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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11
IMPEACHMENT DEAD

THE OAK HALL CLOTHING, HAT AND
L SHOE HOUSE ALL ALIVE with fresh
Stock of GOODS suitable to the trade and sea-
son. lfyou want nice cool Straw Hat or
Linen Coat, here is the place to find it. Large
Stock of SHOES for Men and Boys, Misses and
Childrens Caters, all styles. Trunks, I'm
brellas, Satchels. Full line of
Gents Furnishing Goods and Notions.
l invite tho trade to an examination of my stock
feeling assured that | can offer Bargains
l.. LICKLIDER, Oak Hall.
Shepherdstown, June 81, 1865. If
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Gprtinl Notitcs.
Mental Depression.

Mental depression IS disease Of the nervous
sy,tem. and. Of all the ills flesh is heir 10, il Is
the one that eNclies the least sympathy. II Is
4 subject of frequent jests, and Is called by va
rious deris,,e terms; but, although II Is often
laughed at, il is not easy 10 laugh the patient
out of the belief that his ills are all real, tor It
is 4 real discrdtr-;he general features OF which
are constant fear, snxiely and gloom. The ex'
ternal senses, As well as the mental faeultiesof-
ten manifest symptoms Of arrangement. Nose,
as Of falling water. and ringing in the ears are
complained Of, while black sPeeks and hery
sparks ii; before the vision. AdmOniiionS Ike
these should not be disrecaydeJ, as they may,
II neglected, terminate IN insanity. The seat
Of the disease Is IN tic brain and nervous sys-
TEN, and To control the malady II is necessary
10 use q powerful tonic aud Alternative, which
will correct and tone those organs with "; IN
flaming the brain This is the secret Of the sue
cess Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS in cases Of this kind, for which il is lhs
safest as we'll as the bes, Of res,oraIiVes.
10 fact II IL the only pure and reliable tonic
stimulant known. Many nostEums, PurPOrIlns
10 be tones, arc pulled up from time to time III
newspapers, but the sufferer had better let them
alone. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has proven itself, BY man! years OF trial.
to be in every respect what it IS represented To
be. June 80, 1865. Nv
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BA Ii IWOINE VI NhhL1'
FLOUR-Howsrd Stree, Super s so
ss9 90; DO. High grades llaSll 10 /;
do. Family l2asl2 70
WHEAT-New white al 81 40; no
prime or choice offered-of red choice
new sold a, 81 60 and prime q. So so
CORN-Prime while 1881 IA
yellow is quoted a. l4aSl 10
GOLD-Gold is quoted in New York
at l4O4 and in Baltimore at 1909
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NEW STORE !!

HAVING purchased the entire Stock Of
ii Goods from \. K. Botelcr, Jr., take pleas
uro in informing my friends and the public gen
orally, that 1t Is my purpose 10 always have on
hand a complete supply Of Merchandise !
have Just received large stock Of
GROCERIES,
Brown and White Sugars at low prices.
Molasses and SyruPs; Shoes Of all kinds
TInware Of every description; Hard ware;
Mails: Tubs and Buckots; also Brown
and Bleacled Cotton; Hosiery OF all Kinds;
Jacouett and Swiss Edging and Inserting
Ladies Drcs, Goods and Trimmings OF ey-
cry variety, 70 ali Of which respectfully
invite your attention.
A. Terms Cash or exchange for Country
prIT1cc JOHN 7. GIBSON.
Shephcrds;own. June %, loCc. Il
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Inflammation Ion Married LadieS.

