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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
IMPORTANT TO SQUATTERS
 ON R. R. LANDS.

As matter of much importance to those concerned, we publish below the text of anotice issued by the Land Commissioner of the Ft. Smith Rail road, It is unreasonable to expect the company to allow their lands depicted and butchered up without they receive something therefor. All who are interested should heed the warning:
 Notice is hereby given to all per sons living upon and cultivating any lands belonging to the Little Rock & Fort Smith Railway company, to come forward and enter into con tract for the same at once, or cease the further cultivation of any of said lands after the lst day Of January, 1880. Immediate steps will be ta- ken after said date to eject all per sons who fail to comply with the above requirements.
 The Company cannot afford lon ger to pay the taxes on these lands and suffer the soil to be worn out without some remuneration to them selves, and not to squatters as has been the case for many years past.
 The lowest rate of interest and long time will be given to all persons who may desire to purchase any lands belonging to said Company. All persons interested will please govern themselves accordingly.
 W. D. SLACK.
 Nov. 20, 1879. Land Commis'r
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Final Settlement of the County
 Scrip Case.

Final Settlement of the Count,
 Scrip Case.
 This is the case in which Logar II. Roots and other tax payers o Pulaski County filed bill Tn chan cery against R. w. Worthen, Clerl of the county, alleging that at sun dry times the County Court hat granted large allowances in favor o different individuals amounting tt about $65, 1000, aud in excess of tho regular levy. No warrants had beer drawn for these amounts and thel renamed as unpaid claims against the county. The regular five mills levy at the last October term of thi: court was $29, 9,5Sl.4l on an assessed valuation of $6,573, ,650,S0. After this levy by the court in full session it was ordered by the County Judge that warrants be issued on the treasurer tor all claims that have been allowed in tEeir regular order Of the $65,000 allowed by the court, and npon which no warrants had been drawn, about one third of the amount, or $2l, ,454 had been allowed before March Is, 1879 Roots ct al complained that these indiscriminate allowances under the order of the County Judge were in disregard of the appropriations and prejudicial to the interests of the tax payers. A decree was rendered by the Chancellor enjoining the clerk from issuing scrip in excess of the appropriation, upon which an appeal was taken to the Supreme Court. On Saturday the Supreme Court gave It's opinion, by Associate Justice Eaken, reversing the decree of the Chancellor; as Justice Eaken holds that there is no prohibition in the act of 1879 agalnst allowing claims by the County Court in ex- cess of the appropriations. He holds that large class of these claims ought to be allowed, and with regard to those depending on con tracts made in excess of appropria- tions, if it be error to allow them, any citizen may appeal and correct the error. He adds: "rhere is room for the operation of the whole Constitution in all it's aspects. The law makes it the duty of the clerk to issue warrants on allowances when made and we thirA the chancellor was in error in making the injunc- tion perpetual.
 Chief Justice English dissented. This is an important case, and we are glad it is finally settled.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT DAsDAyrLLx, AM

LAND OFFICE AT DARDASKLLE. ARK. ]
 Dec. Sth, ls1e. | Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, ant secure final entry thereof at the expiration o thirty days from the date of this notice, viz Adam G. Kinder, Homestead application No ss1l for the awA swt4 swi nwL See. Q IT'S \ M w.. and namcsthe following as his wit. nesses viz; ". M. Singleton, of Pope Co Ark and w. $. Kinder ofPopc Co. Ark.
 Ephraim H. Winters, Homestead application NO. 0sO for the SeA of Nch See. 3l, 1p h, K i9 west. and names the following as his witncs- ses, viz; Mortmore Mnmford, of Pope Co, Ark and Thos. Pardew of Pope Co. Ark.
 Thomas Pardew. Homestead Application No BOSS, for the SA of set,, Sec go, rp II, \ Ri0w, and names the following as his witnesses, viz Mortmore Mumfori, Of Pope Co. Ark and Ephraim II. Winters, of Pope Co. Ark.
 Mortimore II. Mumford. Homestead Applica- ton No. Wrs, for the Nwia Neit and Nets Nwl, See g, tp II, K 70 w, aud names the follow ing as his witnesses, viz; Tho-. Parlew of Pope Co Ark, and Ephrainl Y. Winters, of Pope co. Ark.
 M.GIEsON Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
MARtsIED.

