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WILS0N, STiRBiRD, k SalTH. W HO SALE DRUG GIsTs,
MAIN sTaEET, LOUISVILLE, Ky.

MAIN sFREET, LOUISVILLE, kY.,
 4 RE now daily receiving their heavy fail sup A plis of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stutis Spices, Soaps, Patent Medicines, Varnishos, Paint Brushes, Surgeons Instruments, Glassware, Window Glass, and manufactured Virginia Mis- souri, and Kentucky Tobacco. Their stock is the lergest and most complete offered in the West or Southwest, and has been purchased, with due reference to the best qualities, of importers and manufacturers, or first hands, on the very best terms, which enables them to offer their goods for cash or to prompt dealers the usual time at as low rates any other house this side of the Mountains indeed fully low they can be brought East and placed here with carriage, insurance, and ex- change added, in the quantities usually bought by country Druggists, Merchants, Physicians and Manufacturers.
 Dealers generally are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock before bu yng elsewhere or going East, and such cannot visit the city, by sending their orders may rely upon being prompt ly served with the best articles and at as low rates as if they were here in person.
 Their arrangements such that they will be constantly receiving during the heavy addi- tions to their stock, which will render it always complete and the goods fresh.
 Oct, Ilth, lS47. 3w
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Dr. E. H. Bennett.

HAVING located himself permanently in the HI town of NAPoLE Arkansas, offers his nro. fessional services to the citizens and adjoining nelghborhoods.
 D5- Offlce room No. 2, first floor. "ARKASsAs horEL," where he may be found at all times. un. less professionally absent.
 kaposeon, May 5, 1897. no35 I'm
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NlD'T~WW1Eo


 TNHE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman, will x continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constant ly on hand full and well assorted stock of Groce- ries, Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c, &c, all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, ls47. I9-tjan. A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either A by note or book account, are requested to call and settle the same with Mir. J. Kranse his author izcd agent, by doing so soon the will save costs.
 II. .HABERMAN. Little Rock, Jan. %, l647. 19-tjan.
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The British army m Ireland Is composed of 2s, O0O rank and file on duty; 1000 enrolled pension ess iiiiis stas on recruiting parties and 10 900 h fhs conssabula,y y- total 5e ,ooo men.
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The Hot Springs of Arkansas.

 ~ THIS celebrated resort for invalids, 4sss who are afflicted with chronic dis 22kX Hlw eases of whatever nature. Is becom- &z S6la ing every season more popular The subscriber Is grateful to the public, for the evidence he is constantly receiving of their appreciation of his efforts to accommodate, in the increased nun. Der of visitors frequenting his House. He has made extensive improvements, has built additional sleeping apartments, and added to the bathing rooms every possible convenience. But the greatest ad- dition, is the opportunity which he can now afford, by means of pipes, of trying the far famed 'ccd water cure' if it should be desired by visters He has gone to considerable expense in procuring the facilities for taking the Cold Bath and believes that this desire to please will be acknowledged by discerning Public.
 ESTABLISHED RATES
 Board and Lodging, per month, $25 co Board cithout Lodging. 20 % Board and Lodging, per week, o0 BoaTd, per day, 90 Brtakfd't. Dinner and supper, each 50 Keeping Horse, per month, l2 %
 week, %
 day, 75
 single feed, 37 children and servants half price
 In order that travellers may not be delayed by any difficulty of access to and from the Springs, the subscriber has purchased line of coaches, to run OetNeeH Liult hoCh a'Iu ho opiihSSt tNtCc "eeA. and 10 meet the Rock Roe stage, which arrives at the Capital thIee times week. His coaches will regularly leave Little Lock every Mondsy and Thursday mornings, that passengers for the Springs who arrive the evenings previous by the Rock Roe line. need not be delayed more than one night on their journey, unless they wish.
 Fare, including all necessary expenses on the way, five dollars. J. MITCHELL, .4gent.
 June 5, lsiT, 392m.
 The N. 0. Picayune, Louisville Journal, Mem phis Enquirer Mobile Advertiser, St. Louis Re- publican, The Southron (Jackson) will copy the above six months and send their accounts to me at the Springs. J. M.
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BACON, FLOUR &c. S600 Lbs: clear sides; COOV 2S Bbls. Ohio superfue flour 70 Bags, do do: 250 Lbs. feathers 25 Boxes star candles; Cask saleFatns, l Cask linseed oil; l Cask lard oil
 2 Cask cider vinegar Whteing;
 Copai vsFnish; 20 Kegs white lead;
 LAmblack, spirits turPentins; Borax, green paint castillo soap Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Little Rock, Sept 27, ls47. 3-H
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s A SINGULAR GGsTLEMAN.--Somebodyi in an ex change print ceFi6es thafhs wsats to recover ios .swaiei belonging to gentleman made of caifskin'
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RUFUS HZ. FURNACE, ATTOn NEY AT LAW , MMMEWMRMMM~,
TENNMssEE,


