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PREsBY1nRr OF THE DIsrRIcr or toI.u,a
IA,trs~ SoHo pSsTnAs eoay mst iase even
washington, ana was open ec, win a sermon
by Rev. T b MeFafs. n Cd srator. - no TOOK
tor bis text Matthew, eSth chapter and Goth
:. The following were yurs.pe.-Rsx, + a.
smith, DID, b. Sunaefiand. ID d., T b. n 9.
rails. 3. N. Coombs, and @. H. smith. minis.
L L !. Etders-F. III Smith FRET Church. Da.
Assemblys CAurch; j. Knieht, Si1 ID Church
hex. u H Smith was elected Moderator,
and Rev. j. n. Coombs temporary cterk.s
ibis morning the Presbytery reassembied,
Inc statistical reports for the year were
handed in. showing In the Fourth Church,
(Rev. J. @. Smith's} a added on examn alton
on eernneate, 20; whole number enrolled, $50;
sabbath school membership. $50; officers and
teachers, 80 contributions. IS, 5S7.Io
FirstO Church Rev. DIR. Sunderland added
on examination. g. on certificate, 10; number
enroiled, 20; Sunday School. go; contribu-
First Constitutional Church, Baltimore
Added on examination, 90 on eertific cate, 5;
enrolled, 2s5; Sunday School, 800; contribu-
Assembly Church, (Rev. Mr.. McFaIls,-
Added on examination, 10; on certificate, A;
whole n um Der, l67; Sunday School. 15C; con-
uibutiops, Sl,91001. =
Sixth Church, REV. Mr. Smyth'sAAdded
on examination, "a; on certificate 8; in all los;
sunday School, IA contributions, $3,ia522.
western Church, Rev. Mr.. Coombs Added
on examination, 30; on certificate, 10; number
enrolled, $50; Sunday School, $50; contrtbu-
lions, e2,672 50. 800
Total added on examination, 1877; on certif.
cate, So whole number, 1921; in SUNDAY
SCHOOLS. 1891; contributions, SOS, 1882.
After the examination of the records of the
churches the Presbytery proceeded to select
Commissioners 20 the General Assembly, which
meets IN Buffalo. New York on the I'd Thurs
DAY In May. with the following result:-Rey
u Smyth, with Rev. J. q. Smith as alternate,
ana MI John +. Amidon, of the LIST Constitu-
uonal Church, with Mr. w. J. Redstrake of
the Assembly's Church, as alternate.
Reports on the state OF religion in the various
churches were made by the ministers aud
elders generally, representing the churches In
fine spiritual condition.
The balance of the session was spent in hear
ing reports from committees on bene client op-
eTations, &c. .
The Spring meeting will close this evening.
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For CHHBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, BET ween
~ an 9th streets ' "a..
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
y No. 326 {. K. cor. eth and % streets
EXCELLEET HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRr AT
AUCTION
Ga THURsDAY, the 18th instant. at 10 O'Clock
q. m We shall sell at House No. 525, corner Of
ing articles, viz: "o"-
Hsircloih Parlor Suite, consisting of rete a Tat.
Sofas. Caster and Side Chairs
Handsome French plate Pier Glass, with M.rhIo
Slab aud Bracket oie
Red Plush Castor and Gothic Chairs
Walnut Bedsteads, Wsshstands, and Drsssip,
Mahogany Bedsteaa and Marbls-top Wssh.,.,.
Good FEATHER Bed. Pillows, and Boosters
Hair. h usk, and other Mattresses
Blsnsst s Comforts, Quilts, Bed Spreads, Sheets,
Walnut Card Tables and windoy Shades
Cottsge Bedstsads nd Painted Wardrohas
Nearly new Iugrafu and Brussels Garrett
stair, Hall, end other 0tlclofhs
Two handsome Parlor Ohandeliers
Earlier, Cha nber, and Cooking Stoves
Dlnine Orockery, Glassware, and Plated ware
az Iatt ssiSn Table and DINING Chairs =,
OruDo Cloths. Toilet Sets. and Clock
n good lot ttchen Requisites. l.,
Terms cash. GRIM WILLIAMS
seSe I' Ds5 Auettonsess.
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PENNIES can be had In any quantities at the
Star ON ce counter
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AUCTION SALES.


