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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-06

Newspaper Law.-In case of suit for fraud, the
Georgia courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper from the Office, going away and
leaving it uncalled for, until all arrangements are
paid is prima tacie evidence of intent to fraud
"a Daniel come to Judgment" This is a good
law. A man who will cheat the printer will
cheat anvbodv
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G. w. Paschu. Esq. Van Buren,. Arkansas
VIM. & c. Fellows, Louisville, Ky.
J. w. R. Leavite, New York.
Van Buren,, Dec. 16, ls43-45-tf
New Goods.
just received, per steamer Arkansas,
Gents fine beaver. pilot cloth, and Jeans Il
COATS.
Fine and medium Sattinctt and Jeans
PANTS.
Beaver, Russia, Satin and Coney Black and Drab CO
lorcd HATS.
Fur Seal, Neutria Velvet, Cloth, Patent Leather,
and Hair Seal
GAPS.
sewcd Calf. and pegged Kip
BOOTS.
Gents and boys Morocco stitched and pcggd ne gro
BROaANS. -.
Kentuck and Glasgow Jeans
Cloths, Cassimeres, Linseys and Blankets
Nader. blue and medium
PRINTS.
sheetings, shrtings, Lowells, drlings and ticking
ALSO--!S fine assortment of Hardware and Cutlery
sADDLERY, NAILS, sc. sc.
All Of which will be sold low for cash.
PELTRlES, HIDES, OR COTTON,
Dec. II, lS43. By SAG. TURNER.
n NEW two horse Wagons on consignment, suits.
Fort Smith Dee % lsd2 ~
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j IN THE YOUNG MEMS
STATE CONVENTION and

FsJ IN THE YOUNG MEMS
Estate CONVENTION, and
Yyou in the work of publication.
pp your Hanleys, your Thomp-
sans. Butts. Tollisons, and an hum
M Conway and Chapman submit
Will the Arkansas Journal, and
aener lend their aid7 lfso, let them
w y not. let them hear the thunder
se Of redeemed and omni potent peo-
9pen 10 not yet worn OFT.
). RICIIARn
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STATE OF ARKANSAS

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In the Circuit Court of Crawford County. at the
September Term thereof, A. ID. lS43.
October the 18th, 1913.
John Bremen rsr.". Pla'h'6' } De,.-Dy attach.
Harrison Oliver, Defendant. n'e"f.
A this day comes the said plaintiff bv attor.
ney, and the said defendant being called
came not, but wholly makes default herein, where.
upon on motion of said plaintiff, it is ordered bv
the court here, that publication be made in this
-behaif notifying the said defendant that IN action
OF debt by attachment has been commenced
against him in this court, founded upon writing
obligatory, for the sum of five hundred dollars
bearing interest at the rate of ten per centum
per annum, after due until paid, and that an at.
tachment has been issued against his estate, and
that unless he shall appear by himself or attorney
on or before the third day of the next term of this
court, which is to begin and be holden at the court
house in the said county Of Crawford on the fourth
Monday of March next, that judgment will be en-
tered against HIM and his estate sold TO Salty the
same: and it is further ordered by this court here
that thus order be published for four weeks success
svely in some paper printed and published in this
State, so that the last insertion thereof be at least
six weeks before the first day of the next term Of
A true copy.-ArrEsr:
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Dec. 23, lSi3.-46-4w.-[pr prs. fec 50 25.1
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- ECElVED. per steam boat Arkansas, and for sale
for cash, five Crates ca rhonware, and stone Chi.
comprising tea. coffee, and dinner sctts ugs mugs
and bowls, salts, must rds and bake Dishes nd
basins, chambers and soap dishes, &c. &c.
Dec 80, 1913. JOHN AUSTIN g. co.
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Old Iecumseh.-Col. R. Nj. johnson in speech
delivered at Trenton, N. j., said.' every thing I've
done for the country has been repaid over and O.
yer, and they don't owe me any thing" For once
we agree with the Colonel; the debt which the
country owed has long snce been cancelled by
the honors it has conferred upon him. He should
be content. and instead Of making electioncerns
tours, let him now retire to the "Great Crossings
and reposs upon his understandable Union.
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Negroes to Hire.

