davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-18
Jalduoi(Ne Dspe(tjeu.

% abingto II. 10. SUM. &obctt
GlGtcr, ELL Glcrt im&riegsosportement,
fano iein Wer9niiseu oarin, &pmatoes
Su 5iebsn, feline Trau tar mcbr fir oas
@~er9nii0en &aben auT5ujieben. CT itor.
te bic aobtn. Sic &aBeen Sellt0rten lei
ne Gomotoe. q ilonsen. &iGter ltelte
lid mittsn in feline 3ellpiibiten @flanssn
nno logie: vSebt lieb mid u un0 idoB
ii0 our9 ben &opi. st Bintcrldbt3
tleine aiuosr unb cine wo1hlinnigs
1rau. &idtsr iuar sin ruDi9er, mdBi.
ger. fleibigcr unb rc4tIidsr Wtoma.
Gt.Qouls. 10. Suni. Gas &os
besurt6eil bes @so. 90. Garner, lpclter
Gler. 6. Gtarte, in 3oduile, Stros.
i'm September 1876, ermOroete, iolite
bsrte pousosen werpen. Geit Siuei SD
gen ,uar inn erlaubt, feline Trou bel li0
Su Isbel. Nls Der 90eriTf feline 3sue
biciea Morsen betrot, fano er Garner
uub feline Srau tobt; beioe batteuSelbit~
moro %besan3en.
emily sails, Gouaoa=@etl6.
SUM. George 3ennant uno leine 6rau
nno Iein Sinh ertranfen ssltern @oeno
tn 6ol9e oes Genterns iDres SoOtts.
6ranfIin, N.sS., 10. SUM-. Sobn
Golbp bon Ylainfclo i9iitiste NeB.
Gublimot in eitsn &rns gepisluein. in.
Dem er, iuie CT iost, Sdtltmoro besebcn
Wolte. Seine beioen Sd@eltsrn tram
fen Den Ipfeluein, u"o Ii Iiebt man
Dam Sobe Der einen Der Gdwetftsrn
itineIid entscsen.
PittsieIb Moi., 16. SUM-.
Cine bier einsssansene Yriuai.D speide
meioct, oab in Der No1t oes Is. SUM-
Slusi @erIn9s semaat wurbcn. Die Nie.
bsrlailun9 Der 5bafsr bel New.2ebanon.
81. g.. ansu5inoen. Sic 6lammen iour-
ben iebcd isoesmut rehiisiiis entoedt
hnb 9sI6iGt.
, 1877-06-18

M ibbtetown, 81. D., Is. SUM-.
BdDrenh zines beute 1iatt9eTunoenen
@e,pitter idlno Der @lis al orei Der
1dieosnen Stellen oieler @tobt Elm. Gi-
ne Trau, weIde 9erabe nit 9iigeln bee
iddfti9 mar, trug erDcbli4e Ter!cBuns
gen oabor, uno orei Ntbe,ter III elmer
Bod teinbannesci iuutoen betdubt'
Gin 8obnbaus ipuroe BON einem S!ik.
itrable beinabe DollIdnoig serl5mettsrt
uno mnt,otrbarer WeiIs entfamen Die
Selpobner, cine Srau nno lire beioen
Ginoer, nnpsrIstt.
8e1Dioere. 9}.-S., Is. SUM-.
Gin Mi0Ienoamm BET Dem Gtd6tden
Noripid amber .9elapare- 2adam0nn0s
@eiiern.SaDn," lpel9er 0us9 Die leBtet
idiueren G~egengiile ~bebeutsno bri6d-
oi9tworoen mar, luurbe 9ePern Na0mit;
tag pI6bli6 bon Der Slutbcn 5aIammens
9erilien. Gin Boot, in ipeIbem 10
getionen cine Seroniigun9sfa0rt mad
ten, 9eriet9 i'll Die 5trbmun9, idlu9 I'm,
uno Grau Giemers, lire Scooter Sulie
&isnlets, SRI. Grep1p, iopie S0s. BreBs
Ter e~rtraufen.. Mart 6iI9er. Der Gj9en,
t9iimer bcs gootes, uro Sas. 0afcia
serjet6en uu.er oas 9lao elmer unterbaIt
selegenen Mu6le uno tpurben t6otlid,
Derlebt.
9ronto II, Ya., 16. SUM. Sn De,
.Gopuga . &%oblen9rnbe" na6e Oisier
Staot nuroe pa!rid Mc5uflp esitsrn
bur9 berobitiir5enoss Gtitsin set5otei
uno 3bog. Morsan tDoli4 pe!munost.
Gleuetano, S6io, 16. SUM-,
Ssamts Mc9rtoe, Glgent0iimet oeS
Bergen : @ouie" su Mount.8ernon
.Sbio, lpllrot 9elttrn bon 8ilb. Bergen
erl9piitn. Ser Moro tDuroe onr9 eis
men @urims9lsl aber cine Geiietai6e
DerbeiaeIiiDrt, wsld,e lia, ME Bergen
bebauptete. in Dem 9otel bsfinoen iolte.
Nc5rIoe ploerIpra1 Oct Ingabe Sers
GEMS uno uerleste osnlsiben i'll lolde
Wul9, bob y. ELL 4'iitoI 500 pao Wle-
8rios nieo<rl9oB.
, 1877-06-18
CtfttiW.

