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New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
SHLPPING NTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK

FORT OF NEW-yORK. RK.........................Sept TO-
CLEARED.
yeo, c y Nd 1ner@sa Havana s9 Vera Ia, M,.isaPg,
Jsoii. it. ssraupsh Huutsye CTove savannah Manhattan
We MAJ zen , NJ " e SI " Pa n y Wan 7,,1
s9, 3d. -eg .ori Neegs bease Boston France tOgan
Ces 1 Al,lal-ra h0nor Jones Philadelphia Asyaowsr
ssrs-J scail1r Bishop New-oresnsi NuOn Austin New
Cl-llsi 4tF avon easle sE ih Loaa95- s,, pu.p ..,
la Uaye barnes ST. John, n. B.
BrEHurt IT Seavs Lee HsvanA Queen of the South Barns
hsi-a I @ 49, SSn.eg lsdI0 T Ra'i 'ae1sos' F ne
-yl. .. c. \. " Gessne Egbeu, Richmond.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Apro MoalIea Liverpool Aug % and Queenstown 29tb
aap Gen seleveE GATES, Galveston Aug 30 and Ke West
Steamship J-'e, Aiq-r, LOCKWOOD Charleston mdse. and pass
S I, t--T Brrett B-eIneH g isTs Td.e
s. & F2l. i1' .r l.ef Slse. ps ,1 Eng 81 s.y. md
sanJofl hlaa. Mann Liverpool a DAYS. woss.
B.Ts yuo W ak1aler. Aulr 70 % days mdse,
Bt- L-v.rtsI. slarlorue. Lon on 6J DAYS, md-e.
B.-s james 5IsC ar.v. MsCartg Crohsdt IS aise.
& . % 5 ard. eog' ssgs q sS d1 sasa5 % 81 mol. S
G4Is hss7srls Sewage Antwerp 8 days md.e.
ba satellite rsg ilaqae April q via PeFramoueo Aug nitrate
Bas B 70 + caa s hai H15i3a. iI, ei s5i R' '9I day.. coal
Bng }. b. gEoen Igsr, Havana % a'. s. sugar
Se Neiir Peter Gass-l Washington c. naval
schr Geors4, Io.l T. G,ol-. y. j.. = dave. lt.l.
Sla'bb 5ss T. Gs1a GTars- Gloucester z 4 CoasHh foas,
! U jBl-st.rl. Portland O. 4 II. HuHtcg, Providence.
pI-s- Nsuurt.l Harriet Lewis.
a. p.-~fra gne4l nd. R0nlOut
C.s--r o.. 'lc...u-. T.. Hammer, iarior..
- bal Pfr.. l.. c. Gates Bridgeport.
N-1r.r.. I.4e. .err- Pointer POvuelce-
FrI-f I.I.r N-.-.l1r~1. 0atlnt- A-v-haFcu-
Forres. Holno. Boai
SAILED.
Ste.uir-Cs- of london and France for .-Tp7. lia Tor
GLASGOW. HtyicJ. for Vera Cruz &c. Nis Iu .nu go rt
n.i. 'i % 3d. os 6a5fro7 Isaac Bea for SoTfi lr
WIED--ulS- crate \. T. eieaI.
ARRIvED. ...... sunday. sept II.
Bsrl Irr- nres ttr Lirte GllC- BAY Is days coal
Bari srar-fir--. toH.nt. lro1n. % car-, coal
Igrf PHO Also T.rrr Loadon & DAYS. uise.
Brig Nas8. e Cor Sc John. \. T.. usfs lg1'Hr.
Schr Jane. 0uua Wilson. Cow Ba. G. B., 10 lsys. c1sL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Forrrrs. MONROE eep- IJ-passe for Bfluort brig t-0
WING from Jaacr1 P-ri bark Nulf-i for Rio sln.ro
brig sssr.. Alasc anu S.er-. SAILED ark Ne't1ns for
Bs.4no-u. D. s. -gaHsaiY Br0oaga I--.. 1p o NoroA d..
WlLslNeIuN S g., SEPT Ietearr s-ans ps Lucille Tor Bl
more; Faraa1E- for Seg-iorE
CHkEiFIUS. -elt lOSsle1 SO -is 'hauF on f Ne" l'A
Ev-aru '.cpbsi Mr-taud ior Baltimore olr L~rre Wells
for 50 H-rrs Ha.
styAszAH sept. l0Cesred. s,ehp ps Oriental Boston San
Eaysdo- f- Nv-lv, hOrnlng stsl oI isdenas srh '"b
flI AHF-lors.
>tx d. ANrro Sald shis Bi0nar' for Cnrientes
Him ~ o. f1- I.r rpoll: Genioye Tehuaufciec
Sailed HrshersarA for Liverpool Rance, i l4uquf
FOREIGN PORTS.
IaNuoN 0rbe steamship Scotia from We" A'rn ior liver
p0Ol urIv-l Qlcsas-osu a. y YESTERDAY morning
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SFyEN PEE CENr BOND.