Van Buren,, Jan 6, le44.-47-lw of John Lasater
LIST LETTERS
p EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Van Buren,
Ark. December 3lst, 1913, which if mol
ken out within three months, will be sent to the
'eneral Post Office as dead letters.
.dair John T T.uvv,t James r
anderson Lewis A niece Mary Ann
rown Hiram Miller VIM H
all James Miers Turner B2
rown Hannah cold Moore Ransom
can Wiley Mitchell L B
ost'ck John Matthews Daniel J or
emmett Joseph James Chronister
rocking Tom McAIlister Mary
ar,ley David McLaine
aeon w Nays Elizabeth
urk James Moore Jesse
ates Charles ,Woodson Nidever Jacob
OK James O'Brian John
'!oer Thomas Prescott Isaac
rlner Robert S Rapsdalc F B
'ark Henry Renfrough Washington
order E G 2 Kicker j
aytor VIM r Riggs William
lay Russell Rush Peter .
lees Rev Daniel R g. Rankin VIM orHc
Martin Riley Wmp
'urfsy Robert Roach Joshua
avis " Scott John A
'uval Gen w Snidcr Cornelius
=: vans Evan ShackIeford Roger
Iliot Lucinda Stone Pr
NOV. !. M Stockton James +
snlow Edward Sheer William 8
'aris Joseph SpeagIe Emanuel
farley Catherine Sheriff of Crawford CO
lowers John Smart Laban
ea'nerslon VIM r Stoncroad G w
'razier Matthew Shipman Calvin
arlington M Shelton Mr..
'Iemming Thomas TownzeI Thomas
ray John Thompson William B
lem Jonathan Terry Mrs. Mary W
Iarper Robert Vincent Isaiah
lazen Thomas u Van Horne Mrs. Anna
Elisha E Vandeivcr O
Iagan Richard Weaver PB
i'ckman Cicero White Thomas
lowell Levi Waller Henderson
Hayden Moses Winn Thomas
lynson { Wallace Alfred
hubbard John II Williams John
ones William A Watt Mr..
ing Benjamin Webster Andrew
irk LOWS II Wright Geo c
arimore M Wales Daniel or
ucuda Lucins Stefler Zaseac
ester Margaret Wilson Robt
owe John NJ White P
umpkin VIM Yates Thomas i
Persons calling for any of the above letters
Y please say they are advertised.
JOHN DRENNEN. r. NJ.
N Buren,, Jan'y 4, lS44.-4S-3w
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JOHN 3. OGDEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Refer to
G. w. Paschal, Esq Van Buren,. Arkansas.
VIM. & c. Fellows, Louisville, XIV.
J. w. i r. Leavite, New York
Van Buren,, Dec. 16, ls43-45-tf
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-06

Counterfeit Fiue Dollar Gold Pieces are in cir
culation. For a Miracle we received one to-day
The Hards will soon find that i. is a little easier
galoanise this sort Of money than to counterfeit
we'll executed Bank notes. The Southern States
are already we'll supplied with tho stuff. and we
are no smarter than other folks, and plenty of it
will get abroad in little whiIe.-St Louis New
Era.
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other pal s of the State must not DO surprised to
hear of feeble opposition to tho nominees Of
the late convention.
If a certain Judge sits on the Circuit bench,
until his fundamental extreme, becomes callous;
and the Prosecuting Attorney Of his Circuit be-
comes anxious to get him off, persuades him into
the belief that he is qualified and popular enough
to 60 to Congress; and hen is not nominated, adds
another disappointed one to the disaffected ranks,
who also with his friends joins in this hue and cry
against the convention.
If your correspondent at Fayetteville would
sign himself avs" instead Of as" he would come
nearer to it. His ha nd plainly to be seen; he is
deadly hostile to Col. SEWER and takes this method
to prosecute his war upon him. Of "W" alias
sS.'' shall speak at another time.
All the honorable and DISTINGUISHED democrats
of the State are satisfied with the getting up. the
manner Of proceeding, and of the nominations of
the convention. A selfish and contemplate clique
at Van Buren,, who assume to be ''the democracy"
to the disgust and the deriment of the party, are
dissatisfied. The sincere members of the pa rty
are too numerous, to be much affected by the Van
Buren, pretenders. They can Join the wings
whenever they please. There lies their sympa-
,hy-there will they be found at the election, or
am mist aiken in the mon. P.P.P.
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UST received per Steam Boat Sarah
~ 81 Sacks LIST quality, Buck wheat,
Kegs LIST do Butter
~ assorted size Cheese for sale low by
w. II. L. NJ. MAYERS
Fort Smith, Dec % IS43
\ lot Fine Assorted Boots for sale very low by
~ w Ii j. NJ MAYERS
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SPICES, &e.-Nutmegs, cloves, ground cinnamon
- Ground pepper, ground mustard,
Ground cloves. do alspice, do. ginger,
SalIratus, yeast powders,
Mace, caruai seedpSc for sale by
W. H. e. NJ MAYERS
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lyons and Ruggics for Sale.
tpndcrsigned respectfully informs the public
carriaTs he will shortly commence the wagoi, and
has now king business, in Van Buren, and that he
lowing aand, and for sale. cheap for cash. the fol-
ningham' scs. which can be seen at Henry & Gun.
tysehouse, and at the Columbus Hotel.
9 buc5our horse wagons
lot a
Dec y. = -47-tf C. oUIG1Y.
NB43, for sale by
III. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists.
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4 NEW two horse Wagons on consignment, suits
II bio for or 4 Lorses for sale low by
w Ii & NJ MAYERS
Fort Smith. Dec o. lS43
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VAN buren, SEMINARY

