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what is "Respeciability!r

We have occasionally been charged by print in
this town with want Of responsibility - probably
because we could and did not swinde our creditors,
and keep on hand as many dimes as thOse making the
charge.
We have lately learned what constitutes respect
ability in the eyes of the moral editor Of said print
II may be Supposed thus subscriber comes for
ward and pays his subscription. He is seen to be
fush and is urged to play. He consents, limiting
his time to ten minutes seven if he did lose five dol
lars" Fortune is blind At the expiration of the
''ten minutes" the subscriber finds himself uialer to
the amount of thirteen dollars and proposes to ex-
change his counters" for the slough" The bank
''ius them suspended and the subscriber gathering
up the bank "a fine Silrer one) keeps his promise of
limitation, and retires. Why Perhaps the banker
refuses more pay without more play! But the bank
is wanted. Suckers are abroad and plenty 1t is
sent fer and redeemed, for what purpose ice do not
say The F. B. President can tell.
This is construed perhaps as ''respectabity' God
preserve us from it.
N B. If this coat don't suit, nobody will put it on.
THE DEVIL TURNING PREACHER The Bank Organ
asks these questions;
'If defeat overtakes the Democrats of Marion
county next August, who will be to blame! Who
has erected the standard of selfshness and who il
that calls upon candidates to pledge themselves to
act for private cliques ,"
To which we reply, g as Nathan said unto David
thou art the man." We have never erected stand
ard of seshness,' and it is all likely that
shall do any thing reduce the democratic vote Of
this county, in which we have right to take some
pride. But if the misfortune which seems to be
anticipated awaits US, in spite of the great help Of
the questioner in forwarding the cause it will be
because not only of the sefshness of bogus demo-
Gratis but of their intriguing time-servng, trading
humbugging, and dishonesty, the result Of which
always kept the county wing until they discarded
by the party, and new order of things established
But there is danger of defeat if the people with
honesty and courage, and in spite of would-be
ayers take their own business into their own hands
We can spare, with advantage to our party, the
"hep" of the selfish cabal who have in fact again
erected their old standard of selfshness; and the
sooner it is done the better it will be.
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Ely the Undersigned Treasurer Auditor and Secretary Of State
of Indiana until the 29th
sealed proposals viii be the office
tary State for distributing Judicial Circuits the
Jou nails of the last General Assembly of said State together with
from four volumes Containing the statistical Information
collected taking the United
1900 each county copies the
county of Upton Judicial Circuit Bond
with approved security Will be required Of the successful bidders
ROYAL MAYHEM
HORATl0 j. HARRIS.
JNO. II. THOMPSON
February &C. 1876. journal copv1 81
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STRAYER.

UNROM the subscriber 10th of this month, BAY
y MARE about years DID, with heavy and tail Said
has the upper shoulder blade
side shod,
she left had rope liberal
paid any person who will return said mare to me at ndi1na
polls, give information that get her.
Feb 1876. -3w JOSEPH / STRETCHER.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
NJ Office Michael Aker Randolph county,
~ ana having been heretofore deereed bankrupt by said court
filed petition praying for full discharge FROM all his debts
which heard District
Indiana Bankruptcy
nom al Indiana the third Monday in May O'Clock
aud where all persons Interested appear and
they have why the Of the said pin
H. BASSET, TX
APPRENTICES WANTED.
NH7 OF good character
w Chair
Apply TO J. l. STRETCHER, Indianapolis s3-sw
HOOD c0RN and uaY santed ON sul.scriniioss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
ESTI,AK.

