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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

General Churchill, we presume will be the favored candi- date of the Gazette for Governor. When the editor of that paper wants to fight a duel Churchilfs services can always be obtained as a reliable second. We don't want any dualist governors; law abiding men are what are wanted.--Hot Springs Sentinel.
 We, at the time, considered Gener. al ChurchilPs action in the little mat. ter referred to above, as very indis, erect. We yet think he acted very imprudently, but we think it hardly fair to use this against him. If he enters the field as candidate for the democratic nomination he will be hard to beat. He is true man, and has hosts of friends in every voting precinct in Arkansas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

Ut is now proposed to create a new office with big salary and give it to Grant for life. It remains to be seen whether or not the cowards and toadies can accomplish such a scheme.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

The duty of Congress this win ter is sound legislation; but, says the New York Sun, "Unless the signs fail, the business will be president making"
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

Memphis is enthusiastically in earnest in regard to the sewerage of that city. The Citizens Committee have adopted the recommended tax levy, and Gov. Marks will convene the legislature at once to authorize the tax levy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11
-There ia none of the Grant

There is none of the Grant. boom at the South in Arkansas,-- that is to say, among the democrats. We believe Grant is the man among Arkansas Republicans, but there is not democrat in the State in favor of his third term aspirations.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

The Quawpaw Cotton Mills, of Little Rock, are doing good busi ness. The capital stock is to be in, creased and new machinery added Just such enterprises are what we need to make the South rich, self sustaining and independent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11
CONCERNING COUNTY WARRANTS
POPE COUNTY COURT, OCT. 2s, 1879.

POPE COUNTY COURT, OCT. 2s, 1SIa
 In the matter Of calling in the OutstahulhS
 Warrants against the County.
 Now on thIs day the matter of calling m tug outstanding warrants against the LonnE V Pope, coming under advisement and the COui' being satisfied that there are Warrants oul standing against the County that are spurious and fraudulent, and which the County IS hus bound to redeem. and the Court being well anu sufficiently advised and satisfied shat thooo fraudulent warrants all bear date prior 70 u'3 lst day of December, 1874, and the Court beihs advised and satished that said warrabts ou their face appear good and valid and that thel5 fraudulent character cannot he ascer lNlu.' without q comparison with the register or wal rants issued. and the Court being further au" fully advised in the premises, doth deem lt .A pedient to call in all warrants outstSnhius against the County of Pope, issued and beaIlus date prior to the list day of December le'L lo the purpose of cancell ation and reissue m Vl- der to ascertain said fraudulent warrants
 It is therefore ordered by the Court that a, Scrip or Warrants Of every kind and date tN'y were issued or bear date prior to the lst 'aa ". December, 1874, be and the same are htf.s5 called in, and ordered to be filed Wllh l' Clerk of this Court, at Dover, Pope Co., N,r. for cantsllation and reissue on or belore Unr 1st Monday in February, 1880, and all seTlp "f Warrants bearing date prior Co the lst da5 w December, 1914, and not filed or presented w above ordered on or before the said lst M9n"a' in February, 1880, shall be forever DarTeu'
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Ozark Democrat is to be enlarged about the first of the new year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

The Alma Herald dubs the Ar. kansas Gazette Solomon in wisdom and Hercules Tn strength.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an cleo ton will be held in the town Of Rus sellville, on the 20th day of Dec, 1879, to elect two school directors for Rus sellville school district No.-, to serve three years. The judges of the last gen. eral election will act as judges of this election. Dec. 11th 1879.
 $. N. EVANS Mayor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

Paris claims to be wide awake commercially, socially and religious ly.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11
State Of Arkansas,

I, A. j. Bsyliss, Clerk of the Clrcrlt NVssin ant ex-Ofiieio Clerk of the County Court wltnh and for said County, do hereby certify iha' .t above is full, complete and perfect tIans' ''tr of the order of said Court made on the E'u' "'' Of October, 1870 in tho above matter. ,....., Witness my hand and the seal nf said '''' l.. $. this 9d day Of November, lsGt ,.,-,,
 A. J. BAY LlS~, tieiN'
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

Judge Huckleberry is the new postmaster at Van Buren.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

Waldron has popu ation of about four hundred.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11
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SENATE.
January 18th.

