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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
TNPRRIAL SILVER MINING

L Company-Location OF works, Gold Hill, sto-
rev County, State OF Nevada.-Notiee is hereby
given. that at ameeting OF the Board ol Trus-
tees OF said Company, held on the I'D day
of NAV 1871. an assessment OF Ten Dollars
1SiOI Ger share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately. m
limited States gold coin. TO the Secretary, at the
ONCE Of the Company, Room No. - Hsyward,s
Building, No. Il9 California stre9t, San Fran Ii
sssessmeut shall remain unpaid on the twenty,
fonrth Sa4th)- day Of June, 4, D. lS'l, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be duly adver-
tised for sale at public anction, and unless pay
ment shall be made before, will be sold On
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July, lSu, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
Byorder OF the Board OF Trustees.
=. w K. DEAN, Secretary.
Of,ee-Room No. 10, Hayward's Building,
M 4i9 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
~ ry,AIfd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21

Yard u N. ''SS'. '..'S. y
And in accordance with law and an order O
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 9Th day q
May, 1871, 40 many shares OF eaSh patcs
st nnhlic auction, at the once OF the company
on FRIDAY, tho SOth day OF. June, 1871, q
me hour of3 oclock p y. Of said day, TO pay sait
delipouent assessment thereon, together witt
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. 10 I
NoS>' WM. II. WATSON, Secretary. .
ofnce--Room 5, No. aa Montgomery sTee'
San Francisco, Cal. ..f ..r o. )eiV-to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21

And IN accordance with Law, and IN order .oi
,he Hoard Of Trustees made on the-9th day. oi
Nav. A, d. is7i, 90 many shares Of each parcel ol
said stock as may be necessary win loS,boaa y
Room No 10, Express Building, northeast cor
osr ~ CalIfornia and Montgomery streets, san
sys Essnciseo' ri California, on THURSDAY, the asth
dsy OF juno, A. d is11. atoths hour Of one
O'Clock. r n OF said day % pay SAD @ dennSSeSS. sS
vertisinc and expenses OF sale, 1.aSro1i hgs
'e''''e ''4 --''-1' = JOS. 4. KING. SssTetary.9
omce--Room No. 10, Express Bufding, north
east corner OF California and Montgomery "a
San Frsnciseo. California. band ls,etM
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NOTICE.

NTR. JOHN GLACKEN IS HEREBY AU-
M rthorizcd to collect and receipt q oltstand
ing bills duo the arm Of DALE - CO.. Virginia
City, and all claims against the hrm will be pre-.
pented TO HIM Immediately for settlement. All
persons indebted to the arm are earnestly re-
auested TO settle within thirty days. Mr..
Glacken can be found at our old stand. now
occupied by r. L. HIGGINS i CO., No. y
South street, Virginia.
60. R. DALE i co.
VIRGINIA. May q, 1873. mve3lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21

TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
L OF Nevada, sat Virginia, the i7d DAY OF
aot{ce ot hiS appointnent ~ hSsiapes OF WILL;
LIAM WESTON, Of Virginia, In the County o.
storey and State Of NevAda, within AZ LIE u
trfct who has been adjudgsda oanktnps npad IA
bis own petition, BY the q sine; TSy ~ DsHsnss.
Distxaet. g.' T0i 1Bk S.oA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
CUCCOR MILL AND NIINING

- characterization OF works, Gold hui
Mining District, Storey county, Nesada-
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting oI @ .he
Board OF Trusteet OF said company, netu On ,e sns
dollar lsD per share was levied upon the sapiiai
stocS of aid company, payable Immediately,
IN United States gold coin to me secsSsay s w., ~
sns,sr~ s,rest San francisco. California ANY
ss,ocS mon which said assessment shall remain
nnnald on THURSDAY, the sth day OF June,
ISL. shsli be deemed delinquent, snd VIII oe
duly advertised for sale At public auction, anu no
sold on FRIDAY, the S0th day Of jane, 1871, 10
nav the dellnquent assessment, together with
~ sts on Advertising and expenses OF rale.
Nv order OF the Board OF Trustees. ~.
80 = WIN. Il. WATSON, Secretary.
ONCE Room s. No. 3os Montgomery street, san
E.aneI.no Gal Nav q 1871. myo
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS WILL PLEASE TAKE
a notice that am not responslble TOT any
debts contracted BY ANNIE ENDGKLLN; my
,wi1s;a n:,s MN Ma, !, ,s7i LoUi' , = nysilw:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21

