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Wanted Immediately. RM ORE canvassers for the Gem Carpet Stretcher, lvA in every town in Connecticut. Agents make from $4. .00 to $1O.0O day. E. 0. SMITH, my11 6t= City Hotel, P. 0. Box 743.
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MNn TO NNM

AO
 A=A THE STORE No. 61 Church street, opposite M,ia the postofice two small rents on Whniley ave -nue second floor No. 51 Asy lun street whole house on Henry street. all modern improvements whole house No. 241 Grown street whole house No. 64 Whaley avenue, all modern improvements, $400; whole house on Clinton svenue second door No. 29 Auburn street; whole house on Water street whole house corner Union and Fair streets, $2 per month whole house Cedar Hill avenue; three small rents Cedar Hill. Apply to A. M. HOLMES,
 ap17 eo Ohurch 9traek Ronm 8.
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VOL. XLVIII
TNants.

SITUATION WANTED,
 TY A competent cook, for small family would do Eb cooking, washing and ironing good references kpnlv at e' I6f ORWELL AVENUE,
 mvI4 lt= Over the Bakery.
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Destruction of the Village of Stuyve-
 sant---A Loss of S2O0.OOO.

NIVSS $SUUeUUUs
 HUDSON, N. Y., May 13.-Ths village of Stuyvesant, eleven miles north of this city, was destroyed by fire this morning, involving loss of more than $2oo, 900. The fire caught in the storehouse of the New York and Cats kill Steamboat Company. Among the build ings burned are the postofice, the houses of the New Jersey Ice Company, the railroad depot, the Stuyvesant iron foundry, St. Mary's church. and all buildings on both sides of the railroad track, covering radius of more than a square mile. Among the fine dwellings de- stroyed is that of Senator Wendover. tramp giving the name of James Smith was arrested and lodged in jail here, charged with causing the fire
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A SITUATION as bookkeeper or clerk by one wh A is not afA aii of work. Address
 my12 3t- '.T., this office.
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GOOD, reliable man, with from $500 10 $500 to 4 H take the agency for New Haven for articles of merit. For particulars, address
 W. H. SHERMAN, 31 Lockwood street, R T
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RnrSued hyI IIlE Euck.

AUBURN, May 13.-Within twenty-four hours remarkable run of hard lack befell Daniel Cornwell, an ice dealer and farmer. This morning at o'clock team drawing his ice wagon ran away, demolishing the wagon. Last evening at o'clock load of hay tipped over, severely injuring him. At midnight his house and barn, together with all the furni- ture, hay, grain, horses and cattle wore burned by incendiaries. The loss is more than $12 GOO; insurance small
 The Internal Machins in New York.
 NEW YORK, May 13.-Hypolite D. Uriarte,
 the Spanish consul general in New York, re-
 ceived among his mail Wednesday 8 package
 about eight inches long and three inchss wide.
 After examining his letters the consul took
 the package, which was done up in a brown paper bag, to table to open it. He used Q penknife to do so, end immediately he took >the cover of the box there was loud explo- sion and some balls of fire shot out of the
 box, burning the carpet and consnrs coat and scorchine his hands, but otherwise doing no damage. An examination of the box showed that it's purpose was to kill ths person who opened it. Inside of it was 8 quantity of gunpowder, large percussion cap, and what is supposed to be nitro glycerinc. The au- thor of the dastardly attempt is not known, but is supposed to be some Cuban, and de- tectives are looking up the matter. This is the second experience of the kind Mir. Uriarte has had within ten years.
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FOR SALE.

AeaM GOOD house, centrally located, at bargain ak only small amount of cash required. For par @A Ahculars call on address
 GEO. A. ISBELL, mys ofaoe, State COZ. Elm street, Todd's Block.
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EOrty-Sixth Congress.

WASHINGTON, May IS. SENATE---Mr. Voorhees, offered resolution calling Secretary of the Interior furnish Ssrate with tue Bames of railroad companies to which lands have been granted and which have not earned them The time specified therein, the nunbsr of claimed by each road and the time when the1r right to these lands expires under the law Adopted. The Kellogg -Spofford resolutions came up and MT. Hampton addressed the Senate in opposition to opening the He said the wholesome doctrine of tres judcatA" has been depar from either in England this country. The Senate in setting in such acted in judicial manner, and ifs deciE once rendered the merits of could not be reversed.
 MT. Carpenter replied to some arguments by MT Hill yesterday and resf1rmed strongly the doctrine of adjudicGtG.
 When he concluded his remarks MT. Pendleton was recognized, and pending further debate the Senate went executive session, and when the doors opened, at 4:12 p. m., adjpurneds
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A. E. DUDLEY 6 SON.
 INSURANCE AGENCY,
 29S Chapel Street.

