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Francis Xavier. West slixteenth street, New York.
where requiem mass Will Ds offered up for the re-
Iose o. nis sou, on FRIDAY morning, az Ten O'CLOCK
Johns College, Fordham, N. Y. The friends and re-
latiyes and those OF HIS brothers. Peter and Phillip
Murphy, and ais brOthers-in-aw, Jonn Reilly and
John Bracken are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral, without further notice.
MooRE.-At NewtOwn. i. l., on wednesday, Octo-
ber s. after short illness, MARY b. wife OF VIM. s..
Moore and daughter Of the late David Marshall.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
5, CHARLES IL. McGIANEss aged years . months
the friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, nom his late residence, 16l
Garden street. this uhursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
PaIMR.-On Tuesday, October 4. WILLIE s. eldest
son oil william J. and Laura >. Prime aged ~ years
The funeral viii be held at the residence No. $50
West Twenty ninth street, tins Crhursday afternoon,
at one O'Clock.
Albany papers please copy
| Run.-on Wednesday. october s. LYMAN, son or
Gabriel and Hattie ). Ruiz, aged month and days.
Funeral this Thursdayl afternoon. at half-past
Two O'Clock, from the residence OF his grandfather,
| 5. T. Andrews, Passaic, n. j.
| sEABuRY.-ln Brooklyn ON Tuesday evening. oc-
| tooer =, suddenly, ELIZABETH SEADURY, vile OF
Adam Seabury, aged n years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family respect
luily invited 10 attend the funeral, irem the Wash
ington street Methodist Episcopal church, Friday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
/ SHEA.-On Tuesday, October 4, EDWARD SHEA,
| aged year months and ii days.
| Inc funeral WIN take place from the residence OF
his parents IS Mott street. this Thursday afternoon,
az TWO O'Clock All friends OF the family respect
| fully invited to attend.
snERIDAN.-At their residence, 1893 Tenth avenue.
JAMES, infant son or Jonn and Margaret Sheridan.
Tne friends OF The family are requested 10 attend
| the funeral. On FRIDAY afternoon, at one O'Clock.
/ WALSH.-On Sunday, October 2, at Savannah
| Ga, CARRIE f.. wife OF Dr. w. M. Walsh. and
! daughter OF Samuel Down, Esq, OF this city.
| WARREN.-At Verona, " Y, on Monday October
| Q, JOSEPH H. WARREN, late OF the firm OF Pinch0t,
| Warren x Co.
Funeral services will take place at the Church of
| ST. Michael West Thirty y-second street, near Ninth
avenue this tThursday) morning, at eleven o'clock.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
| fully invited to attend.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was buoyant and generally
higher. The following the latest street prices:-
Tennessee. ex coupsn s2h q 621; d., new, sos4
6l Virginia, ex coupon So Ca do. new, Gs u 65;
do., registered stock, DID, So 53h; Georgia sixes
SO ss; do. ssvens, 90 o1; do. do, old, 90 90;
North Carolina. ex osupsn, SO q 50s1; do, funding,
1866, IS 40; do do., 1865, 81 SO; do, new, 27h
2S1a; ds.,special tax 2a "a; Missouri skies, soH
81; DO, Hannibal and st. Joseph. aOl. 0I;
Louisiana skies, II II; do, new SO 81;
DO. ievee skies, 10 rs; do. do, eights,
81 q 30; do. penitcnticry sevens, rs 49, do.
rairsad eights, so a 49, Alabama nves 70 q 72
do. eights, 100 lo1; do. railroad eghts, 03 9s;
South Carolina skies, so q "a; do., new, January and
July, 81 80; d., new, April and October, 8s a 20;
de-, registered Stock old, 10 75 Arkansas sixes 62
65; do. sevens es 20; Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
sterling, 80 49, do, interest eghs 7s IA do Sec
ond mortgage eights So IS; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage sevens. 7s a so; do do,
second do. eights, 67 . 10; New Orleans and Jack.
son first mortgage, So SO; do. do. second mort
gage, 70 q "; Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
nrst mortgage, "a SO; do. do, second mortgage ~
"a; Greenville and Columbus Railroad, guaranteed
by South Carolina, 90 q 81; Macon ana Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, 7s a IS; Wilmington Char
lotto and Rutherford elghts, 4s SO; Memphis city
skies, 5s go; Savannah city sevens SO 81; New
Orleans consols, old, 72 rs; do. issued railroad
skies, 6S a ~; do, new, sevens, 72a74.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids to-day for the city
bank stocks:-New York. 1888; Manhattan, I47; Mer-
chants. IFS; Mechanics, 1856; Union 1856; America,
la5; City. 30; Phcnix, l07; Tradesmen's 15l;
Mechanics and Traders, 100; National, ia:
Merchants Exchange, 100; Seventh Ward, ILL.,
State OF New York, los; Commerce, 12ii4; Broad
way, $50: Mercantile l25. American EXCHANGE
ll5; Chatham, ITO; Hanover, 100; Irving, 1907
Metropolitan, 1870; Citizens, 13o East River. no.
Market. 125; Nassau, 100; Shoe and Leather, 1853;
Atlantic 9o Importers and Traders, 1885, Park, 100;
Central National, lo5; Fourth National lo5; Ninth
National no.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

