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Arkansas true Democrat. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1857-1862, 1858-04-27
Judicial Dignitv IN Louisiana

A correspondent of the Brandon (Miss.) Re-
bIlcaD gives the following specimens OF how
j s'ice is administered aud juiicial dignity sus-
tanned in one OF the Parish courts in Louisiana
He says:
Speaking OF grand juries reminds me that the
Parish court is now in session here, his Honor
k,ah Rogers, pres ding--old Kye, or Ky"
TREY usually call him. Old XIV was ,,assng
sentence on a criminal, and delivered himself as
follows:
Prisoner, sta'd up, Mr. Kettles, this Court
IS under the painful Necessity of passing sentence
OF the law upon you, sir. Thi. Court has no
DOUBT Mr Kettles, but what you were brought
INTO thls scrape ty tina use of Intoxicating liqnor
The lrleodS Of this Court all kao,os that eff thar
is any vice this Court abhors, it is intemperance
" hen TINS Court MAS young man, Mr.. Kettles,
l. was considerably inclined to drink: ard the
trends OF this Court kn020s that this Court has
nate'oHy very high temper, and if this Court
had not stopped short Off and stopped the use
OF Intoxicating liquor have no doubt, sir, but
what this Court, sir would have been in the
Penitentlary, oT an its grave!h'
Another case was before The court An ovar-
seer who had been discharged, brought suit
against his employer for the whole years wages.
alleging that he had been discharged without
sufficient grounds. "Old Ky" charged the iury
as follows:
"The jury will take notice that the Court is
well acquainted with the nature Of the CASE
When the Court first started out in the world
1t followed the business of overseeing, AID eff
there Is any business which the Court under.
stands, it is horses, mules and nigger-thoush
the Court never overseed in its lite for less than
S8OO-and this Court in hoss -racni' was ALWAYS
haterrally gifted aed this Court in running
quarter race whar the hosses was turned. could
alters turn hoss so as to gain fifteen feet 10
race; and that on a certain occasion in the parish
of West Feliciaua, it was one of the conditions
of the race that Ky Rogers should turn nary
one Of the hosses"
Another case was MP, and two lawyers got
into hght-one of them preacher of our
church Od Nv calrd Justify for the sheriff:
Mr.. Sheriff ! Mr.. Sheriff take them men to
jail; I'll be Id eff this court will have her
dignity insulted in this manner"
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IyrIRMATIoN OF DONATION TITLE

IL at Utf10 at may cOncef7t.
a NOW YE, That in pursuance. and by authority
! of the provisions OF the several acts of tbe Ge-
N Assembly Of the State Of Arkansas. embodied
article one chapter ninety seven of the Digest, one
i'm W. Di,mukeS on the tenth day of October
"a obtained donation of the right Of the State
"a rkansas TO the north west quarter of section
fYteen township two north of the base line range
i west Of the 5th principal meridian, l6o acres
nae in Pulaski comfy. Arkansas. which land had
en trfei'ed to the State for non payment Of taxes.
d offered by the Auditor and not sold upon the
II ion that said John w. Di-mukes would regu-
II aud annually pay. or cause to be paid. the State
county taxes which should thereafter accrue upon
lahd and rtsl.i upon. and improve. and cult
least three acres thereof Instead Of residing
feon should within Is months from the date of
deed clear or cause 20 be rleared, fen ed i'm
sei and placed in readiness for cultiva ION At lcst
acreS Of said tract and said deed havirg b en-
eXecu ed by G. q. Danler. Auditor Of Arkansas
b. daJe aforesaid and within ) months thereafter
lohn W. Di~rnuses having cleared. ten, ell, ir,-
Ved and placed in readiness forcutivation at least
h re- Of said land. AMI certificate to that etfe.t
Ute by justice ot the pcace Of the township
Fe said land lay. that said improvement was
Fl hde substantial one. and hat said Justice hal
n ten days next preceding the tiate thereof been
Bid iiud. AMI which certificate was filed in the
1 Of the An tor Of Arkansas on the 18Th April
ald said John ". ID -mukes having bv dec!
seycd hi interest III said land to the uud ersignei
h Disnukcs-
~ therefore. |, +. z. Di>mubes do hereby cal!
] persons VIII" can set up any right to t4e lands
rcha-ed ana donated in consequence OF any in
nnaity. irregularity or illegality connected With
sale anl donation. to show cause at tie first
i a the chanccry court OF PULASKI county. to be
q within and for sail county If Pulaski, six
asth7 after the publication OF tbs no.ce and
/ eacourl viii be held on the list Mnuda, OF Februa-
q ~. Why said sale or donation should not be
nunrd. Z. T. DiSMUkES.
NliLiANs IL WILLIAMS, Soli,itors
a,ch 2s l,5s. av Cost OF adv sis
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NO. 90.

