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Editorial Department.

Tho ces On the Editorial PAGE ~ be prepared - '
qualified pens. Tcy will prcsen la rlsaE r1ci va -
and Views 81 iste
81 the prominent topics and events Of tIIs ~
cal, literary and scientific.
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Chtna1c.

CHICAGO, December lao p. NJ
Wheat-Strong and higher; 81 22H for cash
or seller December; Sl24K bid for seller
January. Corn-suong and higher at
lower; options higher; 3S@331sc for cash
or seller December; 33Hc bid for seller
January; $3.50 for seller May. Rye-At
73Ke. Barley-At Soc. Pork-EKcited
and higher at $l2 100 for cash; Sill rs for sci
Ter December; $l275 for seller January.
Lard-Strong and higher at $7.25 for cash
or seller December; $3.50 for seller January.
Whisky-At $1.10. Hogs-Receipts $4,000
head; light in fair demand ard SOLO cents
higher at IS 10000; shipping at "A 1904 IS;
heavy packing at IS 90ta4 Is; closing 10@
Is cents higher. Csttle-Receipts 5000
head: steady and UNCHANGED,
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Valuable Papers. hY

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n anlA<l.

sherman q Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at o salary of $l00
Der month and expenses paid. For full par
ticulara address as above.
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IT has wonderful power on bowels,
liver and kidneys! WHAT Kidney.
Wort. try il.
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VIM. c. Black, = prominent cotton factor
Of New Orleans, died suddenly Of apoplexy
on the LIST ins.
Prof. David Z Bartlett, 9 teacher in the
American Asylum for deaf and and dumb,
in Hartford, Conn., died on the night OF the
SOth ult, ssed "a. He bad been an in.
straetor Of deaf mutes for 81 years.
Ira Lyon, manager Of the big chemical
works at Flint, Mich, died suddenly on the
18th.
Rev. DE-. William Ives Huntington, for
many years pastor of Clinton Avenue Con.
sregstionsl Church, New York, died On the
2s.h.
JEFF. C. Davis, colonel of the Twenty-third
infsHtey, and breyst brigsdier general u.
s. A, died at Chicago, on the S0th ult. of
pneumonia.
Capt. John Engsrt, of the U. 8. engineer
corps, died suddenly at 81. Louis, No., on
18th ult
Dr. Freeman J. Bumstesd died in New
York on the 2Sth ult.
The Earl OF Durham died on the 2Sth.
Solomon A. Smith, q we'll known Chicago
banker, died in that city on the 26th, aged
81 years.
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Rafnl Eshioaians.

The boiler In the Eau Claire, Wis.,, Lum.
Der company's planning mill exploded with.
terrih, force at 4 o'clock on the afternoon
OF the LIST instant, killing the engineer, Has.
kius, fireman Hosplin, and q teamsIer
named Gallagher. The force OF the explo.
sion was 30 great as to be felt all over the
city, and fragments Of the wreck were
scattered for blocks distant. Several other
employees were more or less injured.
Two children Of Donald McNorton were
killed by the explosion Of powder at otta-
wa, Canada, on the LIST inst.
The Marcellus powder mill, situated about
twelve mills from Syracuse, n. Y, exploded
on the 18th, destroying three buildings.
Three thousand pounds of powder blew up,
and the report was heard twenty miles, but
fortunately nobody was hurt.
By the accidental explosion of powder at
the residence of William Knapp, in Coutee
parish, La, Knapp and one child were
severely burned, and two children, aged
three and six, and his venerable grand.
mother, Mrs. Taber, were killed.
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Foreign Letters, by
Edward NJ King. Charles Barnard,
Iouise lhaudler MouIton, Mrs. John Lille.
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I,a2o. 90 Profits Am 30 nays.

elO in legitimate Stock 5peculAtions In Wall
st. pays immense profits. Pamphlets explain.
ing everything sent free. HEATH q Co. Bro
kers, l227 Broadway, N. Y.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, December 1-l2:30 p. NJ
Liverpool wheat market opens firm
floating cargoes firm; on passage quiet but
stea3y; Mark Lane firm. Fair average
quality No 2Chicsgo spring wheat for ship.
ment, &C., 53s; good csrgoes red winter
wheat off coast at 55s Sd; good csrgoes Cal.
ifornia wheat of coast at 2Ss 81. Arrivals
of coast for orders wheat small. English
country markets quite; French steady
Farmers delivery of wheat Outing week,
S5,000@40,O00 qrs. Weather in England,
ha "a frost
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physicians throughout the world TO be the best
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Rheumatism. skin Diseases, Piles, Catarrh, Chill.
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Obtain Il from your druggist, and you will find II
superior 10 anything you have used.
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More than Two Hundred Short Stories.

