- sembiy of the Siqte of .4rkaasas, That In all cases in which SheritIs have, by themselves or deputies, conveyed oqnyicis lo ile Peni- tentiary, and have received Arkansas iFeasu- " warrants for the compensa saiion allowed by law for such service, the treasury warrants issued to them and the guard, shall be iecei- ved by the State Treasurer on account of the State revenue, wiihou, any indorsemen. or aldavit; and, in all cases in which SheriiIs have conveyed, or shall hereafter convey, convicts to the Penisentiary, for the compen- saiion allowed them aml the guard by law, the Auditor shall be authorized to give cred- il on hs account for Stale revenue for the amour. due, or which shall be due such Sheriff and ,he guard, to any snch Sheriff, to whom such compensation shall be due, whether tue accounts therefor be directly Tn favor of such Sherif, or transferred to them. Sec T Be Il fnrthsy sassied. That all laws and parts of laws, contrary or repug- nans to this act, he and the same arc hereby repealed, and that this ses take elleei, and be in fn.ce ifafg aiid after its passage,
 4. RUST, Spsaker
 of the Hoass of Representatives ". K. SEBASTIAN,
 President of Ike Seaaie. Approved, Nov. 20th, 1916,
 TiiO'S $. DREW, ftsae copy:
 B. 5. GREER, .Secreiary of Staie. AN ACT
 To repeal '.An act to authorize non nresident
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The Helena Journal and the
 TndignaSiOn Meeting.

ws have no disposition to "show of' one who has uncnafdedly made fool of'himselE, or been .rregiously duped by others; unless some malicious design b, clearly proven al the bottom of his folly And even now, we hesitate to say any thing i-natu- m or expose the ridiculous and humiiating position which the Journal, at present, occupies toward Judge Sebastian after failing twice. so completely. to assemble m "iadignation meetiag."
 Although we once excited the anger of that edi- tor, by calling attention to Judge Sebasiians de- fence of his vote, and his manly and eon6ding ad- dress to his constituents yet we felt position was right, and laughed al his ii!-humor. The edi- tol of the Journal has never, we expect, experien eed the ease and plaedity of temper with which th,se, who maintain the right, can regard "envy hatred and all unchaiitabeness."
 We are happy to see that Judge Sebastian had friends who were influential enough to crush these absurd attempts in his absence, 10 ruin his political respects, and to leave shame and public censure' by way of retribution, to those who would have so avishIy dispensed il.
 The day, announced for the first meetin5 came out beautifully, and gladness and sunshine were much abroad as if it were not generally known that William K Sebastian was to be sacrificed up- ou the altar of 4Shleyism, \ number of planning heads were together during the day; but it is told, by a respectable gentleman from Helena, that not more than four persons were assembled, at one tune, in the Court House the place of meeting pro- posed to witness the great outpOurng of wrath, so ra,aitously promised. The modification which should have attended failure of such character, seems not 10 have been a sufficient rebuke. For, We find, a,erward an adjourned meeting announ- ssd by the Helena Journal, for a day when the bit ,erest controversys come up, when party spirit and intemperance run riot, an1 where men may be in- dlced to commit deeds, for which whole life of political purity will scarcely atone; we mean he iag of tae eiectioa Such was the suspicious time elected, quietly and cIlaly to discuss the wrongs done people by their representative. The day passed, and no meeting was held. The democrats of Phillips could not be thus gulled, and the whole proceeding serves but to show how yindictive was the scheme, and how blndIy malicious were its pro- jectors. After all the drumming of his enemies, for weeks, the whole plan repudiated, and the Journal, with limping and awkward subteduge, crawls ont of it. by saying that 'h thought he tsebastian) might raise tine humbug cry of perse. tu,ion"
 We have not word to add to this Judge Se sasan will return to his constituents, confsihg in hef ability to do him justice in spite of the machi latlons of his enemies. And, so ia from what the Journal asserts 10 the indignation, ' for the pre- lent subdued, We believe that the people of Phillips
 bounty will feel proud of the station his talents and high character have won for him in the Senate, and tegard him, We do here, with the highest esteem hRd respect.
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 ef this Ssssey ssd ellsure ewning lands and town nloislA eoanlifs in t lsssh ilshy shall lnos wside, fo,pay taxes agongxcib lands aud town lots diTeciIy inio the elaie trkseury. should tlley prefer so doing' Sec. l. He if gnsrsed by fAs GcreAsk G. ssmbly othe Siafe If .7skuHsas, That the act untilietf An ari 10 as:Aasise n0nrrsi- teais of u,ls State, aud nlhsts owning iansls aud town Ibts im counties n whieIstl,sy sliall nol reside, to pay iaxes npon such lands and town lpts directly iuto lhe Snis sreasnrrs slionTd they prefer so doing z brs and Il is hereby Fepealed x sss t4s, < gs4 See. g. E. ii Fakfhev tAacsrsi, TasA ecc- lions scveniy-sine sasi .eigbsv tfrhsp,er oae hundred and fwenty-eighi, Revised Statutes of Arkansss, tc, and they arc hereby resi- veyi.
 Sec. 3, Br t farther eascfed. Tia. this act take effect, nnd be in iull force from and after its passage
 4, RUST. Slsatsr
 aflhe Hease ef RsPsesesiatises,
 ". K. SEBASTIAN,
 Prrsdem ef fAe Sewaic. Approved, Nov. 27ih, lSl6.
 J'lIO'S s. DREW. \ true copy; s
 D. R GREER, Secreidrg ef Sfaie.
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Hon. A. M. SeYicr.

