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DR.. HUNTER

|NONTINUES to treat all private diseases,
~ Syphilis In all Its forms. Gonorrhea
elect, structure. Orchitis. and all urinary dis
eases. and the effects Of mercury are com
pletely eradlcated; Spermatorrhea or SEMI
nal Weakness, resulting from self-aouse or
other causes. and which produces some OF the
following effects, as blotches, bodily weak
ness. Indigestion, constipatlon, aversion 10
society, unmanllness, dread of future events
loss OF memory, incidence noctural emissions
and finally prostration OF the vital power,can
be fully restored 10 health. Persons afflicted
with this or any other delicate, Intricate, or
long standing constitutional complaint
should give the Doctor trial re never iA,ie.
The Doctor publishes q medical circular
that gives full exposition Of venereal and
private diseases. that tan be had free ut oiiice'
or by mail for one stamp. II gives clear
delinention of all the diseases and conditions
resulting from the rcirlngemcnt OF the moral
laws, excuses, indulgcnces, exposures ana
imprudcnces In married or single iife. Every
sentence contains instruction to the aillictcu
and enabling them 10 determine the precise
nature of their complaints.
The establishment, comprising ten ample
rooms, L. central. When II Is not convenient
to visit the city. the Doctors opinion can DC
obtained by giving written statement OF the
case. and medicines can be forwarded by mai
or express. In some instances. however
personal examination Is absolutely necessary
While In others daily personal attention Is re-
auircd. and for the accommodation OF sucn
patients there are apartments connecIeu WY"
ihc oilice that are provided with every rcqui-
sitc that Is calculated to promote rcecovery,,n-
cludlnv mcdcatcd vapor baths. All prcscr'p-
tions are prepared in the Doctors own tao3- Mo3
ratorv. under hi. personal supervision: Med
ical pamphlet at olllce free, or BY nal ior TWO
stamps. No matter who have failed. read
what he says. ONCE No. 1S3 Third street,
between Green and Walnut & streets, rs near 1',s
m. to D. IN. Sundays, 10 o. IN. to I'm
LII. u 1,.
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T The annual meeting of the
Crawford County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, will be
held at the Court House in the City
of Van Buren,, on Wednesday the
9Th day of October next, at 10
o'clock, a. m, and it is hoped that
every citizen Of the County. will be
present in attendance. The annual
address will be delivered by J. B.
Ogden, Esq, and other addresses
are expected. y lIL 70
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Quarterly Meeting.
Camp Meeting.

There will be Camp Meeting held in Craw-
.rd county, Van Buren, Circuit, commencing
an the l4th day of Octocer next, at the Figure
rive miles north of Van Buren. We invite
all our brethren to come up and help us labor
for the salvation of souls.
All persons are expected to come prepared
with there own provisions. For those that
esnnot, we will try and provide.
For further information apply to the Com
mttee:
MARIAN STEWARD,
Y. CoLMAN, .,ta m,.r
III H-a JAMES COUNCIL,
-. WILLIAM LAMB,
WIN. CARNEY,
THos. H. KNEAs, Chair.
Isaac POLLARD, T. c, 3od ho1'}
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Il Perry Davis Pain Killer, the Old ana
wcll-known remedy. which has acquired q
worldwide renown for the cure Of sudden
colds, ec,igh etc. weak stomach yenera' oe-
bility, nursing sore mouth. eankercd mouth
or throat, liver complaint dyspepsia or ind'-
gestion. cra,np and pain In the stomac'i'oow
complaint painters collie, Aslatle choiera'
diarrha and dyscntery. has lost none OF ''S
good name by repeated trials; but continues
70 occupy prominent position IN every iai'-
ily niedicine chest.--L Lebanon S'ar Deee'aoe
10, 1859. -, 4, ..,....ts s..eii
Sold BY aa druggists.
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cE- Mr.. JOHN CUNSISGHAM, of Fort Smith.
returned home from the East on the American
Wednesday, where he had been for the pur-
chase ofa New Stock Of Goods. He will open
at Bright's old stand, which has been fitted
pin beautiful style. We wish our young
friend abundant success in the business he has
showed so much proficiency, in which he now
enters as principal. .-.
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tB- The steamer Cora S. enters again in the
Arkansas river and Cincinnati trade, under
the command of those popular officers HICKS
KING and ak. d. CRoXALL The Cora S.
has been entirely oyerhauled and repaired
and comes to our river as good as new. We
speak for her share Of patronage. WHITE
& HANLY, Agents.
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1tT- We wish to acknowledge the reception
of a package of papers from our young friend
wALwoRrH. formerly Clerk on the Ameriean
-now presiding over the office OF the steamer
Ozark, with Captain ADM. STORM in command
in the lower river.
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tB Old Uncle ROBERT NoRwooD, married
couple on the 30th ult- who have certainly
lived long enough to have matured In judg-
ment and have the necessary qualifications to
make the married life desirable. Mr.. ALEX
ANDER SMITH, aged II, was married to Mrs.
ELMINA MCDONALD, aged 81 yrs. No cards.
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fB- HAYMAN Il SCorT,s A pricnltural Works