Senate met ut 10 o'clock and was
opened with prayer. by the Rev. 7.
F. Clancy Of the Baptist Church.
The Journal Of Saturday was read,
also, Fridays, Journal, which was
omitted on Saturday.
Mr.. Newman, Chairman Of the Fl
nance Committee, reported back SEN
ate bill No. 20, with the recommen.
dation that it do pass. Also Senate
bill No. 49 regulating State Deposits
with the recommendation that it do
not pass. Rejected on first reading.
Mr., Kirtley, Chairman Of Commit
tee on Education, reported Senate
bill No. s, a bill providing for the re,
cordationof certain bonds, Read fol
the first time and ordered toa second
reading,
resolutions:
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Reports from Standing Commit
tees we're called for, ndrespohded to
as follows:
Senator Dennis, Chairman Of the
Committee on the Judiciary report
ca fayorably on Senate Bill No "
changing the timGof holding Circuit
Courts in the counties Of the Eighth
Judicial District.
Kirtly ofthe Committee on Ed6-
cation. reported Senate Bill No, 81,
apptopriating money to pay the ex- :. I,
pensesofthe State Normal School, etc.
Dennis reported on Bill No, Y, in
regard toeyidence in actions Of as
sumpsits
Williams, Of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported
the names Of the Senators elected at
the late general elections, and the
mileage allowed each. He also ex-
lplained the seemingly excessive
mileage allowed some bysstating the,
I fact thatthey obAged'to travel
Ito andsfrofrom their homes by cir
cuitons routes, on account Of the clos.
ling ofnayigation by the freezing Of
ltbe riversF
& &, !, stSe]
silLst s.st
II Bv AlcGrew: s.B. No. 50, ,fmaking
/ an appropriationifor the support Of
\ tie State Normal School and its
\ lbrancbes for the school years ending
4 IA Aupust, 1874 and August, 1880,
Iiespectiysiy aid providing thelman-
1lner Il which the same shall be paid.
l.Referred 10 lie committee on educa,
l. sBy Samfnefs. S. B. No. go ia
4 amend and re!enact section 90, ,iol
;Igbapter lis. of the / acts Of 1S77.S,
aconeserning the powers Of County
Court. Referred 10 hecommitte on
\ 8lJudiciary. jiE 55is :p,.
4 BIZ sBaxter. Senate bill Nos61, reg
Glating mileage. Referred to com
sEmittees J sonaprivileges elections!
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HOUSE.
January 11th, 1879.

