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New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

DAY Arl H. II m Bs exchange arria 5aaaza
an 81 D,miu-o CRY In sans suit purchasers sale
f'' l's-' ' sPofFoGD BROTHERS Co. % Broadway
A NCHOR LINE. EXPRESS STEAMERS
- sell from Pier q. Eorih River. New York-
o5MPA 4s @ % reIT1S4 S5, "s5s1,y s. 4DTi . 49,
COLUMBIA. ......-..... . " siEssaaY April -
& P5ss s % % "a -asa4 ] s5 70 1as sr 5a S D5a nm 81 ss5 As
safely speedily. comfortably, and ceaply any 2er ouie or line
Ta-ls be- bought az lowest
By applying at the CoHPaa'' % r, Bss7g-ss7 srrlrps
EOR LIVERPOOL,
CvIAQUREysTOwy.
CARRYING THE T. s MAILS
TrrF LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
viii .r.tc oue OF l power
PROM PlEg No. 40 \. R., EVERY WEDN ESDAE
a. follows
MINNESOTA. Capt T. p April D. At 2Io n n.
MANHATTAN Capt Jas PRICE. jL..Aprl % At 500
WIsCOSsIS Cat; 7. ". FEEENAX.. NAY at l.5J p
NEVADA Can't Nav a. a. 800
WYOMING Capt .............M MAJ a. a. l.J1 p
CABIN passage. 81. Eoa.
seease passage Oao-. No % Braaova7l, so currency.
FoT IegLt or esbE passage, s7airto
WILLIAMS 4 GrIoy No 81 Wal
TNMAN Line For QUEENSTOWN and
LIvERPOOL-RoT NAL steamer, asDeBej sail iols~s
CITY on BRiSIOL.......... THl iSDAi. Aurl lr n
err or cS........ THCRsDAY Apal l79LE-
CRY or BALIIMORB.......... THURSDAY April a pm
Sor,h RIVER 1a'''--' -----.,-1- -
CABIN So and slvo eoi according 10 rommolanoh h0and mp
sTEEGAGEIo Lyer7oo o9eenssE1 glasgow Londonderry,
Lo.-l- - u p, ~ - -, - hen
msrE, and Pans at r-iueed s'es
For CABIN asg general bushes apply a. ibs conpaHy Once
For sssslsss Passlge at % Broadway.
opoxyru1 rArIk - 9ihs chss M o2' Pias1 aisp q 20
p 6 BR0WS o5 sour6 Nsrie.-si. Cliearo.
WM lSAAS. Liverpool, an No. Rue SCRIBE Paris
NETWORK TO CARDIFF.
y TE soUTI WALES Atlas re STEAMSHIP ,5 ,G5oMPAsTS
SHIPS r iroa. PeuHsvivuua Railroad uaTf Jey CIV:
GLAMORIA .'''''''-..'..' ~ NJ
P.MBROAk. slAI -
Urs por the Bristol Chanhe and all other
e 1sips buIt expressly for the provided
lie se il r1avtsats far H. comfort on7sHleaeso
v CABIN AND sIkEAAeA rA5sSSsaH7 IS 555 sli ssr-.D,,
s-ooaa Cab.p.......................s ss5 enrrrney
Prelais sicaa, Celce rom C,Tiia sai eurrsney
Po1 i -ei 5.r nc tus fpy in Cas CompnH' oaoe' No
D''A 0--H'''' - ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co. Agents
NORTH GER,IAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
PoR soUIHANPToy AND BRBMES
CK5AI Aar s = Ill., Br,lara Per foot hri'l HoboGeH
s,saH.a1S BRnME, c,r. J. Klat wEDSEsDAl April ls
RATS of PAssAGh TO LONDON HAy M Es ~ Hve ASy SHhhS
Fft cll.H.....
Second '''''''''''''''
/ ff,l-l torn OEAhlJhs q To-, Agents
2BoHlus-grrea-
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANls MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW iORA AND HAWKE CALL4"I
At BRESl. ~,
We .penid vces this vor for the Continent vii sA
Gor Pier no. 50 h0rB River ~ follows;
WILLIE UU HAVEE elrlo mt .aA - hnAlt Apnl ~
PERFTRE DaHrs. .......NA tDAl Nav
XASIINGTO n -koussau itJAl. Mai
ST. LAT RENT. Aenaur NAI bDAl Nay il
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD uncudng Einsl
TO BREsT OR HAfRk.
Frst Cshin...........5 rs Second Uabla......'SlS
Tlese steamers Do uo nassengen-
returning the continent OF Europe
bv Lazlsn raiHa AlA me som
~ crossing the Chauue trouble and expense
GhO. MACKENZIE Agent No 81 BroalNGl
CTATL LINE STEAMSHIP Co.
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New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
frnInrlll.