delay. Tor they will thereby not On y save whas
they have already paid, but become part own
ers OF mighty work which will reimburse them
ten-fold IN the long run. AS the class of stock.
holders referred to are scattered all over the
Umon and as each Journal may have among
Its subscribers a number Of such stockholders,
we would suggest 10 each aud all of our news
paper cotemporaries that they spread the facts
or the case before their readers at as early dav
as practcahle. 1t may erahl many of their pat
rons to re eieem stock which must ultimately he
g me valuable AZ save them from actual loss,
hesi'ie> circulating abroad valuable information
respecting e AL mn ortaIt matter.
e eNord as TO the proSrec;s-of this company
TIE rights of the corporation are secured al
the Texas charter, With all its magnificent er-
aowmeuts, saved. The roa'l is PROGRESSING
Its course is onward Friends are continually
coming to its support. Hesdss, it is a great
southern work Three-ffhS Of the stock is
held IN the south. This is desideratum not to
he desplsed Ard as the stuper dous land do
nahon OF Iexas secures the completion of eight
hundred miles of the road, its successful COM
pieton can hardly h" SET down as problematical.
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ff" ,ne Iu innatti Enquirer.
Thrilling Scene

feortm Experience Of lightning Rod Man-
lis Ascem to the Suinmit Of a Cathedral Spire
Mr. Thomas Kingston, who for several wears
has followed the business of putting up light
ming rods which, of course requires steady
nerves and firm brain, met with an accident
recently, by which. but for the most singular
presence of mind or rather supernatural instinct.
he would have fallen from dizzy hight and
been dashed to pieces. He j. cmopelled to
climb roofs, over chmneys, and up sphes ard
fix rod, with perfect coolness and precis.o.,
hundreds Of feet above the level of the earth
On the occasion to which we refer, Mr. K
had assembled St. Paul's Cathedral, whose spire
is about two hundred and thrty-nve feet high,
near the head of Broadway, and gone to the
very top, where, having left his ladder below,
he clung by his arms aud legs, fastened the last
foot Of the rod aud attached its point-quite
heavy piece of metal securely, as he supposed,
to the or IS surmoutiug the steeple He had
just completed this q tiicut al d dang gerous task,
watched by number Of persons in the street
below. and while locking at the work and ex-
perelcHg that satisfaction which results from
hazard passed and labor accomplished, of a sud-
den something struck him and made his BRAN
real until he could hardly see Instead cf los
Ing his hold at once. as would seem to havd
'CG" 'h' "A'"I"' "'u IieNitAple resull, ne chung
with power heyo!d hlmse'fand a will superior
70 MS o"h' ci"Ser aud usonctvey to the splre.
He knew not what had occurred, and to his con-
iuSed seiSea 1t appeared that the steeple was
tnmhIlpg: or that some strange cause was about
to bring the vast structure to the ground.
Some forty spcohds--an age to h!m-muSt
have cia!sed before he sufficiently collected his
scattered thoughts and subyerted consciousness
10 know thar the entire upper part of the rod
mao isien upon his head, causing the blood to
m''"'e over MS "feEead ana nearly blind hnn.
lie Was IN dreadful rerplexity. and most dan
Srf'uS position. lie feared, if he moved, he
would 50 cIedvlng me ar TO terrible death up
oA me stony street lelow-ald at the same
:ne ne Knew ne could not, IN the disordered
state "i his nerves, ami his Increasing weakness,
fe'"'n ms @r;Sp mere lhr result of fate than of
iethnG' mntn ,"lger II he stirred he might fall
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PRospERITY OF RRAzTL.-The accounts Of
the last fiscal year show that the commerce Of
Brazil has been most lucrative for her. as we
find her debt (the bonds for which are in great
demand IN London) has been diminished, and
the receipts beyond expenses have been more
than 2o0OO,OOo of francs. The pressure in
Europe and North America has had some effect
upon her, but not to the extent of other nations;
Tor Brazil has more than fifteen millions dollars
hard currency, and only twenty millions paper,
which makes her condition in this respect bet
ter than that of Massachusetts, which has ono
dollar in gold and silver to between five al d six
of paper.
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n IiIt NCN
T,TNCG