a.~.ssA~ >ss.ss SaIss sssy~~r-,s eel
fHIs A1IsfNooS AND ro-xoxxos.
RY ". D. LEWIS 90. Auctioae.rs
iAseE ,,s 8 ~ SLeEslxs AND rus
SSsSsssisSSss 81 ~; n n
whole stook IL ossA.sm ersoiss general ss.sr,-
Men and Boys' Clothing
Hats. Boots aud Shoes.
A,.rs. .tc.. ofssi re- bDs.r clo,h,,.
And furnishins Sosd'rvu.oo
m aREsE 9 yLLLIAns, Ass.,e,ssr
SALE OF III. v.g5.It sUs., &c. Ii Tn.
i ;.i Il asG ana S:S
wlDsEspAY, April a iss. y. shsif eel. .tp
II Z. &. @ "a. s.s
n.Sss. corner 9TH street and LouisisuA avenue.
sSea ~,
Sisst fse p,er French plate Mirror and slab.
Ten psnast ana Lace Curtains. With cornie..
nssoie eiss Center Tables
ssasSy essSS.nn ss. 80, ID ss's
consisting Of
wssaias s snS cS.,r Bel
One hunaIed pairs OF good Blsnkets,
"
enc hundred good BED oonferts, hf,y BIS
Two hcndred Feather Pillow. and Bo,.tsr,
one hundred and fifty Hair ana Hulk nst-
One hupdree Oak Dining Ch.ir.,
Ten Dinine Tables, made 70 order.
Iifty Linen Dsmssk Table Oloths
One husdred Napkins,
Eighty Brussels. Three ply and Ipsra CARPETS.
twenty Sofas. ten DamAsk Lounges,
Ten Char ng Dishes,
Five Coffee aud Tea Urus,
Ten oezen Ivory handled Knives sna Pl>s.I
Ten dozen Plated Table Spoons,
Twenty dozen Tes Spoons.
Twenty i've dozen Stone Chiaa Plates,
Thirty sets OF Cups and caucers.
Ten Copper Saucepsns.
large quantity Of other Orocksry and Glass
Ware,
Forty Chandeliers, and Brackets in every room
one excells Mt Iron Safe and Once Desk,
One large Once Clock and Water Cooler,
And ali other goods belonging - O hrst -class
house. which we deem unnecessary 10 enc
merate.
Terms cash.
NH 25-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auou
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10y w. l.. WALL 4 co., Auctteneers.
- Stores 81 ) and 81,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street
SALE OF eReOEBIEs. WHISKY, BLOOMS.
sEGARe sOGaRS &C &c
On THURSDAY MORNING A prfI 4, comrnsnoinx
ct 10 o clock, we will sell. az Sales Rooms en-
assortment OF Grocery and other articles, such a.
Barrels White and Fellow sus Ars
10 boxes Sperm Candles
Barrels Whisky, Casks Brandy
l0o dozen Brooms
$1,000 Segars Of different brands
10 cases Champagne
keg Butter aud Honey
Boxes Pepper and boxes Cheese
BOXES and barrels Coffee
10 cases Jockey Club Bitters
Boxes Starch Soap
q cases pure Holland Gin
50G0Oigsrs
With other articles in tire Grocery iiu4
60 rolls 4, s. and 6-quarter Bel and white ma
ting
LIT of Furniture. &c.
Hair and shuck Mattresses.
Terms cash. No pestponemsnt.
are W. l.. WALL cO.. Aucts
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SLOOP At AECTION