O''A ' S so q & S N All SfT MIz Nir .i8 r. S
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
ra o-s The CompaHJ il i CIV on the m dsr Of Agr mex st
COLUMBUS CINCNNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY to tbs
Company then 70 be submitted ioT nfcatoa ana approval by the
TEIAs ANP PaeIao VIC, R1mgAT NV qesaAsr Coy
4 SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCK
y HOLDERS o. he TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COZ
WEDSESBAY April Is is55 a. ociosl p m wy
2 B. HART. Secretary
C0MMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
interest Registered stock, payable AFr 1879 eolscr y
JOIN B. MANNING $ Eev-.t
NOTICE.-THE ORANGE COUNTY Ma
eosHs ur % as an Ho,rae er and other cTiors of al $50
a'il'' 'hs a'soa'ion for payment Date Jan = l51
o'''l PrlIlsllfHf1 SIzas1 i1P Ma1cP GTFAs' is l!
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
~ nf
Compluy hs don o. hiryhree and oneh r3 per
T e en' 5 u 7seioa & share can sabs-Se oT u s
A. subscriptions must be made between Nav and a 1872 and no
subscription received date The following The
dates parasn: Fir, sen Of per between Aia an O.
notice IN in Ailments no exceeding per asy one tine ne
P1Ess Of Ans new s9s- & % nay be o & 7. t % @ h. ma ~, is
ran O. Subscription desired EDMUND SMITH IIeasare-
OTT1cE oF THE LAEE SHORE Micms.N sor-HEESy
RAILWAY Co., CIErEIASD Ohio, Apri lJ'3 49,
PROPOSALS viii be received by this Com
+TydSESTI VII A4Bas M AYD McHIGAS RAILROAD coMPASY
u Fifteen Thousand Five hunired and E eA 81 Dol
B,ni Of Com
F GEO B. BLY secrriarr.
CTOCK and GOLD PRIVILEGES a SPE-
- CIALTTst the best dealt Gtiested
that PRIVILEGE uegot.ted through this
ae Was rrer slonOrd See Guctaons report o.
me Tr.suus WIILIAM WARD p Brual7t..
Broker IN Bones siocss Cold. Sc
UFTICT 07 THE LAEE snoEE AND A.cH8AS SlrrgEES
EAuwaY CaupAyv CLEvrrkyD Ohio. March =. i'1l ;
V7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCh-
HOLDERS OF this COMPAsT for the ELECTIOE o DlREC-
TORS r ensuing Of 0her appropriate
Will be be ce OF he COMPANY. in tl tf Of Cey
land OHIO WDEEsDAI the "a. day Nav between the
u and O'Clock TIE afternoon o that
e traugfs, Company win he closed O. he close o. bns
~ Aqr aha VII ~ morning % the
en- dsg n 1Iar rert GEORGE 3. ELY, Secretary.
OFTICE DELAWARE HrDsoS CAsAL Coz
EEF-T0RK. april 3. 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS election o. MnaEers wl b.
Company, No q Broadway TUESDAY lJh
Nav
u closed the evening Of April ID 1rl
morning 81 Nay lt. ..
b. 90 % Board. JAMES G. hAtIl ". lreasuref.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