Harriet secler Stowe Rose Terri Cooke. J. T. Tr"uis
lhanoitc Mar Yonge, Louisa 81 Aieot Nsrs,a ilaEast
A. n. IeonOnens. Cbarief Craddock. Taicas u faf
I,e,ceea Harding Davis, sarah u. Je1cit. ku CesicT
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Everyday Facts in Common Law, ~
Poems

Hon. Charles Theodore Russeii-siorins hoT :" a'-
ycy land-scryc dWrit-Aase NI--EADOai Ia. EI'aS-
ton Of CrneS-cIc.
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Short Religious Articles, BY
Practical Articles.

Rev. Ray Palmer, ID. d.,
Rev, Jheodore T.. Cuyier. ID. ID.
Rev. A. &. Thompson, ID. d.
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I.ucy I-lTcoiB. Nr. H,ri hifs- / II.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, December $500 P. H.
Flour-strongi good TO choice at 5000
6.75; common spring at So 509575. Wheat
Active and higher; No. 2 seller December
at 81 22@1 22k; seller January at 81 23Z9
I24h; No. cash at $l.2Sh; No. 2 at S1.22
@L22H; No. 8 at Sl.09. Corn-Dull at
39Hc; new at SIC. Osts-Tsme at 33c;
white at 35Xc. Barley-Active and higher;
No. 2 at 741fc; No. 8 at 1910. Rye
Firm; No. IT 72hc. Pork-Sronger at
Sl2 37K. Lard-FIrm at $7.40@7 go. Hogs
Firm at 81 C0G04 rs.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
BATESVILLE, ARK.

Will insure woolen, flour and
saw mills, cotton gins, store
houses and stock, dwellings,
barns, &C., in none but frSt-class
companies. Capital represent
ed, S8,OOO,0OO.
I am also agent for Capt. A.
B. Smiths line Of steamers,
warehouse and elevator. Will
receive and forward all consign-
ments, giving through bills Of
lading on receipt Of goods, No
charge for storing or forwarding
goods consigned to Capt. Smith
or myself.
I am also agent for all kinds
agricultural implements, thre8h-
ers, gin stands, horse powers,
steam engines, &c. Circulars
with price lists furnished on
dpp4ICdUAOh.
All purchases in this place,
for merchants residing at a dis
tance, will be promptly attended
to, and to best advantage.
Being q resident Of BatesvilIe
for 20 years, I ain known to
most of you. To those who | am
not, | refer to Messrs. Butler u
Neill or other prominent men
of this town and county. Cor
respondence solicited.
Office at warehouse and ele
vator, foot Of Spring street.
Residence on Boswell street
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
MAMMOTH SPRTNG, ARK,
Sept. 10th, 1879.


EDITOR REOoRD: | wish to sug-
gest through the columns of your
paper, to your Center and Kings
place correspondents, to please
to ease up on 80. F. H." a little
and give him a rest and do not
join together and try to crush
him at one blow. | think about
the time he read that last COM
munication in your paper that
there was an expression stole
over his face like a wave of
cramp collie; and it must be adj
mitted that Poughkeepsie has
some advantages that claim
consideration in the the Ques-
ton Of moving the county site
to that place, and the one pre-
dominant among the rest is that
If ever prisoners got out of jail
that is, broke out of jail at
that place; they would be sure
to starve before they would
ever find their way back to the
settlements, and thus the coun-
ty would be saved the expense
of Te-capturing them.
A LOCKER On.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