COMPOSED A BOARD OF A oALIFoRNY MALI
sTEAMLR, By A PARSINGER.
Wall Of all the cussed kinvevaces,
Ei this is'nt about the wustl
No.hiu but rockin an rollin
An pgtchin. from the Very fllst-
The nGne groanin, and the bler
LyabIe emmy mirniJ 10 bust.
FuSt wun side, DUN It, aud then luther.
I'll! ime doegrd ef ! no vor to du--
Roak away, yu 1arred jill kraGi.,
,eas a taby wen 20: inter you.
None on en- seem. 70 keer 81 cents
liow bad frlIcr may ivel.
Nor to talk to hm--no; even the Saler
Foon away his time on a whte
Thars the captin-, aInt It provoken
I" see bat cr.;tcr, all threw Ihe trip,
Continually driukir and s,uoEir,
en- he orter lie miudn on his ship.
It's enuf to ag-eravait body,
A d i aint man; ers, think,
10 SCI Thar tal5in down lis toddv.
And never a~i,t nary parsinger to drink
A. the nnsser, all he keer< fur.
i fur to hev time with his pals.
say, darn sch pusser iest heer him
fluitn and carrin on among the gals!
And wen he's tired tba+. wo. follers?
II his little cabbue Thar he sats
Like slyder amongst herrils of dollers--
Enuf to peya fellc.s deb,s
7 hats all they heers FOR rsrsingcrs,
Is, to git he two hunier
And fifty doers of his pockit inter theirn
And then he may 90 to thunder.
FL fel'ers driv to dstraxion
In bio, and axes wot to du,
tie cant lit no sort satisfaction
~x Out o one on em-capting, matt, nur crew.
Wun day | elm inter theif blamed riygin
Jest TO see wot thar was, and III hopes
10 kepe shet of EN- wun spell, but, dog it!
see EN- comm up the ropes.
Wun on EN- ketch me and hilt hold on me.
While tother misrabe cuss
Tide me up with a nasty sticky close line,
Smellin tar or sumthin wuss.
Thar they KEEP me--darn their picturs!
And nobody done nothin but larf,
TIL I'd forkt out fur bottel of brandy
Ii come to $2k.
That's the last S21s
Th"y'll ever gil ont me-
Fur III travvil IN burned top waggint,
Afore He he ketcht agin to see.
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II az 0ytffn ~ may C0HeeyIt.
NOW YE. That IN pursuance of the provisions
OF the several acts Of the General Assem- ,ly of
S;ate Of Arkansas, embodied in article one, of
Aptcr ninety seven, OF the Digest. and of an act
atled = an act tu prevent specuations il Douation
Ids. and to dispense with the making improve
'nts thereon by n.lnors and married Women" ap-
)sed 18th December. $50. the undersigned F.
Dismukes applied 10 William Il. Nj Ter Auditor
Public Accounts Of the State Of Arkansas. to OBJ
n donation Of the right Of the State OF Arkam-
g. the north east quarter of section fourteen. in
vnship two norll Of the base line of range ten
:, at the fifth principal meridian. containing one
ndrcd and sixty acres and said land at the time of
APP ration having been forfeited to the State ior
nj payment Of taxes. and offered by said Auditor
f,lblic Auctis a and not sold-tfe said Auditor.
u ism X. Miller. on said application being made
the same day. to wit: the Z6th Ortnh,r. ls51 exc
Il dee under the roNisions Of said acts of the
ne = Assembly OF he state OF Arkansas a. An
pr 81 said 81 tcc"nvetiEg e. said L f. Dismukcs
4 a. hi heirs anl assigns forever all the right
\ and interest of the State of Arkansas in and to
tract of land above described" upon the cond-
q hat the siii +. Z. Dionukes would =. re mlarly
annHalty pay. or cause to be paid. the State aud
ny axes which should thereafter accrue upon
2 eahove described land, and that he' should re
k Upon and improve. and cultivate. at least three
"a q" sad quarter section, or tract of land. or. in
NN oi residing thereon should within eighteen
oItis from the daten Of that " d ell clear or cause
'pe cleared, fenced improved ami placed in readi-
n for cultivation at least five acres Of" the said
after section ri lard.
Nv therefore. 7, +. +. Dismukes do hereby call
p all persons who can sci up any right to the lands
pOr-haSed' and donated, lin consequence Of any
srmaity. any ire yularity oriegality connect
n >uth sale" or donation 10 show cause" at
III term IF til chancery court Of Pulaski county,
~ may he h.la six months after the publication
thi> notice, aad which court will be held on the
Monday il Fehruary. 1859. Why the said sale or
1ati II should not be confirmed.
f. F. DISMUKES.
& WILLIAMS. Solicitors.
II J f..h a. lShS AM ltnsf of III. as
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n lNFIBMATtOE OF SALE by AUDI
TOR UF' ARK kANSAS.