Dec. %, lS43.-46-4w.--[prs.f fee $40 50
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NLD BOURBON WHISKEY
~ do Monongahels do
90 barrels rcetifed whiskey
90 half barrels rectificd do.
40 kegs do gallons each
Wines, liquors, groceries. &C., in store and FOR
sale by w. II. & NJ. MAY Frs.
Fort Smith. A rk., Dec Q, 1913.
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a CAR

A. Mclean, Clerk.
Dec. 80. lS43--47-4w PRS fec $l3 col
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
From he Washington Standard.
THE IIfCH WALKER.

notice IN the papers account III the destruction OF
the ab0ve named steamboat and The loss oil numhet of
prisons, with the commander, reported 10 be David Nan,
Which Is mistake.
Joseph NIno. OF the Cherokee Nation was the COM
nander and owuef al The b1nL The late commander
vas Cherokee, called by them "Rrh J1np lie was
BUN IN the Cherokee Nation, in Georgia. and a
dating aud enietpfislng II Is stated IN a mcmun
al Of the Cherokee Nation. Doc. No 2s6, 9Th Con.
LIST s.ss thai Nann volunteer IN The l.. y Army
IA the Greek War. the Balslc al the llatseshue
and prriIlrd his life by swimming the ryeT To at
tack the enemy.
In 1882. Nann purchased bpat at Knoxville, Tenn.
called lhr Iulsten fr tho Arkansas ira e which was
snagsrd sunk Van li1re!. Arkansls-a tula loss
He then returned In Cincinnati. Ohil. and had cc-
aant bat butt, and named it after n Cherokee gir.
Lucy Walker. TINS Is asI list, with the enterprlsng
wnef. who has no" gone 10 the land where his torei-
thers have gone. AcksoMAC.
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PRESIDENTIAL IIO.S.
VIRGINIA.

The Old Dominion, we fear, has gone acains, III.
hgs by an Increased naafiiy, COMPARED win ,h,,
al 1910. Nearly every county from which we h,,.
heard, although showing largely increased Wing vol.
eAhiis slight comparative decline Of strength; and ~.
cahn entertain hope, if the gains in The Nu,h
western part Of Tie Stale lie great as our friends !,
thai section anticipated thai this loss can be oyercono
In Campbell county, we able to testify tina, III.
Wings did teirdu'y eaanly gaining 20 upon the ,,,
Spring ol clon, when there was unusual ex,i,ene,,
and great clrTuus on both sites. TIE loss. as co
pared with 540 is 49. Mr. Clsy, however. rec,i,,a
l:2 votes m.re tha. Gen Harrison.
We are larry 10 say, that, notwithstanding the OF.
citcnti afd strenuous uifofs Of both parties the e.,
lion III tbs place conducted with good ..lln, -,
both sid, " hi,h have doub, is attributable i,
great drs.e 10 HE excellent arrangement of The oou.
missoneTs, (Gen Da,'d Redes. John G. Meen ana
Edwin Mathews, E..qrs in whose capacity, ftope,.
and integrity every min in the community renis.d H..
most iraprii curhi.nce. Every Wing, 81 lar a. W,
know, lid his du,y, 'and this will be their proud can.
ISOLATION. II drira! awaits them.
W e 81 J'in sich returns we have received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