oonbon, 16. Suni. Cine @iener
9epelAe meloet, oaB ein in Der 9ibIio-
ibsf Ser Micnsr uniperlitdi ongritslter
Ysomter uer6oftst woroen 1T nio oob i'll
Icinsr Wo6nmg 0otumsnte gcInnb<n
moroeu lino, welte belusiIcn, oaB bic
Standardization in0ettei0 uno DUB"
LAMB seDsims llmtrisbe III Scsne lSscn.
beren 3lutd cine IspoiutiOn 1T.
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Seriibernn9s=@e irui.
gtsstnta
Temer mnD marime
Capital 100000.

offices: 1915 Main Stra6es
Oisie @eri@etungs .0elealwaft 1T lGom 1T,
Sabre 1882 ms 3rben aetuien unb bat lit
tets ais cine Der belfen unp itaerifsn &'eiel.
}daiter B pieien ut,b lett iDrer Gnt(eDuna
$2,50O,OOO fir Gerlatt besabIf,
Die oartibnitltAe 0isibsfte bstrug IL
yro3, per @nnam lsit tbter @riiltaas.
@ir erfadeu @as, nslae g%srftarunseu
81 Itadem Gaten, lit u~niersr S1fcs, 9tU.
1O15 Matn Ctr. Dprsnlprs9en; poer uas
burt bic pclf st benagrihtigea.
20. \. GDnarbiu, praliosnt.
nto @amuel y. WiliS, Ger.
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@esen @ea. Grant bat iibriaens
ter titnlti9e @0ni9 por- Ganslono iid) du.
Geyt llebcnS0lrei3 %behommen. Dem Ell
fube mit*ibm la~een &fion-Ne.ncn, ut,o
empfina i'm wieoerbplt bci iid) i'm Eala
itc. Sci oer 'seleg ltDeit molten mir je.
bod einIdalfea. Los Die Serrn gran.
aeiuoroenc Gunlaouno Su DISQUALIFICATION,
nid)t uleI ouI iidl bat, ID Die &6ni9in unn
Or: Soof Iid) ouaenblidlid, III Galuloral.
i'll @dlottlonc, btIiuOcn. Ser qon;e Soi
lit ailo ouEd) oea Hriuseu bon WaleS
'tao Selleu QoIguitung repcdient.tt.
Gine gran l~i'ogtpGey IN 9ottspiIs'
Pa., Gelitertu BON pler gtoGem AliettS=
buul etlt, lleB lidl ) &lrter blnourdh pon'
Arnrucater etnaDteu.
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rGrp @upps" &aufer aufsepabt
@bitlp #,
SO. 1909 SIC a Gtra6e,


