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Bangor is having Choral Festival, and
closing rum shops. In both performances
there is considerable music.
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In Machias, as we learn from the Union, a
married woman recently fisticuffed young
lady with whom her husband was out walking
in the evening, and obliged her worse half to
take to his heels.
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A New York paper has begun an agitation
to make Mr. Seward the next Governor of that
State.
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The Lewiston Journal says Moses Cross,
Esq, has purchased "a acres of land just be-
low the Congregational chuch on Church ST.,
in Bethel, which he intends to cut up into
streets and house lots, so that mechanics and
others may obtain lots at a reasonable rate.
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of ,aflliction sometimes has its benefits,
and perhaps this catastrophe may not be
an Altogether unmixed evil.
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A u G U s It A

FRIDAY MORNING. April 90. 1870.
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CONCLUDED IN NEXT PAPER.
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Gen. Lee looks the same as at Appomat-
tox, save that he is thinner and his beard
winter Boston Post.
Which is the same as to say he continues
to look like man that has just been seri-
ously whipped.
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GOLD" JoHN RoBINsoN's CIRoUs e.
! .AEsAaER1n::-By references tS our ad.
yortisinp colnmSa g. I1v;,l:ho Ssaon x,n thot
th;s 1gos o.i, a..t,:.. 80 ~ 80 oNA:
}. st.;, o.n i1."o1lsn'non. Wlil VS.
IL Aooe'ii'e on ihursday' May 18th
aud give one exhibition com mencing
ct 1 r: Ne. The hensgcrie' has rs.
oontiy ueeh iarSety aaood 70, ana now
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CONSIGNEES.

'--''s 'r'-''
The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
G S Miller, DR. I Branch, W v
Clinkscalcs, E Noble, G A Visanslsa,
B Milford, d Wyatt Aiken, Baker &
Cliukscalcs, w d Mars, F w Mitch,
ell, Moscly & White, J D Chalmers
r II McCaslin, w S Mccoy, Mays,
Rarnwell 4 Co, + II & Clark Mattox,
Heard & Cleveland, Gen. Graves, J.
\ Norwood, S A Walker, w Penny,
J II Haskell, Il Nelson.
EXPRESS.-Mrs Jano. McCaslin,
J S Reed, A J Oliver, s Co.hran,
J S Langley, Il NJ Mitchell, John
Enright, Gen. McGowen;J J D McCul
lough, Wilson g. Hutchison, T G Av-
cry, G E steifer, J w Wilson, II
Scott, Lee & Wilson, w Il Hutson &
Co, d NJ Rodgers, Mrs Charles Fawn
Rev w p DuBose, J J Busa.
D. r. SONDLEY,
Agent.
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sHAk1Na AND BuRNIxa-It il not necessary
:" journey from lie tfoficss to "A A'nska in orier
10 exprienee. an1 ex,fernes ~ heat and cald.
Thousands undergo all the inconvsniesces Of
this thermomstricaf change every day, or eve.
rs other day, as the: case may be, without The
trouble Of tuosing over tie threshold, A
VOID with those in voluntary shakers What
are they doing 10 expedite their return TO q
medium temreraturti Ito break the chiIla and
Danish u'sfeHA,1 rAr4 shey dosins thsmisiysA
with 9uiPiee, thereby iaPsEiiins ths sonad.
mes. Of their bones add insPhiting the viger 81
ther hrai"s snd: :aSypps systsRl Sepy. .9f
;ss ;s: ;;i !: ssssss ss asss. es sas {, 5.
stomach Bitters as iprWlsss sndesrtain spe
prseis, ed Il a,f ssunsry 1sss III .g Ip:
,ermitttents prevail The re.idsnis Of such
localities begiu TO- TAXA It early in tho spr4nu
- proteetlon agsiust miaama by which they
are surronnded; NOT all Of them. perhaps. for =
blind adh-rence' 10 error l. the. speciality Of
some people. but the greater number.
If there ia any 6xSd} rfs4ttis thers reustes. Il
Is thiss shat tho Bi(tdri-.re far bettap safe
guard against Ak ihs Varieties OF periodic NAL:
.diss produced. BY ,anqbol-sops exhaIsttops
tnedsce' Of the profession This a,ssrti1I r
ina evih AL due, nsape6t to tho farpIty, btt
beng m important 3rutb. epa one that nessiy
coHcerns the health of large set,lemt nts id Va.
rions parts Of the country. and indeed of the
public at large, il i. made fatlessly, Found
efson ample and uhihPeachdble testimony, i,
defies d ;eprovai. ",,I I...SI,: -! !
To break ,yp ehills and fevs.s. al well a.. to
prevent them, therelis nothing 90 reliable a.
this wholesome vegetable restorative.
May 6, 1870. 2-1ht. 80 - -
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J. NOTICE.