ALLEGED LARCENY OF COTTON.
Thomas Frazier was tried upon . charge OF steal.
ing bale Of cotton on the Goth Of September the
property Of Leggett q Co. The accused was q car.
man and brought q load Of cotton to the New Haven
boat, which was not received. When he returned
to 40 Weststreet there was one bale missing. The
evidence was not conclusive to hts guilt and his
previous good character having been admitted by
the prosecution the jury rendered verdict OF not
guilty.
CONVICTION OF HORSE THIEF
George Weber was tiled and convicted OF grand
larceny IN stealing horse and wagon from his en-
Dloyer, Natnan Swltzer, on the LIST OF August The
Recorder evidently had no sympathy to expend
upon horse thieves for ne sent Weber to the state
Prison for five years.
"A FRAIL DAUGHTER or EVE SENT TO THE PENIrEN-
ENI# TIARY.
Eva Henry, who was charged with stealing thirty
dollars from Edgar Purcell on the loth OF August
pleaded guilty To petit lar ceny, and was sent to tho
Penttentlary for three months.
The following Ii the calendar for to-day:-The
People vs. Waiter Burke. Frederick Peck, Thomas
Dunlap, James Dannigan, Joseph Brown, William
Bailey John Daley, Lewis Crosby, Harris Levy, John
Wagner, James Oates and Andrew Koebel, b rg-
larry; J. Cross Nelson, George Edwards Cornelius
ferguson, Thomas Mcdonald, Amelia Elliott and
Mllliam Smith, grand larceny; Micnaei Lynch
William Norton and William ]. Smith, larceny from
she person; James Hanni.an, robbery.
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THE COURT S
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Prosecution Of Bonds.