u n/t ~il1H Il may conce3Tl.
'NnN iL. h IA pursuance Of the proyi-ions
+ 'he act ut the General Assem- ly OF tile State
r,gu rs entitled an act PROV. ny for tile levy
b. e"l ting the revenue Of dis State. alyruv-
9TH -. aud an act OF said General AS
/ sl .itl'; az act to change the time OF the
l- rs -aie Of unds forfeited for taxes approved
Fmher l5'h Is, he Auditor Of Arkansas. \
i9.y dl "tT;r the southeast quarter OF section
en town,hiPtwo north OF the base line. of range
et,t 81 tile fiji h princi nj meridian. containing
hUn red and >iN,y acrcs. at pubic auction un The
p Mon lay Of February. lSbl. and no person
: bid or "tfe ed to pay he taxes and costs due
on. the said tract Of land remained forfeited to
! ud 5 ate of Arkansas. and the undersigned f.
, mTFeS. having on he 18th day OF February
applied 10 81 Auditor to purchase said tract Of
and huing furnished by said Auditor with a
em,tt If he amount Of taxes due thereon nnl
| 2 ~ th1t day paid to the Treasurer Of sail
E Jhc said am unr to wit fourteen dollars and
i've crntS. that being he amount of taxes due
+ n-thc sail a. 5. llDey. as Auditor rs afore-
| ii on that day execute to said DismukeS deed
sd land, under the authority of the provisions Of
n> a. lao, li6. Of chapter 80 of the Digest Of
! sta-utes Of Arkansas. yestiug in said Di,mHkes
lers ANA ass gns forever, all the right title in
y claim and estate Of the frmer owner 10 and
II tract Of land and also all the right. title, in
= and claim Of the State of Arkansas thereto
p| therefore, |. Z. +. Di>mu1es. the grantee
esaid. do hereby call on all persons who can set
ny right to the lands purchased. in consequence
p ini'rmality. or any irreGularity or illcgality
nccted with such sale, to show callse' at the first
Of The chanoery court Of Pulaski county. 10 be
IN Pulaski county. = six months after the pub
! ~ OF" this notice. and which court is to be ho-
.on the first Monday in February. 1853, why
! -l9 50 made should not be confirmed"
+. +. DlSMUKES.
'ILLIANs & WILLIAMS Solicitors.
ar.h u l-5S H.. (n.t of rfly SIS
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5AMDEN HIGH SCsOcT.
n ~ ! ANLEf, A. B.. Primes al.