zEsznssE.ss1zzsazs0uSssE
country one of the most pros
porous in the state.
While we have been blessed
with a favorable season this
year, our farmers have done
their duty, and the result is that
we are rewarded with abundant
crops,
Cotton picking has commenced
in good earnest and our energetic
and esteemed friend Mr.. James
Gray is erecting a new gin,
which will be very convenient
for quite a number Of the cotton
growers in this section,
As this is the season OF the
year that big meetings are car
iied on (some Of which have
been very well and successfully
conducted in this sectiOn,) the
chickens, as a natural conse-
quence, are rapidly decreasing
in number.
All is quiet, with the eXcep-
ton of the continued hum Of the
word removal" which has
aroused the enthusiasm Of every
man in the north part Of the
county. 1t seems that old Sharp
is undergoing a revolution-that
the people have rebelled against
the present seat Of justice, and
are determined to locate it in a
more central portion Of the
county. We saw in your issue
of the 4th inst. that a portion Of
our scientific men Of the county
had again been at work trying
to ascertain the center of the
county, and had located 1t on
what is known as the Wade
farm, on Strawberry river, which
now bears the name Of Kings
Place" Then we see in your
issue Of the 18th that petitions
are being circulated for as many
as three placeS-Center, Pough-
keepsie and the King place.
Then last week We were visited
by Messrs. B. Atkinson and Jas.
P. King, bearing a petition in
favor Of the latter, who, as well
as the writer, is in favor of said
place, and with much dignity
assures us that it is exactly in
the center Of the population Of
the county. We agree with
them on that point, though we
would rather have it (the county
Seat) III the center OF square
miles. If we cannot get that,
we will take the center Of popu-
latiOn.
We want a change from Eve
ming Shade, for two reasons:
first, it is too far from the center
Of the county; second, it was
never located there by the voice
Of the people. If it should be
removed to Kings place, it will
then be a great deal more con-
venient than its present location
for the people Of the northern
portion of the county. We learn
that said place is only four
miles from Center, and those
who have to 60 via Center to get
to Evening Shade, would save
six miles Of road, and could
always find some way of cross
ing Strawberry river if it should
be up. ANONYMOUS.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
SPRING RIVER, ARK,
Sept. 18th, '79.

EDgfoR RECORD: While your
columns are open for the discus
sion Of the county seat question,
we believe they are not closed
against other matter.
We wish to remind the people
Of Sharp that Spring river runs
through the northern portion Of
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

Some men advertise their
lives, and the public is gener-
ally disappointed because the
advertisement promises too
much; others let their lives ad-
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
CENTER, ARK, Aug. 10.

is disposed to deal more fairly.
with this place than some OF
those who are in favor Of Kings
place, and who, | understand,
are telling the people that Cen
ter is not in this race. | can
inform those gentlemen that
Center is in the race; that she
has won the first heat fairly, and
expects to distance the field in
the second, and that without
any "shinanegan."
As for the many advantages
that the King place has over its
competitors, propose to notice
briefly. Her location, your cor
respondent says, is four miles
south of the center Of the county.
But | am a little better posted
than he is, The line dividing
townships fourteen and fifteen
is the county line south. The
King place is in section 80,
township II, which is 12f miles
from the south line. The county
runs to the line dividing town
ships 81 and % north, which
makes it 241 miles from there
to the north line. Now, 124
from 244 leaves about III miles,
believe.
As for the beautiful location,
Kings place is in a horseshoe
bend of Strawberry, and a very
pretty place when you get to it,
but | know Of but one way to
get there without danger Of Grip
ping your horse and breaking
your own neck, and that is to
get into the Smithville and Eve
ming Shade road and proceed
from any direction you please
to the old Darnell house, then
turn up north. By this route
you can get there without any
great danger of getting hurt
badly. The change Of the road
vOnr cOrreSDOndent spoke Of
well, | admit there can be a
bride way opened the way he
speaks of, but for wagons, what
will he do with the river, which
has to be crossed twice between
Blann's and the King place! |
suppose he wants to build three
bridges, instead Of one; and then
that mountain between there
and Brides, what will he do
with that to make new road
better than the old?
''The center Of population"
That is "too thin" Center is
more accessible to a majority
of the people of the county than
the King place.
"The great opposition to To-
eating the county seat north OF
Strawberry river" Now, let us
look at that for a moment. |
believe that as a general thing
Che people south of Strawberry
are a liberal, fair dealing peo-
pie, and we, of the north side,
would say to them that they
have had the county seat for
eleven years south of al the
rivers, while a number Of the
citizens of the county who are
entitled to equality in the loca-
tion Of the court house had to
cross Spring river, Piney Fork
and Strawberry all and travel
three or four times the distance
that they have, to attend court.
And now we do not come with
a spirit Of retaliation and raving
that the circumstances would
almost justify; we only come
and say, "Gentlemen, all we ask
is something like equality; we
are still giving you the advan-
tage OF several miles; do unto
us as you would wish us to Go
INTO you similarly situated"
T-,>-ycr,n
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Boletin Mercantil.