At the residence of the brides par ents, at No. 23l7 State St., St. Louis, Mr. VIM. R. VEAzEY, of Dardanelle, Ark, and Miss MINNIE V. MEPHAM, of St. Louis.
 Will, put your hand right in between both of ours ane shake. You have cho- sen little jewel for your partner, and we wish that your voyage adown life's sea may be one of joy and happiness, aud 'may you live long and prosper. v
 MxAh
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The talk in congress, and out Of congress too, for that matter, abou. paying the ex- soldiers and sailors of the late war the difference between greenbasks in which they were paid for services to the government, and the value of gold at the time of pay ment, is, besides being the cheapest kind of buncomb all nonsense. If such & thing should be commenced where would it end? The same reasons which would make that al- lowable would open up door for every man who had sold the govern ment any supplies to ask the same thing. It IS all elab-trab to talk of such measures.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The party of capitalists from Eng land, Scotland and the eastern part of the United States, and who went over the Iron Mountain road several days ago, with a view of purchasing the land grant, passed through yes tcrday on their return trip, so much pleased with the prospects that an offer for the land will be matic.--- Gazette,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

"A new Christian conference has been established in our State to be known as "The Arkansas State Christian Conferencen en-the follow CTS of that faith being more familiar ly known as Soul sleepers. The following are some ot the leading tenets in their creed;
 Conditional immortality; the un- conscious state of the dead; their literal resurrection, and final de. struction of the wicked; the imme- diate personal coming and reign ol Christ on earth. They teach that eternal life is not new possessed by by saint or sinner, but that is gift of God to be bestowed upon the righteous at the resurrection of the dead; that rewards and punlshments follow the judgement; that the judge ment day has not yet arrived, there fore none had have been rewarded or punished. Like other christians, they teach that holiness of heart and life are essential to eternal life and happiness.
 Rev A. NJ. B. Granam, of Little Rock, of culture and fine social qual- itles is president of the new confer ence,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

In the election of school direc- tors, today, politics should have no sway or influence. The friends of the public school interests and Of good government should vote for the men whom they believe best qualiii- ed for the important and responsible trusts of the office. without any re gard to their political views and alli- lations.
 The above is from the Little Rock Gazette, the oldest democratic news paper in our State, and it shows that our people are alive and in dead earnest in their determination to have good public schools. The fact of the business is the better element of our State are firm friends of pop
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

Donald Cameron,o of Pennsylvania, was chosen as chairman of the re publican national committee, wee Zachariah Chandler, deceased. Secretary Mccormick resigned and T. B. Keough of N. C. was chosen in his stead. Chicago will be the place for holding the next national con yention.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

MT. w. J. Beers, Station Agent at Morrilton has recieved from land Commissioner Slack Fifty Dollars, as premium for the best collection of specimens of farm products forward ed to him by any Agent on the line.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The Little Rock Gazette heads dispatch announcing the execution of q negro murderer" ,"Another soul saved'; and another dispatch an nouncing tho convection of another murderer is headed, smother candi- date for Heavenly bliss"
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

A Washington special despatch to the Gazette says that Senator Garland has been officially notified by the post-oflice department that the free delivery system, will be in augurated at Little Rock at once, in compliance with his request.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The Steamer Flow Boy sunk one mile below Dardanelle last We'd nesday. The craft was loaded with AGO bales of cotton from Dardanelle. Tue water was but three feet deep, and the damage to the boat was soon repaired.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

ular education, and they arc wiling and determined to avail themselves of any and every means to enhance the efficiency and welfare of thepub, lie schools. This is as it should be, and we trust it will not be many years until Arkansas is as famous for. the excellency of. her public schools, as she has heretofore been for her apathy and negligence in looking after the education of her children.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
Cuhan Chiu Tnnic. is the C

Cuban Chill Tonic, is the Chill King. 1t cures Chills and Fevers of every type. from the shaking Agues of the North to the burning Fevers of the Torrid Zone. It is the great Chill Medicine. It beats all others. It is the great standard. It cures Bilious ness and roots out disease. Try it--if you suffer it will cure you and give you health. Sold by your druggists, J. M Harkey X Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

Col. RIA. Howard, of Little Rock, and Hon. John U. Fletcher, also of Little Rock, are mentioned as prob ble congressional timber for the 3rd district,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
CONCERNING COUNTY WARRANTS,

