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TIE Board re-asssmbled ut the hour
acknowledgements, the same mem erG
40 at the morning session, With the ad-
dillon Of Nj. Holiday.
A bill oil Joseph Whlteslde, amount
Ing 10 S6S, for labor on road, was pre-
scented and referred to Committee on
Accounts for report. ...
The following bills were ordered te
be paid: B. F. Caldw well, 81 IS; 8. F,
Faris, e2S6 IS; P. L Kimberly, Sl7 Is
J. d G. MenuSl. $50 II; Mills, FrVw q
Co., so 50; B. W. Allen, $I4; William
Clohan, Sl4 9O(two bills;) J. L. Wilde
I'll II; A. W. PAUL q Co., 1.-TWO bills,
S62 SSi Armstrong, Holiday q Co.,
~ u; Frew, HagGns Il Hall, s. L., 81
Root q Co.. 80 go. OBJ.
Report OF "A. ]. Brelnlg Of jury costs
collected on executions by the Sheriff
from April LIST, 1859, 10 July lst, 1863
was received aud ordered 10 be filed.
Report OF James P. Rogers on the re.
port OF the Commissioners Of 90 Sink.
ing Fund was received, read and order.
ed 10 DO filed.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson, IL was or.
dersd that the Committee on Roads
be authorized 10 advertise for pro.
poSRls for building Two bridges on the
river road, and report the bids 10 the
Board. ~.
On motion Oh Mr.. Simpson, the vote
BY which the foregoing was passed, was
reconBidered, and the COMMITTEES au-
ShoriSed TO advertise for ten days for
proposals to build said bridges, and
award the contract TO the lowest and
best bidders.
The application Of Mrs. Lawson, for
license to keep house Of private enter
tAinment in Triadelphla, was presented
and license granted.
A certificate Of tbs good moral char.
acter and citizenship OF W. Scott, who
10 an applicant TO practice law In the
Court OF Appeals, was granted. I. II.
Daring apart Of the afternoon SEES
sion the Board was occupied In arrang.
Ing the details preparatory 10 making
the annual levy.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
10 O'clock this morning; - \
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ANOTHER ADDITIoN.-oxtoby q DUFF
held, Jewellers, Main street, opposite
Merchants Bank, have just received
quite an addition to their stock OF gold
and silver American and Swiss
Watches and fne jowelry sets. Also
clocks. silver ware. spectaclss, gold
pens, &C., DO. Call at"lOS." See I'D,
VertIsemeut,
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COURT OF APPRALs.-The regular
seml-Annual term Of the Court OF Ap.
peals commences In this city this morn
Ing. Judges Berkshire and Maxwell
are present, Judge Brown had not or.
rived at late hour last evening. Thu
gentlemanly and oblIgIng clerk, 8. ",
Hall, Esqr., Is promptly on hand. We
have heard that the term will probably
be short one-not continuing longer
than two or Lhrsa weeks.
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BOARD op suPERvsoRs.-A regular
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors oil
the county was held yesterday In their
room at the Court House! The Board
was called 10 order by the President,
Mr. Salisbury, and the roll called by
the clerk. The following members an
Swered 10 their names: Messrs. Book
Ing, Davis, Mcdonald, Porter, Roberts,
Simpson and Wilson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
On motion Of Mr.. Simpson, ordered
that q committee Of three be appointed
70 settle with the sheriff. MeBsrs.
Simpson. Roberts and Mcdonald were
appointed.
fhS Board took a recess until .
o'clock p, M,
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Centre Street Residence for Sale.
T AN AUTHOR, FED TO SELL THE
thee story brick residence Of Mr. ]. r..
OpdegTAlf, situated CD the north side OF
Oen IRE, east OF 7h street. The house ID In
firSt ate order. aud contains roOmS anh o
kilch 3n, has gas on All the dOOn. There 10
Also 0 good stable aud carriage houB9 on the
pre- misses. Possession given when required.
THuo. OBkIEN,
Real EBtaie Agent, 81 ATkat street.
AnQy kOnth Of Custom HOME,
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sEwISo MACHINES roR RESr.-By
renting and applying the rent 10 tho
purchase everyone can become thu
owner ola frat class Wheeler and VIII
son Sewing Machine. Call on or nd.
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Non.
roe Street, Wheeling. cod
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SHUT DowN.4Bork was suspended
at La Belle mills last evening. Several
Ofthose connected with the establish
ment left on The train over the B. & o,
r. K. last night, for Oakland, en- route
10 Black water. Look out for q auo
csSsiul raid on The ash and game in
that region. u
All the Iron mills In and near the city
are now Idle: We hear that they con.
template resumlug operations In Two
or three weeks, Until then business
VIII be more than ordinarily dull.
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HELD TO BAlL.-Yesterday after noon
at 2 o'clock, was the time fixed for the
further hearing Of the wlCkham shoot
Ing ARRAY, An examination Of the case
was made few hours after the &C.
Surrence, but the decision Of the Justice
was not given at the time, In order to
await the result Of the wound inflicted.
1t was. therefore, postponed until the
hour above indicated. The prisoner
was on hand promptly, and the Justice
having satisfied himself by consulta.
ton with the physicians attending
Satntmiers that death would not pro.
badly result from the wound, an.
nounced that he would require Wick.
ham to give bond In the sum OF one
thousand dollars for his appearance ut
the November term Of the Circuit
Court. This requirement was prompt.
ly met. and the prisoner was permitted
to depart ...l... -
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PoLlcE CouRT.-A pretty large and
impatient crowd awaited the coming Of
Judge Good, In the Police Court room
yesterday morning. His Honor made
his appearance near the usnal hour and
addressed himself to the business be-
fore him. The following cases received
his attention: Samuel Allen. drunk,
one dollar and costs; Thomas Hopkins,
drunk, one dollar and costs; Robert
Richardson, diOorderly conduct, ten
dollars and coslSi Eliza Downey, dis.
orderly, I've dollars and costs; George
Moore, drunk, one dollar and costs.
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RUSTIC PHoToaRAPHs.-.PartrldRe
has Just received new addition TO bis
supply Of Rustic Scenery, for Photo.
graphs, making 1t the most complete"
Of any In the city.
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WET' will You buy and use other
Wines when You can depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. CalIfor.
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed.
mund Booking and Booking q Carroll.
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DoN'T fail To look over the large
stock Of Ladlss', Misses and Chlldren'S
wear at lO7, and compare prices with
those Of other ofthe leading Shoe firma.
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Commissioners Notice.
NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT
M OhRIl nm

