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FLOYD COUNTY.

Delegates TO the State Democratic Conven-
ton.
Pursuant to a call made by Judge w. d.
Vaughan, county chairman OF the Demo-
cratic party of FLOYD county, a mass-meet-
ing was held at Floyd Courthouse on the
Sd. On motion Of X. o. Harvey, II. K.
De Witt was appointed secretary. On mo-
ton, committee, composed OF one from
each magisterial district, was appointed TO
report the names of suitable persons to
represent this county in the State Conven-
ton at Richmond on the 14th instant. The
committee reported the following, and the
report was adopted: j. X. Dickerson, w.
ID. Vaughan, j. l.. Tompkins, j. 2. Profit,
u. II. Dobyns, +. w. Edwards,
Walter Old, X. o. Harvey, w. III.
Hartman, A. j. Hoback, p. +. Shell
ton, s. Swinney, T. X. De Witt.
John w. Werlz, Robert HUFF, John T.
West, Noah Wilson, +. ii. Potf, Moses q.
Kelley, j. w. Shelor. Joel Sumner, John
Stuart. G. w. Thompson, Johnson Lester,
b. +. Hall, Clay Strong, Henry Hail, j. T.
Hall, George Hambrick, A. ID. Burnett,
Tobias Phillips, Jr., j. I. Cundif, George
Willis, Philip Guthrie, G. G. Weeks, j. w.
ONeal, and Everett Vaughan.
On motion made by DR.. C. NJ. Stigleman,
Captain Page McCarty, Of the Campaign,
and Major Philip Mckinney were appoint
ed as aternates, and requested TO represent
this county in said Convention in the event
that no delegate was present.
On motion IL was ordered that the pro-
ceedings OF this meeting be forwarded TO
the Floyd Reporter, Richmond Dispatch,
and the Campaign for publication.
Adjourned.
w. ID. VAUGHAN, Chairman.
r. X. DE WIT, Secretary.
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Alexandria Delegates.

The Democratic ward meetings held In
Alexandria Tuesday night to select dele
gates to the Convention made the following
selections: First Ward, Hubert Snowden
and w. W. Herbert; Second Ward, Moses
Waterman and Leonard Marbury; THIRD
Ward, Charles +. Stuart, James K. Cation,
and James f. Waddey: Fourth ward,
John s. Barbour and George Mushbach.
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New hook.

The Parior Muse: A Selection of VerS
de SocifK from Modern Poets. New
York ID. APPLETON & Co. 1884.
This is one of the Parchment-Paper
Series. For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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BURyErT's COCAINE has received uni
yersal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses such remarkable properties for
and strengthening the hair
and rendering Ii dark and glossy. II cures
and eradicates dandruff.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the
best.
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WHAT Is ELEVATOR?
THE MOST SELECT PURE RYE WHisKEY
ASK FOR 1T. ITHAs NO SUPERIOR.
Hnh l5-eOdtJysl
PROPOSAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received at this office until
THURSDAY NEXT, May STH,
az . o'clock =. NJ,

40 3 O'Clock 7. NJ,
for Taking Down, Removing, and Rebuilding
upon the lot at the northeast corner " Grace and
Madison streets, fronting on Grace street the First
Presbyterian Church and Lecture-Room. now o-
Gated on Capitol, Tenth, and Broad streets.
Bidders will state when the work can commence,
and within what time IT will DE finished complete
IN every respect ready for the church authorities.
Plans aud specification, can be seen At this Office.
bond for II 10000, with two satisfactory sureiics,
will be required Of the successful bidder.
The Commit on Grounds aud Buildings re-
serves the right TO reject sny or all proposals
offered. W. +. CUTsHAW,
my7-tdi City Engineer.
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A New Firm, but They Know Good
Things.

Messrs. r. G. Broadus & Co., corner
Twelfth and Hull streets, Manchester. Va,
have been appointed sole agents for Mont
rose whiskey in that city.
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
III f X L f r. IS.
POPULAR PRICES.