PoFE COUNTY COURT, OCT. 2s, iS1a
 In the matterof calling in the Outstanum'
 Warrants against the County. A,
 Now on thIs day the matter of calling " " outstanding warrants against the Couni} @ @ Pope, coming under adviscmcnt and the New' being satisfied that there are Warrants % pu standing aganist the County that are spiTes and fraudulent. and which the County is G Gm bound Co redeem. and the Court being weli Asss sufficiently advised and satisfied that thgss t.s. fraudulent warrants alt bear date prior 70 ll las ist day of December, 1874, and the Court ne'ass advised and satisfied that said warraht It y their face appear good and valid and that tn,u .i fraudulent character cannot be ascertaih.' without a comparison with the register oi .ni Na rants issued, and the Court being furthe, % . fully advised in the premises, doth deenAaSs.v.. pedient to call in all warrants outst' " E 0s s against the County of Pope, issued and pear, ,. date prior to the 1st day of December, lssh " the purpose ofeaneeilation and reissue ih " der 10 ascertain said fraudulent warrants ali
 It is therefore ordered hy the Court thh' s t.t Scrip or Warrants of every kind and date, t"s st were issued or bear date prior Co the lst hal , s December, 1874, be and the same are , hersth ,hs called in, and ordered to be filed with " Clerk of this Court, at Dover Pope Io, ARA ,Se for cancellation and reissue on or beloln rr ist Monday in February, isS0, and all Sc,lP o, w Marrants bearing date prior 10 the lsl aa} s. December, 1si5, and moi filed or preSen,el ass above ordered on or before the said ist Mehu" in February, 1880, shall Dc forever bHfrea'
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The Immigrant, of Dardanelle, is flat footed and square toed for Vim. R. Miller for Arkansas next governor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION. Notice is hereby given that an elec- tion will be held in the town of Rus sellville, on the 20th day of Dec, 1870, to elect two school directors for Rus sellville school district No.--, to serve three years. The judges of the last gem eral election will act as judges of this election. Dec. llth 1879.
 $. x. EVANS Mayor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

FIX sheriff Vaughn, of Jefferson county, was shot and instantly kill. ed by brother of II. King White, last week.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
THE BELL HOUSE,

MRS. F.. V. TRAMMELL. PRorRIErREss. feilotc House, north or the R. R crossing on
 Rieer Street,
 RESSELL TILLE,. ,............A AREA NSAS. YINHIS HOUSE IS FURNISHED IN GOOD l. Style, with good comfortable beds, and the table supplied with the best the markets afford, Transient or regular boarders wanted.
 MRS. F. Y. TRhMMELL, Nov2I Propretrcss.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The Independent Arkansian has completed it's 5th volume. Shake neighberl May you live iong and prosper.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

The Morrilton State IS going to issue an Almanac for 1880. Hoop 'em up Ned or you'll bc to late.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

Ut is said that trip around the world can be made Tn one hundred and eighty days, at a cost of $S50.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

-J. D. Butler, of Little Rock, one of the oldest printers in the State, died on Saturday, the 18th inst-
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

-Talmage has heen sustained and vindicated by the Presbyterian Synod of Long Island.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

Col $. L. Gritiith's (of L. R. name is being urged in some guar ters as THE thing for next governor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

-J. R. Newman Is now connect ed " ith the Faulkner County Demo crat
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

Perryville nov supports news paper, the Fourche Valley Times.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
FOR SALE OR REIN,

FOR SALE OR RENT. Hyhe DurI um Hotel Property. Four 1 teen rooms. Good we'll of water. For furlhur particulars, call on
 ARTHUR ERwIs,
 Russclhille, Ark,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
ssE GREAT AaEANsAs Nssr|
 DR, 6. W. HAAKEVS | ChoIagogue, oI \