T,UE undersigned. after suffering the cares Of
three children during . married life Of FIVE
years. and constant iFregulariiy Of the men
s,rua!s. h1Ying been restored and continued IN
perfect regularity By q very simple remedy, is
anxious % make known u married ladies' the
means OF prevention and regularity Of the men
.truals To Ill y.ao desire It sue will send a
copy Of the prescription used, free q charge,
with directions for preparing and using the
same, v hich they Will ind an infaiiole reguia-
ton She hopes every married lady wi. o1-
tara the prescription, as il III cost them moth
ing and certaiEiy prove tie source Of great re-
lief 10 many. Ladie, desiring &c prescription
free viii please address,
M-s. SARAH 2. CLARIFIED,
Box &C, brooklyn, y. Y.
June y, l,J5. 5m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

ANEW ANDGRAND EPOCH IN MED
ICINE.-DI. MasEicl is tie founder OF new
Medical sysIm. The quanuiarlans, whose IN
tomal doses nfceble the stomach and paralyse
the bowels, must give precedence to the a4sn
who restores health and appetite with from one
10 two of his ordinary Pills, anu curcs The n."N'
,irulcnt sores with box OF - OF hs wonder
fol aud all healing SalVr. These NO great
specifics OF the Doctor arc fast supcrsc,lug all
the Stcrrolvpcl no>,rums ui The dly. EStraot.
dInary cures ~ Mlrrrc's Pills aud Salyc hh'-
opcnei the ewes ui The public 10 The Inefficient
cy of the (su.cali,d) rym dies OF olhcls, anal az.
on which people hay. -o long h!iuJly dri ended.
Marra,rs Pills afc not ii the class that are
sUall, wed by the dorm, anl OF which every
box ull taken creates an absolute necessity i'r
another. Onc or two Of MacgI,is Pills sulh'
Cos to keep tho bowels in perfect order. tone
the stomach, create an appetite, and rrnd'r til"
spu,. hight aud buoyanL There Is 40 grp'ns.
aud 40 reaction IN tho form Of constipation. u
the liver !, all cied lis functions arc restored.
aud # tie nervous ~ stem Il feeble Il il in'lg'
ofalnc. This Lest quality makes the medicine
vciv drsirallc Tor The wants of delicate female
llccrous and cruptI,c diseases nrc literally on
tIngui,hcd by the disin'cctant use OF Mhegcls
Salyo. In fact, it Is here ann,upccJ that Mag.
gels Bilious, Dyapc.lic and Dnuhcca Pills
cure where all OF crs in.l. While for Buns.
ScaiJs, Chilblalns. Cuts, aud all Abratlons oi
the skin, MagglcI's Sal is lnialllblc. sold by
]. HAlDOCk, II Pine street. New York. and
all Druggists. at - cents per box.
CurNrrurlIrs buy no MagGicl Pill. or
Salyc, with litlIo pamphlet INSIDE the boy,
They arc bogus. ! he genuine have the n'mo
Of ]. Iaydock on DO, with name OF J, Margicl.
NJ. u. The genuine have tho Pills surrounded
with white powder"
Fdehttul Burns-fcariul Scalds DIR Mag
gels salyc stops the most violent pain ot burns.
sralls, &C, ut once, while fur wounds. allr.
COINS, etc, It /, unsurpassed. Sold by oil drug.
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WE STUDY TO PLEASE.

quick Sales md Small PrCfts.
A New Stock Just Received {!
z AIDES Morocco Boot', Kid and Last.
II ing Boots, splendid assortment Of
Chiidren's Shoes, Caters, &c. Mems
and Boys Shoes. also keep on hand
and make 10 order every description Of
Boots, Shoes or Caters, & Button Boots.
have a fine stock Of material on hand.
Call and examine.
would respectfully return nay thanks
to the public ioE the liberal patronage ex-
tended TO me, and will spare no pains 10
give satisfaction to all who may favor me
with a call. J. s. FLEMING.
Shephorjslown, May 2, 1868. #
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NEW AND CHEAP
FURNITURE.

THE undersigned will have on hand
and for sale 10, Of FURNITURE
of every description. Persons wishing
goods in their line will fnd il 10 their ad-
vantage to give them call. Anything
no, on hand will be ordered and furnished
within ten days notice.
SCHOPPERT e. co.
Shepherdstown. May 80. 1868. II
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Deatbs.

In this place on July 3rd, Mrs. CGthG
rine s. SniUeiy. eyed &c years.
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FARMERS
a r T Z n 7 10 n !