A LII persona are. hereby warned
~ against trading for a note given
BY John N: Golding and John H. Ow-
ings for the sum Of. one hundred and
five dollars, to W. Henry Moore, and
bearing date either in February or
March 1870 aud which was lost
other .between- Hodges, Depot and
Abbevhle {. H., or at Abbeyille G. II.
-Alsc HnsE tfsadihg for d das bill
for seven deliafs, given 70 the same
by "A. Hodges, either in February
or March 1870. Payment of The
above noteP has been stonpea.r -. .
W. HENRY, p MOORE.
April 20, 1870, 52-3t 4
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FAMILY MEDICINE.
We ask attention to this Unrivalcd

- FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pdiu Killer is. by universal consent, q
lowed to have won for itself rsputa alton uu
surpassed In the history of medicinal ptepers
'i"ns. It's instantaneous Effect in the eutir
eradication and extinction of Pain. in oil it
various forms incidental 10. tire homan family
aud the tinso licited written and varbal testimo-
ny of the masses in its favor, have been, it
own best advertisement.
For evidence In favor Of the Pain Rivr
for Ministers Sore Throat Or Bronchitis, re.t
the following:
,GnxB-Ths Pain Killer las been q con-
slant 0ccup'nt Of our house for over two
years, aud b portion of the time it hiss b.er
the only mrdisiae under our roof Hardly
ever do have my children c'mplein of being
sick, without having them ask in the same sen
tehce for Pain Killer. = - -
For seveiai years before became sequaint-
ed with the Tain Killer, had suff.red - great
deal from an affection in my throat, thought
by s"me phyeicaus 70 be Bronchitis, by others
10 be What ia called Ministers Sore Throat
At ono time it was so severe that was oblie
ed 70 give up preaching Within a few
months after I had become acquainted with
The Pain Killer, had another attack from,
.h"t o:strsseln8 eompis'ne tried my new.
found medicine. aud. Il, my astonishment and
delight, it produced wonderfully soothing
Effect In q shot time was wholly relieved,
Since that time I have had . number o, Al.
tacks of the same nature. and the Pain Kill
Ter has always afforded me relief About one
year eince, my wife became eut,ject to severe
auffeIing from Rheumatism our r. sort. q.
usual. was to the Pain Killer, which would
always relieve Ler. ~. - :
| have not time now to say more, n
could with p hearty good will, aud alway,
have done, in prs.se Of the Pain Kille. 1
his hnstiiy-wriren letter, in commendation o
Perry Davis valuable medicine, will bs o
any service. you are 1t iiberty t. do with 81
as ou please
Very truly pours.
EDGEK 0ADY,; Owntcnna. Misn., :.
.Hissionarg Of IL. a. B.. Ksar Aiuioh Society
May 8, 1871. 2-lm.
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L3CArn