On Tuesday next, April 3, at II O'Clock m IT
the foot OF l1th street will sell AZ Public nc
ton the sloop Fashion, tackle and apparel in new
and complete order.
deposit Of SlOe will be required ct the time OF
sale.
Terms cash.
ap3H COOPER A LATIMER Aucts
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OIPHANs' Court, Judge PHrcclk.-Y Yesterday,
the will OF the late George W. Noung was adj
mftted 10 probate and record. Letters tesla
mentary were issued to Henrietta Z. Young
bond SO COO.
, Letters Of administrator were issued TO Ur-
.ula Corcoran Oh the estate Of the late J ohm l..
Corcoran; bond 5000. e.
Julia Virginia Raglan was appointed guar
dian of the orphans OF the late Daniel Raglan:
bond $500. John Il. Tur,on was appointed
guardian to the orphans Of Benz Ellen; bond
$4,000. ga NJ Ia. ''
The third general account OF the guardian TO
the orphans OF William Bush was approved
and passed.
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HOME DlsTILLDBY.
new TO supply the trade and lovers Of Q good ar
ticle with pure COPPER stilled BYE WHIsKEY
The home n ade Whfskey 10 warranted all rye, and
will be sold wholesale only. p =
= NH Slim = CHAS A. RRAUSB, Proprietor
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LAwRENoE G.. BOGes. rr,,t.a
COOPER q LATIMER. Aucts

The Gymnasium will be open TIL THURSDAY tn,
rapgements for the sale. NJ
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THE EVENING STAR
LOCAL NEWS.
lMUsEMRNTs. &C., rO-NIeHr.

"S 8NI ., 8c.e TU-NI6HT.
nhLLs INV OPERA hoUsE.-The popular
yocslist and aotress, LADY Don. will appesr
tnis evening as the pretty Horsebreaker,"
and as the Earl Of Leicester in the histori-
cal 6uriesque of .Ksuilworth; or ye Queene,
ye Earl. and We Maidennsn
NATIONAL THRArKR.-Miss Rachel john
son and DIR. B. Macauley in the drama of
"NeIe Gwynne: or, Court and Stage"
TEMPERANCE HALL.-Last select soiree OF
the AbTacadabra Assoc iation this evening.
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By order OF the ost Office Department
Sale to commence on SATURDAY AnYiI & o,
II O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms. 295 Penssvi
vspia avenue, snd EVERY TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY there after at same tiua
and place, until the whole stock is disposed OF
N. B.-A catalogue Is now being prepared Of
miscellaneous articles which have arcIurlatad en-
the Dead Letter Office, since the last saIa They
will be sold at an early day. Due notice will be
gwen.
Post Office Department. ApriI. 1857
ap3 tChron. NA9LE a 90 Aucts
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III W. b. LEWIS a CO., Auctfoneers, O..
u Ne. 301 Pennsylvania avenue
IMPROVED PROPKRTY AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY next, April 5th. at 4 o'clock , IN we
shsll sell. o9, the premises: two two story Frame
Houses and Ground Lot No 81, in square No
ss4; situated on Willow Tree Alley. between Sd
apsr w.B. LEWIS q CO., Aucts.
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OIL NATIouAL LAgHDRY, on
s; aoo sssa or
ivsred at the shortest notice. French nutieg dona
In the neateet style. nh iS-ins
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EvBRMAY FLOUB. zee
Il Manufactured by d. L. Shoemaker
The above superior brand of FLOUR, in bbls.
sale s. y, poos0 sAok' Gno wx AT aSa Tor
10 Commission, Merchant,
No. % High e. and CANAL,
nh 23.2w (Intei&Chronl a0soPgstoWn, Do
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WANTS.

w States Army, at 46I street, uoar Balti
more Railroad Depot. ap Slim
WANTEG-By q respectable girl, a STU
w ATlON as a chambernaid or uu rising In
cure at o2s G street, between North Capitol and
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
General Assembly Of Arkansas.
SENATE.
['nl,rllnr,