NENTUCK MINING COMPANY.
n Location OF Works: Gold Hill. storey
Comfy. state Of Nevada-N There arc
delinauent upon the following described stock,
on account or assessment No, Q, levied ou the
9th day OF May, 1871, the several amounts ~
opposite the names OF tho respective snare
holders, as follows: ban 20 on ,sE1is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
1,JOl Gifts Of Gold Coin
I During tho Festival the sum o. go, 900
will bo distributed to the Ticket holders, as fol-

1,50t Gifts. amounting 70 S,So
The drawing win tako place and the SIM
awarded In a similar manner as the Concert
ciyen In San Francisco IN sid Of the Mercantile
1Ibrary, and under The Isupcfpiaion OF com.
miiteo OF. well known responsibls citizens OF
Nevada County, California.
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TO MILLMEN !!

rxzH HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
INV Hil Nrss Once h,lf a ton q AnPshor
Nh. Holsting Work., etc. WIN be sold atrs
6ucSa Dri es for easa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvgNN~
N that on and after to-day the I~
Ordinances In regard to Hogs, Dogs Rss@S
ieii.lw THOS. HARKIN, Town Marshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
GIFT CONCERTS.
Tickets OF Adnission, $40 zach, currency

Tickets OF fAdnissiou, $40 zach, currency.
Each ticket will have attached to II four cou.
pons Of the denomination OF - 50 each. The
holders OF an entire ticket will be entitled TO
admission 70 the Concert, and TO the whole
amount Of the gin awarded TO It by lot. The
holder Of each coupon Will be entitled to admis-
sion to tho Concert and to one-fourth Of the
amount OF such gift as may be awarded to It.
To provide funds for this Grand Concert, and
for tho benefit OF the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, 100, ,OO0 tickets will be bold at $40 each,
THE CITIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY
Is Treasurer and Depository. ...- :
Immedistely Gter the Concert the sum OF
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cuAs. CUMMINGS
----,,,,, -. L.. cHA1. CUMMINGS
UNION IRON: N?:aaW0lRl!lKaS DIRK
I a:Ylx.sEi y ! CUMMINGS

FOUNDERS, q sMAcHINlsISIi SE,NEkAL a:i.al.
\ on.sis mill and Mining Machinery OF, all de-
SSt,)S3Sn1. .frAil orders MED with prbmptnoss
and dis1ateb, Ard y the Lewest Rates rgs !
oEgsGs5 8E9 sostSs Nc G street, 9 tE,,tn.d 2. fAe Ae
virginia, Nay 10. ls7l.g@ lytlcgtmyis-f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

By the provisions OF the charter this Library
| Is 70 be forever FREQ to the graiuitous use and
enjoyment Of every citizen, and 1t Is the purpose
Of the Trustees 10 raise o fund sufficient TO
secure suitable building. to place in II books
enough to form tho nucleus Of magnificent
Library, and 10 90 endow II as TO enable II TO
huy the current publications as they come out,
and to be selEsustaining. The Concert ana
distribution will take place under the immediate
supervision Of the Trustees named In the act OF
Incorporation, who are as follows: II T.
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72t Prizes, In all,

III frLet, VI ah,'''''''''''''<.'.'' eo'''oS'
Aftcr paying the expenses Of the enterprise
and making the distribution OF the gifts, the
kalanee Of the proceeds arising from the sale Of
tickets will be appropriated to the establishment
OF PREE LIBRARY In Louisville, to DO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21

Hon. j. ]. Sitter, Judge Jefferson Court Of
Common Pleas; Hon. T. d. Cochran, Chaneello'
Judge Jefferson Circuit Court; Hon. J. q: Bax
TOT; Hayor OF Louisville Hon: B. J. Webb,
Senator Of Kentucky Col. g. G, Wharton. Y; 3.
District Attorney; Col. Phil. Lee, PROSECUTING
Attorney Ninth Judicial District; dea. j; I.
BOYLE, President ". II. & 4. Il. r.: DR., 7. 8.
Ben, Prof. Med University, Louisville Jilson
p. johnson, Proprietor Gait House; Hon. J..
Proctor Knot, late Member Congress; Andrew
Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Broker.
Tho holders OF tickets to which gins arc
awarded will be paid on presentation at the
once in Louisville, KY. Tickets will be for sale
A. tie Office in Louisville on the ~ l.ilH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
i IRAIER0ID NOTICE.

