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LONDON SOCIETY.

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and thoroughly unique in their matter as IN Iher d e
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"TAe Beseyed Resident keen sighted man Of the Tord
7er sometimes even whimsical huos aud reeaEday reporter
Of the incidents heard the most entertaining authors
whom las ught i0rh"
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THE pEurscHB zEIrUyG BERLW.

IN the most important contribution to the histo
The have yet seen"
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This collection Of letters valuable contribution to The hs'o
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rrIP ppIrIsu orARTFRLY REEIEY.

The personal these letters unqueion2by that
which gave certain that the depeable a
and unworthy actions which Besged the chronce' viii
have to be taken any truthful narrative Of the great
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Probby Of the campan amply satisfied our
picturesque The description Of the battle Of
Grayeotte page Of Taus and for aT VTdn
might stand BY the side Of Thacyd4es narrative Of the plague
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Sf''N- 1urr grpars

oyrrcr OF TIE COMMISSIONERS The EEEcrioS o. rHE
PrBLro BUILDlSGs. PHILADELPHI, jane - iS7%
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- de oce Of Commissioner No. l03 Chesinu. anul 1s
R m SfrE ny and MARBLE that may be required The ho Etsor
,s areas ana courts Rege Of The public bunD aiFsHh-
qF proposal % be considered conform The osng coz
Fs must be rom responsible and experienced DesoH regu.y
in the Of furnishing dressing Ana setuat '. - . @ So 80
budngs for tue eaie materials aad "'FA dresser 'S ~
so-a s s The shortest dme required complete the whole work
TAlrd All the labor Of tssg stone mus, BE lsIoIas a t -
r dressed the basement and area walls compete nS
ne ssr .s M Il must Se sccoaoae BY sample Of The material intended
furnished ofa sle not s An 81 ,nehs coe SO. ss &
tyH y tis % ssS sbil of he bidders 70 control supply
gl g rom he ssme and complete Ehos proposed for
sLtA be accompanied By eeraaeAse nav oa a -
H oses No los wsshagol ths eject mas 'ss Ss
bidder shall 90, execute eo1' 1. % S sye ' nsr tSs
gorE Is awared he s be deemed As ieenng AID vi = ls
0r ssseou. and plan, Of the Arehses JOHN
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The expressly rsssrved By the Boar o. Enss %
and all BIDS which shsy may dse@ p'"'-' Ss
popo. to b. addressed Board Of q Yss,S.''
i0P A. v. CRAVEN,
Ic BUCKH0UT
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u those that have had srt success columns Of contemporary
lie has style Of writing that reminds Of NJ BerrA Osoorne
tang-s STYLE which the Paans and tie siege lent themselves
with singular felicity. He the Of putting commonplace ooserva
nons N a noYe way. generally telling and often shnging'
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% surero the War which furnished BY
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eou with eOmmeatar and the connected exposition the
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highest degree useful The Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
excel ed those all journals in pompdude, copousaes aud
accuracy" -,
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have beelexp
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IRON SIDR-WHEEL STEAMBOAT FOR
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RnAr. station b. NeH.l0rk.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20

Last Wednesday, according to no
tice, previously given, Maj. j, J.
Witherspoon, the agent ofthe Cairo anc
Fulton Railroad Company, addressed
4 respectable number Of THE citizens Of
this county, at the court house, with
a view Of demonstrating to the people
how they might have the road com.
plctcG from St. Louis TO Fulton, on
Rcd river, by the first day Of january
next. just exactly how well he sue
eceded, We are unable at this time 10
say. On behalf Of the company, he
has made and liled his application to
the county court, for the subscription Of
one hundred thousand dollars to the
capital stock of the company, to he
paid in twenty year bonds, bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent per
annum, the interest payable annually
in advance, and the bonds not to be IS
sued until the roads completed through
the county. His idea seemed to be
that If the people Of the county would
accept this proposition, the road would
be completed by the first day Of next
January. On the subject of the loca~
ton of the road Maj. Witherspoon had
but little to say, inasmuch as with that
matter he had nothing to do. This
was a matter to be determined solely
by Mr.. Morley, the chief engineer o.
the company, who, by the way, Is to
be expected aleng the line soon. When
he comes, we suppose it will be time
enough to submit propositions locking
to the location of the line by, and the
establishment of n depot at or near our
county town. Upon this question of
location we may have more to say at a
future day.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20