ENDURANCE on all kinds Of property against fire and lightning effected at lowest rates. Losses paid promptly. After experience of twenty years we fsel confident that give satisfactory in surance. Thankful for past favors we solicit con- hnuance of patronage, ny6
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Our Facilities,

Em order to attend to OMr rapidly increasing trade. we have am ad<zifiOMai number employed &n our establfsh- ment, aud those who favor HIS with their patronage will receive tREe same polite and careful affe nfEOA which they have heretofore
 We shall eEsdleavOr. as we always have, to sell none but perfect goods, and offer the latest styles as they arrive in the market.
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FOR, SALE.

Msn BUILDING LOTS on Nichol, Eagle, and both Ns4s sides of Nash street; 400 feet in one piece price low terms easy.
 ANDREW MARTIN, 10 arI
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Getting Ready for the Race.

Getting Ready for the Race.
 WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Signs of preparation for the great Hanlan- Courtney race are begin ming to thicken. The men are in training for the race and the city is getting ready for the crowds which are expected. The work of erecting grand stand was begun to day at a point about half mile from the start. Ow- ing to double bend in the river neither the start turn or finish can be seen from this point, nor is there any point close to the river a1 either shore whence view of the whole course can be had. Spectators will be obliged to content themselves with 8 sight of the be- gaming and finish The most important part of the course is not easy of access and is marred by sharp bend in the river within the first half mile. Both osrsmen, however, express themselves satisfied with the course, and the local authorities promise to accommo- date spectators as well as circumstances will allow. The water was all that could be desir- were all out twice, taking long pulls. All ready beginning to attract very considerable crowds of spectators to witness their daily practice spins.
 Vote on the Adjournment Question.
 WASHINGTON, May 13.-The vote in the Ways and Means Committee to-day on ad- journment May 31 was as follows: Yeas Gibson, Phelps, Conger, Garfield, Kelley and Frye; nays-Carlisle, Tucker, Morrison and Mills. MT. Hilton did not vote. Messrs. Wood and Dunnen were absent. The latter would have voted against adjournment.
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TO RENT.

NnnA THE UPPER STORY rooms Mo- I68 Carlisle M street, (no connections lower story,) city water, -fronhng public square, $120 per year. Apply to
 T. R. TROWBRIDGE, myl9 If 7Q Long Wharf.
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Elaine and sherman.

!
 NEW YORK. May 13.-Secretary Sherman,
 accompanied by his secretary, MT. Babcock,
 returned to Washington to-day at tsn o'clock. Previous to his departure from the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mir. Sherman held final cen
 ference with his personal friends in his apart ments. He expressed himself highly grati-
 fled at the report received from all parts of the
 country respecting his canvass. Blaine re- l mains and seems to be as busily engaged in the details of his own canvass as on the first | day of his arrival. Said 8 friend, referring ! to Blaines labors: ''I don't believe he has \ slept five hours since Sunday" Since his ! rival he has received on an average hundred visitors day and the cards of as many more, who in turn received word that MT. Blaine ! was "not in."
 Massachusetts Delegates to Chicago. HAyERH1LL, May 13.-The Sixth Essex dis | trict Republican convention to-day elect ed as delegates to Chicago Dudley Por- ! ter of Haverhill, Nathaniel O. Horton of Salem; alternates, Edward Fl. Haskell of Gloucester, Rev. David Bremna, of Boston. The Vermont GreenbRckexs. MONTPELIER, May 13.-Membsrs of the Greenback party numbering about fifty met . appoint delegates to the National Greenback convention at Chicago on June 9. General George J. Stannard of Burlington, chairman of the State Committee, called the convention to order and he.was chosen permanent chair man. 0. 0. Morton vice president and W. P. Walker secretary. The committee on resolu- tions reported as follows:
 We renounce all connection with the old Democratic and Republican parties, and their unhAllowed inhu forever. We believe all naoney should be issued duties sufficient to meet the busineas interests of the country. No interest bearing bonds should be issued those already issuA should be withdrawn at an early date. We are opposed to the National banking system unfair to the Isboring man, allow elections. We denounce money and land steals and demand that professional politicians be busted, and nze no sections The general good of the country is
 the object of the party We demand legislation to en- courage the agricultural and manufacturing interests We demand an income tax and reduction of saaries
 The resolutions were adopted. The con- mittee on delegates reported the following list as deIegates-at-Iarge 0. F. Clough of Water bury, Fletcher TarbelI of Ssranton, J. J. Bur- gess of St. Albans O. c. Martin of Ferris burg. Alternates. .at-large: A. 0. Wilder of Waitsfeld, G. H. Stannard of Burlington, John Webster of Franklin, L. B. Fuller of Ferrisburg. Two delegates were elected from each Congressional district. It was decided to have the State convention on June 24, the place to be fixed by the State Committee.
 Antf.TIlden Delegates to Trenton.
 NEWARK, May 13.-The primary elections in the several wards of this city and township to select delegates to the Democratic State this evening and resulted in the selection Of anti -TiIden deIeoatas
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&ksA BRIOK BUILDING, with engine il good or. M der, with or without barn possession any time. 4- ANDREW MARTIN, f2aR 19 Pearl Street,
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geal Gstzts.
TO RENT,
m RENT