| que nos ha dotado ell Autor de la naturaleza :
pues vemos en- el un poder Quasi infinite pOr-
que no hay criatura alguna particular tan ex-
celente, nj a1n ell conjunto de todas elias, va
sean terrenales, va celestes bien infernales
que lie p1e Ian yiolentar a querer nm ObjetO 6 a
rechazarle, 81 ell alma libremente no consiente
Ahora bien, como pOdren0s asegurar que es
dura mteria, dependiente de ella, una filerza
que no puede ser Sojuzgada, no digo por fuer-
"a alguna corporea, pero nj aun pOr alguno de
los espiritus naas s1bmes, nj por todOs ellos
reunidos !? Este dominic que posee la volun-
tad SObre Sus pTOpiOS actOS eS prueba manifieS-
ia de que ella Sc determine ST misma de que
no eS determinada de ningnn agente creadO
Y es asf msmo prueba de su perpetIidad, pues
para ser deJtruda de un mOdO natural, seria
necesariO que tuviera en- ell Orden natural un
enemigo tan poderoso, que fuera capaz de
qnitarle ell ser; Y va vemos que no hay nj en-
el cielo nj en- la terra ninguno que sea capaz,
nj aun para quitarle la Operacion, cuanto mas
para eXtermnarla Dios, es verdad, que po-
dra hacerlo, mas Dios, que la ha dotado de una
naturaleza incorruptible, tampOcO la destruira:
pues tendrfamos en- tai hip6tesis que admiir en-
Ell una especie de contradiction, pues aniquila-
ria con su omnipotencia un ser quien con ella
dot0 de una naturaleza, que no entrafa en- ST
ningun principle de corruption. Y que dire
mos, 81 ijamos la mante en- la vehemente &
AAAuON AAANhAuCiOu HuO COOOo 0OAVuAO6 HoCld
una vida interminable que ell mismo Dios grab6
en- nuestro corazon? iy que del deseo de 10
felicidad que constantemente esta solicitando
nuestrO corazon, al cual imprim g. al sacarle del
no ser, este impulse hacia un bien que lie sacie
p0r completo sin que las criaturas todas sean
capaces de satisfacerle, nj aun ell bien infinite
sin la seglridad de poseerlo sin fin? Que, 81
consideramos la bon lad justicia de Dios, que
no puede menos de dar cada uno su mereci-
do, 10 cual en- este mundo no Sc verifica, pues
vemos frecuentemente triunfante al malvado al
opresor de los desvalidos, oprimida, perseguida
pisoteada la virtud presa de mil males al
virtuose? Evidente es, pues, que por mas que
las pasiones de los hombres, por mas que las
preocupaciones de las sectas impias griten con-
ira esta fundamental verdad de la religion de
la sociedad, del 6rden moral Y del social Ia ra-
zon Sc We fOrzada admitirla. Y que diremos,
81 abrimos las fuentes de la revelation? Pero
voy prolongando demasiado mi discurso, que
no ha tenido mas objeto que ell de indicar al
gunas razones que prueban evidentemente la
inmortaldad del alma humana, fundandome en-
las Operaciones de sus mas mobiles facultades,
convene saber: ell entendimiento la voun-
tad y ell deseo constante, universal que Sc en-
cuentra en- ell corazon del hombre por 10 tan
to infnndido por Dios, de una eterna, noble y
perfecta felicidad, que no es dado alcanzar en-
los estrechOs llmites de la presente vida.
He DICHO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-21

pals, me he adnirAlo, porque no tenfa
un concepto TIN thtrible del estado de
las cosas.
Pero no Sc 81 ,lebo extsrderme sobre
este punto; solo lire 1 los Sres. Dipu
dos al Sr Mnistro uua cosa que re-
cuerdo en- este m ,mento, por la cual,
siempre que 50 habla de Fflipinas, no
puedo. menos d. h lb.ar algo del taba-
co. Va hace alganos amos que hay ese
retraso en- el plgo dol tabaco, y por
consecuencia de este 50 siente un pro-
fun1o malestar en- las provincias colec-
toras, y es doloroso que no haya esti-
mulado a los G obiernos adoptar me-
didas efs .ces, siquiera por la sencillez
de aqnellos habit antes, y el cello la hu-
mildad con que Sc ocupan de esas mis-
mas faenas en- que SO ven tan perjudi-
cados. En- 81 ano 1870 6 SO, siendo yo
gobernador civil dc Manila, venlan al
gunas fsmilias de las provincias de Ca
gayan y La Isabella 4 gestionar asun-
tos propios y a gestionar, sobre todo,
al que SO les pagara ell tabaco, y re-
cuerdo que un indivlduo de una de esas
familias m decia cindi lamente un dia {:
" Senior, seguro no sabe Ia Sra. Reina
los trabajos que esta nos pasando on
los pueblos por no pag(rsenos ell taba-
co. ESto me decla esa persona GUAM
do 20 era ell ano 1870 ignorante de los
grandos trastornos que hablan ocurri-
do aqul.
{ Continuard j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-21
SECCION OFFICIAL.
MINISTERlO De GRACIAY JUSTICIA.
LIE Y
(CoNTTNUAcroN.)