LlDlUtuU AuIlIt3-
OFTIrE 90 THE CrnHruIAxD CoAL IRox C1lp,vY.
Nsvg-YoKE. March l -51A
4 Sem-Annual DIVIDEND OF SIX PER
n CNT declared Board Of Directors
able on aud after TUESDAY Arn D. Tie transfer books viii be
closed from the % the l5t Of April both inclusive.
J RICHARDS Secretary.
OrgrE oE rHE BaeLE FEE Co, NEu.YoEK April lg5s.
A SEMl-ANAUAL DIVIDEND of Ten PER
~ CENT has this Jay been declared payable on 1l inst
A. D. CLlNIOS, Secrearr.
OFFTcs oY THK CHicAGo canada Co.
No 10 Wuinu-st, NEE-YoEE. March -, lG5l :
V1HE spmi-aunua interest maturing April I,
g73 on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of tie CHiCiGC ana
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY viii be- nul and
po1imo Union Tu Conrauv q SevYorE 70
Eroadsar N. COURTMGHT. Prcsdent
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
Central Railroad Go. OF NeW-Jersey
CONVERTIBLE BONDS DUE 1902.

The Company oHer pr sni accrued interest un further nocs
Of tie Bonas II preferred the coupon vii he
detached aud interest deucted from the payment
The Bonds interest SEVEN PR CENT have coupons
tslrd payable ard aud be ei uf
hnier bond BE- desel
Bous convertible par into stoc between Nov ss, AMI
Nov. :. 4Bl1. Appli 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23
EN- Ell. AIM ACEN
DED.T0MASI0L0SAHIJ0 DEMAYAGUEz(|
ST ENCUEVIRAN DE- TENTA lS ARTICULE CGUIENYES

Maquinas de coser de varias clases.-P Polvos para
limpiar plata-Cuchillos tenedores platf con
mango de marfi.-Cuoharas plateadas fna E-lJaco-
reras iarros &.-Palas de MADEIRA y de h'er1 p.7Mo-
limos de acero para moler caf6.V Venteadores de ca
f6. -Quinques para kerosina = gasolina.- m
pertador.- Cerraduras de pestillosmovibles ques sir
ven para 81 lado derechoy el zquierd0. gujas pa
"a ell ladO derecho ell Z9uierdo "A gujas para ma
dufsas Y piezas sueltas.-Hilos sedas para idem.-
Pnturas de todas classes sceites.-Lona para velas
de Duques botes.-T ornillos para ma9ninas de va
Dor de otras clases. Cornisas de metal para ador
nos de salas vidrios de todas todas clases.-Lunas
Isueltas para espejos-C -Cerday puma para colchones
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y almohadas sneltae.- Tut
bo para quinques de aceite kerosina.- -Crstalerfa
de toda clase.- .-Carfhaies de dos cuatro asientos
para ninos otros muchos artfculos impossible dc
enumcrar. SO-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

Maderas de todas clases y tejamanf. .-Arados de
Varias Mbricas iEManE0e, ti1nOhes yfeias de re-
puestO, de tod0s n6merOs7 Qgincalla de toda clase
6instrumenteS de cafpinterOs toneleros.- Correas
de oueropara maqumas deVap desde 5purgadss
[T-EstOpa para n6Quinas de vapOr cartfcuboa de
patentsTAlquit -Estopa para bnqnest gueI
les para bocasde hornala a.-Remaches de cohre Dae
ra correas de vapor.Llaves de v41bulas para vappr
desde & puIEadh TSla de adambfe de vaTios ta4
mAfios para cedaz0s de gparapoy-Tela de gonna pal
ra maquinas- s-Cedazo sueltos de- alambre v cpbre.
Baldes hiefT0 anizado para hA6iendas AEfec<
calesas y cafretas Santas para item, -.Camooes
ruedas rayos sueltos .Aceite9 9depezuha 4Barniz
fno para tapar nados.-Llaves inglesas para todos
gueras de gonna de 1.9y 4 pulgadas< Afneses. para
mulas y cabaf los Jaqulmones de cuero para idem.
ma cabalfete de Is qq.-Muelles de todas clases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

