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RICHARDSON'S
LINENS, DAMASkS,
DiSnePs &c

of Richardson's Linens. and
~ those des'rous Of obtaining the Genuine Goods
should that the articles they purchase ar. seal
ed with the full name of the firm,
J. n. Richardson, Sons & Owden.
as guarantee of the soundneSs and durability Of
the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially
necessary as large quantities of inferior and def,c
tive Linens are prepared, season after season and
es. who, regardless of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the American consumer and the manufac
t.rers Of the genuine Goods will no, readily atan
don . business SO profitable, while purchaser. can
De imposed on with Goods of worthless character.
J. BCLLOCkE 4 B LOCKE.
IyIS AGENTS. Church ST., Nec York.
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!:
rs FLrENza, IRRITATION, SORENESS or
Ma, CArARRu, RELIEVED by
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, or CorGu
LozEGE8-
4 simple and elegant eombination for Coueas. &c.
DIR. G. F. BiGELow, Boston
"Grest service IN subduins Aoarsene.s"
REV. DANIEL WISE
81 recsasnend their to PcBLIc SPEAKERs"
Rev. E. H. CHAPfN New York
" That trouble IN my tkrost, CJsr sRiek the T,o
ehes Is speeife) haoing wade eien mere nhis
perer." MP. WILL.
Most salztavy seliefin BRONCHITIS"
Rev. s. SElGGyRED, MosTistown, Ohio
Beneteisl snkes compelled 70 spesk. ss5ering flsm
CoLp" Rev. s, p. ASpEnsoy.
''Efeefsai IN senscing Hoarsenes aad Irraafion
of the 1Rsest scfk Speakers ssd .Siaoers
Prof. n STACY JOHNSON, LAGrange, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Southern Female College
"Grrat SeneSt srae. take. Sesve s.d after preach
ing, as thy prepeRt &esysesess FSsa fkeis 1ast e
fets akink they scU be ef Sesms~enf sdosnts9e to
ms" Rev. f. ROWLEY, A. NJ,
President Athens College, Tenn.
Sold by all Drugxists at Is cents per box
Also BROWNS LAXATIVE TROCHES or
Cathsrfie Lsse.ses, 6r Dyspepsia. Indigestion Con
stipstis.. HesdseAe, Bllisxs Afecfisas, &e
March 9@3m
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in and Sheet Iron Ware NaalafaetoI
Stove Warehouse.
r. S. ROBERTS,

AAiS SihbEi' An DtnA-S' Ahn-'
Nanufae4nres and keeps constantly on hand the
largest and best assortment Of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware to be found in Western Arkansas. and which
he viii eel lox for cash. All orders attended to
With promptne.s and despatch and merchants sup
piled On kbezal terma. 1
JOBBING done with neatness and in . workman
like manner. Il large assortmeut Of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
constantly hand. and win be sold As low as can
be had elsewhere.
July 6, 1883. lyl
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The " Parallels" Hon

The officers of the /" 35iih Parallel " gave little
dance " to the young ladies and gentlemen of our
city, on Monday night last CAPT Ed. C.nrra.
who is a host in himself, always having an eve 70
comfort and pleasure Of the many friends of the
Boet. hsd ell arrangements made for a social good
time. and none were disappointed
We dropped in about o'clock, when we found
the large cabin filled to overfowing with the beau
sy Of our city. Very soon the fiddle and the
bow" were brought into requisition, and the
young folks tripred lightly until late hour
Our sister city of F.rt Smith contributed no Lit.
tie to the adornment Of the occasion She has a
rePutstion for the beauty Of her aughters which
was fully sustained at this time.
The Van Buren, Brass Band was pressnsanJ dis.
ccur.ed most excellent music and for the short time
they have been under instruction displayed great
proficiency.
Family cares would not admit of o ur staying to
the supper. which they all sat down to about 10
o'clock, but was, We learn, expensive affair.
Long in the small hours the party left, wishing
Captain CHAPMAN long and prosperous voyage
through life. the = 35th Parallel " quick and sue
cessful trips. and that Capt Ed. CARTER may often
get in the way of giving just such entertainments
The Parallel is Van Bu-ens favorite, Long
may she wave"
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Township Conventions.