HEXTER'S.
NEW GOODS. POPULAR PRICES.
FOR THIS WEEK we are prepared TO exhibit
for he inspection of our friends and the public In
general one of the BEST-sELECTED STOCKS
OF DRY GOODS, at prices not to be equalled In
the city.
This unusually attractive STOCK embraces all the
standard lines of domestic manufacturers, In con-
nection with the latest foreign and American
NOVELTIES.
DRESS GOODS.
rs pieces FANCY DRESS GOODS, spring shades
ALG.W WOOL BLACK ALBATRoss CLOTH at
GRAY and FANCY sILK-MIXTUREs at 26c.;
NUNS YELLING at 20 and Csc;
32-lNCH ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
86-ISCH ALL-woOL BLACK CASHMERE at
u STYLES in CHECK SUMMER SILKS at Soc;
pieces HEAVY BLACK SILK at 95c:;
8 pieces HEAVY BLACK SILK at 81 worth
4 pieces EXTRA HEAVY BLACK SILK at 81 .25.
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
40 pieces handsome styles MADRAS GINGHAMS
BR0wS and BLUE-sTRlPED sEERsUCKER
50 pieces tU CMAMfRAY in Checks, Stripes, Solids,
and Plaids at lOc.:
| lot MERRIMkC CALICO az &C.;
cases handsome DRESS CALICO at 4Hc.:
over 500 pieces of LAWN from &c. to IKE.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
l lot of LADIES' DERBY-RIBBED HOSE in
Navy, Garnet, Brown, Cardinal, and Black at
15c. worth 25c.: -.
10 STYLES of STRIPED and SOLID FULL RKGU-
LAR MADE LADIES HOSE at 25c.;
LADIES' BLACK HOSE AT 10, 20, 35, so, 75c.,
81. and $3.50; 800,
dies and children; ..... ,,>>,,,
200 dozen LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSE
A full line of GENTLEMEN's HALFHosEfrOm
60 dozen LADIES' THREE-BUTTON GLOVES.
spring shades, az 10c.:
Al dozen LADIES' SIX-BUTTON LENGTH
Isle JERSEY GLOVES al l5c.;
so dozen LADIES' SEVEN-BUTTON LENGTH
Isle JERSEY GLOVES at zoe;
100 dozen LADIES' 1EN-BUTT0N LENGTH
Isle JERSEY GLOVES at 25c.;
40 dozen LADIES' REGULAR-MADE LlSLE
JERSEY GLOVES at Csc;
All the latest novelties in SILK MlTTs ana
GLOVES in all shades. sizes, and lengths
Extra BARGAINS In LADIES' and MISSES KIDS
A full line of CHILDRENS LACE and PlQUE
CAPS and BONNETS in all the lates, shapes
To make this one of the most
POPULAR PLACES
I'm the city for ladies 10 do their shopping. we In
tend TO sell our goo Is at LOWEST PRICES and
give the BEST VALUE for the Last MONEY.
my l-ThSu,&Tu 307 Broad street.
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MEETINGS..


UEApoUAKTRRs RICHMOND COMMANDEEY,)
No. 2, Il NIGHTS TEMPLARS, Z
RICHMOND, VA, May g, 1884. }
OR DE RS,-SR W
y KNIGHTS: Att,n nd a drill of the ~
at the Asylun, II. Adams ~
Hall, THIS Thursday EVENING at Il y
o'clock. 4 full attendance Is earnestly/
BY order Of the Eminent Commander
JAMES II. CAPERS.
CAPTAIN General.
Attest: :. Meg. EIsHEE. RecOrder. my silt
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UNIVERSITY OF VlRGINiA,l n
Aphi 22, 1854. ~
PROPOSALS FOR EARTlIWORh
I AND BRICK AND PIPE-LAlING.