Friday. the sOth day of July, 1859,
at my ONCE, on Fourth street, Wheeling,
W. va, In accordance with a decree Of M
Circuit Court for ohio County, West vii.
Rinla, made and entered on the 9Th day OF
June, 1855, In cause 10 chAnc6ry PENDING
In said Court, wherein Alexander Hoyman
u complainant and Jefferson l.. HauRstonIR
administrator, ct ub are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
mence 70 recelve prOoI-in order 10 aScer-
tAln and report what debtA (not embraced In
former repoHO there are due from haid
SanestonB estate, and Btill unpaid; or my
other mAtters may deem pertinent, or may
be required BY any OF tho parties 10 thia
suit, or BY any OF the creditors OF said estate,
All p0rDonA claiming 10 DO creditoH OF RaId
estate are hereby notified 70 appear befure
me on or before tho l1t DAY OF sEPTRMlFR.
1859. and produce and prove the amount oh
Their respective debts, II they have moi nj.
ready done 10, on pain OF having their aid
supposed respective debts excluded from
payment by the said estate In case thew faiI
10 prove them o. aforesaid.
On said l9t DAY or HKPfEMRER. 1870
shall close the receipt OF such proOh Of debt
HANNIBAL FoRRFs
oomr Ohio County Circuit Couit,
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THE Rustic Carte ImpsrlAlB made al
PArtridge's are ahead OF any thing we
have Reen In that line.
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THURSDAY MORNING., AUaAgr s.


Proposals, II ~
Young Ladies' Seminary.
steubenville, Ohio, Female Seminary.
Tax Payera' Notice.
81. MathAw'S School for Girls.
Important 10 HouSekeepers.
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BLOND q BAoHMAN have received o
hue assortment Of the Spring Style Of
Lasting BalmoralH and Button Callers.
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Saw and ist Mill For sale.

NAI q, URPkh Uh 6ALn. Jun svEA "
w raw ALu 1IlsL AII, AlluAte at aAIuIh,
MOErue CounLy N'uLO. Iue aDUVe pIUperLS
WIN Do SoII on eahS Terms VI oxGn4uk eu IVI
cILJ pTUpcrLy,
IuHA-LI NESBLTr q AuRS HkOuK.
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LOCAL coRREsPoNpRA On.

