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Show t THE THE ARKANSAS SQUABBLE. niETwnjLv.s cnrsABE. rOVO TRHVEEKLT TI"EE. LATEST 111 GENERAL ITE3IS. TELEG1UP1I Washington, 16. Ths lawlessness Jin Lincoln county, GErJIAMA 3ILNLNG COMPANY, Tlie indications daily multiply The President received a teleMissouri, repoi ted a few weeks since The Mlowlng dexri(-TKURS3U AM SATIMU. that tho womens Ktock wa w.lz T3ES3AY, NEW YORK. temperance gram from Brooks at Little Rock, t Seven murders have been to pay amount Cue on continues. offiNo, , New York, 17. crusade has reached that critical asking that the commanding Name. No. ten in there previous days committed to ' instructed arsenal lo ftt the who cer D. Duncan Templeton, UWie. XDfcrML ClKtsr, C:: F. l;:ns, point, that wavering line, which deliver to him the State arms siiot his wife in November last, to date. A letter from the outlaws Wm. L&phairi, SS-nanoT. forebodes wo reaction. And most soma tho of Win. Ijuitmm.Truslee , now in his custody, and one from was found guilty, of as- threatens to kill Win. Ijijilmiu, Trust"-- . .. n hv tice that some of the mare zealous Baxter asking the support of the sault with intent to kill, and re- prominent persons in the county. Many Win. F.drors and Proprietor. Ijiplium, Trustee sustain to and Wm. more are Truslee. exhave till sentence for farmers IjHpliam, .All 31 are progovernment left, of the manded scheme general Monday. supporters TruMee Win. lukjthum, with consultation (.7 hM him. After a Herald special from London. I posing to follow. H. If. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1ST. hibiting a goo deal of frenzy at the Attorney General, the latter Placards are !iUin the MainlTs agriw posted The ivremony of cremation was re- Joseph rhmnU-rluthe prospects of an alundonment in accordance with the direction cultural districts of England cauChaniberliun. in in Joseph upto tactics.1 practice England, But if of the President, telegraphed of the praying 10 tioning intended emigrants to cently put A XS ILLIMa umss. Joseph Vlminberluin " ,, .Jl there were any who went Into Brooks, declining his request, be- the United States, stating on the on the body of Lemontinla Smith Joseph Chamberlain--,....ho CliMin herlai n .. was not fully ho of Consul Archibald at famous jrypy oracle. More than a Joseph t'tsm(s-rl!n- . authority Mr. Henry Bhkc, a lawyer e.f this novel movement without re- cause theasPresident Joseph lu to his claim to the New York that 4), 000 bands are ll u nd red Romany chals attended the Joseph Chiul-rlain- . advised i ho good reputation, who id interest- alizing that It was noces-aril- y which must. finally ready to return to England. All tho wearing apparel, Joseph I humtsTtiun ho Governorship, funeral. Joseph I'(i.iioIstIIo ho " ed in the recent law of Cofigra-- short-livethey will do well now be settled by the court, and to and domestic articles belong- Joseph Chauilierlsin trinkets, ho iliMinberlH! In relation to Trnctice in the to avoid a second display of indis- Baxter that his call was not in Jusph MASSACHUSETTS. ho ing to or in any w ay used by the dead Joseph Ctiambertaln ... Constitution tho with ho 16. Chamlierlain.Courts in Territories," and knows cretion. This womens enreade conformity Boston, were solemnly burned. Joseph woman, ho and laws of, Upited States; Omni Pertain the, Joseph TheSOth ballot for Senator was ho the history of the whole circitih-stanc- involves an extraordinary outlay And second, in that as the controJos-pChamber-taiho Whole number of We are surprised that the journalists Jrmeph (iMUiherl.iiii-.- .. follows: as letexwrote to a a is to and whatever of it, ho leading energy; versy relates to his right Houston, Texas, have never thought Joseph Oiamlierlalii j Ita vote, 263; Dawes, 02; Hoar, 88; of . ter to the Herald over his own traordinary cannot become a part tiute office. Its adjudication be- Curtis, of Joseph Cimmls-flaiJw publishing an tlhrxt rated 8; 4; Adams, 72; Bonks, " CUainhertain where Joseph to the State courts, ho According to the Mercury of Joseph Omuibertatn signature, and showed the ignor- of the ordinary course of action. longs cattering, 4. ho ndvi-e- d to go. It costs to run a dally paper Joseph Chamberlain., Boston 17, that ho town, ance of the Tribune and the folly A man, under a powerful stim- he is Chamlierlain of W ar has teleJosepn The Ita Secretary s ballot was The