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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL


A new enterprise, TO be known as the Ma
honal Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred by a
recent act OF Congress Tor the purpose OF estan-
fishing Trunk Lines OF Telegraphs on al the
principal railroads and matt routes in the
United States. The stock is to be Issued upon
the same principle as that Of the Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently COM
menced operations. The design Is 70 Interest
the entire business community in the enter
prise. This Is done, not 80 much to dispose OF
the stock as it is to secure the business of the
country through which the lines pass.
RE Capitals to be
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IN the District Court OF the United states. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Thomas SherOd. Bankrupt. In bank
ruPtcy, District OF West Tennessse-ss.
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BANKRUPT SAL

D4uAIldI
IN the District Court OF the Jui.ed g0uarter OF
tn Distsi ct Of West tennessee. tfene SOUTH
Of BENJAMIN BoxhOrn, BSnkrnnr. "a, and the
ruatcy. Fnship No.
prHE undarrfuuaa sr.ia-a.. - ms 10 east OF
R-nfamin 6exhorn 3e1E---f 10y WIN all
Dabl,o auffnn- A. tha sfo-a - M ements
NeunhsS ar TTFS0sV 800 faSS remi -. in
of clrfhfn1 Fnrn5s6tno aeods - nst Nil re-
satd slofa. Sale to commence a. 10 O8 M-sS"eA
4eo6s 10 be delivered fmmeciRteiy -
post in cash 20 Be made on bi1ding1 P1opslVA
e. COL o. oat4con-
WILLIAM Y, Co..
zs-ssaiz, NAY a, lNs maNta
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"AvTJr .,,1ss.a - ONCE OF
~ ~ nc1 11no. - Lat9rc volume
deceased, at the April Tenn Of the "a
Court OF Shelby county. Tennessee AZ "0~s 4
holding claims against said estate are
TttS SEe1 tg,t ne s ss@s ~ M ne ,or gly, 1s6s,
saaI9es@ - st1 ~ ESQ., 5asssess ~ Haks IA or IN the
spis 1sWlvT RFN FTS9aSs - t5lc yen-
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REEVES AMBROSlA
FOR THE HAIR.

Ill Els AMbhOSlA
FOR THE HAIR.
It Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
Ii invigrates the Roots OF the hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard 10 grow iuxu-
riaDuy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Ont
nkeeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
1t restores Cray Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Eair 0 heads that haYebeen bald
for years.
It is composed entirely OF simple and purely
vegetable substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of It's excellence. many Of which
are nom physicians IN high standing.
Il is sold In halspound bottles Cthe name blown
IN the glass;. by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywbers, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale BY Deaas Barnes 8 Co.; &c. Wells
4 Co.; schisrenn s. Co.. New York.
mhl41y
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ogIsTASA sELrzER AgEET,
fare street, New Orleans. Sejts
up in bottles for the country ~
one dozen, and at S. IS per barr HOUSE
dozen. Also, Tarred Seitzer Wafer
bottle F; Vichy Wafer at go per boftl.
len at the Factory, or addressed ~
pust0fdce TO Glass Box. No. I5I3- No.
promptly attended tn -
TREMOULET & LErORYs
ap4 2n PSodeie.
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TTqsstee,s sac,

TNDER and by virtue Of a Deed OF Trust to
u me executed by Charles Pf-annsEstlslll, on
the Sd day OK March, 1885. and duly recorded AZ
the Registers office Of shelby county, fennes-
see, In Record Book NO 81, part second. pages
us and I09 and 40 andill 1 WILL on
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Saturday, the a0th DaT OF Jure. lssg,

At Mound city IN said county OF Cr-1ttsudaE.
a. theron oor OF tie hotel proceed 10 SOL
St puoilo ANTON, 81 muea CT The following
described properly as wiz be ue1e-sary 70 rnV
the said notes and interest due, to-wlts =
Mound City Tract suppo cd 10 c0ceaiu about
$50 a res. about four niles and q half a5ove
Memphis snd EneTn agthe southwest quarter
OF q, the southeast quarter OF fraa ional
section =, ana Nos 1 and z OF tee 1giilmsu
grant fsect1on 3D. and The tract conveyed BY
Hopper to Cheek and al tha land belong NJ u
said Mound city Tact also the SO amboar
FeOsta and the ferry privilege, which passes
With the land, ths boundaries OF which WIu DO
gwen on the day OF sale
n p LwTra $780,
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b undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assignee OF 3. j. Eddins. OF
Mguph bis, IN the county OF shelby aud stats Of
tennessee, within said District, VIII has been
ad1udged a Bankrupt pom his own petition,
by the District Cour OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day q May, AID,
ISe8- WILLIAM Y. CIRHDE-
maid q 50 Assignee, eta.
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Moffee.