IU RENTs MMAA DESIRABLE Furnished Room will be rent sSN ed to one or two gentlemen. Call at A 26 ELM STREET, my1S If Corner Orange.
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TO RENT,
For Sale at a Bargain,

sea@ THE HOUSE No. 145 Whalley avenue, with & modern impro Vements also the Brick Barn in
 haA of the premises to separate parties de- fred. Inquire of o. B. DYER, Painter,
 Rnl2 120 Dwight Street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MAY14, aGA RssEs, 442i 8ooH sLrJ, 1 HIsa warpR sEs SETS, 7.1Oi II 14sp.m. 2.25 a. m.

Barometer, 2s.s2o, g. ssl. so674 Thermomeier. 50, 57, 5l. Wind, direction-N, N, NE. Velocity, in miles per hour, IA. Is, 6. Weather, fair, fair, clear. Maximum Thermometer, 57 degrees. Min mum Thermometer, 50 degrees. Rainfall in inches, .0O. Maximum Velocity of Wind 25 miles per hour.
 VIM. D. WRIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
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Beers Street Mission Chapel Fox

MheA FOUR ROOMS fsr housekeeping purposes on iH second floor of No. 6g William street. oity wa &A ter in the kitchen. Rent to good, prompt pay ing tenant, $s per month and water tax. inquire
 Iny17 St% THE PREMTGES.
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9AT,A1D GpTT,

SALAD OIL NAVE HAVE now in store some thirty Salad w Gil, game brand as sold by us for years past. Our importation. In quarts pints and half pints Quality the very finest. Prices moderate. myl0 E, E, HALL < SON,
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w Wanted,

Ten Men of good character and
 address. INTERFERENCE REQUIREDs Apply from to a. m., at mylO St 1O5 CHURCH STREET,
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 sasA Ftrst-CI&ss House, with modern 5H Improvements, good lot with barn, situat- EAed on fine avenue, fronting on two streets, can be seen at any time. For particulars call 3t Room NOs ,, HOAdleY Building, 49 Church Street.
 de25 tf L.F. CDMSTOCKs
 TO RENT, &aeA HOUSE on winthrop avenue and George street, fH Il rooms, modern Improvements, with or without M1lA- barn. Apply to
 ap28tf EDWARD VALLEY.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
JOHN H. DAVIS < Co.,, Bankers and Brokersl
 No. IT Wall street, New York.

There much less excitement and animation on the Stock Exchange to- day and reduced volume of business. At ths opening prices were strong all around. thsn heavy for time, recovering and ruling strong until after o'clock. From that hour to the close the narkst declining one.
 The Bond Market-Government bonds were dull
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nection with tue Meat and Grocery 5
Steamboat Line for New York.
 Fare &I. including Borths

Tickets for the Round Trip. S1.50s
 ~A The SteAmerO 0. H. NORTHAM, Capt. SESJ. G. Bowns, will leave New Haven ct I2:00 D. n., Sundays excepted. Staterooms sold as Berkele Curtiss', 109 Church street, near Chapel.
 Steamer ELM CITY, Capt. F. J. Peck, leaVes New Haven at 10:15 6. m., Sundays excepted.
 FROM NEW YORK-The 0. H. NoRTHAM leaves Peck Slip at p. m., and the ELM CITY at 1l.3O Saturdays at 12 o'clock.
 SMnd@Y Night ROMt for Now R9fkO
 The Steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at Il m. Ststerooms sold at the Elliott House.
 Tickets are sold and baggage checked through to Philadelphia, (both routesl Baltimore and Nashinston myI9 JAS. F. WARD, Agent,
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EnR GArU

SzsA THE BRICK Basement House No. 2S Trum kz bull street, near Orange street. All the convent 14A ences. Inquire on the premises or of
 WALTER OSBORN, my11 If 12 Whites Building.
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WANTED

ESOR seashore houses and other summer resorts, E1 frst-class cooks, waiter girls, chsmbermaids, laundresses, kitchen girls, dlshwashers etc. Now is the time register your and good situ ations Good places for all the old help and for as many may apply.
 BROWNS
 Employment Office,
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Notice 10 Tax.Ehayers.