The New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
As we expected, the administration
party has triamphed in the Granite
state. We foreshadowed this result
in Sundays Gazette. The combined
power ofthe administration was brought
to bear to bring about this result.
The result Of this election insures
Grants nomination at Philadelphia;
The nomination of liberal republican
ticket. one that viii command The
combined support of the opposition
and the retiracy Of the democracy as
party from the field Of national polite
the present year. 1t will have tn
eject to concentrate and crystalize th'
clements opposed 10 Grant. 1t kills
off the impracticables at one fell swoop'
This New Hampshire victory will turn
out to be a Waterloo defeat 10 the
rrosident next November.-Little ROcG
s.yasstte
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20
NAsHrNGToN, ARK, /
March 16. 1872. {

hIdICu 10, IOi-'
At a meeting of The citizens and
property holders of Hampstead county,
held this day in the court house,
for the purpose Of consultation as to
what action shall be taken by them in
reference to the proposition OF the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company,
that Hampstead county issue its bonds
to said railroad company, for the sum
Of one hundred thousand dollars pay
able in twenty years and bearing inter-
est at the rate of six per cent per
annum, the following proceedings were
had:
Hon. A. B. Williams was called to
tae chair, and in a few appropriate
remarks explained the object of the
meeting.
On motion of Col. j. A. Williamson
John Brooker was chosen secretary.
Hon. Jno. II. Elkin aud Col. j A.
Williamson, being called on, expressed
their views AMI opinions upon the SUBJ
jet matter of the meeting, in short and
sensible addresses.
Col. j. a. Williamson submitted
the following which was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That a committee of four
be appointed to confer with the officers
of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Company to ascertain upon what
terms Of any, the olisars of said
railroad company will agree to run
said railroad through, and put depot
in or near the town of Washington.
Ga motion OF Hon. Jno. Il. Eakin
the chairman of this meeting was made
chairman ofsach con ni.te9 of confer>
euce.
The following named gentlemen
were put in pomination a. members Of
the committee and we're unanimously
chosen: George Taylor, NJ. d. Kent,
W. w. Andrews AMI ID. w. JONES'
\. B. Williams, chairman.
On motion Of L. d. Jett the commit
tee were instructed to confer 10 person
with the officers Of the the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad Company, and report
their action at an adjourned session Of
this meeting.
On motion of L. ID. Jett it was re.
solved that Q subscription be taken up
to deiray the expenses Of said commits
tee in going to Little Rock to consult
with the Railroad officials.
On motion Of Col J. \. Williamson,
subject the the call of the
chairman Of the committee Of confer
ence.
a. i. WILLIAMS, Gin.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20
a. i. WILLIAMS, Gin.
JOIN BRooKER, Sccg.
WAsnrNoroN, Marc. ii, 1872.

WASHINGTON, Marc. ii, 1872.
Pursuant to a call, a meeting of the
citizens Of Washington was held at the
court hou4c OH the evening Of the 1ith
inst, for the purpose Of cnquiring into
the expedieney Of organizing a Fire
Company.
Col. ID. ". Jones was called to The
chair, and W. II, AIcWhortcr requested
TO act as secretary The chairman
having explained the object Of the
meeting, a temporary organization was
effected end an election for officers held
which resulted as follows:
J. w. VANCE, Foreman, q
A. Z. EAKGN, Asst. do.
W. II. McWHORTER, Sesg,
II. b. TOLAND, Treasurer.
C0mmiHss on Finance. B. w.
Green, II. Lazarus, Ike Guest
Erecmire Commt'e.-D. w. Jones,
J. p Etter, A. j. Warner, w. G.
Smith, NJ. Brands.
Messrs. J. W. Vance, J. p. Etter
and A. l.. Warner were selected as
committee to draft a constitution and
code of bylaws for the future governs
ment Of the organization, with instruc'
tions to submit the same at next
meeting.
On motion Of j. p. Etter, the s'c-
rotary was directed to furnish the editor
of the Washington Telegraph with the
proceedings of this meeting, with a
request to publish the same.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned
to meet next Wednesday night at I
o'clock.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20