I AN Agent COR the l. tina NO W
f. il aud tho
Reaper and Droppcr.
Mr.. Frank Brown will put these Ma
chimes INTO operation, and wo guarantee
satisfaction, as NO intend 10 cell these
Machines on their own merit. ! have
also for sale
Brant's Celebrated Horse Rake,
With Prhti's Patent.
The above Machines vii DO sold on
accommodating terms TO our friends.
Please call on
J. n. l. HUNTER.
DuGoId's Depot.
Or T. BROWN.
Brown's Shop.
r. SIS. b. Harrison. Agent. Q, Sh"p'
herdstown, will supply oil persons IN 'hN
locality with tho above Rake.
June 20, 1868 ~
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

IRUE undersigned having Administered
/ upon tho Estate Of JOHN =. iOFF-
MAN, deceased, hereby requests oil per.
sons Indebted 10 said Estate to make i'm.
mediate payment as the business must be
settled % at once. Those having claims
against said Estate will presen, them to
me, properly authenticated for settlement.
X. S. NJ HOFFMAN.
June 20, 1868. 4w
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LUMBER
AND
G. q A l. !

JUST received a large and general as
q sortmenl of White and Yellow PINE
PLANK, JOIST 6. SC.ANTLING.
Also prime lot of sound
POPLAR PLANK,
of all widths and thickness. suitable for
cabinet purposes. DC.
HOOP-POLES, CYPRESS and
OAK SHINGLES. Also .7NTHR.4-
CITE and CUMBERLAND COAL,
which will be sold on reasonable terms
for Cash. TONNER SCHLEf.
Nav 0, 1868. If
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Conservative Voters
Of the different Townships Of the County
of Jefferson, are notified 10 appoin, Dele
gates 10 attend Convention to be held in
Chsrlestown, OF IL o'clock. on Saturday
the 25th day Of this month, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the
County Offices.
G. NJ. BELTZHOOVER,
E. w. WILSON,
s. V. YANTIS,
]. V. SIMMONS,
b. F. HARRISON,
GEO. MURPHY.
A. NUNNAMAKER,
Executive Committee.
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Harvest Goods.
Piles F.! Piles +!

YiHE Undersigned takes this occasion IN
i inform the public that hs can cure tie
scvrresi cases Of PILES. no matter h"v
long standing. within the space OF twelve
hours. lie has cured many in this sec.
ton. He refers 10 Iephenlah Bans sod
Geo. Johnson. The remedy Is mild and
pleasant. No cUre-no Pay.
June 90 JOHN NUSGROyR.
uHOE Finding, complete stick; M.tll
~ Clothes Line. by
u. Humphrey & 10.
fCYTHES.-Gfs.s aud Grsin Sfyibes.
~ Ohio. Darby Creek aud Grrpsn
Scyihe Stones. also Whet Boards. cor sale
by ID. Humphrey, s. 10.
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r E NJ 0 V AL.
REMOVAL!, REMOVAL

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
J. 10 the citizens Of town and surrounding
country, that ho has removed to has new Store
Room, doors west Of the old stand, where he
has fine Stock Of
.MADEU UP CLOIHI.NG
to suit the Spring and Summer trade, which
will be sold at prices to defy competition
Goats from 81 so up; Pants from Sl,OO up
In connection 18th tie Clothing Department
will be found d good stock Of Boots and Shoes.
Gents Fashionable Hats, Hats for Men and
BOYS. Ladies Morocco Shoes and Lasting
Caters, all styles; Misses and Children's Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods, of all descriptions;
large stock Of Paper Collars, Neck Ties, Eng
lish Half Hose, Dog Skin Gloves. The Fur
nishng Department is complete, Umbrellas,
Railroad Bags, Notions, in variety; Combs,
Brushes, SC. | especially invite all VINO are IN
search OF bargains to call and examine my stock
before purchasing. My motto is quick sales
and small profits for the Cash; so don't forget
to call at the Oak Hall Clothing, Hat aud Shoe
House, new building, for Bargains.
LLOYD LICKLlDER.
Nav &c, 1865.
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Alurrinaes.