NJ. L.. CASfEEL dssit nj
nf ,in uuoh has recently been placed in cha,oe
" tiie ABOVE mentioned instructors Tho p;
V'lHI y graduate of the CLiversity of Ger; -,
nNleis. lie brings iatterine testi,noneI - i az
from the Faculty of Frankfort Calico ~
CO "i mas employ ed as his assistant MI. NJ
eoi gentleman OF amiahe cuali,ins ami en-
competent to take charge of the stndia az. iuE
uh1eT ms supervision Mr. c. his t,rgbt ,or =. oe
~; f !fie at two years at Ten Spring Cba,
:. n's :cilool affords Yer, superior adyantaons fr
.lc "'taihneht o. liberal education l. s 80 ~
10 urge IN this enlightened day tbe ro.t s I'ec e
inei,a culture All classes Of men rerf,otI,. ~ u
SIahd its Importance. The history If ;,anIi'
shows that the seat of epire never iii
Nor t;I III" tne seat Of intellectual power
go i ~ 'i@n degree of mental developpent loss ,ad
'.- % i'ihNiGnai snrcess He who wonld cor,n,s,a
"""iths ana clgnihed position amonr bis ou, -
~ Pee' 70 q" 20 only by the cultivation of nnbIn
man ~ "m oF heileetnai superiority. Tbesceleyaic
liieh 70 places OF distinction and nroft To H.;
therofore who is anxious for his own sncco ~ M
me success OF his children in f, the arrr,o. i
oehaif OF finished and useful education sr'. ~
win overwhelming force. "fFea's
The Camden Iigh School o4roro .,
menus 70 young men who wish tn pursia a CI;I
ana scientific Course. While the design of b
sIuclo[s VIII ne at all events to impart useful no
ee! VIII FOSTER IN every student a true don;tv
Vi behavior and manliness of bea,ing IT,. ies tis
we regard as mere outlines of any snbie, "ooNH'
,e'i auohs VIII he enlarged by freouent AMI aII ~
efenfeS. Camden is of the most ,,leasa't ".1
f. LaI : -, ,leS III south Arkansas. Good board can
= ae liau at TIo Sl2 month. Our school bniId;na
vantnge" IN @ and or somfortabe With many sd
age OF an appreciative public Our present soss;nn
oee'l Oh the "a Nov. The institution is established
on permanent basis Our terms are. per session Of
oI n,o 'hons E SioG3o according to the studies pur
:. fnPiiS charged from time of entrance No doduc-
u'iis except '0r nnavoiiihle nro idential causes,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
JANIS HINTON. T2res;{s,t
k. A. Calawav Ferdinand William,
REFERENCES
hon' iiowei l,obh. Of Ga. See. U. :. T.
Court Ga ia'F'fn warner formerly Judge Supreme
Hon. Il. ". Iilliard of Alabama.
" =. II. Iill. Of Ga
+" /. J. Gartrell NJ. c.. Ga.
,ono a A. Church. D. D.. President Of Franklin Col
Dr. F. !. Bacon. Camden.
nnn : -
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ANAWAY from my plantation. , miles e.
below Arkade phia. in Dallas county. Ark. X
fhe 3ih February y negro man liAkk he ~
put 30 years old tanner by trade, stout, chunky
beni~h ba k weighs about 100 or l70 pounds, 5
y or inches high lisps little when talking, a
q wide space between his front teeth. hair grows
ao"n on hi forehead is sunk across tic fore
~ Inst above the eyes. Said boy belongs TO DR..
s' Haywood. Of Raleigh, n. c.. was brought tn this
untry ov me about Chrstmast last. From threats
pe by him to my negroes he will make an effort
- oaeS to North Carolina, by trying to get on a
Hmhoat for Memphis Tenr.. then on the Cars: he
y he lurking about Tulip. or Princeton, or Cam
q or Fine Bluff. and probably may call himself
~, or some other name. ! will give Fifty Dol
for the said boy to be delivered 10 nv oyerser at
Plantation in Dallas county. Ark, post Office
\ \ heinaSso' Ark. or SIS for him to be confined in
20 can get him. JOS. A. WHITAKER.
me Blum Democrat copy times, and forward
count to me.
March 80 le5e &c
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Portable and Stationary
5 Il T. A VI Nf.IN ES.


SOUTHERN Depot for the States Of Tou;s;on,
- - MISSISSIPPI. Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and
texas Is established at No. 70 eravier street New
orleans, where the subscriber who is sole agent e y
the above States is receiving from eight to siyreen
every month Of sizes from to 81 horse power. Of
these celebrated Engines which after test Of nine
years OF upwards OF 500 Engines in al the States 81
the Union all giving the nost complete satisfaction.
as beng the oniy Portable Engine having cvln
aer ooiier' which : all utii,x.d heating sur
iace ana perfectly accessible Inside and
out for cleaning; requires no brick work to pnt
mem III operation no special skill TO set them up and
Oh. 5he smallest proportion # fuel t. run them
Also. Constantly in sore. Sash md Circular Saw
Mills: Straub's Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills:
Newell Cotton Screws. Tor steam or horse power:
CarVer improved Gin Stands: with Shifting PulIivs.
Stands, Boxes and Bolt. ready TO fit out comnlefa
at the shortest noti,e. Steam Cotton Gins saw com
and Flour Mills which can be .u- in operation in a
lew e uaSs a'tsr beng re eved Descriptive pamphlets
%ith 40 testimonials, will be sent hv mail to ai.y AL
dress. SAnrFi nj GIIWsM x a."
70 GraNier street New Olleans.
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Spirits Iurpen.n,e and Lard Oil.
sUSr received and for sale at the cash store bv
=" hhrlt 0. i>j>. NJ OSBORN
CURES GUARANTEEDM

