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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-01

FATAL AccIDENT.-A youth about thir-
teen years old, John Simpson, who lived
with Mr.. Stokely Daniels, Thursday, while
out hunting with two other boys, accident
ally shot and killed himself on the Green
field farm near this place. While getting
over fence his gun struck rail and was
discharged, the whole load entering
his head, killing him instantly. He is
said to have been sprightly boy, brought
from Philadelphia, where his parents re-
side, to Virginia, by Mr.. Daniels about two
years ago.-ESSer Gazette.
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Senate Judiciary Committee ANA Who nh,
servo II elected, there need ba Mo fear that
sons. - 1sompo 'I' pcf-
Infer from Louisa quotation from Jndee,
eafoour's remarks he must be quite younr.
or ne would know that whilst these remark
Wnen uttered were but just tribute to the
magistrates courts of that day and time.
shey would not be OF all applicable as Of
the present time. The magistrates co,,rt
was very different thing then when such
men as Governors Giles, barbour, and their
IKE, had the appointment of magistrates
ana by the way in which it was MANAGED
the magistrates were self-perpetua1;nc
eoay) from what it has been since mapis.
trates were elected by the people-an cleo
tion to the Office depending more upon a
cross road influence, to say nothing worse.
Ia'ner fnan upon the merits or qualification,
OF sne candidate. As Louisa saws. ga lit
tie knowledge is dangerous thing" and
snoald these offices be filled By men who.
according to his own showing, can know
put little, in my opinion the C country will
pay very dearly for their services, no mat.
ter how small the salary. In conclusion. !
wln give Louisa the benefit of the other
hne OF the couplet: 'Drink deep. or taste
not the Pierian spring" AWHILE. .'
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VIEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

,.,--,xr CoiroNs.-The Importance OF
'S. :n.r cancelled coupons us vouchers
,c,rut,v been singularly illustrated IN u,
.4- roiron division, Registers once. II
80, ~ ,>r.hars be remembered that some
.,s since number of coupons were re-
".',s - che suh-trcasury in Boston and
,s','E ,rr from German hondholders. and
Y.,:,- examined at the Trcasurer's office
900 Known out rs counterfcits. they
49,. ,.. submitted to the experts and engra-
c-d after careful examination were
...,.,r,cd cxccllcn. counterfeits. 1t was
3oot they we're printed abroad, for Ter
-, orrrayinr was clearly defined. Inns
',yc.y created quite . futter in financial
and ;hc Assistant Treasurcrs were
-r;shciw;ih enlarged photographs 10 en-
~, thcm 10 guard against receiving any
.,ann;crfcits were sent to the bankers
.., md again returned, with the as
.-,,,,. ;hcv were genuine; that coupons
,~.,, tho same bonds had heretofore
sid. and the owners we're responsible
Accordingly, the records were
'-Il,ln3 the little bits Of paper hunted up,
,.4 The coupons pronounced counterteits
,..'c +ound to exactly fit the coupons al
.c.ay paid. ..o. .,o
-,.,.cl ,oupaus were genuine, and the
- a,rIicti Nv the parties before deceived
- .h,:y opinions left them no room to doubt
t.;, mistake. These coupons have accord
..,v hcen paid, as the commences OF the
,..r.as By which they were compared is
...oh.shci by the records Of the office. nc
49, -. COUPONS of their number have ever
,,Y resented for Washington
r-bdltimore San.
GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI SENATOR'S
Uss4:niton, February 27.-The Senate
,.1.,;arv Committee had FIVE hours session
,~.-rriar on the Georgia and Mississippi
,,.s,.r~. end finally decided to report il
..,- O.! the admission Of General Ames n
.,.q,o. from Mississippi, Oh the GROUND
in, although at the time in the army, h
ii declared his intention to resign ant
sc tia; State his permanent residence
Tie committee believe the declared inten
IN makes him citizen of the State. II
re case Of Tie new Georgia senators
W.,;e,v ard Farrow the committee decided
+ -crort that tie Legislature had no lega
mt to make such an election. The com
r.,;tce will Low proceed to inquire if Hill
,I; Miller. the old senators, were elected
'.a majority Of qualified members of tn
la.ss!atu:c.- Washington telegram-Bal
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mi: Mr: Charles W. Butte on yesterday sub
hi .! TO US the following receipt as re-
,n:u.ting testimony against statement pub
llshed in this paper on the 25th February :.
100 Received, Norfolk, September 2sth,
1905, OF Z. ". BUTTE two hundred and sixty.
I'VE collars In full for my bounty, collected
from the Government by said Buttz.
his
JACOB p FENTREs."
mark.
We, the undersigned witnesses, certify
that we saw the above money counted and
paid. PHI. WH1rEBHuRsT
C.R. WHITEHURsT.
Norfolk Journal.
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sHER1rF,s sAiE'E ! I !