At Vancleavesville, Berkeley county,
on the 9Th instant, by Rev. J. S. ueilig.
Mr.. u. p. DE Glincy. late foreman in
this office, to Mrs. n. Il. Kent, late Of
Martinsburg.
On Tuesday. 3O,h June, in Martins
burg, by Rev. Hanson, Mr.. Theodore
Risner to Miss Sarah Z. RiSner. both
of Berkeley.
On the lsi instant, at the Lutheran Par
sonsge, in BoonsborO', Md, by Row. g.
w. Wiles. Mr.. j. HORNE Yeast and
Miss Emma Hammond, both of Boons.
boro'.
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Read tho following homo certificates from
Druggists and others
ShcpkerLs,ogn, -. Va, May 90, 1868
Mcssrs. VI. VI. Eulicr K Co.-Gentlemen |
take pleasure in recommending ENTLER'S
SURE CURE, as have used and sold it for
several years while in the Drug business, and
can safely say ii is the best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
K c. BURKIIART, NJ d.
Shepherdstown, ". Va, May 81, 1865
Messrs. W. NJ. Entlcr & Co.-Gents Since
have been in the Drug business here, find that
ENTLER'S SURE CURE takes the lead Of all
articles Of that kind, it being used in this neigh
borhood ard found to be all it is represented. |
can chccrfully recommend it to every one.
Yours Respectfully, II. N. BILLINGS,
Druggist
Shcpherdstown, ". Va, May G, 1868
Messrs. W. NJ. Entlcr x Co-Dear Sirs Du-
ring the summer of loGG / was attacked with
genuine AsiatiC Cholera, aud Physicians could
give me no relief Your SURE CURE was
administered to inc by Dr.. r. C. Burkhart |
only took two doses OF il and was entirely Gu
red. believe II saved my life, and can safely
recommend il 10 every one as the very best
medicine in use for Cholera, Diarrhea, &c.
Yours Truly, GEO. +. BURKE.
May 80, 1868. II
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CHICKEN CHOLERA AID GAPES.
nQAl,,,S ~
III AASbss vi z
sazz.ksss $3.50 zz2sssS2-.
The greatest Discovery Of the age,
IS THAT,
ST0N EBRAkER'S
B E NGAL POW d Z r S
Are a sure and speedy cure for all gapcs in
Young Chickens s. Turkeys,
And at the same time will prevent and cure
CHICKEN CHOLER.4, and all other Diseases
incident to FOWLS. Every true lover of good
Poultry should not tail TO secure a few packages,
as they arc sure TO promote good health and .
large increase Of fat.
Directions on each Package for use, and only
IS cents a package. Be sure to ask for stone
brakcr's Bengal Powders, TO insure the original
II. STONEBRhKER,
Sole Proprietor,
81 Camden Street Baltimore.
liberal discount made when purchased III
quantities.
as Sold by D. S. Rcntch and Irwin S Kcc-
dy, Shepherdstown, and country merchants
generally.
CERTIFICATE:
Pamela, Illinois, May 20, 1868.
MIR. II. SroNEBRAKER.-This is 10 GER
LA nfy shat in 1864 and 1865 used
your Powders for Gapes, Cholera, &C.,
in my young chickens while yet lived
at the Old Homestead near Bskersvilie,
Washington County, Md. | was To-
sing gres, many Of my young Chick
ems and Turkeys at that time and had
tried many things, but TO little purpose.
| concluded TO Try your Powders which |
found an excellent preventative and cure
for Gapes and Cholera, aud recommend
ed them 10 others who used them with
good effect. | was the first TO use your
Powders for diseases in fowls and never
heard OF any others being used al that
carly date above named. was the first
TO make the discovery in your Powders
being good for Young Chickens and
Turkeys, and advise you 10 prepare them
especially for that purpose and recon-
mend them 20 the Public.
ANNA STONEBRAKER.
July IL. 1868. #
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Che MlnrkEt5.
ShepherdstOWn Market,

