IN TOWN COUNCIL.
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HELENA, Nov. ', 1886. Whereas, we have heard with as much indignation as surprise o an passed al he present session of the Legislature of the State of Arkansas in which our rights and privileges citizens have been grossly - nged upon, by incorporating tract of land owned by non-resdens not only the town but even of the Stae with the present town, with yiew as we have every reason to believe, of moving the Land Offices, Post Otlee, Court House and Jail there, and also to com pei us to pay taxes 10 support and improve large tract of land for the benefit of non~resdens Therefore tor these reasons, well the fact of tract of land owned by infant heirs lying between the two towns and which cannot be surveyed and taxed as town pro- perty the owners guardians of which have right at any ilme to fence up and cultivate the same And whereas, lnasmueh as we are unanimously opposed 10 ths nigh handed measure, and are determined not to gve counenance to Ii in any shape or manner--thefe- fore.

 De | fesoived-That whereas the Assessor, Collect. or, Town Constable Overseer of the streets and Clerk ot the Corporation, have seyerally resigned their off ces, winch resignaons accepted We also the AL |derman aud Common Councilnlen, hereby resign the n us by the citizens of the town into the hands which gave 10 us--and the Corporation Is here- by dissolved

 Resolred-Tha the Editor of the Arkansas Adyo- cate be requested to publish proceeding.

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 GEO. ". FEREBEE JAMES II. McKINZIE, BENJ. F. 0DLE, (s WN. D0DSON.