HAVE two beautiful and wen improved
Plantations In Lee county, Ga within
three miles OF the city OF Albany, bounded by
one OF the hest railrGa1s in the state, and q me
Lot and comnnOdIo1s Dwelling in the city,
which / Will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 ma.
aRm a. WRIGHT
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee or 5. 4. Spencer,
OF Furdy, in the county Of MeNairy and
STATE OF Tennessee, within said district, who
has been adiudge a bankrupt upon his cWn
petition, By the District Court OF said Dts risi.
Memphis, Tsnn.s the Dist day Of Apni, AID,
1868. II. 3. WADE,
male 3 60 Assignee.
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ooMPANY's OFFICE;
Nos. 81 and 66 Broadway, n. I.

A limited amount Of the capital stock OF this
company Is allotted TO this locality, and those
having an opportunity, and subscribing, viii
DO placed upoa eqnsl terms with its corpora
tors, and VIII secure like Interests In all fran
chises which have accrued, or msy hereafter
accrue TO the company from any and all
sources.
Stock may now be subscribed in this com
pany at the Office OF
ThE AGENCY
Madison, over Commercial Bank, Room s.,
Memphis, Tennessee.
s. d. WRIGHT, General Agent
mh8 If For Memphis and Vicinity.
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Trmstee,9 NaIe-

DURSUANT 10 a deed az trust ezee,. Al %
4 the underssgued. Trusteo, by John ~. Me-
seners on the SIN day OF October, fSs, ana ~
" record n CEiitsncen county, Ar ansss. TOR
pay on Two certain prOmiSsOry notes on mar
Gate. and. the tnterest thereon, they hefus for
the sum OF So,4lo o "a e0cn 2 an ne z7t1 fav
OF October, 1867. vi IA inter, 81 frssr 80 - 80
(Ul per cent. per anuum anu further - rsi-a
money WITH which 70 payoa TIE Int et uDoU
about 54.lb4 az ten per cent. per AMIN f-or-
s0 q 18th day Of October 1896 said GsI6T b iru
the amount Of various other notes not due 49,
which bear interest rom dat, payshla ~
nuallys making an aggregate sum 81 ar1ur
SlSfN0 or principal and interest dua. noe
therefore, / viii, as snch Trustee. On
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Ia whom % 30 concern

Fl undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointm nj as assignee or r. J. Spencer. or
the county Of McNsiry and State Of Ten
nessee, within said district, who has been ad-
Judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition. BY
the District Court0f said district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 2lst day of April,
AID, l65A II. 2. WADE.
malt q so Asqfguee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

In tie District Court OF TIE Tn Tea slztes. for
The District OF West teH8essae In the mat
ter O. Van EGdcie. bankrupt In 6.uk-
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Tie undersigned hereby CIV notes OF hlsap-
poluGmsnt AS asGiguee OF Van ECGala, gf
Horn Lake IA tue eouEty % Shelby snd state
OF Tennessee. within sGlg District Who has
sssn adtndged a baEauIpt upun h1- oEM psE-
ton, by Jh6 Dlstrgt Court Of sal District
Memphis, Tenn, she I'd Gay o. gay A. D.
1853. WILLIAM !. 9 RODE
MAG 30 ASsisus-z.
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GEORGE 81. TaEW, ASSIGNEE

Al the shortest notice and on the most reasonble
ems. 81. CAMPBELL56sCO.
mb8 Successors TO Bond a Csmpbsh
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The undersigned hereby gives notce Of Ms
aDDointmenS as assigresof - fHlam Astrtets Of
Bfsmphas, In the County 0f Snsdbvs and SAFE
Of Tennessee, within sad Dlzticr n uasbeen
adiudged a bankrupt upou lis own Eealons ~
the District Court OF said D1sLr1eL
Memphis, Tennessee, the ASA day % Nay
AZ. IsgS. WlLLLzM y. GR0DE-
MAJ so AelEues, etc.
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In the District Cau1t OF the Uaitad States, for
the District OF West Eea-essee. IN toe mat
ter ut Jonn W MP Espkrupt-4n Rank.
Fuptey, District Of Vest EsuEsaee-sS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