SEVEN PER GENT BOND,
Payable 10y the State Of Illinois, issued by Washing
ton County, Illinois, registered with the Auditor Of
the state and principal and interest payable in
Nsw-York by Treasurer Of the state of Illinois. We
have the strongest faith in this small lot of bonds
have examined them with the greatest care. The
issue is very small the County owes nothing else,
and under State Constitution, its debt cannot De in
creased 50 as to exceed per cent Of assessed value
TEey are practically GaGrGaed BY lie STATE Of Illinois.
Price s.. and interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, Bankers.
y NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for TIE TRIHuSk

Carefully Reported for TIE THIBuSk
SAruRDAI Sept 10, 1870.
AsHEs-Pots Moderate demand steady
IS Pearls and BOminAl Sgd+s IS.
COTTON-Tber. has been to-day the
demand mnny small lots from spnners boe much
sl on former sss 605 bsics us last
which ken for SO for consumption sLd
"a Tor ,pccuaOr. Pos future delivery reported hght
but m, sferp small the market slight
nt Of ga bales September 7ie 100 December
ic 10 dAr septenbe l7i So NE and an
.n ri. II 10. MlaiIIng We lnee . lolLox.:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
prcEIpTS OLE PROnrCE-

Pr N0rth RireF, T.ssAI aad RaIT17Hs
Srpr l0J Cotton pkgs Ashes 1905 bbls Flour ~ rs
hush Wheat OJi bush Corn 4bth bush Oats LON bush Rye 90
bTb Nal 3l5 bush Barley - hush Gras Se 260 bbs Corn Meal
SI MI Spirits Iurleutne l7JJ bbs Ron bL PORK A5 pgs
Rel Is pt Cut Aess 525 pgs and 81 Kegs Lard 10 Pkgs Sean
Cheese POI bhs- Eggs. % Ialow
tgs on 80 Copper s75 hh WhsFv "a bales
Wool Hops s0ls sides Leather 2o hhds and 2 boxes To-
bacco pEgs starch. go slabs SPeier
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

Leaving tsten the crop hy Northern mills hAes y
The foregoing statement indicates that the NoI. IL.
mills have taken this crop sos $50 bales since tnee
figures prepared have received Ife s =,
report mOre fully given in weekly cotton rtPoI -
tOdayJ of the actual cOnsumptiOn OF the mills durhg ne
year The report referred 10 II made up from ieIRs IL
received from &c per cent Of the Northern lls anu e
result reached Is that the North has used oO pes
during u months but has only taken nom tnis oUP
TT 6s2 bales the balance bales being the snounl
of old stock consumed. This difference OF about O
may p0ssby be essened when the complete figures are
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12