Our Bridgeport friend 10 after NJ
again for publishing the poem we did
Tuesday morning, which he takes %
being personal and rejecting somewhat
on his own town. In order 10 better
understand him, we will publlSh that
part Of the poem to which he chiefly
obIectg:
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond q Bachman's
corner sprigg Alley, Main Street!
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Notice to Certain on:Residents and
Others. ..5 =
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y County, Circuit Court.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Leonard G. Float and Nathan T. Hisble,
Partners under the hrm name OF L. O.
~ tu,. In Chancery. . p.
Hr Samuel Trlmble, a' I'd.
W. 'H'aH
The said L. G. Frost d Co., a ala.
.. In Chancery.
BENJAMIN r. Sherman and John B. Cole,
partners under the arn name OF 4her:
man q Cole. -
Tho said L. c. Frost q TO-, a alS.
In ChanceIy.
Notice 10 hereby given to ali the parties 10
the above named causes, and 10 all
others having liens upon the money or
enec@ In the hands OF tho defendant,
Joseph seyboE, that pursuant to decree
made and entered by consent OF parties ON
the 10Th day OF June, 1869, In above 0 uses,
which were heard together on laid date, 1
will on Thursday, the 18th day OF August,
1883, At 10 O'Clock 4. L., o. my ol1aco on
FouItn bueetI IN wheeling, west VA pro-
coed 10 Jake and state an account Of the
amounts respectively due 10 the parties In
said causes, and 10 all otleH having liens
upon the money or effects In the hands OF
the defendant, joseph Heybold ~ well o. OF
the am unit and value Of The said money
and effects in the hands OF the said Hey bold
Ill also asceTlain whether any and II any
wnicn and how much OF tue amounts due
~ Aforesaid by the said l.. y. Ffoat q Co, are
liens upon the said money and effects, and
the order and priority In which they are le-
spectively entitled 70 pRS ment out OF The
Same. will report said account and other
any thing else deemed pertinent BY myself,
or specially required by ellnsr OF the par Iiea,
GEO. b. UALDWEi l.,
Commissioner In hancOry Of said Court.
Jy24.oAW4w
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JUNIPER TAR SOAP" cures Chapped hands
Saltrheum. pimplOs, and all cutaneous Of.
fectionS, rendering the akin Soft and smooth.
Manufactured by
'CAsWELL, HAZARD 4 co.,
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FoR anything and everything In the
way OF Boots or Shoes 60 to Blond &
Baohman's.
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MAGNOLIA WATRR.-Superlor 10 tho
best imported German Cologne, and
sold ~ half the price. eodd&w
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V8S6W 18R8H7I 19ANEAEtU y CVII
New York.
Bold by all Druggists. my2i. No. Th.dAW
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ONAA AhA 0AAAAHN
Dark Tho wilderness, rough tho way,
ThoTny, rugged, with danger rife,
only aaIo when We watch aud pray,
Tolling on In the path Of life.
SUI In The distance far we 500
Ptefotng the AhadoW-A golden RleAm;
let abb poor heart, II ID far away,
And oVerths stream, over the stream,
Must We cross the waters that Ito
DARK aud tutbld, 20 deep and coldP
IL There no other way that leads
To that bIOst city with streets ofgold?
VI v theIe no bJaLmAn with mystic oar?
" there NO angel OF heavenly mein
TO bear M across 70 that other shore
over the stream, over the stream.
Stay, weary gplrltlRo sad, Gorlorp,
beelt thou not tnaL Hllght cancel
Poafly white, and amid the Storm
A pilot n waiting ann calling In Vnu.
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WAHHIAaEOR, Pa.
Large Aunber Of VIsItOrS...Re. Union
OF Old Glass Mates.
Lecture BY Rev. q. ). Nichols, D. D..
Programme Yesterday,
WARRINGTON, Aug. 8.