In letter lo the Editor, from this gentle man, dated December 2, lSl6, he says:
 'i reached tiiis City las, evening, in good health, and am now at my desk in the Sem ate. We have quorum, and, as soon as VIC get the Message, slail be ready for business. have been here hut SO short time, and have seen none of 'he officers of the Gov meni, and, on that account, can give you no news The expectation seems to be, that we shall have, during th,s session, quite warm time of n.n
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Raw Da, ARMSTRONG I.osr.--Among the passengers lost in the Atlantic. was the Rev. Dr. Armstrong, for so many years the Cor responding Secretary of the American Board of Foreign Missions of New York. He Ielt Boston on "Wednesday evening, took the At laniic near Norwich, and expected To reach home on Thursday morning. He spent the day of Tuesday, during .he gale, in preach ing tn the passengers, and praying with them, inspiring them with calmness and hope, while all were looking forward to a speedy wreck and grave in the deep. When the sseahlboa' struck, the passengers leaPed overheard, to make for the shore. Some were borne by the waves to land, while others, among whom was the Rev. Dr. Armstrong. were caught by the return waves dashed among the rocks, and lost,
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An act passed tO rebuild the
 PeniteniiarY.

HIS has been the most exciting question cl tue seSsion and caused, in it's progress much irritation
 and obstinate discussion. The chief opposition came iroia northern and western members, and no-
 "lng ou the responsibility they would incur, by
 casting loose upon society such band of miscre
 a '- would have abated their prejudice against it.
 i'N arose. without doubt. from the sternest deter
 '"'hau0h 10 save the State, in her embarrassed
 U''On' from any expense that could possibly De
 avoided and o carry out. what they believed 10 be
 ''' wishes of their constituents But substitutes,
 '''''"'u's' and resolutions upon inc subject, of '| alternatives, were freely rejected, and the ''''' Oil' on Tuesday last, was finally lost, by 'Y 'o'S' A resolution was then offered authori- ''' "o'ernor 10 employ an agent, who should 'Aain'gabg sf the eonyicts, and cause them 'H'rioyed m leyying the Arkansas liver near ''a, and appiopriating Si0 ,0o0 for their sup shelter, After the wa9Dest discussion, on morning the resolution was rejected. Mir ''N' o' Nnltcnden, one of the members voting "''ed reconsideration al his vote npon ""' O''l, and, ,R tsis nidst of tha highest ,''"'''' ihe bill passed,-3f to 29.-with some '''" @MeNlmeuls which were concurpedin-by the t,,, In' o'd IS much the same as Stated m our F''' "tes that the Governor and Secretary I '"@" contract with some one. to re build l 'F' Who shAll have tie use of all property now l t. a's 70 'N iHsiHation whicl, eau be used in .,a ''''s and the labor of the oonviets, and the r,o,,., m sPecie Gfits equivalent, is a,. Ie,.n,. 10 cary the law into effect. We under. reaa, al lA'ell'sent and energetic mechanic is ''l! al 'Ace 10 close with the terms reoui,ed ,,d l''ae4'.- 'he undertaking.
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 ELECTIONS ny THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. --On Friday, ihe 18th inst, the Two Houses met tn convention, and proceeded to the election of Digester of the Laws, Bank Attorneys, and Financial Receivers for ihe different branches of sIIe Sta,e Bank. The election resulted as follows:
 F., II. ENGLISH was elected Digcster with out opPosi,ion. For ibe Bank at this place \. r. THORNTON was elected Receiver, and l. k LINCOLN Attorney. without opposition For the Branch at the Post, JAMEs SMiTn and A; W. DoRRis were reelected without opposition. For the l5rnuch at BafnkvIle BIvENs was elected Attorney without oppo- siiion, and Cook Receiver over Mir Gather of the Senate. For the Branch at Fayet,e- vile F.. PuLLiAM was elected Receiver with out opposition, and JoxAs M TEBBErrs Attorney, over his competitors Neal and Murphy.
 On Monday last, both Houses met in con- venilon, for the purpose of cleeting a col- iector and Land Attorney for the smlc. E, CuMMINs, Esq, was elected without opposi- ton.
 The following is the very ila,,ering report from the committee on Internal Improve ments, to whom was referred the resolution requiring an investigation of the Office ol the State Land Agent, ano the manner in which he had discharged his duties 
 MR. PRESIDENT: The Committee on ln- ternal Improvements, to whom was referred the report of the Land Agent of this State. together with resolution of instructions to said Committee to examine into the coudi- ton oG said office, and the manner in which the duties of said agent have been dischar- ged,
 REPORT,
 That the committee have discharged the duties assigned them, and find, from care full examination ol the books, &c., of the office, that the report of that officer, accom- panving the Governors Message, is full. ac- curate, and correct, in every particular: that he has collected oi the debts reported due, since the date of sad report, lhe sum of l $ l99 j5, which Is now on hand. Your Committee further report, in justice to that officer, that he has performed the du- ties of that office in a manner faithful, prompt, and skiiiul, and, in the arrangement of the detail of it's duties, he has adopted and pre- served system, clear, regular, and well cal lated 10 afford, upon the shortest notice, the most satisfactory information of the staie aHd business of the office
 They find that the duties and labors of the office have accumulated so much as to re- quire great amount of labor, skill, and close attention, and has become very important addition to the public duties, requiring lhe continuance of that office as a separate cs- tablishment and branch of the Treasury.
 In conclusion, your Committee cannot too highly commend the necessity and impor- tance of the office, and the very able and ac- tive manner in which its duties have been discharged All of which, is respectfully submitted. UNDERIilLL, Chairman,
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AW ACT

AZ ACT " To ssvisb ihE MissS .s.ia.. section of the six- sictis chapter oF lhe Resis>d d Code. Scr. !. D. ii eAnsfcd G ske Gsaeyaf .As- stRst ef lks Ssats rT .frtaasas, Tha, the shiEty-sDsl, section q the ssSsieIh chs 'aes sI ahs Revised Code b6. aud h is hereby ,-vi- sed, rssss;Sasd, sad ssrrkmtA ks be ia fa,s force se Sec. J, R. ' fsriker tmassecs Thas slI laws and Parsa eE laws ndw $. kssoe. eau- fliciing witk tic rvnvisicAs of shis spa, ks, an,l asey afe hereby FspeaIetl. Sees3. Ba ' fariher enaeifd. Tlal Ais act shall be m f"rCe. ana take eils,ai lr,n and afisr iss passage
 A RUST, Speskrr
 ef Ike Hoase oF Rej,rrsgy,lspists.
 W. N. SEBASTIAN.
 EreSsfemf af tAe Sraate. Approve.l, Dee. 5th, issft;.
 TI0'S $. DREW. | true copy: aae
 D. 5. GRerk, Seerfuys ~ Sa,e.
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A WisE PRiEsT.-A German priest walk. ing in procession at tho head of ms parish- toners oyer cultivated fields, in order to pro cure blessing upon the crops, when he came to one of unpromising appearance, would pass on, saying V Here prayer and singing will avail nothing: this mus, havp manure"
The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-23
AN ACT