The Executive Committee OF the Board Of visit
ors OF the University OF Virginia viii receive prl
posais until MAY 18TH for the execution OF a GER
Tain amoant OF EARTu-w0Rk excavation IN
trenehesl, LEDGE-woRh, BRiCh.LAllNu
and PIPE-LAYING, for sewerage. The bricks
UniveI sty but the contractor, besides giving his
personal attention and direction TO the work vii,
be required 10 supply all labor, tonns, Tools, snu
utensils necessary tor Its completion. For fnrthe.
particulars, Including the form for proposals and
the engineers plan and specifications, parties ~
tere:ed wtll apply to the undersigned y tns M
verstty OF Virginia. j. L. CAbELL'
ap 2a-ThSt
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BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

NATUKAL BRIDGE, NIKUINIA.
The new hotels will be open APRIL 1ST, and In
perfect order. Cap ,city, 400 guests. There will
be three seasons-the spring season, April, May,
and June; the summer season. July and August;
the fall season, September, october, aud Novem-
Der. Monthly rate for summer season. $50
monthly rate for the spring and fall season, $50
Ten dollars per month will be deducted when Two
or more persons occupy one room.
The guests have free access TO the bridge and 10
all the grounds Seven miles of carriage drives In
the forest; an excellent livery; music. billiards,
bowling-alleys, baths. electric bells, riding clubs.
Private horses furnished and kept for $3.50 per
eek.
For particulars address
Il. G.. PEYTON, Manager,
Natural Bridge,
Rockbridge county, Va.
NH 3-Sl,Th&Sat6m
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my 7-l0i
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ BUILDERS.


The Board Of Directors or the Central LuuAilc
Asylum will receive PROPOSALS FOR IhE
COMPLETION OF THE ASYLUM BUILDINGS.
situated IN Dinwidde county, Va. near the ely 81
Petersburg. The work 90 De done consists ia TIE
erection of the TWO WINGS not Vet contracted
for. PUMPS, &C., In connection with water sup
Div, aud PLASrERING and GAS MACHINERY
MIXTURES AND FiTTINGs FOR the whole
Complete drawings and specifications may bc
seen at the Office of HARRISON WAITE. architect.
No. 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. BIDS
will he received for the whole work aud for the
whole work except one inarm AIRY ward. and tor
The separate classes Is follows. In eilh.r ease:
EXCAVATION AND GRADING, 10 be com-
srONE-WORk tDoor- and Window-snls anu
Caps As required by bricksyerI, to be completed
August /, ssi.
CARPESTER'S WORK, to be completed oc'o-
STATING, 20 be completed November /, 1854.
GAs.FITTlNG, FIXTURES, AND MA
CHTNERI, "a be completed January l, 1883.
TIMING, to be completed Dccenber2O, l3Nl'
PLASTERlNG,t to be completed December ~
PAINTING AND GLAZING, "a be completed
January l, 1885. 80,
STEAM-FIrTlNG lheatinsh " De completed
October 10, 1854.
sTEAM-BolLER $50 horsel, to be completed
Ali bids must be- In hand By MAY 20, 1854,
and must be clearly addressed 10 the undersigned
and marked PROPOSALS FOR CENIkAL
LUNATIC ASYLUM" bond OF not less thah
20 per centum OF the amount Of the contracts
viii be required, and the names OF the PROPOSE
bondsman or bondsmen must accompany e"'h
proposal.
bids. Form OF contract may be seen at the Archl-
tecI's Office. ALEXANDER HAMILTON
President Board OF Directors
Central Luna.ic Asylum, Petersburg, Va
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MASONIC NOTICE.-METRO- q
wi POLITAN LODGE, No. IL. A. F.,~FA~
AND A. MA stated communication of Xxx
this Lodge Will be held at st. Adams lIall( "
THIS Thursday EVENING, May 9Th. at
O'Clock. All Master Masons in good standing are
invited to attend.
BY order of the ". NJ.
my SIT :. IL. JACOBS, secretary.
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yvorsrord,. Bread Preparation

.eouires less shortening than any other
or yeast. Try it.
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AMESEMENTS.

ONE PRIVATE BOX FOR EACH PERFORM
ANCE FOR SALE.
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Reserved seats, $3.50; dress circle, 81. Admis-
sion prices same reserved seats. Tickets az RAJ
4 MOSES,
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OsccOIa Gice Club.