nY virtue Of the Order Of .hss Court in
D~lliis cassI wiltsslla aoahs highest bid.
III as Abbsville e. Hon Ne fist Mon
dag 10 December, next, within ythe :legas
'hours of Sheriff sale, 'ths following gflacr'
of tanG towt: 2s5 ssai&&5,a &c d.
I slat ,THE 5Ho MB,f fPl;a NTAFieN'a
coutainlua 1000 acres; more ;ats less
bounded Ly tsudsoa Js*, ". Frazer. 81 III,
and others. -,
u sbd. q arHE J q q; ADAMS I : :!s TRACT r. e.;
containing 1890 acres, more or less,
bopuded:by 7andssso 8. McGo~an, estate
Of J.. Allen, y: ]. Davis, and oilers 2.41s
3d., "rHE. BAKER TRACE :
eoutaiping 200 acres, mese Or less,
bounded by lands Of Saml Jordan, Thos.
Jackson, snd others. ~ ,'', = - .. ''.' ,
One House and Lot,
So Y gyEEIiN 'Df[; ,2cHW
In tie Town of Of Abbevi|le, containing
One and Half acres, p
more or LESSON Main Street, opposit the
Methodist Parsonage. ,@..
Levied upor as the property Of Enoch
Nelson, ads. Ely obedholset and sun.dry
other creditors. ..eJ... ;ff~F ~
. A.
- =. - -. 49,, n. s. CAsON,:, !
-, f1A Sheriff Abbevills County.
+, Sheriff7s Office. } f"'' ~ ~ = go,
Il Nov r. 1910. 1{.iEH 49, pr /
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Estate Of David L. BoZenan, Deed

.TOHN j. BOHEMIAN, Adm'rof the
u above Estate, hereby gives notice,
to all concerned that he will settle his
ADMINISTRATION bofore; the. Judge of
Probate for Abbcville County on
Thursday tho 18th of December next.
If there should be any demands re-
manning unpaid and due by the Estate
of D. L. Bozemau,i decd, or ragaiRst D..
l.. & J. J. Bozcn. an, such must be pre-
scntcd to the subscriber on or before
the day mentioned for settlement, viz:
18th December, as on that day the
Administrator will demand Letters
Dismissory. ,.i-.,..,rI al s.-
JOHN J. BOZEMAN.
Nov. 18, 1870 30 Al; .+..2.
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LET Mcssrs. J. II. Vance, Moseley
4 Cos advertise d select stock: Of snew:
GOOD rat their new store, at Hodges
Depot. Their stock embrases an ex-
tensive' assortment Of the best goods
in their line, and in styles, quality
and prices wi ill be found to spit the ne
tastes and requirements of their pa
irons. They are eutelprising gentle
men who will spare no effort 10 please,
and we trust will receive the. patron
age ~thoy merit Give them u call:
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FLORENCE SEWING MAcHINE.-In
another column will be found the ad-
vertiseuent Of this very excellent
Sowing Machine, of which Mrs. John
A. Mays, of our town, tis the agent,
The merits of the machine are well
set forth in the advertisement, and we
trust will be duly tested oy our friends
Give il atrial. f9#f2@ -
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MON J: : .
T0'.zt;h5e, = !. It! Il, n Needy. e.