ENSTRAYED from the subscriber residing In indianapolis Ma
h county the evening tie 25Ih February dark brown
about nine old, black and tail the eh
side, md shod al
Also gray years Old shod all round any
finding the above described animals shall be literally reward
ed by delivering them 10 me- "a JULIUS NlCOLAL
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LIST or IFTTrnS

D EMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis, Indiana,
4 . Mach /, 1876.
O-Persons calling for these Letters 1ciR please say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage on all letters or papers for
foreign countries must be pre- paid, othcrRise hey
cannot be fortrQrded
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IONS making proposals must show that their securi-

sons making proposals must show that their securi-
ties are sufficient
Payments will be made, il required, for one half
the cost OF the Materials after they shall have been
shipped and insured the policy being assigned over
TO the United States. Payments will also be made
from time 10 time, as the work shall progress, for
the amount Of work then lose, less twenty per
cent provided always the agent be In funds at the
time.
Il is understood there is wharf at the island, on
which the materials can be landed.
Plans and specifications for these buildings may
be seem and the necessary information received, by
calling on Major Chase, corps Of engineers at For
Barrdncas, mouth Of Pensacola bay, Florida, after
the LIST day Of September, 1886; at No. o, Murray
street, New York, after the lst September; and on
the undersigned, at the Trenton House, Boston,
Massaeh usets, between the LIST and 4th September;
at the principal hotel in Portland, Maine, between
the 5th and 9Th; and at the principal hotel in
Bangor, Maine, between the 10Th and 18th Septem
Der.
The proposals will be directed to the undersigned
at New York city.
The following papers will please publish the
above four times and send their accounts TO Lieut.
d. Lsadbetter corps Of engineers, New York--vizi
New Orleans Jefiersonisn Republican, and Bee; Mo
bile Commercial Register, and Daily Advertiser
Pensacola Gazette; Tallahassee Sentinel; Washing
ton Union; Baltimore Republican, and Patriot; Phil
adephia United States Gazette, and Pennsy lyanian;
New York Globe, and Courier and Enquirer; Bos-
ton Morning Post, and Atlas; Portsmouth Gazette,
and Journal Portland Daily Advertiser, and East
ern Argus; and the Bangor Wing.
III. q, WRIGHT,
August H-4t Lieutenant Of Engineers.
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Curative Hercules.

TOAD'S admirable patent, safely-graduated,
~ electro-galvanc apparatus, united with the
medicated vapor bath of the undersigned; being the
only one calculated for the purpose. A great ma
for rheumatic or gouty Affections (curing, as well as
preventing return of paroxysms) disorders;
including tc-doloureux, and partial loss Of sight,
hearing, and speech; complaints offemales constipa-
ton Of the bowels, prompt relief) scrofula, &c.
See statements of cases. and vouchers of physicians,
at apartments on Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
sixth house east of the Market, nearly opposite
Browns Hotel. Attendance every day, at all hours,
previously fixed upon.
July 29-3tawtf BOYD REILLY.
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BOYD REILLY.
INTERESTING.

ITO the Editor OF the Union: The late
l. high pressure upon your columns being some
what relaxed, would request the insertion Of the
following statement Of cases, selected from number
treated by me since my adoption Of Coad's safely
graduated electro-galvanic apparatus, in connection
with my portable vapor bath. Reference will be
given to any of the persons mentioned where infor-
nation any case is desired.
Commodore ----- was brought to my establish
ment suffering under excruciang attack of govt,
fortunately before it had time to locate ITSELF which
he thought, however, was approaching his stomach.
The pnroxysm, which usually lasted two or three
weeks at q time was driven to the extremities and
completely subdued in twenty minutes without any
return. .at,a
Mrs. -- had her sight and hearing entirely
restored, both of which had been much affected du-
ring distressing complaint in the head.
Mr.. --. Constipation of the bowels, which
resisted all the usual applications in the late very hot
weather, promptly and efficiently relieved.
limb directly behind the knee-jont, protrudng about
an inch, and so tender as not to bear the slightest
pressure. The tumor was completely scattered,
and the joint left perfectly sound, without suppura-
ton. r
Mr.. -, laborng under external and internal
weakness, and want Of action in the digestive or
gans and lower extremitics, (having previously used
the sulphur bath had forced through The ntcstnes
by the galvanic current five masses OF indurated
matter OF the size and appearance OF walnus, afford
ing him great and immediate relief
Several severe cases Of rheumatism, prostitution
of the nervous system &c, successfully treated.
The continued countenance Of former medical
friends and patrons Of this city is respectfully re-
ouesed; and their instructions (as Of old) strictly
attended, TO- ..... BOYD REILLY.
August l7-3t
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LNOR RENT.-A new house, with six rooms
IL and kitchen, on 18th street west, near l. street
north; apump Of good waller ia the yard. Posses
sion given Immediately, and rent moderate.
Apply to ALEXANDER B0RLAND.
Aug. l5-3t
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MRS. r.. J. WAUGH having determined