House called to order at 10 A. NJ
Z. Prayer by Rev. j. D: Moffatt.
On behalf Of the House, the chair
appointed Messrs. Pennybacker and!
Poundstohe on the joint committee,
on enrolled bills.
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( BY Hagani d. y. NO. ov,sS !, oiii' y ~
llnend andre enact sec. II chap. S6l
Il Code in relation to rights Of mar
led women. 4,4 ssssg 2
Referred to Committee on Judici.
Try. gaah ],
By Hagan: H. B. No. 5lfaa bilttol
punish the offense Of incest
Referred.to Committee oniJudicl-lI
/ By Bell, Mineral, H. B. No. 52,
"a bill extending the time within
which certain railroadsfmust begin
their construction.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Private.
Corporations, &c.
BY Butcher In regard to establish.
ing q Normal School for colored per-
sons. -3.
I By scnerr: In relation to regpir,,
ing'but one trustee for each school
sub-district.t u, i.
* RviiR iRousb. In relatiOfIeto amend
4, :, ssc 3 c6anI 47ofCode in regard
10 srantinc.csftificates 81 iiicofpora.
t;oS5s.5 IL S5 ) II'FP3g llsf9
By Hyer: In relation tolfreeeya!mtss gam
ination Of teachers also aboliiiSShEinnlg INF
district boards Of education, sabsti-
. ii .s... .I.. II
tsnting sllt coupsy oneS W. !, i's
g county s9peri1sesaue u, ."t.Ia ros,.
by MolvaS s. ~ ise,eiaars rarssorot;Sns w Ind
ml.sss 's9saa 9a ,saSe sn tbSt norton
&c tNs Msssaee referringto insurance.
BY Parsonss ~ feia.'on N . Y, v,,a ~ las
ing the prese,ns, iaM, ~ fesai
lng-the county \ leyles, j. .,.s U.,or
~ McNeeIi hequessln s,,s ;o, ;s;Sn
ney,7enetal y !. ispots ~ IN ya;l,
Of the litigation againss l ms 'he % rali' ~
i roadst1a u, she eeavei ..,.t;a,, liz
BY fpl lkefsSa ~ el.. Ieiasio ..;o,a,;o,o - !, i
creasing penalties lV tof yio.asioiiS y =
the liquor Ia law. 1, .,t {, aa; ~
hy Parsons In reiasion osa " uiSo' Ivy !,
ces. w \, Il. I, ..,,:s g.,a.h,
By ROCK: y. 70 !, !, reaace .oll VI sslJ' 81
katla%ha ana !, goaL iiyefs,a 4, /, )
By.Carler: 70 aootisl s', slis " Z ot,lSs q q
County superintendent ol sochvoi' |,
And establish q county a, !. ooafa' VIZ VIZ
one trustee from ., eaen' uis.llcs, y, A,
BY Hutton% changing tne iaW 5.' +
relation to'the aog .saAi 4, III. !
BY Harvey; Making lhe " wasss ,,., :
employees OF companies RI: mems upo'
the property olssaia compahies.
@ !Q RESOLUTIONS.
!
ByReynolds; Jpintresolasion ~. !,
\ Resolued by The L9islaturei;cf I'VE
4 Esrqiaia. /. That our Senators an
Representatives in&the Congress 9
1.-THE United Stateslbe requested TO ac
4 yocate and procure the passage OF
Misunderstanding an uniform rate
l)Einterest throughout the Unite
Estates for the loan or ferbearanc
afspaonaT:i Z,
I.i7.s ~. -. ....l -..., q -,
transmit q, = s9 :. each s',l q euf sad oeh
tors and Keprese1tattyes . copy
the foregoing 4 resolasloh.
! stuart, o. Doddflage op]eceea az
!. the resolution went over utai MO-
/, day.
I OTHER BUSINESS.
M. y. 49,, u -.
upon mo,lon ol MI. NJ harvey, tlJu'
JOINT kesolu1ion -. mo. go = was sa .aAs !
from the MES OF iase session =, anu !
: ferred TO tne C0mmlttee Oh tne Juu
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JANUARY 18th, 1879.
HOUSE.

House conyenedat 10 o'clock this
morning, and was opened with pray
erby Rev. A. c, George, Of The Fourth
Street NJ. E$Church.
The journals Of Friday and satur-
day were partly read, when on mo-
tion of Mr.. Butcher their further
reading was dispensed with.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Reynolds, Chairman Of the
Committee on Privileges and Elec.
tions reported the amount ofmileage
each member Of the House was enti-
[CoRtinued on fourth page,l
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