Rev. Peter Cuip. ". u.
SoMERvILLE. Tenn, May IA 1857.
Dr. J: A. CLoPToN huntsville Ala: Dear sir
II affords me joy inexpre-sihle to inform YOU that
your invaluable O;ntlnent has efectualy currd
'"itef on my wi'es face of Il or Is years standing
Z r9f some Tune previous q getting your Ointment
VI 'eI Il" ma, oeen Very much infanied and at tn,
nm we mace the first applcation she was su,f ring
1 great deal, We alped the ointntent a,c,rdn. e
aHeciohs eight or ten days after which the cancer
healed very fast. and was soon wall ma III ~.
ever since, about year now NS V~'
PREVIOUS to using Nour remedies nv wifi. had n.cd
numerous things every ne making her cancer ~, re
We learned il, IN Mrs IIix, lugranc. that v,ucurad
Il cancer n her nose Of - yclr,' siundn, nri ~
on hFs. Christiina Moor. face Of 2v ~ stSnJ.,Ir
w"u'd be glad 10 get two boxes Ike the one
ns+d Sh"uil lou sud them, will forward the
money BY return mail.
Respectfully PETER CULP N. y.
Pamphlets conriiaing testimonials cf Il highest
character VIII be forwarded 70 any that may wSh
them
Acr"t''a, Tcers Sore Legs and Ill d eases Of the
SKIN cur g. Me icincs forwarded by mail. Tosti-
molAaiS r.n he seen ut t4is office
AddresS j. \. CLUPTON. NJ. D..
Det. ,, lSUi. jHynfSTj5Ts
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CT Mr.. Chas McMicken, Of Cincinnati, who
lately died, left m st of his property for educa-
tional purposes. The Cincinnati Enquirer says
the property is worth more than S1,0O0OOO, of
which he bequeathed $4,000 to 100000 to
the city of Cincinnati to establish Free Uni
vtrsity, educational ard charitable. All branches
Of education are to be taught.free, and orphans
from the age OF five to fourteen, are to be sup.
ported cut of the endowment; those capable.
TO be thoroughly and classically educated; and
those Incapable, to be taught trades out Of the
Same
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SEtAEFD PROPOSALS

IWR FlasIeling th- Court House ~ prov-rg-;,lo
L f1Wne county Arkansas. Will be received hv thr
understand APPOINTED Conm;Ssi ncr hv the Conn.,
Curt q sad conny for that urpose until the Sd, h
he work to b. cxoou'cd on or before the first Of
August, ls5>. in the best possible stvle roobinin.
neatness ard durability,
The extent Of pla>terine viii he over 1000 sororo
Nan's Also pnynte contra = for Painiine and (iut-
erIe sall court iouse viii be entered into on ia
Norahle terms mm diatrly.
v.. JOHN WRIGHT. Cnnqisioaer.
s5I5 Des Are Citizen publish > months and ..,l !
ac cunt 10 Commi,Si, uer
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HAYNES HOTEL,

Elm Street bet,oeen Scott and Cumberland,
LITTLE ROCK, Akks.
HAVING purchased the above named pro- ~.
1 4 peIty. and ut it il the most cemplriel lie III,
pair refyted with new furniture am prepared -
e. accommodate the travelling community in a style
unsurpassed by amy houS' in he STATE
My TABLE shall he furnished at all times with the
best the markets Of the place and esev here afford
without regard to expense and trouble and no effort
my part shall be spared to render the guests of tic
house comfortable.
The STABLES in connection with the house. arc
under the surveillance of the proprietor andattentive
ostlers will always be waiting rchder every at
tention STEPHEN HAYNES.
IiftIe Rock Nov 10 1887