NURCUsToMEDs and FRIENDS
~ will remember that we sold
our GOODS SOLELY upon tho ex-
pectation of receiving payment 1or
them on or before the lst October:
"Time about is fair play" we
need money to carry on our business
We have assisted you-now help us ana
save that heavy interest.
Our accounts for 1869 must be
olosed-friendly if we eau, forcibly if
we must. f I5 SFf
WALLER & BROTHER. ] :!
Sept %, 1870, s2-tf
g..
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1st.-Perfect security to Policy-hold,.
crs. ..,
2d.-Lew rates of premium.
3d.-A clear and definite contract
4th.-Non-forfeiture guaranteed by a
clause in every Policy. b.: ..l..eC.;
5tb.-A liberal cash surrender: value
provided for by tho terms OF Its
Policies. j; .e,si,-. 49,,
6th.-No unnecessary or illlbcral re-
strietionsas regards residence, trav-
elling, Or occupation. ,,.,. j :,
7thsAA Policy issued in the State OF
New York in flavor; of;a wife, on
the life Of her husband, is secure
r, from the claims {of her husband 8
creditors. 49,, ..rc-giE
sth.-The premiums charged BY the
7UNrvERs! AZ arc based on American
mortality. and the interest asnHa1y
II realized OH money. It's Policy hold
. ers are,therefore guaranteed insur'
ance to the full amount Of the pre-
niurds 'paid. 3;izt f's2'. 40 ,'if,
NV. iTpFARR0w, Agent,
,..:. :..,,,.,>r,5 ..ofGrccnwood, S, Q.
: Noy;25, 1870, 31-3ms IA. io5
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.,]E, EXTRA ATTRACTION.

Herr scbrof' Trained Wild Beasts; will be
exh! bi, ed coujointly with the Circus, Perform
ances. without additional charge. Herr
scroff, the great Linn Hunter, will enter the
Den Of Lions: giylug an exciting and thrill
lirg PEI f,rmance WITH these Ferocious Animals
of the Forrest. ex-mplifying the Immense .Po
teosy that Man swields ever the Brute Creation
{. Tie 0p,iieat Resources Of the Superb -
Capitalization of 'Arensic q Talent,
To delight and amuse are Of character quite
new III this country. The Exhibitiuns tlis
season will be enriched md adorned by Per,
formers inimi, able in their, special roles. and
the spleudor Of the Entertainments Will be en-
hanced by every acceasnry requisite 10 make
them .:esnnt in style and finish, and mayu'-
fc.uL in their general character.
TIE great variety Of celebrated Performer,
in his Troupe is potent to snstain the elevated
standard of excellence acquired by this PoPu-
lar Circus =,
A per,iral Of the annexed list of famous nc.
tors will ssrvs Of pniFable evidence 10 cont' m
The promi.e, that the attained eminence ana
conspicuous superiority Of Stone d. Murrays
Cireu. will bs amply maintained, this Season
Behold the attrnctiensl
Exhibitions will be given Afternoon
= and Night. cTEt,
Commencing al Saud 7lo'elock. Does open
one our previous. fs - ~ -,
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!: !. NOS ! D sgG.E.
.pll!is : Notice J.

rs hereby. given i i to all parties inter, m
ested in The Estate efsthe Key.
Arthnr Williams, deceased, hate of: Alb.
bcvilie County,that ON the 10Th De
ccmbernext, We wilF make q settle.
mcntef said Estate in."thc office oi
the Judge ofsProbat, for:AbbeFite
County, and demand letters dismis-
soryias Executors. of the snme.E :
JAM ESQ. WILLIAMS,s i: * J. !
s GEORGE w: WIItEIAMS, 8
. Noisia 1874 %, 4t
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TROVBRIDGE ( CO., .

uAVE COMMODIOUs STORE
II ROOMS, and will store Cotton,
Corn, or anything else, on reasonable
terms. .@it,,H fHt
Liberal Cash advances made on
Produce Of any kind shipped through
,,s. to charleston, Baltimore tor New
York. They have business arrange
meuts with the best Houses in the
above named Cities; and ictafn offer fl. fl
cilitics, in tho shipment Of the pro.
dncts of the country, unsurpassed by
any other house in the State. :. '1
Particular attention is called to our
large stock of PLOWS!ihow tin store,
with the remark, that we .ars.prepar-
ed to furnish any Agricultural Im pie
ment wanted, ut Menufastnrsr,s phi.
ccs, with freight added. ,t,1,... ,,., -
TROWBR1DGE T. co.
Nov 1S, 80. tfsI4I. IL, .s5ers--.-,s,.,:.,;;;
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LIBERAL
CASH AnTANCES.