How To.BustD CasAp.---Every one
= who has bgs any sxperllsnee u bpiidiPg,
and auh onsylittte tame ihcluding In
the one word faishing, make fully hall
the cost Of a house, aud that ill.edyis.
cd expenditure IN Nthis dfrec zion 6ftei.
runs the bill far above the estimate
10 avoid such trouble dedisappoint
mont buy your blinds, doors, sashee
mouldings direct lom the IN n nufactu
rer, T. Z. .Toalc, Charleston, s. c
SEQ advertisement, I'm.
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TEE NslshHfs AvAhAFcHf!--Mf. II:
O. Galloway, ethea originator of the
Memphis Ayslauchs, and editor and
propfistdr 5fs thapaper, publishes j.
gard tn the issaaof theG a0tD Glkgia;
,,lv6sA Hastatss that's dssBs ssnsst
|betrasn himself and ths other pro-
|Pfist9E k6eaVpsss s,lsy3 1GAgss;tsHH
Bic YffhdtauaEtsba a6E I6stSsf Coz.
9sss.Ss ssss + 81
|sneira pr AZ feii sidE rs tES bSRssSs
|eess "a t.tS axzaySogT. !
vs. ~ :-t,k e.sGr
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n@- We aro indebted to our towns
man Mr. Rogers, for copy of the
Aaryvile (Tenn.) Republican. n staunch
Conservative Journal, edited by q col
ored man in the interests of his race
against Radicalism. The articles
show both temper and ability.
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.Markeh.'

,AsnnviItss My ia-cottoa 2,
NEw YoRk, Nay li.-Cotton 'iifm
at I2al@2ss. Gold H.. "o' ''''.
: Z P. M.-Cotton, 233. Gold 1b@
15t. .- y.
cnARlasros, May 11.-Cotton stoa,
dy - middlinga %. -.
LlvEhpooI, May IL Noon-Cot.
ton 11@1ls. ,a.
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.GHDlICE <:sinod'
Pharmacen aRreparatiens

Nrssfea Asr as .|1i y botatsry:F
Syrup II AyP5phosphites Comp,
syrnp e1sphsspa asassss 81 Iron, 6diI,9e
Wine st sEslissaya Rsrk, r:g Z IT,
Wine,of, Bcpsia3ve2'..n. 3 -. -, ,st'.ts4,
Elixir sh HSastsa ssS CSIor. Of .. fron,' Iron,
Elixir EAisraaaats Of Ammonia,
E'i4;r E'i4;r SfRssssg9ya Of ssesstr 9ya
Aro. EIixisa RhaheFb and rNsgnszia
A,o: A;,s. s5sgs sgsg anlsss S,
oanshs &. 4 lsors salfstssiihs
,ProAephyf f > ~: >:; !.
Ess. Jamaica Ginger;
o'' FsEsasss;jlz] k,sas Ss;;;z 44,I:L ELhh
RAasEERs&.EEx.
April 22s12z9, Ii: ,:Af<: - sr i:,y
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---F$N~

a. ~: 4 : 80. = : = :. =
Nh DEsrERAsDuM. HorE - Huud, eds Of
cases of ofaiiasip.ifs wSi,t stages, dd eA.~i
81 Syphilis that have, de6rd ;,bs lkiil Of: em5i
nent Physicians, Rhsumatisa Who have besn
sufferers for Years. and the victims of tic
,Rjudiai"us nee Of Mercury. have been rsdicei-
Delight. 1t is the; meat powerful aHsratixt
end blood pg,iaer: known; ~Itisprescribsd by
very many Physiciapa -, - 80
May Ii. 1916. e-2t : -.'' i 49,
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81 He alsoe extends. the great re-:
dpetions in prices to bis :Groecle eer,ysEs lkS !
department, where fIaeB III seiii.leH H
Sugars, Coffee, Provisions, Hard,
ware, kery: and .,t sgrea tI W !.
red,tced prices f6r Cash. - %S'S Z, >ss> 1. S 5
~ Ve5 r. ctflliy : :: Ii. :: .:: t.: ii B
:.a' j.. Il HMAB pl!a la 4 uEalesa = T. !:
May 6slS70s BA2T,&I, W. "'f: ,2-h as8sfSe ssae
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;'lSs.snuaRa &'lttalp Gthapii,a n,s ~ =,
v ffe,PSasMss asm' Bsdhszls, s.; = !:
10 IT, ., .s,ia ii s,;'s e esM,sRias 's.sn.,s,
Parker b Lee, Agents. .s:1f y,
1E66ViH0 IA. sc