AN ACT To repeal the 2Sth seGtinp of the l2lh chap fer of the Revised Statutes.
 See. l. Re t enacted by ike General .is- scnibIy of hs State of .4rkdaSas, That the twenty-eiglth section of the iwelveth chap Ter of the Revised Statutes be-, and the same is hereby repealesl, 4a.sssg Sec. q Be n further esaeied, That when any officer shall levy writ of attachment on any property or effects, such writ of att iachment shall not bar the lsyying of any sub sequenl writs of attachment on lhe property SO levied upon Provided, aererfaeiess, That in all cases Ihe wri.s first levied sball be frs, paid, according to priority. aud the property sinai! ren,ain in the hands of Ihe officer making ,he first levy.
 Sec. 3. Re Il furfhrr rnacied, Tiai all laws and parts of ia@s that may .caplhsl with the provisions of this act. staif Dc, and the same are hereby repealed.
 Sec. I. Be II further eaacied, Thai this act shall take effect, aud bs iii fierce fresn aa.s after its passage
 \ RUST, Sp<akrr
 ef tAe Hoa@ of Representatives
 ", K. SEB ASTiAN. TT
 f'rsstdeHi of iAe Stnaic. Approved, Dec. 9th, lsi6
 .4sE9s2s TIio's 5. DREW, s,sue copy: Sss
 DB. GErtR. Secretarg'of S,ate C
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THE PRINTERS soLILOoUY.

lis sirange, 'tis iGost prodigions strange, That our subscribers are so careless grown In paying their arrears They cannot think That we alone who publish to the world News from all nations, and delight to spread Useful instruction through our spacious land, Can meanwhile live on air Iris flesh and blood
 That works the press and turns the blackened sheet Well stored and ready for their eager eyes This flesh and blood must be recruited olt As we'll as theirs, or else the press must stop, This calls for cash, And then how many reasns Ofpaper are struck o!f, and scattered wide For which no length of credit w, be givcn- if given al all- besides the type and jhk. And many things repaired by those who print. For which our money must be snswerabie. O that our readers would coGsider this An while they Iaughinsly look oui pages o'er, And gather information from its coIumns-- "Do owe for one, two, three, or taar Years past, the printer, who supplies me ~ith This sheet," And O. that he would add, 1 r'iH go, erfn noir, and poy kia So should we Well pleased. reeeive-and with ighf heart pursue Our useiu! toisWhiie conscience would applaud Their conduct. and give relish to tie zcst We may pTe"are. Come then, good iFicnd, and
 soon. @" A Ne *=eN q aF -AA
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The mineral lands smbsaced in the ahea@ rl ciasnaslea oi tke Psesideni of the unsted St~i<S P sjiasied In Mas,o4 zsa Cassoii ees, In the n M part af the Stafe e4 Arkansas, uithin s{xltI v milps of the west hsAk af White. dyer, wtxeks r sss nsviWstle sAds biessssY pt tth~ s<sxisx&pi sesiz easl and cheap traEspofiaiiGa to all t52 r. sipaI markets si the ianited Ssaiss, Asthe ui1& qualities of fhese lands bzse but recently tsea eesefea. sh~y have aat yet hsea thosoakbkr - sd, sAss have he~es1. bsea geessssaisd = r1H1 IaS ia lead efe. of Aa excellent quality. gsis
 JAMES RIPPER. .sefaag kest41ss1,se
 ef tAs tssasFAf EdAk G
 Sept \, fSss. A-~161
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The publishers specially comment tie fol- lowing lines 10 the consideration of their subscribers. Ailer reading them they maybe disposed to exclailu, Fia iSsfitia rnai coc- inm--whlch, translated into vulgar English, means LET Us PAY THE PRINTER EVEN
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CHRISTMAS CONCRETE!

rTNHERE aili be concert gssea. by Inc s,ndents X ol Mr. Paris. al tho Chrisiisn cherch, on Christlnas. 2jih inst, at half past P. M. Ava T;s'y of ~ell selected pieces. hoD the Boston Aead smv, including tuo or three ashems, will be sung.
 The ladies ssd gehlIe@en ef idi,Ie Rock, and Vi einiiy. aie respectfully invited io attesd.
 Dee 2I lStH
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.- slmsiuiafT Tmloran Nneie9s