hay demad and the market steady quote ~ ta
Q m shup NJ aHi Fla Is Tor Retail ots. Long Rye straw
il. -eIr1gat : I'll n ami Short io NJ 8ic.
HEMP-Mn dill ard nominal Al Rc, g0d Jufe 5Qbe do and
ssa 90. We hcari 1f 10 Transaction.
MoTasSFS-Bn,ir-.s dn prices % l56 bids Il tcs
Porto ca slc for reGHlng
NAVAL STORRS-Spd Turpeutne is active and Y eae At
prss quoted yesterday the sales 30 bb IN yard A. f
transactions fe better grades;
40 st - No. ~ goa 80 and Pale ~ +jd -
Tar 25d 80 CITY Pitch TO- - 25 delivered
is
DO am ss nominal Crude quiet prices
Vlthou hale demand
facinre O without special change; the
In Other feature n the remains t
len Pok market tbs da week fairy acTe i
men the
starring unexpected Europe have had almost
f ben submitted buyers the declne
The
hosS win oT 40 the West the ersung
month immrns crop the sanghtr ~I largely
country, will be very large sso ook for
IN srtive EXPORT inquiry al the oger prices current
Prime ei With good prospect early termination
o the ong downwtr I0isY Prk
adsrata demand. but hn hii he ~as cash
ami Ms; Sl3 % . 70 Gig 10
and Mes future delivery 20 bhl at seller
SD N f1r PLAIN Mess and tla Tor Ertra M- Terce BEEF
nOmiHsly
quiet prices heavy
quas Cured Cut Meats Quiet and
Ole Bacon and in demand but tie supply small AMI the
ket quiet Dressed Ogs irregular quote a. ia 24 a. to
fairly aul unsettled. with rather
u hgyrrs iS0 ht- ami la ior No ]; L
Rendrred For ftur delivery 30 seller this month atl', aud
eL December AZ i4tc
BrrEE-e pts prices unaee bot the demand
/. ro-Fn- TO e choicest grades Vla medium qualities
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AT CURRENT RATES,
LESS EXPENSES AND FREE oF ALL COMMISSION.
Bills of Exchange on any European Center
Bought and Sold
III. public notified that prepared to issue
TRIPLE CURRENCY CREDITS.

entirely and original with this House, and the
Copyright s reserved thereto.
fhe o. Pounds Dollars and Francs
in the propoOn and senhye and eRshe- the bona a
draw point Of the travelling circuit OF As world in ih
available at that point - ,,. i,
Continental disturbances these Crc VII - oan
particularly useful them Drafts be made upon London de
Gold viii probably eohtnae no he
Of France The traveller thus becomes
merely local disturbances HAVING the choice Of
LONDON PARIS NEW YORK N drss upon
NnhnE could he.er iluarats hs Ynlae Of these Nrrla
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

The earnings Of the Dies MUines Valley Railroad for the
fourth week ia August were: -
5E ~ la9....= lBiF 81 Increase 5s8 70
re ii - sc3Oi2 q Incase.... 500 81 35
Tie following T. the movement in dry goods for the
week: Catered for consumption, S,s39oO: Withdrawn,
s7s5.595 warehouaed, SG7ss0.
Tho receipts 81 fractional currency the L. Treasury
for tho week ending to-day, amount to $4,000 ship
men:stO Assistant Trearurers, DeposltOrles Natlonai
Banks and others: Notes, u % So fractional currency
STq54O 81 Muated Bank notes burned during the week
s6000: total amount burned s2sG25l8 currtn y Issued
bills destroyed during the week. S~ iG0i total amount
DESTROYED sg-Gfs5T5 balance due for mutilaed notes
sI0l7I4s: circulation outstanding al th- date s22y 4,
Coo Treasurer spinner holds in trust security for cir
cation S342Of-5O: and for public deposits, s1t34lOO
frae tona currency redeemed and destroyed during the
week, sigi,ln
Internal revenue receipts to-day 4Ol,359; coin
balance in Treasury to-day, including certificates,
S9649s1 19s currency balance, S56lOi9; com eefun
cates. S243i2,s2O.
The monthly report of the Naval Officer AT New York,
for August, shows the collections 10 have been
on $40 ne largest Of duties ever received In
large receipts Of day those Of the 2tth oi
Ausuet. when they amounted 10 STl,|A.
The following applications for Natonai BANKS nave
been granted during the week ending to-day by the
Controller Of Currency A. j. Brown and Others al
Hastings Mich: BENJAMIN H. Wilson and others, al Mar
T. e. Pond and Others Chippewa Falls, Wis; j. G. 81
lnonsOn at Holly, Mich. K +. Atkinson at I"rt Huron
Mich. Tie following were organized during the week:
Farmers Mutual Bank ~ stanford KY; capltal sl00e0
paid ia capital. S5Jg j. II. -hanks IRE -ldfnt; J r.
Guslev Cashier Monmouth National Bank OF Monmouth,
H.: capital, SlC0OOG paid In capital $1,000 A. e HARD
iu.. President: ". +. Wiley. cashier.
Customs receipts week ending September 3. Inclusive
York ; OG55 Boston, S5l9,31g baltimore s20l s0l;
PLiIadc phii, sZGj 123-lOtal, F,gl5,35H.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