--.ss6ss.G5s 1876 <ol5s--0S.3i5, 2os of 23,3jl
- 2lSli-.i77 ,2J}. - of 1922 <ji25Z-3, Il 'JJ
ST lie wll extract rbe saare and cuae fat "i NUN.
exienifag u nae tn places, performing ne op
ersta qrile "a ldly his head The division Ut n1t-
hers ~ lAer actYfs Is l3ynfiie amusement aIih n
tive hin the aye Of refsop and be vii give The nun
Der Il sacruIs CORRECTLY.
a H1fri6lt Fa..-'fsehech. the who fred a
pistol The King II Prussia, a short time lHce has
been sentenced tube broken upnn wheel.
L. ssfats that IN six years there have been built IN
FHe lsnd fire Catholic Churches va Tie largest sea IL
II pareila churches. The at Nottingham is the
largest bull, sinre The sei5rnalion. SAINT George ;
when completed. will ba the largest church IN London.
except ~ PauI's h the sane space If time 9 com
mnnlles Of nuns have BEEN established aad oi religion
men. while rirrtynen ai the English Church have
come over and large number Of students
Capital and Ofgiaai.-'rhe Loudun Punch says
'ilaa dependent tliias Is human excellence. hat
IS beauty without soap ~
4 sirenge GDcy--A strange story is told Of bypp-
c1ndrac geutleman II fnnk aud fortune in Ireland Whu
iaacrs of his legs OF one religion aud lire ohfr %
another. He not uhTequenly puts uf his nrfrr'u-
nate legs outside ol HE ted ciJhes to punish lu its
ezaas crrlrs
Lisf IA tie Gr:at .'i.fropois -1'acre are 10 pub
Works IA tie city al i.ondnn using combined
capital Of c2,G0.OG0. Ihr revenue Is ESQ Geo
per apuan. TDey Use 25o,gJJ tons Of coal. maxim.
l99,eJ0.GOO cubic feel al Gas. AJout ZJ51 psgslus
employed IN various ways.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
IINAS.

An exirart Of letter from citizen Of Texas. resident
IN shfl1yyilIe u his friend in Charleston, dated Sep
tefnhef. 23d 1874.
Il lIase r,g,yed rnierate health during the summer,
but ny nnd has been much Disturbed by the unprcce-
deted state If Affairs IN Shelby county; civil with
al rs horrors has been raging 10 this community NUN
boIins about five hundred VOTERS My pen Inadequate
portray your Imagination the desperate state OF
things, eau pretend At this time 10 describe you
The and progress III this dreadful war. Il commence
ed a5ut htee years ago, but su5side1 until within the
last muhihs, when II again broke with fedjubltd
Jury. The czrns gi the county abjut equally di-
ylded IN parties. Mo termed Regulators and
.hoisrs,ors Ii IS sight 10 brothers op-
ptsed 10 each other. The Regulator, take !. on ero
slses % regulate the eginmnaHv and e.aer such ndi-
YIdQals as they consider ii ch.raeers u leave the
county. Tho lga-,se.s oppose such measures as lie.
GAL II Is getty much this. that has Produced such
seeI-i, as ! trust IN God, shall never azan wiinrss-
sesere battles have been fought within lew days.
IN whirh many were killed and wounded About seven
hundred irjm the adjoining counties. by order Of the
President have made lheir appearance at the Of
VA. AMI We have again some prospect Of peace. Ey
cry mans interest III this country is seriously affected.
l. with many others. have preserved neutral
benz public officer considered it the proper course
bnl hat always the safest during the excitement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
From N. Louisville Courier Or %
MORE OF TIE STE\ NRDAc At.CInE, y