!
Chairman Gum, Of the Commit
Tee on the Judiciary, reported back
House bill No. 8, IAN act to amend
and re.enact section 12 Of Chapter
Is acts Of '72-7S, organizing the cir
cult courts, with the recommenda.
tion that 1t do pass. Also, H. B. No.
10, "a bill changing and fixing the
times Of holding the circuit courts
in the sixth judicial circuit" with
the recommendation that it do pass.
Also, H. B. No. II, q bill creating a
Municipal Court for the city of Hun
tington," with the recommendation
that it do pass. iaa
Chairman. Hill, Of the Committee
on Education, reported back H. B.
No. 2, "a bill to amend and re-enact
sec. 55'of chap. 1913, of acts of 1928,
changing, the school law," with the
RECOMMENDATION that it do not pass
Also House resolution No 36, "in
reference TO school taxes and boards
Of education" with the opinion that
it would be inexpedient to legislate
thereupon, Also H. B:No 5, "a bill
to amend and re-enact the school
law recommending its passing.
Chairman Reynolds, Of the Com
mittee ON Elections andP Privileges To
whom was referred the certificates Of
election Of members Of the House,
reported a, list Of the members enti,
tledtd seats. the. same beingadopted.
.s. BILLS.
BY Arnold; H. B, No. Al, Gan act
to provide for opening and keeping
in repair the county. roads" Refer.
red to the Committee on Roads, &c
By Hyer.. H, B. No AZ, eAnact re.
quiring certain sales to be advertis
ed in a newspaper" Referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
! BY McGraw; II. B. No. A, aAn acl
to amend and re.enact the school Law
of the Statep Referred to the Com
mittee on Education.
ByiMonroe: H. B. No. 46, Gan acl
to amend and re-enact section 5
chapter 1872 of the, Code inregard tt
titles Of purchases under DEGREES 0
courts. Referred to Committee OF
/! judiciary.
/. BY Bradford; H. B..No, Al, "a bill
to amend and re.enact section Q
chapter 1870 Of the Code" in relation
to evidence. Referred to Committe
on Judiciary,
BY Taylor H. B. As, "a bill t
amend and re.enact chapter 81 Of th
Acts Of 1877" in regard to openin
and repairing county roads. Refer
red to'Committee on Roads, &c.
} BY Hyer Fl, B. No. 40, @An act
! amend and re,enact section IA chaE
I ter l45 Of the Code" in relation
Judiciary Committee.
Mr., Pugh introduced Senate bi
No.5S, a bill to amend and 're,enat
section 2, chaptero7, of acts Of ~
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By Campbell: al sllpersons
TO deduct what th from the
list to be furnished DO assessor,
from his personal q property.
By Montgomery; ii|ng for the
establishfnentof I'D 6f Mines,
Weights and Messt'1 ihe cbun-
ties Of Fayette, Ka and Put.
nam,
By Holt: AmendIh chool law
SO as to give each d the right
Of adopting its owl of text.
books.
ByPoundstone:: n ug that l,or-
tion Of the GOyerno Sage rela-
ting to assessment 10 Com
mitteee on judicial q revising
chap. 81, acts Of ISL
HOUSE JOINT Ebd4IoNs
Mr.. Bradford within house joint
resolution 5 from TIL bflthe last
house, proposing anReHdment to
the constitution, and that It be
referred toithe judiei fbmmittee.
Ry Toney. HOUSE esplution
8, requestinpIotlr sen 14d reDre-
sentatiyes lco1groa pose the
further immigration pese ! 10
this country ReferI pnlmittee
on immigration. Il
by Fllkerson. HoHV 5lntresolilt
tion Z, requesting eaI nalors and
representatives in con.lss TO secure
and sulficient lIkopfiations
from the general. .goyslibnt 10 com
plete the work hsgDH the BIG
SANDY, Guyan and fs Kanawha
rivers. with acview tfmproyine
their'napigations
Adjourned, il
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fOaus and naNlgall u II erepy re- A
quested to inquire sntG q prbpriety|
Of amending therosd ltk so;as not
TO compel boys undSf ears ofsageS
tosworke on the COUNTY gfroads. Re-
jected.
DR.. Summers offered resolution
Judiciary Com ee'inquigs
into the expedi dieney yofs tnendingl
QaMnserI6 69pf The Csd i''e srb-
BILE insanity a cause Tor diy0ree. J,
Mr.. Adams dssenate Bill No.
10, a bill TO amend and re enact sec.
tions 26 and,90 Of. Ghapterl06, Of the
Code; Referred to judiciary.
Mr., Tarr o6erefSenate Bfll'No, 30,
n bill to amend and re.enact Section
4S Of Chapter 20, Of the Code of w.
Va. Referred to Finance.
! Mr.. Turner offered Senate Biz No.
81, u bill 10 amend .Sections.5 and
10 Of Chapter 1870, Of the Code Of w.
Va, concerning evidence Referred
toJudiciary.
Mr.. Turner offered Senate Bill No.
%, a bill to amend.and re-enact sec
tion 81 Of chapter liz, Of the acts Of
1928, concerning the sale Of real
estate for taxes, &c. Referred to
Committee on Forfeited, Delinquent
and Unappropriated Lands.
Mr.. Woods offered s. B. No. "a: A
bill to amend and re-enact Bee. 6 Of
chap. 103 of the Code ofW Va, Re
ferred to Committee onJudiciary.
Mr.. Dennis offered S. B. No. 25: A
bill to,amend and're-enact Chapter
u Of the Acts of 1877, entitled an
act relating tothe sales Of the works
and property of railroads and other
internal improvement companies,
Under DEGREES Of a court passed Feb.
Doth, 1877. Referred TO Committee
on Banks and Corporations;
Mr. Faulkner offered S. B. No, 2S;
a bill to amend and re.enaet sec. !
chap.a152 of the. code, defining felo.
MES and misdemeanors. Referred TO
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr., Faulkner offeredS. B. No. %:
A bill to amend and re-enact sec. 2S
of'chap. 4S3 of.the Code iA.regard tc
The appointment Especial receivers
Referred to the Judiciary.
Mr.. Faulkner offered S. B. No, 80
d bill to amend and re-enact. sec. 6S
chap. 54 of.the acts of 1875, entitled
An Act to. .Re.enact and Amend the
10Th Chapter Of the Code, concern
| ing the assessment Of taxes. Refer
red to Finance Committee.
Mr.. Jones offered S. B. No. 50. a
bill entitled. an act to repeal and re
enact sec. u. Of the act approved Dec
l22, 1873, entitled an act to provide
for the opening and keeping in re
pair the county roads. Referred t,
Committee on Roads and Navigation
Mr.. Ewing offered S. B. No, 81: 4
bill to make persons charged will
crime competent witnesses in tn
courts of this State. Referred Il
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Ferguson offered Senate bill 5
abill imposing q taxand prescribin
the mode of collecting the same o.
I the privilege of selling wine, arden
spirits or iAalt liquors within TIL
limits ofthe State. Referred to con
mittee ON finance.
Mr.. Ferguson offered Senate bi
| No. Sc, a bill to give constables pow
er to distrain for fee bills. Referre
Ito Judiciary committee.
], Mr.. Ferguson: Senate bill 81, abb
concerning liens upon the real estat
, and personal property of corporation
in favor Of workmen, laborers an
others In their employ. Referred.
, SENATE.
January II.
Senate met at the usual hour,
/
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SENATE
ag JanuaryAth, 1879.