thirty-firs- t about $400 a week more than the total Josej'h Chamberlain of its strictures on lha debate In ulus" haL been known to lift a graphed to tho commanding offIta. follows: Dawes, 02; Hour, 93; receipts, and yet, with a singular per- Joseph Chamb-rlalho Mack-guard interfere to not U. Rock S. Senate. That the ChumtwrlsJn-Josep- h thousand pounds; but no man icer at Little Josepti ho Curtis, C7; Banks, 7; Adams, 4; versity, the Mercury objects to reducChamberlain- troubles in the manner iu task him to any bhcet takes was ever known to sustain that thirty-secon- d 5. the After Chamberlain . Washburn, Joseph Ita this loss it with new Joseph is absolutely necesChamberlain. ballot resulting in Dawes, ing that areby sharing ho about It, and calls him a "willing weight hour after hour. The theretounless it the Chamlierlain Joseph peace. papers projected. sary lai preserve Hoar, 73; Curti, 69;' Adams, .witnc's method is, in its Joseph ( ho wishing jto throw im- praying-ban- d Little Rock, 16. ' 82; scat. 10; Banks, 12; There should be a statute of limita- Joseph t'hambertaln Ita Brooks issued a proclamation, 19; Washburn, Jos'ih Cliamlerlain..., putation on his correctness and very nature, a transient, spasho a recess was taken, tion against these untimely reappear- J. W. Chamberlain. 8; tering of to the ho Arkansas, people Because Mr. Blake modic method. Why, even the motives. V. CliamherlHinho ances of husbands. For instance, John of during which Dawes at length the XV. Cliara berlaln reciting J. than for other moved a af ho said one word nglnt the candidate Jesus, early disciples XV. who of Butler Pa., J. his content with Baxter, and deFowler, Chamberlain. county, ho reXX'. 1 hamberlaln. 7 ho folly they berate 1dm. The and upborne by the mighty im- claring his intentions to eutain Dawes; result: 'Dr. 'lairing rest went to the wars in 1SC4, leavings w ife, J. XX'. Chamberlain J. 77 the ceived 86; ho It; Washburn, J. XV. Chamberlain-- J. gentleman to disabuse the public pulses of a miraculous outpouring himself in office by every means were scattering. The Dawes men three children and a hundred-acr- e ,7 ita 78 Chamberlain.. ho mind tylts misrepresentations, of Divine energy, and with far at his command; that any attempt made several propositions to the farm, well stocked. lie was taken J. XX'. W. Chamberlain W ho ltixter again in the Gov- lloar men, one for a union or for prisoner and reported dead. Ills widow J. W. Chamberlain SI told the truth, and heron w he does less to call them to other service to place office ho XX'. Chamberlain must result in strife J. n ernors ho not ahue the Territorial Legis- and care, continued ddly in and Monished, ns he. Brooks, lading, aud one for one more bal- waited seven years, snd then married, J. XX. Chamberlain m ho toJ.XX'. Chamberlain M to till then ho and now John Fowler comes bothering adjourn lature and the Mormon, it wants prayer and the breaking of bread will resist ail mobs that iniy as- lot and XX'. Chamberlain 14 J. UQ morrow. All of the propositions round, demanding his farm. His wife J. XX'. Chamberlain., M ho to abuse h!m. Tisa great won- from houe to houe for only a semble at Baxters call; but that were reason the (U J. W. Chamberlain ho rejected, and wont recognize him. to 70 der that it did not roll him a Jack-- , few months. Can Dio Lewis sup- ho is always ready to submitand J..XV. ( hamljerlaln sembling of the convention a of the court, w XVin.H. Chamb-rlalho counin man most sensible the The once with Mormon. We are fully of the ply resources that will last longer? the decision to XV m. If. Chumbmrlain. proceed at ho concludes by advising the people motion XV ni. II. Chamberlain. l ho opinion that nothing le3 than a The advent of the busy rpening io quietly pursue the usual avoc- the ballot carried, after the roll try is a member of the Ohio Legisla- Wm. . Cliamle-rtainw H. ho was Then called. the first ne a ture. has bill providbegan presented ' vihorse-are do ha " H. Win. the services Chambertatn.. good hipping will season, and the summons to ation, and if their lastof immediate M ho w If. Wm. as a is votes, hen Chamberlain. that change " pleaded ing insanity to the reace preserve unknown 16 ho person any good. household duties, coupled with necessary Wm. H. CluimherluLa. hour. Result an half to nearly a to defense ing found If V6 for special them. ho will rail jury. Wm. H. Chamberlain. for