A large number of our young mer
assembled at the office of DR.. Prev.
lit last Monday night and organiz
ed club by the above name. The
object being to raise funds among
themselves for the purchase OF
books, music, &C., and to get up
dances and other innocent amuse-
ments for our young people. The
following officers were elected.
NJ. Heinz, president; w. S. Howe,
vice-president; II. r. McVeigh, Sec
retary; J. w. Price, treasurer.
Executive Committee Eddie Hale,
w. W. Ward and c. S. Stratton.
Elliott F. McVeigh, doorkeeper.
The next meeting will be held next
Monday night.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
C0rnnissiOner's Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by vir-
tue Of decree rendered by the Honorable Cir.
cult Court Of Mississippi County, Arkansas. on
the IhRncery side thereof at the Januaty Term
lssi, In cause therein pending, wherein Mat
thews 4 Whitaker were Plaintiffs and j X
=. Patton WAS defendant, IN which cause was
appointed special Commissioner, l will N
SATURDAY, MAY 10TH. 1884.
within legal hours ut the front door of the Court
House in the town Of Osceoa Arkansas, Offer
for sale at public outcry, 10 the highest bidder.
the following doscrlbl lands, viz. 4 he r y
Of the N + y Of Section 20, Township lG, Norti
Range East, containing 40 acres, nnd situat,
In Miss issippi County, Arkansas; sald sale td
be made by me 10 enforce the vendors lien
held by plaintiffs upon said land.
TERMS OF SALE
The land will be sold upon a credit OF three
months. the purchaser to give note with ap-
proved security, and vendors en- to be re-
tained by me to secure purchase money.
HUGH X NCNEIGH,
Special Commissioner.
O. W Thomson, Esq for Plaintiffs.
II. McVeigh, ESQ for Defendant.
April II, 1884. p + ss,73) 4-ie-4.
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OrfICE or >RCRErARY or STATE,
STATa or ARKANsAs

STATE OF ARKANSAS.
In conformity with the requirements ofthe act
Of the General Assembly Of Arkansas, entitled,
" An Act to regulate the mode Of proposing and
voting upon amendments to the Consultation #
the state Of Arkansas" approved April 2, 1879,
notice is hereby given to the electors OF this
State, that al "the next general election for
Senators and Representatives, TO he held IN
this State, to-wit On Monday, the ist day Of
Sept, mber, A ID 1884, the foregoing proposed
amendment to the Constitution Of the State nf
Arkansas. will be " submitted to the electors Of
the State for approval or rejection " and - thst
each elcctor, on dcposlting his ballot at euch
election, shall vote for or against said amend
ment," aud that each elector, IA yoHng upon
sa.d amendment, is required by law to have
written or printed upon his ballot" the
words II Ia favor Of ITS adoption. " For the
Amendment No. 1, q" or, II against It's adoption,
- Against No | Amendment"
Witness my Official signature and
[soall seal of ofice, this the ith day OF
February, 1884
tsignsdl JACOB FRoLlCh'
Secretary Of State.
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CORNER SALOON,
BY
w, L. HUMPHREYS,
Parnell's old stand.
Parnell's old stand.

Keep constantly on hand, the very
best brands of Liquors.
The celebrated Monarch Whiskey,
manufactured by Monarch, Millett &
Co., Owensboro, Ky, the very best
made-a speciality.
All brands of Wines, Brandies,
Ale, Beer, &C.; also, a choice selec-
ton of Cigars and Tobaccoes.
Will be pleased to see my friends
at any and all times. Call and see
me. Very Respectfully,
w. l.. HUMPHREYS.
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middle of the rope to run in the
groove of the planter. The rope
will keep the groove open, and the
mud that is stripped from the rim by
the rope constantly mixing with the
centents of the planter, will leave
the seed as perfectly rolled as if
manipulated by hand. ! have tried
the plan in mud and water and find
it works successfully.
Howard II. Bowen.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-17