Ftom our Special Correspondent.
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BALTIMORg 4 OAIOR,R 0OMP'Y

WHEELING, May 9Th, 1850.
DARsENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
4 the following schedule on and after the
10th day Of May, 186o-W healing time.
GRAFTON ACEnMM0DA TION
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Don't Fail Worth q Cent !!

brick" PoMEroY has placed the business
management Of his papers in the hands of c.
i. SYKES an experienced publisher, and now
deCoteS his entire time to the duties of the sane
tum, where, relieved of business cares, he Is
making his giant weekly, PoaERoY's DIM
oCRAT, the most readable paper ever printed.
1t Is sharper than the La CROSSE DEMOCRAT
ever was--more than red-hot, and full to the
brim of laughable humorous articles; Satur-
day Night chapters, and those peculiar edito-
rtals, none Others can or dare write. Send for
sample copies, or subscribe by sending for it
to the editor or publisher, u. O. box 5,2l7, New
York City. lie pays five hundred dollars
cash. for the largest club sent in before the
16Lh of September! The reports of PoMERoY s
failure are simply stories started by those
who do not like his giant paper or his red-hot
style of editing paper opposed to bondhold-
ers and Official corruption.
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To COnsumptivcs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by a very simple rene
dy. after having suffered several years with n
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption, is anxious to make known to
his fellow-suffercrs the means OF cure
To all who desire 1t, he will send n copy OF
the prescription used free OF charge, with
the directions for preparing aud using the
same. which they will find SURE CURE roK
CONSUMPTION, AsrnMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-.
scrip,ion Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
which he conceives TO be inval-
liable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as II will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, n. !.
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County Agricultural Society.

Alta meeting called by previous notice held
on Saturday the 10th day of July, 1869, of the
citizens of Crawford County. State of Arkap-
sas, at Van Buren, for the purpose of perm
anent organization OF an Agricultural Society.
On motion Mathew f. Locke, was called to
the Chair, and John B. Ogden appointed Sec
retary.
The object of the meeting together with
the pursuant organization of societies, for the
agricultural interest of the country deyelop
ing its wants, and exciting emulation of the
producing classes, with the necessity for con-
sort of action for the consumation of this OBJ
ject, was elaborately and forcibly presented
by the Chairman Of the meeting. Wheraupon
it was, upon motion of DR.. II. Thruston, Sec
onded by j. Baxter, that Col. NJ. +. LOCKE be
chosen permanent President of this organiza-
tion, which motion being put was unanimous
ly carried, and Col. AI. f. Locke declared
elected.
On further motion seconded JOHN b. OG-
DEN was chosen Secretary of the organization
and w. J. NEAL, appointed Treasurer.
Rrs0lced That this organization be desig-
mated as the Crawford County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association. &.
Motion that a committee be appointed by
the President to consist Of three persons to
draft Constitution and Bylaws for this or,
ganization, carried.
The President appointed on committee TO
draft Constitution and Bylaws for the
further consideration of this organization,
Benton j. Brown, Charles +. Harvey and
Granville Wilcox.
Moved, that DR.. r. Thruston. DO requested
to prepare an essay on the resources OF Craw-
ford County-carried.
Moved, that this meeting sdjourn until Sat-
urday two weeks being the last Saturday in
July, and that copy of these proceedings be
furnished the Van Buren, Press for publica-
ton.
NJ. +. LOCKE, Pres.
!. B. OGDEN Sec'y
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Exy- The following is an extract fro

EEs~ The following 10 an extract rom
an Grafton by Col VIM. c. p. Breckin-
ridge, delivered on the occasion of erect
inc monument to the Rebel dead in
Cynthiana, Ky:
"Oh! my comrades; OH you who
chccrod us when we departed, who pray
ed as we fought, and welcomed us when
we returned let us never hesitate to own
that every one who died for the South is
our brother; and rs we dedicate this
monument, let us swear that during our
lives their graves shall be desr, and when
we die will leave to those who take our
places this loving charge-so that rs
long as the battlefield remains, he that
died on it slHll be honored. We do this
in no spirit Of cnmity. We bury the ami
mositics, the hatred, the passions of the
past, We pray the day may come when
all the dead may be the common care
lovingly rendered-of all the living.
Across these very graves we hold the
olive branch We recognize the death OF
our cause. We accept the decision OF
battle. We wagered all and lost; and
have no mmanly tears or murmurs. But
our surrender included no seryile degra-
daton. Our dead are to be honored.
And this day, in dedicating this monu-
ment, in the sight Of God, and in the
presence of this great audience, ] utter
what | believe TO be the universal feeling
of the South--ncver will the graves Of
our dead be left undecorated by us until
common government and united peo-
ple treat all the dead alike"
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rv Tue steamer Gibson, Captain EU