~
ln= ianper ct pefs'ns Killed by sesno,,t accidents
!. generality very much exaggerated IN first acc
we r"!fei :" say such n net the with .he Lucy
"aiker oir krsi impression VI, TIA, some so or 6f,
Prssns Were killed. We are npw satisfied ,h,, ,bs.
were M less tisn 80 persons KILLED and dr,uned-ana
more Than pr 'ba5ls the will reach nearly If mi
Yne oJ Had not the snsg boat Gopher been so near
as io give such prompt assistance. not more than and
rnbt'iy Hat M inaGy hal.dzan out of the lar,e
nun'ef ol SEALS hssri, would have been left To ,e
the sad tale.
we nave procured the names T several iHnfe Of the
p'ss'h!rrs a IN. Lucy Walker. wha were wounded %
saved as We'll az sbne oitefs who il has been ascertain
80 were lost The rapid rise in The river beiow the falls
s'a me continued rain during SATURDAY aud yesterday
nafss retarded the operations Of those searching
for lie Dad bodies. The following ere The ad;on ii
names ssivfea To:
hMei or .uissas.-Mr Cooper. ist engineer. Louis.
Vile; daughter at Or Webb. Of Prince,oo. Ky; bro
willie; Nsu.ss kssd. L-xiay,oa. XVI. 3 H,,ri.
onss $50
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ih's STATE as we anticipated, has unquesii,naby cast
heF vote tor Polk and by majority larger than that CIV
'h IN October for Shunk as Governor. This is mani
"s' although We have returns from only shirty-'cu
''nhths. th"nge, but nevertheless true. that INC
IN the Union mos, deeply interested directly in 'h0
iaf policy should have preferred, 10 tho most sirsaa
Gus advocate ct that policy. pledged If m"rts ma
can he pledged To any ilrg by his past life, to is s'e'
'hi'~ fu. !tEsf., i, viii 70, ahes al sgFfsf~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

arau hi by Their ssds paid ff by ihei money
Their appearance. L. all along the fouie ii tie pro-
eesspn al every wh9aw aher. they could shisn access
aHIused tie admiration Of the Wings in the
pfoas.sIln. Shouts az. and Gpwen At iimes de-
-eendod lt the waving Of handkerchief IN esponse ta
ihs4n gtaersi greetings.
Iha EApfsss says Ia postscript, 'as The head " the
PROGRESSION lseurru liz Park the end Is Al " all street
distance al over five nis Never any thing like il
ille country b.fure.
= uirbrk-'lie Procession ends Never befr. wns
saeh display at meehanlesf power In this ciiy. The
iior.ss,u has been h0afs ard So minutes Ia passing
ouf ofee."
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lSl4-
OHIO.

o"'ns to the allure of papers beyond Wash
9'o " the last mail, have bn, few returns from
VAC. So far as heard from. ,hsy iook suspicious. Ia
Belmont, Cass majority s 80 more haa at the recent
election Tor Governor. asd ia Guernsey 70 more. Ia
Ashabula the maj r;;g for Clay is said to be 30oo-a
yer, large gaia the late eleetioa. Cay's maj y
In Ohio viii E-o5ably reach 5000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

ss-ed Mr.. Esissf5s Shabby vile. K ta;iy uoaa-
ded; hrs brohef lilee; Cu. T. h. kaiaer, outs
vile, Slightly weanded Mrs. Cnapsr and child. LOUIS
ville Miss ri zabeth Carer, Louisville, hfs lisdipea
and child New Ahsoy. Ia; Mrs. Hughes. i.eNng'on.
Nv; daughter 81 Dr. Web; Mr. Marin. frat clerk.
Squire Ash, Spencer Gu, BY; Jlhfs CeH. Ael~n CO.
Ky; felx Hams. Balin Gu. ~ Matthias Petersen,
Nes Albany, la; Of Mr. Kaiue oi Ia, Chamber
mad.
A body was recovered trim The week On Saturday
evening. which was nj resnizd o. tho iiaing % tie
bats. which we're made by -. Marshall, Of its city
Nfllea the name w sde."
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& % IL s; Il E e j..

4 kWlNG 10 the state nf my hpalJh y ish to sell my
~ interest in the LyneabarI Nrgna Oili e. coisis;
Ing of bali The oiii this time In Very pros
porous coudl yielding greater than perhaps
II ever did N,hing bnl 10y total inability eve it IN
personal aileL'ion, indaesa to offer It tuf sae.
X b. IONNiEY.
Oct. 25 IFS
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We, Ds' GOODS.

WE are now receiving an extensive assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. -
which having been purchased with great care IN de-
cilnng market viii he sold least as low as they can
be bought at from any other house IN this place. We
respectfully invite those of Goods To call and ex
a.nue our sock Welntend 10 sell cheap
TURNER & BGRWEIL
Oct II 5w,f
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AMHERST.