  MILL attend the Courts of the llsh Judicial w Circuit, the Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson, Tenn, the Courts in DeSoto, Panola and Marshall Counties, and ChaDeeEy Court at Holly Springs, Miss. Particular attention paid to securing doubtful claims in West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Eastern part of Arkansas. Payment of Taxes, ali. tending 10 Land Titles etc. all business entrusted to his charge will be attended 10 with Promptnsss and fidelity.
 REFER TO CALVIN C. CLEAvEs, Bookseller, Wv. CosNELt, Merchant, Jas, WooDs, TEsT & SHELTON, Druggists, C. LoELANp, Cashier Farmers and Merchants Bank,
 Memphis Tsna- Wv. RuTFrN, President Branch Bank of Tennessee, SOmmeTviile. T ORRfcE Corner of Jefferson and Main Streets, opposite the Branch of the Planters Bank.
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY

hUUNG IADHES ACADEMY.
 MRS, H. M. CARROLL. Principal.
 MISS C. M-iTILD. pICTOR, .issistaat. THE STUDIES of this Institution will be resu. A med ea Monday, Gs 1914 Sspfember. Ms Carroll takes this opportunity of returning ,banks to her patrons and friends and requests parents to eater their children the first day of the session. If convenient: as it will facilitate the formation of the classes. It is desirable that young lad,es. who hvae not parents residing in the city should boari at the ihstita'ion The terms may be seen in for mes advertisements
 Little Rock, Aug. ls. Isl7. 49-6w
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Flour, Cheese, &C. OA BBLS Superfne Flour. CU I5 boxes Cheese,
 300 lbs. Cotton Yarn, s0o6 lbs. flat, round, and square bar Iron, 800 lbs. horse shoe Iron. Wagon and buggy boxes, "s2- Dog Irons. Received per s. b. Alert, and for sale by Nov. .9.-9tf VIM. B. WAIT
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Southern United States Mail.

ri Weekly COaeh Line from Little Reek to Hashiagtos, .4rkamsGs, and to dbe
 celebrated HOt Springs, iR
 four horse coaches. gTVHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock (and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, al | 4. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day. the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ac- commodations are good, and charges loUer than any other conveyance. Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited
 HAMMOND & co. April 2s noss If
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Furniture.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the II citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the GARNET and CHAIR making business. at his new stand oa East Main st. near. Y opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar ed to fill orders al the shortest notice LUMBER. PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.aX
 AND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and yaraished Collins made at ali hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently parehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared to ai- tend to buias, in the city or country on the most reasonable teTms. VIM ANkEAR Feb. IT, l547. 23-tf.
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House and Sign Painting and
 Glazing.

VVNHE UNDERSIGNED. having just returned to 1 this city, and supplied himself with an entire new stock ot materials, respectfully announces to public that he prepsredto execute all orders in the his line of business, with despatch, and on the most reasonable terms.
 All orders left at Mir. Annear's Cabinet establish ment, on Main Street, will be promptly attended. to. l.. SULLIVAN.
 LiiIie Rock July 26, lsi7. 46-t.
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NWREMa--