InUCJ TIIE.Il sHN---+~OH Inn IYII
rDAsSEgsERS By TUE VIRGINIA cAN!D n!
.sS X sSsa :S a rs ;sSS p1p
cure iie Tets before erterin1 tho cats! "A diner
once, a nsdsiot @ cent? .esch betw.een ticket
rstcs and rates oS fsrts conneted on trains.
-, In. n. YERINGToN, Supt:
G iCarsou! JuneI1, lSTl.i 5GEsIi. ILE ~. lel:tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
..' d VINO WANTS An
ENGINE; OR ,bofEERo7
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ONE ENGiNE-l4 In Cylinder. % In Stroke.
SNR RN6INE-l2 in. Cylinder, ~ in. Stroke.
ONE ENGINE-iQin.C Cylinder, 20 in. Stroke.
Also -Four TIrButAR BoIIxRs, Of various
'lfsS 81 IsoSg gTossIkrss gToosIrs eaAo
lfMyisssi MsSsuis, SS Nay s,lsu. myisni
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-21
.p-.nu, I3asiness Mana serst -,
|tAi!""r'" Ai!"r'" "f0F' J. coorrwell Lee. :

H'!"ih- -'S' J. corwell Lee. = :" !
h. s.t.-g. gJol .--cs ygH,l 1907. .
BY special permission we refer to the follow
ing well known citiZens:' &
John u. Dickson, Sheriff OF Nevada County.
JoSn IL r AZ e 9Speasicr, National Exchange Hotel.
N. 8, Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
q. v. Schmittbhrg, Postmaster.
Julius Grecnwald, County Treasurer.
Geo D, Newell cx- County Supervisor.
Thos. J. Gardner, Rditor Nevada Gazette.
P. Banner. Merchant. ~.
RIB; Gentry, Into Sheriff Nevada County.
D. Z. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. ..aH. d..
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel.
q. q. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
= Judge T. II. Role. -.rvfs ~ go 3 .
AGcG X. Phillips, Merchant. -. { e q.
4 "a Goldsmith. Merchant. tgE ~ .
William II. Coo, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
X eanSsid. oII-chisf Engineer of tho Fire
Department.
a Sanford, Merchant. - %
rHlytm 6Pottef, Merchants. t5Cl. ..
Lester & Mulloy, Merchants.
L, NIhell, City Marshal. r. :.
! Goodl rcspenidble Agents wanted: Liberal
commissions allowed Money should be sent
by Express, or by dram on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications to v.'
49, ,.,.....-C. b. SOCIETY
' '..t' % Nevada City, California.
IrIj 4.'' OIL, DgG--- or, .ghltN.
0 TICKETS TICKET s;f'iH f'Fi sale sy syp.eovEHr, I.
.- r.. ,,,,. Summit Stables, on the Divide
mbtd Virginia City, Nevada.
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SJJO,OO0 i'm Currency.
c / F r 81:

will be distributed BY lots to tho holders o.
Tickets In tho following
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LOO, 900 Season Tickets Of AdnissisI
win be sold, ....., .,.
9.AT $1 so EACH.

,Oo5 Gold Coin Premiums, amount'g to $4,000
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,......, TREASURER ..,
BANK Of THos. RINDLEYACo"
I,J,.;,.... r''y Grns. Falley, 10 ,grg..

With whom all moneys will be deposited: Al
dIsbursements WIN be made through said Bank,
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
LAND GRANTS.

The most important event in Congress
to-day was the test vote in the House on
the Senate bill incorporating the South
crn Pacific railroad company and grant
ing it the usual land subsidy. Its friends
moved reference of the bill to the com
mittce on Pacific railroad with instruc
tons to report it back on any day after
the 10Th of February, which was carried
hy more than two thirds vote Many
Of the Republicans and Democratic mem
bers who have opposed further land sub
sides, voted for this bill on the ground
that rs the Northern and Central over
land roads had been magnilicently en-
dowcd by Congress, it was simple justice
that the south should have a road The
bill provides for a land grant Of twenty
alternate sections to the mile on both
sides of the road in the territories of
New Mexico and Arizona, and ten al
ternate sections TO the mile in California.
There is no land grant in Texas The
road is 70 ran from FL paso to san Die
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Is- For the benefit of city grocers,
who are SO busy waiting ON customers
and posting up their books that they have
no time to post themselves, we will state
that the new tariff materially reduces the
import duties on tea, coffee, sugar and
spices. On each pound duties have been
taken of rs follows Tea, all sorts, ten
cents coffee, two cents; cocoa, ground,
four cents; sugar, one cent; cinnamon,
ten cents; mace, fifteen cents currants,
two aud a half cents; allspice, ten cents
ginger, three cents; nugmcgs, thirty
cents cloves, fifteen cents; prunes, two
and half cents. We hope our groeers
viii cut out this paragraph and paste it on
the counter, close to the scales.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