rrVur ., asrslxa %a silulnissntsr. v tdHes &sn. 0 ,ee ss.,, el Str ,hem Fagaa. dcseenssd. agsA Aeyeey ps,s ~ v.,,,, thas As wil sFeay q tha keAl tes, sf I,s p.s,s... Court sss paitgM emazS. F as order ie disehsFee A e - aes also, m esles Ew dassrs fasapn " al which ,i,ae ass lacs sll ,pesa. ss is a atteai, ' tAey think proper.
 SAMpEI. AiaAAfS Eec 2. Ists. Is-sm
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KmsssF and C0sg6si ssaHs tD nNNx Arkanssk iltsfs ~ & swelTe nsTles kst9 Gt Little Rock This plsee h yeFg well knReefF ed haviax atcAss cue haMAree sHd 6Esy Nx1e9 &f eirxtrg lAasA ihelastMg ftvef Udes6m 6nA npiaasI @ Issne peach sa arle tchzrAs sesesSi good sFsiaz1E
 Ers, ssie kostOn sa ard sil saxsssass konvsassstes 0' 70 " rHUs a. E Akwfs
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Please snnonace my nane as eaRdidasr for tAe alice af City Recorder. GEO. hOGGS. Dee. z3, lsj6.
 We are authorized 10 announce HUGH BRO. GAN as a candidate for re-eleeuen to he office Of City Constable.
 Dee. 23, tsi6.
 Tt-we are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL H WEBB, as a candidate fos the Mayoraiiy. Elee- ton on the Jfh Jannaty next.
 Decetnber l6, lSl6.
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AN ACT

 To amend the act entitled a .An act to regu- late lhe price aud sale nl lhe 600 4O00 acres of land, approved, 00lA Deeembsrs 1Si4.o Whereas, on account of thc absence of plals ilom the proper land offices, many per- sons owning valuable improvements an lands selected by the State ot Arkansas, under lle act of Congress, ol September, lSll, have been deprived o@ the benetts of the ninth section oi ihe act ot the Gen ..efal Assembly, of the H0th December, lS41, which expired an lhe lst day ul January, lSI6; for remedy whereof, Rc | cnacicd by thc GSnerdi .9ssrably oC fhc State of .Arkansas, That all actual sei- llers oa she lands selected by the State, or the owners of valuable Improvements ihcre- on; who have been depriyad of tic righ, ol pre-eMPtinn by the expiration of lile law granting the same before ihe plats nf survey were filed ln the proper Jaad offices. have the additional term ot three mouths, from and after tho passage of ihis aci, within which to make proof of their settlement and owner ship of valuable improvements, and to avail themselves of all the benefits which said act in- tended 10 confer.
 4. RUST. Spcaksr
 ot Me Hop@ of Representatives
 W. K. SEBASTIAN,
 President of &he Senate. Approved, Nov. Both, lSl6.
 TH0'S $, DREW. A true copy:
 D. E. GREER, Secrotary et Stdte.
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Isy the Pre.i.lent olr thc UnIIsSl
iss.

1 \ Npufsnanee of an aet of congfesS, arprps 4d en
 tiie ltth day sF Iasy. issa. entitled 4 set ta authorize the PresdsAfsf tiie United Stafss h ssik the reserved mineral taHs in the States of sixpi4 aDd Arkansas. and Territories of Wiseossia ass< Iowa. supposed 10 een.aia lead ore. 1, ,JAMEy IF FOLK. Pn'Sident of th. United states of Amessea.| do hereby ,leelafe sn,i mske known. tiIat public sales oi ,he lafs hestofse wiihAed ffazs ssi< VI a.roaai of ss raiSabr lead siass iAefstH. wilf bn held at iise mentioned land offices in te slai~ oi ARKANSAS. as ths periods hviriasfles desig- mated, to wit; l
 Al iiia L,nd Oflso al HATESyiLLE, censsnp..e| eins on Monday the lJib day pt March texi, ls,f| ir disposal of the pablic lan,ls within l..e saier.| mentioned townships, siz. s /, ssg North ef lse hise ts is sht -ssf~sssak
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AN ACT