PErROLE MA branehs Of tn trade have been quite dn %
demand Tor export, and very ur from
nf We hesu
ts rude bali month delivery BE. Nsphths H0mi-
nal 0le or he there bat Moderate business tunsaei
to-day IS 3yd 20 25 seller option J1 days on Upper - JJd
IN AID = 60 - iO Oh tty Sales last evening
a. tptar of 80 hbs In Refined owing
IN. ted offerings t- disposition ie OF exporters o
transacted the market however
muu quite for aud % for October end November
sale. 4 bbs In obbng lots a p
re In Phi sha market quiet but hrmrr; the only
M heard Of l00 bb for September flvrr7 A. -Jl The
Refined J hbi Crude, 100 bbs Exports
Yorsto TO-DAY Were Rehnel, JuIJ hhs.
RCE-The msrte remains qet bu hrm sales we're made from
ond hands Of ew lots n Rargoon At itG1lc
STGARS-Raw sill hrm, especially good refining grades and
b.s ba quite bno7ancy Fir good refining
l4 sale- o! 75B Lhs $. 0 for Cuba 23c for Deme
r ate for Porto Rico and 900 boxes Havana al ste Refined
6rm A l3lc FOR lIsrI. l2sc for " bite 80
SFED-Tbe market Timothy quite dali and prices
". onote AZ bush Clover ia Inactive at AdIe q h
C,lclts Iinseed s quiet anl unchanged at - 2i 2sk
active for common. Choice u
erce and wanted o 90 Common at JQlc Choice would
brug t8l 1yc. -
TALLOW-The very quiet but steady Nc business
.ct-i We ouoie AZ % gsc for inferior to prime
WIIISKY-Ts fairly and steady 8,c sales o 20
bbls bound 40 price
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Earble ano 5lale Alanlfls.

IINANEI.ED Site MANTELS.- Plain,
harti- az Decorate pde-s h,a 70 "a 30 sBs p-srs
As s-ss EVER asse1 IIJs 1As ana srasasstsl
fGNkHiN 5LA7 & c.. Hs. 90 Wsr sassssS-G
Between y rb ssd sru,vss
NJ ARBi.E and b ARBLEIZFD NANTELS,
- ei.'fsos's Iss Tab Panbss tbsss.. shSvrsszi
w s-s'' s''r- 80 81 MA GLs Pne.1 rs4sesd.
' ALABkk a. II f'E E'sssssssSt ks..forL
III AEHLDiLkD SLATE MANTELS.-kich
EiEHAkI O 80 III -. =. Tt- sts sss mrs, 1ss az
- kLABER a Co., Marble Works, 217 to 223
bDsW p. 4' '. sr brusdus. MsIte
ri D he rft.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

IA, FaneiaI Chronicle has just issued its statement
n, tn. cotton crop Of the United for the year enc
ing september l. 1870 We regret that We have moi RON
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Copartutrsbip Hotires.

DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHlP.-Ih
~ ln % AO1BE COELiKs ,hs day dissolved By mgna con
ED. L COnLIES Withdrawing q hlhesth
Iqaa.tar Wa. A. Kobe
N-s-4arl ..gt @ 1870 I'D. J.. COILlES
CUPAkTEhk-iuP NOTCH
wil
thI tie Aa'nu Comussun Business under he 81 WI A.
Kobe Co.. 10 81 Lrrtart. Me->rs 10. G. fklCkh
q d. IHJaS and g. GORDON retaining 'he respective Interests
- --
n Ea tORLES Ein he direction Of The sales depart
u-l' s. tr....s h-stb wI rermi. VIZ A. KOBBk.
Nev g. .. -....a ig-l FREDERIC h KDBBE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

for the whole interesting statement but we can gave
only the following items:
The total receipts Of cotton the Atlantic and cur
shipping ports, this year. has been 2,9i l1 bales agat
2lo0i2s bales last year. II add the slnpnenIS
from Tennessee and elsewhere direct 10
we have the following the crop statement Tor he '"o
-ys.r sniin. ; segt i.a;o
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
printing.

las. FVERDELLs CARDS, 3O2 Broadway
- sIk Bs.-es Jlers Of Dancing Ball Carls ko-etes A.
KETM. FNERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Eulton-st.-
w LIrr3a R4PHIC, GIEAs JOB PRISTERs ssd LABEL
BAFuFAf fIifkNs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
sATrRnAY,s WEATHER. REPoRr-s A. Y.


IMMATURE ALMANAC.
HUn nsea.... 53l 6l5 Moon fs..., 1888
DAY.
9.50 Heb Gate Al
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

goes aud III.
Jecef
par .t evening We quote:
sour Dol o. ONO Ill 60d - Is
NO , 75d sSlOhio R0undhO0p
t0d 85 iSbppngl..... 100 70
siae hfra hrasdl... O0d % ONO Trade BIRDS tQ 40
state Fancy do 5 " S White
Nesth shipping 5 OO1 90 Ohio fad and Mica T5d
"ooi 10 choice spnnE Double Extra do do. 40D rs
W beat kIas..... 216 % ST. Louis Single Exits Gd 40
MRnesota lows Rr Double Rrt 40
bItrs Amber Indiana 81 Lama Triple E1t a .
Oho and Michigan M hran 10d 3 IS
Southern PoaT inactive and neglected. sales bb We
quote:
Bait Alex Gorvetown nird n 80 6sd S5 o.
bait. Alex. NJ Georgetown Er nd Family.
d5a
Richmond Country. .................... Dd IS
Co.. = .;,,''''''''
1eorrA and Tennessee krtra and Fsmiy...... I3a 10
rye Flour quiet bat arm; the sales lS bbs We qnoie;
western 81 Goa - 50 state ami PENN - Eoat9 -
orn Meal reaker demand the sales are ' bO
We quote
Com Meal Jesey. 75dsl Com Meal Brrc.. s3 goa
Corn Meal Weston. 00d % C.. Meal, Brwe dtb ~
sxPORTS sEPT l 1910, TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

The crop OF Island the past year nae htcu a. ~
lows: Florida, 9,9iS bales; Georgia 9225 halts' Houh
Caroline. 1894 bales. Total, 26,507 bales -,
Tho earnings of the Michigan Central 4Of TIE MohtI VI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
60 D1bOm II man Gcnrern

60 Ubom II man 0crtern
USTS NATURF RF.-FOR SALE-A live,
Il h,It. HERHAPHRODTTE LAMB being perfect ard
prec ere I'D other remarkable ard Extraordinary sexual deTe
oerts Fr further culsrs address " R Bigg bTocs VILE O. W
NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT-NOticc is hereby
~ gvs1 The Peterson steam Fire Engine and Machine Oonpany
n have Es made assignment 20 Tie
rrcf for the equs benefit Their erafs sna that
exhibit ter respective claims on e Oa-h ~ Slllna
nI,dlu OBJ. of three months. BOBEtI HAYES.
Dt..1. t.-u1 g. 100
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0l O'Clock A. VI.