Prosecution Of Bonds.
Assistant United states District Attorney Emerson
IN about insituting series OF suits against bonds
Ne aggregate amount OF over $1,O00,o0O, given by
whlskcy and tobacco men to the various collectors
IN the Southern District OF New York to secure pay
mcnt Of taxes on whiskey tobacco, &c. ana who
subsequently rcinqushed business largely in
TOR taxes ~ the government on the articles named.
some OF these bonds have been liable to prosecution
Tor years, ana II IL now Intended To make clean
sweep of them
In addition 10 the bonds mentioned there are bogus
bonds 10 the amount OF nearly million OF dollars
which were received by collectors-most OF them by
one collector-from which, OF course not cent can
~ recovered There can be little doubt that most OF
tose bonds were filed either owing gross neglect
or completely on the part or certain
Csnciais Certain collectors have been charged with
oein2 m arrears In their accounts with the govern
menA wnen u was the fault OF the government in
n0t pripging speedy suits against bonds 1led with
Inc COLLECTORS In cases where the parties fling the
Donds had become liable Tor unpaid taxes. The at
enASon Vi the District Attorney being called TO
toese cases, there little doubt but pr secutlon OF
VAN WILL DC entered upon immediately.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct 5-6 Pm
CoryKr The marke. for Rio rule quiet but
steady Holders ndisposed operate except At full
previous figures There sold 1000 bags Santos ex
Anglo Norma in Baltimore private terms. Other kinds
were IN gnt demand and heard OF sales prices were
steady however for most grades We quote o ordinary
cargoes. 4@c H<c.; fair do, 15c 15ac good do IDc
alo,Sc.; prime do rc 7sc; extremes Tor lots l4,sc
lec. Java tgovsrnmen. bags 20c 22c do $3.50 grass
mats sc 2lc Singapore do lee. l9c Ceylon, lSc.
iyc. Aarscaeo, l5c . ls1c; Laeuayra, ione; lsc. ;
Jamaica. &c. l6c. ST. Domingo gold, bond ssc
Ceara, lbc. l7c. Costa Rica, 5.c lsc Manila loc
l7c Mexican, i5c. sc. savAnilia l5,sc scal gold.
CotroNFor this staple there demand for
export and spinning and improved inquiry for specula
ton and the sales were large Prices nrm, and closed
sssee hixher for low niddlins upland : Including
sv0 bales " arrive there were sold 4s20 bales,
Of which asol were taken BY exporters, i,54i
BY spinners, and S5s by SPECTATORS. The business
In future deliveries fair but irregular prces
the market closing however, strong Bgures
The safes 3vO bales basis low midr october mt
l5c 700 DO DO, At l5c. Ib5.c %0o do. I5s.c.
10 %6c 800 do do, nj l5c LOO do for January Ibc
M ioo Do :: o. b. m Mobile e.e do, O. b. "a .hareston.
.Uo do Tor December At 10 sic 40 do Tor do. lc
tlac yesterday 300 do for do. nj 10 y6c $40 b. In
Mobile and 3Ju do do. In Savannah private terms. The
closing quotations for lots the follows
nanf
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME COURT, CIR.
cUrr.-rPart 1,-Beiore Judge lngranam.-No civil
calendar. Part 2-Before Judge sutherland. Nos.
l6s2, l6sO, 40, 1906, 171d, l7ls 1870, l722 l724
1126 ti30. 173l, l73o l742 l744, 174d, 174s, 1852
SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAMBERs.- by Judge
Observation-Disclosures called NJ twelve M.-NCs 80 So,
~, ~, Ito, Ill. Call H.
= SUPREME CoURT-SrEcIAL TERH.-Held py Judge
Barnard.--No calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part l-Before
yuoge Barh0ur.-AdJ0urncd until next Monday.
fart z-Beiore Judge Freedman.-Nos. 10, I74, l76,
i'S ,ss ,so 1vo W. as4 2o4 2o0 2os, 2lo 2l2 2l6
Brunt-Nos. IT, TAO, 1884, 1856 76o Iee is7. Ise 300.
~, W2, 2o4, 2o5, 2o6. Pars 2.-BefJre Judge J. r.
Da!y..Nos l33 l4s, 2V7 2os, 2lo 2lI, 2I3 "a, 2l9,
2l6, 217, 2lS, 219, go. - -
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them into slavery either on account OF poverty or
On mere speculation. The vast number OF these
houses aud the asonishngly low price from twenty
nye 10 nifty dollars for handsome girl OF sxteenl
which the girls bring in Inc market, Is conclusive
prcof OF great prevalence OF this kind Of female
slavery. No statistics OF the number OF females pur
chased for serv!tude or prostitution have been
gathered by Chinese authority, so that all writer's
some having placed the number as high as ten per
cent Of the female population, and Others as low as
one per cent. But they all agree that IN late years
II has been surprisingly on the increase.
IN CONCLUsI0N,
% may be said that views and statements or the Da-
sure presented above. coming from practical man,
who, IRON motives OF interest as well as q desire 10
obtain information could only tell the truth In the
ance NJ the present hour Whether the importation
OF Asatc labor may or may not be a success In this
country ls question Tor time 10 determines; but In
view OF tne possible permanency OF the enterprise,
may De thought Wen TO observe what kind and
manner OF man this Is who 10 eject such revo-
iution among the laboring classes OF the United
ttHteh
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ASSASSINATION N NEW MAVEN.