0ertauft ieinen eanash Sprratb ROT gut
ailcrtirten WanuFafturtpaaseit III preiltn, bic
iUsaf bsn senaucltsn aGufsr snfrisDenitsasn
tperbsn.
Cine ercec Senbung @aaren leBte @o@s
eFbAltfn, pte: Sanibnrser Gden uno 3wi:
ltfnIag stltreiftsa Ytaue. idune Qamus su
teru1ter eciebten spn 125 nao 81 II Gent.
SHtpatse @seaabiueS srnieoriet Spm 50 81
4Oc. uno SON so aa 25e.
Satbiae @rcaabines, pelde fir BEN Hsi
her Satlpn silla b~srfouit wsloea loIeu, Sc.
bic garc, tiais fiis 15r.
Danaea . Spiletle = Go1,n In erpBer Mus:
EabL Qanctiiebef, @5erYiettsn. 9t(dtibtf
2eage, ieicener @arnasf, 9irS Gpe, 10 nie.
bti9 iii @reile, eaB lie alien @uIpsiGcu ~.
Trtecet ftel:h fperben Bel
j. G. WHITLOCK, 1909 Iotn Cir
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Dif Tohkmr>.

N SeHlnnut. 5, . san3e btsberise Seiluertapvx ur,s
sMltob.n BE- eur pirb Supd has iosetonnts
Nobbal !ho eIr9 Gihn.bu..n pom SoApninsr
beptrtt Sic so9bdOer 3eisen an, mo ste Rrentsett
,3ett seisen te BITE aebenStraft oes Menl9tn an.
EauisnOe finb tn ben lebtsn spei Sa9ren IT, Der
9abesanftalt, "a Gtaatort Gtr Neio yorf 9ebsttt
MIGRATE nrte Npotbefer. Die eohbGber unterl9etetn
f, Don onoeren SGoern Sa6urd, bab ie brett ani
Bite arantbeit einntrtea, uve Sem tronteM Stolt eng
ternen, IN r%peld)er Torri ct eu3 sum Sor,{delA
tcmms. ste iluS eim ger6rsnnanss, 0ber sInsiaeis
bnn9ssPreces Der 6rd,fbeitsItohe. Sober &ronte
wirS bri Der @npenoun9 bieier Sur i~oSnioseu ietn
.tsener Mr3t. @enn Senolte BURG bieis 8dbsr ges
BELT tit. 70 lit e. wtrfiiH uno raottot se5etlts ,pa95{
tsnb ,a@ ber bis9srtsen speilmetgose bic @ittsl
sep6buItd seidlrlt4er iiio als bic Srantbctti eiblt,
unb iMa tiers an 9ar5es Seer 'eeunedrer srant'
bsiten etnite4ts.
nnb auberlt9s @tnrirer 70 imp bob bic ssirfnn9tT
bel fol9eMoen arantbeitett. beipnoerS roetttt fe lid
nod III acatsm3 uitanbe b~eiiuoen, 9ai,s auberorbents
ltd: Steber,. fslbit Rerpeas uno EppbuSiiebcr,
iurirt. SAILS nn6 pnnaemi@tpimosudt ,oirb,
Defenders bel lun9eu eeutel u. ~, erliet ,Staotru,
sstp6bnlt4 lei4t f@nrirt. 2SaTcrind,t, Hbeus
t%natiSmas weroea bit febr, iansa. eeebetlt;
sspbilitif1e sranfbstsn tn iebem d5rube pet
diberen &ranfbsiter, S-rau0ipuuScL ss@es
shWiren, .Geropbclf &C: 1T bic. M~irfHts cine
pIoslt6e u. it1tOare. gsue etn Sab TIT b~itrei4etto,
nm Seoen ppH DEF getltlh0 Sh uoet5eu9eN. Dt"S
eeufrebS. unb bis ioseiannte Ssarn= bier
9uderrubr teine bis iest unbeitbore &routbeip
is1u,ben s.bsitt. gd lebtsrer a~rant9eit scbsn Is
prpSent 6es SuderltoHss nit ieoem Babe our3 ben
ltrim alb.
Die 9abez nnb ginnsbmes 9uluer werben mad
febeut Bldb I'M aauoe %oerIanbt, Der HretS Ses
Naoespuluers lit 81; bsr oes Ginuebme : 9uloers
81. Wiau lalie iid etne 8toidIre iber bic SoafH
" suQlii9er cber oeuti9er Sprade idtdel.
FIR. RauchfuSs w
"a Gtanton Ctr (Box 1890,
Sher, Mar
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GMa!uNo.