1t is suggested that the several Town
ships In Crawford County. hold Couven-
tions. for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates to the County Convention, on some
day between now and the ID Saturday in
March. say the first Saturday, March Sd }.
Let all turn out, and have an inlependant
voice IN their respective Township CoRven-
tions. As there will be considerable inter
est taken in the choice of delegates to the
Dover Convention, it is earnestly desired
that the County Convention be fair en-
bodiment of the sentiment of Crawford
County. Let us arrive honestly, at a cor
rect conclusion as to the preference this
County may have. Two prominent candi-
dates in the Democratic party. for the Con
gressional nomination at Dover, will be
before the Convention, and for honesty's 5
sake, if for nothing else, let us. have full
and fair expression Of the sentiments of
the Democratic masses-so that after the
Convention. we shall hesr no complaints.
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Gorrssp ;, ,ence Of the Van Barea Press.
Cr., sFoRD, Ark. Feb. Is, 1860.

IEh SFORD, AK, req. 10, lSOU.
MR. EDIY N The time is fast approach
ing. when i; will be necessary for our Coun-
ty to meet ia Convention, for the purpose
of selecting and instructing Delegates to
the Dover Convention. AS this is no un-
important maiter-does it not behoove our
people to examine well the claims of the
respective gentlemen named in connection
with the Congressional nomination.
In no time III our country's history has
it been more to the interest of the South,
than now. to send to Congress Rcpresen-
tative of talents. energy and industry, who
would not only shed lustre upon his State,
but do much towards sustaining the demo
cratic party, and carrying into effect its
broad, national, and conservative views,
and upon the success of which depends the
perpetuity of our time honoled,' free
and happy institutions
Our old friend Geo. w. Clarke, has been
spoken of in tattering terms. as the man
to represent US. In former days his quill
did good service for the democratic faith
which his party appreciated, and in due
season rcquitted him handsomely, in the
appointment to a position of high " honor
and trust in Kansas, and subsequently, a
Purser in the U. S. Navy which office he
now holds during life, or good behaviour
has his party, then, been unmindlul of his
services? Has she not like the faithful,
doting, and loving mother. given the free
pap and allowed him his "M"? What
more would he ask Surely he must and
ought b be content.
The present incumbent, Hon. Il. c. Hind
man, issalso mentioned for denomination.
What has he done for the Democracy of
Arkansas, that he should be rewarded ?
Need we particularze his daring deeds
his wonderful feats upon the battle field, as
leader Of the democratic forces, few weak
ened and Acknowledgements the massive
phalanxes of the dark lantern /" SAM" in
the days of his triumphs, his strength, his
pride, and his glory. No! suffice it for us
to know, he beat back the enemy, planted
his flag upon the ancient citadels of the
great national party-extingushed forever
the lights of Know Nothing gism-reassured
public confidence, ana restored to pristine
beauty, the good old usages of democracy.
This alone is sufficient to secure a great
compensation, but this is not all Where
is he now? In the national halls Of his
country, battling boldly, bravely and eff
fectively for the constitution the rights and
institutions of the South - against the
"goths and vandals," Of the North, who
would, to gain their reasonable purposes
crush under foot the proud monument of
the wisdom of our fathers and hurl
from his high pinnacle the emblematic bird
Of '' American independence.
Hon. Thos. c. Iindman. then, is the
man of avowe'l ability. suited to the times
the place and the one, if, the true sentiment
of his constituency is had, must, and will
receive the nomination at Dover
Very Respectfully, NEnlrAs.
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For the Van Buren, Press.
Who shall the People choose fo,
Congress :?