In the District curt of the United States, Tor
the District Of West Tennessee.-Iu the mat
ter OF Ro6erJ W. Slew, bankrupt In Bank
TupJcy, District OF West Tsnnessee-as.
To whom H. may cQnoeruf
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of Robert w. Blew,
or MeGpdis, in the county Of Shelby. and
Sfato OF Tennessee within said District, vino.
mas been adiudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of May, A.
1858. K. CIH0DE,
maIB d 2 Assignee. etc,
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The undersigned h=reby gs notice OF hf7
app0ntRa4tG Is ASSIGN g o John ~. snlnn. gF
thecou1lg Of ahelbz AID sfsfs Of IsaueSsse-
within said DhJriel vino has ueeu 1afudzad a
6snArupt upon Is oTa 9ettEonY - tie Ds-
Lrict LCurt Of said District
Memphis, Tenn, ne 29fh dag or Nav, AD
1865. WILLIAM Y GfRBDE.
mail 81 Assignee. etc.
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IN the District Court u thsUnited Sfs1es, for
The District Of west Tennessee In he mat
ter u Joseph d. Pennington E2uaruR- Ia
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In the Dtstrfct Court Of the Cnitsd Stz.as, foE
the DLsfriCt Of " ssE Tennessee Ia sne mat
ter Of J4mss ii. Davidson, BaL kupL In
bankruptcy Distriet OF WesE TsDasssee-A-
To whom u may concern.
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BANKS AM RANKING
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Ia me District Court oftns United $780, ~
the District or Vest TanIessse- r. -
ter OF Iesse ". Page. sx RqaFrauT - -
rupteyi DLtrtct OF est Tsnnessee-ss
To whom It may concern
IhE anderslgned hereby EfFas no.lss orrsa
appointments asstsneeofJ Sc ". PaFa - ~
memphis IN the county Of Shelby aur-are ~
Ienne-see, Eithtn S II ustf1c1, VINO has len
adjudged a Bankrupt up n rs oau r-TsfC1
by the DistfictCOurt cfsaid DfsrrIer
D.. l56N WILLIAM rfD--pl -
mails "a Q 49,
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The undersigned hersby gives noles OF his
appointments r. asslguee o. oseph 4. Esnnfug-
tou, IN tie county " Laudercale ana sta F1t
tennessee, within said district, Wko has DBeH-
uy the District CUup %u uLztd.cf-
Memphis Ten "a 0GY OF Nay, 49,
ls5e WILLIAM N-ClkODG
mas so Assignee Etc.
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In the District Court OF the UniIed States, for
the District Of WestT Tennessee. In the-mat1er
CT ". - GrlceI, Bankrupt. In Rank
TuPtcy, District Of West Tennessee
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III = undErsigneu hereby gives notice Of his
appointment IS assignee Of W. Il. Calder. Of
Memphis, in The ceun1y OF shelby, and State
OF tennessee within said Ut-tzics, VINO has
osen aaJudged q tankrupt upon MS own Pc
Gtion, By the District Court Of said District,
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9Th dsy Of HAY,
A. D. 1888. CA. LEFFINGWELL,
mails Is = Assignee. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

IN the District Court Of the Uulte1 states, Tor
the District OF " ut Isnuessee- Ia ne mater
OF william II. street BauEn1pG IN Bank
ruD1cy, DistricB % 4 ct Teunesses--
r. -rF~r- A. ~av o.u.aru o
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! The undersigned hereby gives Eolies Of his
appointments a. sssignss Of Jolu " shirley
Of Memphis, IN he c0unEy % snelDy and
state Of Tennessee. within sal D-frEcG, p aG has
been adjudged a benkrupt upon dis own p@L-
aGr, by the District COaft Of sid District
Efemph s.. Tsnuesses, the LIS day OF Nay
AD.r L666 = ok
maj o 6 Azsiznae L.
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, whom IL may concern