aonbon II, 16. Saui. Cir @corss
Ms1iib. 9berridter ossNppelatloas5es
tidts, 1T III Gn9iano 9ciiOtben.
, 1877-06-18

SElLIsWEEKLY SUN, So 4 YEAR,
OF the same size end general character as
THE WEEKLY but with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to It's Subscribers with Greater freshness. because
1t comes twice d week Instead OF once Galy.
, 1877-06-18
TIE DAILY SUN: 90 A YEAR:

A presminentiy readable newspaper. with tho
largest circulation IN the World. Free, indie
pendent, end fearless in politics, AL the news
from everywAete. Two. ceuts a copy by nail.
GO ceA - a month, or SO u year.
, 1877-06-18
Der 6 mpnber
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$abaf mt,p @t9aretten,
Uubriltrt ppt
s. s.. MQem S &p*,
Ri6monb. %.

Ger s. t6monosr IS III Iobaeeo4 1T bon ben uss'Hssensasn
.Nirainia Maturat 0eaj" eeihnhten no fret bon tn9ar, SIenb, parfume
o@r roenS elmer yerfaldauaa. Der Iate araus 8oosn, morn oHfr gabaf stoade
fen Qn ldumler guid) in yugna uno gortb Garchno) nno Die srt osa 1rod"
brfiubert Sic Vtosente bes 0uotms oeBhalb farm oerlebe IN Pteusn, oMr
iii Gigactbn sgaudt wsrbr, one gu bfndlta Sessblennsn, GdlDussl ii Sop
fe, oSer Qlalen ouf Der 3unee gu befonhnen, welt)eS oft onrb 3aoat meldlr tn
enen, .itperan 2sbntoSen sepatien ums NIT dteeulhe Ssen: aonqua So9nsn,
ODER aemlAe Gubfau;en paYflmrt ooer anoerpevi9 uerfdldt it,. 99bHbt.
1mh feline ghtnfeu. 5en aronia, Iea naturltbm Ceru8 no GeItfnod
|empFeNt e. fb sem VHer. uub @isoueteasGauhsr, als cine Sr ausselud)nfsu
|uuo rein1en Sornn Tobaf, ben man baRn fanr. -
Son elmer saanis, meae tarsub uon bidem 5abaf eon Or. auaupnaS
YoMr, br brubmte Glemin Der f6n9ltea Msrtulturs eSlenIdbat tn ENGLAND. g.
mabt unoe nno osNen Same 10 bshnnt in is&m sabnatoriaua er S5at' 1T 6''
senoes Elm 4asus
ua1btifal 0aboratorh
II Galsburp Squore. JRet Greet 6. s., 2onOon.)
sd fne nr ephtsn bon sapeter in benz gabat, ~eldes Der gtuaO II: S sg
.r line 10 niloen @dAmad fat benn in oen ftarten, belBenoen 2abat fuoe 1D
nibes Oal, ba6 @alpetr in beoennn@r 0uanttdt eoraertbeno 1T Inc aaosle
.uo uuftuNre Code, udde id Smd mene l1ntetudurs auagfunoen ba@. ~,
BAH er aur wenia NNotn en@t mo os in oaeu @onen Tabaf brett oosr pier
mai lopul aefuhosn mho. SD fhe, oB OiRr 1abaf cine perbahnibmabt1 fstne
Guauttat gimeiB1uHe entbdt bEcS uftart ben lebltheu gerab oes Nandes
bon otrt gprte Qabaf. SIS it uubrlhbaeins Der wo9lrsdenasn s5o5ten, oT 'b
lie aeroudt babe uuo eS 1T wufih uabt. baB Der Iabat nur menia Nnot1a nno
rgupabhpfi tnt9alt. wadee i'd ais ein beon@rss aeaassben et:S dsb'"9 rH@ea'
Den uub muoen GabafS. betmde."
Ser galpetr et zen 9abaf ben mir far fort uo fhedt baen, oen lbar'
fen, beiWnou gedDnaf ret GdpeGhcff gilt Den unan9aNtMsa 9eraT, m@
uertrannte 1coun coer Som, meMer oft int idted1t brennsnOsn 1aOaf bsnertt nuo;
ouS Nrotm 1T br G5Htoff.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01