A solution of this question will soon be
effected in Crawford county The claims
of Hindman and Wilson, the prominent
candidates have been, perhaps as fully can
vassed as they possibly could be. Mr.. Hind.
man has published his statesmanlike bar.
angne OF Helena manufacture, containing
views of Federal policy, deep, learned, ab-
struse, and Gay, Calhoun, and Webster
like in depth of thought. No young man
has ever put forth an address containing SO
much intellectual food for the statemsn to
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

sB We understand that the Washington Ball
and Supper at Fort Smith proved an unusually
brilliant affair.
Beauty. fashion, and gallantry lent their aid in
making It time long to be remembered by the low
trs Of the "lish. fantastic
The nueic by Prof. Hess Band was all that could
be dsssFed. and the supper furnished by Col Me-
keusie IN his best style, hard to beat The Deco
Eatisns Of the hall numerous and graceful,
but the greater attraction of unusual display Of
Finale erinoli.ies presented a more than passing
lct;ca
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bhS black. about S feet 8 inches high. weighs
300 pounds
Pomny, about 10 wears Of age. cSt7s
abcat 5 feet inches biyb wcipb. abGal
The above described n.crne.. &c wers rglrss~
the Cherokee Nation. aIsnt Tie las, q lars
and suppose they will aim 10 make be- T
back to the Nation will give the abOv, f7'
or One Hundred Dollars for each one. i ~
theiCherokee Nation and lodged in yan P1r.
fob 2l. 1860 ]. N TOUCHST@
send bill to this Oa;on :
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Democratic State Convention.

LITTLE Rock. Jan. IL. 1850.
lannounce Z, the Democratic Party Of the State
ri Arkansas, that the Executive Committee ap-
pointed bv the last Democratic State Convention,
for the purpose of selecting the place. and fixing
the time for the holding If the next Democratic
State Convention. have performed that duty, by
lecting the City of Little Rock. "a the place and
Monday the ID Day Of April merit,
As the time COR hold Of the next Democratic State
Convention and all Democratic papers in the
State are respectfully requested to make the
knoxa PIT. CRUTCHFIELD.
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
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VAN BUREN
LUMBER Y ARE

INHE subscriber having opencda Luuis
Il IN Van Buren. will keen on hand rl-
n good assortment of the various kini.N /
PLANK, BOARDS, JOISTS. SHIyGLE
@e necessary Tor building I.Grroses. q
contemplating building, can be fura.A'
every, thing necessary. for the pu.poss a.d-
nee, during hoating season, on the mcs;f-s
terms. GIVE me call az my Store On Mar
wv" .ioors above Pennywit, Scott Il Clsvs
shall keep as good an assortment as caa s B
in the City, cheap for cash.
feb "a 3m36 ! KE..-
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
Crawford County.

Drmocratic Convention is called to meet at the
Court House. in Van Buren. on Saturday the Sd
ct March next At which Delegates will be ap-
Pc.nted to the State Convention. which meets at
Little Rock on the LIST Monday in April. and al,o
T. the Congressional Convention, which meets at
Dover. on the 2d Monday Of May-eaeh tow nship
IN the County. is entitled to the same number of
delegates as they are entitled TO Justices of the
Peace And TO transact any other business that
may be properly brought before the Convestion
feb u lsf1 PR o,.ior
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Three Hundred Dollars ReNai