Is now, improved to it's hisb pitch. Alter long and hard stadv !S can safely say we have one of lN best compounds ever offered to N public. Seven leading medicins E combined that they are in harmoV assisting each other in their actisk thereby improving digestion and N stimulation, eliminating poisons tnS the blood, acting as good and N purgatiye, high tonic blood rnftE and alteratlye, which if used in tIn( ' will prevent almost all kinds otdI eases. Have you Dyspepsia or IndistI tiong <G Have you Liver Complaintofa1 kind? Have you Constipation of tl Bowels?
 Have you Sick Headache, or sol Stomach?
 Have you a Bad Coldy
 Have you Bad Appetite?
 Have you Inward Feversi
 Have yon q Cough? Have you an Agne Cake?
 Do you want to prevent Chil and Fever?
 Do your bones ache?
 Do you feel stupid? al Do you imagine trouble:
 Do your children suffer from ind gestion or worms?
 If so, then assist nature by takin Dr. G, W. Harkey's Cholagogue, Universal Liver Medicine.
 Always shake the bottle before U ing.
 We have sold since last spring, Q CT one hundred gallons, which n given perfect satisfaction.
 Plenty of testimonials can DC h' if necessary.
 Put up by
 J. NJ. HARKEY < BRO,
 Russellyille, Ark
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
state of Arkansas

l. A. |. Rayliss, Clerk Of tho Circuit Oolis and eN-Oneio Clerk Of the County Court Hliaap and for said County. do hereby certify ths' , ips above is q full. complete aud perfect iranss,kiW of the 0rdcr or said Court made on the 2ess of October, 1879 n the above matter - Witness my hand and the seal ut sald N0ut ff, S. this Jsl day-of November. 1877
 A.J RNNll,N ClerG
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 2s, 1870
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25

RUssELLyILLE, ARK.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25
J. E. BATTENFIELD. Editor,

D. F. LOBE, nrsISrss MANAGER.
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THE LATEST NEWS
nYrELEoRApT1 TO THE DnspArc,s.

81 y 4 @ E B y. a.tF&
THE LATE COLD sNAP--A STEAMER SUNK
AT NoRFOLK-THE FRUiT-TRgEs DAM.
AGED IN NANsEsiOND AND SOUTHLAND.
ToN-A GREAT sGow-sToRM IN NEW
ENGLAND-DEATH OF MADAME ELIZA
BETH BoNApkRTE-ErFECT or THE
COLD WEATHER IN GEoRGIA-THE
TRIAL OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER
A CASE OF YELLOw-FEvER ON THE
UNITED STATES STEAMER PLYMOUTH
DISCUSSION Or THE ARMY BILL IN The
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs-TH GER.
NAN MISSION--A CITY DESTROYED By
&. FrRE--wISCtIEsTER DESIGNATED AS A
DEPOSITORY TO RECEIVE 4 PER CENT.
UNITED STATES CRRTIFICATES-AG GREEN
BACKER'S PROPOSITION TO AID THE
JAMES.RIvER CANAL-MuRDERS IN MIS-
SISSIpPI AND PENNSYLyANIA-THE TEN
NEssEE STATE DEBT-FoREiGN NEWS, sc.
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10t.: small. 10@A1 1c.; sugar cured urcsnv,sss.
10@10tc.; plain hams, 9HagI0c. STOCK light

10s.: small. 1o@1 1c.; suaar-careu. npcanv,sss,
10@l0tc.; plain bans, 9HgI0c STOCK light
shrse s 700 sis ;is 1so,s sa.sossi
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.cassse Prime emitting: Of: northern 200
Rice: carolina. .safa7xc.: Kansooa. &c.
.or,h carons e"s No. ia, ss;sS
lima roe. IN half.harreis. sias4.2s. MscArrrs--
No. Bay SIG: No. q. in barrels, a1l.5o: No ,
dts ii ST. 20. s. Al $50 Ns' 'zz'' No. !"
Lard: Prime, barrels and :iercas. 7h@7ke.; ss
notaxses: Common syrup-Ho9shea ads. 1Se.
ierces. 19c. barrels. 20c.: genuine gor-en syF 4y
saa45c. gallon: New Orleans. nr',ne. +oassc.
SAT-: Liverpool, from store, $1.4O. GrceAp
alum. from store. soc. y sack.
suger: Crushed. 9sc.: powdered. esc.: ar..a-
merara, 10 ioatfoH ' W. : '''''' =
soap: Common. sore; best wasnins. 7,2ase
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imperial, si:ioSsl.Ge; gunpowder, sl.45&i.sS
D., Hides. Leather. Sc.
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ant dS8l e; wet sated, G,sa7c.; wei sairei CALI.
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in'sh. Ism22c. a loot; Kip. 4O@75c. ! b. nsrnc1,
Country, .25MSO: ci:v finish. a35e q M. eaIl.-
sims, French. s1@s1.9o q b.; rough sk;rsius,
20 a23c-
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IRON: American refined. Old DomfHion. ga
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iron: Virginia coal-hlast charcoal. s28@s31
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LIQUORS, Wines. &c.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sTocE EXCHANGE.