Er The steamer Gibson, Captain Eu'
GENE SMITH, came in early Thursday
morning with good trip. We noticed
the gentlemanly JOHN HARDIN, presiding
in the Office; Captain ED. MITCHELL, hav-
ing gone to Ohio, to recruit The Gibson
had fine list Of passengers, among
whom we noticed Hon. LAFAYETTE
GREGG, Supreme Judge and family, who
have just returned from Little Rock,
where the Supreme Court has been in
session the past six weeks Col. W. ID.
JAcKowAY and family Of fDsrdanelle, who
were or their way to the mountains /;
Capt. JouE PRiTcHARD, returns from a
business tour below
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Bavarian Bitters.

Most every paper we take up have
wonderful tails to tell about the wonder
full virtues Of this and that Bitters We
wish to say one word in regard to Hof-
heimers Bavarian BittTs. Having tried
them thoroughly we can safely rec
ommend them to all threatened with
chills or fevers, as almost sure prevent
i've, if not q sure remedy, after the chills
have once taken thoroughly hold. AS q
tonic bitter they are not surpassed by
any of our knowledge and are sure anti
dispeptic in their effect on the system
Give them trial. KRONE d DITroN OF
Fort Smith, have them for sale, by case
or retail, and they ought to be in every
store in this city.
p. S.-Col. J. w. Wallace have the
Bitters for sale.
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Manhood How Lost. How Restored.

Just published, a new edition Of Dr. Culcer-
,,etFs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(withou. medicnel Of SphermatorrhGa, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I'm.
potency, Mental and Physical lncapacty, lmped'
iments TO Marriage, ETC.; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self-ndulgcnec or
sexual ertravagance.
rB-Prce, iu sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
ful practice, that the alarming consequences OF
self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation of the knife pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and etfectnal, by means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself sheaPly, privately, and
rddicdAy.
gS"Ihis Lecture should DO in the handS 81
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to any ad
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents. or two
post stamps. Also, DR.. Culvcrwel's Marriage
Guide" price 20 cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. Q. KLINE & CO., l21 Bowery, New
York, Post Office Box 4.5sG. july W-lv.
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E1 We were pleased to see the Junior
Of the Fort Smith Herald, Maj. SPARKS,
in our city during last week. He was
consigned to Alderman GEORGE AUSTIN.
RAUL KRONE had him in charge.
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Errors Of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity. send free to
all who need It, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by address
ing. in perfect confidence.
JonN Is. OGDEN,
No, AZ Cedar-st., New York
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eT DR.. r. ID. SEALS Dentist, of
rlarksville, has returned to Van Buren,,
and will remain here for few weeks.
He may be found at his room at Mrs
McBride's, occupied by him before. All
wanting work in the Dentistry line,
should make early application.
Work warranted and satisfaction guar
snteed.
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ES- Our young friend b. BEAR, of Ft'
Smith, passed through our city on the
stage Tuesday on his way home. Mr. b.
has been East purchasing large stock
Of Goods, in his line of business, lie
has purchased the large building former
ly occupied by Messrs. Bostick, Griffith
IL Co., whore he is now opening his new
StOcl
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Hr Cantain PAT MAY, Of the House

Hy Captain PAT MAY, Of the House
Of ScoTr, LAWSON O. CO., Little Rock,
came up on the Gibson, Thursday. The
Captain is an old and tried friend and we
are glad to welcome him, (although but
for short time) back to his former
home. lie will spend a few weeks with
us, alternating between business and pleas
ure. In behalf of the Mayor and Alder
men we extend to him the full range of
the city.
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~ The Z" Steward Mills" on Fro

CE The" Steward Mills on Frog Ba-
you, have now plenty Of water and under
full headway. "Uncle Billy" had the
reputation Of making No. -four, and
could be truly termed an "honest miller; !"
hi, son HARVEY STEWARD has since the
war put the Mills in complete order, and
is determined to continue the good name,
handed down to him by his father.
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NTNEW GOODS. Just received and opening
" ut +. Nj. Meals,
consisting in part of Gents and Ladies SUM
urR GOODS. The fastest assortment of La
dies and Misses HATS in town. Our stock is
new and fashionable and our prices but little
above cost. Before purchasing call in at
IN +. NJ. MEALS
N.B.-U. S. Marshals Receipts taken for
merchandise