On Tuesday morning, about seven o'clock, Mr.
Jesse L. Savage, of New Haven, Conn., who was A.
saulted in Prince street on Saturday evening last
ana stabbed eleven times by three footpads, who
TODnea MIN OF $1,000, died from the effects Of his
the abdomen and produced death, mortiicatIon en-.
suing. Ine ponce have made every effort to arrest
the murderers, Dut 80 far they have not been suc-
orange 10 arrest suspicious character reported 10
be In the woods there, but they were not able 10 n
MIN. The murder, committed under the crc um.
stantes that was. has created mucn exciiemenI No
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Wabash and Western, 52s 525s; do. preferred, rs
80; Fort wayne, 92% a 90; Chicago ana
Alton, ll2sl do. preferred l14A bid; Ohio and Mis-
sissppi, 80 a 33S; 81. Louis and Iron Mountain,
40 40; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, lo4A
lo4k Morris and Essex. s91s a 90; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph llosi bid; do, preferred. lIsA ia;
Columbus Chicago, and Indiana Central, Tx a
Tx.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
of Leading active stocks lurinu the day.
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present, testity that Mccal came to hls death by

q
blow upon the head.
SUMMING UP-rHE JURY LOCKED IN FOR THE NIGHT.
After the summing up OF counsel on both sides the
Recorder delivered an able charge, giving succnct
statement OF the evidence and the law applicable to
H.
The Jury not having agreed upon a verdict up TO
a late hour IN the evening were locked up for the
night. at
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THE MURDER CALENDAR
Two Murder Cases on Term Day in the Court
OF Oyer and Terminer.

The Case Of Quinn and MCCARTHY, Charged with
the Murder Of David Reischer-Quinn Pleads
Guilty to Manslaughtsr in the FRS. De-
gree-The Sheridan Michel Murder
Case-Ths Accused Pleads Guilty to
Manslnughtsr in tho Third
Degrse-Quinn and Sheri-
dan to be Sentenced
on Friday Next.
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POST OrFICE NOTICE.

JOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Ihe mails for Europe during the week ending Saturday,
Oct lo70 will close this oce lnesday Thursday
aud Saturday ut 2 O'Clock NJ aud the stations fol-
lows viz "A and b. II no. and ID, II 26; and " II 06
@ and III, 10 A. Nj. 4. III. JONES, Postmaster.
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POLITICAL.

Eth WARD WILLIAM N. TWEED ASSOCIATION
III Will hold their regular general meeting this tThursday
evening" at O'Clock at their No. Ninth street,
near Fifth avenue The of the Association win
present To receive their tickets OF
be admitted to the Tweed reception inst without
them. MARCUS HANLoS Presidsnt
NJ. J. MoKEsSA Secretary.
SAN. 4. SLOAN, Treasurer
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lhe market for wheat steady opening
yesterdays prices, but dull and heavy at the close
SAFES could not have been made concession OF c
n &C. The business transacted was very light The
were only about 10000 bushes at a 20 old No.
Chicago spring. and 81 AZ 81 90 for whte-the
!auer @ price Ior choce-aud' " ss for small lot
new amber Michigan. For No. I Milwaukee spring
81 ~ VI gS was ASKED. Rye dull and nominal;
ANAL ot old estern sold nj Soc quiet
prices were nm, owing TO the small oGerinss The
Were VvU bushels a. o6c. a @kc. Tor prime
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rLoUh AND GRAIN Receipts III 35b bb -four, $50 bags
corn meal T4o9 bushels wheat 2So0 DO. corn, 755
oa 4et40 do barley and 7,sU do rye. The market
State and western hour only moderately active but
prices were steady and firm, especially for the shipping
Grades which were sili The sales
pns For southern Hour the market quiet The
sales were to0 bbs Rye flour only moderately dealt
Dut steady IN value. The sales 30 bbs or
about 3OO bbs were sold prices wthn range
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