N the District court Of the United States fox
the District OF West Tennessee. N ne maj
Ter OF John 7. Shirley, EtuErupL Ia nanE-
rupIcy, District Of West IeCness56-A
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The Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment az assignee Of James Rlc-, OF
Memphis. IN the county Of Shelby and STA g
Of TennEsssst within sad District, VINO has
been adiudged a bankrupt upon his own petit
I ton, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis. Tenn. the i6th day OF Nav, Alb,
1868. WILLIAM X. GIRUDE,
mali Assignee. etc.
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memphis, Tenn, the I'D d-y OF hay, A.D.,
Ssg. WILLTAA = CIHUDE
MAG 30 3 aastguee. 80.
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the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Crson A. Crosby, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcys District Of West Tennessee -.
To whom It may concerns;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his Apo nbznent as assignee OF Ofson A.
Crosby Of memphis, in the county OF shelby
and state or TENNESSEE, within said district.
who has been adJudgec a bankrupt upon his
w petition, By the DISTRICT Court OF said
district.
asrnphis, Tennessee, the 18TH day OF May,
Ap, 1868.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE, Assignee, Etc.
ma76 % 30
In the District Of the United states, for
The District Of West Tennessee. La the mat
ter OF F. j. Spencer. Bankrupt. IN bank
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IN The District Court o. the United states. FOR
the D1atrlet OF Nes5 tennessee In the mat
ter OF Sanlue5 5hloss, E~anEIuDt. Il bank
ruptcy, district 81 West Ten2essaa-ss
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Tns undersigned heFe5s gives ns1scs OF his
appointment As azsiguee OF saIausI aShlosz.
Oi~MempAlsin thecounV dfShsiny and 9tats OF
Lennes5ee, within sad District, WuO mas Besn
adJulsed baAArdpf Upon his cWn petition,
DS the District JouEF Of SID u sufCt.
Memphis, Tennessss- the DUh day OF lIay.
A-D, lso& WILLIAM y. uRODE,
mail Is ASSIGNEE. Etc.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of ThOmasS herod, OF
Beil Depot, In the county Of Haywood and
state OF Tennessee, within said District, VINO
has been aeJudged a Bankrupt upon his own
/ petition, by ths District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the ed cay or Mar,
A D., 1858. WILLIAM Y-CIRODE,
ma24 81 Z Assignee. Etc.
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IN the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West tennessee. Ia the mat
ter OF James Rice. Bankrupt. In bank
rnptcy, District or West Tennsssse-A
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THE
BOERDMAN. GRAY & co,
PIANO-FORTES.
Wholesale
7SS Broadway. New YORK CIty,

TUE subscriber, late a member Of this well
4 known firm, has estabdshed.s Wholesale
Agency,
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The undersigned hereby gives notoe OF his
appointment as assignee OFFS. II Blob. Of Double
Bt,dges, In the county Of Lauderdale, n state
af Tennessee. within said DIS riot, who has
been aijadgsd q bankrupt p On his own peA-
ton, by the District Court or said District.
Memphis, Tenn, tie 23d day Of Nay, A.D..
ISIS. WILLIAM z CIR1Ds,
ma24 81 ASS guea. etc
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Ia the District Court OF The United states. aor
the District OF West tennessee. Ia the mat
ter OF Gorge Wayne, Bankrupt. IN Bans
ruptcy, District OF tssss 1snnessee-5.
To whom II may cGurtirn
The undersigned hese0y gives uoffcs ~ h7a
appointment as aSsigues Of Gecrse y. Pa0us-
OF Asmphis in the Counf5 o. shelby ard
has cesn sd3udged 8 RankrupE u1on ~ own
petition, by the District Co1rt o SAID District.
Memphis Tenn the Lath day OF Nav -
1865. WILLIAM y CfRs~
mal9 - A~zFa@
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To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment a. assignee Of Martin Cchen, o.
Memphis, in the count OF shelby, and Stazecf
Tennessee. within said District. who has been
adjudged q Bankrupt upon hisOWn petition. By
the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th cay Of May, A.D.,
1858. WILLIAM Y.CIRODE.
mala 282 Assignee. etc
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In he District Court OF the United States. for
the District OF West Tsnnessee In the mat
ter OF Nevis d Rose, bankrupts. In BANK
rUptey, District OF n est Tennessse-sa
To wbop1 II n-5rneisrn
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The undersigAE hereby gives notice OF his
appointment a. assignee Of Nevils q Rose, OF
Memphis, IN tbs county Of shelby, and state
o. Tennessee, within said District, who have
been aJiudged bankrUpts pom their own pe4-
tiOn, by he District Gouft Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 23d day Of May, A D,
1868. WILLIAM Y. erode,
paa24 81 2 AsslgneE. etc.
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The New State Scrip.

Tbs whole matter of the recent issue
lac Mo site of Treasury Warrants, III
t6e form of bank bills, lies In very
small compass. The State has the r'gh'
hy law 10 impose paper currency upon
the pcople. This issue, Notwithstanding
H. farm. cannot be conceded a. anything
Inherent or more than State scrip. 10
times PASSED, when the expenses oil the
State were under ordinary circumstance,
about $4,000 per daHem, scrip ranged
in value at from about dily per cent aus
count to nearly par, according 10 'ne
length of time, not in any case over one
year, that the buyer had to hold until re
demption. .....
There is one feature in the letter oil
Colonel Page, Treasurer, on this subject,
which the people of Arkansas should
mark. We refer to the following para
graph over the signature of that officer
"fhe revenue for 1865 will amount as
hear as can be estimated at the present
Tune. to six hundred thousand dollars ,ex1
|clusive of school tax"
Our people hate here the amount y &c
c,rsire of the school tax" which they
will be called on to contribute to support
the new State government for the year
1865. Only SIX HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS.!t ecc'usire or the
SCHOOL TAX, and Colonel Page Ger
tainlv wouldn't Orer-state it Little Rock
Gazette . .. 'a.
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CONNECTICUT.
YAsKrrDox, Sept. ls, lsGS