Ts hereby given that JOHN C. PEAY is this day ap. \ pointed Adjutant ot the 18th Regiment of Arkan. sas Militia. He wii be obeyed and respected ac- coTdingy. ISAAC J. HOWARD Col.
 Commaadaat l3A R4gt .1rk. Militia Liitie Rock, lih Oct. ls47.
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DISSOI.UTION. VINHE partnership heretofore existing under the 1 name and style of Heptoa. Chase { O., Is dis solved, by mutual consent. LUTHER CHASE is fully authorised to collect the debts and settle up the a fa;is of the firm
 Having sold out our entire stock Of goods 10 Messrs. T D. MERRIcK K Co.,, The business will be conducted by them. at our old stand. and we re- commend them to the favorable notice of friends and customers.
 THOMAS W. NEWTOi!,
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON, yr. Little Rock, 18th Sept. ls47.
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The late troubles in Italy have called to mind inc suhjoined apostrophe 10 the present Pope, by Mrs FANNY kEABLE BUTLER, which We copy lrom her new work entitled "A year of Consolation" It's gem which would have done honor to Byron. and atones for many pages of common place trash con. tained in her book.
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co,lnERcIAL AND n0NRy MATTERS
For sale, n Socks. g. 81, EoprlA Pass

For salss n Socks s. 81, F6vytA Pass
FsIpAy. P. NJ
The Fancy Stock Market was heavy today, with
moderate amount OF business The Investment Stocks
were without change of importance. The tightness OF
the Money Market gives the bears the advantage with
the Fsncies which not generally very strongly held
In Bills there ia no movement of importance.
Sterling 10 4a4l; Francs IS.
The Freight Market continues 10 be less active,
and rates lower than those made public have been &C.
cepted For Flour 70 Is the asking rate but lot to MI
up was taken at a lower dgure bark was taken for
Belfast god and vessel for Glasgow at e and I'D IN
bags To Liverpool 10000 bush Corn were shipped at
Esd Cotton IS dull and sought for at ID per square
To the Continent Flour has been engaged at | so
Some of the new Twenty Year Stock has at last
appeared and sold at 4 per cent premium. Some psf
cells have been sold for delivery when received from
Washington, at lidll prem.
The amendment Il the Hudson River Railroad
act introduced in the Senate March by Mr. Hard from
the Committee Railroads, authorises the Company
to issue 90 much additional stock exceeding per
cent on the capital as will enable them pay the inter
est on the ius,amens as paid in, until the road is com
peted snd pu, ia operation It also shpuates that the
Company shall expend at least three hundred thousand
dollars prior to the lst Nov next and within one year
thereafter at least two millions dollars and within the
time limited by the original act put In operation single
track throughout the line OF said Railroad There
nothing the act to prevent the Directors selling tho
new Stock at 80 per cent. if they please.
new Bank, to be called the knckerbocker
Bank about be established here under the general
banking law The amount OF its capital will not be less
$4,000 nor more than sl.OO00O0
At meeting ofthe Directors OF the North River
Insurance Company. Peter r. Warner Esq unani.
mously elected Director and President Of the Compa
ny in the place Of Richard Whitley ESQ deceased, and
John Hegemsn, unanimously elected Secretary.
The following are the comparative imports for
the last three years this port of the leading articles Of
foreign merchandise We copy from the Shipping
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Governor as far as received
1917
,,.l 1sa ,oun. b 6qi i96i6 sa74 244Qi7lO3 =
Representatires SO far Elected;
Relief for Ireland-u. .. ships.