 To amcnh ,hc law in relation io appeals from Justices ol lie Peace to inc Elrcui, Courts. Be Il eaactcd 6y ihe Gea<rai s4ssemb4y q ths Saic q .4rkassas, Ssc. lst. That no ap- peal from Justice of the Peace to the Cir cnit Courts shall be dismissed or stricken from the docket, where any specific sum si,aii be found hy said Justice Firsl, Be- cause the Justice has not rendered foTlual judgment upon his record or docket. Srcanl- ly, Because he has not entered upou his docket that an appeal was prayed for and granieh; but. fl all the requisites us they arc required in section one hundred and seven ly-two, in the Revised Statutes of Arkansas. under the head of Justices of the Peace, chapter eighty and page five handred and iilieen, he substantially complied wiIh, the ease shall he deemed io bc in court, and be subject 10 be tried anew upon it's merits
 A. RUST, Swaktr
 bf the Honse of Representations.
 W. K. SEBASTIAN.
 Prf4dcR of hc Senutc. Approved, Nov. 27th. iSi6.
 TiIO'S $. DREW. A irue copy from the original:
 D, E. GREER, Secretary of Sidfc.
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D Hbstiip hthtA fA fet Townships ntne AtsF ~ see4s eg ssa teen.
 Al the ,.ea ot f8s ts.isss 9ssssz| laenffig al .MoBs s. t48 E t ssaess sa xf.l trr lhs titspossi oI sa4s 3Atte sasAAa i4sk nd dafmentioned ieN ,s a i MsE North ef me base iiae a.D4 apss. ;. .s 4ffs pes s1l
 asesfdszar hae ss Townships nineteen and twenty, of range siEle| teen. Lands appropriated by iaw for,hs ase of sclsssis.| military or esiIef purposes, will be exeEadsd t1 sale, aiso ali quarter quarter sse,ieas (sf aas.t yered in whale or ip part by those mjaina irssz which shali sat be aatsfeiuet ky tbe dsy kxed fuf the coninsnceIp 0f thsse saes pre-cmptioa claims will nal h~ aIls.fe4. tn x6i of the above hsus asti alier the same shs3i kSE been offered at pabiso safe, aAa become rslssss1 - pkissse entry; and all oi said iasds whIeh eoataiS mine or mines Of lead ore, actually dlscovefe4 44 being wotl1sd, viii be sold tn such legal sk d5s1 lon or sub divisions. @iii ineiHde such minaa fS nines. al nna less than e2 5e eenls per segs.as " The sales wiii each be kept cpsa ior two Seek52 taHless shs assiA aEa seanaF dssps@ea af assl A< logger; and prisats entries ef land in hA t6xgfe ships s0 offered. wIif be admitted npin aitex TT expirstion os two weeks from the cussmrBexnnsal of said sales as:s V \. h Fsnhes execution of the said act hzss xtz ssd the Commissioned of the General Lassd Of46& te pabssh rsis ih.. afoslsHaiisa, brisf dessgifs iieR of the niasfzs ginsss h which thess halt6 lie. and uf the lands noss oHeessl taf &s. NIixh " has prepared from offeisi docamesis xsss4 etE means of Information,
 Given under ny, hand, al the eliy of Wash;l<' ion, this 5th day of September, Anne Doainf &1 thousand eight hundred anal iofty-ssx \ Ey the President. JAMES K. RQ4<k4z| Jkags II. PlsEa. .iefiss csmmissieaer NY af ias Gsassai Laad Q ~ ]
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AN ACT


 To change, n part. ule n.anueroi commen- cing suits in the Circut Courts of this State. sa See l. Bc Il enacfed by the Gensrai As semhlv of He Siate Of .4rkaasos, That suits al law may bo commenced in any ol the Cir cult Courts of thls state, by filing in the of- ice oi the Clerk o such Court, note or wrllng obligatory, or due btll, or other evi- dence of dcbt, which note, writing obiigato- ". or due bill, or nlher evidence of debi, shall be sufficient declaration on which writ of summons, or eapias al respondent dum against the person, or pf attachment against the property of ihe leleadanl, shall he issue.l.
 Sec ,. Re a further enacied, Ina, his act shall take effect, and he iu force from and aiiss i.s passage
 A. RUST. Speakvr
 offle Hom~ of Representatives.
 W. K. SEBASTIAN,
 Pres.deat of ise Seaaie. Approved, December 5,h, 1916.
 TiiO'S s. DREW. A true copy from the original:
 D, B. GREER, Secreiary of Sfaie.
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FAWsI TaD REYT.

lH00 LBS Sidea, received anr for sale. hy HUI NM. fl. wAfi.
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