Ys ID. daIeBATp4 es;l saIxTsA ~ a,
SentA Carohnass have s1amfnsd PYc&RefAdaS
ssr1es - R.sders pnhfisheA Sy FEhsD:
mse ef .CSlsn4aas9 9, G., end 6e1l3SS &3& ~.
sss,sa!,:s'.s sSsssy sas2ssa as e ihs
,ssssss e s.s,. tlss defS sHyaf ss.s
81 4 1Asas. y...s dill. assl lst
y l.s5l1ATHAH,H.SHy yOGFxtr. =. y.
traE. f M .a7T. A
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~ In the Geological Department will be the Great
E.t African Eland, the only one exhibition;
Herd or TSPfa Live Baby White Australian
r. :: - Emeus Herd Of Porcupines. ~: -
hertormipg Elephant "EmpEess introduced by
Ass lyoa Iions.s Roaa ooele. wd Dog Ta.ry
Rse Red hontsy hsnd chnPan:.e Diana Monkey
Aaess sop oyon
Gry Bear
ah Ps clasn Silver and chinese Pheasan Agile
lGibbon, :.
~ IArss Baetssn camo yapus
=.
Fmnent the attractive Artists
Miss the eharnpon Female Rider FRANCES
49, AapANs asrssu3n M4sr FnAsk
aos ~ Me- GF9 slesAs ~ H ASHTON and sss;
%or as oss L9 Gowe e. hn FsAsK RoBsos Clown
Ct aRa Hs4or As hny W151 gaE
Dancing Horses Eagle" Hppodrone
Paris Also GEO. b. KELLY the Great Australian Eeape Champion
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"Do GOOD wHEsEgTas roU CAN AND fsoHsyr ir
"bnt do not forget to tell all who suffSr from
,Oeak and inpat1sa dstH ea that Splarsa Biz
rsaa vas oure them. ~ -. - ~. 1'.ft|'
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. Y. bay. pisss}th.d ..;,,i ..!;t,,is. Of INV iplscfS
by PFsEbJ:.L ,BRYNOEDA: b, Bs.soff. tks
South Ceraiine, Uaisssiity.'2 Thd ssiissa ,suoa.
'ststs af!A,F yatsopsE ,t!,,a !, rf.s u -, ;,
Rsyaeida ksy 1Pietedel eps|les:.. ....p.lsssa
&synal9S Msw 'Picforisi HirSl RsSdsr. I'D q
Rsy"eM's New 'Pisk6fiaI BkSsuA Reader. .os0t.
Rsy"dsdIt New &seeriata a1hfsd Reader: Sc etsi
:, scHooI Hfsfokx oF s5UfH ( cskSLI, ;stssLi
EA:GIoia :: in 2 familiar ssyls. By Prof ,spr
J., MIS- WOOD DAvlps6ss2 Asas.: :fsiei
Prot REYNOLDS WRITING BOOKS, n +.
;s'iss : sosooH s eaaslst = dt ist' III
R.1. 11Rls as. eook eo tss yog7g
|; ;;1 sT4sehsy s .tsaIs ssa IEsaYsasoaEwyhs to @.pf
ttsf asssss Yin Ssss OBJ = ssae mif sE.S e
"a rSsstpt .pSskslss Akeslaae paSSS.h Z SN:
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Special attention is directed to
this Department, next door to
his Dry Goods Store, where at all
times he Wiif have a cry rare and
select assortment of the latest
style Bonnets and Hats, and other
goods connected with the Millin-
cry business: He has made ,ar-
rangements by which he will re-
ceiVe fresh supplies from New
I York every week Of the very@ia-
test styles. Making and Trim
ming done in the very neatest
and most fashionable styles sbyaja
lady, Of unqtiestioned taste, from
baltimore. Z, ALI she, asks za
trial. Ladies with do well to SsM
and examine. They will fnff
|that the reduction i'm prices has
been extended TO this Branch: of
The business asIeo. .os s "a . s.
|
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LATEST quotations OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
IN CHARLESTON. 2. c.,
Corrected Weekly by Il. C. EA UE1fAN, Brs
ker. No. 25 Broad Street.
May 6, 1870.