tB- HAYMAN & Scorr's Agricultural Works
received by boat Saturday, the Shafting. Gins
and Corn Mills, of the most improved pat
terms, to make their works complete. They
will be prepared the present week to COM
mence ginning cottoi.. Their old friends, q
well as new ones will please to take notice.
Mr.. Hayman will give his personal attention,
throughout, which is safe guarantee that
general satisfaction will be given.
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eT~ Col. JOE BoRsET, Laughing Joe)' VIII
in about ten days open Ne~ Stock Of Goods
at Fort Smith, that will astonisli the natives
lie proposes to show that the laugh is not all
on his side-for if there is any virtue in as
tonishing bargains, he intends to make his
patrons grin. For particulars, as to his leca-
tion. see his advertisement In the Press next
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North Western Border Railroad
COmnanv


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Books
IN for receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the Northwestern Border RAILROAD
Co, in accordance with the charter OF said
Company, will be opened on the 23d Of Au-
gust, 1863, by the Commissioners appointed In
said charter, viz.
AT FoRr SMITH-By John F. Wheeler. H
Mckee, Thos. flanagan, 4. A. Brooks, j. Ken
ncdy, John Edwards, R. II. johnson, Ben
L. Iluval and 4. j. Woolage.
Ar VAN BURKN-By Chas. G. Scott Jesse
Turner, II. 4. Thomson, A. NJ Callahan aud
Granville Wilcox.
ArFAyEErvILLE-By J. r. Pettigrew, J. D.
Walker, J. II. Wilson, J. M. Tuttle and White
McCllsn.
AT BgNToNvILLF--By A. B. drcenwod. A,
W. Dnsmore. W. w. Reynolds, j. Dinsmors
and w. ii Wilson.
AT HUNrsvILLR-By James Medlock. Hen
ry Hays, James T. Holt John Casson and Dan.
lei Boon.
AT CARRoLLroN-By Tllford Denton, Brad
ley Bunch, j. NJ. Pitman. q. j. Crump and A,
A. Baker.
BY the terms Of the charter any three Of the
above named Commissioners form quorum
to do business.
Yah Buren, Aug. II 1869.
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tE LOUIE MILLER, the left-bower of Mai
THos. LANIGAN's extensive wholesale and re-
tail establishment. Fort Smith, passed down
to Little Rock on the American, to look after
the damaged goods, off the steamer Guidon.
LOUIE Is one of the hard workers that is al
ways Oh the 60 and never tires.
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eT- Willie at Fort Smith the other day, we
noticed that Col. |. w. FULLER was opening
New Stock of Goods In "Baum's New Stone
Building" Col. FULLER occupies the whole
building, and 1t makes a capacious and splen-
business house. We cast our eye hastily over
the establishment and found him opening a
large stock.
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HEARD FRoM.-We find the Following in tn

Springfield, Mo-, Leader of the 30th ult:
PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure last week
of meeting the Hon +. g. Boudinot late
member of the Confederate Congress. and Col
j. G. Boone, q scion Of the celebrated Daniel.
Col Boudinot visited this city on business of
importance connected with the development
of the Indian country west of here. Since the
close Of the war he has mostly, resided In
Washington City. attending to the interests
IL bill creating State of the five Indian Ma
tiOns
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tB- The Importer. from Saint Louis, passed
Memphis on the 27th and may be looked for
at our landing every hour. She will enter
New Orleans and Arkansas river trade, at
once, and will remain the entire season. The
Importer is still under the command OF those
gentlemanly officers, Captains WILLIAMS and
BIRD. WHITE & HANLY, Agents.
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ty- Our popular young friend and Van
Buren's favorte PAT MORRISON, we are pleas
ed to know, Is In charge Of the office OF the
steamer Guiaon which has been recently pur-
chased by the Packet Company and placed III
th. line from Little Rock to Memphis
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To Consunptives.