CoLoRs.--It IA a grea! art to know cx
aatly what colors 60 best together. Green
looks we'll with geld, violet or red pale
blue with scarlet, pink with black and
white. and gray with scarlet or pink, A
cold color generally requires warm tint
to give il life White and black are usual
ly safe for any. complexion. Fink is be.
coming to sou,c. bat not il there is much
color nthe checks or lips. Maize or straw
color is particularly becoming to people OF
dark complexion, wi black hair and eyes.
Above all. whatever b. the color Of the
dress, the ornaments and trimmings
throughout should bc correspondent one
with the other. II all that finishes dress
hsrmonizes, then the general effect cannot
60. OF being COOL
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
-so-

IE- The ChyonicIe, is the name Of q
new paper, Just issued at Dardanellc, the
first number of which is on our table
Capt III. Il. BARRY, resumes the Editori-
a! harncss--we welcome him back to the
craft The Captain will make good
paper and deserve, as he will no doubt
receive liberal support. 1t politics ii
will be domocraiic-the only safe anch
oragc, for u honest independent press.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
ST. AIMS sAcadenyfor Young Ladies'
FORT SMITH, ARK.

VINlIIS well known Institution is situated
on an elevation adjoining the town and
for health and beauty is unsurpassed. Ow-
ing to the numerous applications for admis-
sion, the Convent had to be greatly enlarged
and now IA fine three story School House Is
erected with extensive galleries for recrea-
ton in wet weather The pleasure grounds
are ample and retired: prettily laid out and
well shaded by fine old forrest trees. present
ing every induccmcnt to healthful and invig-
Grating exercise. The course of instruction
embraces all the branches taught in onr best
and costliest lnSttutlons--No or South
The kind and accomplished Sisters are unre-
mitting and as>duotls in their attention to
their pupils. TO form Young Ladies' to yir
tue: ornament their mids with useful intor-
nation: accustom them to early habits Of
order and economy; and to cultivate in them
those qualities ofhead and heart which rend-
crs virtue both amiable and attractive not
only in the family circle but In society like
wise, constitute principally the mission of
the Sisters of Mercy Differences of religion
will not be regarded in the admission of pu-
pills AID boarders who are willing to conform
for order sake to the general regulations.
The summer Session commences on the lst
of February next, proX. For further partic-
ulars apply TO Mother MARY THERESA
OFARRE1L Superioress, Convent of Mer-
cy. Fort smith, Ark. jan 30,w3
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

TT A Letter from Mrs. Lee says tina
it is her intention to have the Generals
remains removed to Richmond should
she ever leave Lexington; and II not, that
she wishe7 them at her death to be placed
in Hollywood, and that she be buried be-
side him there This settles the qdes
ton that Richmond is to be their final
resting place, and makes it appropriate
that here his grateful and loving coun
trymen should rear their greatest monu-
mtnt to his memory.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

METROPOLITAN HorEL Attention is di
rected 70 the Card, in our paper, OF the
Metropolitan Hotel, of Little Rock. 1t
hass changed hands and ia now in the
vreprietorship Of Capt. w. II. FrLrox,
and under the special management of the
popular steamboatman, Capt. ED. Now
LAND. Travellers. by land or sea, will do
vellto note the change and give the Me.
sopolItan call when on a visit to the
Capitol. N4'' .,f 81" '''''.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

TnHa TIE CAROTID ARTERY A for
eign periodical mentions that, among the
continental surgeons who have particu
larly distinguished themselves during the
present European war, Dr. Frank, late OF
the British service, stands at their head
he having performed the delicate opera
ton of tying the carotid artery by can
die light. .H
The same operation under similar CIR
cumstances, was recently performed by
a young surgeon, DIR. j. X. Lane, resid-
ing in Secor, Woodford county, Illinois,
and has patient is now walking about his
room.
The young man accidentally shot him
self with charge OF bird.shot just below
the left ear, and, secondary hemorrhage
taking place during the night, this dan
gcrous operation was performed by the
light Of an ordinary candle. - Con,muRi.
cation in Chicago Times,
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

LI1rLE Rock AND FoET SMITH Rail
koAp.--The Little Rock Journal of the
sth, says, .tthis company is not only
pushing their road forward to completion
with great cclerity, but eqnipping what is
nlresdy completed with first class coach
es, &c, In addition to what they have in
use At present. two locomotives, twenty
Hat cars and beautiful baggage, mail
and express chr, are en- route. All of the
above, except the baggage car, are now
at tho mouth Of White River, and will be
here ,iia a few days. The baggage car
will be shipped from Jcffersonvillc in a
few days. Iron for fifty additional miles
is en- route, from Nev Orleans, and will
be, here in day or too.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