FtDTLiIl ..
Mr. Grant asked and obtained leave to
change his vote on the bill relative TO the
seizure of United States funds seized by
the state in 1861
Mr. Williams, by leave, Offered a reso-
luton inquiring why the United States
flag has not been floating over the capi-
tol for number of days, and requesting
that it be placed there as heretofore
Resolution adopted.
Sir. Smith, by leave, offered resolu
ton that a summons be issued against
Augustus \. Hargrove, requiring him TO
appear before the Senate on the 18th inst,
20 answer articles Of impeachment from
the House of Representatives, and that
assistant sergeaat-at arms Bingham, serve
the summons. Adopted
Mr.. Scott. by leave, introduced bill
te he entitled an act amendatory of an act
to incorporate the town of Greenwood
in Sebastian county. Read second TIM
and placed on calendar.
On motion. Senate adjourned until to
morrow ut .! O'Clock.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
CRAWFORD Co.. Arks. Feb. 9, 1867.

EDITOR VAN BUREN Press :--Sir: Some
time since a "call' appeared in various papers
in the State, for convention at Van Buren
on the.3d inst. The object of the convention
is plainly indicated in the call-yiz; "To OBJ
tain a JGH and fair expression from the loyal
men Of the State ON the several important
questions now agitating the public mind" In
the New Era Of the 9th, two gentlemen who
were requested to act on an executive com
mittee, come out in seperate cards declining
to do so and the New Era throws its weight
into the same side of the scale. One of these
gentlemen (Mr. iolleman) denounces the
Van Buren convention as humbug-calls it
crazy convention, 'tce etc, with gusto
which might lead strangers to believe, that
his fiat was crushing avalanche before which
the advocates Of "JnN oHd FAR oppression"
would be hurried on to some dtcfdi doom, We
shall see. 1t Is not matter of surprise that
the New Era man is hot when we remember.
that the editor of that paper is chairman OF
the State central committc, and delegate to
Washington, for the little faction of misguid-
ed men who held their convention at Fort
Smith on the 18th OF Dec, and inveiglcd into
It. few of the real patriots of the land. This
editor; this chairman; this delegate; this etc,
etc., etc, has heretofore, cx-communicated
without hope of pardon, all who refused to
bend the suppliant knee to his dictation; and
he has yet to learn (what every body else
knows uiready,) that the hour has passed for
ever away, when his approval, or ordisapproval
settled all questions pertaining to loyalty
His paper had as well attempt to muzzlc the
Arkansas river, as to check the "JaU and Jair
erpressios' of the loyal people of the State. on
questions which now are, and may hcreQte
ee, before "t". They will speak q, Van Bu.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15

MEMPHIS APPEAL.-This old and very able
paper, will hereafter be conducted, under tho
firm and style of John s. c. Hogan & Co
Gen. ALBERT PIKE the able lawyer and ,chol.
ar viii edit it; St. Clair DeaIlng, associate
and John Ainslee, business manager. The
following is an extract from their iutroc uct-
ory address:
I'VE make this one other promise: that we
will ourselves as editors, have no personal
controversies, nor give occasion for any. 10
every other journal Of the city. the Apredl
holds out the right hand of amity. and means
to maintain, with all, relations Of courtesy
and kindness. If it differs in opinion with
any other Journal, It will surely not impugn
lis motives. Undoubtedly there will be such
differences, and discussions as TO principles
and policies; but It will be very slow TO be-
lieve that, In the present sad and pteoUs con-
dition Of our .mother-iand, any one living
among us could be actuated by any other mo-
tive, in advocating any policy, than a strong
desire TO see the fallen fortunes Of the South
restored. and something like her former pros
pcrity return ..
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
Navy Register.