have never heard but one person say there was any misrepresenta- tion contained in it, and that per son was the attorney of Mir. All mutt and his party. We have however, heard, several persons who ought to be conver- sant with the whole affair, say that we hit the nail squarely on the head in our former article. Be this as it may, we feel entirely in nocent of having said anything from motives of personal ill-feel- ing toward. MT. Allnutt. We sad no more and no less concerning his conduct as it was represented to us, than we would have said concerning any one else who might have indulged in the same kind of conduct which was at tributed to him. We think there can be nothing ''base' in a pub lie journal condemning riotous, disorderly conduct. We shall al ways do so whenever It comes un, der our notice, and it will not be worth the while for anybody to try to bull -doze this paper.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
THE ILLINOIS SENATOR
 SHIP.

Gen. Jno. A. Logan has been defeated in the Illinois Senatorial contest, and there will be but few tears shed over it by liberal mind ed men. In fact the country will be rejolced.
 The man who has been chosen is Judge David Davis, associate justice of the Supreme Court. Judge Davis was placed on the Supreme bench by appointment of President Lincoln in 1862. He formerly affiliated with the old line whigs. but of late years has been classed as a liberal republi- lican. He is fair minded man and the election of him to fill the seat which Gen. Logan will Va. cate on the 4th of March is good lick.
 If few more such swaps as Logan for Davis and Clayton fol Garland can be made the country will be all right.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
THE COMPROMISE ELEC-
 TORAL BILL.

On Thursday Jan 18th, the Senate, by a vote of 1T to IT, passed the electoral bill Blaine, Cameron, Sherman, Mmton and Patterson were among inc repub- lican partisans who voted against the passage of the bill. Morton, before the passage of the bill offering an amendment roviding that the committee shouh not go behind the certified returns The amendment was lost by aycte of Is to 27.
 There is but little doult that the house will promptly pass the bill; and we think the immense responsibility resting upoa the commission will certainly Impress them with the necessity d fair { and impartial decisions.
 LATER. Since writing the above we have later inuellieence which shows that on last Friiay the vote in the house stood l9l for and S6 against the adoption of the Compromise bill. The Speaker exercised his constitu tional privilege and voted for the bill.
 STILL LArER.-The Presldent has transmitted to congress hs special message, accompanying his signaturel to the Compromist Bill. Thus has a way been pro vided to settle the presidentia muddle, which altogether new, i generally believed to be the bes and most expedient which coul be devised. Whatever the resul may be, the country is now com mitted to a quiet acquiescence and this, of itself, will do much t restore confidence and allay tn excitement which has been so de moralizing to the business inter ests of the country.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
"A CARD."
LEwIsBuRG, Jan. 23, 1877. ,l:to,c Troua1or.