STOLEN from nv Stable on the rigs'
- 7th, 1863. the following DESCRIBED tcns
wit, Light gray match horss4 one hrs
name and tail, the mane hangins, to the IN
well under the saddle, had been shci q.
shoes we'll worn. about l6 hands highs
the big jaw, and has freckles all over his p
harness marks.
The other has high name and tail. niaae .,
to the right. very round and true made =
square. left hind shoe off. About Is Z, bs's'
with harness marks.
=, Both horses , years old, this coming
They are well known throngh the count, :
horses that will attract the attention oi e'''.
J will 800 reward for the horses or so csS~
$Soo fer the theft or thieves.
H., ANDREW J. DOh'' 4
Twp T. s. Ne,sSho lndN.
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Es- In our ADVERT sing columns will Le
found the new advertisements Of VIZ. NJ.
POWELL e. Co, who Offers large variety of
goods. OF J. KELLER, who has opened a
Lumber Yard. j. H. ToUcHsToSE offers
three hundred dollars for the recovery of
three runaway negroes. ANDREW j. DoRs
offers three hundred dollars for the recovery
of stolen horses and the apprehension of the
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24
NEW YoRK, Feb. II.

CoNNEcTIcUT-Th Connecticut Demo-
cratic State convention assembled at Hart
ford to-day. and elected twelve delegates to
the Charleston convention. The delegates
are instructed to vote for Stephen. A. Doug
las for President.
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DEAF AND DUNE SCHOOL AT FoRr SMITH.
We understand that Mr.. Clark who is a
deaf mute, has opened a School at Fort
Smith, for the education of the deaf and
dumb. Mr. Clark, we also learn, is a
young man of but little means, but desires
to make himself useful to unfortunate deaf
mutes. He desires encouragement and we
hope the Arkansas papers will give him a
uOfirp
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~ .Ws have given up the whole of this
weeks pape- almost. to correspondents and
the doings of Conventions, and think that
we have given them such a clearing out that
next week we shall be able to give more
general reading.
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Van Buren, Township

The Democratic voters Of Van Buren, Township,
are requested to meet at the Court House in Van
Buren on Saturday the 5,th inst, for the purpose
Il electing Delegates to the County Convention to
lie held on Saturday. the Sd Of March. and ia
transact any other business that may be properly
brought before the cieeiing
feb y Per o-,.r
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JOHN A. ARLINGTON, is a candidate for
election to the Office of Prosecuting Attorne in the
4:h Judicial Circuit. composed of the Counties Of
Crawford, Scott. Sebastian. Franklin. Johnson,
Newton. Carroll. Madison, Benton and Washing
:oa. at the ensuing August election. 1860
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~ Z. L. TAYLOR, ESQ. late auditor Of
the Lake Shore Railroad Of Ohio, who was
rendered the appointment Of Secretary to
The l.. r. l. +. :. Y. Co has arrived and
entered upon the discharge cf his duties
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BESToSvILLk, Ark, Dec. 9. 1889.

EDIIOR fRESk-
Dear Sir:-PleAse TO announce me "a a candi-
,ate for the office Of Rosccutng, Attorney for the
9TH Judicial Circuit of Arkansas, which election
comes off. August. 1860 subject to the ratification
OF the Democratic party in convention assembled,
and oblige. &c. JNO. r. COX.
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Public Speaking.

The Can6i'ia:es for Prosecuting Attorney. will
sidrsss the citizens Of che 4th Judicial Circuit on
the first day Of the respective Circuit Courts dur
ing the approaching terms. A general attendance
Is requested. jan "a. 1869
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EE We learn that 'he Rev. T. II. URN-
sToN will deliver a sermon especially to
Young men, at the Presbyterian church on
Sana6s morning next.
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Public Lecture.

On WEDNESDAY EVENING n.xt n. R,y
wv BiSEr, will deliver a Lecture on the life of
Geoy1e Stephenson. Railroal Engineer. in the Prot
Episcopal Church, at : o'clock. Seats free
e Young people especially. Invited
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meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and that the Secretary cause the
same to be published.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
HALEY JACKSON, Chairman.
VIM w REYSoLps, Secretary.
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WAsuISGros, Feb. Il.

The Pennsylvania delegation to the
Charleston convention will support Vice
President Breckenridge for the Presidency.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, !