!, A The New York San (Radical)
psopounds this somewhat personal con-
undrum: Ashigh,minded Republicans
sean the long row Of Grants brothers,
brothers im-law, ncphews, cousins and
Other relatives, down. to the third and
fourth generation, with their noses in the
public crib, do they not long for the sight
pfa President who will give some better
proof OF his attachment to the Repub'i-
can party than in 50 prostituting his great
office as to provide sustenancc for the
political lazzaroni Of his own household ?
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

ES' Mr., Grant on Monday last nc
ceptcd magnificent carriage robe made
of fjaguar, wolf and fox skins, with heads,
legs and tails .of the animals intact II
Is valued at $500. A half dozen Indian
agents were appointed nest day.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
NICK'S
Floral Guide for 1871.

'INIlE first edition of 100000 copies of Nicks
l. Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds and Flor
al Guide, is published and ready to send out
100 pages, and an Engraving of almost eve
ry desirable Flower and Vegetable. 1t Is
elegantly printed on fine tinted paper illus
tratcd with 800 line wood Engravngs and
two beautiful COLORED PLATES. The
most beautiful and the most instructive Flor
al Guide published. Sent free to all my Gus
toners Of 1870, as rapidly as possible, with
out application. Sent TO all others who ord
cr them for 10 cents, which is not half the
cost. Address, JAMES WICK.
jan2i, Rochester. Ny,
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

EJ Count Won Moltke is not Dane
by birth he was born on the 26th ofOc-
tober, 1890, at Gnewitz, near Psrchim,
in Mecklinburg. His father is buried in
the Wsnsbeck Cemetery, near IIomburg.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

ss@AE, We have for sale, half dozen
large superb Steel Engravings of Gen
RoeHRT F., LeH. ltis pronounced to be
the best executed and most perfect like
nesa,nf this distinguished General ever
executed. 1t is picture that will well
adoni any parlor. Apply at this Office.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Eg' Greenland got the news ora prob
able out break of hostilities between
France and Prussia by the visit of an
American ship, September 18th, aud un.
less by accident, will hear nothing
further Of the war until next summer.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

~ Mr.. William Spragne IIoyt, ufthe
we'll known A,o,sse OF Hoyt, Sprag,ie 4
Hfyte M,'fsahds been extremely foftun
stodn sdcaslmg . financee IN the person
- w. 'Uhasnihig AiisS Nettia Chase,
daaEhtssi sftlls Chief Justice OF the INF,
ted Btatcsae l1'ht announcement has Gre
atsdA dcliglafa ss,ciai breeze 90 ,s 81
tom q .hxii tRa, 10 nOIiiaonoIl 9 eEG
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Ey Duncan X. McCrary, Congress
man prior to the war, Confederate Con-
gresham and Confederate Colonel, has
been appointed clerk of the United States
courts, at Memphis.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Tg In his sermon last Sunday Mr.
Beecher flippanty alluded to st Paul as
IN insignificant, blear-cyed Jew .
What's the trouble between Henry Ward
and st Paul 7 Jew he undoubtedly was,
and 50 was Jesus, but the attack on his
eye sight is unwarrantcd and caumnious
Gina ER1oiret
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

ET There is no "telling what day
will bring forth" Hon. JOSEPH Brooks,
who has for the past week occupied the
seat rs Senator from the district com.
posed of Pulaski and White counties,
was ousted on Wednesday last by vote
of'13 to 6 Mr. Brooks had no little
trouble in getting into the Senate and it
was after a long struggle thai his case
was referred the Committee ON Elections,
WHO reported that Dr. RILEY, his demo
cratic opponent was legally elected to the
seat he was occupying, Dir. Riley may
thank Mr. Brooks for the pleasure OF
taking his scat, as a majority of the Sen
ate were disposed that neither should be
received; butt Joseph, by a sharp dodge,
having got in, the majority preferred the
democrat to him. saf HtUI
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
FOR REM

THE well known SHAW FARM. at the
/ Mouth of Frog Bayou. Cor Clear Greek }
consisting of nearly 100 acres of the best Bot
tom Lands Good Dwelling House, Barn,
Gin House and other buildings on the prcmi-
Scs. One of the most desirable places on the
Arkansas River. Good references required.
Apply to j. b. SHAW, on the premises, or
to
u. G. WILLIAMS. Van Burcn.
ian d ~ If