500 S SEQ Cou - .....cll2l looo L. lo4O Comp.
L. X Cou f4... ....Ill 20 600 q. T. $40 Cou
sO 5. 52U Cou 65 n......oi % llo
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

The following is a comparative statement OF the eh
ports of specie from the port Of NewYork TO foreign
ports for 10 years. Jan. to Sept TO- lsIo ana ioi ~
rorrespopdine period In the undernotad years:
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29
RIVER NEWS.
Tuesday. March y

TUESDAY. Mafcn ~.
The river Is low and falling slowly, with
about 20 inches on Van Buren Bar. Weather
clear. as.le. o. .r.- ' t,....
The Importer, is at Ozark, waiting for a
rise. ..,
The Ferry, Boat Cherotse, for Fort Gibson,
left Little Rock on the 25th.'
sB"A passenger, on a late trip on the
Packet Co.'S new White River boat, the II. r.
l'du, speaks in high praise of this boat and
and her entire outfit, and says:
"On the arrival Of the cars ut Duval Blun,
we found the UdH waiting, and rs soon as
the passengers and baggage could pc trans
ierrcd backed out for Memphis. While wait
ing the Captain of the Commercial came over
and offered to take one Of our party passage
iree II we would go over on his boat; but
although the inducement was good, the at
fractions and reputation of the Walt was
Stronger. The UaH, ] should judge Is The
most popular boat,-Mr. Il. WALwoRrH u
da;hing clerk, and who is very attentive and
pollte to all his passengers al,d trys TO make
It pleasant for them and should judgewould
draw many passengers-hc Is certainly very
much of u gentleman"
.S-From the Little Rock Gdxet,e Of the
Ath, we get the following gof
Tr'vate telegraphlc dispatches from wash
ington yesterday, brought the information
ll'at the Arkansas Packet Company has Sc
cured thc contract for transporting the mails
from Memphis to Jacksonpoft. .a
SINKING or THE GUInoN.-A dispatch from
one OF the Clerks. to Capt. II. g. ioBards. last
evening. announced the sinking ef the Mem
PMS and Arkansas River Packet Co.'S steamer
G"doR. ut the Harris CROSS place. 40 miles
above the Arkansas Post. at o'clock Wednes'
gay morning. Shelsunk to tho boiler deck.
Boat and cargo a total loss. No lives lost,
she had on board the heaviest freight of the
Season. We believe She was no. Insured.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29
Yerger's Escape.

The Memphis Ledger gives the follow
ing in regard to the escape of Col. Yer
ger:
The prisoner had sued out a writ of
habeas coypus before Judge Trimble, of
the Vicksburg district, and he had made
the writ returnable before him at Jack
son, which is in the district of Judge
Tarbcll The attorney general objected
to any hearing of the case before Judge
Trimble, sitting out of his district, on the
ground that he had no jurisdiction to
make the writ returnable at any place out
side of his district, and no jurisdiction to
try the case in another district, while
Judge Tarbell and all the judges of the
supreme court were present at Jackson,
and competent to try.
Governor Alcorn, after protesting to
the counsel of Yerger against the alleged
illega! proceedings, prepared message
to the Legislature recommending the re-
moval of Judge Trimble from office, say
ing to the friends of Yerger that he was
determined that the law should net be
openly violated by one of the judges in
his very face when he had the power to
prevent it by removal from office. Before
the message was sent, however, the coun-
sci for Yerger and the attorney general
agreed on Il continuance for four weeks.
This was on Saturday. the 18th. On the
morning of the 18th the community was
startled by the news that Yerger had es-
capped the night before 1t is said that
Yerger went before day light, on Sunday
morning, to public boarding house, i'll
quiring for friend from room to room,
and leaving messages for that friend to
take the first train for New Orleans that
he made no secret whatever at the board
ing house of his name, but boldly told
the inmates who he was
1t was thought he would be re-arrested
as both the military and civil authorities
were securing the country for him. No
doubt, too, a large reward will be offered
by the governor for his apprehension.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