By reference to the proceedings of a
meeting held at the court house on
last Saturday evening, elsewhere pub
llshed in this paper, it will be seen that
our people are waking up, at least, in
some degree, TO realizing sense Of
the important events that are about
to transpiro in our midst. We do
earnestly hope that the committee an
pointed by the meeting referred to will
lose no time in making such repre-
senIation of facts and prospects to the
officers of the company as will induce
them to submit such definite PROPOSE,
tons with regard to- the location of the
road, as can be intelligibly acted upon.
A railroad through this county, more
than any other one thing, will contri-
butte to the prosperity and financial
Independence of its citizens, and we are
at all times, and under most all circnm-
stances in favor Of railroads, and we
expect whatever OF influence we can
command to be eXerted in behalf of
these great ciyiiizing and developing
enterprises. But while we thus an
nounco ourselves as unqualifcdly in
favor Of railroads. we think there is a
/ good and better side to the picture,
and that if the people Of the county
are to MD in building the road bya sys.
! TEN OF taxation which will effect all
alike, the interest Of all ought to be
consulted, with a view Of Yielding the
"greatest good to the greatest number. Z"
| I'VE do not mean ono. Il this time.
If necessary TO the early completion of
the road, or if the same will materially
aid the enterprise in any manner, let
the county take stock to the amount of
one hundred thousand dollars, and
then, if the officers of the Company
can be induced by SO doing to locate
the road through the centre of the
county, or by, or very near to our
county seat, let the people subscribe a
like amount, and donate, actually gire
to the Company, lands equal in value
TO the sum of both the above mentioned
subscriptions. Docs some one say are
caat?' The spirit that would be the
instigator ofsuch an expression, especial.
ly at time like the present, when all the
future of our county and our county
seat especially hangs upon the action,
the enlightened, liberal and immediate
action of our citizens, never did, and
never will do anything.
Folly! The people of Hampstead
county can build railroad through
any portion Of the county if they wW.
Not able? That is not what is the
matter if we fail in this crisis to
mould for ourselves a bright and glow
ing future Of commercial and financial
Importance and prosperity, it will not
be because we we're mot allie" but Roi
,rilbag.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20
A CALL.

Members of the County Executive
Committee of the Conservative party
of Hampstead county are requested TO
meet me a. my office, in Washington,
on Saturday the 30th instant, for the
purpose of taking such action as may
be considered advisable, after consulta,
ton, with reference TO the calling of n
county convention to elect delegates
to a State convention to be held at
Little Rock, on the 10th of June, and
for the consideration of other impor>
tant matters. The friends of the con-
sentative cause, are respectfully invi-
ted to meet with us in consultation al
that time.
]. L. BORDEN, Chm.
Nnshirrtou March On 1879
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20

. The County Court Of Clark county
has ordered an election TO be held on
the 10th day CT April, upon the propo-
sition to subscribe one hundred tbou-
sand dollars to the capital stock Of the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company.
The order makes the issuance of the
bonds conditional that is they are not
to be Issued unless the road shall pass
within enc mile of the court house in
the town of Arkadelphia. The editor
ofthe South Western Republican thinks
the stock will be voted by five hundred
majority. notwithstanding one man
there, a member of the ring, says that
he has the dots and the count, and
swears that he viii carry the county,
four to one, against the proposition.
That paper warns him that the people
are in earnest.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20

A bill is now pending in congress,
providing for an appropriation of three
hundred thousand dollars for the re-
moval Of the raft from Red river. We
hope it will become q law.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-03-20

ny were you not at our railroad
meeting The other evening ?" said n
friend whom We met on the street
yesterday. We will tell you, friends,
why we were not there. We know it
is our duty as public journalist to be
always everywhere, ana constantly at
our Office besides, but our want of the
attribute of ubiquity prevents. We
know, too, that we ought to have
sufficient number of reporters employed
Ga. good respectable wages to find
out everything Of a public nature, land
private, too, as for that matter,) that
is going on in the community, but our
want of the necessary means prevents.
IF We had sufficient means, and felt
justified in doing so, we would employ
so many and such active reporters that
our Office would become, indeed, great
TELEGRAPuTo head,centro, and no
reader in the northwest corner of the
county should be able 10 say that we
were a clever fellow, or that we pub
lished the best local paper in the State.
without our Immediately finding it out
and printing il; but at this present
writing we are not able to make this
grand forward movement all at once
Of course, we expect 10 be, but in the
meantime we must ask our readers TO
exercise the virtue of patience.
On account Of the want OF these
facilities, we had no knowledge that
there was to be railroad meeting, and
this is the reason we were not there.
We were very busy in our office oil
day, using cur limited means 10 the
best of our ability in preparing this
pepper for our readers, and trying to
make it as interesting TO them as we
could. We do not suppose the thought
ever entered anybody's head that we
would like to be present, or that It was
at all necessary that we should be
the proceedings could be published in
the Telegraph, and that would be
sufficient,
Certainly we publish the proceedings,
because we are working for our sub
scribers, and we want them to know
everything that is going on in which
they are interested. aud we Want to
interest everybody in railroads, and we
intend to do everything in our power TO
hurry up the building Of them, and the
consequent development of our re-
sources and the Improvement of the
country generally, and its inhabitants
particularly. This is our aim, and we
are not going to be deferred from the
pursuit of our object by cold shoulder
here, a little cold water there, nor any
nor all of the thousand difficulties and
discouragoments, which lie thick snd
heavy in our pathway. We would
like for everyone who has any appre-
citation of us or our efforts TO help US
in TIE work we have undertaken.
Even their smiles and courlesies will
be encouraging to us, and will tend,
greatly, to tighten the burdens we have
to bear, and strengthen us for the task
that isTtfore us.