Corrected weekly by d. S. Rentch,
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24

natural in time Of pescc The Nation 3
credit has been ruined and individual IN
tesrity lowered, and all this for the pur
pose of restoring the Southern States TO
their former positions in the Federal I'm
ion. Yet, true to the hypocricy and dc
cei, .hs, has uniformity characterized
this party, they now say to the union
men Of these Southern States that, al
though you have turned yonr backs upon
your former friends and life long com
panIins, merely for the purpose OF AS
sisting ms in our laudable efforts To hui
initiate them although you have submit
ted to the sore test Of equalzing your
self with the negro thereby preparing a
future Of ignomy for poSterlty and your
State although YOU have tossed your
cap in the air" and Justify cried huzza, at
every new device Of the Radicals in Con
gress, for Your disgrace; although we
have chosen to admit the men you send
to seats in Congress, and pledge ourselves
to guarantee TO YOU a republican form Of
government, on footing of perfect equal
ity with the other States, still we propose
to exclude you from voice in the cleo
tion OF. your Chief Executive, ,becsuse you
did not make haste to humiliate and dis
grace Yourselves, by forming Rcpubli,
can Government under the force of the
bayonet, prior to the year of Grace, 1867. "
This is perfectly legitimate consequence
of Radical principles. The country has
been sorclv put to it to exc out 4 misera,
bic political existence, since the war end
ed. Tne time is rapidly approaching
when a change must be made, or political
dissolution must follow. Our country
like an individual is suffering from an
overdose of guarantees All the old
women in the country. like Stevens and
others, are trying their nostrums and the
patient is only growing worse. The
party in power is not even true to its
supporters. The leaders Ore dishonest
in their professions and patriotism is not
in demand Such state ofthings among
the leaders is not apt to be productive of
any great amount of integrity among the
followers. No government can long sur
vive, when the people who control it be-
come corrupt.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24

among the Inhabitants ~ all the States OF
This Union. When our Government III
1889 was inaugurated IN this city, there
we're GLAD PROFESSIONS Of men, aud 'hose
manifestations Of great joy which peo
pie show when they feel that 40 event has
happened which h to give lasting bless
inys to tho land. To-day, in the same
spirit, this vast a.semblsge meets, and
the streets Of this city are thronged with
men who have como from the utmost
borders Of our continent. They are oil
et with the hope that We are about, by
our actious aud onr policy, to bring back
the blessing OF q good Government u
is among the happicst omcns when IN
spire us now that those who fought
hravely in our late civil war are foremost
in their demands that there sllal be peace
in our land. The passions of hate anu
malice may lingcr in many breasts, but
we find ourselves upheld in our generous
purposes by those who showed true cour.
age and manhood in battle. Cheers.
In the spirit then of George Washing
ton and Of the patriots Of the Revolution
let us take the step to reinaugurate our
Government TO start it once again on
its course to greatness and prosperity
os.oo.o NAY niuiguly Uou give US the
wisdom to carry out our purpose to give
every State ofour Union the blessings OF
peace, good order and fraternal affection.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24
Suspected Foul Play.