LEwIsBURG, Jan. 23, lS17. Editors Traveller:
 Allow me space to answer stricture published in the Russell .ville paper some two weeks ago. I was neither drunk, nor orieina- ted the Atkins affair. Neither gas I armed with a six shooter on that occasion. I do not deny that 1 hold a commission as United Etates deputy marshal, as hun Ddreds of other men who served in the confederate army have to find employment. The article is base personal and slanderous, and if the editor is a gentleman, he will make the necessary correction and ask his correspondent to cone out over his own signature as I have mine, and the question of veracity can then be settled between us in any manner to suit his convenince. Very truly yrs, J. P. ALLNUTT.
 In glancing over one of our ex- changes, the Arkansas Traveller, oureye accidentally lit on the aboye card. and although we feel under no obligations to notice the writer's bullying defence, which is not addressed to us, we will give It the benefit of our circula ton In order to show that Vt have no desire in the world to do him the slightest injustice. We know nothing of the author of the above card, never even heard of him prlor to the occurrence of the Atkins affair, so we cannot have any desire to do him Q personal injustice.
 Had he addressed card to this paper vindicating himself against any mis- statements which we may have been led into concern ing the Atkins affair, we would chcerfully have published It, for, never if we know it., shall any body have any injustice cone te him through this paper.
 In regard to our former article wd have only this to say: We alone are responsible for it; we wrote it from the best informa tion we could get at the time, ane 1 from that time until the card .o Mr. Alinutt came to our notice WI
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
Local Bill Notice.

Notice is hereby given that appli- cation will be made to the General Assembly of Arkansas at it's next session for the passage of bill de- fining and establishing the line be- tween the counties of Pope and Johnson thus; commencing in the middle of the channel of the Arkan- sas River and running north on the line bet Seen ranges Fl and 22 to the line between townships 8 and 10; thence east four miles, thence north with the section lines to the sonth- west corner of sec. II, I'll N range 2l W, thence east two miles with sec, lines to line between ranges 20 and Fl, thence north with said range line to the Newton county lins. December 27, 1876.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
 THE DOG-GON'D DOG LAW


 We commend the following sa- tirical effuslon from the Des Arc Citizen, to the careful perusal of the Solons of the Arkansas Legis- lature, who went to Little Rock with dog on the brain:
 You may frowzle the feathers of the American eagle, pull the mane of the British lion, box the ears of the Russian bear and kick tine Khedive's cat into the Nile, but don't-don't tread on our dogs tail. Where is the man that tried to cur-tall the rights of any dog in Arkansai, be he com mon cur or of high degree? Smith wants to see him, and he is a numerous community. Where is the member that prefers to eat mutton and wear blue jeans at the expense of his best friend? Let him rise, and the gentleman from Possom Trot will speak to the question in no uncertain ac- cents-in fact, make Rome howl" Shall the wildcat eat his pig Tn peace, the willy fox circum- vent his hen, and the 'possum wind his prehensile tail around a persimmon limb under the soft star light of October? Not in Arkansas. The dog must be, shall be free. To the right oi you, to the left of you sit his hundreds of friends, armed with bills ready for his deliverance from thraldom and the time is not far distant when he can trot forward and wag his tail in the free air, or gnaw a bone in the back garden with none to molest or make him afraid. The asses sor will then cease to trouble; his keen scented nose will not be counted--as chattel, and al though he may not be furnished "forty acres and mule," he will have a home and be no longer disowned.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned as administrator of the estate of A. Wick, deceased, dated the 22d day of December, 1876, and all persons having claims against the estate of said A. Wick, are required to exhibit the same to said administrator properly authen- ticated within one year after the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any beneht in the estate of said A. Wick, and if said claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of said letters they will be forever barred and pre- cluded from any benefit from said estate. This 18th January, 1877.
 WM. 1. HARKEY,
 Administrator of the estate of A. Wick, deceased. Jan. 1S-6w.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
STATE FINANCES.