We. prophesy-- that hell get it the wearing?, and perhaps debil- heBaxters Whole Chamta-rlali 267; vote, necessary ho XXni. H. be sane, the plea of course falls, and attorneys appeared in XV m. H. M ho Washburn, the trial Chamlierlain.. koine tine day for his abuse. Our ity, induced by over action, will court, aod moved to set choice, 134; Wm. B. 26: m ho proceeds. If really Insane, he Wm. H. Chainta i Uilu 64; Adams, 150; Dawes, Curtis, ho lol paper may be tfofqxxl for this hut inevitably retire these zetdou aside the Judgment of yesterday. Is sent to a lunatic asylum, and kept XV in. H. Chum berlaln. scatter ho nu 1L Chamlierlain 15; Loring, 4; Rank..and to. we dont care a fig. ' ho saloon campaigner. . And who The motion will be argued . lUl cured, when the trial proceeds. Wm. H. f'hamberlaln ing, L The President declared until ho morrow. na m. . beIt Chamberlain,.. at book has Hr. Hammonds last of not and lost the has that XV m. H. Chamberlain. ho capacity Washburn, 104 Late this evening Baxter Issued the electiontheofconvention. EEGIXMXG TO BEFOUL 7. !"" gun to have Its effect, and the emo- Win. H. Chainl'erlain reflection can be surprised at it? a proclamation declaring Pulaski prorogued Si 747 Knslertek XViukleman tional we will soon, dodge Insanity S ..... of Kumoel state will io Trustee a rebellion, proIhmly, county in We begin to think that our lit- But what of the result?. It hUirartl IHpimi ENGLAND. trust, be a thing of the post. lt Si1. martial law, and called ZM 0 I. A. Terry tle notice of the Tribune now and be both good : and bad. . In all claiming 17. London, in assist to militia supout the J. llrou ii J'rt ho The bequest left by the late Duke of T. W7 Ita T. J. Mmwn. y again, nur chastisement, expose those places where other and pressing the rebellion. Ilolker, newly appointed Solid Brunswick III Ita to of is Genova the Urnwn OTer T. J. city have voters more to the immanent agencies of and issuance are dark that ofitd with appeals the Ita , ways hrt T. J. Brown committho The of 050,000. is majority for 1IH of Preston It ho T. J. Ilmen tricks that are vain are doing been follow ing up the advantage the proclamation, Bixter, with a Ita III Council appointed to T. J. Hrrwn..... ireli-e- d understood that Jacob Bright will tee of the Town ho T. ,.IIZ frown some little good in that region. gained by the crusaders, or w here force of two hundred men, m are the of favor in Ukc contest election. the legacy ; clargu took quarters at T. J. llronrn .III Ita dmvntown, not has sentiment . sai-become, is public 111 a ho We have taught it many A lock out of 15,000 miners of using pert of it to pay off the funded T. J. Iirouu one of the hotel, posted sentinels Ita .11 J. Brown debt of the city, which amounts to T. utaryiesson, shown up its ig- only aroused, but enlisted against along the principal streets, and threatened in Cornwall. T. J. Brown. ..ut 1(0 117 h 300,000. The 'minority are strongly T. J. Brown. and we the truffle, the effect may be last- around the State house, where norance and vidou-nroT. J. Brown. m Ita FRANCE. with two is Brooks to this Leneficient as whkh as But well 118 Ita reT. oppose! proposition, J. Brown. aro glad to see some .signs of ing VO lJO hundred men, armed with mus-cetT. J. Brown. would deprive future generations of T. Paris, 17. formation as the results of our io many places tho retirement of no J. Brown. and with two cannons, Khethe has authorized Porte tlie benefit of re the money, T. J. Bmwn. nearly half lalors. Tho issue of that paper the women will le the signal for tlaxter expects reinforcements dive of ZS i to keep the Suez Meanwhile the authorities of the Can- 1L R. Consilnn, Tmsti-v-TEgypt . no Tnit-e.SI of the R, and H. return limn other counties dealers; on Friday, the ord was something the canal in working order, should ton In which ' Genova is situated now H. h. ConKiIon, Truant HO S4 s Conplon, dis- Del esse There was they w ill come luck dated by the He says the - like a decent fehect i ps persist in his refusal to wish to collect the usual stcoosion tax H. R Conation, TYnnlr.fi T"-he All 38 1Ita IL U. Comnion, abide the decision of tho Intenia of not a word of abuse against the prospect of a free field. There patch isis satisfactory. 1.0 37 twelve per cent, on the whole H. R Contiiiin, T nuiw .. of tional Commission. wants the SS Ita H. R Tmilif, .Mormon" amount. It is said, on the other hand, II. R Conedon, Jn it. Very few lies; will be mnch disappointment, we the general government. Baxter ... . 