sINttl.NIV Z2.3 4 kSsFFF II s'Rs II Y"
Made. on Cotton shipped through u"
to the best Houses in Now York, Bal:
tisnore and charleston. &t~ Z N3 y
Norwood, DlQlplr;e'' 4 Coo
. st.&ty -aS 3d. ~ 81 - - g.. ss&0
= Sept. so, 1870, oa-tf g. ; -
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sHER.I-rl|!lF!,s5S SALE.

p
nY VIRTUE Of suudry wria Of Fieri
0 Facias'.o, meId diteetea,a will 'ss'i at
AbheyilIe Cear. House, 90 SALE DAY;
in DECEMBER next gi'ljn the IegaI
hours Of sale, the following properly 70
wit: .-..-...-.. -. ~.
ons House and Lot 59s
4 ths Tavo i i.ib iA.itbsviIs, containing two
and half: acres, more Or Q, less, lss!sa tsa npsh
ss!hs properly Of l; Ranch = h{01 mssF' nsa S (.
W. I'm. SMcGowau and others, ads. D: Z.
WsrdIaw, N VI, Joel Smith, Surviving Ex-
aecu,or, and ssundry otIerctedi'ors
Terms Cash.
,..v HEMRY2s. .CAsoNs5
e - / 1shssiff AbBevilk county.
s!!s:::g,,< cs:s. Nos.l2, 1916 ~
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500 Acres,

more or less, situate in the County'of Ab-
bevil!e, on Ssluda river, and ,boundsdgey
lands Of Thomsss Garter, ". Riley. !spass
KiIIiucsworth, and Others, levied upon Us
tie property. ot Won T. Jones ads. State
uf South Carolina for others. -
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PLANTATION
TO RENT, I.

TWILL ietmy Fonville Plantation
for the next year, either as a
whole or by. the separate field. Appl'-
cation may be made to me OF once
If notdes by private arrangement pc
fore Saturday. the 10th December
next, I will then offer, it on the place
to the highest. bidder; and on that M
day i willsseI 60 -:
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SHERIFT,Sr SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry Writs q heri IS
ID CHS iciiss Is me dIfeeled,r ] viii self TO
Tic l,ighes, biddsi,, A. bbeesSi!e G, y on a'
the firet Monday iii DECEMBER next, within
he Ivgal fouuIiIss II f she,iff's Sale, The t01'
loving property, ts 2, wiz: it, AZ sasSi:..
All ,ha. ttac. or parcel Of land contain
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ea.. FoNsab by Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.,
Importers and Dealers in Guanos.
148 BayStrect, Savannah $ 24l Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga 1tl East Bay,
Charleston, S. c., and by Norwood,
DuProt & Co: .Abbeville ". e Nc
Ghec, Icokesbury; Waller & Aiken,
Greenwood; B. A. Davis, Ninety.Six.
For further information apply or ad'
dress as above for pamphlet. - -
: Nov. Is, 1870, 31-4m. Il .. .
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SANZ ~ y
Markets..

AnsEy,lIz, December, ,2.SCotton l21-lse
2Nrv, YosK, November so = Gold sln5. ,Cot.
ton dun, uplands lss; Orleans 'iss; 's'e'
7p. NJ. Cotton heavy--sales 1000 bales;
hollands 164. y ,sysf. rss..se9.
Aro,,,rA No yember ao-.C Cotton l43al4se.
cu.nIEsrov, November so '-Cotton quiet;
middinp, 15i; sales 200 bales = . ~,
Iavrnpoo1. Eoyember 80 Cotton CLOSED
firm. upiauds s5; Orleans Of !. sales l''ooo
bales. .---- '-.-.~.. -.--. 80
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COVER, cox & MARKLEY,