NAY d, 1871.
STATE SEcuRlrlls-South Carolina. ole. .ss
a.; do new.-asO; do, regist'd stock, ex in,
-aS0
CRY sEcurrrrss-Augu.ta. Ga. Bonds. -
SO; Charleston. S. c. Stock. lex or int) -
Sc: do. Fire Loan Bouds,--a7s Columbia, S
Z. Bonds, -a70. :, - : H]'.e
RAILROAD BoNDs,-B:ue Ridge. first mort
eagr)-a5O; Chnrlestou and Savannah, -a7U;
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,-aS7A; !; Che.
raw md Dnrlipgi ion.-a86; Green .i.le and
Columbia. (frst mort. )sOa-; do, State qua
rantes.. 6sa-'; Northeastern, ssa--; sayan-
'ah and Charleston. fst mort --a8,; do.
Stats guarantee. ais; South Carolina, -
ais; do. 70; Spartar bu,g and Uuiun.I-a6n
RAILROAD ISroCxs-charlotte Columb . and
Augusta, -a50; Greenville and Colunrbiai "a
=; Northenstern, a 8; Savapnah and Charles
ton. ass; South. Carolina, .whols shares
-a454; do. half d" -A9S. - =
ExcuAsor. &c.-New York Sight, ! off par /;
Gold. ll2ullh; Silver, l06alIs.
SOUTH cx3oLiNA BANK paLLe.
'Bank OF Cbari-fton. -. .....-..........-s-
'Bauk OF Eewberry...... -
Bank Of Cande1S., -. ........ tos-
Ra,k Of Georgetown. :. ga
Bank Of South Carolina. 800. ........ "a
BANK 81 stes...t....-..t ......-...... 6R&-
BANK % Hsmhurg., .>:.,......~...!.,..-6a--
Bank Of State Of 3. e. prior to 1861. .68a-
Bank Of Slate of s. C. issue 1871 and 81 8us-
sPhat-rs' and Mechanics Bank of
Chnrlestnn. ........ ..-a-
'People's Bark of Chs harle.tou. u..........-a-
sUnion Bank Of Chsr1sston. 80
Southwestern B R Bank Of Charleston,
oid........ =. -. :. =. .i........ Nh
Southwestern K II Bank Of Charleston,
new ...-.-.....:.. ..-.......... 80
Stat. Bank Of Charleston.:..... .2a-
Farmers and Exshahee Bank Of Char, > -.
Exchange Bank of Columbia 500. a
Commercial Bank Of Columbia. la
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw ...........:. Pa
Plunters' Bank oe Fairfield. ia
State Of South Carolina Bills Receivable par
City o! charlrston Change Bills. 49,. pa~.-
--- .... IL - :. N.Y. ~ .-... s.,'
Bils marked thus (") pre- being redeemed
at the Bank Counters OF each.
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He will also sell his stock of
Mems and Boys Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Spring and Sun mer: Cassimeres,
Cottonades, domestic Goods, and
lin fact everything at astonishingly
low prices. -:
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A Gorgeous: Ancient PageaRt- The
Grand Claribt Of Mars: 0beron .an d Kchilles;
Living .LyoneT Tip Open DensZdf Geld and
Ryonze; Knights and Gtadtators;, in. Artftof
nf Ancient Romans, ne escort to the glitter.
ing, and. co4tly Oriental Eauipages. This
grand and imposipg Proeession win bs pre-.
containing #"s "a -, SCI ,5 i..,s5i
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MllY |l | A|D||)|EE|NlIly'. mi | | { |NlI !! |! =.
&RHAF ImDtg eRaRnMra.
eeV0cH MElS

Would call attention. to the
great inducements he is now offer
ing to CASH BUYERS. He is
selling goods of all kinds low, very
low, for Cash. He has q very
select stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Lenos, Mozambiques.
Japanese Cloths, Grenadines, &C.,
White Goods, Swisses,. Main
socks, Jaconets, &c., which he
intends to sell during the next
thirty days, at exceedingly low
prices,
MRaA m anan
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-. .. 't,--rS OWL ,es ds1nR
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ton of oar lands arc lying waste and
uncpltivated. We, can give employ
ment to alt who may come; and while
giving a shsarty welcome to $othera,
we hope the convention. will not over
look that source from hich an. nj
most insxhaustibls supply of labor
may be oktained, and which, pcrchGnce
may do assmuch :stow4rds Developing
the ,resoaroes ocous. State as any
adler. $:z: .-,4i ,,4ik.Ha. -
All Of which ia respectfully sabmitted.
Il K. VINCE chairman.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