For the Navy Register, to Jan. 1867, OF the
United States, we are indebted to Hon. Ed
GAR r. WEILEs, chief clerk of the Navy De-
partment, at Washington. 1t is complete
Register Of the Commissioned Warrant and
Volunteer Officers of the Navy, including Of
flcers of the marine corps and Others
Notwithstanding the persistent abuse heap
cd upon Secretary wELLEs, by partisan press
during the past four years, no branch of the
Department of State, has been better or more
successfully administered, than has the Navy,
and an impartial verdict will so declare; and
when he returns to that good old State the
home Of our boyhood, will carry with him a
character unspottcd. and reputation to be
snyied b. al honorable men. Connecticut
may well be proud Of her representative In
the Cabinet.
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raa on the 'Jih inst. i;ld at al times. when
they so cho1sc. They will not be dragged into
line of policy. which even IL successful
would result in the eternal ruin 0fthc State.
The simple fact that a man Is loyal, does not
necessarily make him man fit TO lead loyal
lists. Instances are not lacking, nor do we
neet to go far for an example. when reckless
and constituted leaders led their people to de-
struction; and Il Is high time that the loyal
men Of Arkansas, should see to it, that they
do not cast their fortunes with those Of des-
perate leaders, who will sooner or later, meet
the fate, when ever has. and ever will, be the
meritcd portion of all who upon the altar
of personal ambition. would sacrifice the very
principal upon which our government is bas-
ed.
Let Us meet then ut Van Burcn on the 18th,
and IN language not W DE misunderstood, an
nouncc to the country, that there Is a party
here irhich is neither rqiicOl nor rebel Erect
a platform upon which aN Of us can stand;
and without questioning the loyalty Of loyal
men who disagree Niilus. Let an example
which will put to shame, all that
class Of interested patriots. who deuounce as
di,loyal, all men who llil to dance when they
fiddle aud to trcm'l" when they wag their
tails,
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HOUSE

February I.
Leave Of absence granted to Messrs.
Enyart, and Green, on account of indis
position, and to Mr.. Newton, to attend
to pressing business
On motion Of Mr. Wilcox. the House
resolved itself into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Reynolds in the chair, in or.
der to further consider House bill IS, en-
titled an act to establish common school
system for the state, and for other pur
poses. r.
The bill was then taken up, amended,
and its respective merits and demerits
ably and freely discussed by Messrs.
Harrison, Hughes, Thomson, Wilcox,
and others. Owing to the vast impor-
tance Of the subject, the whole morning
was consuming in the discussion of, and
endeavoring to shape, the bill so as to es-
tablish system ofcommon schools, that
will in every way tend to the advance
ment Of the educational interest of the
State.
On motion of Mr.. Jones of Calhoun,
the committee arose, the chairman re-
ported progress, and ask leave of the
House that the committee be allowed to
set again at y O'Clock this evening. The
report was adopted and leave granted.
House bill No. 1863, to pay to the Unit
ed States the sum of S78.59l.1O, being
the amount seized by the State conven-
ton in 1861, which was amended by the
Senate, was taken up, read, and made spe.
clal order for tomorrow, 10 O'Clock.
The House adjourned until 81 o'clock
Tomorrow
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No Fraud in Indian Contracts.
WASHINGTON. Feb

The report Of the House Committee on In
dian Affairs, is to the effect that there is nc
evidence of fraud or corruption in letting
those contracts, and that the House should re-
scind the resolution which directs the Secre-
tary of the Interior to suspend the execution
of them.
This is just as we expected. From the well
known character of the Commissioner Of IN
dian Affairs, for strict integrity, we looked
for no other decision. The whole complaint
was hatched up by disappointed bidders. 1t
will be gratifying to our Indian neighbors to
learn, that Mr.. BoGY, has been entirely re-
lieyed Of any censure in the matter. As a
general thing, he has the confidence Of them
all in the Southwest
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
HOUSE.
Epllrllar

February 8.
The special order of the hour, being
the consideration Of House bill No. 3G9,
to pay to the United States all moneys
seized by the state convention, in 1861,
which was amended by the Senate, by
striking out all Of section 4, and adding
a preamble before section l, specifying
the amount seized from the hands of each
receiver or other officer of the United
States, by the said convention, was re-
sumed.
The question occurred upon the con-
currcnce III the amendments adopted by
the Senate. The ayes and noes were
called for, and the call sustained. House
refused to concur in either Of the amend
ments adopted by the Senate.
The House adjourned until 9l O'Clock
Tomorrow
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SENATE.