On our return from the meeting OF
the Arkansas Press Association, we
had hoped to have given our readers
a full and glowing account of the
trip to the Athens of Arkansaw-
Fayetteville, situated in the great
North West, where the editors Of
the state press were gathered to-
gethcr in deliberation, feasted and
toasted By the hospitable people Of
the mountains Of Arkansaw, region
much spoken OF, but little known
beyond its rock-ribbed fastnesses;
with its thriving and picturesque
towns and villages, its clear limpid
streams, vine-clad hills and grand
mountain views, its warm hearted,
hospitable citizens, and its civiliza-
tion and refinement, its schools and
churches, but find such heavy draft
made upon our limited space that
we are compelled to postpone reci-
tai of the incidents Of this delightful
trip until our next issue. BY way
of utilizing the little space left us,
however, we would say that the
meeting of the members of the press
association was most pleasant, har-
morious and profitable. A great
amount of business was transacted.
and all returned to their respective
homes fully impressed with the i'm
portance and benefits derived from
these annual meetings of the craft.
The following is list Of officers
elected for the ensuing year:
President, G.. c. Colburn, Ozark
Democrat.
| Vice Presidents. first, w. A. Web.
Der, Little Rock Rural and Work.
man; second, J. S. Thomas, DesArc
Citizen; third, Thomas Newman
Lead Hill Bugle.
Secretary, James r. Belts, Ar.
kansas little Rock) Democrat; as
sistant, Geo. M. Beck, Arkadelphi;
Standard.
| Treas'r, Frank d. Denton, Bates
vile Guard.
Historian, Robert w. Leigh, Nor
rilton Headlight.
Orator, S. II. Whitthcrne, Bentor
Courier.
Poet, o. G. Ludwig, Gainesville
Enterprise.
| Executive Committee dis.
trict, ii. +. Carr, Helena Patriot
second, j. +. Munday, Russellville
Democrat; third, Jim Tom Story
Malvern Monitor; fourth, George II
Brown, Arkansas little Rock) Ga.
zette; fifth, J. w. Buckley, of Mel.
bourne Clipper.
"An excellent feature of the bust.
ness transacted was the adoption oi
a resolution, introduced by Hon. j
N. Smithee, requesting the board ci
trustees and board of visitors of the
Arkansas Industrial University tc
examine and thoroughly inquire into
all matters connected with the man.
agement of the institution, and tc
prepare a report thereon for publ
cation by the press for the purpose
of enlightening the people of the
state.
Resolutions were also adopted ex-
lpelling from the Association both
Nose G. Harris and Henry Simpkins
We put aside our notes, and if the
candidates don't monopolizc all OF
our space, next week our readers
may expect full account descrip-
tive OF the country and people visit
ed during our recent absence.
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A Hint 10 Farmers,
fCommunicatedl

EDITOR TIMEs:--I find the fol-
lowing plan an extraordinary good
one to plant cotton in very wet or
muddy land with barrel planter:
Mix about gallon Of dry ashes
with planter full Of seed: fasten
a strip, say one inch thick, three
inches wide and eight inches long, to
the font part of frame Just behind
the Golfer; tie rope to strip and
fasten the other end TO the round OF
the handles, allowing the slack Or
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Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of a decree rendered by the Honorable
Circuit Court Of Mississippi County. Arkansas
on the Chancery side thereof, at the January
Term, 1884, IN a cause therein pending. wherein
Matthews Whitaker were plaintiffs, and
Z. Biderback was defendant, in which cause ]
was appointed special Commissioner, Twill on
SATURDAY. MAY 10TH. $50
st the front door Of the Court house In the own
of Osctoa Arkansas, offer for sale at public out
cry to the highest bidder, the following describ-
ed lands, viz; The Wy of the n W 4 Of Sec
ton 2s Township 10, North, Range 9 East. con-
tanning 50 acres, situate In said County, Arksn-
sas' said sale being made by me to enforce the
vendors lea held by Plaintifs. About forty
acres OF said land sre In cultivation
TERMS OF SALH-Upon a credit OF three
months Purchaser 10 give note with approved
security and a vendors lein to be retained by
me TO secure purchase money. sale to tane
place between legal hours.
HUGH X. McyEfGH.
Special Comm issioner.
q. " Thomason Esq, fc, Plaintiff
April II, lisa p, I; 1913 i-l9i.
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The Memphis and Cincinnati
Packets are offering reduced rates
to and from Cincinnati during the
Musical Festival, which is now in
progress in that city. The round
trip from Memphis being slS-sl6
from Osceola, with privilege of re-
turning at any time within the ninety
days on either of their magnificent
steamers, which are manned by as
clever and accommodating officers
as will be found on the Western
waters. Parties contemplating a
rest from business cares could not
take a more pleasant and invigorat-
ing trip, at such small outlay.
Every boat in the Memphis and
Cincinnati Packet Company carries a
full band of music and their tables
are spread with the best the markets
afford.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI ClR0UiT COURT
JULY TERN, Is 4. 4.-CIIANCEkY SIDE.
Nancy Carter, Plaintiff,
vs.
A. L. Carter SDefendant
Tho non resident defendant A L. Garter IL
waines to appear In this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff, Nancy
Carter.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of May, 1884.
BEN h. BAClHUS, CLERK,
BY Hugh 4 McVeigh. ID . e
Il W. Ihnmtson. attorney for plaintiff,
II NJ. McVeigh, attorney for de dt. n27-4t
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Severe Illness Of Rev. Mr,
BARK sdale.