s .,Lg fHlDAT. April &. 1871.
1oss 3D. 6nited ss.es g. % bs sa'e'
state ACCOMPLISHMENTS consols. ICY bid. 81
asaase 90 3D. aa fer
BID; Virginia interest certificates 1s ssked; VIZ.
sinia tsx-rseti1able coupons. 81 bid, BIZ asked:
CITY Observation-Disclosures city S,s, j. and j..
119 Did: Richmond CRY 6's. j. and j., 1O3k bia.
hS 10 asked pee shsrs ssy s and A. ss
iersburg city s's special tax, }. and s.. 10s bid
L,nchnurg city SIS, ). and j., 1l3 hid; Lynch
Suas fy G and & b a9ls sH stsss
s's. n. and n. ss bid. 90 asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Virg,nia Central Railroad
Central Railroad third mortgage 6s. J. and j.,
96 bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
SIS R = ane j. lo4 BID los asked: yrgno Cen.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6's, and j., so bid; Virginia and Tennessee FAIL
gnia anu Tennessee Railroad funded 81, j. and j.,
81 bid 100 ~ ket; southside Railroad second mort
gage preferred 8s, J. and j., n bid: South;
j., 81 bid 6ea asked: Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road first mortgage rs J. and j. l0l bid: Norfolk
=. 103 bid; Norfolk ard Petersburg Railroad Sec
ond MORTGAGE s., j. and D.: 93H bid; Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage e's, ana j.. 03 bid: At
lantlc, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad certificate.
% bid: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 6rst
mortgage S's, A..and o.. 102 bid; Richmond and
d SECOND mortgage ~! 81 and
mae Railroad mortgage S's. J. aud D., lO2 bid
Richmond. FredcricEs burg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs. }. and j., lolH bid: Orange ard
Alexandria Railroad second mortgage Gs j. and j..
81 bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad thir.!
mortgage SIS NJ. and N, 43 bid So asked; Orange.
Alexandria ard Manassas Railroad first mortgage
rs. j. and j.. 80 bid. 90 asked; Richmo.d and
Danviile Railroad consolidated 6's. NJ. and n, G6IS
bid: ri. dmoI Railroad first mortgage S's. A. and
o.. 100 bid; Richmond York River and Chesapeake
Railroad first mortgage S, -. aud ~. Ola hid.
Canal Bonds.-Jamc> River aud Kanawba Canal
1rst mortgage 6's. NJ and NJ. soy hid.
RaIrOad StocES.-RlcbmOnd and Peters burg
Railroad. 100 rar. 424 asked; Richmond. Fred
erickSburg and Potomac Railroad common, 90 uar
80 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. so bid;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
7 per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 90 bid Conncc-
ton Railroad stock 70 plr. 692 bill; Richmond
and Danville Railroad, loo par. $72 % bid, So ask.
ed; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common, | OC
par. 81 bid: Seaboard AMI Roanoke Railroad guar
anteed. 100 par. 81 BID.
Cunat SockS.-James River and Kanawha Ca-
nal, 90 par, I'll asked.
Insurance C0mD1niee.-Firginia Fire and Ma
rine. 20 par. SO bid 80 asked: Virginia stale
25 par, ~ bid; Virginia Home. 100 par, 90 bid
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 7S bid: Guy
100 par, so bid S2!5 asked Granite, 100 par, ~
BID. rs asked.
NiSce,iuRcOuS.-0h Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par. S24 BID, 90 asked.
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The Cold Snap I'm Observation-Disclosures
Trial.

ATLANTA, April 4.-The weather is quite
cold here to-day, the thermometer indi-
eating SO. The peach, pear, and apple
crops are ruined. The vegetable crop is
not seriously damaged. The cold snap does
not extend all over the State.
Ayers Jones, the mountaneer accused Of
the murder, two years ago, OF Lieutenant
Mcintyre, at the head of his troop III the
Georgia mountains, will be taken from Jail
to- borrow for his preliminary cXamina-
ton. The Mcintyre murder created great
sensation in Georgia, and the authorities
have been working it up ever since its &C.
cllrrence. Jones is q desperate man, who
delied the officers and cludcd arrest for q
long time