g.. Recibidas las papeletas en- Secre-
tarfa, el Juez mandara convocar al ac-
tor y al demandado juicio verbal, Sc
nalando dia y hora al efecto, que no po-
dram alterarse sino por causa alegada Y
estimada por ell mismo la citacion pa
ra Ia comparecencia SO extendera q con-
tinuacion de la c6pia de la demanda,
que sera entregada al demandado.
l.. El juicio SO cele5rara dentro de
los seis dias siguiente al de la presenta-
cion de las papeletas, pero mediando
siempre tres dias entire dicho iuicio Y la
citacion del de1nandado.
s.. La citacion Sc hara con suiecion
& 10 que previene ell artlculo $40 de es-
ia Ley. Si el demandado no Sc hallare
en- el Distrito, SO procedera an la forma
que establece el artfculo GIL pero sin
que el total del termino para la compa-
recencia pueda exceder de veinte dias.
Cuando ell demandado no tenga domici-
lio flo, 8 Sc ignorare su paradero, Sc
procedera con arreglo 10 que dispone
el articulo GA.
s. Si 81 demandado que estuviere en-
el lugar del juicio no compareciere q Ia
hCra senalada, se observara 10 que de-
terminan los artfculos 645 GAG.
En- 81 acto de la comparecencia
las parties expondran por Sc 6rden lo
qne 4 50 derecho conduzca, y propon-
dram en- el scto toda Ia prueba que les
conviniere; y despues de admitida, &c
pEaetieas6 4 sstinads pertinente den
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-21
Notable eOnVenieRCia.

Una de las Agencias de Negocios de mayor
infiuencia credito existentes en- Madrid, tieno
ell gusto de ofrecer sus servicios en- cuaHtos
asnntos ocurran en- los Ministerios, Tribunalea.
de Justicia demas oicinas princfpales dc la
Corte, asegurando la mas leal, activa y proba.
gestion en- todos aquellos que Sc Ia enc0mien.
den mediante los honorarios, siempre m6di-
cos, que Sc estipulen, con la condicion de No
PoDER DIsPeNEB DE ELLos interim no Sc obtenea
ell buen exito de la reclamation, fin de que.
en- ell case de ser negative ell resultado que s.
busque, NO PRoDUzcA EsTA REsoLU01oN GAsr0s
AL INTERESADO.
81 nor estas circumstances consigue MERCER
la confianza de las personas que tengan asun.'
tos pendientes en- Madrid Y desean ccnferiTis
su gestion, pueden al efecto, concurEir & la ca
SO habitacion de su corresponsal en- esta Capi.
tal, calle de San Jose ndmero 2, principal
Puerto Rico, febrero 10 de 1879. a. 81 D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-21

el articulo anterior son:
Ell de ocho dias 81 SO trata de una ca
sa de habitacion y que habiten con efec.
to el demandado su familia.
Ell de ounce dias 81 de un estableci-
miento mercantil de trafco.
El de veinte dias 81 de una hacienda.
alqueria, cortijo 4 otra cualquiera fnca
r1stica que tenga caserfo y On Ia cual
haya constantemente guardas, capata@
ces 4 otros sirvientes.
Art. 648. Si el desahucio Sc hace do
una fnca r1stica que no tuviere ningu.
ma de las circunstancias expresadas 81
el t1ltimo parrafo del artfculo anterior.
ell lanzamiennto Sc decretara on 81 acto.
Art. $40. La providenoia declarando
el desahucio y el lanzamiento en- su ca
SO, SO hara saber al demandado en- Loo
mismos t6rminos en- que Sc le hi1o Ia ci-
tacion, 81 estuviere en- el lugar del iuicio.
En- los demas casos Sc notificar6 en
estrados, parandole el mismo periuicio
que 81 Sc hiciere en- su persona.
Art. $50. Los terminos de que habla
el articulo CAT son improrogables, cual-
quiera que sea la causa que Sc aleguo
para pedir su proroga.
Art. 651. Pasados los t6rminos sir
haberse desalojado la 6nca, se proceeds
ra & lamar al inquilino coiono. sin
consideration de ningun genero y & 81
costa.
Art. 652. Si on Ia fnca rdstica hus
[biere labores 8 plantfo que 81 colono -.
(clamare como de sa propiedad, se s..
tendera diligencia expressive de Ia classs
extension y estado de las cosas reclas.
madas.
No servira esta reclamation de ol5hs|
taculo para 81 lanzamiento.
C0atinaard.