LEwIs-G -GEsLAIN-At Green point, on Monday even
Ing, October 3, by the Rev. Mr.. Mansfield, FRANK y,
LEWIS 10 Miss MARGARET Co. daughter OF Charles
4. Geslan
ScnoE FLrN-KEYs.-In this city, on wednes-
day, October 8, by Rev. Edwin +. Jones, JOHN T..
SCH0EPFLIN, OF Bridgeport Conn, to MARY c. KEYS,
OF GreenpOint, L. l., n. y
THoMsON-sHANKs.--On Wednesday, October s,
at the Madison Square Presbyterian church. by the
pastor. Rev. Dr. Adams EDWARD THOMSON to
SARAH T. SHANKs, daughter OF the late John Snanks,
M. d.. all OF this city.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from nat
to lie Tor borrowing. The European steamers took
out $227,59l specie. The operations OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold balances. 1915 ly2
Currency balances. s.................... 1904. 552
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ION TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT TUE LEAST
lJO. pain with Laughing Gas Beautiful sets of Goa.
unaoas Gam Teeth ON Rubber Sl0. al Dr. HoDlSka ~,
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Arkansas State Fair,
The third annual Fair ofArkansas A

The third annual Fair of Arkansas Ae9
ricultural and Mechanical Association
will be held at Little Rock on the 1lth,
18th, 18th aud 18th days Of October
next Arrangements are being made by
the Directors to make the coming exhi-
bition the grandest affair ever held in the
State, and it is hoped that the people will
commence now preparing for the event,
Farmers and Mechanics of Arkansas will
find this exhibition the place to bring in
to notice their articles ofproducc and
and all mcritorious samples
they exhibit will rebound to the credit
and honor of the locality producing them.
The people of Arkansas can make great
success of this fair if they will. The la
dies, too. are invited and expected TO
contribute specimens of their handiwork,
and this department Of the Fair will no
doubt be very attractive. Let everybody
that has anything worth looking at take
it or send it to the Fair.
The Association has been very liberal
in the premiums they offer, and many
special premiums are offered by outside
parties for the encouragement of com
petitors.
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TIE FIRST BAIL OF CoTToN The
|rst bail from this county was shipped
b the Gibson yesterday, to Mcssrs,
bNEs, MCDOWELL & Co., Little Rock.
Ind was from the Gin of A. NJ. GALA
AN & Co., and plantation ofNAT CoUcu.
lotion is coming in quite freely and the
Sins will soon be hard at work
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RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY, Sept 20.

Since our last we have had heavy rains.and
rise in the river and we have now some )
feet on the bars.
The Little Rock came in Thursday with n
good trip and went down the same day. She
isa No. boat and has Clerk presiding in
the Office, that is second to none, on the river.
We acknowledge lles of papers received.
The Gibson from Little Rock arrived Sun
day night and went down Moday. We are
indebted to Mr.. BRAsnEAR, her attentive and
popular Clerk, for late papers.
The j. $. Durham left Memphis on Thurs
day evening last.
The Il. Z. Gray left Memphis on the 10th
for this river--and may be looked for every
day,
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Ivan BuREN Cry MILLs.-The above
|rist Mills Of A. NJ. CALLAHAN & Co. arc
ow making Flour equal to any Of the
Cperior brands of Washington and Ben
bn counties, UNCLE CY takes great
Ride in doing everything, in the Mil
bic he has charge of, well. AS this is
be only Mill in our city grinding wheat,
ur farmers will do well to bring along
lcir grain and get their Flour. And
.om the sack that A. NJ. c. & Co. have
resented to rs, we can assure all that
ley will get flour equal to the best that
offered in this market Try and see
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lS" Hon. Mayor LYrLE announces
himself as q candidate for Sheriff OF this
County, Anything that we might say
for him would be supcrfluous. See his
card and give his claims candid rehec.
ton,
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re- Little four.year old the other day
|nonplussed its mother by making the
following inquiry: Mother, if man
is Mister amt q woman Il Misteryi"
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ES" DoUGuERTY d GLASS, have just
received by wagon, a good lot of BED
CHAIRS, &c. Give them q
call, as they will soon be disposed Of
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Ts-" I'm ruined,' rs the old woman
said when her house was on fire :, but
it's cold night and | may as well warm
myself" rH.-
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IS- Men who are all cheek are rarely
men Of brain Nature can't support too
much in one establishment.
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.7y" When in need Of FANCY TOILET
RTICLES, you will find them cheap at the
ity Drug Store Van Burcn.
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For cheap Drugs and everything
sually kept in Drug Stores 80 to SMYrn's
,ity Drug Store, Van Buren.
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ARrruL--Ata public house the land
ord has painted up outside his door,
! Good beer sold here but don't take my
yord for it ~
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e5Y" The place for country dealers, physi-
clans and planters Nc.. TO procure fRESll
RDUGS and MEDICINES, Is at SMrrHs S
City Drug Store, Van Buren.
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WoMAN--There is a purple halt TO the
grape, a mellow half to the peach, sun
my half to the globe, and better lay to
man.
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1869 e. 20.
Van Buren Agricultural Works
STEAM
Gin.