M RS. X. j. WAUGH having determined TO
lfl resume her former profession of teaching
school, (Which she pursued many years success
fully in Alexandra and Georgetown,) aided by her
daughter, solicits share Of the public patronage.
The school will commence LIST Of September In
qure for terms and location at L. p. Morgan's
drug store, LIST ward, near Seven Buildings, Pennsy
vania avenue ...,.. ....
few boarding pupils can be accommodated.
Aug l4--dtSepu
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ERANCATELLI,s Eench Cookerr.-

~ The Modern Cook, practical guide to the cub
mary art and all its branches, adapted well for the
largest establishments as for the use Of private fam
ilies BY Charles Eme Francalelh, pupil Of the
celebrated Csreme, and late Msitre d'fiotcl and
chief cook to her Majesty the queen. | volume,
with numerous illustrations; ls46.
Aug ls r. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.-ln 1890, the last will Of Thorn
IN Pentecost was admitted TO record in Dinwid-
die county, in the State Of Virginia. He left his es-
tate to his wife Mary Pentecost during her life, and
her death be equally divided between his BROTH
er William (who, il is known to the subscriber,
lately died in Georgia) and tho testators three sis
ters, Nancy Jackson, Elizabeth st. John, and
Martha Dals. In May last, Mary Pentecost died.
At the request Of William Pentecost in his lifetime,
and Of his son since his fathers death, have
taken charge of the estate of Thomas Pentecost.
Any knowing where either of the sisters resides,
or If dead, who is entitled to her estate will greatly
ob!ige by giving me the information.
" R. r. COLLIER,
Aug. 6-3taw4w Petersburg, Virginia
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Pleasure Excursion TO Piney Point, Old
Point, Norfolk, and Cape Henry.

a ~esn The steamer OSCE0LA will leave
Af Washington for the above places on
Saturday next, the 22d inst, at 9 o'clock, a. m,
and Alexandria at halfpast 9, and arrive at Ppey
Point about 5 p. m, and at Old Point and Norfolk
early next morning. She will leave Norfolk again
at o'clock, a. m. for Old Point and Cape Henry,
and return about o'clock, p. m.
Returning, the Oseeola will leave Norfolk on
Monday at p. m, and arrive at Washington about
IL m. next day.
to Old Point and Norfolk and return, S6; for
gentleman and lady, so.
Music will be in attendance.
Aug 10 JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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TERMS.