2 ho ( VmiC'lin, Tnnif. Ita ti -- .Indeed the lies were more the rehave no doubt, and many yrill has taken possession of the that a law passed In 1S70 exempts from H. R Consdtm, Tnisle. AUSTRIA. Ita Trustee-1. R I'iiukiIod, Trn.-all duties establishments office, and exercises comau VO sult of ignorance than viciousness. hereafter distrust the efficacy of legacy R 17. Conplon, . Vienna, . h Tniau--.II. RCongdon, the and thorized that the plete censorship over all dispatchState, by , no It is now beginning to recognize prayer in such enterprises. But es n B.irm! Schwartz Zcr.bom, newly i' . i, issued a proclamation and has Council Town Geneva is of h Truat-eeleariy such II. R Con(tdn, the worth of lour beloved Presi- the total effect will certainly be announcing his intention to take appointed Australn ambassador to ho H. R Cnngdoa, Trailt". the United. States, starts for an establishment. ho H. R Congilon. TtusIm- dent. It is beginning to learn beneficial. Thousands will have the State House and HO 1L R Congdiin, Trute Washington on the last of may. the truth; for It only printed his become convinced of the moral his authority. 14. R Congdon, TruM" Ita 1 17. In After New Little ho oclock, York, li. R Congdon, Rock, Trust"' name twice iu that issue and in and physiclat evils of intemper-anc- o , Truat on Friday, Pacific Mail stock (". During the belligerent moveh iitio. on whom previous npieab ments LIGUTMNG SPARKS. Trus(ee an appreciative manner. It said last night, Col. Rose, comdropped to $12, dragging the . llflm, ht Hi'lm, Tnifctoe. Hunno influence. have H. exerted Ita whole market down to the lowest llclm, Tru1c. arsenal, truly, in its littlequartette rhyme manding the U. ho Truatae 40h. said ltalm, to have is stationAnvribue The the a will have vendors dram point during day. brought comp my down, SO know, Brigham Brigham dreds of llflm, Tniatc" fJ. of Main leaked luuily from tho time she ita Chita. lUettrrr knows. We are glad to notice escaped the awful peril and de- ing them at the corner and sent word was launched. Fourth and The public la cautioned agaluht streets, Is There considerable excitethat humanity, in ever so de- grading sin of continuing in this to each side that w hile he had no said certificate. A fire at Cambridgeport, N. Y., ment at Memphis over the ArJ. W. TIUPP, Secrrtary. praved n sou!, has some good in merchandise of S.r?m. The noble- orders to interfere in behalf of Friday, destroyed Grays picture kansas trouble; and is said there it Effort which lias either party, ho was directed to frame San pl6 April Slh, 187t it.-- . There is Francico, ness of the $60,000. great Loss, factory. to be the result of the visi of hope . bloodshed. r Thiil h!ie the lump ImM. out to bora enli-te- d d eo many prevent Dr. Carlcton, late of the Senators Dorsey and Clayton. Rev. The vjcst Manor may Kuro. . Parly this morning, there ap- Methodist Book Concern, died at EJKERTISD pr.QVISICa STORE. women In a and pearing no prospect ol trouble, the Elizabeth, N. J., on Thursday. But the Lord hle"S I? the of genuine Much to .returned is Philthe .felt nt. anxiety company Tribune turning out a Gafllan(t,tho feocond officer' lost adelphia in regard to the steamer will have left its impression on Meanw hile B ixter has issued anxvas on alionrd PETER STUDDQ, the Ameidqxte., the A'edcrland noxv a xveek over-dutoo? What then shall wo do multitudes of otherwise indiffer- other long proclamation reiterat determination to repossess Vide du Havre ut the time of that The same storm that injured the his for a Satan,' art adversary, a devil, KEALFIt IS ent mind. And that Higher him-M- f of the State House at all dis.ister. Pen ntyl ra n ia i n j u red her. an oppocr of good? As the old vl"dom which over rules for good hazards. The report of pmall pox on ' GROCERIES, TODACCO, Baptist preacher said, w hen a even the extravagance and exover- Blackwells Island is the result of Whylock, Judge NashCumberland The at river, FANCY CANDIES, NUTS. ETC. ,.unlvcr$ali."t had made inroads on cesses of earnest men and women, ruled the motion to set aside the a conspiracy upon the part of xvas rising an Inch Tenn., ville, Brooks-Baxte- r tho in friends. his congregation, Tweeds Some people will not fail to make tho issue judgment an hour on Thursday, with sexr-crcase, but