Agent at Abbevile, DR.. J.. W. Marshall; al
Greenwood, j. A. & W. II. Bailey; at Ninety
Six, r. c. Epscomb; at CokesLurY, J. J. Ellis.
Nov. IL. l57O, 90 l2m r,e
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Z '+~hsss -
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Z ss-hsS -
SHERIFF'S SALE. =.
DY VIRTUE Of snndry writs Of tlsri
Il Facias il peairected, Evil sell 20 ths
hiohes, biad4s 81 a bhesiHss Court Ho9se.
ON The III, FIRST MO oNDAY. ID DEcEMe
Der next, within the legal hours Of
sheiilf's safe, aIihe following property To-
wit; r 81 tIg ,j2st& .. .i {. 80
~ ss7 Acres Of Land, am e. e. .:
mora n,,, OF loss, adjoining lands Of Ma!thew
Mcdonald, Estate; Of Andrew Edwards '''
aud others, levied upon: rs the properly o.
Samuel Carter, ads. J. L. apdJ H.Slbeft,
Administrators, and Others a., NJ, -
Terms Cash. ".-
. II. S. CASoN, !
Sheriff xbbssiIls Couhty. &
Sheriff 5 Office Nor. IL 1a7o =;
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81: & ABo lsla| oUT .!|'E
:. EMPORIUM

Hear what the travelling Of tie
5isg sayssf psliss Of Fashion ss. a
'strange as itmay appear the hadsns md est a1aoe
millinery establishment and ladies' furnishing
the Whole State Is to be found
vie: Thepropristor a MN Jan,es NE
Of tatefor fehony woman Usually he his fied
up Fashion sEnporan it with an G goods
in bis fnc which is irrsstibb reckon that NiEss
have been appeased by Fowlers beahafd
penent husbands than would fill the church ia
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containing Forty Acres. more , Or less,
and bounded by lands of VIM Duncan'
J FsGlilkscalss and others. alevied on
as the property of Mrs Jane Ashley
ads State for Taxes Ill 6
sa5s . s@ HENRY S CASON,
Sheriff of A Abbeville County
INoY 12, lSI0-33f2 ct
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Thsunequafed Equestrian DIRECTORY viii per.
scnallY supelinIe end the Bntertaie n1ents. % a
guaratee thai they viii be given entirely de-
void of ise,fonal features, nd invested With
the characteristics Of refinement and purity in
theii representation. ~ 'e ..
ier, The popular rule. 'insaeurstsa several
:, wears ago :hy Stonr Murray 'f"r tbe prfs.r-
yatiyn Of stri t, t,o,der in their Pavilion Will be
adopteo tu.e tu.es.'e'"ts e9'e. .g,s sat-3 .:sr ,l.s,
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CONSIGNEES.

TEX: GlasgowyA R Fuekes, 2 3 y y
Beliotte, b WsAiken, Ne 3Gt Miller .
W Irwin, " Mo ore & Co, J g Carlisle,
K P Widoman, A A Noble, T + Hes
ter, DKahn. 4 - SEt;vsssan
G.. Y. HAMMOND,
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q a a.a a.....ss. q. 80 g., g.,
@ S.ss 81 a. Fs So 81 15ssss5 -
;Tlhe Pror,rie the:

~ The Profrietor of the af Fashion takes
pleasure IN procamng public ho now prepared to
show handsome stock Of Dry asgrand
Millinery as can be found in The State.
Ii Dress he pared insure satisfaction to the
most doas .r & H.. nj N6sry sa ana sea + De-
Teturned from their Baltimore With
eompee understanding o the Fall in De-
paFtments I am going neither am
N business IS worth following npes such prices
realzcd 8 will insure success. Bridat very
short notice Goods snitabe kind Dress always on
hand Trimmings to sat sad pasted at sh0'
's ''osse. yerv respectfolfy JAMEs.W. FOWLER.
Oct IA, 1870, e5, tt <s3 33.f = t>.-------e
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

rF- Captains EUGENE SMITH and JEFF.
BALDWIN, came up as far as Moore's
Rock, on the Gibson and from there to
this place by wagon. They will spend a
month or two, during the low water, in
our town Eugene is native and JEFF.
an adopted-and the hospitalities of the
city are at their command Welcome,
boys
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RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY, Aug. 0,


|The river continues too low to admit of
evigation to this point. Weather warm with
fequent showers for the past week.
The Little Rock from Cincinnati, and the
Prt Gibson from Little Rock, reached Moorc's
Pek, twelve miles below here, last Saturday,
it being unable to get over both boats dis
Parged their freight and went back.
The new side wheel steamer. the Arkansas
Pile now building at Cincinnati for the
Femphis and Arkansas River Packet Compa-
VIII be finished and ready to leave for
|rkansas River about the middle of Septem-
pr.
me Fort Smith left Little Rock last Friday
k'i she can get over Moore's Rock she will
|ooably arrive here to-day or tomorrow.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