Eg- The steam Ferry Boat Van Bwen,
having been newly painted and repaired
is now making, decidedly, an improved
appearance. We understand that Mr..
FIoKLIN, the proprietor of the Stage line
to Keetsvilc and also to Little Rock, has
commenced suits against the Ferry Com
pany for detention of mails and passen-
GERS. As there is to this, as of all other
questions, two sides, and it is understood
the trials will be had day, we will make
no comments this week
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

EF- Attention is called to the, adyer-
tisement of LA,ABUs & MoRRIs, Practical
Orhcians and Oculists. w H. SEEwALD,
Of Font Smith, is, The Sole Agent for the
sale Of their celebrated spectacleS. And
while you are looking at his spectacles
you will find he has a splendid stock Of
Jewelry and Fancy Goods in his line that
are worth giving a little attention to-
Read his advertisement and give him a
call ,sIbuGls D r }H.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

Es- Miss ICatolfue Giodsey, the "slccp-
ing girl of Tennessee, is still living,and,
as usual, awa<es and remains awake Eiue
minutes eleven times in twenty -four
hours Twenty years have passed since
the sun sbone upon her She looks well,
and is said to he very beautiful
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

Es~ The grand jury of the United
States circuit court at New Orleans, have
found sixteen indictments against each OF
the following persons: Waddy Thomp-
son, merchant; Isaac Wood, proprietor
of bonded warehouse Perry FulleI, ex-
collector of customs w. G. Gray, special
collector; f. A. DeWolf, deputy collect
or, and w. A. West, special treasury
agent Eight were for conspiracy to de-
fraud the government and eight for re-
moving merchandise from the bonded
warehouse of which Wood was proprie-
tor The frauds were perpetrated during
Fullers administration at the custom
house.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

re-" The advertisement of Mr.. j. ii,
SINGLETON, House and Sign Painter, by
referring to our advertisement columns
will be found Mr.. S. is steady, faith
ful workman and deserves the patronage
OF the public. Give him call.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

EE- Ouryoung friend BEN HODGES, is
fixing to open out a New Bakery in the
upper part Of the town. His father was
an esteemed friend and nothing would
please us better than to see his son do
well. May the New Bakery flourish.
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

ES- Mr.. CHAs. STEWART is putting up
a Store House, opposite Mr.. M. Lynch's,
east, and will, we learn, open it himself,
with stock Of Goods. The demand for
buildings of all descriptions is on the in
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Pay for your paper.
Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.

JUST published new edition of DR.. CuLvERwEIL' S
CELEBRATED ESSAY on the RADICAL CURE without
medicine) of SPERMAToRRHdA, or Seminal, Mental and
also, CONSUMPTION EPILEPsY, and FIrs, induced by
self-indulvence or sexual extrayagance.
re Price in n sealed envelope on y cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable essay, !,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
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use of internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain and efectual by means ofwhich every suffer
er' nd matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
nU-This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in pa IN envelope, to any ad-
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Es-,Capt. JEFF BALDWIN was enter
tained by some ofour young men, and Ia
dies too, on Wednesday night, with So
cial dance.
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Soda Fount for Sale!

A new Soda Fountain, with all the
Fixtures complete, for sale at bargain.
Apply to JOHN CUNNINGHAM N Co., Fort
Smith. I'm
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

Gf'- The Fayetteville Democrat, o! the
26th, wants the 9. Southern Minstrels "
from Ransqs, to send them IS, due that
Office. Their board bin in this city, is
also wanted. They are now entertaining
the citizens Of. Fort Smith, ...s...
The Van Buren press., 1870-03-29

EE- A match for shooting Snipe, has
been made between Col. jim KING, and
Mr.. NoRTHCUT, for one hundred dollars
a side and will commence to-day, Tues
dav, on Vine Prairie, and continue two
davs There is a commotion among
sportsmen and a good attendance may
hc eypected on the Prairie.