The Delinquent List OF Lands for
taxes Of 1873, was filed in my office
by the Collector, on the 30th. day
of May 1879. The law requires
said list to remain in said office for
one year, during which time the
owner may redeem; if not redeem
ed within one year, then said list
shall remain in the Clerks office
one year longer, during which time
the owner may redeem, or any 9th.
er person applying to me may pur-
chase any Of said landg, by paying
the amount OF taxes, penalty and
cos, OF the delinquency, together
with the taxes subsequently accru-
ed thereon. Therefore, tho lands
returned delinquent for tax of 1873,
will be subject TO sale, on the 30th.
day OF May, 1880, and not before
all interested parties will take due
notice hereof and govern them
selves accordingly.
OsceoIa, Ark, April Goth, 1850.
JAMES X. p. HALE, Clerk.
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Assessors Notice.

You are hereby notified that ]
will be ot the following voting pre-
cincts, and at the times indicated
for the purpose OF assessing the real
and personal property in Mlssissip-
ri county, for the year 1880, viz:
Carson Lake School house, June
! and =.
Scott Dickinson Mill, June 1,
5 and !.
Pecan-R. ". Friends store,
June 8 and 10.
Golden Lake,. W. Rhodes &
Co.'S store, June II and IA.
Troy Fcrguson's store, June Il
and Is.
Swayne-L. d. Rozzell's house,
June 2l.
Clear Lako-School house, June
% and -.
Williams store, June
20 and 2S.
hickasawba-Tisserand's store,
July !. . and 3.
East Big Kake-Sam. Hectol's
house, July 10 and IL.
Big Lake dollhouse, July 10,
l6 and IL.
Little River-B. +. Jackson's
house, July 20 and 2l.
Monroe Clerks office, July 2S,
%, 80 and 81.
And you are further notified that
if you fail TO meet me at your re-
spective preoiacts as above indica.
ted, and at the time mentioned. you
will be charged with the penalty
Tor such default, as the law directs.
W. NJ. SPEED,
Assessor Miss. Co, Ark.
April 23rd., 1850.
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We feel in an inquisiiivc mood
and would like TO speak right out
in meeting, If we had chance, and
ask the the iax.council, why, If they
have a right 10 levy a tax, do they
want to wait TIL next October be.
fore making that levy? the eorpo-
ration is separate and distinct or
ganization from the county, and
has a right 10 control its own az.
fairs, you say, then why wait until
the county court meets to make a
levy? You either have right to
control the affairs of the municipal
ity, you hav'nt. You are either
governed by the state law, or some
specia! law for The government OF
Incorporated towns. A great many
who were expecting to b. relieved
from working the streets, and who
were lead to support the tax ticket,
on the strength Of the assumed po-
siuon on these points, are very so.
llcltous for information in this re-
gard, and are daily plying US with
such interrogatories as the above,
which we are unable TO answer.
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PARENTS READ TEAsS.

Nine tenths of all the sickness of
childhood IS caused by worms.
Thousands of children die yearly
from worms in the stomach, that
could be saved by the timely use of
PARKER'S SANTONINE WORM
LOIENGES. They have saved
thousands OF children. They drive
oGt the worms without pain they
clense the stomach, and make the
little ones bloom .nd blossom, as
the rose. They are the Iirest and
best medicine ever made. Thous-
ands of parents all over the land
use nothing but PARKER'S Loz.
enges. Try them in preference to
anything else for worms. Try
PARKER'S Loz inges. Buy moth
ing but PAPKER'S. Give no 9th
er Worm Medicine to children but
Parker's Lozengcs. They are the
cheapest, best and safest. Sold by
j. l.. Driver & Co, Druggists.
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English Female Ksittcrs.

The fact cannot be disputed or
disguised, that these Bittors consti'
tutc the grand climax of all rcmedi-
al agents, for the immediate and
permanent cure of chronic female
complaints and monthly derange.
ments. They have been fairly test
ed by thousands OF happy females
who have been cured by It's use. 1t
is adapted to married aud single
ladies, efiecting cures after all other
means had failed. Cases OF hyster-
les, lcuchorrhoea. monthly weak.
ness, nervous debility, and prostra.
lion, prolapsus uteri, etc. it is spe.
clally adapted. AT the turn OF hie,
or for girls who are pale and Gull,
its action Is like magic.
For sale at Jao. l.. Driver & Co.'S
Drug Store.
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A GAR

We wish 10 call the attention o!
the public to the fact that we have
the largest and most complete stock
of Clothing ever brought to this
town, which we are selling at the
very lowest possible figures for
CASH. Also large stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods; complete stock
of Dry Goods, Fancy Dress Goods,
&c, all for less money than can be
bought for any where else. We will
make it to your interest to call and
examine our goods before purchas
ing elsewhere. People from the
country attending Court are cordi-
ally invited to call and examine our
immense Spring stock OF goods.
Respectfully,
7. A. BLAcKwooD & Co.
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Esailey's saline Apcricns.