STATE OF ARKANSAS, }
County OF CnAwFoRD. ."
I'm the Craw ford Circuit Court. in Chr.
vacation, 10Th Of February, 1850.
NANCY JANE RoGERs. by
Daniel Prime her next
friend, complainant,
vs.. Bill for nr,.
MATTHIAS RoGEEs, Defendant.
On this day comes the said comrla;r,-
solicitor, and files her bill of complain, Asi
gether with her affidavit, that the said "a,
Matthias Rogers 10 non -sesidant Of the So
ordered and adjudged. that A,e sait, -
notified of tn. pendency of this suit i- ~
tl"n of this order in some newspaper rats
the State that the object of said bill of Szs,,
Is To obtain a. divorce fronlthe bonds Of IA.
ny, heretofore entered into between the q
plainant and defendant. for the wilfnl i~.-
thr SAID defendant from the said comuls-r
the space Of one year. and that unles. 'bs.-
fendant appear before the Court on or y
fourth day Of the next term Thereof 10 y
at the Court House in Crawford Coun;ya..
Monday IN July next, and plead. answer r.
to said complainant's bill, the sane vii !.
rs confessed against him. and .leerse -i'e
corIingiy-and il is further or, r,t. ti.'r-
der be published in the Van Itr,n Pre.sas
per, published IN Crawford County. Arka-s
two weeks successfully. the last ius.f,io.
least four weeks before the conl,n,tc.met
next term Of the Crawford Circuit Cmlr.
l. W TALKlNGTOy c.
a true copy from the record,
Attest, |. ". TALKlNGTcN {.
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Prosecuting AttOrney.

We arc authorized to announce. LAFAYETTE
GREGG. Esq. as a candidate for reelection for
Prosecuting Attorney. for the 4h Judicial District
at tine apIruaching august election
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PLAN ES,

SMOOTHING Planes. single and do,,,
~ Jack, fore and jointers, :. ''"hs =.
Tongue Tongue and groove Planes. assorted sizes.
BEAD and Rabbit, do 4"
Hand Saws, s--.s
In Quantities to suit purchasers. n,
Jan 10, CO. ] HENRY, WILLIAM
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$500 90 Reward.

ID ANAWAY from ls' :
HI signed tw ,1ty ui's I
Pine Bluff, the a5llowiss y
10 wit /:
Jos eph, about q years d.
and about s itet 10 irts'
weighs about le0 lbs, css
off at the first joint.
~
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just Received

hFcclvcd
20 sGss' s-S 81 CHEESE. tsE f. 81. Il 3 =,
1H kegs Of Pigs Feet. fot sale J.,
~ 'eo "a W N PovE.
IL oSfS: fSG 81 i'S sore, 0""1y II 1Sr % q. p BY
40 sacks Of Flour, for sale ly
fc feb "A W NJ. Povs.,
sD1O boxes Sardines, for sab.
Afc feD u W. 81. po1ps
Oh boxes Star Candies, for .ale T.,
~ feb y ". u. Povi-,
10 G%f@: i%S si Stomach Di',Sr' W 4 5'' sr ale
a boxes Schnapps, tor said hy
- feb "a W N, Pcvn.
q bbls sweet Cider, for sale by
. feb u W. N. rovn.
4 boxes Cata awba Wine, +, + salg by
n ieO u W. u POvr.
4 boxes Champagne Cider fir .al.f,
II feb - W NJ. rovz.
- boxes Of Lemons, for sal4 lv
= feb "a W NJ povn.
- boxes Of Starch, for sale hv
- feb "a W. u PoTa /.
H bbls Pilot Bread, for snlebv
~ heb - W. NJ. Povu /.
LNRESH COVE OYSTERS. for al. ;.
Il f'o "a W. NJ PosH F.
INGARS, $1,000 various LANDS. for,
~ feb "a W N rovr. [.
LNLASKS and Jugs. for sal IL
IL feb 81 W. NJ. Powrr
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FONNNEEa.