EE- Sebastian County voted aid to the
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Co.
q. follows:
For Subscription, 503
36S
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06
THE ATTENDANCE.
Ex,- Capt. j. HANEY and Staff arrive

RE- Capt. j. HANEY and staff, arrived
on the steamer Little Rock, Wednesday
well equipped, to make Preliminary Sur
vey of the ARKANSAS Western Railway y
route TO the Missouri border. The
corps proceeded at once to camp at a
point on, or near the Little Rock Road
Survey. Capt HANEY enters upon this
work, perhaps, better informed in regard
route for railroad, than most any other
Engineer that could have been selected
having lived at Van Buren, quite nun
Der of years before and during the war.
He is well known to our people and has
their fullest confidence.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06
Conservative Convention.

The Conservatives of the various
Townships Of Crawford County are here
ny notified that meeting will be held at
the Court House in Van Buren, on Sat
urday Sept. l0ht, at ii o'clock, for the
purpose Of electing Delegates to the
Dardanelle and Representative District
Conventions 1t is desired that every
Township be fully represented.
Per order County Committee.
j. s. DUYHAM, Chairman.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

Ev The MountaM Echo gives Judge
Soarle, the following unkind cut. Well
may he cry out to be "saved from his
friends" Since BmTroN sat down on
Elhanan's Highland pipes, he has grown
in bad repute all over the district:
The Arkadelphia Tribune says, "we
want men, not mice, brains not brass"
Ito represent us in the highest counsels
Of our government" That being the
case, what becomes of your candidate
[Judgc Searel for Congress, Mr.. Tri-
buncy
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mind by the various speeches-and all OF the
delegates had something to say-was that
causing the ladies to cease talking would be
a light and easy task, compared with the at
tempt to bring this wing In accord with the
other. Resolutions were then introduced
giving the "eold shoulder to the State Ad-
mnistraton and instructing delegates to the
Legislative Convention to vote for such men
las shall effect the reforms demanded by the
popular WILL" The delegates to both Con-
yentions were not instructed and fter the Sc
lection OF County Committee. the BODY adj
journed. each member swearing to do his
"level best" against the morning glosiesn-
as one of the speakers ironically styled the
many colored Convention of the forenoon.
Altogether it is a very pretty fight as Il stands
Elm PREUSSE.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

Eg- The Radicals Of Missouri, at their
State Convention of the 29th, split and
held two convention and nominated two
State tickets. Gov. McClurg was nomi-
mated by one wing and b. Grantz Brown
by the other. The split was on the gene
raj amnesty clause in the Constitution
Brown favoring and McClurg against.
The Germans 60 with Brown and the
Liberals in opposition to the negroes.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

Ex'- A lively time may be expected at
Fort Smith on Thursday. The LitAe
Rock passed up last night, with Boles'
Delegation, headed by Senator McDoN-
AID and RICE. And this morning the
Gibson arrived early with the Searle Dele
cation, headed by Judge YoNLEY, Gen.
DANroRTn, etc. Both delegations are
composed about "half and half ne.
groes.
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composed Of those who had left the Dell cir
Gus. quickly assembled In the City Hall and
organized by electing DIR. NJ. Bell chairman,
whose heavy agricultural appearance was Off
set by the elegance ofthc chosen Secretary,
Mr.. Henry Nrnncy. who sat at the table with
all the grace of a D'Orsay and the selt-posscs-
sion of Col. Jim Fisk. Whilst the Committee
on Credentials were out. speeches were made
iuil OF rage and fury at the conduct of the
inimitable Dell. Delegates from both town
and country spoke and II their declarations
are adhered to few may be the future hopes
of our present state Senator. Clayton and
Searlc, too, had many doubtful compliments
paid " them and the impression left upon my
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

~ We had the pleasure of meeting
the Hon. v. DELL, in our city, Saturday
found him looking improved in health.