The Advertiser, having been restored II
health IN u few weeks. by very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered several years with y
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption. Is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
the prescription used (free OF charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they viii find SURE CuRE For
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. etc. The
object of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
scription Is to benefit the afflicted, and sprcas!
information which he conceives to be lnval-
liable; and he hopes every sufferer VIII try
his remedy, MS II will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, will plcasc address
REv. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, N. Y.
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~ If you want the latest style of
MERRIMACK PRINTS and WooLEs DRESS
GooDs, call at C. F. HARVEY'S, op.
posite the Court House.
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NTNEW GOODS, Just received and opening
~ ut +. M. Meals,
consisting In part Of Gents and Ladies' SUM
MER GooDs. The fastest assortment OF La
dies and Mlsses HArs In town. Our stock Is
new and fashionable and our prices but little
above cost. Before purchasing call In at
I'm Y. NJ. MEALS. .
N.B.--U, 8, Marshal's Receipts taken for
merchandise. ,.r s.trfrr
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t. The Little Corporal, the brilliant West
ern Juvenile, (Which claims to have a larger
circulation than any other Juvenile magazine
In the world, and to be better worth the mon
ey than any other magazinc,) announces that
It will come free for Oct- Nov. and Dec. of
this year to all new subscribers for the new
years whose names and money are sent to the
publishers before the last of Oct. Beautiful
Premiums are offered for Clubs. Now is a
good time to begin. Price, 81 year. sample
copy, II cents. Address ALrRED l.. SEwEIL
4 Co. Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
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tE-The steamer Gibson, Capt. EUGENE
SMITH, arrived Saturday noon and LETT our
landing on return trip Sunday evening Mr..
JOHN HARDIN, Clerk, places us under obliga-
tions for files of Memphis and Little Rock pa-
pers. .Hl.. .l.
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EF Attention is directed to the card
in our paper Of RowLASD II VA'LE' Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas, They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities at Washington for successfully
prosecuting claims and making collec-
tons. .. ....t....f.f .f..r
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Valuable Farm for Sale

vJNHE subscriber offers for sale at a bargain,
l. a valuable tract of Land, situated miles
from the mouth of big Frog Bayou and about
10 miles from Van Buren,, containing 4ao
acres' Good log House, Stables, etc, situated
on beautiful upland sight. Also. good
Spring of Water. 800 acres consist Of upland
and 80 of the best bottom lands, above over
flow; and all the land lays Joining. A fine
range and good neighbcrhood. John Marz..
all. Jos. Savage, or N. B. Burrow, are well
informed In regard To the land and can give
Terms easy--wlll sell on 3 years time; one
third of the money down..
r. r. PERKINS.
aug II, 80 wv
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Errors OF Youth.

A 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
experience, can do so by address
ing. In perfect confidence.
- JoHN Is. OGDEN.
No. "a Cetlar.st. New York.
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q Attention is directed to the new adver.
tisement Of A. NJ. CALLAHAN & Co. They arc
now iuuy prepared to Card Wool and Gin
Cotton on the most liberal terms aud at the
shortest notice.
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tz Col. W. r. BoURNS, of Fort smith, came
up on the Gibson, Saturday. lie reports the
Guidon's freight for the upper river not much
damaged, and will come forward on the frst
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tB- The new steamer Dardanells, for the
Packet Companys' Line, Is looked for here
during the week. She is said to be beauti-
full boat and destined for the Upper Arkansas
River. y 60
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

WILL be sold at public Auction on the
w l3th day OF Sept 1869. at the Court
House door III the city Of Van Buren, Crawo
ford County, Ark between the hours OF ~
o'clock and two o'clock. p. M, to the highest
and last bidder for cash IN hand, the follow
Ing described real estate. to wit;
The VIZ s r Sec. ~, Town 10, Range 81 W
levied on by me n the property Of james G.
Mathews. to satisfy an execution against him
in favor Of Aug. J. Ward and /. G. South
mayd, to me directed by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Crawford county.
II. s. ANDERSON. Sheriff
Crawford County
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TT Godey's for October, Is upon our taple
and Is an una sually interesting number en-
bracing large amount of reading matter
fashion plates, designs and instructions. Price
- per year.
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tH- Captain T. A. BALDWIN, Indian Agent
passed through our city the past week on his
way to Kansas, the headquarters of the Super
intcndency.
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United States commissionsr's Court.
VAN BUREN, ARK. Oct An go