nn kegs Cleveland Mills Rif.
wv just reed and Tor sale hv
feb u WARD d SOCTEy
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$3.50 90 Rcwar'

BACON and Lard. :,
10000 lbs choice hams. warranted sup
10000 lbs clear sides: also.
feb i'6D Y \ "
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1LOWS.---l04

son & c.. e., ,'5. b.
z .ss.,s1-z=Is per steamer Li,',a Rod
Ie by WARD 4. SOUTH
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Proceedings of Democratic Mass Meet
ing, held at Bcntonvile, Arkansas, in pur
suancc of the following call, viz 4:
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fE For the edification of our Fort
Smith friends, ~ho persist in the declara-
ton that it is the design of the .' Van Bu-
rem Directory" to give their city the go
by.'' we have obtained. for publication, the
following communication from the Engi-
neer TO the President of l.. II. & F.S. r. R.
CO., the subject of a bridge at this place.
The action Of the Board, we learn. leaves
the matter to the discretion Of their Engi-
neer.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND sUFFERING-
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLfCTED
READ! :, PES
APPLTTHE REMEDY

81, hEJOlCE IN HEALTH. 49,
fnenu, 90 you suffer- Are yon the victim of anv
OF tnose numerous ailments which arise from I'M.
SaIlty OF the blood! WEst are they do Won All
hather ASK, what are they noti The blood Ia tbe
source OF life and health and il Is the rst elemsni
IN. 81 stem ss the pulse infallby attests The ever
prevaiiing Neuralgia, the rritatfn. ETyspe a. I'M
suoue Scrofula; the agonizing Rheumatism, Ncr-
sous DebiiJ, dyspepsia, Liver Com pai nj with liz
sofeor And detection, and the rurnberess ills thai
nesh - heir Co. derive thor hideous origip from Ire
Hiooai Deal kindly thea and gently with the Hood
Use ths Whaling Resources OF nStare for IL aid
and suner us TO commend to your oonfdeuce aud
use tnat Truly valuable medcament known a.
MRS NJ COXS r.
lnUIAN ,vEGETABLE DECOCTJON
. w TN regard TO this almost infallible spec,fo
PoRuiaf sehtment has spoken In deolded tarms
sd aae evidences. OF this great efkcaey are aus,
Aihed oy conetsnt ayowals or curative Effects and
the happiest results from its use are after 81 othor
remedies and the best medical skill have fsiisd
Let as say, In oo1eiusior, that certf60afes
cures Sre not song kt from the Iliterose I'D sber
holai, put they are volunteered from the aos{ "a
sPec4ble sources and ju~tify the he hest toyms in
WHICH ~ Is possible TO commend 90 yalpabse a
sspeeihc % pubic approval We may add slso thai
only by its ressoratiye effects, the syets recoyer
ING from disease with renewed constitutional yisor
For sac oy ali roteectable Druggists In this
CITY and by the proprietor, MRS. Al. cox.
bottla and her seal on the cork - e- WIG
Rtolsiais se 81. O f. T Sca ssssfo Tor
Geofs etcwp, ID C.. w holessl e lfrcnt for the HI.
uie,, ana wid supply the trade at my prices.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE X 9. C 's.-The Galveston
News Of the 18th has the Following concerning
this mysterious organization: 1--WE bad q cal
yesterday from Gen. Buckley, Of Virginia, well
known as the founder and now the chosen leader
Of the knights Of the Golden Circle He arrived
yesterday from New Orleans and LEFT In the after
noon for Houston, Austin, and San Antonio h
should have been In Tex.s ten DAYS ago, but wal
unaveidably delayed on his way He Informed III
thst be Is ahead the main body; and we gathered
from bis remarks that the parties who have reac b.
ed the X 10 Grande via Corpus Christi went ahead
without bis orders He appears 70 be quite deter
mined TO prosecute the objects Of tie H. G. @ s
and confident In their resources to do SO. We de-
not think any Anal steps will be taken un til after
the presidential election -