Hon. NJ. n. RitChey, of Newton cOun-
ty, in letter 70 the Neosho Tribune, says
on June 9th the citizens Of Newtonia
we're informed that there had been found,
some two miles distant from that place. a
saddle, bride and some clothing which
led to the suspicion that some one had
been foulty delt with. Several Of the
citizens Of Newtonia proceeded to the
place to make the necessary search, but
were unable to find the body of any per
son, but found some additional articles
which looks as though some one had met
their death. The following clothing and
other articles were found, viz:
A common tree saddle with wooden
stirrups, pair Of pocket saddle riders, a
bride with stiff cast bits, pair of Ken
tucky blue jeans pants, one pair Of oil
cloth or rubber leggins, one striped store
shirt, (hickory cloth, one pair of shoul-
der braces, one cotton seamless sack we
think marked VIM Hays, Fayetteville,
Arkansas, one fourth plug of tobacco,
some navy bullets, and the clasp of Il
pocket book or fob purse. From all ap
pearance these articles have lain out some
two or three months. About that time
a large grey mare was taken up, Ia good
animal, and posted in the neighborhood,
and the saddle and bride above describ.
ed show they have been used upon grey
animal by hairs attached to them. We
think it fl to give these particular descrip-
tons, IA it may enable friends to rccoo
nize some of these articles, which can be
seen at Mr. Ritchies house .-.Sptaqfeld
! Leader.
The above foul play can be explained
About the lst Of April last, two fine large
grey mares were stolen from B. j. Brown,
Esq, ofthis place He procured men to
follow the thieves; they were oyertaken
with the mares and two other stolen
horses near Keitsville, No ; they refused
to surrender, showed fight, but seeing
they were out numbered endeavorcd to
make their escape By fight. One of the
thieves NJ n Fleming, was soon unhors-
ed and captured with one of the mares,
and the other two stolen horses The
other was pursued some eight or ten
miles beyond kcitsvillc on the Newtonia
road. Some thirty shots were fired at
him in the race some at short distance.
He made his escape with the mare which
was never heard Of until last week. Mr..
Brown heard of the mare being taken up
and sent np, proved property, and got
her back. We are satisfied that the ar.
ticles referred to, belonged to the other
thief who must have been too badly
wounded to ride further and probably
died. This was on the 2nd or 3rd of
April The captured thief gave the name
Of his comrade as John Rice, Of Chilli.
cothe, Missouri. .-..-..-.. JAKE.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24
Radical Honesty.

For about three years the dominant
party Of Congress have been patching
the Federal Constitution and ardously
striving to insert guarantees for future
safety. They have hesitated at nothing
in the accomplishment ofthis very praise
worthy undertaking. They have mhes-
itatingly trampled upon the rights Of a
free people; violated the provisions of
the Constitution in fact and in spirit; put
the country to shame in the eyes Of the
world; attempted the highest crime
known to the conduct of Nation--the
unjust condemnation Of the Chief Magis
trate, aud all this for the avowcd purpose
of restoring the Southern States to their
former positions in the Federal Union.
They have disgraccfully used the native
union men Of the South, by falsely attril
u,ing to them an importance in the grand
scheme, which they never had, nor have
the ability to sustain--they have caused
them 10 s:ultify themselves by dcnounc.
ing their own principles, advocated dur,
Ing the war in the vain hope'of herom.
ing office holders under the new order Of
things, and thereby gratifying the spite
they seen.to entertain against their fe.
low .citi1cLs. The seeds Of social dis
cord have been sown broadcast hy Rad
icl emiSsAric- from the North Society
uns uUur of The Kindness Of tccliug, So
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24
Ekr Impeachmpntis revived

rE- lmpeachmentis reviycd again, in
view of the admission Of n batch of car
pet-bag Senator'S from the South. Stew.
ems Is to present the Articles and Coltay
is to rule them question Of privilege
In view Of the carpet-bag reinforcement,
Stevens says he expects to hive long
enough ~ soe the President removed
While the country is demanding measures
Of relief from taxation, Congress is vast.
ing time in unScating Democrats, hatch.
Ing new schemes of impeachment, and
other acts ofpetty mallignity,
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24

On resumption ofnavigation. the CLEAN
Err. CELESTE. CALDWELL and OZARK
will resume their places in the Memphis and
Fort Smith line. by which the merchants and
planters on the entire Arkansas river will
will have direct communication with Mem
phis. and from there by rail and steamboat to
all pointsin the United States
j. D. ADAMS,
r..-.. 4.. -.. Superintendent
july u. ly.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24

~ Col. r. ". sonArsrr, y. $, Nail Agent
Tor this State, arrived On stage IN Monday
from Little Eock. Col. $, has been IN the
Southern portion VI thr state stirrius ny the
Postmasi.rs and Mail eontrscton Success
attend HE etiorts