February s.
A message from the governor in which
he communicated to the Senate that he
had appointed Hon r. ID. w. YonIey, as
chancellor for the state, and asked the as
sent of the Senate thereto
The bill providing for the election Of
state geologist, was then read a third
time and put upon its passage,
Ayes-Messrs. Cravens, Earle, Pur
kins, Grant, CAN'T, Galloway, Sullivan,
Sims, Smith, Reynolds, Thompson, Tur-
ner, Lyles, Fellows, Williams, Watkins.
and Mr.. President-17.
Noes-Dodson, DUNCAN, Parish, Hicks
Pennington, Roberts,.
Substitute for Senate bill No. I26 en-
titled an act to re-district the state-the
special order was then taken up, and was
postponed until II o'clock Oh Monday
next.
On motion, Senate adjourned until to
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
A History OF the Late War.

The Cincinnati National Publishing COM
pany, have in hand and will soon issue work
by Hon. ALEXANDER n. STEPHENS entitled
" a history of the late war; between the States
tracing its origin, causes and results This
will be a valuable book and should be in the
hands of every one.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
- . ~

~" good shave, with clean towels and
keen razor, is truly luxury; and no one can
do it up better than Uncle NED Dickson
Clean, tidy, and courteous to all-it is pleas.
IRE to sit in his chair Then, again, NED and
Doug. can furnish music for the young folks
to dance after, which is not far behind Uncle
SANDY's best days. Rumor has it, that the
young men are to give Uncle Ned benefit
ball the first Of next month.
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tE We are authorized to announce TiI0S.
J. CHURCHILL, as a candidate for Lieut.
Governor, at the election to be held on the 22d
OF February next r....H
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
49,

" The steamer Geo. u. Palmer, Capt.
BILL DANLEY, from New Orleans. arrived on
Thursday morning She will leave here, this
Friday morning, for New Orleans direct.
Shippers and passengers will take notice.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15

y HEADQUARTERS AT rHE RocK.-From pri-
vate letter we are Informed that Gen1 ORp's
headquarters win Be continued a, Little Rock
for the present
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
Inducements TO Advertisers.

Tho Van Barea Press offers great in
ducenents to advertisers - having the
largest circulation Of any paper in West
srn Arkansas and the Indian Country.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15

80 We are authorized to announce Maj. b
+. .lIEMPSTEAD, of Washington, as a candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor at the ensuing
February election.
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.sS" Attention Is directed to the Card of
CHARLES G. REID, Jr.. General Land Agent
Chrksville, Ark. lie will be found gentle
man, capable and every way qualified to tran
sact any business entrusted to him.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15
INSURANCE.
Fire, Marine, Inland Marine,
Life and accident Policies,
ISSUED BY
l.. &. SOUTHMAYD, Agent

l.. &. SOUTHMAYD, Agent
FOR THE
Lttna Insurance Go. of Hartford. Conn.
Jefferson Insurance Co. of Scottsyillc. Va,
Southern ife ms. Co. Of Nashville. Tenn.
National Travellers Accident In, Co, New
York City. ........
Risks taken and policies issued at as low
rates ~ j. consiStcn, With the risk and the
security ui parties L. {, 8,
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CRocE RTE S
PLANTERS SUPPLIES,

That has ever been opened south OF st.
Louis, which they are prepared to sell to the
trade and Planters. at Memphis prices, and
they will also duplicate st. Louis and Cincin-
natl bills, with transportation and insurance
added. We are the sole agents, for this State
for Latlin's Powder. and Kendall 4 Co.'S Crack.
ers, which we will sell at manufacturers pri-
ces. Our Goods are ..... ....
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New and Fresh |!

We're purchased in New York, direct from
Importers and Manufacturers, during the late
panic in gold, and as we pay no second profit
ton of parties who wish to replenish their
stocks. I'll
We rectify our own Whisky, and defy COM
petition.
We are prepared to make liberal advances
on Cotton, and shall pay strict attention to
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-15

rrPay us waa, yol owe,