The Boston Alias of yesterday contains the or
ders of the Navy Department necessary Tor Placing
the u s ship Jamest0ra under the care Of CaP'
H. b. FORBES, to convey provisions to Ireland
At the suggestion of Capt. FORBES the Boston
Committee have authorized the ship to be vietoal
Cd and manned. out OF the charitable contributions
given 10 buy bread for the starving people OF Ire
land This is probably the best to be done under
the nisgsrdly act Of Congress. The secretary De
clines to send her out as public vessei because
the means necessary for such an Object are I'm
periouslv required for naval operations against the
Public Enemy" Everything tor murder nothing
for charity1 be even declines furnishing ehro'
nometerl The amount of the liberalty OF Con
eress, then 10, that they compel the poor people
who contributed their mites for bread, TO pay Tor
manning. victualing and partially fitting out ship
TO convey food TO Ireland when the British Gov
eminent have already offered to pay the freight on
all produce sent by charity. Had Congress done
nothing toward this object it would have been bs'-
Ter than this II Congress had seen III to pass Mr.
CRIrTFNDFNs or Mr.. HUST's bill 1t would have
been real blessing to Ireland. Capts FORBES
I and De KAY have acted nobly in Offering their ser
vices, bat Congress has literally done nothing Tor
ireland 1t is taking away the gift OF charity from
the lips for which it was intended to pay, in part
for freight which it is already offered to convey
free. The Loco Foeo party had determined to do
nothing for Ireland but the movement being com
menced they thought they must do something and
like other professions of the party, it amounts to
nothing ltismerely throwing Bannsgher sand
in the eyes OF the friends OF Ireland but II will have
no efect-the hollow design is too transparent
Mr.. CEIrrKNDTN and Mr.. HuST proposed to send
half million OF dollsr. Loco-Focoism gives less
[ than nothing
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certain temperature s tia, the patient esqnoi be
safely treated BY water.
There afEsr prominent iscts which are srong IN
his favor; lat The testimony Of all his patsn,s who
feel and know that they rrested undeTstsDdiagly-
ID Hs mas been Hydrcpsthie practitioner Abos three
years snd though nearly al Of hrs patients have been
Of that class who were beyond the reach OF riedics
aid be has lost bu, onepstisnt during the time. and
this one ras frankie tod bV NJ r before entering re Cyc
that Ills symptoms and age were against SURGE ssiu
course Of treatment ID His success has secured Tor
him the patronage OF wealthy friends Of The new sys'
ten. who have advanced him the means tor tzsildng
the best constructed edihce ofthe kind in the country.
That SIR Ruggess practice merits consideration, doc
tors Psychologists and nvsds may Judge by the follow
ing extracts Of letter addressed by him 10 the Editor
Of the CireenMountain Spring paper devoted to the
cause Of Hydropsthy:
IT impossible for me to name al the symptoms 10
dicsted BY the state Of the skin. can fee IN every
healthy person eH iscessasi reg.a- and szeaf eai'
sion Of electricity from srcs Perc This call vIr,rrrr,
or POWER IN the skin Of some nvaids. this syenp,on
appears feeble Irregular and in others not ~ - add
have thought it prudent 70 decline all spphcssta for
means BY which Judge how 70 treat the patient
should this be feeble and irregular (oher Symptoms
being avorsble) order the blanket if irregusr the
wet sheet or haltbs;h with much rubbing.
lhsve only room TO say in this uninstruetive com.
mrnicston that next 20 the feeling Of the skin OF d.
ing the n6escrbsble symptoms which indicate
secret diseases When this Is the cause Of serious
affection Of the lungs chest head think il endan
gers the cure 10 apply the doache."
Much satisfaction Is expressed By iuySids in tas0s OF
the rubbing process pracieed al this establishment and
the attention given 10 symptoms before the patient Is
prepared 10 take regular course OF treatment
Terms for board and treatment II the Northampton
Watereure tor double rooms are ~ 80 per week
payable weekly. Single rooms s. 30 washing eSns)-
When Patients feeble and helpless as 10 need eS
ira attention FIRE In their excepting for swain
ing purposes they lind their nurses and fuel or pay
an extra price.
Each patient furnishes hmself with two or three
thick Comfortsbes three woollen Blankets, one Linen
and four Cotton Sheets two pillow SIX coarse
crash Towels ws.wOn linen, 10 cut for fonien'
tations All old cloak mantle. and syringe.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nveLECTRlc TELE 9 RAPH'
sRw.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE AIsAST March l2-l P NJ.
Mr. BgExxAS gave notice Of bill tor power 0'
redemption 10 New-York City.
NJ. VAS scHoosHovES laid on the table res
ol,,,;op calling on the Utica and Schenectady nan
road Company to report the quantity o. "s'sn'
,ransnorted over their road since NoEennhel 49,
where received and where LEFT the rates q
charged SC &e n, 90 s,,o;p. Cam
,o;..;orers on the Code No question taken
ASSEMBLY
n, WRIGHT OF sullivan. was chosen Speaker
,,o ,sr 5nrine the absence Of the Speaker
The Judicial Election Bill came up IN Commit
TOE n the Whole question on classification o. me
Judges The classification was agreed to b. vote
os5sto2s. as follows Justices Of the supreme
Court Of the Ist. 3D. sth and 7th Judicial DISTRICTS
having the shortest time TO serve shall tor the rst
wears constitute four OF the Judges Of the Court
ofAnpeals Of this State and the Justices OF me
sn,-ene Court oftbe ID, 18th. 9Th and 9Th Judicial
Districts. having the shortest time 20 serve shall
Tor the two years thereafter constitute four judges
Of the Court Of Appeals and then alternately 0niii
otherwise provided By law.
Other unimportant amendments were made.
Mr. C1RpEyTIER moved reconsideration OF the
vote providing for the election Of Recorders with
view to except the City of New-York from the
operstion Of this law carried. The bni was oneh
referred. 10 be reported complete.
Mr.. DEvEIIS introduced bill toreguiate Couf''
Of Justice in New York
NEw.YoRK VoLUsIEERs-COl Temple has re-
eeiveo orders 10 recruit snd concentrate the loth
Regiment At Fort Hamilton forthwith. Major Nc
carty and Captains Tompkins. Wilkins and Piieh-
er. have already reported themselves ready Tor do'
tv. The headquarters for Col Temple until TAR
Their orders. are in this City.
The Elmira Gazette notices the death on the is'
inst Of DAVID PErRIEEy, formerly member OF
Congress from Pennsylvania.
las. Smith. who was stabbed lew days since by
some drunken rowdies at West Troy died yester-
dav aa ernoon bis murderers are IN prison.
The weather here continues to be very cold.
wAsHrNoTox March l2-s ? NJ.
The Southern Mail Of this evening brought noth-
Ing south Of Richmond, Va
pnLADE1pmA March l2-s ?. NJ.
Ourmarkets are dull-no sales Of four or Gram.
Holders are Grm at former quotations but large
ssles are Improbable without submitting to de-
cline.
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MIR. BENTON and the Cabinet.