The States indebtedness, is, we notice, beginning to command the
 attention of the Legislature. Mir. Watson, of Boone, has introduced bill in the House to provide for a settlement of the indebtedness now outstanding. Other resolu- tions touching this question have been introduced, and we believe an amendment to the constitution has been proposed relating there to. We know nothing of the par tlcular provisions of any of the measures yet proposed, as we have seen the text of none of them. We understand, however, that all the measures which have been introduced, guard carefully the interests of the state, and look only to the payment Of the LEGAL and JUST indebtedness ol the state. This is as it should be
 If any action IS taken at all, the plain principle of right and jus
 ticc should govern, and no false notion of honor. or no uDfoundeC fear of injuring the credit of tho state should be allowed to infiu
 enee the legislature to acknowl
 edge the validity, or assume thu payment of a dollar or dime o 1 the fraudulent claims agains. thl
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01

state. The greatest wisdom and fairness should, of course, be ex- ercised in determining the justice and validity of the various items of the States indebtedness, but after this has been determined once, the legislature should stand firm against assuming any unjust claims.
 The people of the State are watching this matter closely, and ifany attempt is made to saddle unjust and unlawful debts on the state, the men who attempt it may as we'll bid 9 long and final adieu to any future place in the confidence or esteem of their fel- low citizens in this state.
 We shall try to keep our read CTS posted on this matter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
RETRENCHMENT.

The House Committee on Ways and Means, on the Doth inst, re- ported that, in their opinion, con siderable reduction could be made in taxation without detriment to the revenues of the State. The very lightest taxation that can be imposed on the tax payers of Arkansas now, consistent with the public interests and the eff cient working of the State Gov ,ernment, is what the people want :; and if the present General As semblyfind upon fair inquirythat a reduction can be made in the taxes, they will receive the thanks of the people of the State for pro viding the relief While we favor retrenchment in all public expen- 0ltuIeo, we thiu h Vautiou ohouii be used in order that the cfficien- cy of the public service may not be impaired by an injudicious parsimoniou3ness We have not unfrequently seen the public ln- terests of our own county suffer for want of a small appropriation, which through misguided view of economy had been refused, Give us retrenchment, gentlemen of the legislature, but not such as that which will impair the pubic part,inn
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
Pay Your Taxes.

Ay n OsAH 40ACos Notice is hereby given that will be at the several voting precincts in Pope county, Arkansas, at the fol- lowing times and places to-wit:- Illinois township 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th days of Feb. 1877. Holly Bend, 7th and 8th. Wilson, 9th, 10th and 18th. Galley Rock, 18th and 14th. Gum Log 18th and 16th. Moreland, 17th and 18th. Griffin, 20th and 21st. Liberty, 22d, 23d and 24th. independence, 26th. North Fork, 2Sth. Hickey, 2d and 3d days of March. Pilot Rock, 9th. Allen, 9th. Marin, Sth and 9th. Rayliss, 10th. Clark, 12th and 18th. Dover, the balance of the time, for purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1876; also the delinquent taxes on personal property for the years 1872, '73 "A and 70.
 Given under my hand this Sth day of January, A. D. 1877.
 K. B. HoGINs,
 Collector Pope County, Ark.
 N. B.-Those who do not know the numbers of their land will please bring their last tax receipts.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
Valuable Farm for Sale,

The undersigned offers his farm, consisting of four hundred acres of good land, for sale. 200 acres of this is as fine land as there is on the Arkansas River, and 200 of it is first class upland-all laying in block, and above overflow. 50 acres h a high state of cultivation. Good spring and fine well of water. Good steam gin and grist mill in running order. Location 8 miles west of Russellville on Little Renk < Ft. Smith Rail- oad. PlatfoE md side- track at the gin. A barGain can be had. Address ISAAC HADDOX,
 Haddoxburg, Pope Co.,, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
KELLOGG & CO.,, Denclxla Block, Littie Rock, Ark

have plenty of god citizens who will cheerfully attend the conyen- tion, but they wisl the people to show that they ar in hearty CO operation with all means of devel- oping, more thickly peopling, and building up our ountry. We suggest that there be meeting held at this place on Saturday next for the purpos of choosing delegates to the Stat Convention. Let us see how many of the live progressive men of our county will attend.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-01
SpcclaI Notice.

The undersigned, proprietor of the Russellville Meat Market, will pay the highest market price for fat beeves, hogs or sheep delivered to him in Russellville. Do not send your stock away to other markets, while you can get the same price for it at home. Call on or address,
 VIM. DACUS,
 Russellville, Ark.