"a que graeribe tienA el honor de .participar
tAnto al p6blicO en- general como q todos los far
mac6uticOs de La 1sla en- particular heber ab1er-
to un nuevo establecimiento de Farmacia situa-
do en- IA calle de San Francisco ndmeao "a en-
al que encontrara1 sus favorecedores un esme-
RADIO tratO y i1i complete suFtido de drogaspro-
ductOs quimieos patentiEado euales ofreee
como procedentes delas meioress casas de Euro
pa los Estados-U UmdOs con quienes esta rela-
CiOnadO, teniendO La satisfaction de ser ell prl-
nero en-. Ofrecer al pGblico varios medicamen-
tos intrOducidos recientemente en- la medicina,
tales como: .L-f .lI ..lt ~ =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

El Eucalyptus GlObulus, nuevo febrffugos usa-
do con gran exito en- Espafia, Argelia Y C6rcega
y que tanto por sus prOpiedades medicinales &C.
mo por su buen gusto esta llamado ser gene
raj su usO, a-sssf i.
!, Et suJobinato de soda. nuevo purgante saline
sin el sabor desagradable de todos los purgan-
tes de su clase. go So
EI sirop Dusart de Lactof6sfato de cal reme
dio muy efcaz en- ell raquitismo las afecciones
6sea acompanadas de un NAL estado en- Las Was
digestivas, en- La disenterfa V otros varios me-
dicamentOs de muy dificil enumeracion.-Pto-
Rico enero 10 de 1S73.-MigaeLG G.. Ledesmd.21 72
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23
RE'rORNC,,
CONsIGNATARIOS.

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uaras ~ lada L0nNaa AaAeea AsA. fess8 laskx
eonp~Luka nasA IuAa NaaasAA eenpfaNsttkasa Aaaaa
- Il IanAa IossAT aAA - Alxn fx
- 60 II naskM ilsaae xN kIsk
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23
PRIMER vIAJE KENEUALs
y TLRHAI1h QlT1
SEGUNDo VIAJE MENgUAL.
ILEliADA. 8ALIllA.

4anaA eicaadO
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San FRANCISCO NUN. 81.


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NGLATERRA 7 PRANCIA.
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The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

Justice Of the Peace TO be 2 He
ought in our opinion, TO be a man
Of sound practical judgement, with
ut least common school education,
OF unbending integrity and inhexi-
bic decision of character. In q
word be ought TO be a sensible,
good man.
Now we hope no Justice of this
county will take it into his head
that because he does not answer TO
our description, that we are ccnsur-
ing him. We are not thinking Of
anybody but an icycat Justice of the
Peace, distracted from times, per-
sons and places. If We intended TO
censure any one, we would now
undertake to describe the poorest
specimen Of Justice we have any
acquaintance with, as one example
ofwhat Justice OF the Peace ought
not to be. Such, however is not
our object. We have simply point
ed out TO our readers the powers of
these Offices, that they might judge
of what ought properly to be eX-
pccted OF them in the discharge of
their duties
Now ye Justices of Mississippi
County A" with charity for all, and
malice against none" of you, we
ask you in the name of the lac to
faithfully execute the duties Of
your Office in a spirit Of justice, but
with unllinchlng frmness. BY so
doing, you will dignity your Office,
reflect honor upon yourselves,
maintain the publicpcace and once
more establish the sovereignty of
the law.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

tween the SETS, the fiddler, seekers
and mourncrs drink whisliey and
discuss theology, the subjects gen
orally being free grace, prcdesiina'
iion; transubStantiation, and the
lawlulness OF infant baptism. The
fiddler, however, takes the bold
ground that as Christ died to save
sinners. it stands TO reason that
there is no such place as a hell !;
that merciful God never torments
lIis creatures, and that when man
dies, he goes strait to heaven, no
matter whether he belongs 10 n
church or not; that for his part, he
has no more use for n preacher than
n blind man hag fora loolling-gl
and generally concludes with the
declaration that he hasn't been in
side Of a meeting house in twenty
years; though hIs wife devils the
life out of him about his sinful ways.
The next moment the company are
careering through the dance to the
music Of the ArkaLsaw Traveller T,
as The night wsnes, the fun grows
fast and furious; legs and feet are
handled with an agility that would
make n kangaroo ashamed of him
self, and the next morning the
company depart for their homes as
light of heart us though they had
never heard Of the devil or his
abode Of darkness.
In short" continued the stran-
ger, al believe the people Of this
county will engage in irolic, q
fight, n horse-racc, or a revival Of
religion with more zeal than any
people in the world. Can you eX-
plain this to me ?" We told him
that we couldn't explain, but would
publish his observations, and some
one might cnlightcn him through
the columns of the TINES. Who
will explain?
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor MS with
items Of news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
IN mind the following rules.
NRITE ONLY ON ONE SIDE OF TIE
PAPER; This rule is imperative,
aud we will hereafter pay no aticn-
ton TO letters written on both sides
of the sheet.
BE BRIEF, state what you have
60 say in the lewest possible words.
SEND Us NEWS, We want facts.
not disquisitions, moralizings or
reflections on them. Above all
things, DoN'T WRITE UNLESS you
HAyE SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30
We Want to Know.