Prince Edward it is said, has gone for Polk by about
iUo majority. In 1870 Van Durens majori,y was %
fIsyanna IS reported 50 majority f,r Clay: but il j,
SUPPOSED tie polls were mol closed. Il gave Harrison
4. ajhiy ii le2 in lao.
'.,:'"! - - ,nday in H;ohmand the majorily
or Clay was $50, which expected 10 be consi,era.
NY Increased. llnrislu's majority in lS4o was 404
rtier 10 gentleman III This place. dated =, half laa
l. aeI menilnning this fact adds: AT the court hunss
<tienfeo1 cannot tell the STATE at the poll. but the
" hg gan Is large there, From Guild iarbor precinct
IN Hanover. at 2"'cluck, Nhis tcke, so ahead Pr.
canalinn is made at lenrco court house that the po,
VIII re kept OPEN II The same be done in HE CITY the
maj riy IN city snl county will be about 7 50 to 800"
We have partial returns from Franklin Al the court
house the Loc,tco majority was upwards Of l0O-at
b'''i'" sf9fe 'l4e Whs ma.sry abou, the same |, is
supp sed the Locs have carried the county by abut IT,
IL lsio The Wing majoriiy "a.
osher COMMITTEES, from hic we have received NJ do
tails, hui Only reported impurities will be found in cur
RECAPirULAIiON,
In which We omit, of conrse those counlics from
Which the full vote has not been heard from
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,Eieges. Escnfs Co

WYE have TO hand II packages Sh3es nnh Boots
w consisting Of Mems Enssei and Kip Bngans,
bays' Brosaus, Mems thick and KIP Boots, Chidrens
B9ttees, Sc.
Alst ncudcd in sanr invoice
| ctrInn Superior Indigo,
bargain may be had II any purclasn. ,he lot.
MCDANIEL s. MoCORKLF
Del II t.if
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sIe,Es EgExT,

Es-c THE. large aad Convenient Brick Ten
ss'a.:'5 omont. formerly owned and occupied by
T9eifis Nh. l.. IL. JShuson as a TAVERN
G.sz.a4.sSisss.SS3 HOUSE, and present enau,ed by
apt AauHei Snhson. situated on the I.ynchbura aud
salem Turnpike, mlle souhwes, Of Iynclburu. The
man hnlhi'nr contains II riums, well fitted up The
esn9 aons buildings belonging thereto admirably ar
ranged Tor cumif and Convenience. This pruperty has
attached II ii some II acres oil good Land portion very
productive mnduw aud spring Of eNcellenl wner To
god tenant The rent will be made eatisiartry Pos-
nsslsn gwen Isl Jaa iay, 1915. Apply s Miller or
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FOR EE,v'E'.

FHilE lower part Of the Brick Tenement, Opposite
NJ iona ii"l'ns's Grocery formerly occupied by
Nt. b. iilIyad. II lsa suitable stand of Dry l,oods
Grocery establishment.
Possession given on Isl November. Tor terms. apply
10 JNO. VI. OTEY
Cashier Of Bank of Virginia.
Oct. Il ius
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In iela. Gen iiarrson's inajrl,y Van Buren,
IN this county stated, ia the papers Published here
at % hnl the 6:iai account in the archives a. Rich
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" ILL., oai,l ny the Subscriber. delivered at bis
w LumJcr ,pusc. the Canal.
BENJAMIN +. SACKEJT.
Constantly on hand, Lnnp and Ground Plaster
b. f. =.
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s GsiitECEINED AND FOR SALE,
81 - bushels Timothy seeed,
800 his Washed. Wool.
800 d.. New Feathers,
l5O0 do. No. l. Buller,-ow for cash
b. T. IiNSLFY, & Co.
Oct q IL
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English E'oysging Pieces.

EnTE have received ease of suFerior DOUBLE
" BARREL FOWi.iNG PIECES, uf extra fin
sb He wire TWIST paefi touch, pAtlna sea bUes per
c1ssan locks with steel aclon They are of recent in
paria3n. the real '.slmHn Pare" aud no Iisiake-for
sale low to close. MCDANIEL 4 McCOhkLE
Oct. If isif