YASKrrDoN, Sept l9, lsCS.
DEAR PRr.s j was pleased to see your
enlarged sheet Few days ago, consider
ing it evidence OF increasing business and
a growing list Of subscribers. Such i'm
proycmcnts in Democratic journals are o
kind Of general encouragement to the
whole party, aud stimulate the hope that
our opponents are becoming compare
lively less in numbers and po sitiyoly less
IN power and influence.
The Democrats of this State held their
Electoral Convention on Wednesday. A
very'popular ticket was selected. Gov.
ENGLISH ofNew Haven, aud Ger. FRANK
LIN of Hartford were nominated for elec.
tors at large. The District electors are
men Of the highest character, OF marked
Influence in their respective sections, and
favorably known throughout the State.
Hon Henry G.. HUBBARD in the "a Dis.
trict, whom you well know. . ga
On The other hand, the Mongrels
have put up Gen. HAwLEf and Gen.
FTcu, neither of whom has any political
strength outside his own party, and can
not attract any Conservative vote. In
deed, so largely does public sentiment
preponderate in favor ofthe Democratic
ticket, that the Mongrels already give up
the contest. They had hoped, by the IN
famous Know Nothing laws of the Leg
islature, to disfranchise enough Demo
Gratis to give the Grant ticket reason
able chance Of success in Connecticut
but events are daily proving that the
laws referred to will not lessen the Dem
ocratic vote, because the Democrats have
made themselves fully acquainted with
their requirements and are determined to
permit no hocaS pocVS arrangements Oh
the part of the Mongrels. And when we
consider the immense personal popular
ity of the men whom the Democrats have
nominated for electors, it is 10 way al
oversanguine expectation to anticipate
larger Democratic majority than we haC
last Spring even.
SO far as can be estimated hereabout'
the impression seems to be that Seymour
will certainly be elected. There is nc
real, honest enthusiasm for Grant. Radi
al organizations, named" Boys in Blue,
are being started in all sections, but sim
ply to make a noise, get up crowd or
occasions, and create a seeming seuti
ment in favor of that party. But these
organizations are composed mostly Of
boys, not entitled to vote, and their in
fluencc is next to nothing. People are
Hjnkjng, and will vote understandings
Greedy was right, last winter, when he
said that a President is not TO be elected
this year by hurrahing for him.
The campaign is about to begin in
earnest in this State, and when it does
open l can assure you that there will be
warm work But we consider the result
in this State already determined, and that
throughout the North and West the
chances are strongly in favor of Seymour
uuCt DIdtf. AMIIANNt.
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VAN buren, FERRY.
LARGE FOUR HORSE FERRY BOAT.
U. S. Mail Stage Route,

'I'HE well known and long established Fer
~ at VAN buren,, Arkansas. is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The Pro-
prictors having recently put on Netc Four
Horse Boat, and with careful and experience
ed FcrTymen, they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
ing public. Their aim will be to meet the in
creasing demands of the large cmigrant trav-
el TO and from Texas.
The st. Louis and Sherman, Texas L. s..
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which is n
good guarantee that it is the shortest as well
as the best route for travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 300 wagons and teams
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for Stock and Sheds
for the accommodation of travellers are being
built on both sides Of the river and no pains
will be spared to accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue TO make this the popu-
lar route to and from Missouri and Texas.
". B.--F'erry accounts must be settled
moAtbig--,,o deridtion from this ruie.
II. G. IIAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren,, Ar. 1865. If
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1868-10-02
Our Ferry.

just one word IN regard to our ferry.
The failure of the ferry boat at this place
with It's present power was fully demon
stratcd ON Saturday, i crowd ofpeoplc
were to cross and the dimihuatiyc little
mules had not the strength to run the
boat across but about three times during
the entire day. The boat is very heavy
one and would be hard 10 run mach with
large, strong mules or horscs-the team
used now is altogether too small Can't
this be rcmcdicd Friend lIAYMAN, can't
You trade your team for a better one :
The custom certainly would justify it.