We regret to have to announce
this exemplary christian gentleman
b still very i'll at his residence in
Memphis. His physician enjoin per-
feet quiet and rest. He will be un-
able TO gil his appointment here for
the next two months. We sincerely
hope and trust that Mr.. Barksdale
viii be spared to his church and
noily Cor many years.
The Osceola times., 1884-05-17
OFFICIAL
PROPOSED AMENDMENT T
TO THE
Constitution Of Arkansas.

Mol Joint Resolution proposing an Amend
ment to the Constitution OF the State
Resolved b. the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the General Assembly
of the State Of Arkrnsas a mgjori'y Of alt
the members elected to each House agree
ing thereto!
1hst the follow g Article shall be proposed
as an amendme I to the Constitution Of the
state Of Arb ansas. which, when agreed to b. a
majority of the electors OF the state, voting ut
TIC next general election Tor senators and Rep
resentatiSes, shall become part Of The said
Constitution, namely;
ARTICLE Xxx The General Assembly shall
have ne power to levy any tax, or make any
appropriations to pay either the prize pal or
interes., or any part thereof, of any Of the fol-
lowing bonds Of the State, or the claims or pre-
| tended claims upon which they may be based.
| to-wit Bonds Issued under an act OF the Gene
raj Assembly Of the state Of Arkansas, entitled
" An Act to provide for the fund ing OF the pub
lie debt Of the state approved April 9th. A
u. 1869, and numbered from four hundred and
niucty-onn to eighteen hundred and sixty, in
L
10 F. W. Caper, and sometimes called Hol-
/ ford Bonds" or bonds known as Railroad Aid
/ Bonds ifsued under an act of the General As
sembly Of the State of Arkansas, entitled: An
Act to \ id in the Construction OF Railroads. ap-
proved, July q, 1865; or onds called d" Levee
Bonds" being bonds issued under an act Of the
General Assembly OF the state OF Arkansas, en-
titled. AN Act providing Tor tho building and
repairing of The Public Leyees Of the state, and
| for other purposes" approved, March 10th, y
| d. 1859, and the supplemental act thereto, ap-
proved April l2, 1869, and the act entitled, " An
Act to amend an Act entitled, an Act providing
for the Building and Repairing Of the Public
Leyees OF this state" approved March %, A. u.
| 1871 and any law providing for any such tax
or appropriation, hail be null and void
| Approved January 30th 1883.
I, Jacob Frolich, Secretary Of stnte for the
State Of Arkansas do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true copy of Joint Resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution Of
tie state, adopted by the General Assembly OF
| the State Of rkansas. and approved by the Gov
ernor on the s0th day OF January, A. d 1888.
as appears from comparing the same with the
original rolls aed IN THE office.
In testimony whereof l have hcreunto
set my hand as such Secretary Of 5 ate
[seall and afix xed the seal c. sdd oflce, at Lit
tie Rock this the ith day Of February
A d. 1884.
tslgnedl JACOB FRoLICH,
Hecretary OF state
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of RucKer, Alsabrook & Co. com.
posed of A. J. RucKer, r. L. Alsabrook and E
L. Rucker, engaged in general merchan dise. re-
oeiving and forwarding business is this da,
dissolved by mutual consent A. G. kucsel
and u RucAer sssuming all liabilities aud
have the sole right TO collect III outst andinl
debts Of tho old firm. The style OF the new tIm
viii be Rucker 4 Co.
Barfeld Point ARK
Ibis May 3, 1894 n394,