OLD BACHELORS IN ARKANSAS.
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Il is said that oNE-THIRD of the members of the last Legislature of Arkansas. were OLD BACHELORS, that there are great many of these dy bones ia the state-tba Arleansas is remarkable for the number the unusual number, of her ancient unmarried men Ne know that there are mangl MANY !! MANY IT oftham about tha city of Little Rock. right in the midst of a blaze of beauty and attraction!

 This is ali wrong! Our State will never pay her bonds while she supports so many bachelors. While man is single, he cares ony to support himself He is apt 10 rove about without habitation or a name. When he gets married, his first impulse is to enter upon some industrious enterprise and build ID fortune for his family, thereby enriching the State in which he lives. Let all the old bachelors in Arkansas get them eooa wives, and get them forthwith Let them enter upon, open and euli-

 ate our rich ands-dg the minerals out of our hills

 become tax payers, and contribute to pay the State bonds

 By way of inducing them to take thi5 wise step. we laY before them hc following sensible and truth- faf article Ifthia docs not move them, they must have passed the age of saasi6i,itg. Read t. ard ponder on is arguments well, oh ye men of other tilnesl