ES- The Engineers of the Little Rock
hud Fort Smith Railroad are now on this
kide of Mulberry, and will finish the To-
tation Of the road to this place in two or
three weeks from this time; when they
: will Immediately commence the prelimi-
barry survey Of the Arkansas Western
Railroad from Van Buren, to the Missou-
II State line
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

Fil be noticed by referring to our ad-
Ier.sing columns, that Mr.. b. j. FAR
bER has leased the Mills Of Col j. p.
KING, on Mulberry. "A new Smut Mill
|nd other improvements having been add
ID the past month, Mr.. F. flatters himself
bat he can make as good Flour as any
bat is brought to this market. He left
bag with us and on trial competent
pdges pronounce it equal, if not superior,
b some of the best brands from over the
u Mountain Consult his advertisement
hid see what inducements he offers for
! heat brought to the Mulberry Mills"
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

re- Capt. JENKs Brown, has returned
Ito Van Buren, after an absence of several
months. The Captain has established as
b Commercial Agent for number of st.
Louis Houses. Headquarters at this
h)lace.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

EY- We learn that w. II. PATRIARCHE,
superintendent of the South Pacific Rail
pad company, headquarters at st. Louis,
|asscd through our city one day last
feek. He was on a tour of inspection
# this country, consequent on the con-
fmplated extension of the Pacific Road
b this point.
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re- 1t was very kind of the Netg Era
litor to send us on Friday last, their is
ue of the 2lst July in place of Aug. 4th
Don't rob your files neighbor, any old
xchange would answer, when you are
hort.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

sH~ The El Passo Stage Line Company are
pw running splendid four-horse coaches over
Pc route from here to Peirce City. connecting
|ith the South Pacific Railroad for st. Louis
hours. The stage accommodations are SUI
prior and viii no doubt command large
faVpl
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

EI- DoUGHERTY Il GLASS, have just
received by wagon, good lot of BED
|STEADS, CHAIRS, &c. Give them a
call as they will soon be disposed of
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

|cS- We are glad to hear from our frle nds
all times and on all subjects, but we must
be- of them. as our space is limited, to make
\ bcr communications as short as possible
Pc length Of an article very frequently, pre-
|udes its publication. Write short and to
De- point.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

H Mr.. MCQUEEN, representing the
well known and popular House Of Jones,
Mcdowell Il Co. Little Rock, has been
with us the past week. Mr.. Mcqueen is
gentleman with whom it rs a pleasure
70 transact business, and represents one
If the best Houses in the State.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

HJ- The Conservative citizens Of Lit
c Rock, have called meeting to ap-
oint Delegates to the Dardanelle Con-
cption on the lst of September.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

tB" A Hack Line has been established to
nn between Van Buren. Cane Hill, Evans
|llc and Maysville, connecting at Maysvillc
'th stages for Baxter Springs. Leaves Van
nren every Friday morning, aud returning
'avc Maysville on Tuesday.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

Eis- DouGHERTY d. GLASS have just re
eived large and splendid assortment
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
|URTAINS, &c. Give them call
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

- 1t is bad to make an unnecessary
how Of high principles, but it is worse to
|ave no principles to show.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

~" When in need of FANCY TOILET
ARTICLES, you will find them cheap at the
Pity Drug Store Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

IE~ The place for country dealers, physi-
lans and planters &C., to procure FRESH
|DUGS and MEDICINES, is at SMITHS
ity Drug Store, Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

For cheap Drugs and everything
Usually kept in Drug Stores 60 to SMYTH's
tity Drug Store, Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09
TSy- A Southern editor is dispuste

re-" A Southern editor is disguised
with human nature, He says that you
may insert thousand things in news
paper and never hear word of approba-
ton from the readers, but just let para
graph slip in that is not suited to their
taste, and you will be sure to hear fit be
fore the paper has been out for day.
Our Southern friend ought to know that
if he " hits very hard, human nature
can't submit to it in silence.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-09

sT New Wholesale and Retail City
Drug Store is constantly in receipt of New
Ennds for sale cheap.