Mr.. Buchanan is very ambitious without the
vigor and energy 70 make that ambition advantageous
He fddtf on the oregon question. but hopes 70 boon IN
the matter Of making peace with Mexico ~ ana Win
tho three millions and negotiation lie and MI ok 40
understand fully and firmly believe that santa Anna 10
working maneuverng, and humbugging the Mexicans
and the Mexican army cH fT he advantage Of ne ONhes
States and with view Of getting into bis possession the
Three Millions which Mr. Polk proposes 10 hand over 10
his keeping They think he evscustes fret salto then
Tampico and now Vera Cruz all for the advantage OF
the United States They think his demonstrsnon toward
saltllo and Ma,amOros IL mere rise 10 deceive and
mscsd the Mexicsns and done solely for he BENEFIT Of
The United Si0ss They think that treaty OF peace 10 az
good as already made snd only lacks signing by the par
ties interested Such is their faith and belief ~ the
precious hypocrite Santa Anna
Believing tu these things. and wishing 10 proht ~
them MIR Buchanan Mr. Walker. Gov. Marcy, and per
hsps Mr. Polk. have arrived at the conclusion that MT
Benton ought not to be placed in position to imedi
ately put the finishing stroke 10 the treaty and then get
the credi, Of the whole work
on the other hand, Mr.. Benton has thought himself
fully entitled 10 the mission he aspired TO- DE has felt
that he is entitled 10 high military rank-thst Scott snd
TAYLOR ought be subordinate instead OF superior to
hnl-,hst he has had the whole direction Of the Admin
istraton regard to the war for some time past-that
be statesman Of great requirements forecast and ex
pedencethAt he speaks the Spanish language huenuy
that hs personally and by correspondence knows
almost al the leading men Of Mexico Santa AIMS.
Rejon Alnonte Arists. that he would be marvel
Gus proper percentage 60 TO Mexico and effect treaty
Of peace . .
Feeling thus Mr. Benton hnds himself baked by Mr..
pok's Cabinet at the very threshold Of his mission lie
finds himself twice rejected He is vehemently indg
nant He muiiers 10 himself sudiby and fast, and
openly gives out that he will not accept the appointment
Of Major General
II may be that he will be pacfed-or they afraid
of him At the White House il seems-and that ne Will
vet 90 to Mexico as negotistOr
M Bentons refusal TO accept the Major Generslshlp
leaves vacancy How will IL be hled Some sug-
sest by the appointment Of Richard NJ Johnson 9TH
ers by the appointment Of Lewis Case ofters by the
appointment Of Robert Armstrong