Boarders pay the current charges semi annually
in advance: day scholars pay quarterly. ....
As the recess forms part OF the exercises of the
academy, no deduction on that consideration is made
from the semi-annual account. Day scholars are
not subject to this regulation When quarter has
been commenced, the parents become subject to the
full expense Of board and tuition for the remaining
time. ... ...
Extra charges for each of the languages, quarter
ly. .. A.. .. .... -..-.. .s ......
Boarders are required to bring with them the ordi-
nary table furniture, consisting of two kniveS and
forks silver forks are preferred two silver spoons,
silver lumber, four table napkins, and six tow.
els. They also to be provided with bed and bed
ding, or pay $40 per annum if furnished by the in
sttuton. ...... 49, .... a.. ..
The parents or guardians of young ladies from
distance are requested to designate correspond
ent in the District, who will be charged to liquidate
their bills, when due. II is desirable that mer-
chant in town be instructed to furnish the young la
dies with the requisite articles of clothing, and that
provision be made il the charge devolve on the in
sttution.
On Sundays, the uniform for winter consists of
maroon-colored merino dress, a cape of the same,
and black silk apron. No particular color is re-
qured except on Sundays. .........
Letters TO be addressed to "The Drectress ofthe
Ladies' Academy Of the Visitation, Georgetown,
ID. c." 49,. ... Aug 15-eod3t
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ID ITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.---The
IL thirteenth semi-annual term ~ this institution
will commence on Tuesday September |. The val
liable services OF Professor Dovers, late Of Paris,
are engaged for instruction in French, drawing, and
painting, and those Of Mr.. VIM. s. Giraffe Formerly
associated in this academy in the classical and
mathematical departments.
For terms, &c please apply to the subscriber at
his residence adjoining the academy, on Indiana
avenue, corner Of Sd street
Aug 15-3twif
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A RMY LIST for 1sf6.- -OfliciaI Army
~ Register the last issued for sale 10 few cories
Of the edition only remsinipg) by r. TAYLOR.
Prss rs cents. Aug Is
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100 dozen good linen cambria hand
IUU kerchiefs will be sold at ~ per dozen.
JuIy 81 ID. CLAGETT & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

Y LANDRETH,. GARDEN SEEDS.
M. IRISH. has ;ust received a quantity Of Ian
a dreth's Garden Seeds. selected by Messrs. W "
NJ Msysro, and wsrranted genuine; which hs VI
''s 4. Tot sis at the lowest; cash prices. s ..aE
hush II. 1876. ~ -, Ii ~, .- m, IN. -rs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

The sbovs Medicines are prepared BY Physician .,
= nrst standing, who has for the pas. !wen in
sisyinv the afflicted Many who are suffering amue. s
,sdsets cf Fever and Ague can find SURE az Fo,
syoy the use of DR. Morgan's PILE rIlce w.
.sby W. II. 4 M. MAfEks' Agents
Son Smith, Jan. 8, I846.-49-tt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
A CARD.

1uyHE subscribers take this opportunity Of ex.
Il pressing their thanks to their customers and
tho public generally for their patronage for the
n, ., vea,-apd a, the same time would announce
10 them that one of tho partners has been and will
continue TO remain during the business season in
New Orleans, and attend to tho purchasing Of all
car supplies for the present year; and we feel no
hesitation in saying with such advantages we can
make il 10 the interest Of our customers and friends
to supply themselves in this market.
We shall be on.inually receiving additions to
our stock and shall endeavor to keep at all times
a general supply Of goods suitable for the country
trade. .r -,
Merchants and others are respectfully invited
IN rive US q call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. -
HENRY L. CUNNINGHAM.
Feb, 26-3-n. ol urg.1 .sa a-|#s g1s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

VX7 H. L. NJ. MAYERS have just received
W. per steam boat Della, a
$500 Regalia and Principe Cigars, ,.l
100 and half Boxes Sardines,
100 and fourth
Scotch Ale,
Raisins-White Malaga Grapes,
Raspberries and Strawberries in Syrup
a superior article.
Lemons, Oranges,
Havana Sweetmeats, Citron, &c.
Fine Foolscap, Letter Paper, Steel Pens on
Cards and in Boxes, Hair Tooth and Shaving
Brushes, Cologne, and general variety of Per.
fumery and fancy ARTICLES. .....
March 7th, lS46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
NOTICE.