Before JAMES 0. CHURCHILL, ESQ,
commissioner: glkaiI EHOs-
.,u unlted states VS.. e. d. Fridell-Illicit dis
s,diins ana selling liquor, not paying tax
au on aa.eel charge; gave bail, $500, for APP
discharged. ''''n''is
y. 3. VS.. Robert Guilliams- Passing conn.
terfeit money discharged. =
bail $3.50. 'o'"
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FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundred Lots, in the
town of Van Buren,, and number OF
Valuable Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
,~ Agent for the owners.
feb ls,'89-4m y yasAs
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tAr The Amsriean took from this iplace on
Thursday last seventy-five barrels OF apples
and six bales Of cotton. And the Gibson on
Sunday, took fifty bbis> OF apples. The ship
ments in this line have Just commence.
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New Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store just opened at Van Buren,, on Main
Street, near NJ. Lynch's Store.
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fIvHE we'll known and losg sstahlishea Peg.
4 at VAN BUREN,, Arkansaa. b nov
under the charge OF the subscriber. The Pro
prietors having recently put on I. Larry fsw
Steamboat, and With careful snd expessenc.
cd FerrJmen, they tcsl coafidsnt thse shsy
can give uulyersal sstisfhctieA y The tssvel-
ing public. Thelv aim will b. 70 mset ths In
cysasing demands Of the hrgc eniISrant trsv
el 70 and from TexAt. al
The st. Loah aad 6lserman, 1sxsA U. Q.
Mails ara carried over thle Esgry, which is z
good guarantee n,at II u the sAoytese - well
as the bess rUxts fbt travel Of all kinde.
THIS Ferry has ths largest end bet eoas %
the river and csn crsss - wAgons aud teaMs
per day and no detention on eithar henk psed
bc cx pcctcd. Enclssuros for Stock ead Sbedu
foS the accommodation Of travellers Az heink
built OH hosh sllea of the river ana 10 pains
viii be spared To accommodate The puh1iS. We
al,all striyc 70 continue 70 mske tpls iha lpPu-
lar route 70 and from Missouri and Tcxsa,
II. .: nAYxAN, tp~aasas1e.s:
Van Buren,, Al. lS00. y
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u save your money and buy your Drugs
and Fancy Toilet articles cheap at the Ne"
City Drug Store In Van Bnren.' f'io| .
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For cheap Drugs and everything
usually kept In Drug Stores 20 to the New
City Drug Store In Van Buren,, on Main st.
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tE- ID. A. McKIBBES, Of Fort Smith, who
had large lot of goods on the Guidon when
she sunk, passed down on the American to
look after them. He was formerly Fuller d
McKibben, hut is now going 1t alone"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Aniline Colors.

l)ED and Blue Anilins, constantly kept
IL for sale by
ID. G. WILLIAMS & Co.
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For cheap Paints, Oils, Glass ana
Turpeut:ae. 20 to the New City Drug store
In Van Buren,.
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Fresh Itaisins.

VX/HOLE. half and quarter boxes fresh
wv Malaga Raisins just received by
Jane %, 80. ID. q. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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Crawford County Agricultural and Ne
chanical Association.
ANNuAL COMMENCEMENT.

= . G
The undersigned members ofthe above As
ISOLATION would respectfully request your at
tsndauce Vi. the. Court House IN Van Buren.
on Wednesday the 9th Of October, tor the pur-
pose of MORE THOROUGHLY ORGANIZING AND
pKRrEcrING the designs and objects Of the As
ISOLATION. We do not deem arguments nee
essary to convince you that every worthy and
enterRrising citizen Ia Crawford County
ought without hesitancy, not only become a
member, but use his best endeavors to pro-
mote its success The objects being to devel-
ope the vast resources Of our section: First
by the acquisition Of knowledge: Second, by
the use and improvement Of agricultural arts
and Implements; Third. by the elevation Of
the laboring classes to the first dignities in
the scale of being; thereby promoting our
cOuntry's greatest welfare,
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r' wt. s. '.an
Farm for Sale.

i%N-N A small. desirable Farm. con-
8y11 1H "A tanning about 40 acres OF
good land, situated some four
mIlcs from the city Of Van Buren. Is offered
for sale ut u very low figure. 20 acres are
cleared and under cultivation. There are
200 of ThrustOn's Choice Apple
Trees, years old
on the place; also. a good Well Of Water,
and log HOUSE.
For further particulars, as to terms. &C. sp-
ply at this office. aug io
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Nlusquito Bars.

VEIIIITE linen Netting Bars
" Yellow, white, blue and pink cotto
Netting Bars.
Brown linen Bars,
for sale by u.ga ~.
~ ID. G. WILLIAMS h Co.
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ET Prof. Cyrus .Northrop, of Yale
College, has been elected President of the
University of Alabama. The Montgom
cry Mail says Cyrus is "a very respect
able darkey, connected with the Northrop
family at Wetumpka." The Philadelphia
Prsss says he is a white man and "a dis
tinguished orator and profound scholar"
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 90.