HNIE Van Buren Agricultural Works have
erected in connection with their other
works, Steam Cotton Gin, consisting OF
Two Sixty Saw Gins an Improved
Press, etc.
They are now prepared to receive and Gin
all Cotton that may be brought to them.
They have a large BRICK WAREHOUSE
for the Storage Of the Seed cotton, rs well as
when baled, ,Jree Of chGrge; thus obviating all
danger from fire We offer to cotton produc-
ers great inducements in the ginning OF their
cotton. "a.
cs- We will Gin, Press, Store and deliver
cotton OIL the river bank on as liberal terms
as any other Gin
we are nor rapidly rebuilding these
Works, destroyed By fire last ~infer. 1he
machinery, Gins and Mus. tciA de Of the
most improced styles. We 'cH DC read,
ness for Me FIRST Of the ensuing crop, ana
ask our old friends 10 remembc, as.
HAYMAN & SCOTT.
Van Buren,, Aug. lG, 1869 If
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The effect Of Simmons Regulator OF the
stomach, liver and kidneys is prompt and eff
fpciual |...-.
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re-" DoUGHERTY & GLASS have just re
wed large and splendid assortment
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
IRTAINS, &c, Give them q call.
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lB- New Wholesale and Retail City
rug Store is constantly in receipt OF New
Jods for sale cneap.
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MORE TRoUBLE--It is rumored on the
reefs that the Republican Central Com
|ittee of this County met yesterday, re-
| sed to endorse Boles and issued a call
h the old County Convention, that
opted the now famous Oliver Springs
Iatform, to reassemble at the Court
ouse in this city, on Saturday the 25th.
is said that the object is to repudiate
Des and instruct the Delegates to go to
new Republican Congressional Con
,ntion, where man shall be nominated
Universal Suffrage Platform. The
tall young oak Of the Petit Pean" seems
have no friends hereabouts since his
fpudation Of his own endorsement Of
Universal Suffrage.
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THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD
THE CELEBRATED
Bucks Brilliant,' >
COOKING STOVES.

HAVING been proven after fair trial to
J. l. be the
Best Cooking stoves ever made.
Having taken the following premiums, after
actual trial with all the Lending stoves Of the
country
First premium at every st. Louis Fair, for
the past ten years.
First premium at the New Orleans Fair
Jan. 1865, baking 8 lbs of bread with 80 lbs
of wood.
First premium at the Memphis Fair, Oct.
tSG9. baking II lbs of bread with Il lbs Of
wood. and
First premium at the New orleans Fair,
April, 1870, after trial, over the Charter Oak,
Fashion, American, Stewart and seven other
competitors.
And is the only Stove made that has nerer
been beaten.
Ege,y Store is gnoi dHteea 10 gre en-
tire Satisfaction or tho money refunded la
fW
FOR SALE ny
n. f. CORNELIUS,
Van Buren,, Ark.
RISK & JOHNSON, Memphis, General
Agents.
Mayl3'10 Gm
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Register and Vote.

The Board Of Registrars will also meet
| saturday the 22d day Of October and
Irtinue in session SIX DAYS to add
l. names Of any persons that may not
Iretofore have been Registered Let
bt vote be missing on the day of
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Summer Dress Goods,

A fine assortment of, very low for cash, al
~ july &, +. HARVENS'
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OLD RYE /!

lust received, 10 bbls of Whiskey, of va
j rious brands and quality, rs
mar 10 i. Nj, MEALS.
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rE5- Paints, Oils, Glass and Turpentine
peap, at SMYTH's Drug Store.
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Fancy Glassware,

DRESERVE Dishes, Glass Sctts, etc, etc. rs
J. well rs a full assortment OF Goods usual
Is kept In general store Call and see for
Yourselves. All goods sold very cheap for
cash or country produce, at
july {. +. HARNEl'S.