| L., AZ Merchants, and Emigrsnts, 10 re-
sfsu" ~ m examination OF PINE HILLS, sit
- y " Garner Of Red River CO., Texas, upon
the .hout fifteen miles above Fort Towson.
fsd' i..,ined to become the depot for import,
Pist s,'"noles, for large extent Of fertile coun
nsuIinr and filing up with an enterPrising
~. ..li adapted for the production Of Wheat,
excellent stock country. and is moi
bT sca,,on uplands, in the United States, and
y gS.,.ortins = dense population.
-n lie Pine Hills possesses advantages over
.ao, on the navigabbs portion Of Red River,
I n orduary navigation; permanent rock
vss above all overflow. an excellent natural
"about eddies, spags, or o.her obstructions;
rs III. the land gradually sscends, for about
Us n, mile, and then extends out To the rich
hs;os the only point for a long distance ac.
4. 4 al stages OF water. The National road
~ ,;,,r 10 Austin, and the southern part Of
10 the river at this place A steam mill
J,nce Of excellent lumber at 81 so per
W., miles distance, affordng ready facilities
|f'', ,r.. .. a. desirable in new country. Distant
eoupty seat Of Lamar 20 miles, and ~
Ichrssgie.
SS;. elace, save facilities in shipping, Red
- oa oasigable about one third Of the year,
VIZ ,nv.sn,bi.. and in a short time will become the
,s.,r,,rt commerc al Town, in the northern
~ Tsra.. Freishts are brought from New Or,
4 ,6ou, 81 25 per 100 lbs. 81 50 per Dbl, Cot
S.p % 50 per bale-wi,h very imperfect tacili
q shipping, the amount OF Cotton shipped has
md in three years from l2to l2oO bales, and Ca n
,.s,sod to grea, extent.
I'm, offered on liberal terms.
R.R. SEWARD,
ss.H BERTHLET, HEALD & co.
mr. Undersigned propose opening during the ensu.
% !, ,er.on, a, the above place house for doing a
,,fCommi. sien, Receiving, Storage and Forward,
,,,ue,,, make liberIl advances upon Cotton. and
M amply supply of merchandise Of all kinds, tsaVe
sn,l adapted to the country, for sale on farora'
rms IL w.
4 Towson, Dec. !, lS45.-43 If.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
F1IT- AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER UOODo'
-pENCH g. ENGLISH BROADCLOTHs;
Military sky.blue cloths for U. 5. Army;
BLACK and fancy Cassimers;
Kentuck Jeans;
Linseys and Kerseys;
P;lo, and Beaver Cloths;
Blanket and Pilot Goats;
W"ckiuaw Blaukets-blue, red and green;
Me-;no Shirts and Drawers;
r.,,' do do.
Woo, and Merino Cravats;
Red, white, green and yellow Flanne'.;
I'D " sw beef hides, pel,res. beeswax and cot
chanseo 'o' PICKETT & GREGG.
w y.u Burcn, Oct. 4, lS4a' .....a .5ar
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
DIR, J. B. MORGANS
INEUROTICn PILL S ,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
:sssstiy,, .'ever and Fever aud Asur' a. ana al
|Aeve.s S"ec,ions of a DeDilitatins Na'ure'
'YHIt s.ec otthese Pills consist in their tonic pro-
per,ie,, by :mparting great tone to the system
lnd restoring the lost palsed energies OF tne
r. which the secretions are re'es'aosheo anu
as health Of the patient restored.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
PATENT MEDICINES.

aDATEMAN'S drops, Godfrey's cordial oPo'
I'D deIdoc, British oil, laudanum' meoleamen,'
um. sedIe,z and soda powders. Lees ana SooK OK,
pills, paragoric, and all patent meoe,nes ~ ,hs
eraI use are prepared BY the unoerssneu , =, 'e -"
best medicines. Customers can al"ays roy AZ
having them fresh, pure and Of the proper "'''''
cal '''e"ss STEVENSON ST & BELL, Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