=" What act Of McClure's did
Baxter expect to foil when he ap-
pointed democrats like McVeigh,
Peel, Butler, Henderson, Latta,
and hundreds Of others to Offices
which ofright belong to republi-
cans "-L. R, RCpueiicdn.
Mcclure was never known since
his advent into Arkansas, to look
with favor upon the appointment
of GENTLEMEN to Office. BY the APP
pointmcnt Of the above gentlemen
Mcclure was foiled by not having
the places filed by dishonest, COR
rupt, incompetent barnaclcs. lfhe
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

stances Of the same kind Of grand
eur, and learn hence why you have
been taxed beyond your strength,
and the state still insolven,. The
castles and palaces Of the carpet
baggers appear TO great advantage
when contrasted with the capitol.
Old, dilapidated and dismal looking
the Capitol is not particularly
prepossessing IN appearance. I'm
like the walls at Athens, as walls
are never whitencd, and when the
plastcring falls from them, il is
suffered to intermingle with the ac-
cumulaiing filth and debris Of years.
The Capitol might without violence
to history, stand for the tomb Of ar
kansas, which until lately has been
in the hands Of dishonest admins
traitors, who, in their eagerness TO
plundcr the estate and delraud the
heirs, have suffered il to fall into
ruin and decay. But properly to
appreciate the striking contrast be
tween the princely palaces of the
bcggarly carpct-baggers and the
Capitol, you must see them with
your own eyes.
In the hot summer months when
crops arc laid by, the farmers Of
Arkansas with shovols, spades, axes
and pickaXes are out under over
secrs, mending the roads; the pet
ty thieves of the peniteLtiary, in
their handsome uniforms, are quar-
rying rocks, while the lordIy rob.
bers Of Arkansas are either rustica-
ting upon an "extcnt OF improved
land greater than all their dreams
of riches ever presented to their
iancies,' or are irolicing at Cape
May and Niagara. 1t has been said
that wealth is the obedient and la
borlous slave Of virtue and honor,
and that if we command our wealth
we shall be rich and free if our
wealth commands us we are poor.
In Arkansas wealth is the obedient
and humble slave Of vice and pub.
lie knavery, and has been used to
command the people and keep them
Door and oppressed, The ring
bower which has thus reversed
he known laws of society, and
which, under the influence Of Gov.
Baxter is now broken, is about to
ally once more against the people |
nndcr the leadership of Joe Brooks.
Can there be q doubt as to where
the people Will stand in Q contest
with the ring?
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

objects 10 the appointments because
the appointees are democrats, we
ask hlm TO tell us why his ben" ideal
of q governor, Clayton, appointed
C. l., Moore County and Probate
Judge, the lamented J. B. Murray
Sheriff, J. b. Best Clerk, and after
wards G.. l.. Moore President of the
Board Of Registration? These
were Clayton's appointees in Mis-
sissippi County, and were all OF
them gentlemen and democrats,
yet Mcclure made no objection.
In thest instances, Clayton sought
to make his administration popular
by the appointment of a few gen.
tlemcn, and why is it not equally
commcndable in Baxter to adopt
tho some policy upon an extended
scale?
VIII Mcclure tell us his opinion
ofthe honesty and competency Of
McYcigh, Peel, Butlcr, Henderson,
Latta, ct al? And will he tell us
why, when governor Baxter during
the late canvass repeatedly dcdar.
cd to the people, that II elected, he
would appoint honest and compc-
tent men TO office, without regard
to party affiliations, he, Mcclure
made not the slightest objection?
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30
Justices of the Peace.