Cotton lower at 26! cents. Gold
S133@134. sd. 'a.a TH|r
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- - -
- Can't. p. Nay and Jno. Neale, ,oith C. g
Co, are our Agents at Little Rock
~" ill receive subscriptions for the Press.
NJ Pettingi1 q Co.. in Nsw York and
ys.is., ar. authorised 20 receive re e sd'es''''"'
AZ Pysss. IN t@oss c'''es' .aI 5alpW
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STEEL HOES.

A new supply of Oval-eyed Planters Stcc
"A Hoes. just reed by
may3i,'83 ID. e. WILLIAMS Il co.
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New York, Sept %.
Cotton heavy at 2St cts. middling up
lands
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The New City Drug Store In Van
Buren supplies country dealers, physicians
and planters with new fresh drugs very cheap.
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W. A. Ward, Scorer. Sary't. Pernot, Scorer.
CHAs. WARD, Umpire. a
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- AHEMFHIo, 'cVP6' 20
Cotton quiet at PSI cts. receipts 1896
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The Clipper and Ku:Klux.

Tue following is the game play ed between
these Clubs on the 22d OF September:
KU-KLUx. . %. r. Crxppr.a " n
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AND
ToHACCo

Is one of the largest ever before opened u
Western Arkansas.
dec l.'0S ly
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

from the Gold Hill New. of Yesterday !

from the Gold Hill News of yesterday.
CHICAGO, December IA Republican
Washington special says Delmar has bought
the National Intelligencer, which will be
used as Spanish mouth-piece. The Span
ish Government has sent 100000 here to
be used in manufacturing public sentiment
in favor of Spain.
The Census Committee will report a bill
fixing the number of members of the House
of Representatives at 100.
A statement of the public debt wlllshow a
reduction for the last month OF $500, coo.
The report of the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs is completed. 1t enters fully into
the Indian policy of the Government as
executed BY the Indian Commissioners snd
Quaker Agents, which is found 20 have been
satisfactory.
Phil Pheiffer, a notorious desperate, was
shot and instantly killed last evening by
Capt. Eester, Captain Off lake schooner,
in an alteration at saloon. Pheitfer
made an assault and knocked Eester down.
when the latter shot him.
NEW YORK, December "A. d. Richard
son died at five o'clock this morning. His
remains viii be taken to Midway, Mass, for
interment The Coroner received the body
this afternoon and will hold an inquest on
Monday.
ST. LOUIS, December General Rose
Grams and several army officers have arrived
here from California.
LEAvENwoRTH, December 2.-The Bulle-
tin says gold has been discovered on the
Delaware land, Is miles from Leavenworth,
Californians think good wages can be made,
and several of them who prospected few
days since obtained cons iderable dust.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-The sale of
Government property at Harper's Ferry, on
Wednesday, aggregated S2S0,00O, and still
there is quantity of valuable property left.
MONTGOMERY, Decembe- 2.-In the House
to-day, a colored man was elected as En-
crossing Clerk, the Democrats voting for
him against white man. A bill passed to
make it perjury to falsely take the oath OF
Office.
PHILADELPHIA. December 2.-The Ma !
sonic Grand Lodge yesterday elected full |
set of officers for the ensuing year-as
Grand Master, r. A. Lambertson, of Har-
riSburg.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
THURSDAY. the 9th Day of DE
GENDER, A. d. 1859,

at g o'clock P. NJ. of said day.
The business to be performed at said meeting
is to determine whether the Bonds of said
County Of Ormsby to the amount of Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars shall be issued to the
Virginia * Truckee Rail Road Company under
the provisions Of an Act of the Legislature of
the state of Nevada entitled .'An Act to au-
thoriZe the Commissioners Of Ormsby County to
issue TO the Virginia and Truckee K4il Road
Company Bonds TO the amount of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars and to provide for the pay ment
of the same " approved January 18th, 1862 and
III case the conditions of said Act shall have been
complied with by said Kal Road Company, to
provide for assessing and delivering TO it said
bonds. Dated Carson City, December / 1869,
I. J. EDWARDS, County Clerk
and ey-ofhcio Clerk of the Board of County Com
n issioners. I'd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

DEATH OF A CALIFORNIA INVENTOR
Zenas Wheeler, late of this city, says
the s. E. Mining Press, died in Mel
bourne, Australia, on the 18th of Au4
gust last, at the age of SO years. Mr..
". was a native of Maine, came to Cal
ifornia in ls4s, and soon after located
in Grass Valley, Nevada county, where
be was well known as a mechanical
engineer. He was among the earliest
of our inventors 20 introduce pan grind
ing into quartz mining, and his name
has for the last six or eight years been
prominently connected with this class
of mining machinery.