Sugar, Coffee. &C.,

Sugar, Coffee. &C.,
II EC'D on consignment. and for sale q. the
~ lowest market prices;
10 bags Havana Coffee;
10 bbls. Brown Sugar;
10 half bbls. Whiskey;
2 bbls. Am. Gin;
Brandy;
! Old Monongahela Whiskey;
by W. H. & NJ. MAYERS, Groers,
APfil 4, 1916 ~ Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
WILLIAMS Il PHILIPS,

WILLIAMS u PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main Street,
TAvE received BY late arrivals ne stock to
" FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
Al A-4. and 5-4 brown and bleached shirtngs, Low.
oil and VIRGINIA cottons brown and bleached shirngs,
anon checks, American, French and Attakapas cot.
tonades bedticking. black alpaca, bombazIne and
simmer cloths, black and colored mernos, nankins,
hIacL and colored cambrcs. English, French and
American prints mourning calicoes, Irish linens. Rus
sia dian damask table cloths, cambrc, swiss ana
Jaconet musns Madrass silk and linen cambrlc hand'
kercbefs black Italian cravats, Prussan shawls whhe
nd black cotton hose and half hose worsted sllk ana
kid ploves webb and gumelastic suspenders' ladies
bonnets cotton cord white and colored spool cotton,
bck and colored sewing silk hooks and eyes, needles
nins wbaebone buttons ivory dress'ng side ana luck
Combs brass steel and silver thmbles looking glasses
violin strings fish hooks and lines, Matches steel pens,
pa per, ink pen and pocket knives, table knIVc' ana
forks, spoons, DC. &c
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS:
Ladies brogans slippers ties buskins and hall CATERS
hov, nd infants shoes and brogans, meme Kip and
hroSans gentlemen sewed and peged calf and kip
boots slippers and dancing pumps, broadbrm black
nd drub Russia hats fashionable silk, Russ'a' cassi'
mere and nu,ra hats, scalet, cloth and iur caps.
CLOTHING:
..o,ment of Summer pa Its, coats and vests, black
sai;n ves drawers knit shirts, enir bosom Shirts &C.
0UEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.
All of which were bought low and will be sold cheap
for Cash or Country Produce an -N -
Van Buren,, June %, lS49.-2o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

ECElVED per Arkansas Mail, a large assortment
Is. oft Cotton Yarn, Candle Wica, Dagging and Rope;
and for sale very cheap by u. Z. flChElI.
Nan Enren. VI. rch q. 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
William T. Lsrremore and Martin W.
Thornsbury, Plaintiffs;
%.

Wllldm i. Bafremore and Martin W.
Thornsbury, Plaintiffs; DEs- ~ Ar.
( TACHNryr.
William MckBall, Defendant
A ND now, on this day, this cause came on 10 be
n heard. and, it appearing to the court here that
this is action commenced by said plaintiffs against
said defendant, that attachment has heretofore is.
sued by the clerk osths against said deen MT
and il further appearing to the ion o. the court
that SAID defendant is resident of State, and
that personal service OF this writ has been had upon
said defendant it s therefore, ordered by the court
here, that publication 10 this case be made 10 some
newspaper published 10 this State, notifying said de-
endant tina, said suit has been commenced against
him, and that writ OF attachment has been sued out
against said debt, and has been levied upon stove
and other personal property, and also service thereof
upon Washington l.. Wilson and Henry Powell
garnehees md that uness said defendant shall be and
appear before the Judge Of this court before the
third day OF the next thereoat courtto be holden
at The Court house, in The county Of Washington, on
the fourth Monday aiier the fourth Monday 10 April
next, and plead answer, demur, Otherwise defend
said action the same will be prosecuted 10 fna udg
ment aganst him. and that this order be published in
the Arkgnsas Integencer, u newspaper published in
tins State for four successive weeks, the last insertion
10 be al least four weeks before the said rst day OF te
next term Of this court.
A true copy from the record Of the Court, Nov
Term, A. D. lSt5.
J. C. PlTTMAN, Clerk.
April i, l9l6.-4w Prs. fee, So IS