The Office of Governor is not
moro important to the people Of
a state than that of Justice of the
Peace. This proposition, We know,
will sound absurd to all who have
never given the subject careful
examination, but q moments reGeo-
ton will convince the most skepti-
cal. What are the duties of n JUS
ticc Of the Peace ? They are con-
servators of the public peace, and
as such may suppress all riots and
ailrays, and apprchcnd all disturb
ers of the peace they may punish
them by fine and take recogniz-
ances for their future good behav-
ior; or, if the ofl'ense be Of an ag-
gravatcd nature, such as felonies,
;hey may commit, or bind over the
offender for trial in q court Of Grim
inal Jurisdiction. In Arkansas,
they have exclusive jurisdiction in
matters of contract and replevin
where the amount in controversy
does not exceed two hundred
dollars, and concurrent juris-
diclion with the Circuit Court
where tho amount does not exceed
five hundred. That they may
properly exercise these important
functions, they are invested with
the power to issue subppnas fol
witnesses to appear in their OWL
courts they may administer oaths
in all cases in which an oath may
be required, and they may make
examinations and issue warrants il
cases Of bastardy and that all the
solcmnitics of court of Justic,
may be duly preserved, and its dig
nity maintained, they can fine fo
contempt or disobedicncc Of it
process. They may also celebrate
marriages. Now here are man,
powers conferred upon them no
possessed by the Governor, and n
intelligent person can read tn
above enumeration of their dutie
and powers without seeing at
glance that the Office of Justice G
the Peace is emphatically one G
the most important IN the State
and if not equal in dignity, is cci
tainly equally necessary with tina
of Governor. Thus entrusted wit
power over the liberties and prop
|. erty of the citizen, and constitute,
! By Law Official guardians cfthc peac
safety and morality Of the commu
2 Riax sxAat kind of man ought
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30
Let's Don't

-" Why can we not have q State
Lunatic asylum? We are sure it is
not because we have not got enough
lun&tics in tie State to Justify it.
We have enough Of these poor, un-
fortunate creatures to fill an ordi-
nary-sized asylum, and vet an utter
indifference is manifested towards
them. Why is this so? Is it be-
cause we have not yet advanced far
enough mo c.v.l,zltion? Let's we
of the press, turn at least q portion
of our attention to such reforms as
this, and not hold our pieces until
we have accomplished something,
and let old Joe Brooks, Mcclure
and their ill;, 90 to the mischief.
We are sure it will be more praise
worthy"
The above we copy from that
usually wide-awallc paper, the Lo-
nollc Democrat. The Democrat
seems utterly unconscious of the
fact that the late general Assembly
appropriated tho sum Of Fifty thous-
and dollars to build an Asylum for
the insane, and the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars annually for its main
tainancc. Hon. II. NJ. McVoigh
Representative from this county,
was the author oftho measure. The
committee on ways and means to
whom his bill was referred, reported
it back to the House with u recon
mendation "that it ought not &c
pass, on account Of the financial
condition Of the state" McNeigl
appealed from the committee OF
ways and means to the committee
of the whole, where he spoke al
hour in defense of his pet measure
after which the committee Of tho
whole rose, and almost unanimously
recommended its a,option. Sub
sequently, the bill passed both the
houses, and receiving the signature
of the Governor, became law
Col. A. II. Garland, DR.. Ayrcs, late
State treasurer, DR.. Hooper, Hon
". W. Wiltshire and Judge Cald
we'll are the trustees Of the asylum
The names Of these gentlemen arc
a sufficient assurance that this noble
work will be faithfully performed
in the same spirit of humanity
which prompted its originator. Tho
honor of establishing "Tho Arkan
sas State Lunatic Asylum" belongs
to Mississippi county.
Let's don't, Mr.. Democrat, Say
something more about this.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30
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assist us in sustaining our county
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