81 u. W y y
+ Senate met at l0a.Sm a
Mr.. Newmaniatrodpc Hthe fellow
ing gconcurrentreselutid
WHEREAS, Itiislepia& that nus
merous proposi'tio forae Inodifca-
ton ofIthes present ipdisry; system
will be laid before eacl Ause lof the
present Legislature, thsfbre, belt
Resolgsa. Thataconlhlt three
members.6n the part ofshe senate,
andtfss.on the part oft9e house Of
delegates, beapPointed 3 ghomSall
propositions on said suBlct, shall he
referred. "a s. {.
\ MI. Stout offered thel elbllowingt II
Rssolved, That, the ehmitteegon
roads and navigatiq6 a. lierebylre-
quested to inquire sntd propriety
Of amending heirosd sosas mol
to compel boys und6t2 PEARS ofEagt
to'work on the eotIhtg gfreads. Re
jected. n
DR.. Summers offered resolution
Judiciary Gorblf eeinquigs
into the expedie dieneY Of mendinl
glapset 80pf The Csd efsNb
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County Directory, : ,

Judge Circuit Court Joseph Smith. .Rayenswood,
Clerk Circuit: cour-6. b. Waggener. y "
President County goart.-p, $, iAiatre.
County Clerk P. r. B. Smith ~
Prosecuting ANorney-- GeotP. Simpson.
Sheriff David s. Stevenson, sDeptties!-J Jewett
gailgr, SamYeiW. Someryillr, Henry Fry, Joseph n
Daigh and W, D. Someryilie.I lS ~ sr
j. Surveyor of Lafds-Thomas ]. Roberts. Ya p.
Assessors James W. Window Distfict No. T.; z. E.
sdperihtehdent Of Free Schools Charles E.fHogg, .
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Z Terms Of Court. Z -


Circuit Court First Monday inApriland October,
,cougty-sM Third Monday in January, March,
May, July; November and Decembeh y
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KNIGHT & COUCH,


= JOIN W. ENGLISH,
ttorney Mt Law, will practice in the Courts sol Ma
a son, Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court Of Ap
peas ofWcst Virginia. Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia Ljan 8, lS79-iy
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Wesl ylrgInla Leglslature.
HOUSE.

January III.
The House met at 1Oo'clock to-day
and was opened with prayer by Rev.
Carroll Clark, member ofthe House
from Mercer county.
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The WeekIyRegistgr,
Published Every Wednesday MornIns, BY
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,
EDITOR AND PRopRIeroA.

OIee uP,'lail. sloILl. lIoek Ealranee On slain s..
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ByReynolds: Jpintresolption No.f
Resolved by The Legislature ef llVsst y !
Eirginia. /. That our Senators and
Representatives in the Congress Of
the United statesibe requested'to adj
.yocate and procure the passage ofssa
law prescribing an uniform rate oi
interest throughout the United
States for the loan Of forbeararce C
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,transmitito each Of our said. Sena-
TORS and Representatives o copy Of
the foregoing resolution.
Stuart, Of Doddridge objected and
The resolution went over until Mon
day.sn