Relieves indigestion, promotes
healthful perspiration, reireshes
and invigorates the weak and feeble,
cures every species CT headache,
cheers the depressed in spirits, m II.
gates the pangs of rheumatism, As
sIsts the failing appetite, cleanses
and tones the stomach and bowels,
operates iavorably on The kidneys,
allays the symptoms Of iovor, keeps
the brains cool and clear, regulates
the flow of bile and is the most
pleasant purgativo known. 1t is
always ready and is far preferable
to pills and powders. As family
physlc 1t pleases all. For sick
headache it cannot be exceIlcd.
For sale Il, Jno. l.. Driver * Co.'S
Drug Store.
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tsWiEiasc.

Is there a man or woman who
does rot know'the uses of quinine!
But its effects are so serious with
many that they will not take it for
chilis, and thousands would use
anything else in preference if they
knew tho article. Days Ague Tome
is TAR superior To qnlninc or any
thing else for tho. cure OF chills, be-
cause it is not Unpi-asan 10 take,
produces no evil effects. is power.
fal anti periodic and when it cures
the chills, they do not return as
with 9uinlne. Sold everywhere.
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store.
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Cuban Chill Tonic. 18th

great Chill King. It cures Chllls
and Fever of every type, from the
shaking Agues OF the North, to the
burning Fevers of the TorriI Zone.
1t is the great Chill Medicine. II
beats all others. 1t is the great
standard. 1t cures BiIiousness and
Liver Complaint and roots out dis
ease. Try tiff you suffer it will
cure YOU and give you health Sold
by j. l.. Driver 4 Co., druggists.
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[OFFICIAL
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO TIRE
CONSTITUTION
AN S AS

No i.-Ioint Resoluti IN. proposing an Amend
ment 20 the Constitutions of the state.
Resolved by the House of Representation Of
the General Assembly of the state OF Arkansas
4 majority Of all the members elected to each
House agreeing treretOl:
That Tie f1llayin Article shah be proposed "a
an amOItu'utut 70 the Constitution Of the state
Of Arkaas5s, which Nhen agreed TO by major
ity of ali - members elected to each House
and ado tel by majority Of the electors of the
state voting at the next general election for SEN
ators and Representative. shall became q pant
Of the said Con siituiion. namely:
ARTICLE AA. The General Assembly shall
have no power TO levy any tax or make any ap-
propraiions 70 pay either the principle or in
tcrcst or any part Thereof of any of the follow
lag bonds OF the ~tate, to- wit Bonds issued
under an act of the General Assembly OF the
>tste Of Arkansas emitted IAN Act 10 provide
for the funding OF the public debt Of the state"
approved April 6 A. ID lsGa, and numbered
from four hundred and nin,ty-On. - eighteen
hundred and sixty inelusiyely, being toe Fund.
ing Bonds" delivered to r W. Caper, and
sometimes called 'HolfOrd Bonds, - or bonds
known as railroad aid bonds, issued under an
act IF the General Assembly of the state Ar
kansas entitled AN Act 10 aid In the construC
tion of railroads approved July Il, A. ID. lsd-.
or bonds called ''Levee Bonds being bpnds
issued under an act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Arkansas entitled An Act prov ID
ing for the building aud repairing The public
levees Of the state and foT other purposes ap-
proved March l6, A ID 1862, and the supple
niehta uCt tnctetv aPI..oN,u hilH -, ioN'' ~
the act entitled '.An Act to amend an act enti-
tied IAN Act providing for the building and re-
pairing OF the public leyees Of this State APP
proved March q, 4. ID. 1871, and any law pro-
yidipg for any such tax or appropriation shall
be null and void.
(Took effect April D. 1871
The foregoing Is true copy OF the original
roll on ile IN my Office.
Witness my Official signature and seal Of
IScal Office thus The 2ud day oi February, a
II. ls-O.
(SiyncdJ JACOB FRN NLiCH,
Secretary Of state.
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If you want anything in the
Drug line, call at Pe,tey's Drug
Store, where you will always be
supplied with a pure article, for
less money than at any other place
in town. IT..