sustained tho motion ro The owners of the' Greece have think that the lord will save all All kind of the best quality of cause. yards of Market to the righteous correct tho record to show that presented a bill of $16, out) to those streethundred hopeful xvater. ' men; "but, brethren, we under Merchants for hope - " Uod bless the women and their the demurrer was submitted W ith of the Lurvpe for transportation, ami others were busy moving Letter thing! good cause, and may they have out the knowledge ofT.Baxter or subsistence and property last. thousands of dolDamage good. Kept constantly on band. counsel. P. Gen. Theo were our reflect loiw on wisdom commensurate with their his Dockery lars. No news us to Trains are Cuba from and the delayed At the old ataad, t'wafr .f 4k lieen appointed by Baxter reading the Ismic or lliatTcInfo, zeal. But it looks now' as if the has The Tennessee Wh( aad ('nitre m2R Ktrrehi, M ilitary Governor of the city, and result of tho appeal to the Captain roads inundated. but we discover that the di?iae movement had General for a commutation of the river is also rising rapidly. i passed the stage has issued an order enrolling the death'scntenco on Dockery. reluped very soon after, and we of its success as a prayer enter citizens. Leading citizens have NOTICE. fear the life of the thing is in issued an address to the people of Henry Ward Beecher has lieen ' abprise. tho State urging them to (sustain voted a six months leave of go Peter Wubba and Alfred Punkler, danger, ns a diseased and weak sence by his congregation, they owners of fifry f0) fret In tbe ftanbeam S. U. Baxter. U. the troops occupy w body beldom ithstands a severe No. 4, Tintlc Mining IHatrlel, Claim John L. Landry, .attorney of. S. court room in the centre of the to pity all travelling expenses. Lode, v relapse. Utah Territory. You are Juab County, Leavenworth, lvnnsa, narrated city and will preserve jcace. Trans-Atlantp P A The French Cas notified (hat th.sre ia now due lhe io the Ways and Means Commithereby A stcam-hl- p V Amerique foundered en A' The wtmians ku graze article tee on Thursday bis experience sum of pour hundred and alx ft 106) dollni I I All on your interest in said claim, for labor was defeated in the Ohio Consti- in trving to get a contract from The Republican members of route from Brest to Havre. i N-X offipassengers saved; second tutional rouventi.m otx Weilnen. the Trea-nr- y called on the lost. performed by me tor tbe development Department to col- Congress from Arkan-vT cer U . 19 Kanvote 1 thereof, and that unless the aante i r''l of si to the from the Gentaxes resident and Attorney day, by ti. The lect unpaid K r. on or before the expiration of ninety fta) -same body have adopted an edu- sas Pacific B. Ik lie spent one eral on Thursday regarding tho The Board of Alderman of New e. V J R day from date hereof, It your Interest above cational article ns in the present years time and several thousand muddle in that. State. - Subse- York have tendered the hospitalIn accordance be sold will mentioned, with the addition dollar, but failed, li infield and quently the Attorney Genend ity of the city to !Slr Lambton - with the ad of Con ere, appioreil May that W i.'.r.. ti are qualified to hold te split on the terms of the cnllts2-tio- lelegraphed Governor Brooks and Lorraine, commander of the Brit- 3P are warned acainst lrtth, 172. All per-oalt the office under the school law sail Interest until aahl amemut Baxttr that the President de- ish xtar steamer Adobe. The purrhsmnir Ita In In all branchoa and ia aiyle. In paid full with coda of this adrertine-men- l. clines to interfere only to pre- Army and Navy Club give him a except the ''date school commis-i"'- n E. M.ri'l'h. . r. serve the peace, , Takk your County pajK-.r- . fd5 tOT Siqn Pointing a Specialty Provo C!Z. Veh,llh. 1S74. reception on Tuesday next. rrBLibKro rvtrt AiM-wmcn- C-- Tru'-tec..- , to-da- , rt .. y, I - - , -- . -- s d, . 11 - , es n eemt-ncraa-iona- l. . , ' , 1 . haints-rlMl- s k n to-da- y, mem-ballote- hi-to- ry - d Tri-bunc- 's 1 . - w - , VT to-da- y, XX" XX . , Simul-taneou-l- - tor-Gener- al, ( - 1 -- s, s, -- . Atty-General- . . re tele-grap- H. a Ili-lm- tJ-- (it-o- nego-tlatl- ng - high-minde- pure-heart- 11 wi-r- ed sclf-sicrifi'- i, ur-en.i- jack-Mor-m- e. to-da- y, al LI Q. TJ O E. S HENRY MAIDEN. ic i m con-dilutio- xisrrrxisrG- n. ns y . , f1 |